Florida hurricane death toll rises amid widespread damage in Florida
The storm left at least three dead and 10 missing in Florida with $510 million in damage after moving inland. Gusts reached 335 mph near Valdosta and Jacksonville felt the wind as the system weakened. The Oriente crew of 10 went missing after the Cuban freighter broke apart in the storm.
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Jacksonvill
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Mobile
Ala
U. S. Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Morgan
Albany
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Miami
Florida Gold Coast
Bunnell
Oriente
Warm Weather in Ohio From Gulf Area
Columbus reports mild weather caused by Gulf area air masses with a predicted rain risk as a Florida hurricane backs toward Ohio. Weatherman L T Pierce notes the pattern will persist while high and low pressure systems stay in place. In Korea, U S air force reported sighting 30 to 100 American war prisoners north of Pyongyang.
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Columbus
Ohio
L.T. Pierce
Pierce
Florida
Pusan
Korea
UU. S. Sth Air Force
Jay
Pyongyang
Weather outlook for northern Ohio and Sun Wy
Forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight with a low around 56. Friday will be somewhat cloudy and cooler with a high near 50. Market notes referenced on page two.
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Ohio
Plan to require all youths to serve U S
Selective Service outlines a universal service plan forcing every young man to serve the country. It would draft even the 19 to 25 age group past deferments and could call single childless married men first if needed. Veterans and older men would be excluded pending law changes.
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Washington
Armed Services
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Senate
Joel D. Griffing
Selective Service
Truman
Congress
Griffing
Universal Service
Elyria Draft Board Seeks 78 Men for November Examinations
A state order shows the Elyria draft board must provide 39 men for physical exams on November 16, 24 on November 28, and 15 on November 29. All groups travel by bus to the Toledo examining center.
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Elyria
State Selective Service
Toledo
Trial Of Theater Manager Continued
Vincent Albert Avon Lake theater manager faced ongoing court action after a bank night arrest. Justice Horn postponed the trial at the prosecutor's request while officials review whether pending criminal action supersedes a declaratory judgment suit by the theater company, with records seized by authorities and potential revival of bank night in nearby Oberlin.
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Vincent Albert
Avon Lake
James Horn
Paul Mikus
Algert
Justice Horn
Harold Ewing
Justice Court
Theater Companoe
Common Pleas
Iit
Hal Record Ewing
Env
Sherif Carl R Finegan
Avon Wake Theater
Oberlin
Elyria Man Fractures Arm In Traffic Collision
Kenneth Gilbert on 273 Bellfield Avenue suffered a right forearm fracture and leg lacerations at 7 55 P M when his motorcycle rear ended a car owned by Edward Lotus parked in front of his home. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Kenneth Gilbert
Bellfield Avenue
Edward Lotus
Ohio Street
Gilbert
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Linden
Lorain
Joseph Hardy
Grafton
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Russell Sipes
Galion
Carlisle Fire Department
iGeputies
French Experts Rush Indo China Defense Plans
Gen. Juin arrives in Indo China to organize defense against a northern Communist advance. Reports from Hong Kong claim 7,000 Chinese troops crossed into Indo China to join Ho Chi Minh's guerrillas. An Argentian arrest concerns a rose electric fencing incident resulting in a teen’s death.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Honse Juin
Hong Kong
Ho Chi-anh
Handi
Elyria Home for the Aged to Add $275,489 Wing and Chapel
Contracts awarded for a 100 by 45 foot addition and a 50 by 25 foot chapel at the Boyd Memorial Home for the Aged. The four story wing will house 27 residence rooms and a third floor hospital with basement recreation space. Yates Construction leads general work at 183,945 dollars. Krebs & Calkins plumbing at 55,988. Ward Electric at 21,960. Otis Elevator at 14,496.
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Boyd Memorial
Elyria
Boyd
Taft
Silsbee and Smith
Yates Construction
Krebs & Calkins
Ward Electric
Lorain
Otis Elevator Co
Alva C. Smith
Blaze Confines to Main Fuse Box at Perry-Fay Plant
Fire at Perry-Fay plant shuts off 360 volt circuit power, confines damage to the main fuse box and several 600 amp fuses. Cause undetermined as Quad Co fire units respond at 2 23 p m. 20 St John Lutheran school children visiting the station observed orderly conduct during response.
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Blaze
Perry-Fay
Weste Perry-Fay
Quad Co
Ladder Co
Engine Co Two
St. John’s Lutheran School
X Ray Service Friday by Mobile Unit in Elyria
The mobile X ray truck will be in Elyria Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fly Park near Broad Street for those seeking X ray pictures. In Marietta a college announces two new trustees for five year terms: William E. Mildren of Parkersburg and Carl L. British ton of Manetta.
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Elyria
Fly Park
Broad Street
Marietta
O--Marietta College
William E. Mildren
The
Commercial Banking and Trust Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carl L. Britishton
Broughton’s Farm Dairy, Inc
Manetta
Two Die as Train Derailed in Oneida NY
A New York Central North Star passenger train traveling at about 80 mph collided with a freight car door at Oneida New York. Two crewmen died and fourteen passengers were hospitalized or treated for injuries. Engineer Frank J. Ronay and Fireman Frank Romeo were killed.
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Oneida
N.Y
New York Central
New York
Oneida City Hospital
Cleveland
North Star
New York State
Pearl Fine
Toerento
Can
Frank McNamara
Paskanack Lake
N. J
Central
Main Street
Frank J. Ronay
Albany
Frank Romeo
Watervliet
N. Y
Philip Krochnlup
Cripps Resigns From British Cabinet Over Ill Health
Sir Stafford Cripps quits as Chancellor of the Exchequer and his seat in the House of Commons after a three month illness rest cure failed to restore health. Hugh Gaitskell expected as successor. Cripps to take a 12 month break.
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London
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Cripps
House of Commons
Hugh Gaitskell
Staffid Cripps
Stafford
Bristol
Medina County to Seek Death Penalty in Youth Murders
Medina County Prosecutor William Batchelder said he would seek the death penalty for Jerry Killinger, 17, and Max Amerman, 27, for the murder of Harold Mast, 23, on October 3. The two were indicted for first degree murder by a special grand jury after nine witnesses testified, including Mrs. Rande Mast. Arraignment was planned for today or tomorrow. Batchelder pledged a speedy trial and said he would seek the electric chair, noting the county has not executed anyone before.
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Medina, O
Medina County
William Batchelder
Jerry Killscer
Max Amerman
Harold Mast
Killinger
Amerman
Dearee
Rande Mast
Batceholder
U.S. Plans To Send Bombers To Indo China
Washington officials disclose a plan to send a squadron of about 15 B 25 light bombers to Indo China by year end. A policy review of U S military economic and political ties to Indo China aims to hasten aid to French and Viet Namese forces against Communist troops.
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Washington
United States
Indo-China
Indo- China
Wake Island
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Chic c
Air Force
Far East
Saigon
Korea
Dixmude
San Francisco
Conference on Route 10 bridge project plan
A county meeting will discuss rebuilding the old wooden bridge on Route 10 over the New York Central Railroad. Attendees include EF. Toberen and J. J. Heier from the state highway division, and E. A. Dougherty, chief engineer for the New York Central Railroad.
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New York Central
Woa
Oscar G. Dunn
EF. [. Toberen
State Highway Division
J. J. Heier
Columbus
E. A. Dougherty
New York Central Railroad
Commissioners m
Solicitors For Chest Wil Report Tomorrow
The second Community Chest campaign report meeting will be at noon tomorrow at the YMCA. Yesterday’s report fell short of last year’s first total of 39 509.55 but field reports say solicitors are working hard and the goal should be met by final reports. Workers should file their reports and every pledge will be accounted for. Weather is warm and better than past campaigns when icy walks hindered solicitors.
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Community Chest Campaign Organization
Allies Enter Pyongyang In Quick Advance From East and South
American 1st Cavalry division and South Korean forces breached Pyongyang from the south and east, reaching the Taedong River by noon. The race into the capital ended with U S and Korean units entering 18 minutes apart, signaling rapid Communist collapse and thousands of prisoners taken.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Taedong River
Yaedong
Korea
Pyong- Yang
U. S. 3Rh
Prongyang
Custom House
1St Cavalry
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Pronzvange
Davison
Nations
Kim Ho Suns Long Tres
MacArthur
North
Koma
Pronevang
Jones
Honey crop forecast for Columbus area 16 percent higher
The federal crop reporting service indicates an estimated 13 062 000 pounds of honey produced this year in Columbus area, about a 16 percent rise from last year’s 13 235 000 pounds, as of October 1.
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Columbus. O
TNICC
U S Planes Fly Over Soviet Border By Mistake
Reliable sources report the United States will admit American Air Force planes in the Korean War violated Soviet territory by mistake. Two fighters allegedly strafed a Soviet air port about 60 miles inside Russia. The U N protest followed, with the U S investigating and a possible UN backed impartial inquiry.
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United States
United Nations
WHI
Ban On Amusement Building Studied
Washington reports the National Production administrator William H Harrison said a ban on constructing amusement parks bowling alleys dance halls and race tracks may be studied to divert materials to defense industries The building industry representatives favored voluntary conservation and urged reductions in non-defense construction by all levels of government.
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Washington
Defense Industries
William H. Harrison
Quintuplets Enter New York Glamour Circuit
The Dionne quintuplets arrive for their first U S public appearance at a celebrity banquet in New York. They attend press interviews rehearsals and sightseeing as they prepare for tonight's debut with their high school choir at the Alfred E Smith Memorial dinner.
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New York
Gotham
United States
Cathedral
Alfred Smith
Mattress Fire Destroys Bedroom on Cedar Street
A smoker's carelessness sparked a blaze at 3:35 this morning destroying a mattress and bed in a Cedar Street residence. R. O. Gardney, occupant and owner, reported extensive damage to a bedroom and second floor, with smoke damage area. Firemen from Quad Co. No. One, Engine Co. No. One and Ladder Co. No. One confined the fire to the end floor. minor damage to an adjacent area was noted.
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Wic
Cedar Street
R. O. Gardney
Quad Co
Falangists Barred From Entering the United States
The State Department clarified that members of Francisco Franco's Falange party are barred from entry under the new anti Franco era policy. The move signals stricter visa controls for individuals tied to the Spanish regime.
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Washington
State Department
Generalisame
Francisco Franco
Falanze Party
United States
aMties Noversise Jace
200 Pupils Absent In Ouster Protest
In Sharonville Elementary School suburban Cincinnati 200 pupils were absent to protest the ouster of Supt. C R Gower. Floyd Miller, a district superintendent, led a morning walkout as teachers and pupils gathered before classes. County officials and a Sharonville principal were present but reported no incidents.
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Cincinnati
Sharenville
CR Gower
Milter
County Geruts Shentt
Sharonville pMirognan
Dedication of Union Library with $600000 Gift
The document notes a Dedication event for the Union Library with a $600000 gift. The principal speaker is Alliance Vv Bubop Harp G Wereer and Gay Bighheht leads college residents. Rev. Brehop Weritz receives an honorary doctorate from Mt Union in 7949.
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