Rhee-Chiang Parley Opens Talk on Anti Red Defense Pact
South Korea's Syngman Rhee arrived in Formosa to meet Chiang Kai-shek as talks began that may yield a U S backed anti Communist defense pact. Rhee's unheralded flight, security limits, and hinted pact follow broader Korea peace conference prospects.
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Stanway Cheng
I.N.S
Taipeh
Syngman Rhee
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Rhee
Tapeh
Seoul
Feige
Formosa
Chiang
Korea
John
Hull
Constellation
Republic of Korea
U.S. Far East
Maj
John Coombs
Miami
Fla
Taipei
ROK
South Korea
Rhee-Chang
Red China
North Korea
Richard M. Nixon
Lorain Woman Burned When Robe Catches Fire
Mrs. W. R. Hoffman, 51, suffered severe burns as her robe ignited while reaching across the oven during breakfast. She was reported in far condition at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Lorain, D
W. R. Hoffman
St Joseph’s Hospital
Dog Bite Victim Survives Rush To Start Rabies Treatment
In Chicago a 43 year old Cherokee restaurant worker Harry Snarr was bitten on the head by a rabid dog. He arrived at the Sun Times seeking help and began Pasteur treatment with seven days to live. The dog owner Richmond White Babies had searched the South Side for the victim and the dog died Monday at an animal hospital.
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Chicago
Harry Snarr
Chicago Sun-Times
Mister X
Snarr
Pasteur
Fort Sill
Oklo
South Side
Richmond White Babies
Superstitions About Food Spread In Public Eating Habits
Dr H F Kilander of New York University surveyed dietary beliefs for the American Health Association. Popular notions claim fish boosts brains water fattens alcohol excites rather than depresses and raw meat reduces a bruise. He notes many myths about combinations, late meals causing nightmares, and insomnia from heavy dinners.
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Laura
Hobson
I. N
New York
H. F. Kilander
New York University
American Health Association
Prof Kilander
Prot Kilander
Ten Die In Holiday Accidents In Ohio
International News Service reports at least ten people died in Ohio during the holiday period. Six fatalities occurred on slippery highways and four more in two separate fires. The heaviest loss involved a farm home blaze on Route 9 near Hanover, killing three children and an unidentified adult.
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accuArante
Olio
Nicaraguan officials tour Elyria plants and labor sites
Six Nicaraguan labor officials visited Bendix-Westinghouse Automo tive Airbrake Co and the Chronicle Telegram in Elyria to study labor management relations. The group, hosted by Ray Stauffer and Ben Golecen, toured production and printing processes as part of a three month U. S. study tour sponsored by the Foreign Operations Administration. They also visited Lorain sites and will attend a CSO convention and a Pennsylvania State College seminar.
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Foreign Operations Administration
Department of Labor
Elyria
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Co
Bendix
Ray Stauffer
U.A.W.C.1.0
Ben Golecen
Chronicle-Telegram
Jack Ambrose
Lorain County
Midwest
Industral
East
Washington
Pennsylvania State Colege
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Fruehauf Trailer, Company
Dean Sees Possibility Talks Set Up Parley
American envoy Arthur H. Dean reported a distinct possibility his preliminary talks with the Communists could yield a Korean peace conference. He urged the Reds to propose a date and include the Soviet Union as a neutral observer, with December 26 floated as a tentative start.
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Dean
Panmuniom
Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
Burma
Indonesia
Council Members Meet Bus Company Officials
Elyria transit officials and city council members plan a special 8 p.m. session at city hall to discuss transportation service the Elyria Transit Co and the city. The meeting aims for mutual concessions and a workable plan for city transit.
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Bus Company
Elyria Transit Co
Postmen Lead Dystrophy Drive In Lorain County
Lorain County letter carriers begin a one day muscular dystrophy fund drive at 6 p m. Tonight carriers will walk routes to collect envelopes with porch light invitations. Local co chairmen aim to meet part of a national five million dollar goal and 25 percent of funds stay locally.
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Lorain County
United States
JamesChristie
Norwood Baumhardt
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Strong
Joseph A. Bennett
The
Man's Opinion Notes Odd Sports and Oyster Feats
Walter Kiernan reflects on lesser sports as college football ends and mentions oyster swallowing contests producing champions from September to April. He cites Charles Derwent of Australia achieving 312 oysters in 12 minutes amid Thanksgiving upsets.
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Walter Kiernan
Sln.s
Ln.s
Charles Derwent
Australia
Mie
Carpenter elected president of Midview Board
The Midview Board of Education reorganized after the November election kept the same five members, with Chester Carpenter of Eaton named president and William Witt of East Carmel vice president. Clarence S. Brush serves as clerk. Delisanti reports a thoroughbred German shepherd wandered into his LaGrange home, possibly valued highly by its owner. Regular meetings are set for December 10 and 17.
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Midview Board
Educa
Derwent
Chester
Suc
Eaton
William Witt
East Carbele
George Edwards
Gratton
Tom Michalis
Joe Eyring
Belden
Clarence S. Brush
County Board of Education
Andrew Delisanti
North
Edwards de
Delisanti
Gan
de Delisanti
Soviet Hint Of Lead In Atomic Weapons Race
United Nations interest centered on a Russian intimation that the Soviet may hold atomic and hydrogen weapons unknown in the West. Andrei Vishinsky said the USSR had matched the West and possibly possessed weapons no other country had. U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. criticized the tactic as debates continued on the Soviet peace package with five major votes, all failing.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei
Vishinsky
General Assembly
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry Cabot ‘Ledge Jr
Vish. Ninsky
Nists
Wil
Swinbourne Aims for Better Form Before Championship Match
Swinbourne reportedly ran 180 oysters in practice but seeks more seasoning before the championship match. Lemon was suggested as a remedy to sharpen performance.
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Swinbourne
Lemon
Man Who Vanished In 1931 Refuses To Talk About His New Life
Thomas Buntin, once declared legally dead after disappearing in 1931, says nothing about his new life with wife in Orange Texas. Once a Nashville television salesman and playboy, he reportedly drew a substantial insurance payout and later a fortune for an uncle. His former wife, now remarried, remains silent.
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Orange
Tex
Thomas
C. Buntin
Childd
Totary
Buntin
Nashville
Thomas D. Palmer
Hpis
Nashville, Tenn
Playboy
Bettylis
McCuddy
Russellville
Palmer
Sete
Beaument Tay
New York
Neigh Mye Co
Sutance Co
Washington
Fort Bliss
el Buntin
Paso
Palmers
Jamy
Tennessee
de Buntin
Louis
Phillips
The
Broad
Way National Bank
Qemenimus
Erer Armaceres
New Arrests Seen In Armored Car Robbery Case
Federal agents say new arrests are likely in the 3681 700 Danvers armored car robbery 20 months after the crime Involved were two guards and a witness was brought to Boston The O'Brien family George D O'Brien 43 his son George D Jr and his wife were arrested on federal charges Bail for the elder was 10000 the son 5000 and the wife 1000 Mrs O'Brien was released to care for two young children The family lived in Wollaston and had posed as a wealthier suburban clan during the investigation
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Boston
Mass
FBT
Danvers
George D. O'Brien
George D. Jr
O'Brien
O’brien
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Cotton Acreage Allotment Set in 1954 Plan
The Agriculture Department set the 1954 national cotton acreage at nearly 18 million acres with Texas allotted 40 percent. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson announced the cutback from 24.5 million acres due to oversupply. Benson plans to ask Congress in January to raise the national allotment again.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Ezra Taft Berson
Benson
Congress
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