Officials Doubt Spy Rings Still In Federal Agencies
Government security officials questioned a Senate claim that two Red spy rings may still operate in federal agencies. They noted only two rings had been exposed and that evidence could lead to espionage prosecutions. The hearing schedule and potential testimony from ex-officials were outlined as part of the continuing White case spy hunt.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Morris
Internal Security Subcommittee
Morris
Harry Dexter White
Elizabeth Bentley
Reds
Congressional
FBI
Miss Bentley
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Valentin Gubitchev
United Nations
Kurt Ponger
Otto Verber
Yuri Novikov
Miss Bent
Jey
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Atty
Tom C. Clark
Harold H. Velde
R-Ill
House Un-American Activities Committee
Stalled Car Pulled From Track Before Express Train
Harry M. Anthony of 133 Princeton Avenue watched his car drop toward the tracks at Chestnut Ridge road crossing as an East bound New York Central Express neared. A passing truck and quick Deputies saved the vehicle with only a flat tire the train sped by at 5 22 yesterday.
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Harry M. Anthony
Princeton Avenue
Chestnut Ridge Road
New York Central Railroad
Anthony
Edwin Mitchell
Eugene Finegan
Finegan
Sheriff's Department
Case Road
Mitchell
Chestnut Ridge
Crosswalk Installed on West Third Street in Elyria
Police and fire crews aided 11 day old Thomas Revelle Jr after his choking incident at 557 Ohio Street. The baby survived after oxygen and resuscitation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A new crosswalk on West Third Street near Chestnut is designated to improve pedestrian safety on the bridge over the Black River. Chief Boggs urged traffic to use the new crossing as a safer route for eastbound West Third Street pedestrians.
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Thomas Revelle, Jr
Thhey
Ohio Street
Frederick Biltz
Jack Drage
Robert Curtis
Dayton Cummons
Roelle
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Thirds Street
Elyria Police Department
Chestnut Street
J. E. Boggs
Black River
West Street
West Avenue
New
Cambridge
Dorsey Jones
Boggs
David Preston
Akron
West Preston
Barberton
Driver injured severely as car skids and overturns
Robert Doebelle, 33, of 158 Fairlawn Avenue, was seriously injured at 10 50 p m Saturday when his car skidded on gravel at a curve on Route 301 at Parsons Road and rolled over after traveling 225 feet out of control. He was admitted for possible skull and back injuries at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Robert Doebelle
Fairlawn Avenue
Parsons Road
Sheriff Department
Doebelin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lucius Clancy
Groveland Street
Oberlin
Russia Road
Elyria
John Kantor
Chestnut Ridge Road
Chestnut Ridge
Jacob Laub
Wind and Rain Clear Eastern Seaboard Smaze Fog Moderates
Wind and heavy rain cleared most of the sunmeg that covered the eastern seaboard for five days. Weather officials say air will be purer for now though fog remains from Virginia to New England, thickest over New York City. Experts note the haze is fog not smog or smaze.
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East
New York
Seaboard
Virginia
New England
Japanese Red Cross to visit POWs in Russia near Vladivostok
A Japanese Red Cross delegation on the way to Nakhoda near Vladivostock to visit prisoners of war in Russia. Reports say 1,274 POWs were assembled at Nakhoda for embarkation to Japan on Nov 28.
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London
INS
Red Cross
Russia
Nakhoda
Vladivostock
Japan
Weather Outlook For Ohio With Cloudy Skies
Rather cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Sunday’s high near 45 and low around 30s to mid 30s. Precipitation 0.37 inch in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity around 92 percent at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Moonrise Monday evening and moonset Tuesday morning noted. Cleveland area.
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Ohio
Sef
Cleveland Sen
Oberlin Student Injured As Car Strikes Bicycle
Phillip Miller an 18 year old Oberlin College student was injured when a car struck a bicycle he rode with two young women about six forty five last evening on Highway 58 a half mile south of Route 143 Miller was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin. Patricia Shearer 20 led the group followed by Nancy Mahoney 21 of Pyle Inn Co op and Miller were returning from a countryside ride when the collision occurred. Continued on Page 2.
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Phillip Miller
Reamer Place
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Miller
Oberlin College
State Highway Patrol
Patricia Shearer
Nancy Mahoney
Pyle Inn Co-op
Miss Mahoney
Interviews Outlook Seen Dark at Panmunjom
UN reports say the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission rejected a Polish plan to segregate prisoners and reduce interview numbers. Swedish commissioner Svenstrom called the outlook for resuming interviews dark while Thimayya joined in opposing the new compounds. He indicated prisoners should be released Jan 22 regardless of explanations, amid stalled talks on future repatriation procedures and meeting logistics.
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Panmunjom
Neutral Nations
Jan Svenstrom
K.S. Thimayya
Five-Nation Commission
Reds
Svenstrom
United Nations
Thimayya
Christmas Lighting Contest Plans Set with Three Prize Classes
The Chronicle Telegram invites Elyria and Ridgeville residents to join a Christmas Lighting Contest open in three classes. Entry forms appear on page 14 with a December 15 deadline. Displays must stay lit 6:30 to 11 p.m. December 21–28 for judges.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ridgeville
Brasselle Prepares Radio TV Stage Breakthrough
Movie star Keefe Brasselle arrived in Elyria for a five day stay ahead of film production and a busy TV radio guest schedule. He was honored at an American Legion open house receiving membership, pin, and cap, then performed in a dance floor show with his wife and introduced Miss Barbara Adams.
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Keefe Brasselle
Elyria
Elyrian
Hollywood
MGM
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Brasselle
American Legion
Post
H. G. Borchers
W. C. McClellan
Department of Ohio
Elyria Post 12
Legion
Norma Aldrich
Barbara Adams
Thej
Fox Studios
Chicago’ Stadium
Cleveland
New York
Warner Brothers
Flamingo Hotel
Las Vegas
Nevada
Mexico
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ethel Barrymore
Bing Crosby
Perry Come
Pat O'Brien
Envoy Dean Challenges Communists Over Korean War Film Plan
U S envoy Arthur H Dean announces a challenge to Soviet and Communist factions as he promotes an independent film venture in Mexico tied to the Korean War issue. Brasselle and associates plan one film per year, with Dean seeking broad participation and neutral media support, while return visits to Elyria are noted.
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Luuss SpUruani
Fanmunjom
Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Brasselle
Leonard Pickers
Ate
Russia
Columbia Pictures
New Company
Mexico
Mats
Dean
Warner Brothers
Fox
H. W. Prindle
R. J. Brasselle
Doyle Slutzker
Elyria
American Legion Post 12
One-Time Elyria Sports Editor H B Kelly Dies
Harold Bert Kelly 47 longtime Elyria Chronicle Telegram sports editor died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage at Lakewood Hospital after illness at a Scottish Rite initiation. A Baldwin Wallace graduate and former editor for Cleveland Trust Co and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, he leaves a wife Marjorie and two children Carole and Kent, with multiple siblings. Services set for 3 p m Tuesday at Daniels Funeral Home Lakewood.
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Harold Bert Kelly
Lakewood Hospital
Eary
Elyria High School
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Kelly
Lake Erie
Cleveland Masonic Temple
Cleveland Charity Hospital
Lakewood Heights Boulevard
Bert
Lillian Kelly
Barton and
Lorain Roads
North Olmsted
Baldwin- Wallace College
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Trust Co
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gratton
Carole
Lakewood
Kent
Harding Junior High School
Robert Hedding
Phoenix
Ariz
Esther Jenkins
Robert Kelly
Philadelphia
Thomas
William
Parole Denied Again for Alger Hiss
Washington news bulletin reports the Federal Parole Board refused Alger Hiss parole for a second time. Hiss, a former State Department official, is serving a five year perjury sentence.
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Washington
INS
Federal Parole Board
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Peace Resolution Seen Again At United Nations
A Russian peace resolution and the Trieste dispute resurfaced at the United Nations as delegates prepared to debate Communist atrocities in Korea and border violence in Palestine.
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United Nations
Trieste
Korea
Palestine
United Nations and Red Envoys Struggle Over Korean War Conference
UN and Red negotiators press for a Korean War armistice talks framework as Dean clings to a 60 nation rule and hints at neutral participation limits while progress remains slow amid calls for clarification from the Communists.
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Russia
Dean
U.S.S.R
Orean
Deas
Red
Three Elyrians Hurt In Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Three Elyrians sustained minor injuries in weekend crashes involving George Puzak of Bond Street. Mrs. Kegges of West Avenue and William Pinter of Trondale Street were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a nose cut and facial cuts. Puzak faces a driving under the influence charge. an ambulance driver and staff were noted in hospital mentions. A pedestrian was lightly injured when a car struck her at Middle Avenue and Eighth Street, with the driver cited for failure to yield. Mrs. Mary Hart of Columbia Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for arm injuries after the collision.
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George Kegges
West Avenue
William Pinter
Trondale Street
George Puzak
Bond Street
Chestnnut Street
Elm
Ohio Edison
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Mre Stanlow
Markus
Boston Avenue
Mary Hart
Columbia Avenue
Hart
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anslinger Blames Red China For Global Dope Trade
Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. Anslinger charged that Red China floods the world with illicit drugs and urged stiffer punishment for dope sellers in the United States.
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Washington
INS
Harry J. Anslinger
Red
China
U.S
Complaints Rise as Hunting Season Opens
Radio Deputy Ambrose Kissel said irate parents complain hunters are too close to homes. Residents on Elyria’s outskirts fear for children’s safety as hunters blast away, with a preseason sheriff’s report noted.
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Ambrose Kissel
Elyria
Kissel
Sheriff's Department
Rudolph and the Blue-Nosed Reindeer starts today
The Chronicle-Telegram begins a new Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer tale on page 7. The daily Christmas cartoon story titled Rudolph and the Blue-Nosed Reindeer debuts with a bright, entertaining tone.
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Rudolph, Blue-Nosed Reindeer
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Rudolph and the Blue-Nosed Reindeer
Nixon Escort Killed as Bus Trip Sours Into Fight
A Norwalk bartender vowed to drop sponsorship of future Norwalk football fan bus trips after a brawl marred a Cleveland Browns road outing. Eight Norwalk residents and a Huron, Ohio man fought as their bus brakes were checked at a North Side garage. James Arthur, 23, Norwalk, suffered internal injuries from a kick and was in fair condition at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Norwalk
Cleveland Browns
H. H. Peters
Huron
North Side
James Arthur
Allegheny General Hospitel
Let Youngsters Play Hard and Stay Fit
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain County
4751
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