Clergy hail Revised Standard Version as revival in faith
Boston University president Harold C. Case told First Methodist church listeners that the new Bible edition is a revolution in making scripture accessible to ordinary readers. He urged immediate use of the text to revive the Christian heritage and to address contemporary unrest.
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Ernst Irion
Mary King
Sarah Thomas
Thomas Curtis
M. M. Windsor
John Hand
Lynn Nicholas
Mr. Curtis
Henry Ant
Alfred Luther
Luther
Larry, Allen
Carl
Harold C. Case
Boston University
First Methodist Church
Dr. Case
36 Year Employee Honored at Lorain National Tube Dinner
Charles M. Holtzmann a 36 year veteran of Lorain National Tube was saluted at a Hotel Lorain dinner. He was promoted to a maintenance supervisor and recalled early plant days from World War I era. Carl Olson and Frank T. Dunworth led tributes praising his loyalty and service.
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Charles M. Holtzmann
Griswos Road
Lorain
Ant
Pearl Street
Reitzmann
Carl Olson
Woastiastier
Frank T. Dunworth
Holtzmann
Cift
Tripute
Paul Elis
Harry Meske
Henry Jenkins
Johnstown
Aeesonnel
The
National Tube Co
Northeastern Ohio Weather Showers And Mild Temperatures
Forecast calls for showery conditions across Northeastern Ohio with mild air and a low of 55 tonight. Thursday arrives cloudy and cooler with southwest winds around 20 mph and a falling barometer as PWSPAPERRAGHIVE text trails.
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Ohio
Three Men In Spotlight At Moscow Congress
London reports on the upcoming 19th Congress of the All-Union Communist Party in Moscow as Stalin Malenkov and Molotov loom as potential successors. The Politburo will be replaced by a new presidium, with Malenkov seen as likely general secretary while Molotov remains a veteran power.
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London
Josef Stalin
Ail Ver
Soviet Union
Moscow
All-Union
Communist Party
Stalin
Gravnaired
George Maximilanovich Malenkov
Viacheslav i M. Molotov
Malenkov
Russia
Whentalin
Molotov
U S launches first guided missile warship confirms Kimball
U S Secretary of the Navy Dan Kimball announced in Paris that the United States has launched its first true guided missile warship at an undisclosed site. He said atomic-powered aircraft carriers are a matter of time and that guided missiles are far ahead of tests in Hora. Kimball noted the vessel is designed mainly for anti air defense and that future ships would target sea and ground threats. He signaled readiness to rush atomic bombs to Europe if required and stressed continued study of atomic propulsion for surface vessels.
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Paris
U. S
Dan Kimball
United States
Kimball
S.cit
Navy
Hora
Europe
Paris American Club
Dog Pays Inheritance Tax, Collie in Boston
Massachusetts Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long ruled a thoroughbred collie inheriting $35,000 must pay inheritance tax. He stated dog or no dog the tax applies, underscoring the state stance on taxable estates.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Henry F. Long
B-29s Hit Key Chemical Plant Near China Border
Seventy North Korea air strike near the Yalu River target at Munsan involved 48 B 29s from Okinawa and Janay dropping 423 bombs. Airmen reported fierce flak and night fighter activity but all bombers returned safely with many secondary explosions and fires. The facility, described as vital for weapons production, lies close to the Chinese border three miles from the Suiho power plant.
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Seoul
Korea
China
Manchuria
Okinawa
Janay
Yalu River
Munsan
North Korea
United Press
Robert Udick
Moscow
Suiho
Nem- San Tarcet
Red Front Line
Fifth Air Force
Despondent Milwaukee Woman Dies in Furnace Trap
Milwaukee police said a despondent housewife crawled into a furnace and used a homemade device to trip the controls, leading to her cremation. Mrs Marsuerite Albert was found by her husband in the basement furnace room Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marsuerite Albert
Eisenhower Blames Democrats for bipartisan policy politics
Dwight D. Eisenhower accused Democrats of turning bipartisan foreign policy into political football while campaigning in Michigan. He praised Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg for unity in foreign affairs, defended Republican record on NATO and UN charter, and cited post Vandenberg pacts as proof of party principles guiding overseas commitments.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senate
Vandenberg
Australia
New Zealand
Truman Charges Ike Opposes Public Powers
President Truman accused Dwight Eisenhower of opposing public power initiatives during a speech at the dedication of the Hungry Horse Dam in Montana. He cited Eisenhower's past remarks and campaign stance as evidence against public power and argued that public power fits into the American system alongside schools and post offices.
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Ike
Trumen
DVS
Poser
Irpbyisis
Huncry Horse
Montana
Eisenhoser Rae
Anther
Fisenhower
Boulder Dem
William Tao Moning
Monropolies
Ase Republian
In & B .Ce
Iceho
O.a Guild
Russia Adds Two To UN Team
Moscow announced two more senior diplomats to its United Nations delegation for the New York assembly opening Oct. 14. Andrei A. Gromyko, ambassador to Britain, and Arkadi Sobolev, ambassador to Poland, were named to the already powerful team.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet
United Nations Assembly
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Arkadi Sobolev
Poland
UN admits shell fragments from Allied gun in Panmunjom zone
In a brief liaison officers meeting at Panmunjom, Col. Charles W. McCarthy handed a letter to North Korean Col. Chang Chun San confirming that pieces of an artillery shell found in the neutral zone originated from an Allied gun.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Paramunjom
Charles W. McCarthy
Chang Chun San
Smedley Suffers Chest Injuries In Two Car Crash
James A Smedley 33 of 117 Hamilton Street Selingston was hospitalized with chest injuries after his car rear ended Leonora McClaflin 24 of Box 42 Rochester on Highway 58 five miles north of here. McClaflin reported he signaled for a stop due to faulty lights. Smedley said he failed to see the other car in time.
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Wellington
James A Smedley
Hamilton Street
Selingston
Allen Mermorial Hospital
Highway 58
Here
Leonora McClaflin
Rochester
Smedley
McClaffin
McClaflin
Wellington Woman Reported Missing
The sheriff's department was asked to aid in a search for Charlette Ruble, 26, of 217 Elm Street, Wellington, who has been missing since Sept. 24 after driving an acquaintance to Litchfield, her husband told authorities.
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Sheriff's Department
Charlette Ruble
Elm Street
Wellington
Litchfield
Stevenson Says Communist Scan is Security Task Not Politics
Gov Adlai Stevenson condemned turning the hunt for Communists into a political fight. He called the effort a security agency responsibility and urged reliance on trained officials like Gen Walter B Smith and the CIA. He referenced GOP using the issue to attack the Truman administration amid ongoing infiltration concerns.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Walter B. Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Smith
GOP
Truman
Spionday
Eisenhower
General ‘Smith
Allen Dulles
J. Edgar
Car Rolls Over. Driver Not Hurt Near Amherst
Mary L Giesler thirty one of 435 West street Amherst escaped injury at 3 am today when she fell asleep behind the wheel on Kolbe road and ran off the road. Her car rolled two or three times and stopped in a field about 150 feet from the highway. She said she was returning from her job as a waitress and crawled from the wreck after contacting Deputy Sheriff Edward Gawik and Robert Vinovich.
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Mary L Giesler
West Street
Amherst
Luckuy
Kolbe Road
Miss Geisler
Edward Gawik
Robert Vinovich
Prison riot at Cheju Island frees Chinese prisoners
Chinese prisoners at Cheju Island rioted on their third anniversary of the Communist Republic with banners, songs, and weapons. American guards and three soldiers were killed and about 120 others wounded as guards moved to quell the disturbance behind stone walls and improvised fortifications.
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Cheju Island
Korea
Richard Boeren
Pittsburg
Calif
Cheju
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Avon nature care practitioner Benesh to appeal conviction
Gerald Benesh was sentenced to 1000 dollars and 90 days in the Toledo workhouse for practicing medicine without a certificate. Judge John Pincura withheld payment and jail pending appeal on four counts involving Elizabeth Black and Margaret Pintner. He is free on a 1000 dollar bond during the appeal after a prior similar conviction in 1950 upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Gerald Benesh
Avon Nature Care
Common Pleas
John Pincura
Benesh
Toledo
Pincura
Elizabeth Black
Columbia Station
Margaret Pintner
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Will Spend 30 Nights In Jail
Lorain Municipal Court arraigned Will Burton 25 on assault and battery charges. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and serve 30 nights in county jail, entering at 7 pm and released at 7 am, to avoid impairing earnings for his family.
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Don Burton
Pin Oaks
Vermilion
Frank Moore Voted World’s Politest Man Candidate
Frank Moore tollgate collector on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge seeks the title of politest man in the world. Since 1940 he has said thank you more than 4 000 000 times. The note highlights courtesy as a confidence builder and ties ads to results urging readers to use Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to sell unused items.
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Frank Moore
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Chronicle- Telegram
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