Officials Study Buildup Of Red Troops In Indo
Washington reports say French and American officials reviewed evidence of a Communist buildup in northern Indochina, now three divisions strong, two armored, since last summer's armistice. Mendes-France and Dulles planned a final Washington conference before Mendes-France's departure. They aimed to craft a joint communique on Indo China policy and possible UN visits to monitor armistice compliance.
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Washington
Indochina
Pierre Mendes-France
John Foster Dulles
White House
Indo
U.S
Asia
France
U.N. Dulles
Mendes - France
New York
United Nations
Paris
Free
China
Christmas Club funds distributed by five area banks
About 906000 in Christmas Club checks is being paid to more than 11075 area residents by five city banks. Elyria Savings and Trust will send 271000 to 3400 people on Nov 30. Lorain County Savings 315000 to 4000 people, sending out starts Thursday. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust 220000 to 2200 people on Dec 1. Northern Savings and Loan 25000 to 430 people, first year. First Savings and Loan 375000 to 525 people on Dec 1.
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Ase
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Elyria
Avon Lake
Lorain County Savings and Trust! Co
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Northen Savings and Loan Co
First Savings and Loan Co
Cheyenne Bar Owner Cashed Phony $5 Check Friday
In Cheyenne a bar owner may have unknowingly cashed a counterfeit five dollar check. The instrument bore the endorsement U. R. Stuck and the owner faces the possibility of loss while investigators review the incident.
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Cheyenne
Wro
U. R. Stuck
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio with cool, showery day
Cloudy conditions prevail with light rain ending this afternoon. Highs near 48 to 32, tonight lows around 38 to 42. Sunday remains partly cloudy and cool with a broad temperature range from Friday to the next day. Precipitation none in the last 24 hours. humidity around 83 percent at 3 pm. Sunrise 7:20, sunset 5:05, moonrise 2:44 am. Big Hat Sale at Birkline's listed in ads.
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Ohio
Cave Dweller Denies Killing Five in California
Mil lan Perovich, a 33 year old man described as living in caves and wearing ragged clothes, was booked on suspicion of murder after police traced him from Griffith Park Hills. A couple reported seeing him drinking before shots rang out, with four more shots that day. He denies he hunted humans and was found with a .22 caliber pistol and ID. Police note prior arrests for concealed weapons and a past commitment to Camarillo State Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Gaunt
Millan Perovich
Griffith Park
Ruth Burnette
John L. Orendorn
Perovich
Elssian Park
Visto
Jack Klepper
Erovich
Klepper
Mushc
Camarillo
Calif
Schottke
Dr. Sheppard
iSchottke
Sam
Gerber
Scholtke
Nancy Ahern
Peter Beckeran
Vincent Morrow
Sarnae
Sheppard
Sach
Samuel Sheppard
Becker
Lorain Man Shot While Hunting
Thomas Miller of 1210 23rd Street Lorain was wounded in a hunting accident at Calvary Cemetery Penfield Junction when a pheasant spooked another hunter Charles Halstead fired buckshot striking Miller in the left arm. He was treated locally and advised to seek X rays at St Joseph Hospital.
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Thomas Miller
23Rd St
Lorain
Miller
James Daley
DeWitt St
Calvary Cemetery
Penfield Junction
Charles Halstead
West 22Nd St. Lorain
Tor
St. Joseph Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Crash Kills Woman in Route 146 Two-Car Crash
Amy Ann Evans 36 of Nashport was killed in a two car crash on Route 146 near here Friday night. Police said she died at the scene and that the other driver was hospitalised with unspecified injuries.
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Zanesville
Amy Ann Evans
Nashport
Here
DiSalle Emerges as Strong Contender for Democratic Chair
Michael V. DiSalle former Toledo mayor and U.S. price administrator leads in pledged committeemen votes for Democratic National Chairman. Sen. Thomas A. Burke backs him urging support from senators and representatives. Mitchell steps back though may reconsider if party unity is at risk amid Ohio Senate recounts and McCarthy censure moves.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Toldo
U.S. Price
Stephen A. Mitchell
DiSalle
New Orleans
DiSalledor
Sen
Thomas A. Burke
Mitchell
Ohio
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Morse Says Delay Means No Censure Compromise
Senator Morse from Oregon said a 10 day delay on fundraising stalled progress toward a compromise on censuring Senator McCarthy. He warned that time pressures could influence Senate voting while noting Dirksen sees time as a factor. Morse urged a vote by December 24, citing a moral duty to use parliamentary steps fairly.
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Morse
Burke
Washington
Buck
Senate
Lucas
Arau
McCarthy
Two Polio Victims Placed On Danger List In Lorain
Two Lorain residents are on the Cleveland City Hospital danger list for poliomyelitis. Elmer Thiery Jr. 2, of 1954 East 30th Street, was rushed from St. Joseph Hospital to Cleveland Hospital with high fever and paralysis in his left leg. A nine year old girl, Patricia Leear, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Logar of 4109 Russell Street, admitted Nov 7 with polio now listed as poor. County cases total 44 as polio continues to spread.
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Cleveland City Hospital
Elmer Thiery
East
Lorain
Thiery
Cleveland Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Thier
Waun Wey
Zair
Ian Ae
Patricia
Leear
Ajsa
Senate
Where To Turn St. Mary's Loses 'Title' in Exciting Finale
A dramatic grid season ends with Lorain St. Marys losing the mythical Class B title to Mogadore, 25-20. The story notes the game details and location mentions, with additional items covering water discussions in Elyria and local notices across pages.
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Lorain St. Mary‘s
Mogadore
Temporary Lorain County Employes Association Forming
An association for the betterment and social activities of Lorain County employes is being formed with temporary president Lee Terrell. Dell Komling and Mary Gray serve as vice president and secretary as 88 members have signed up. Dues start at 1 a year and initiation fees may follow. the group is not a labor union.
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Lorain County
Lee Terrell
Terrell
Loraine County Employes Association
Dell Komling
Mary Gray
Lorain Senior Wins Top Award in Ohio History Contest
Lorain and Athens and Stark Counties high school seniors won the top prizes in Ohio University's Awards in Ohio History government and Citizenship. Joseph R. Asik of Lorain won first prize of 100, Mary Lou Wichterman of Athens won second prize of 50, and Nancy Lou Dallas of Alliance won third prize of 25. The competition drew 98 finalists from all 88 counties and at-large contestants.
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Athens, C
Lorain
Athens
Stark
Ohio University
Ohio
Joseph R. Asik
Mary Lou Wichterman
Nancy Lou Dal-las
Alliance
State Education Department
Eisenhower Opens 1954 Tuberculosis Seals Campaign
President Ike announced the purchase of 35 Tuberculosis Christmas seals as part of the 1954 sales drive, signaling the start of the nationwide campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pope Pius Advances Health Build Injections
Vatican sources report Pope Pius is undergoing a new series of health building injections but remains in good health despite the treatment.
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Castelgandolfo
Pius
Vatican
Winter youth retains national pancake title with 45 eaten
Lawrence Hines of Winter Wisconsin, a US high school student, defends the national pancake eating crown by consuming 45 pancakes. He said he was not very hungry, noting he might have challenged the record set by Charles Pfister if more appetite had followed.
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Winter
Wis
Lawrence Hines
Hines
Charles Pfister
Almaneatec
Dems Prepare Ohio Recount in Senate Vote Battle
Ohio Democrats meet in Columbus to decide breadth of recount in the senatorial race. They propose funding at $19 per precinct with refunds if errors reach four percent. Hamilton County and Cincinnati edges noted, with potential statewide tally reaching a quarter of polling places and a near $328,000 bill.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Democratic
Biachanante
Can Thamse
Cullen
Burke
Burks
Hamilton County
Mahosing
Summit
Stark and
Tuscarawas
Cincinnati
Bender
Prosecution Says Three Men Named Were Investigated
Cleveland prosecutors say the three men Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard named as possible lovers were checked as suspects in Marilyn Sheppard’s slaying. Testimony revealed inconsistencies in Dr. Sheppard’s account and suggested intruder theories while coroner Samuel Gerber confirmed a blood print on the pillow indicating a two bladed surgical instrument. The defense maintained an intruder or narcotics-fueled assailant, with ongoing trial as prosecutors press for the electric chair.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Robert F. Schottke
Scissors Found in Land Not Linked to Dr Sheppard Case
Traverse City police said surgical scissors inscribed with M. Sheppard likely have no relation to the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder case. Nurse Margaret J Shepard of Traverse City reported losing them while cutting flowers. Eleven year old Shirley Lynn of Elkhart Indiana found the scissors last July in the sand near Take south of here.
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Traverse City
Mich
M. Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Margaret J. Shepard
Shirley Lynn
Elkhart
Ind
Here
Detectives Quiz Motive In Cleveland Sheppard Murder Case
Two Detroit men and a woman, described as middle aged and well dressed, were questioned by Cleveland homicide detectives on Friday night about information related to the Mazi lyn Sheppard murder case. They provided responses but no concrete leads emerged.
Budget Booster Turcet Classified Ad Help in The Chronicle
An ad classed promotion offers a quick help worded for selling and renting items in The Chronicle Telegram. It invites callers to dial 4731 for assistance with ad criteria and promises fast results for budget items like the Luxaire coal furnace in sand condition.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Geo. Deckers
Luxaire
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