Ike To Suggest T H Changes Demand For Probe Of Red Planes
Seoul Korea UP Lt Gen Samuel E Anderson 5th Air Force commander charged Reds moved planes into North Korea after armistice day Gen Mark Clark called a staff conference to discuss reports of the truce violation Anderson said he knew a week ago of the Communist plane movements A North Korean airman testified to the move and Clark may press for a neutral inspectors investigation of North Korean air fields to verify the violation Radar showed Communist planes venturing farther south since the truce as Sabrejets were not in the air The MIG surrendered by a 22 year old defector will be studied at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and tested to determine spin and armaments The United States will not return the MIG to the Communists and will buy it outright for 100000 tax free for study
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Seoul
Korea
Samuel E. Anderson
5Th Air Force
North Korea
Mark W. Clark
Anderson
Clark
U.N
Far East
Yalu River
Noh Keun Suk
MI6
U.S
Noh
U. S
United States
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Fuller Road Bridge Closed To Traffic
County Engineer Donald E Patterson announced Fuller road bridge is closed pending construction of a new bridge. Barriers were placed today. The road will be closed for at least a month.
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Fuller Road
Donald E. Patterson
Patterson
Quake Recorded at John Carroll University Seismograph
Cleveland news notes that John Carroll University reported a strong earthquake, likely from the Kamchatka peninsula, recorded on the campus seismograph at 10 26 last night.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Peninsula of
Camchatka
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Fair and not as cool this afternoon and tonight with a high near 68 and a low around 60. Winds along Lake Erie vary from 10 mph this afternoon to 15 mph tonight and 2 mph later, with mixed directions. Tuesday temperatures range 48 to 60, with about 0.01 inch of precip in the four hours ending 4 p.m. Tuesday. Humidity noted at 8 a.m. Tuesday 9 percent, at 8 p.m. 51 percent. Sunrise Wednesday 6:28 a.m., sunset 6:28 p.m., moonrise 6:18 p.m. Wednesday, moonset about 6:40 a.m. Thursday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Canada Warns Reds Against Parley Delay
In New York the Canadian delegate Lester B. Pearson urged the United Nations assembly not to delay the Korean peace conference or accept a Red boycott. Pearson backed the U.S. offer to send emissaries to arrange a time and place for talks with Red China and North Korea and supported seating neutrals at the conference if applicable. He challenged Soviet hints that Reds might boycott unless their terms for a roundtable were met while the UN pressed ahead awaiting responses from Beijing and Pyongyang.
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United Nations
N. Y
Canada
UN Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Commonwealth
U.S
Red China
North Korea
Pearson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Andrei Vishinsky
Far East
San Francisco
Honolulu
Geneva
U N Delivers Last Anti Red POWs To Indian Troops
The United Nations completed delivery of over 23,000 anti Communist Chinese and North Korean prisoners to Indian custodian troops. Communists hold 23 Americans and 300+ other U N prisoners who refuse repatriation. Indoctrination interviews will be delayed 24 hours with 20 reporters from each side allowed to observe.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Birmingham Man Is Hospitalized By Polio Attack
Richard Hasenflue age 30 of Birmingham is hospitalized in Cleveland City Hospital with poliomyelitis after a week of illness. An employee of National Tube Co. at Lorain and father of one, he suffered breathing difficulty but no paralysis. Taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Saturday, diagnosed polio Sunday and moved to Cleveland hospital. His wife Theda Grenzebach remains in Cleveland.
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Birmingham
Richard Hasenflue
Cleveland City Hospital
Hasenflue
National Tube Co
Lorain
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Cleveland Hospital
Theda Grenzebach
Cleveland
Boy Bicycle Rider Injured Near Chestnut Ridge
Seven year old Dennis Zacharias of R D 3 Chestnut Ridge road sustained bruises and brush burns after riding his bicycle into the path of Ed Spencer Nelson of 532 West River street on Chestnut Ridge west of Route 76. Nelson swerved to avoid the boy. a witness said he did all he could. The child was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Dennis Zacharias
R. D
Chestnut Ridge Road
Spencer Nelson
West River Street
Chestnut Ridge
Nelson
Alton Cook
R. D. Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvanian Freed From Jail
Henry V. Williams of York Pennsylvania was released from the county jail after the court suspended the remaining 80 days of a July 1 sentence for petit larceny. He had been indicted for breaking into St Michael's church in Lorain on April 16 with intent to commit larceny, later reduced to petit larceny.
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Henry V. Williams
York
John Pincura
Williams
St. Michael's Church
Lorain
Cleveland Heights manager denies deportation charges
Allen Shifrin, a 41 year old Cleveland Heights food store manager, is free on a $2,000 bond today and proclaims his innocence against federal deportation charges alleging he is a Communist.
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Cleveland
Allen Shifrin
Cleveland Heights
Plymouth 6 4Door Sedan Ad Ends Below $400
Classified brief lists a 6 plymout h 4 door sedan offered at 395 dollars with dealer Deetz nearby. Readable fragment shows ad style and price range for used cars.
Woman Held To Face Charge Of Shoplifting
A woman claiming to be Helen E Cooper at 100 Second Street was arrested by Kroger staffer Ralph Bordine for stealing four cartons of cigarettes. She refused to identify herself. $29.74 cash and $7.24 worth of loot were found and recovered as officers took her to the station for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Cooper
Second Street
Ralph Bordine
Kroger
Bordine
Detective Bureau
Elyria Catholic Band Uniforms Drive Plans Closing Event
A committee plans a fund drive to buy uniforms for Elyria District Catholic High School band. Closing night features a dance at United Polish Club with Eddie Jeris providing music. The 30 band members and seven majorettes aim for green and white uniforms, decision pending.
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Elyria District Catholic
United Polish Club
Eddie Jeris
Cleveland
Women's Guild
Don Garver
Ohioan Heads Bankers Association President
Ohioan Walter T. Fay from Andrews Air Force Base is pictured beside an ambulance after surviving a crash near Bowie Maryland. In other news, 1st Lt Fay parachuted from his burning jet and was saved as it exploded in woods near Bowie. Ernest Reese of Newark, Ohio was elected ABA president and Homer J. Livingston of Chicago was named vice president.
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Washington Vns
Everett D. Reese
Newark
Ohio
American Bankers Association Today
Homer J. Livingston
Chicago
Walter T. Fay
Andrews Air Force Base
Bowie
Bowie, Md
International
Fifteen Named For October Grand Jury Duty
The clerk of courts H. E. Agate announced the names of 15 persons summoned for grand jury service starting October 13. Listed are Linnie Kelley, Stanley Joviak, Bernard M. O Donnell, Agnes Trautman, Ethel Hambley, Edith Saussler, Lena Towner, Marguerite Arbaugh, Marie Dearing, Robert Friend, John Murphy, William R. Suffin, John A. Spitzer, Foster Armstrong, and George Dubick from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Eaton Vermilion areas.
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H. E. Agate
Linnie Kelley
Tannery Street
Stanley Joviak
Cornell Avenue
Bernard M. O’donnell
Gulf Road
Agnes Trautman
Earlcourt
Ethel Hambley
West 15Th Street
Edith Saussler
Grafton Road
Elyria
Lena Towner
Marguerite Arbaugh
Marie Dearing
Robert Friend
John Murphy
Lorain
William R. Suffin
Oberlin
John A. Spitzer
Eaton Center
Foster Armstrong
Sheffield Lake
George Dubick
Vermilion
Where To Turn Typewriter Clinic Ad in Lorain Paper
Classified ad directs readers to Lorain County Stationers for a typewriter clinic. Details are terse and rely on the evening newspaper advertisement section.
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Lorain County Stationers
Living Cost Index Hits New High
The government says the cost of living rose to a record high last month, driven by higher transportation and rent costs. The Labor Department notes the index reached 115 percent of the 1947-49 average as railroad workers gain a three cents per hour wage hike amid new formula ties between wages and the index. Transportation, housing, and fuel prices fueled the rise while food and clothing showed mixed changes, with motion picture theater tickets up and television sets down.
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Washington
Labor Department
New York City
Ford Road Reopens After Bridge Replacement
Ford road was opened to traffic from West River road to Gulf road today according to County Engineer Donald E Patterson. The 1952 bridge collapse prompted a new bridge costing about 62000 dollars to complete, replacing the old structure.
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Ford Road
West River Road
Gulf Road
Donald E. Patterson
CUSTOM Built Motorola Auto Radios for All Cars
Erb Radio advertises customized Motorola auto radios priced from 39.95 and up with phone contact 3176. The notice promotes car radio installations and emphasizes affordable pricing and local service.
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Motorola
Reds Try To Blow Up Iran Air Force Depot
Tehran dispatch reports two Communist air force officers attempted to ignite the Tehran Iran Air Force gasoline depot. Guards extinguished the blaze. the pair escaped. Government spokesman Amidi Nouri announced a broad crackdown on Communists and Mossadegh supporters, with 1,222 arrests since Aug 19, including 181 sent to penal labor camps and 187 Tudeh Party cells uncovered.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
London
Mossadegh
Amidi Nouri
Nouri
Khurramabad
Tudeh Party
Elyria Sets October Draft Quota at Ten Men
Elyria's draft quota for October is set at 10 men by Draft Board No. 72 clerk Catherine McKee, two more than drafted this month. Inductees depart for Cleveland October 13 to be sworn in, with a pre induction physical October 19 for eight board members. September results show 11 of 15 accepted, one rejected, one undetermined, two physician records not yet returned.
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Elyria
Catherine McKee
Cleveland
Autumn Begins Across Nation With Crisp Start
The autumnal equinox marks the official start of fall as heat waves fade after a record drought in 1953. Temperatures vary widely from the 20s and 30s in Michigan to near 80s by the Gulf of Mexico. A few light showers occur in the Pacific Northwest and Florida while the central plains warm ahead of a front.
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Michigan
Mercury
Pacific Northwest
Florida
High Plains
Rockies
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Gulf of Mexico
Man Dies After Illness In Plant
Fred W. Lottman of LaGrange died suddenly at 7:30 a.m. at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being stricken ill at General Industries plant at 7 a.m. He leaves wife Emma and several children. Body at Harold Dicken Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Fred W. Lottman
Whitehead Road
R.D
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
General Industries
Emma
Harold Dicken
Electrical Appliance Repair Business for Sale Ad
Electrical appliance repair business for sale. Call 42-025 for details.
Health Educator Discusses Need For More Funds
Elyria Township Civic Suburban League met at the Johnsons gulf road home. Russell Porter of Lorain County Health Department outlined public health nursing, disease control, and inspections. Growth due to building and industrial expansion raises housing needs and requires more public health staff. County population rose 50 percent from 1940 to 1950, increasing school enrollments and nursing workload. Finances rely on local real estate taxes plus shrinking federal allotments. Kellogg Foundation previously funded sanitations training, but the contract ends this year. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria Township
Sanitation Department
Porter
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
County Health Department
Kellogg Foundation of Michigan
Siam
Kellogg Foundation
Eisenhower Eyes Taft Hartley Revisions After AFL Speech
President Eisenhower said he will send to Congress at the opening of next session recommendations to correct defects in the Taft Hartley labor law. He noted the act is essentially sound but needs revisions as outlined in a four point objective list. The message, read by Vice President Nixon to the AFL convention, avoided direct comment on Durkin’s resignation and claimed the White House never approved specific changes.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
ST. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Congress
AFL
Martin P. Durkin
Richard M. Nixon
Federation
Durk
White House
Durkin
Elyria High School Firemen Assist Repair Crew
Two workers entered a boiler room at Elyria High School to repair a steam safety valve. They encountered trouble and called the fire department for masks. Fire units arrived as the men escaped safely. The blow valve failure was caused by a faulty steam pipe. only the valve suffered damage and was repaired by school workers.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Lloyd Hennings
Quad
If At First You Don't Succeed
SHARON SPRINGS Kan. No quitter is Donald Livey. The 12 year old broke his right arm leaping from a butane truck to a tree branch. Recently he demonstrated how he snapped the bone again in a similar leap. He vows, Next time, I'll make it. DELICIOUSLY Prepared ribs chicken or shrimp $1.65. Saddle Inn Avon Lake take-out service available.
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Sharon Springs
Kan
Donald Livey
Don
lSkvey
Donald
Saddle Inn
Avon Lake
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Ike
N. Korea
Reds
Elyria Catholic
Z. J. Graber
L. J. Kolopus
St. Mary’s Church
Richard Teasdale
Charles White
John McDonough
St. Mary’s
Steve Kaminski
Chet Antkowiak
Stanley Kacsmarczyk
Holy Cross Parish
Michael Chechuck
Ralph Arsem
St. Jude’s
Wilbert Reitz
St. Agnes
Robert Melcher
Sacred Heart
Leroy Stacks
St. Peter’s Parish
North Ridgeville
Myles Knechtges
Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Walter P. McdAllister
Sheffield
Women’s Guild
Ohioan
Sada Inn
Amherst
Hospital
Society
Serta
K Tv-Radio
Wellington
al Tong Wang
Stephen Wang
New York
Autumn
United Press
Singer
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