Red Cross Seeks Seams and Stitches Volunteers
Red Cross Production Service volunteers sew and knit for camps and hospitals including Brecksville Crile Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and the Home for the Aged. Elyria Chapter seeks helpers at chapter house or in groups at home with no training required.
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Richard Kuss
Robert Curtis
Max Sigel
Elyria
Red Cross
Brecksville
Crile
Gates Hospital
Home For
Trapped By Thread Youth Pleads Innocent in Slayings
In Springfield Mass an 18 year old high school student Kenneth Chapin admitted the stabbing deaths of a 14 year old babysitter Lymm Ann Smith and a four year old boy. He pleaded innocent to murder charges and was held for hearings October 19. Police said no sex motive was found. The teen described as six foot three inches tall faced the court with no visible emotion.
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Springfield
Mass
Ava
Kenneth Chapin
Heil
Kenneth
Lymm Ann Smith
Steven Goldberg
Dist
Stephen A. Moynahan
Chapin
Hampden County
Grand Jury
Massachusetts
Theodore C. Chapin
Goldberg
Lynn Ann
Steven
Robert
Four Held For Bank Robbery Near Kenton
Four young men aged 18 to 24 were held for the $2,805 robbery of the Duntark branch of the Kenton Savings Bank. A posse formed by two barbers a grocer and a truck driver chased the bandits from Kenton to Williamstown about 12 miles north where the suspects fled into a field. After a brief standoff one posse member fired a four shot at the fleeing men who surrendered as state highway patrol arrived.
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Kenton
Duntark
Kenton Savings Bank
Williamstown
State Highway Patrol
Ike's Tallk Cheered, Criticized
Washington reports split reactions as Republicans laud Eisenhower's call for a GOP Congress while Democrats label the administration bewitched and befuddled. Senators Hickenlooper and Capehart back the president, urging victory to prevent partisan power struggles. Clements and others демонизate foreign policy faults.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Retown
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Dirksen Blasts Red Bid For U S Base Construction
Madrid dispatch reports bid bids from behind the Iron Curtain for cement contracts to build U S air bases at Torrejon and Zaragoza. National Navy officials confirm three foreign bids totaling about 406000 dollars, all using Communist cement suppliers in Bulgaria East Germany and Yugoslavia. A French firm La Farge won with 417000 dollars for paving work as Spain builds four strategic fields under the 1952 Spanish American agreements.
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U. S. Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks
Spain
Iron Curtain
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
East Germany
Rede
Trieste
la Farge
Torrejon
Zaragoza
U. S
Rudolf Heyne
Baden-Baden
West Germany
Burgas
Allan Dulles Named In French Spy Scandal
Paris reports link to Allen Dulles CIA chief and brother of John Foster Dulles in a major espionage scandal. The Communist press ran photos of Dulles among leading figures while alleging CIA involvement and leaks of defense information. The report notes bids to supply cement for bases were deemed too high and questions the Mafia’s alleged role in truth behind the leakage.
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Allan Dulles
Paris
INS
Communist Party
Alan Dulles
France
America
Centralntelligence Agency
John Foster Jules
Aumanite
Allen Dalles
Auvre
Navy
U. S
Liberaton
Eman
Uel d’Astier de la Vigerie
Defense
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
French
National Defense Committee
Humanite
Jean
Baylot
Leon) Martinaud-Deplat
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Lago
CLA
Addresses Ohio GOP Women Powerful GOP rally in Columbus features Dirksen and Bricker
Republican leaders at the Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organization meeting in Columbus touted GOP gains and derided Democratic records. Senator Everett Dirksen attacked Roosevelt and Truman eras as failures, linking a Democratic win to shifts in Asia and warning of a Korea era casualty list, while noting the crowd’s postmeeting viewership of TV broadcasts. Senator Bricker also spoke as attendees later gathered to watch President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon.
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Lausche
George Bender
U.S. Senate
Moscow
Eisenhower
Formosa
Thailand
Columbus
Ohio
Federation of Republican Women's Organization
John W. Bricker
Hisenhower
Nixon
Dirksen
Roosevelt
Truman
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Adlai Stevenson
Burke
Taft
Senate
Bricker
Bender
Quieter Period Seen Ahead For Free World
New Bedford Massachusetts Standard Times reports Harvard professor Bruce Hopper, after a four month State Department mission, sees a quieter cold war ahead. He argues the contest will be cultural and that the United States must show free peoples its system improves human beings as a means to win influence abroad.
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Edward B.simeimons
New Bedford
Mass
Standard Times
State Department
British Isles
Mediterranean
Scantorinavia
Hopper
Harvard
Woods Hole
United States
Right Tools Help Burglar Steals From Auto and Cracks Safe
Oakland report says a 1 burglar stole 3629 from a wrecked auto belonging to Thomas Miles and used his tools to open a safe. A separate account claims Liberation credited the American secret service with saving Dirksen and listed Paris police inspector Jean Dides amid notes on Republican gains and Korea truce context after France’s occupation events.
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Oakland
Calif
Thomas Miles
Liberation
Dirksen
Paris
Jean Dides
Korea
Vichy
U.S
Mine Equipment Blast Believed Work Of Expert
An explosion at an isolated mine near Zanesville was blamed on an explosives expert, with officials saying only someone skilled in dynamite could rig the ballast. Mine owner George D. Smith noted a prior wildcat strike by six workers, while political remarks buzzed about national elections and party leadership.
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Zanesville
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
George D. Smith
Junior Red Cross Council Plans Enrollment Drive
The Gestavin Red Cross Council met at the Chapter House to discuss this year's enrollment drive. Dick Ewell, president, led the session with representation from Wellington Elyria Ridgeville Oberlin and Elyria Catholic High Schools. The group plans monthly parties at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and held a pot luck supper after.
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Gestavin Red Cross Council
Dick Ewell
Wellington
Elyria
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Elyria Catholic
Gates Hospital
Problem Solved But Price Is High
CHICAGO (UP) Mrs. Suzette Morton Zurcher told police she was robbed of 25000 dollars in jewels after delaying jewelry choices for a social event. She carried 325000 worth of gems in a suitcase from her suburban home to her town apartment, planning to decide there which pieces to wear, but thieves stole the suitcase from her car.
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Chicago
Suzette Morton Zurcher
Cebica
Lions Club Receives Four Month Old Lion Cub
Alexandria Lions Club president Gus Kaplan presented members with a four month old male lion cub as a mascot to roar for the organization in Alexandria Louisiana. The gesture aims to energize club spirit and community presence.
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Lions Can Roar
Alexandria
Alexandria Lions Club
Gus Kaplan
City Parking Lot Sets Weekend Record In Rain
Despite a rainy night 168 cars parked at the Lodi North Street lot by 8 p m as Elyria firms footed the bill. Alfred O Donnell logged traffic near normal compared with last week. Free parking dates October 15 29 and November 5 are planned with Fitch Co Sons Ber son s and Elyria Hardware covering costs. Revenue since opening August 9 averages 112 dollars weekly per Safety Service Director Michael J Lotka.
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Lodi-North St
Elyria
Phillips Drug Store
Wooster
Isaly’s
Alfred O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Elysians
Fitch Co
Berson's Department Store
Elyria Hardware
Pireecto
Michael J. Lotka
Alligator Loose in Washington Promptly Calm Owner Fears Cold
Eight year old three foot alligator named Jack is loose in Washington. Owner Karl Von Papen worries the reptile may catch its death of cold if not quickly recaptured and returned to its warm quarters in the Von Papen aquarium.
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Jack
Karl von Papen
von Papen
Chapman Given Six Months Jail For No Driver Test
Oakland police tracked Joseph A Chapman who had six temporary licenses this year and never passed a driving test. He received six months in jail after authorities confirmed the lapse.
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Oakland
Calif
Joseph A. Chapman
Chapman
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