U S Soviet Talks Could Happen Soon in Paris
United Nations delegate Warren Austin said direct U S Soviet talks could occur at any time during the General Assembly. He criticized Russia’s atomic weapons plan as nonsense and urged restraint in Korea. Austin, a former Vermont senator, spoke to the Anglo American Press Club and urged disarmament.
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Paris
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Russia
Vermont
Free World
Anglo-American Press Club
Youths Bound Over To Grand Jury In Sheep Thefts
Three Columbia township youths Charles Hollan Hugh Wheeler and Winslow McBurnie, all in their twenties, were bound to the grand jury on grand larceny charges with $1000 bonds each. A 17 year old was sent to juvenile authorities. They allegedly stole 20 sheep valued at 444 dollars from Eugene Babcock farm Route 162 Rochester C November 8 and were arrested at Coshacton while attempting to sell them, deputies said.
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Columbia Township
Charles Hollan
Hugh Wheeler
Stearns Road
Winslow McBurnie
Columbia Station
James Horn
Eugene Babcock
Rochester
Coshacton
North Korea No Targets for Atom Bombs Says Vandenberg
Washington General Hoyt Vandenberg said there are no targets in North Korea to justify atomic bombs by UN forces. He noted no justification for using stockpiled atomic weapons and that true air supremacy requires striking Manchurian bases, a policy decision for the U N and allies. He conceded US control of air in northwest Korea is not as firm as before, and ground rules limit air supremacy over the Chinese air force.
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Washington
Hoyte
Vandenberg
North Korea
United Nations
Air Force
Korean Battle Front
U. S
Manchuria
United States
Korea
Britain Will Let U S Bombers Base In Britain
Prime Minister Churchill told a Labourite in the House of Commons that Britain will continue to host United States atomic bomber bases as long as needed for world peace and security. Emrys Hughes had urged ending the base agreement due to retaliatory bombing risks to Britons.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Churchill
Emrys Hughes
Hughes
Four Churches to Join In Service
Union services of the south end churches will be held at Bethany Baptist church on Thanksgiving Day at 11 00 am Rev C R Bayd pastor of the Second Baptist church will be the speaker Churches participating are Second Baptist Bethany Baptist Jones Chapel and Second Methodist Rev J R Monks is the pastor of the Bethany church
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South-End
Bethany Baptist Church
C. R. Bayd
Second Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist
Jones Chapel
Second Methodist
J. R. Monks
Bethany Church
Garner 83 Tomorrow
UVALDE Tex John Nance Garner will be 83 years old tomorrow continuing as a once prominent political figure known for his role as vice president.
Loyalty oath program upheld by Ohio court in Cleveland schools
Ohio Supreme Court today upheld the loyalty oath program in Cleveland city schools. Governor Lausche said a meeting would discuss highway issues and financing for the 241 mile Turnpike project. Bankers warned condemnations could delay the Turnpike Act as lawmakers seek to overcome objections. Nov 29 date noted for discussions with Turnpike Commission chairman.
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Ohio Court
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Jack B. Dworkin
of Education
O. Gov
Path
James W. Shacknessy
Turnpike Commission
New York
Lausche
James W. Shocknessy
Markham
East Tian
River St
Ithe Turnpike Law
Turnpike plan delayed by land condemnation issue
Bankers representing 117 investment houses urged special sessions to amend the turnpike law to allow land seizure after final condemnation. They warn delays could jeopardize the financial program and project feasibility. Shacknessy expected a commission meeting next Wednesday to discuss law changes. A calendar note mentions an anniversary event for Eldred paper on Friday the 23rd.
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Turnpike Commission
Shacknessy
Commission
Shocknessy
Clothing Catches Fire Leaves Child Critically Burned
Daughter of Garland and Evelyn Hedgecoth of Dyke Road lies in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after flames from her clothing engulfed her. Her five year old brother Spike, playing with matches, tried to save her. both parents rushed to hospital with the child while a relative cared for the boy.
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Spike
Sher
Emergency Declared In Italian Flood Area
In northern Maty a state of emergency legislation was proclaimed as British and American troops join Italian forces and civilians in rescue efforts. Rome reports 200 000 of 350 000 Rovigo Province residents homeless with 27 towns inundated as heavy rain and snow worsen the flooding.
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Milan
Maty
Rome
Rovigo
American Battle Casualties Pass 100,000 Mark
The Defense Department announced that Korean War battle casualties in Korea have surpassed 100,000, with 100,173 dead or missing. The figure covers casualties since June 25, 1950, and includes 70,768 wounded, 174 captured, and 1,391 returned after being listed as missing, noting the actual total is higher due to delayed next of kin notifications.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Good Husband Confesses Possible Murder in Parma
In Cleveland area suburbs, Frank Prevost, 47, described as a good and devoted husband, told police he thinks he killed his wife Mae Prevost, 42. Officers found Mae dead with a slashed throat, and Frank in a bloody robe with chest wounds and wrists cut. He was incoherent saying he had a fever and may have harmed her Sunday while attempting self harm by the furnace.
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Cleveland
Mae Prevost
Rome
Parma
Frank Prevost
Prevost
Former Pythian Sisters Leader Jeannette Bell Dies
Funeral services will be held in Cleveland for Jeannette E. Bell a former national president of the Pythian Sisters who died Monday in the Detroit home of a son.
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Cleveland, O
Jeannette E. Bell
The
Pythian Sisters
Detroit
No Paper Tomorrow In Chronicle Telegram Thanksgiving
There will be no Chronicle Telegram tomorrow to allow staff to spend Thanksgiving with families. The next edition will be published Friday. Special wedding flowers from Darek Florist at 922 Broad with brides, bridesmaids, and church flowers priced at 45.00.
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Chronicle-Telekram
Chronicle-Telegram
Darek Florist
Thanksgiving Hopes And Santa Arrives Soon In Ohio
Ohioans anticipate a thankful day with Santa Claus sightings and seasonal weather. Lake Erie to the Ohio River feels the wind and mild rain, then colder skies with snow flurries. Families gather for meals and church services as safety reminders and a nation recalls earlier hard times and freedoms.
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Turkey
Ianta Claus
Lake Erie
Ohio
Truman Challenge On Foreign Policy Accepted By GOP
Washington Republicans accepted President Truman s challenge to make foreign policy a 1952 campaign issue and denounced his charges of smear and slush funds He warned the GOP would be defeated overwhelmingly if they made foreign policy an issue in the next year His speech from Key West Florida to the National Women s Democratic Club drew brisk Republican rebuttal Including Taft denouncing presidential bravado and GOP leaders hoping to make foreign affairs a major election issue in 1952 The party pledged funds and effort within the law to present the issues to voters
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Washington
Truman
Special Interests
GOP
Key West
Fla
National Women's Democratic Club
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Cincinnati
George H Bender
John B. Bennet
Iguy
George Gabrielson
IGOP
Thanksgiving Day Program At Ely High School Assembly
A spiritual Thanksgiving assembly at Ely High brought together students from all trades. The Senior Hi Club organized devotional exercises readings and songs with Rev Richard J Lehman delivering the Thanksgiving address and Grant Ingersoll offering thanks. Committee chair Harlan ChapmanDon Lang Jim McCord John Elliott Bob Brandes Frank Peters and Jim Kimball led the student planning and readings.
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Elytia High School
All Trades
Richard J. Lehman
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Harlan Chapman
John Eliott
George Wilson
Jim McCord
J. Martin Beck
Grant Ingersoll
Gehman
Chapman
Don Lang
John Filiott
Bob Brandes
Frank Peters
Jim Kimball
Agreement Ratified Prevents Strike on Blond Plasma Supply
PHILADELPHIA reports Sharp & Dohme Inc has ratified a new contract avoiding a strike that would have disrupted the army's blond plasma supply. The pact preserves production and prevents military shortages, with management and workers reaching terms after negotiations.
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Philadelphia
Sharp & Dohme, Inc
Nations Charge U.S. Plane Violated Frontiers
Belgrade reports Yaraslavia Hungary and Romania protested to Washington over a U S Air Force C 47 cargo plane wandering over their borders from Munich. Officials say four Americans aboard may have been downed in a satellite country after being fired upon by border guards. Romanian note denies American claim of being fired at. embassy cites strayed path and lacks confirmation of damage.
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Belgrade
Yaraslavia - Cameus
Hungary
Romania
Prue
Thera
Amercan
Budapest
Bucharest
Washington
Munich
Germany
Calcutta
India
Decca Airways
Italy
Dum
Decision Upheld In School Case
The state supreme court upheld a tower court decision in which Lawrence County residents were held in contempt for delaying the opening of Rock Hill school by more than three weeks. A common pleas judge issued an injunction to stop picketing and allow access for teachers and pupils. eleven people were cited, nine fined $100 and jailed 10 days.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Common Pleas
Rock Hil Board of Education
Rock Hill
Reds Offer Plan Close To Allies’
PANMUNJOM Korea The Communists agreed in principle to try to end the Korean war within 30 days under a United Nations plan. Allies hoped for a Christmas truce but warned technical talks may extend delays. The two sides exchanged counter proposals at a Panmunjom subcommittee meeting with UN spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols expressing cautious optimism.
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Panmunjon
United Nations
Red
U.N
Panmunjom
Korea
Courter
William P. Nuckols
U.S
Henry S. Hades
Allies Repel Red Attack Across Yonchon Front
United Nations troops backed by tanks and heavy guns repulsed a heavy Chinese Communist assault late Wednesday on the Yonchon sector. The fourth attack in five days failed by midnight as UN forces held ground and reported gains elsewhere in the Korean theater.
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Kosa
United Nations
Turkey
Washington
Yonchaon
Korea
Berlin
Defense Department
Army Quartermaster Corps
Yonehon
Changwon
Font
Bth
Kurmsong
Seulk Kersans
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