Vishinsky outlines Soviet peace plan at UN session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the General Assembly that the USSR seeks co existence of Communism and Capitalism and proposes a plan calling for UN approval of the Stockholm peace appeal, a one third armament cut by the Big Five in 1950, and outlawing nuclear weapons. He condemned propaganda for war and urged peace as essential for security.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Stockholm
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Elyria Chest Campaign Aims to Reach Goal Next Day
Elyria’s 1951 Community Chest workers renewed effort with 31,473.41 dollars left to raise and 24 percent needed to meet the $107,850 target. Division leaders report progress. final pledge luncheon at the YMCA will determine if the federated drive funds 15 welfare and health agencies.
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Elyria
Y.M.C.A
George Cole, Jr
Cole
Motorcycle Crash on Broad and Cedar Injures Rider
A truck motorcycle collision at Broad and Cedar streets at 8 14 am today wounded rider Albert Hummel R D 1 Oberlin road and led to the arrest of truck driver H W Jenkins 114 Hamilton street on reckless driving charges. Jenkins westbound turned onto Cedar street in front of the motorcycle and is to appear in police court October 26. Hummel was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for a left leg laceration brush burns and possible other injuries.
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Broad and
Cedar Streets
Albert Hummel
R. D
Oberlin
H. W.W. Jenkins
Hamilton Street
Jenkins
Broad
Cedar Street
Hummel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Cooler
The forecast calls for cloudy, cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight with a low around 43. Tuesday should be fair and continued cool, as the high tomorrow is expected to reach 6.
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Ohio
Truman Plans Foreign Policy Speech Before UN Assembly
President Truman and Mrs. Truman will travel by special train to New York for an important speech before the United Nations General Assembly. The trip begins tonight with a late departure and a 11:30 a.m. address time tomorrow at Flushing Meadow. A brief UN delegates reception follows, then a private luncheon with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie.
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Washington
Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Charles G. Ross
Pennsylvania Railroad
Belmont Park
L. I
Flushing Meadow
First Baptist Church Considers Selling Property for New Site
The First Baptist congregation will vote next Sunday on selling the Middle Avenue Second Street church property to buy a Washington Avenue site. Offers have been made for East Avenue property near Third, likely to sell soon. The Redington property on Washington Avenue is proposed for a new church front with activities building and construction to begin promptly if approved.
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First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Washington Avenue
East Ave
Third
Redington
Washington Ave
Police Crack Down On Halloween Pranks In City
Police chief E J Stankard orders crackdown on Halloween vandalism. All youths causing property damage to be detained and held until parents take responsibility for damage and finances. Move follows several recent reports of destructive pranks.
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E. J. Stankard
Hallowe'en
Stankard
National Security Resource Board official to speak at OSU sales meeting
Robert Smith vice chair of the National Security Resources Board will discuss industrial mobilization and business management at Ohio State University sales manager conference next Thursday. The one day session is sponsored by the Ohio State Commerce College with eleven sales executives from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Pennsylvania participating.
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Columbus. O
Robert Smith
National Security Resources Board
Ohio State’ University
Ohio State Commerce College
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Police Chief Stankard Attends Ohio Chiefs Convention
Police Chief E. J. Stankard traveled to Lima Ohio today for the Ohio Police Chiefs Association annual convention set to run the first three days of the week.
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E. J. Stankard
Lima
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
Young Explorers Rescue After Cave Ordeal in Pennsylvania
In Harlandsburg PA three youths Ernest Malinak 21 Herbert Harkless 32 Edward McClelland 19 were trapped for over ten hours in a miles deep cave after lamps failed. Rescue workers connected by rope navigated unseen tunnels to reach them near midnight. All three were reported in sound physical condition and the cave entrance was uncovered during a road project near New Castle. Thousands watched as Sheriff Frank L. Coen broadcast details and volunteers joined the effort.
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Harlansburg
Ernest Malinak
Herbert
Harkless
Edward McClelland
Frank L. Coen
Lawrence County
New Castle
Fair Test For Anti-Inflation Curbs Urged
Washington Mobilization chief W Stuart Symington urged a fair test before any all out wage and price controls are used to curb inflation. He also outlined a new defense plant and equipment tax write off and a federal supercontrol board with agency representation. He favors higher taxes allocation and credit control over direct price and wage limits.
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
National Security Resources Board
L Defense Industries
Congress
Frederick J. Lawton
J.con H. Keyserling
Council of Economic Advicers
Registrants Examined For Preinduction Physical In Toledo
A group of 58 young men, mostly from Elyria, left for Toledo for preinduction physical exams. Of the 58, 47 were from Elyria, 11 transfers from other boards. leader Dart F Keech. Ten did not appear. two later reclassified, one hospitalized, four transferred, four excused. Deputy clerk appointment for Local Board No 72 Elaine Gradisck approved. third clerk now employed.
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Elyria
Toledo
Dart F. Keech
Gulroad
Katherine McKee
Elaine Gradisck
Fourth Street
State Selective Service
Survivors Of Massacre Tell How Reds Killed Yanks
A wartime massacre near Sunchon is recounted by 21 U.S. prisoners who survived after being fired on by Communist guards while marching to a prison train. The mass killing left nearly 80 dead, with 270 boarded inmates from Pyongyang reduced from 376.
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U. S. Army Hospital
Japan
Sunchon
Pyongyang
Seoul
Manchurian
Lorain Man Suffered Deep Head Laceration In Crash
Fred Lusick of 209 East 23rd Street was treated at Allen Hospital Oberlin at 6 PM for a deep head laceration after his car rolled over on a turn at Pyle South Amherst and Garfield roads. Stephen Stefan of 2902 West River Road drove into a parked car owned by Mike Radvevich at 1015 Fast Avenue and then into a church at 1011 East Avenue at 11:15 PM yesterday when he allegedly dazed. Mrs. Dorothy Given of 142 Cornell Avenue reported damage to her left rear fender while parked on Depot Street Saturday afternoon. Melvin Rice of 806 Fast Avenue reported damage to his car parked in front of his residence today.
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Fred Lusick
East 23Rd Street
Thirty Aliens Seek Citizenship Hearing in Lorain County
Federal naturalization officer Arthur Roveneckher joins Marvin Dene kas Robert Fowler and S J Ewing to file petitions for about 30 alien residents of Lorain County who seek citizenship. Those who qualify will be admitted to a hearing scheduled for December 1.
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Arthur Roveneckher
Marvin Denekas
Robert Fowler
S. J. Ewing
Lorain County
Citzens
Five Light Plane Crashes Kill Five In Ohio
United Press reports five fatal light plane crashes in Ohio over two days. two soldiers from the 151st Medical Ambulance Company killed near the Ohio Indiana line en route to Camp Atterbury. Other victims include Averill Budd and Gordon Conner in Port Clinton area. Ralph Chenoweth near Hilliards. a crash near Sandusky injuring Ray Kiamy and Chester Hellingers. Stuve Larson and Oscar Swensen injured near Willoughby.
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United Press
Ohio
George Deisler
Antwerp
Warren Phillips
Hicksville
Ohio-Indiana
Paulding
Camp Atterbury
Ind
151St Medical Ambulance Company
Averill Budd
Ray Kiamy
Mansfield
Chester Hellingers
Ontario
Stuve Larson
Willoughby
Oscar Swensen
Maple Heights
Stearman
Allied push nears Manchurian border in Korea drive
Allied forces cross major west coast river barriers near Manchuria and push north along the Changjin river. British and South Korean units race toward Pyongyang as 26 000 prisoners are reported captured in the past day, boosting total to over 120 000. American prisoners are the target of rescue efforts amid ongoing battles and mass movements.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Manchuria
Changchon
Manchurian
British Commonwealth
Chongchon
Sinanju
Sinunju
Simanju
Pyongyang
Kujang
Yongbyon
1St Division
Huichon
Kanggye
Korea
Sunchon
Uyongyang
Sonchon
Douglas MacArthur
1St Cavalry Division
Suchon
Sukchon
Foreign Aid Costs U.S. 42 Billion in Five Years
The United States has spent about 42.6 billion dollars on foreign aid since 1945, with agencies planning new requests to ship arms to Europe and provide aid to Asia and Korea. Congress plans to reconvene November 27 to review these expenditures and their impact on inflation and taxes.
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Washington
United States
Senate House Expenditures Committee
Europe
Yaroslavia
Korea
Senate
Congress
Ato
House Expenditures Committee
Herbert Hoover
Rusia W Qi
Joint Expenditures Committee
Harry F Byrd
D. Va
Five Die In Illinois Cottage Fire
A remote Illinois cottage fire killed five people, a 53 year old grandmother and four young grandsons ages 7 5 and 3 9, with floods of names and ages. Three others escaped as the blaze burned for hours and authorities suspect a coal oil stove caused the tragic morning cooking accident. Coroner Edward Knowles identified the dead and the family was described as the Bre Nard household.
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Ava
Edward Knowles
Sarah Bre Nard
James Hunsaker
Thomas
Timothy
Donald
Vietnam Chief To Lead Army In The Field
Bao Dai chief of state of the French sponsored Vietnam Republic plans to lead the Vietnam Army in the field. The army is being built with American military supplies as Communist troops advance. Bao Dai returned from France after a prolonged trip amid criticism for absence during the fighting.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Bao Dai
Vietnam Republic
Vietnam
France
Bunn Elected President of Ohio College Registrar Group
John W. Bunn longtime Bowling Green State University registrar since 1941 wins the presidency of the Association of Ohio College Registrars. He previously taught history at Sandusky high school for six years before joining B G faculty in 1939 and becoming assistant registrar in 1940.
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Bowling Green
John W. Bunn
Bowling Green State University
Association of Ohio College
Bunn
Sandusky High School
Local Farmer Sells Cider Apples Turkeys Pumpkins
Rural producer offers cider winter apples turkeys and pumpkins via Chronicle-Telegram want ads. Call 4752 or 4753 to reach a courteous ad-taker and craft a result-zetting notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Ridgeville High School
American Legion
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Ridgeville
Elyria Coach Co
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