Violent Cold Front Ravages Midwest With High Winds
A massive cold front stretched from Canada to the Gulf Coast driving tornadoes and thunderstorms across Indiana Wisconsin and Ohio. Chicago endured near gale winds with heavy rain while Wisconsin saw a tornado near Manitowoc injuring two, and a farm home destroyed by the storm.
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United Press
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Indiana
Wascon
Jaden
Midwest
Chicago
Ohio
Columbus
Weather Areau
Wisconsin
Butu
Vie
Milkee
Joseph County
South Heng
Jominee
William Kirkland
Rural Youth Movement Holds Third Annual Meeting
Lorain County 4 H Club members will display project results at the Rural Youth Movement’s third annual meeting in Lorain. County Agent Carl Deeds says the program includes a fashion revue, entertainment by 4 H members, two $250 Rural Youth Scholarships, and a guest talk by C Igg, state 4 H director, with lunch to follow. Reservations through Deeds or the Lorain Chamber.
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Deeds
C. Cig
Tia Chamber of Commerce
Tia Savings & Trust
Northeast Ohio Weather Tonight and Friday Outlook
Early cloudy and cooler conditions expected in northeastern Ohio tonight and Friday. A low temperature around five is noted in the forecast.
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Ohio
Allies Ban Czech Air Liner Flights Over West Germany
Allied occupation authorities halt all Czechoslovak air liner flights over western Germany effective midnight Tuesday in apparent retaliation for the imprisonment of American newspaperman William N. Oatis. The move affects access to western Europe for Czech airlines and follows a tense exchange over Oatis in a broader protest context.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Armerican Aaperman
William N. Oatis
United States
Oatis
Associated Press
Europe
Trainy
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Frances Jardé
Straubing
Guided Missile Ready For Use
The Air Force will put a tactical guided missile into operation and form its first pilotless light bomber squadron at Cocoa Florida. The Matador missile, produced by Glenn L. Martin Co, is launched from the ground with no cockpit or emergency pilot, and will be trained under the 6th guided missile wing at the missile test center.
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Air Force
Missile Test Center
Cocoa
Fla
U.S
Martin
Cocoa, Fl
Holoman Air
Alamogordo
N. Mex
Research and Development Command
Oberlin City Status Unchanged After Census Certification
Oberlin will become a city with the 1950 census certification, but its government remains the city manager plan. Election terms continue, with only voting machine headings changing to City of Oberlin. Permanent population counts at 5,066 of the 7,062 total.
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Ciy
Lorain County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Election Board
Wll
Condition of Harry Howett
Still critical, Harry Howett, a former head of a large gambling syndicate, was reported in critical condition after a car chase and shooting in Korea and New Jersey. The incident follows anonymous death threats tied to a bribery case involving 18 police officers. Sgt. Arthur Jantz’s son was among those involved in an automobile accident while evading protective custody.
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New York
Higshot
Harry Grogs
Brety
Gross
Janet Jantz
West Sth Street
Harry Howett
Arthur Jantz
East River Street
Amherst
Brooklyn
Korea
Ett
Sgt
Jantz
Elyria
Long Island
Carl Hrantz
Grafton
North Ridge
Baumhart
Atlantic City
New Jers
Sux
iHowett
Bertha Mills
Ed J
Gratna Schropp
FL A. Dusthimer
Some 37th Men To Be Called Soon
Ohio 37th National Guard Division to go on active duty with about 8 000 officers and men from 56 communities. Maj. Gen. Leo M Kreber said the bulk would be called in January to train at Camp Polk Louisiana before federalization. Governor Lausche noted the call and expected training in readiness for the division.
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Columbus
Ohio 37Th National Guard Division
Leo M. Kreber
Kreper
Army
Collibus
Ohio 37Th National Guard
Leo M. Kkreper
Polk
Kreber
Frank J. Lausche
Amy
Frank Pace
Camp McCoy
Wis
Darfbass
Camp Polk
Lausche
Borg
145Th
Noartheastern
Ohio
Southwestern
Northwestern
Northeastern
37Th Division
37Th
Ghio
Settlement Of 37500 Approved In Death Of Elis Cole
A probate judge approved a settlement of 37500 in the death of Elis Cole 38 of Wellington killed in a lake freighter accident near Duluth Minnesota last April 26. Cole was helping a lifeline aboard the Steamer William B Snider Jr owned by Shenango Furnace Co of Pittsburgh PA when he fell into a coal bunker fatally. The Shenango Furnace Co paid about 1100 in expenses. The settlement goes to the widow Ethel and their four children Lois Ann 14 Duane 12 Darvel 7 and Dean 2. Attorney fees of 9750 will be paid to Morton Stotter Cleveland and Harry Wagner Wellington.
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Wellington
Duluth
Mim
Malcolm Thomson
Cole
William B. Snider, Jr
Shenango Furnace Co
Pittsburgh
Ethel
Lois Ann
Duane
Darvel
Dean
Morton Stotter
Cleveland
Harry Wagner
Lovett Seen Likely To Succeed Marshall At Defense
Senate Armed Services Committee signals approval for Robert A. Lovett to become Secretary of Defense succeeding Gen. George C. Marshall. He pledges to carry on Marshall's build up of armed forces and aid non Communist nations while President Truman names William C. Foster as deputy. Lovett lauds trust and asks for American support as acting secretary until confirmation.
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Washington
Robert A. Well
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gen
George ©. Marshall
Richard B Russell
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Defense
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George C. Marshall
Defense Department
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Marshall
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Leesburg
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Europe
Dwight D Eisenhower
Lovett Lonz
Fatal Firebug Death Ties Arson Plot to Garment Increase
New York arson case described with details of a $1,000,000 blaze, a suspect dying from injuries, and one plotter facing murder charges over the death of a detective. The report also covers a city salary ordinance raising pay for mayor, council, police and fire officials, plus other department increases and budget notes.
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Jack Wet
Weiss
al Keshner
Homister
Keshner
Jake Mayron
Hominde
James Daggett
Council
Kenneth Lord
Solsenor Ruichard Band
STAC
Imoonth Maxor
Sirs Recreation
Cail
Water Department
Enset
Close In On Communist Stronghold in Korea
United Nations forces push toward a central North Korean stronghold with a five mile western advance and a 42 mile central front gain. Marines on the eastern sector clash on a ridgeline as air power and night sorties set a new record for the war’s air operations.
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United Allons
North Korea
Pyongyang
Kumsong
Air Arm
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Sumnan
U. S
Rers
Yalu
Reds Show No Sign Of Desire To Renew Talks
Tokyo reports say Communist broadcasts pressed new charges on Kaesong neutrality violations and showed no wish to restart cease-fire talks. The UN offered no comment on Ridgway’s proposal to move talks, while Reds indicated no change in position. If both sides hold, Korea risks a renewed war surge once more.
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Reds
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Matthew B Ridgway
Ridgway
Pepeageida
Rmeies
Uns
Unified European Army Backed by Big Three Ministers
Read indicates foreign ministers push for a unified European army with German participation as part of Europe defense plans. Eisenhower supports steady cooperation with West German allies while debates on future Europe armament continue.
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Dwi
Rotay
D. Eisenhower
Ge -Man
Ita
Germany
Europe
Spain
Achisor
Mertison
France
Fasenhower
Ifse
Schuman
Free World
Big le Sale
White Elephant
Dean Acheson
Jim Resar
Sale
Auto race sparks cross country dash from Detroit to New York
A 1913 Stanley Steamer and a 1911 Stoddard Dayton begin the Chicago to New York race in Cleveland with both cars in top form. Rube DeLaunty leads the field while John Brause trails, speeds and miles tallied to reach Buffalo next.
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Chicago
New York
Dayton
Alhhough
Buffalo
US Rt
Erie
Carter Hotel
R. H
Rube) DeLaunty
Smith
Stanley Steamer
Tohn
Jack) Brause
Detroit
Stanley
Motor City
North Carolina Chief Justice Dies in Raleigh
The state’s chief justice died unexpectedly in Raleigh at age 66. Funeral arrangements and tributes were announced by the court, highlighting a career spanning decades with notable service to the judiciary and state government.
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Raleigh N.C
Walles Paersi Arey
Caiway
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