Eisenhower Sees Peace Outlook Improving Yet Rules Out Talks
President Eisenhower expressed belief that peace prospects are better now than two years ago. He emphasized maintaining non communist strength, ruled out top level talks with Soviet leaders for now, and said diplomacy could occur when the time is right if Russians are sincere. He warned there is no sign of change in the Communist line and noted no timing on Vatican ambassador talks while stressing bipartisan foreign policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Premer Georgi Malenkov
United States
Vatican
Italy Flood Toll Climbs Amid Mudslides Near Salerno
In Salerno area two feet of mud threatened new landslides as rescuers battled to keep deaths under 300. Casualties stood at 275 with about 200 missing as soldiers and police pulled survivors from crushed homes. Roads were blocked by slides, prompting use of small ships to deliver aid.
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Salerno
Elyria Woman's Club Plans Purchase of Monteith Hall
Monteith Hall at 218 East Ave. is set to become the property of Elyria Woman's Club Inc. after a special election. The sale, supported by Ada Gates Stevens' sons below appraised value to preserve the home, aims to expand space and parking for club activities and rentals, with occupancy expected by spring.
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Monteith
Gates Stevens
East Ave
Elyine Woman's Club, Inc
Fourth St
Xolopus
Louis Becker
Hall
Adjess
T. J. Martin
Thomas Kent
Ia Doane
Robert Rothel
Women's Organization
C. Lee Rosenau
John Sharcer
Club
Ada Gates Stevens
Board of Managers
Monteith Hall
Awaosilelu Kamatyrsas Peer A
Elyria Woman's Club
F. W. Lobnes
Karl Plochjes
Ren Kennelly
Louis
Minstrel Wins Cambridgeshire in Photo Finish
Minstrel, racing at Newmarket, held off Queen's Beeches to win the Cambridgeshire by a nose. Marshal Ney finished third after a tense stretch run.
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Newmarket
Eng
Minstrel
Cambridgeshire
Queen's Beeches
Marshal Ney
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio turns cooler amid showers
Cloudy and windy with showers today and tonight. Afternoon temperatures near 54 to 65 and a Tuesday low of 32 to 38 tonight. Thursday remains cloudy and cool with continued wind. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ending Tuesday afternoon was trace. Humidity shifts from 82 percent at 8 a.m. to 59 percent by 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
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Ohio
New Red H Bomb Tests Revealed
Washington reports atomic sources say Russia tested new H bombs, possibly in city-killing multi megaton range. They interpret a brief AEC notice as signaling reductions in U S A-bomb and H-bomb lead. Birkline clearance of fall hats priced from 2.98 to 10.00 ends.
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Washington
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Birkline’s
Record Halloween Parade Is Expected
The largest Halloween parade in Elyria’s history is planned for Saturday at 7 39 p.m. led by Dr Jack Underman with at least 14900 youngsters expected. Four divisions start at 7 pm from West Ave Fourth St Fifth St West Ave Fifth Sixth St and Nixth St near Middle Ave. Prizes for costumes ensembles tallest and shortest marchers funded by Elyria PTA Council under Mrs Charles Boyd. Kids not marching will use a kiddies stand near City Hall. Red Cross first aid station planned. flashlight safety urged over candles to prevent fires. Lost and Found and calendar items noted on pages.
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Jack Underman
Underman
West Ave
Fourth St
Fifth St
W.C.A
Elyria Women's Club
Withairs
N. E. Eldridge
Linderman
Elyria
American Red Cross
Styria
Red Cross
Robert Curtiss
Fire- Amherst Fighters Safety Committee
Peath
Yorain
Chertin
Middle Ave
Radin
Lorain County Savings and Wellington No. 1
Plans Trip To Stir Up Voters
President Eisenhower floated a possible last minute four stop flight tour to key states to spur turnout ahead of next Tuesday’s elections. He said he would limit DC absence to Friday if he travels and offered no forecast on the congressional outcome, stressing local issues may drive ballots. He noted steel earnings are down and U S Steel kept the quarterly dividend at 75 cents amid a 72.4 percent operating capacity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Big Steel
Taney
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Fairless
Trial behind scenes directs Sheppard case says Cullitan
In Cleveland, veteran Frank T. Cullitan, Cuyahoga County prosecutor, asserts influence over Dr. Sam Sheppard murder trial from an office near the courtroom. He discusses strategy with assistants and confirms guiding juror challenges while noting the defense remains central to the high profile case.
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Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
William
John J. Mahon
Howard Babcock
INS
Regal Rattler
Cuyahoga
Frank T. Cutlidan
Society Osteopath
Herrister
Cullitan
Dr. Sheppard
Miss Hayes
John /i
Las
Mahon
Sam
Eral
Thomas Parrino
Saul
Danaceau
Irene J. Kiraly
Hasicause
Cuyahoga County
Fuimon
Franklin D
Jong Roosevelt
Chief
Defense
Sheppard
Bedward Elsbin Isney
Mr. Corrigan
Fairless Sees 1955 as a Better Steel Year
United States Steel chairman Benjamin Fairless predicts 1955 will be a better steel year than 1954 due to improved inventories. He expects industry capacity use around 75 percent for the rest of 1954 and into early 1955, up from just under 65 percent in the third quarter. He also forecasts general business improving next year.
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New York
Benjamin F. Pairless
United States Steel Corp
Fairless
Sheriff Rules visitors barred at Sheppard trial
Cleveland dispatch reports Sheriff Sweeney barred the defendant's family from talking to Dr. Sam Sheppard's wife during recesses as a sixth juror nears seating. Prosecutors seek witness-visitor limits while Judge Blythin defers to common pleas rules.
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Jack Lotto Cleveland
INS
Samuel Shepperd
Stephen Sheppard
Sherif Joseph Sweeney
Sweeney
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Common Pleas
Susan Hayes
Sam
Beckley
W. Va
James C. Bira
Victor Fillmon
Young Society Osteopath
Elyria Community Chest Drive Nears Climax
The final stage of the Elyria community chest campaign is approaching with key drives and organized efforts at St. Pe. Grd Sect. where residents are urged to donate as the campaign reaches its climax.
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Elyria Community Chest Drive
St Pe
Grd
U S Protests Detention Of Two Women By Reds
Washington protested Soviet actions in Moscow calling the arrest of two embassy wives a violation of diplomatic status. The women, Mrs Somerlatte and Mrs Houston Stitt, were briefly detained by Soviet security before being freed. The State Department condemned the incident as a flagrant breach and noted the embassy’s protest.
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Washington
U. S
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Red Secret
Somer
Latte
Karl Someriatte
Sec
Houston Stitt
Col. Stiff
Sion
U.S. Marine Corps
State Department
Orj
Secret Police
Elyria Drive
Ady
British Admiralty asks government to abolish flogging
On March 28, 1939 the Admiralty formally requested abolition of flogging. Chronicle Telegram classified ads suggest quick money making via selling unused items or renting rooms, offering ad writing help at 4751. An ad mentions a bathinettes bassinette and baby carriage with a contact number 61-263.
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Admiralty
Chronicle -Telegram
Pauli Baiog
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Malenkoov
Italy
Mediterranean
Woman's Club
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Brotherhood
Nasser
Alexandria
Cullitan Directs ‘Behind Scenes
Bulletin
Wise
Dorothy Lee
Marilyn
Othe
Susan Dayes
Lester Hoverstein
Dr. Sheppard. Q
U.S
Reds
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