Red China Replies To Dulles Threats To Indo China
Communist China warned against direct US aid to French forces in Indo China and said such intervention would meet stronger Peiping opposition. Dulles warned in St Louis that armed Chinese intervention could have grave consequences. Peiping Radio cited Pravda suggesting possible direct talks with France to end the eight year old conflict. Ho Chi Minh and Viet Minh leadership voiced stronger calls for victory while the Korean cease fire influenced peace prospects. The exchange followed the eighth anniversary of Ho Chi Minh's rebel government.
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Tokyo
INS
China
Dulles
Indo-China
Peiping
St. Louis
Red China
Viet Nam
Asia
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Ho Chi Minh
Hag
France
Arraignment Set for Lorain Murder suspect Brown
Lorain Ohio Wil Lester Brown known as Baby Face Brown faces a first degree murder arraignment before Judge Leroy Kelly on a July 1952 fatal shooting of 24 year old William Peewee Jackson. Police say Brown admitted the killing but called it an accident and fled town. FBI later arrested him in El Paso Texas where he was questioned about marijuana cigarette possession.
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Lorain
O. Wil Lester
Baby Face
Brown
Leroy Kelly
William “Peewee” Jackson
FBI
el Paso
Tex
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio by United Press
Northeastern Ohio forecasts sunny and hot with high near 98 and low around 72. Scattered thundershowers expected. Friday may bring partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with more showers. Lake Erie winds southwest 15 mph today, shifting to west Friday morning. Temperature ranged 72 to 103 Wednesday. no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity 71 percent at 8 am Wednesday. Sunrise 7:02 am. sunset 8:01 pm. Moonrise 1:59 am Thursday. Moonset 5:34 pm Thursday.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Suset
Dr Shane Discusses Crowded Curriculums At Staff Meeting
Dr Harold Shane of Northwestern University addressed Elyna public school staff at Franklin School on improving education by tightening crowded curriculums. He highlighted overloading with guidance testing art music government field trips and activities, urging reevaluation and removal of long standing but unnecessary items to align topics with when students learn best. He called for reducing teacher psychological and physical pressure through manageable pre school activities and after hours meetings while adapting to new concepts and terminologies. The talk stressed better interteacher trust and parent cooperation to align school aims with family values and clarified democratic learning as tied to student readiness with a stepped program.
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Harold Shane
Northwestern University
Elyna Public School
Franklin School
Shane
Dulles Assails Soviet Hold on East Germany
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles denounced Moscow's continued partition of Germany as a crime and scandal and warned that Red China could mass troops near Indochina if guerrillas defeat French forces there. He urged a Big Four foreign ministers conference, hoping Russia would face a diplomatic setback by declining.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Austria
Kremlin
Labor Day Hours Pause In Elyria Stores
Most Elyria stores will be closed all day Labor Day Monday September 7. On Wednesday September 9 they reopen and stay open until 5 30 p m helping shoppers plan around the holiday schedule.
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Elyria
Defense Dept Defers Draft Cut to Maintain Force
The Defense Department will not cut Army manpower now and will keep drafting about the present rate until peace in Korea is stable. A high Pentagon official said trimming the Army for a truce would be foolhardy and draft calls remain around 23,000 monthly, with a hoped reduction to about 19,000 after November.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Pentagon
U.S
Far East
Red Mob Battles West German Police at Helmstedt
A riot by about 1,000 Communist activists near Helmstedt along the East West frontier sparked clashes with West German police. Authorities reported 1,500 to 2,000 arrests overnight as border guards halted attempts to disrupt the September 6 elections. Reinforcements were sent to Helmstedt to prevent further disturbances and keep polling sites secure.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Helmstedt
Lower Saxony
East- West
Hailstorm Pounds Buenos Aires In All Day Storm
Large hailstones pelted Buenos Aires as a storm darkened the sky and forced offices and shops to switch on lights before noon. The weather disrupted daily life and caused damage to windows and rooftops in various districts.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Aires
County Schools Plan 800 Enroll Increase and Gulf Road Reopen
Lorain County officials project at least 9600 pupils for 1953 54 with an 800 student rise. Gulf Road School will reopen for first and second grades after renovations while East Carlisle’s bus garage houses classes. Darling Elementary opens this month as Maplewood overcrowding continues, with vacancies for three high school positions announced.
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Lorain County
Darling
Clearview
East Carlisle
Maplewood School
Gulf Road
C. A. Gibbons
South Amherst
Avon
Reds Say Dean Near Freedom
PANMUNJOM Korea. Communists and Allies agreed to complete operation Big Switch Sunday and Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, the Communists’ top prisoner, may be freed Friday. Kaesong, six miles from Panmunjom, was confirmed as Dean’s near location with reports he arrived in good health and gained weight during captivity.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Wiliam F. Dean
Freedom
Freedom Gate
2Nd
Indian Head Infantry
Peiping
Dean
Taejor
Kaesong
Koje Island
Oberlin Man Overcome By The Heat
A 27 year old Oberlin man John Campbell collapsed from heat exhaustion beside his car at Harvard and Sherman streets as temperatures rose yesterday. Fire crews revived him with oxygen, and he was transported by ambulance to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released in satisfactory condition.
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Oberlin
John Campbell
Harvard and
Sherman Streets
Sudro-Curtis
Campbell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Council to act on off street parking bonds
A special Elyria City Council meeting is called for 7 30 this evening to pass emergency legislation authorizing the issuance of 875000 dollars in off street parking bonds.
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Elyria
Amherst and nearby pages share events and notes
A page listing calendar of events and sections across Amherst Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Suburban Calendar. It highlights hospital notes markets society and theatre listings with sports notes on pages 22 23 24 and TV radio on page 12.
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Page Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Wellington
Girls Apprehended In Avon Lake Face Questioning
Two teenage girls were apprehended in Avon Lake after a dramatic 90 mile per hour chase and turned over to Painesville authorities. They were with a 33 year old male companion who escaped custody and is wanted in a $7,000 clothing store robbery in Painesville. Police say the girls were not implicated. the stolen car crashed near the Cleveland Illuminating Co plant after fleeing officers. The vehicle carried Illinois and Indiana license plates.
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Avon Lake
Painesville
C G Slee
Cleveland Illuminating Co
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Dog Bite Cases Rise With Hot Weather
City Sanitorian Earl Sloan notes 20 dog bite cases last week, about triple normal. He urges owners to confine pets and parents to warn children not to approach dogs. All bites require a ten day confinement for rabies observation with no rabies cases reported this year.
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Earl Sloan
Sloan
Steer Hides Thefts Reported From Osher Packing Co
The sheriff's department investigated the July theft of 21 steer hides from Osher Packing Co at Pearl road and Route 254. Hides valued at 8 dollars each were stolen while the freight car was loaded and found missing when the car was unloaded at Barrie Ontario.
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Sheriff's Department
Osher Packing Co
Pearl Road
Route 254
Barrie Ontario
Schmitkons Set to Become Lorain County Treasurer
Lorain County will welcome Carl O Schmitkons as treasurer next Monday marking the first new county treasurer in 20 years with Walter J Wright retiring after two decades in the office. The change follows Wright not seeking reelection last November and Schmitkons rising from chief deputy with staff unchanged.
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Lorain County
Carl O Schmitkons
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Schmitkens
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
N. D. Backus
Heat Relief On Way To Midwest
Weather officials forecast a mass of cool air from Canada easing Ohio heat that damaged crops and strained water supplies. Temperatures may drop from 100s to the 80s by Friday, with Columbus facing water shortages and Cleveland suburbs banning lawn sprinkling as relief moves east. The Canadian air chilled readings across the northern plains and Rockies, while thundershowers accompanied the relief front.
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Canada
Ohio
Circleville
Portsmouth
Midwest
Columbus
Cleveland
Chicago Weather Bureau
Canadian
Minnesota
Iowa
Colorado
Rockies
Helena
Mont
Sheridan
Wyo
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Lack Of Rain In Ohio Seen Serious
A water expert warns Ohio faces a drought deeper than expected with water in rock strata dropping toward an all time low. Municipal supplies from reservoirs or deep wells may be affected as streams rely on groundwater seeps. Double normal rainfall would be needed to return to normal by year end, a unlikely prospect.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Paul Kaser
Easer
Division of Water
State Department of Natural Resources
Man Loses Teeth After New Car Hits Pole
Joe Lupico Jr. of 24130 Pleasant Street was injured when his new car struck a utility pole in front of 232 South Main. He was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin with pain and missing teeth as police chief James West investigated the accident.
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Wellington
Joe Lupico,Jr
Pleasant Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
R. W. Falls
South Main
Lupico
James West
Workman Victim of Heat At O'Neil Shopping Center
Robert Violet, 26, of Mittiwanga Lake Road west of Vermilion, collapsed from heat while working as a laborer at the O'Neil Shopping Center project. He was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, according to a sheriff department report.
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Robert Violet
Mittiwanga
Lake Road
Vermilion
O'Neil
Sheriff Department
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thrifty buyers use Chronicle-Telegram want ads
The text touts value from classified ads in Chronicle Telegram. It highlights thrifty shoppers and sellers using want ads to save money, find bargains, and move items quickly by phone. A want ad taker assists in writing effective ads.
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Chronicle-Telextram
Chronicle-Telegram
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