Italy Approves Five-Power Trieste Conference
Rome announces acceptance without conditions of the Big Three plan for a five power conference to resolve the Trieste dispute with Yugoslavia. Officials say Italy is ready for a conference at any time, shifting the onus to Yugoslavia, which warns it would oppose any preconditions.
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Rome
Italy
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Foreign Office
United Press
Giuseppe Pella
United States
Great Britain
France
Pella
Belgrade
Trieste Free Territory
Britain
Mysterious killer slays Susan Rothschild in Japan
Susan Rothschild, nine, daughter of Col. Jacquard Rothschild, was found gagged and dead in a drainage ditch near their Tokyo area home. Autopsy showed bruises but no strangulation, no rape suspected. Police and U S Army seek unknown slayer amid broader postwar hunt in Saga Mihara district.
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Tokyo
Japan
Susan Rothschild
Jacquard H. Rothschild
Chicago
Susan
Sagamihara
Murder suicide verdict in Portsmouth double death
A verdict of murder and death by self act was returned in the death of elderly Portsmouth couple Mrs Eva Le May Goodman 64 and Harvey Goodman 6 They were found shot and man bled to death in their home as neighbors alerted police Coroner R L Woodyard noted they had been dead about 17 hours Relatives include son in the Air Force James Goodman and daughter Jamretta Withrow of Dayton Ohio
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Portsmouth
Eva le May Goodman
Harvey Goodman
R. L. Woodyard
Ben
Auto Industry Veteranont Surprised by 50th Anniversary Celebration
Elyria resident J. J. Hengesbaugh, long linked with Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Economy Motor Sales, was honored at a 50th anniversary dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. A veteran in sales merchandising and dealer relations, he received a 35 minute retrospective from colleagues, honoring his 65 years in the auto industry and service across local and national dealer groups.
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J. J. Hengesbaugh
Auto-Oldsmobile Holdings
Valley Country Club
Emtery
Eleo Chevrolet
H & R Com
Aspayy
Chevrolet
Oldsby
Elyria
Mobile
Nada
Recordister
Eric Chevrolet
Kiyria
Con Hengesbaugh
Cadillac
Walter Reckless
Oldsmobile
Ohio State
Harry Broad
Harlow
Glenn Rogers Motor Sales
Tulsa
Olda
Cities Examples Motors Corporation
Bay of Ue Aetican
Ethel Vane Berry
Many
Whyte
The
Appearedy &R Co
Betty
Oberlin College
Lee Coyle
Iersaes
Messenger
Gesbaugh
Beal City
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Bill Smith
Eleo
Henauto
R. E. Olds
Teen age drug addiction shows decline but remains widespread
Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. Anslinger told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that teen age drug addiction is dropping yet remains too common. He urged stiffer state and federal penalties for drug peddlers to disrupt rings targeting youth as other witnesses from the Menninger Clinic and the Washington Episcopal ministry prepared to testify.
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Robert E. Lee
United Press
Washington
Harry J. Anslinger
Anslinger
Senate
Edward Greenwood
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kans
Dillard Brown
Washington Episcopal
Warm Weather Aids Harvest Yet Brings New Problems
Lorain County agricultural agents report unseasonably warm conditions help harvest as soybeans are in and little corn remains. Dry soil hampers wheat and barley germination, while insects thrive and storage becomes harder. They urge top dressing with manure to conserve moisture and note animals require water hauls up to eight dollars daily. Fruit tomatoes shrink yet flavor holds. Next hunting decisions hinge on rainfall.
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Charles Coles
Lorain County
William Tedrick
Coles
Tedrick
Pioneering auto dealer Hengelbaugh’s rise from mechanic to empire
The text traces Hengelbaugh’s career from leaving Olds for Cleveland in 1907 to founding Buckeye Motor Sales in 1916 with Damonkas. It covers growth into Economy Chevrolet Sales, the first auto dealer accessories store in 1922, a bold 1923 inventory play in Flint, and a record-setting 10,000 cars sold by lake delivery in 1923, plus later expansions and industry influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Cleveland
Hengelbaugh
Reliable Auto Co
Ashtabula
New York
Chicago
Willys Overland Co
Steve Damonkas
Buckeye Motor Sales Company
Damonkas
Willys Company
Louis Charvot
Chevrolet Motor Co
Economy Chevrolet Sales Company
Pioneer
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Uses Lakes Transportation
Lake Boats
Ford
Hawkins Motor Sales
Lorain
Ed Hawkins
Oldsmobile
Elyria
Oberlin
Hunting Season Opens in Ohio After Weekend Rains
United Press reports about 660000 Ohio hunters welcoming rainfall that cleared the way for the 1953 small game season. The spiking Sunday rain across the state prompted the Ohio Wildlife Council to lift a one week postponement due to extreme dryness in fields and streets.
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Ohio
United Press
Ohio Wildlife Council
Democrat Sees Charges Not Hurting In 1954
Senator Earle Clements of Kentucky, the Senate Democratic whip and campaign chief, dismissed GOP claims that Republican charges about Truman era espionage laxity will hurt Democrats in 1954. He said local issues matter more than national concerns in midterm elections.
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Washington
Earle C. Clements
D-Ky
Clements
Senate
Grotto Band Delights Ely Audiences In Fifth Annual Concert
The Lorain County El Rey Grotto band led by Carl E Turner presented a varied program in Ely School auditorium to a near capacity crowd. Highlights included a trumpet trio, Dizzy Fingers clarinet showcase, drumline performances, baton twirlers Lynda Ryan and Sandra Stone, and Wasyl Livchak singing as daughters passed in review. Maurice Flood spoke as monarch with band officers listed.
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Grace H
Ely
Lorain County
el Rey
Richard Miller
Ronald Hull
Eddie Schwenson
Zez Confrey
Dizzy Fingers
Camptown
Tympani
Gordon Eilbeck
Louis Kuhn
Norman Schofield
Ernest Haylor
Lynda Ryan
Sandra Stone
Berlin
Wasyl Livchak
Stone Dance Studio
Katherine Stone
William Curtis
James Hurlbut
Robert Bridgett
Richard Milier
Elyria Executives to Attend National Screw Clinic in Cleveland
Two Elyria industrial executives will join a two day clinic by the National Screw Machine Products Association at Hotel Carter Cleveland on December 7 and 8. F C Noerenberg of Perry–Wausington and William T Duff York of Couch Ather will present on incentive earnings and factory efficiency as part of the event.
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Elyria Industrial
National Screw Machine Products Association
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
F. C. Noerenberg
Perry- Washington
New Fay Company
William T. Duff York
Couch
Noerenberg
Quality Control Committee
Great Britain
Douffin
New York
NSMPA
Cornerstone Laid For New Church In Amherst
Rain dampened the Amherst ceremony as Rev. Arthur Dey led the cornerstone laying for St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on Central Drive. Local officials and clergy witnessed the ritual with the building committee, a history booklet, and prayers for the church’s spiritual foundation in Christ.
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Ladd
S J. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amherst
Arthur Dey
Armin Oldson
Cleveland
F. W. Loose
Zion Lutheran Church
Lorain
Fred Hogrefe
James Nabakowski
Elmer Hume
John Hamann
Walter Levihos
Fred Oertell
Armin Oldsen
International Lutheran Hour Radiel
Zion
Lutheran Church
Behnken
Luth-Jas
Eran Church-Missouri Synod
St. Paul's Church
Hogrefe
Mitchell wrestles with wage debate before CIO convention
Washington Congress member McConnell decried Secretary Mitchell for not consulting beforehand on wage proposals he calls complex and inflation sensitive. Mitchell told CIO he would ask President Eisenhower to urge Congress to broaden coverage, while Soviet and steel industry notes add context on wage and production outlook.
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Washington
LLP
House Labor Committee
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
McConnell
Samuel K. McConnell, Jr
R-Pa
Mitchell
CIO
Eisenhower
Congress
London
Who
Britain
Enor Pie
Reistrenoth
White House
Three men arrested in Lyons bridge theft case
Lyons police have arrested three men over the theft of a draw bridge. An metal dealer faces charges of receiving stolen property in connection with the incident.
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Lyons
France
Northwest Floods Intensify as Rains Batter Regions
Rains swell floods in the Northwest and Midwest after a weekend of storms. Coquille River system swells as highways close and dozens of homes evacuated. Tens of families forced from their residences, plus widespread fog and smog disrupting air travel in New York and Chicago.
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United Press
Midwest
Northwest
Oregon
California
Coquille
Harrisburg
New York State
Binghampton
Syracuse
Penn
Ivante
New York
Steel Industry Is Optimistic Despite Drop
In Cleveland the Industry magazine Steel reported optimism remains despite a weekly output fall to 2,040,000 net tons, 90.5 percent of capacity, the fourth consecutive weekly decline during a strike-free holiday period. The piece notes most mills could reach 2,000,000 tons weekly and attributes lower demand to inventory corrections already completed.
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Cleveland, D
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