Korea Reds Say They Will Fight To Last Man
In Tokyo reports say North Korean forces reinforced by Chinese troops vow to fight to the last man as Allied armies push toward final victory. South Korean troops break two traps 10 miles apart while communists retreat under winter snows near Unsan and Sangwon 65 miles north of Pyongyang. Allied forces, including American British and South Korean troops, advance on both wings toward the Manchurian frontier as Sinvi ju broadcasts the pledge to continue the struggle.
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Korea
Tokyo
Manchurian
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Manchuria
Sinviju
Kim Sung
Unsan
Sangwon
Bodies of 29 American War Prisoners Found
North Korea reports say 29 American prisoners were shot bayonetted and burned near Kujang after a prison train derailed. About 180 prisoners were aboard. two escaped and told Lt. Roberson of the massacre while another train carrying prisoners toward Manchuria was sighted nearby.
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Unsan
North Korea
U. S
Chaongchon River
Kujang
Pyongyang
Sherman L. Jones
Lubbock
Tex
Worsham B. Roberson
San Antonio
Walter R. Whitcomp
Buffalo
N. Y
Elmer N. Slater
Canton Bus Drivers Reject Wage Offer
Canton bus drivers voting strike action rejected a wage offer from Canton Bus Co. as the 13 day stoppage continued. The company proposed nine cents an hour now and four cents next year, up from seven cents now and three cents next year.
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Canton
Canton Bus Co
Sevn
Theft Of Money Cleared Up In Oberlin Case
The Oberlin theft of $80.30 from Mrs. W. G. Morris at 124 East Colac street was solved after police questioned a 1 year old girl and two 10 and eight year old boys. The youths admitted the girl led the act and they split $60 of the loot, with $20 found in an old trunk. An eight year old bought a Hopalong Cassidy outfit and candy with part of the money. another boy gave his share to his mother claiming he found it. Police recovered all spent money. The trio will appear before Juvenile Officer James Molli today.
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W. G. Morris
East Colac Street
Oberlin
Wee
Ang
Olice
James Molli
Northeast Ohio Weather: Light Rain with Mild Temps
Occasional light rain and little temperature change this afternoon. Tonight, light rain with milder air. Saturday will be cloudy and milder. Low around 48, high near 64. Markets and today on page two.
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Ohio
Mrs Leona Boone Dies Suddenly At Her Home
Mrs Leona Kaiser Boone longtime Lorain County elections clerk died at 661 East River street at 8 10 p m Thursday Born February 1 1900 in Elyria she led political and PTA efforts and chaired the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women Survived by two sons mother brother three sisters and extended family Funeral services set for Monday 9 30 a m from St Marys church with burial in St Marys Cemetery at Welsh Funeral Home listed as handling arrangements
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Leona Kaiser Boone
Lorain County
Elyria
St. Mary’s Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary's School
Mothers Guild
Elyria District
Thomas A. Boone
James Edward Boone
Hermine Kaiser
Norman Kaiser
Bernard T. Galen
Sandusky
Carl E. Walton
Constance Kaiser
Welsh Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Chinese Troops Reported in Korea Strength 40000 North of Pyongyang
Maj. Gen Yu Hae Heung claims about 40 000 Chinese Communist troops have entered Korea near Unsan and are supported by Russian advisers. He says the forces are tied to the 40th Corps and aim to protect Yalu River electrical plants including a Suiho bridge facility supplying Manchuria and Siberia. South Korean 2nd Corps plans to seize the plants.
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Kunuri
North Korea
Korea
Yu Hae Heung
40Th
Unsan
Pyongyang
Manchurian
Yalu River
Manchuria
Suiho Bridge
Boulder Dam
Siberia
Elyria Woman Hurt In Fall Off Curb
Mrs Ima Strait 50 of 425 West javenue fractured both bones in her left leg after stepping off a curb in front of The Elyria Hardware Co. She fell while carrying groceries, was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital, and in stable condition today.
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Ima Strait
West Javenue
Elyria Hardware Co
Eisenhower Urged As Europe Defense Chief
American defense leaders recommend Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower as supreme commander of unified Western Europe defenses under the Atlantic pact. The 12 nation group backs a speedy collective force with US and UK likely to provide air and sea power and France plus other members ground forces. The final approval rests with the pact foreign ministers and top council.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
de Defense
George C. Marshall
Chick
Atlantic Pact Organization
Eisenhower
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Committee of Military
Western
Pact Organization
Great Britain
France
Pact
Court Rules Against Aid To Illiterate Voters In Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court ruled unanimously that illiterate voters may not be aided in marking ballots. The decision rejects prior instructions allowing help from relatives or two party officials and limits aid to physically incapacitated voters only. The ruling preserves voting rights while placing marking responsibility on the individual voter.
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Ohio
Columbus. C
State Supreme Court
Carl T. Mely Columbus
Charles F. Sweeney
Secretary of State
Sweene
Atty
Herbert S. Duffy
Harshaw Chemical Old Timers Honor Four Retirees
Four Harshaw Chemical Co retirees aged 65 plus will be honored at the 11th Old Timers Party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at North Elyria Grange Hall. Walter Biatynski Loren Sly Egidio Trupp and Frank Szmyt join a 43 member retiree group as about 350 attendees are expected for a family party with introductions talks dancing and refreshments.
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Harshaw Co
Boys Accused Of Setting Fire To Leaves In Street
Police chief says several complaints report boys setting fires with raked leaves in the street. The practice risks spreading to parked autos and damages pavement. Police will detain anyone caught lighting such fires.
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E. J. Stinhard
Independent Union Seen Vote Winner
In Steubenville Ohio the Independent Steelworkers Union appeared to defeat CIO United Steelworkers for the right to represent about 10 000 employees of the Weirton Steel Corp The ISU led the CIO USW by about two to one with over 8000 ballots counted as National Labor Relations Board tabulators began counting votes on the election Tuesday and Thursday at 2 00 a m
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Steubenville
Steelworkers Union
Appareny
CIO
United Steeluorkere
Weirton Sirel Corp
ISU Seac
Cio-Usw
National Labor Resetions Board
Official's Mc .21 Dies
Mrs. M. L. Duffy, mother of Rt. Gen. Heroen Duffy, died in Columbus. Native of Ne. Lexington. Services will be held here Monday. For photography of all kinds call Neighbour Studio at 46-969.
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Columbus, D
M. L. Duffy
Heroen
Duffy
Earl
Lexington
Neighbour Studio
Two Republican Rallies To Be Held Saturday
Republican gubernatorial candidate Don Hivlbright will speak at two Lorain County rallies on Saturday evening. Elyria High School and Lorain High School hosts feature U.S. Senator Bricker and candidates Bend er Ayres Mosher Winter Burze Ayres Dunn, with Ed Buchanan coordinating. Bricker to open, Hivlbright to appear around 9:45, with Bricker closing in Lorain.
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Don Hivlbright
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Lorain High School
U.S
John W., Bricker
George Bender
At-Larce
U. S. Congress
William H
Bill) Ayres
14Th
Charles A.mosher
Ralph A. Winter
Leslie M. Burze
Frank Ayres
Oscar Dunn
Ed Buchanan
Elvna
Lorain
Vice Versa
Elshia Senstor Bricker
Ebrich
Bender
Bricker
Five Additional Jurors Called for Common Pleas Court
County Clerk H. EF announces five more jurors to report for common pleas court on Monday. The additions are Pas Snyder of Amherst, Robert Kaiser of North Olive Street, Philip S. Sloex of Lodi Street, Joseph Vass of West River Street, and Flor al Henry Boharic with Fred Adams of Lorain. STOP 1n today ad for Elyna Hardware layaway plan.
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Agate
Ramee
Common Pleas Court
Pas Snyder
Amherst
Robert Kaiser
North Olive Street
Philip S. Sloex
Lodi Street
Joseph Vass
West River Street
Floral Henry Boharic
Fred Adams
Lorain
Severe Pacific Coast Storm Leaves Losses and Injuries
A violent gale 64 mph battered the Pacific coast from Santa Barbara to Oregon, causing two deaths and widespread damage. Winds felled trees, damaged windows, and disrupted traffic from California to Washington. Several vessels were driven ashore, and a tug broke moorings near Point San Pablo. A 10 year old girl was seriously injured by a falling tree in Grants Pass.
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California
Santa Barbara
Oregon
San Francisco Bay
Washington
Weather Bureau
Vancouver
Wash
Grants Pass
Ore
Princeton
Calif
Point San Pablo
President Johnson
San Francisco
Concrete Sidewalks Damaged on Ohio Street
Director D. W. Kothe reported damage to new concrete sidewalks on Ohio Street. He warned that those responsible for the vandalism will be prosecuted if apprehended after a bicycle ride through fresh concrete and footprints and initials left in the cement.
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D. W. Kothe
Ohio Street
Plane Crash Near New Orleans Kills Five
Two Coast Guard boats searched dense fog on Lake Pontchartrain for an Army transport plane believed down with five aboard. The craft reportedly carried an Army colonel and four others after departing Municipal Airport at 2 05 a m. Contact was lost minutes later.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Lake Ponchartrain
Municipal
Lima strike halts production at Gro-Cord Rubber
About 160 workers led by Local 8 during a 60 day contract dispute walked off the job at Gro-Cord Rubber in Lima. Negotiations with the CIO affiliated Rubber Cork Lincoln and Plastic Workers of America continue as the plant remains idle. In Findlay Ohio Alice Heminter is elected to the National Council of Camp Fire Girls as secretary.
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Gro- Cord Rubber Company
Mice Rubber
Cork
Lincorcum
Plactic Workers of America
CIO
Elyria Students to Paint Halloween Window Displays
Elyria school artists from grades five through twelve will paint downtown store windows on Tuesday morning as part of the annual window painting contest. The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with cash prizes for top works across three age divisions.
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Elyria
Hallowe’en
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Minch
Hallowe'en
Y W C A Starts Membership Drive Monday in Elytia
The Elytia YWCA announces its annual membership drive from October 30 to November 9 with an opening tea for captains and workers at 130. Mrs Clyde McDowell chairs the home division and Mrs Robert W Punk chairs the employed division. A junior member drive is organized in seven groups with a goal of 2500 members. The program serves girls 16 to 18, employed women, and homemakers with training in leadership, education on social problems, and fellowship. A fundraising drive provides meals for 21 ears, and workers will be briefed next Monday after noon.
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Elytia Young Women's Christian Association
All Captaine
Arkere
Acle
Clyde McDowell
Robert W. Punk
Y. W
Ot Forsthe
Robert DiCoty
Robert Oldfield
Earl Lautenschleger
Arthur Waters
George Mallow
R. We
Mul‘hastens
Wren Wees
India objects to Chinese Tibet advance diplomacy
India warned China that it may withhold support for United Nations membership if troops invade Tibet. New Delhi summoned its ambassador to express surprise and regrets over reports of a Chinese march into Tibet as cabinet met amid urgent talks. Hong Kong papers reported Chinese forces, battling cold on a high altitude road project toward the Tibetan border, with a 500 mile highway said to ease a future occupation.
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Lake Success
N. J
India
United Nations
Tibet
New Delhi
Pandit Nehru
China
Peiping
Nehru
C. Rajagopalacharia
Madras
Governemnt
Indian External Affairs Ministry
Hong Kong
Takungpao
Himalayas
Soldier Hurt As Train Collides With Troop Cars
A soldier was injured when a Pennsylvania Metrolopolitan passenger train sideswiped Norfolk and Western troop cars near Union Station in Columbus. Two coaches and a diesel engine derailed, 60 feet of track damaged. troops en route from Camp Leonard Wood Missouri to Camp Pickett Virginia. The injured man, Private Robert V. Balding, received treatment and planned to continue today.
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Columbus
Union Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metropolitan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Norfolk and Western
Portsmouth
Pennsylvania
Camp Pickett
Camp Leonard Wood
Mo Recrui
Robert V. Balding
Spain Question Before U N as Ban on Madrid Lifts
The United Nations opens with the United States backing lifting the four year diplomatic ban on the Madrid government. The General Assembly committee shelves debate on China seat and sends Cuban and British proposals to a subcommittee.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Spain
United Nations
United States
Madrid
Generals Assembly
Specia
China
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Navy
Nea-Acme
Fiks
Leona Boone
Harshaw Chemical
Independent Union
Elyna Hardware
Ady
Pacific Coast
Dorothy Wilson
Bellevenue
Pfe
Edwin Hodgson
Tokyo Army Hospital
Hodg Ison
Ph. Hodgson
Chronicle-Telegram
Bth Cavalry Regiment
Pic
Edwin L. Hodgson
Fear
Lima
Y.W.C.A
Kings Shoe
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