Plans New Formula In Korea Deadlock
Panmunjom, Korea (UP) Dean told the Communists United Nations special representative they could invite Russia to the conference as a wartime ally but not as a neutral. He suggested focusing first on time and place and said Moscow is not neutral while citing Soviet material support to the Communist side in Korea. Dean urged an early breakthrough on neutral participation while reiterating his limited role to set the conference timing.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Dean
United Nations
Russia
Arthur H. Dean
U. S
U.N
U.S.S.R
Woman Injured Repairing Avon Grape Press at Home
Mrs. Marie Koenig, 38, suffered severe scalp injury and a brain concussion while attempting to repair a grape press at her Chester Road home. She had climbed the press to free a jammed crusher when hair was drawn into the drive shaft. Two helpers, including relatives, assisted as she was treated at Bay View Hospital.
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AVON
Marie Koenig
Bay View Hospital
Chester Road
Koenig
John
Sherwin-Williams Co
Cleveland
George Koenig
al Petsche
Kotng's
Hilda
U S Will Resume Israel Aid After Jordan River Halt
President Eisenhower announced the United States will resume economic aid to Israel in response to Israel suspending work on the Jordan River power project. He signaled a Dulles briefing on a concrete aid program and stressed UN support as the UN actions proceed. He also noted no plan to reduce American combat forces and hinted at potential Congressional action if drought effects worsen.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Israel
Russia
Winston Churchill
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Dulles
Middle East Republic
Jordan River
UN Security Council
Europe
Former Lorain County Farm Bureau manager dies
Merritt Powell 51 a Benton Ridge native and longtime Elyria born leader died after a brief illness in Norwalk Memorial Hospital. He managed Portage County Farm Bureau four years and Lorain County Farm Bureau 13 years. Survived by wife Marion daughter Phyllis Burda Boise Idaho two grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. Funeral 2 p m Friday Kubach Funeral Home Norwalk with burial at Ridge Talon Elyria. Flowers omitted contributions to Norwalk Methodist Korean fund.
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Merritt Powell
Lorain
Elyria
Norwalk Methodist Church
Fund For
W. HR. Wilkinson
Thief Lifts $20 From Purse While Woman Sleeps
Mrs. Harry McAllister of 403 East River Street reports a night theft of about $20 from her handbag left on a living room chair. She heard a front door click between 2:45 and 3:00 am, though doors were securely locked.
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Harry McAllister
East River Street
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio cools with a bit of sun
Cloudy and cooler this afternoon high 54 with partial clearing tonight 40. Thursday partly cloudy and slightly warmer. 24 hour precip 0.01 inch ending 8 pm Tuesday. Temperature range Tuesday 49 to 71. Humidity 49 percent at 8 am and 56 percent later. Sunrise 6 57 am sunset 5 35 pm. Moonrise 10 49 pm. Noonset 1 07 pm Tuesday. Motorola auto radios for all cars 39 95 and up. adv Ph 317¢
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Ohio
At & P
Tesday
Fustom
Motorola
Bloodstained garments tie sitter case to Evelyn Hartley
In La Crosse Wisconsin police linked bloodstained undergarments to missing 15 year old babysitter Evelyn Hartley. The brassiere and panties matching her size were found under a highway overpass southeast of the city, amid a broader investigation that already identified human blood near the Rasmussen home. Authorities plan to send a pair of men's trousers and the garments to the state crime laboratory for analysis.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Evelyn Hartley
Richard Hartley
Evelyn
John Bosshard
Bosshard
Vito Rasmussen
Rasmussen
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Tipster to testify on second lead in Hall kidnap case
Kansts City Missouri police lieutenant Louis Shoulders said he would tell a federal grand jury who supplied a second tip that could have led to the arrest of confessed kidnap killer Carl Austin Hall.
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Kansts City
St. Louis
Louis Shoulders
Carl Austin Hall
Living Cost Index Reaches New Peak in Sept
Washington reports the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the living cost index for middle income urban families rose to 115.2 percent of the 1947–49 average by mid-September, up 0.2 from August. Despite a 0.3 drop in food, housing costs and rents rose 0.3, clothing 0.1, medical care 0.7, personal care and recreation 0.2, and transportation 0.1 percent, with a 1.6 percent gain since February.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Schinagle Enters Pen For Life Murder Sentence
Roy Roger Schinagle, a former divinity student, began a life sentence today at Ohio State Penitentiary for the brutal murder of his pregnant college sweetheart.
Convention Of Ohio Grange Closes Today
The 81st annual Ohio State Grange convention closed in Cleveland with 1200 delegates wrapping up sessions. Lulu D. Vandenbark of near Zanesville was elected to the executive committee for three years. Roy Battles of the national Grange gave the keynote banquet address urging defense of local government rights against federal control. Eaton Grange of Preble County won the square dancing contest.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Grange
Agriculture Committee
Lulu D. Vandenbark
Near
Zanesville
Roy Battles
National Grange
Grange
Eaton Grange
Preble County
Fog blamed for car crash on Diagonal road
Dewight Meadows of LaGrange blamed fog on Diagonal road yesterday for an accident that damaged the rear of his car. He said his vehicle struck an unseen object, causing it to swerve into a culvert.
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Diagonal Road
Dewight Meadows
LaGrange
Wanted A gentle pony cal A F Carek Phone 69-841
A short classified notice seeks a gentle pony for sale or adoption. Contact A F Carek at phone number 69-841 for details and arrangements.
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Cal
A. F. Carek
Ady
Few Anti Reds Slain by Fellow POWs Revealed
PANMUNJOM report says three or four anti Communist prisoners were killed by fellow captives in Korea's truce zone. NNRC discussed disciplinary action but made no decision. Lt. Gen. Thimayya said three or four were executed by torture in camp compounds and noted another non repatriant died from apparent starvation in hospital.
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Thimayya
Death toll among POWs linked to inhumane treatment
A report recounts multiple POW deaths, including cases described as self-inflicted, torture linked, and possible executions by inmates. It cites unnamed Chinese and North Korean detainees and notes suspicions of deaths by own action and strangulation. The context involves Indian troops and anti Reds custody.
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Thimayya
Thi Imayya
MRC
King of the Tudors
Fair Colleen
Puter Holtzman
Elyria Township
Jupiter Wins Cambridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket
Jupiter, the iS-Co favored horse, won the 11th Cambridgeshire handicap at Newmarket as the British flat racing season closed. The event headlines in racing news from the day, with coverage noting the win amid season-end excitement.
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Newmarket. Eng
Jupiter
Columbus
Franklin County
Spowering
Ella K. Long
County Agent To Tour New York Dairy Farms
County Agricultural Extension Agent Charles Coles will depart tomorrow for a two day tour of dairy farms in Chautauqua County New York. Northeastern Ohio agents and dairymen join eight visits to compare dairy building arrangements with focus on the pole type barn construction amid Lorain County controversy. Kenneth B Battles of Ohio State University Extension arranged the trip with Chautauqua County agents.
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Charles Coles
Chautauqua County
New York
Ohio
Lorain County
Kenneth B. Battles
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State Universit
Reds Free American Held In Prison 8 Years
An American held eight years by Russians and Hungarian prison officials was freed. Frank Rohrbacher Jr., 28, native of New York, told reporters of brutal confinement in a concrete cellar and water torture. The plant drive raised 98.5 percent of its goal of 18 009.12 with average gifts over nine dollars. Funds go to Community Chest Red Cross March of Dimes and Cancer Fund based on past distribution.
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Viesa
Vienna
Tiflis
Russia
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Jost All Hope
New York
Hungary
Joseph Toth
Frank Rohrbacher Jr
Frank Rohrbacher
Stamford
Conn
Toj
Himearv
U. S
Vien
U.S. State Department
Rohrbacher
United States
Dwight M. Overcash
Community Chest
Red Cross
March of Dimes and
Cancer Fund
Snow and rain sweep broad regions with Michigan snow
Snow fell in Michigan with reports from Cadillac and Traverse City while rain spread through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Thunder showers drenched Washington and Cape Hatteras as a warm belt moved south of New England. Indiana lifted an outdoor fire ban, drought-hit Hitchcock County Nebraska faced livestock feed shortages, and a dry Great Plains persisted with mild Pacific dew. Temperatures ranged from 22 at Grantsburg Wisconsin to 74 at Miami Florida.
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United Press
Michigan
Mississippi
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Cape Hatteras
New England
Atlantic
Cadillac
Traverse City
Mich
Indiana
George Craig
Nebraska
Hitchcock County
Great Plains
Pacific Coast
Grantsburg
Wis
Miami
Fla
Men Admit Bulk Plant Robbery At Wellington
Two Newark men admitted to Deputy Sheriff Guzik they broke into the MacDermott Gulf Refining Co bulk plant in Wellington on Sept 29. They took $23 and a 22 caliber rifle, abandoned the rifle at a barbed wire fence, and linked to the burglary through a license plate issued to William F Willis of Newark. Willis and Robert Grennell also of Newark confessed involvement and have prior criminal records.
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Newark, O
Joseph Guzik
MacDermott Gulf Refining Co
Wellington
Newark
Guzik
Raymond Cassell
MacDermott Company
Lcense
William F. Willis
Willis
Robert Grennell
Wellington Company
Jury pool named for Common Pleas Court service
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced 35 names to report for jury service starting November 4 for the Common Pleas Court. Elyria picks include Ross VanArsdale and Anna Wagner. Lorain and other towns list participants such as Laura Forthofer Avon and Martha Kilmer Amherst, totaling grouped jurors from multiple communities.
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H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Ross VanArsdale
Columbus Street
LeRoy Phell
Middle Avenue
Anna Wagner
Ninth Street
Ruth Sivard
Ohio Street
Frances Dunn
Eastern Heights Blvd
Marguerite Taylor
Cleveland Street
Miriam Curtis
Cedar Street
John Slosier
Foster Avenue
George Clodwick
Fairlawn Avenue
Henry Wirsham
12Th Street
Elview Davis
Sixth Street
Charles Edwards
East Avenue
Willam Guyeske
Grafton Road
Mae R. Lee
Loug Street
Lorain
Harold Tisdale
Helen Stough
Frank Fairhead
Moses Crisp
Marion Heisser
Della Grob
William Prieskorn
Ester Kniffin
Valentine Morath
Nationalist China asks UN condemn Russia 1952 report
Nationalist China urged the United Nations to condemn Russia for alleged germ warfare and torture confessions. In New York and Columbus Ohio, officials reported rising traffic fatalities and accidents, with U S airmen accused of aiding the claims as officials described the situation as a tissue of lies.
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China
Russia
Pierre J. Hass
N. S
United Nations
N. Y
Columbus
U. S
William Binns
Britain
Eisenhower says beef prices may rise after bottom
President Eisenhower told reporters in Washington that beef consumption is up 30 percent from a year ago and cattle herds will be smaller next January. He denied refusing to meet 350 cattlemen urging a 90 percent parity price, saying he would meet if advisers deemed it desirable. The cattlemen, from 32 states, ended a two day push to win price supports for live cattle.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Farmer Union
Ezra T. Benson
PTA Council To Present Movie Series For Elyria Pupils
Elyria grade school children receive letters about a PTA endorsed movie program at Elyria Capitol theater. Eleven Saturday shows run 1 to 3 pm costing 1 dollar, offering big savings over single admissions. Chaperones from local schools will accompany, starting November 14 with Gallant Bess as the first film.
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Elyria
Harris
Gallant Bess
National Contress of
Lassie
Rusty
Mackey
Davy
Crockett
Oklahoma
Roy Rogers
Marcel
Tom Brown
High Foreheads Tale Turns Into Local Myth
In Elyria and Lorain County the Chronicle-Telegram Want-Ads are praised as a daily problem solver. The ad service promises affordable help to write and place ads that yield big results for selling or renting items.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
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Thomas E. Dewey
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IRHYE
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Grafton
Oberlin
Society
Voice of the People
Wellington Ay
Hallowe'en Party
Stoneys Rainbow Leger
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WED
A.M
Birkline
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Abe
B-L-C
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
Federated Fund
Jett
Robert E. Schreiner
Leo Kruse
Ray C. Bacon
Bill Setterfield
Wade Belcher
Christian Burkhart
Reds Free American
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