United Nations backs Indian Korea plan in key vote
In New York the General Assembly Main Political Committee moved India's compromise Korean peace plan to the front of the debate by a 49 to 5 vote with 1 abstention. Russia and its allies objected, but Iran and China abstained, leaving the Indian measure set for further textual clarifications before a final ballot.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Eek
India
General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Iran
China
United States
Nasrallah Entezam
Strike Vote Taken In Protest To Slow Progress
Brown-Fintube workers vote 5 to 1 to authorize a strike as union and management negotiations stall. Old contract expired November 8 and only two negotiating meetings have occurred without progress toward a new agreement.
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Amalgamated Local No. 996
U.A.W.C
C.I.C
Franklin Carr
U.A
Carr
Desrre
Boy, 11, Involved In Clark Prospect Crash
James Watt of 815 Clark Street was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for examination after a bicycle and a car driven by Rudolph Telzerow of 210 Bath Street collided at Clark and Prospect. Telzerow was charged with failure to yield. Watt was released after no injuries were found.
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James Watt
Clark Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rudolph Telzerow
Bath Street
Clark
Prospect Streets
Telzerow
Prospect Street
Eisenhower to Visit New York Before Korea Trip
President elect Eisenhower keeps busy in New York with a full slate of callers as he plans to depart for Korea soon. He will not be with Troops for Thanksgiving and security will keep his arrival secret. He announced cabinet choices for labor and commerce and named Summerfield as postmaster general plus two women for top roles. The Chronicle Telegram will not publish tomorrow. Eldred Paper Co. closed for inventory Friday.
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New York
Eisenhower
Korea
Walter Williams
Seattle
Citizens For Eisenhower Group
Commerce Department
Secretary of Labor
M. S. Pitzele
New York Mediation Board
McGraw Hill Publishing Co
Arthur E. Summerfield
Flint
Mich
Republican National Committee
Summerfield
GOP
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Tex
Women’s Army Corps
Federal Security Agency
Ivy Baker
GOP National Committee
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
Wind Shatters Window In Elyria Injures Woman
High winds caused damage in Elyria this morning with Paula McKenzie 32 injured when a 24 by 24 inch kitchen window shattered and required eight stitches at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A 50 foot long sign at 368 East Bridge Street was blown down and two cars were damaged. Small evergreens in Ely Park were knocked over and holiday decorations were damaged.
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Elyria
Paula McKenzie
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry Brown
East Bridge Street
Ely Park
Northeastern Ohio Weather Windy and Cooler Tonight
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for windy and cloudy conditions tonight with a low around 33. Thursday will be partly cloudy, cooler, and windy with similar temperatures.
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Ohio
Man Stabbed in Neck During Argument
Murray Lee Bryant 50 of 2239 Scoville Avenue Cleveland is reported in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a 2:50 a.m. stabbing at the New York Central Railroad camp on Bronson Road near the Cuyahoga Lorain county line. Bryant says he does not know his attacker. He suffered a deep throat laceration.
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Murray Lee Bryant
Scoville Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New York Central Railroad
Bronson Road
Cuyahoga-Lorain
Bryant
John Wircenske
Edward Gawlik
Burglars Snatch Turkeys and More at Chicago Poultry Market
Police report a pre Thanksgiving raid at a Chicago poultry market. Thieves took 22 live turkeys 15 dressed birds 450 pounds of chicken and eggs. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Chicago
Where To Turn Pre-Advent Dance Sponsored by 5th Ward
A pre Advent dance sponsored by the 5th Ward softball team will be held Saturday November 29 at P.A.CC. Hall in Lorain Ohio. Music provided by Chuck Sikora's arch.
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5Th Ward
P.a.cc
Lorain, O
Chuck Sikora
Backdown by Rhee Predicted in Korea Talks
Seoul sources say President Rhee will back down from demands for unification by force in talks with President elect Eisenhower. He shifted due to North Korea invasion impracticality, South Korea’s economic strain, and heavy Republic of Korea casualties. Local officials vow Ike safety. Seoul police chief Kim Tai Sun asserts high readiness amid war damage.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
U. S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rhee
North Korea
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Kim
Eisenhower
County Schools Reopen Monday After Thanksgiving Break
Lorain County schools will close for a four day Thanksgiving vacation ending today. Superintendent C. A. Gibbons announced that county schools will resume on Monday. A QUOTA Club dance is planned Friday night at Spring Valley with optional dress code and tickets at the door for $1.00 per person.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Spring Valley
Adv
Hood Named U S Steel Head as Others Get Promotions
The United States Steel Corp. announced a major top management reshuffle. Clifford F. Hood will become president January 1, succeeding Benjamin F. Fairless who remains chairman. Robert C. Tyson is elected vice chairman of the Finance Committee and joins the board. Harvey B. Jordan is executive vice president operations. Walter F. Munford is named president of the American Steel and Wire Division. Howard E. Isham becomes vice president and treasurer December 1, succeeding Max D. Howell.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Clifford F. Hood
Benjamin F. Fairless
Lorain Works
National Tube Company
Fairless
Big Steel Producing Corporation
Robert C Tyson
Harvey B. Jordan
Walter F. Munford
American Steel & Wire
United States Steel
American Steel and Wire
Worcester
Mass
National Tube Division
Howard E. Isham
Max D. Howell
Study Progress Of Off Street Parking Plans
Elyria City Council off street parking committee met with Mayor Henry W. Ault to review progress on parking facility plans. The mayor stated plans are proceeding but cannot be announced yet to protect city property purchases.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Henry W. Ault
Robber hits San Francisco Police Academy
A brazen thief robbed the San Francisco Police Academy on Tuesday while students were away from classes, stealing two revolvers two holsters and two boxes of ammunition.
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San Francisco
Police Academy
Dock Walkouts Protest Probe of Gangsterism
Hundreds of longshoremen from Local 824 AFL walked out at New York's West Side piers to protest the Crime Commission's probe into gangsterism and corruption. The 1,000 plus workers halted activity across eight piers as the hearing slated for next Wednesday is linked to subpoenas for local officers and members.
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New York
New York State Crime Commission
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Prairie blizzard sweeps wide area killing many
A ferocious prairie blizzard blasted from the Texas Panhandle to Minnesota and North Dakota with winds up to 76 mph. Nebraska counted four storm deaths, with total fatalities likely to rise. Transportation nationwide halted as hundreds of motorists trapped and cities mobilized National Guard units to close roads and border crossings. Snow depths reached six inches in parts, with 24 inches reported in Colorado.
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Omaha
Neb
Texas Panhandle
Minnesota Lake Country
Nebraska
Midwest
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Amarillo
Tex
Rochester
Minn
Kansas National Guard
Russell
Wichita
Kan
Missouri
Chicago Weather Bureau
Burglar Loots Beckloff and Heron Store in Chestnut Ridge
A burglar broke into Beckloff and Heron on Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 76 Monday night stealing merchandise and cash totaling 131.70. Missing items included 50 cartons of cigarettes, five lighters, a 12 pound turkey, two whole chickens, aluminum cooking ware, ice cream, three pairs of girls ankle socks and eight dollars in cash.
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Beckloff and Heron
Chestnut Ridge Road
Route 76
Grudge Over Polar Bear Roams Farm in Blizzard
Mr and Mrs A R Zeller of Rossville Kansas claim a neurotic bear disrupted the blizzard by entering their farm and consuming a pre Thanksgiving dinner of 18 turkeys. The couple blames the bear for the disturbance rather than hibernation.
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Rossville
Kan
A. R. Zeller
Arizona Bird Revered In Local Want Ad Message
The piece notes Arizona residents honor the cactus wren and jokes about its proximity to the cholia cactus. It then promotes the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads service, inviting readers to call 4751 for write up assistance.
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Arizona
Arizona Way
Chronicle-Telegram
Winterize Your Car at Economy Motors
Economy Motors at 101 Broad urges drivers to prepare for winter with essential maintenance and a seasonal checkup. Visit the shop for antifreeze, battery tests, tire tread, and windshield wiper inspections to ensure safe driving in cold weather.
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Economy Motors
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