Dulles Called Spy by Czech Reds
United States officials cite a Czech claim accusing Dulles of spying. The report follows a Truman budget cut to 80 billion dollars and outlines India’s peace plan modifications urged at the United Nations. Eden delays departure as talks on a Korean truce progress.
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Mrs. Harry White Named First Lady of Year
Elyria resident Mrs. Harry H. White 671 East River street was named the First Lady of the Year by Beta Sigma Phi at a Spring Valley Country Club dinner. She has seven children and active community service in education, church, Red Cross and health groups.
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Harlow Curtice Named Acting GM President
DETROIT Harlow H Curtice will become acting president of General Motors Corp on December 1, taking over management of the world’s largest automaker. He follows FE Wilson who will resign to prepare for duties as secretary of defense. Curtice, 59, is seen as a logical caretaker until a permanent successor is chosen.
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Three Dead and Three Hurt in Chicago Rooming House Fire
A blaze in a South Side double apartment rooming house killed three residents and left three others injured. Firefighters rescued about 30 people, lowering them from ladders and guiding occupants to safety.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Then Plymouth Ad at Deetz Inc
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain, wind and cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday. Overnight low around 35 degrees. An advertisement promotes the New 1953 Plymouth at Deetz Inc on 728 West Broad Street, Elyria.
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Football Fan Ready To Admit Defeat
Baytown Tex Sam Alford lined up all night for tickets to a local football game in 1950 51 and this year. He missed the game again as his wife was rushed to the hospital for an operation. He vowed not to give up despite repeated misses.
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Million Auto Workers Face Cuts In Wages
Washington reports the cost of living index rose slightly last month but automatic cuts of one cent per hour affect more than 1 million auto workers. The drop stems from changes in the old index used for quarterly adjustments, while the new index sits near historic highs.
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Dulles Seeks FBI Probe of His Record
John Foster Dulles, named Thursday as secretary of state, urged that there be no taint of suspicion about the State Department. At a press conference in the Commodore Hotel he said he had called J Edgar Hoover to assign FBI agents to examine his life record and report to General Eisenhower.
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Allies Repel Tank-Like Monsters On Korean Front
UN rockets and artillery drove four Chinese mechanical monsters from the Kumhwa front near Sniper Ridge. Allied fire forced the strange armored vehicles to retreat toward Mount Papa as Red assaults continued on Pinpoint Hill and Rocky Point. A U S pilot claimed a MIG-15 kill raising the Far East Air Force total to 503.
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News Editor Held on Assault Charge in Lorain
Don Miller 33, news editor of The Lorain Journal, pleads innocent to assault and battery in Municipal Court. Hearing set for December 9. released on $200 bond after an incident at the Hotel Antlers involving WEOL newscaster James Cochran over a story about a Vermilion four lane highway. WEOL says the story was from their own sources.
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Eisenhower weighs more cabinet picks before Korea trip
President-elect Eisenhower, with six cabinet posts still open, may announce several choices before departing for Korea. He has named John Foster Dulles as secretary of state and Charles E. Wilson as secretary of defense. Other posts include attorney general postmaster general and secretaries of treasury labor commerce and agriculture.
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Arrest Of Youth May Clear Up Burglaries
Police hold 19 year old Carleton Joseph Beal in connection with the burglary at Tarry Tavern 223 Lodi Street and other break ins. The cash register with $61.08 was taken and later found on a riverbank. Beal was arrested at Lincoln Theatre and admitted involvement.
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Killer Of Wife Declared Sane
Ralph Eggers 48 was ruled legally sane after a month at Lima State Hospital following his admission that he killed his wife Ruth last September in downtown Columbus when she refused to drop divorce proceedings. Prosecutor Ralph Bartlett announced the finding.
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News Bulletins Green AFL President Dies
William Green president of the AFL died today at his Coshocton Ohio home at 1 22 p m EST. He was 79 and had traveled from Washington in October to be with his family at the time of his death according to AFL headquarters notice.
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Storm Warning Issued For Northeastern States
The Weather Bureau warned of an intense storm headed for the northeast with gale winds up to 55 mph. The system formed in Virginia bringing heavy rain and strong winds, with a small chance of snow tonight in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
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Week For Executions Set
Federal Judge Irving S. Kaufman set the week of Jan 12 for the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. They are in Sing Sing death house awaiting death by hanging with Thursday night as the traditional execution date possible Jan 15 if no postponements occur.
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Four-Way Stop Signs Installed at Foster Avenue Intersection
Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe ordered seven stop signs at the Foster avenue and new State Highway 57 crossing. He said it becomes a four-way stop now, with city authority applying as the Foster street crossing is city property.
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New 1953 Plymouth Shown at Deetz, Inc Elyria
A dealer advertisement places the 1953 Plymouth on display at Deetz Inc located on West Broad Street in Elyria. The notice promotes the new model and invites customers to visit for details and pricing.
English War Bride May Get Home For Christmas
The English war bride Thelma Krisher, 28, of Jackson street, seeks to return to England to visit her family over Christmas. Her husband Charles Krisher works at the U S Automatic plant in Amherst. Funds raised by coworkers and a local business group total nearly 600 dollars to cover plane fares for Thelma and her son Roy, age four. Paperwork is being arranged by Nord and Marilyn Jenne to secure credentials for the trip.
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Five salesgirls arrested for looting at New York store
Five salesgirls ages 25 to 45 at a large New York department store were arrested for looting $16,000 in merchandise. They slipped past a watchman at the employees entrance including a complete home gymnasium among the items taken.
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Salesman Arrested After Reaching For Unknown Buyers
Dayton police detained a man described as a "52 time loser" after he attempted to sell two plainclothes officers pigskin gloves for $2. Investigators found he owned more than 20 pairs of gloves, two diamond rings, and had at least 52 prior convictions on charges including vagrancy and robbery.
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Dulles Named As Notorious Spy In Czech Indictment
Vienna reveals an indictment charging 14 top Red Czechs with espionage and treason. John Foster Dulles is named as the notorious spy linked to the Slansky conspiracy. The Prague trial proceeds as figures like Rudolf Slansky face charges, with others testifying about Western ties and alleged support.
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Grove Patterson to Speak at Elyria Rotary Kiwanis Luncheon
Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade will speak at a joint Elyria Rotary Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday noon at the YMCA. Patterson known for editorials and columns, wartime service, and Oberlin College background, has worked in Lorain and Cleveland before joining Toledo Blade.
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Lets Take Pictures feature in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new Lets Take Pictures feature in tomorrow's paper. Readers are invited to submit their best photo with a short description including when taken and camera type. The editor will select the week’s best picture to publish.
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Plan Separate Tax Districts Plan Separate Tax Districts
The Treasury Department will establish separate tax districts for Ohio and Michigan instead of a single combined district. Detroit will host the Michigan revenue district headquarters, while Cleveland will house the main Ohio office, with Elyria noted as an advisory point.
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