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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1952

Page

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Taber Calls Defense Budget Cuts in Four Agencies

Representative John A. Taber says defense spending could be cut and should not rise except in wartime. He criticizes the Defense Department Agriculture Interior AEC and Mutual Security costs, vows to scrutinize the 1953-54 budget and pursue factual cuts while avoiding half measures. He notes four months military outlays total 14.186 billion and projects 44 billion for the year.

Auburn N. Y John A. Taber N.Y Congress Truman Taber House Appropriations Committee Defense Department Appropriations Committee 83Rd Congress Defense, Agriculture and Interior Departments Atomic Energy Commission and Mutual Security Administration

Will OK Draft Of 19 Years Olds When Needed

Selective Service Director Hershey would authorize drafting 19 year olds if state boards face manpower shortages. Currently boards draft men 20 and over, and the 19 year old bracket remains barred by Hershey's January order to balance supplies among boards.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Hershey

Escape From Military Service To Be Harder

Columbus reports Dr. Arthur Flemming head of the War Manpower Commission says deferments for students and apprentices will continue but marriage and fatherhood while in training will no longer qualify for exemption. The warning came during a radio forum in Ohio.

Columbus War Manpower Commission Arthur Flemming Ohio Wesleyan University

Father And Son Share Classroom Problems at USC

Los Angeles report details John Ballentine and his father Earle Ballentine sharing physics studies at the University of Southern California. Earle, 51, a retired business executive and inventor, relates to his son through similar classroom challenges.

Los Angeles John Ballentine University of Southern California Earle Ballentine

Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Overnight Through Tuesday

Mostly cloudy and cool this evening with possible rain and cooler conditions Tuesday. Low around 34 Tuesday morning. Eldred Paper Co. closed for inventory on Friday November 28.

Ohio Eldred Faper Co Spapeeranlhlye

Wisconsin to Play in Rose Bowl

Wisconsin, after sharing the Big Ten football title for the first time in 40 years, was chosen to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl. Officials offered only a brief notice, leaving open whether Purdue or Ohio State received votes in the split decision.

Chicago Wisconsin Southern California

Hiss Parole Request Rejected

The Federal Parole Board rejected Alger Hiss's parole request. Hiss, a former State Department official convicted of perjury, is serving a five year term in Lewisburg Federal Prison, Pennsylvania.

Washington Federal Parole Board Alger Hiss Hiss State Department Lewisburg

Large Air Force C-124 Vanishes Over Alaska With 52 Aboard

Search crews faced dense fog and gale winds as an Air Force C-124 Globemaster, flying from McChord AFB to Alaska, disappeared near Middleton Island with 11 crew and 41 passengers aboard. A distress signal was faintly detected on 500 kilocycles but weather hampered confirmation. The incident would rank among the worst in U.S. military aviation if no survivors are found.

Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska Air Force McChord Air Force Base Wash Civil Aeronautics Administration Yakataga Cape Hinchinbrook Middleton Island Whitter CAA Middleton Anchorage Cordova Yakutat

Rollback of Beef Price Ceilings May Come Today

Washington price official Tighe E Woods may decide today to roll back retail ceiling prices on beef. If enacted the cut would likely be four to five cents a pound on some cheaper cuts with potential reductions already seen in many areas. Officials note higher grade beef may see only a couple of cents change while enforcement challenges loom.

Washington Tighe E. Woods Woods California

Allied Guns Repel New Red Attack Near Sniper Ridge

South Korean riflemen and UN artillery repelled a Chinese attack near Sniper Ridge and Pinpoint Hill with heavy fire. American B 29 bombers from Okinawa struck a supply center eight miles northwest of Sinanju, destroying hundreds of trucks and most of a 110 acre depot.

Seoul Korea Sniper Ridge United Nations Anchor Hill Luke the Gook Iastle Okinawa Sinanju North Korea

Firemen battle blaze in a deep freeze unit

Cleveland Heights firefighters rushed to a home Sunday night after a fire broke out in a deep freeze unit. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the scene and determined the cause was not immediately known.

Cleveland Cleveland Heights

Old quarrel over pirated news heats Lorain pages

Two Lorain reporters clashed over a headline alleged to be pirated from a highway story carried by the Journal. The Chronicle Telegram had run a similar piece eight months earlier, prompting reaction amid charges of assault and battery tied to the dispute.

Lorain Donald Miller Lorain Journal News James Cochran WEOL Journal Chronicle-Telegram Don Miller

10th confession made at Prague show trial

Rudolf Margolius, 39, the 10th of 14 former Czech leaders to plead guilty, admits economic espionage by negotiating with capitalist nations. He says he was in direct contact with British, French and U S intelligence agents before the five man court at Pankrac Prison. Prague radio reports the trial is the biggest Communist show trial since World War II. Western correspondents have fled Prague after 1951 Oatis arrest.

Vienna Austria Rudolf Margolius Margolius

Man accused of stealing mink coat after stomach ache

In Chicago a man exiting a restaurant wash room complained of stomach pain and left. Mrs. Sarah Goodman told police she believed the man’s supposed pain hid her $6,300 mink coat concealed under his clothing.

Chicago Sarah Goodman

Where To Turn Amherst Business Page Calendar of Events

Amherst notice lists events and sections for Elyria Comics Death Records Editorials Farm Page Markets Oberlin Society Sports Suburban Calendar Theatres TV Radio Voice of the People Wellington re Page OPEN all day and Henes Florist at 315 Broad St advertised for Nov. 26.

Amherst Elyria Comics Death Records Farm Page Oberlin Society Suburban Calendar Theatres Tv-Radio Voice of the People Wellington Re Page Henes Florist Broad St Adv

Security Plans Mapped For Ike's Visit To Korea

U N Command General Mark W Clark met top Korean commanders to set up security measures for President-elect Eisenhower’s likely visit. A half hour blackout hit Seoul during the thorough drill as Clark planned arrangements lasting a couple of days.

Seoul Korea U.N Mark W. Clark Dwight D. Eisenhower Clark Tokyo Eisenhower James A. van Fleet Eighth Army van Fleet Glenn O. Barcus Fifth Air Force Ellis Briggs U. S Briggs U. S. State Department Europe NATO

Boy Run Over by Car Injures Minor in Elyria

David Lee Espalandia five of 306 Bon Air avenue escaped serious harm Saturday afternoon after a minor back abrasion from a car driven by Richard McKinley 626 Hilliard road. Witnesses said he darted across Cleveland street while playing near the curb and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for examination and treatment.

David Lee Espalandia Bon Air Avenue Cleveland Street Richard McKinley Hilliard Road Alleni School Elyria Memorial Hospital

Seven Dollars Stolen From Grafton Gasoline Station

Stanley McAlpin, owner of a Grafton service station, reports a break in Saturday night through a rear fire door and theft of seven dollars from the cash register.

Stanley McAlpin Grafton Sheriff's Department

Murder Suspect To Be Tried At Toledo

Leonard Lips Moceri the 45 year old murder suspect who evaded police for 21 years will be sent to Toledo Ohio to face trial. Police and state agents identified him as a top underworld hit man and he was arrested in Los Angeles while attempting to use slugs in a pay phone with $1800 on him. A fingerprint check showed a Toledo police warrant on 12 year old murder charges.

Los Angeles Leonard Lips Moceri Toledo Moceri TBI

Thanksgiving Dinner Ad at Hunter's Dining Room

ICAN in your reservations now for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner at Hunter's Dining Room in Oberlin Ohio. Phone 46214. Plan ahead for a festive meal and save a seat.

Hunter's Dining Room Oberlin, O. Adv

Salvation Army Citadel Opening Shifted to December 2

The formal opening of the new Salvation Army Citadel, initially set for tomorrow, was postponed due to delayed work. Captain Burton Johnson says a December 2 service is planned if progress continues as expected.

Salvation Army Burton Johnson Citadel

Shipbuilding Co. President Dies

William H. Gerhauser, president of the American Shipbuilding Co., died in Cleveland at 63 after a long illness. A Detroit native, he moved to Cleveland in 1917 to aid wartime shipbuilding, rising to lead the firm at 39 and helping it become a major industry player. Funeral services will be held Tuesday.

Cleveland William H. Gerhauser American Shipbuilding Co Detroit Gerhauser American Shipbuilding

Elyria Youth Killed In Route 4 Crash Near Bellevue

Lawrence Yun ker 18 died when a light truck crashed into a culvert abutment on Route 4 two miles from Bellevue. Larry Resar 21 and Stephen Elek 28 were injured and taken to Bellevue Hospital. Yunker was driving. Resar and Elek were asleep. funeral services set for St Marys Church.

St. Mary’s Church Lawrence Larry) Yunker Elyria Route 4 Bellevue Larry Resar E. River St Stephen Pete) Elek Hayes Avenue Bellevue Hospital Yhe Yunker Boy Elek Resar Yunker Ohio Michigan Columbus Besar William E. Coghlan Furnace Street Phyllis Larry Yunker Elyria Catholic High School Holy Name Society Catholic Youth Organization St. Marys Church U.S. Naval Reserve Lorain Frank P. Yonker Grafton

Bandit Tells Victim How To Get Home

In New York a holdup man robbed Mrs. Clara Labie of 49 and her escort Henry Reiner of 53 taking about $50 from Reiner’s wallet. He urged them to seek help from a friend and claimed he left quarters for their ride home.

Bandit New York Clara Labie Henry Reiner Reiner

Eisenhower Plans Korea Visit Amid Cabinet Appointments

President elect Eisenhower moves to finalize cabinet posts including agriculture labor commerce and postmaster general ahead of Korea trip. He will meet Nixon at Commodore Hotel and confer with Omar Bradley on front line impressions while cautioning Hoffman cannot join administration.

Usly Eisenhower Republic of Korea Seoul D. Eisenhower Charles Pany Wilson Dwigh E. Wilson Defense Korea Ike International New York United Nations Commodore Hotel Ezra T. Benson Utah Agriculture John Minor Wisdom GOP Louisiana Richard M. Nixon Labor Commerce Morningside Heights Paul G. Hoffman Ford Foundation Economic Cooperation Administration Hoffman Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Philadelphia Bradley America

Advisors To Meet Tuesday In Lorain County

Lorain County 4-H club advisors will gather at East Oberlin Community church at 8 p m Tuesday. The session will discuss Advisor Problems including standardizing girls sewing projects, reported associate Lorain County extension agent Charles F Coles.

Lorain County East Oberlin Charles F. Coles

Shots Fired Into Club Building Reported

The sheriff’s department obtained the license number of an automobile used by three men who reportedly fired shots into the Saxon Club building and into an outside toilet. The shooting occurred Saturday, according to John Conner.

Sheriff's Department Saxon Club John Conner

Famed Australian Nurse Near Death

Sister Elizabeth Kenny, 65, famed for her bush country polio treatment, lapsed into a semi comatose state in Toowoomba Australia. Dr John Ogden said there was no possible hope for her recovery and she could barely be roused since early Sunday.

Toowoomba Australia Elizabeth Kenny John Ogden Kenny

Lucky Lady Reunites With Lost Earring At Hatchery

A San Francisco housewife found an earring she had misplaced years ago after cutting open a fish. The piece highlights how Lost & Found in The Chronicle-Telegram classifieds can yield quick results. Call 4731-Ask for Want Ads to place an ad.

San Francisco Chronicle-Telegram

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