Clark Demands Return Of All Willing POWs
General Mark W. Clark urged the Communists to immediately repatriate all UN allied prisoners who wish to go home and to account honestly for others believed captured or missing in Korea The note sent at Panmunjom states the obligation to repatriate prisoners applies to all captured individuals regardless of location and demands the return of remaining UN personnel plus a full accounting.
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Panmunjom
INS
Mark W. Clark
Korea
United Nations Supreme Commander
Red Command
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Clark
Red China
Manchuria
United Nations Command
Reds
Reluctant POWs Named by Peiping Radio
Peiping radio released the names of 23 American prisoners and one Briton who refused repatriation. U.S. authorities withheld names, citing no verification beyond Communist word. Listed prisoners include F. C. Adams and Andrew Condon, with Condon believed the sole British soldier.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Peiping
F. C. Adams
Howard G. Adams
Claude J. Batchelor
Albert G. Bel
U.N
Panmunjom
U.N. l
Republicans Gather For Campaign Planning And Kickoff
About 100 Republicans attended the second meeting of the Republican Campaign Committee last night. Chairman Stephen R. Nagy announced an October kickoff dinner with a prominent national figure and the opening of campaign headquarters on October 1. Committees were appointed to build the campaign roll and a platform was voted on for publication. Strategy for the coming campaign was outlined with all office candidates present.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Stephen R. Nagy
Republian Party
Weather Northeastern Ohio Forecast and Bulb Ad
Fair and warmer this afternoon and tonight with a high around 75 and a low near 54. Friday mostly cloudy with scattered showers and mild conditions. Lake Erie winds south to 25 mph through Friday forenoon with small craft warnings. Temperature range 40 to 72 Wednesday. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity 87 percent at 8 a.m. and 44 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 7:21 a.m. sunset 7:27 p.m. Moonrise 6:49 p.m. Thursday, moonset 8:00 a.m. Friday. Daffodil bulbs top size 13c each. hyacinth bulbs 18c each. Darek Florist next to Sears.
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Lake Erie
Gas Service Saved for Ridgeville Area This Winter
Residents along Chestnut Ridge and Route 76 in Ridgeville faced loss of natural gas for furnaces and appliances this winter. A letter from I F Nolan of Ohio Fuel Gas Co informed County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn that the feeder line will stay in service until June 1. After Dunn appealed on residents behalf, officials met with the company and secured the extension, despite an earlier plan to remove the line this October. The line’s long ago contract allowed termination with 30 days notice.
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Route 76
Ridgeville
I. F. Nolan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Eleven Dead After Lucidal Peroxide Plant Blast
Authorities in Buffalo hunted for two additional bodies amid the debris of the Lucidal Peroxide Mfg. Co plant after an explosion leveled the plant and damaged dozens of homes in suburban Tonawanda. Eleven people died and more than fifty were injured, with 27 hospitalized as investigators review the cause and possible criminal involvement. The Buffalo FBI found no sabotage evidence.
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N.Y
Lucidal Peroxide Mfg. Co
Tonawanda
John F. Dwyer
Buffalo FBI
Avon Lake Rebuffs Ridgeville Water Contract Move
Avon Lake council defeated a recommendation to contract water to Ridgeville delaying the project. The vote reflects a temporary hold until Avon Lake expands its water works. The decision may affect Snyder McLellan and Watson contract terms with county officials on the $500000 Ridgeville system.
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Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Blast Kills Engineer Buried Today in Ashtabula
John R. Seferian a 29 year old chemical engineer at National Distillers Chemical Company was killed by a blast. He will be buried today in Ashtabula Ohio.
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Ashtabula
O.ins
John R. Seferian
National Distillers Chemical Company
Ringling Matriarch Dies At 84 In Sarasota
Mrs. Charles Edith Conway Ringling, 84 year old matriarch of the circus clan, died at her Sarasota home on Wednesday.
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Sarasota, Fla
Charles Edith Conway Ringling
Circus
Where To Turn 1946 Plymouth 4Door Lean Deetz Inc
Plymouth four door lean model offered by Deetz Inc at 395 dollars. Dealer promotes affordable used car option with emphasis on budget and practicality. Nearby buyers urged to contact Deetz Inc for details and availability.
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Plymouth
Deetz Inc
Offer For MIGs Is Canceled
Washington reports Gen. Mark W. Clark withdrew the $50,000 offer for undamaged MIG jets brought to United Nations forces in Korea during armistice talks. The North Korean pilot who flew a Russian MIG-15 to Kimpo Airfield will still receive $100,000, half for surrender and ownership. The plane has been dismantled and shipped to the United States for study while asylum policy remains unchanged.
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Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Korea
Far Eastern
Kimpo
U.N
Clark
Tokyo
United States
United States of America
Far East Command
Noh Keun Suk
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Samuel E. Anderson
Nohn
Dulles
U. S
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Britain Asks Reds To Accept U S Proposal At UN
Britain urged the Communists to accept American terms for face to face talks on the Korean conference while leaving neutrals' participation to the talks. Selwyn Lloyd renewed the push for a Lugano four power foreign ministers conference on Germany for Oct 15. The Philippines sought a seat on the UN Security Council, challenging U S support for Turkey and widening the contest for the vacant posts.
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Selwyn Lloyd
United Nations General Assembly
Germany
Lugano
Switzerland
Russia
Philippines
United Nations Security Council
United States
Turkey
Poland
Elyria City Stand On Pike Issue Outlined By Mayor
The Elyria summary from Mayor Henry W. Ault outlines two sides in the dispute with the Ohio Turnpike Commission. It argues the route through northern Elyria would affect planning, streets, schools and property values and notes the commission did not coordinate with Elyria’s Master Plan or Planning Commission. Continued on Page 2.
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Henry W. Ault
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Eyria
Reds See UN As Propaganda Platform
Polish émigré Marek S Korowicz testified before the House Committee on Un American Activities arguing that the United Nations serves as the Soviet propaganda platform. He described life in Poland as a nightmare and said only a minority remain loyal to the Communist regime. He recounted his escape from Poland, his role at Krakow University, and his opposition to joining the Communist party. He noted Poland’s move to chair an international law committee and named a successor delegate. He has written 30 books on international law.
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U. S
Marek S. Korowicz
House Un-American Activities Committee
Korowicz
United Nations Organization
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Communist Party
Tte University of Kracow
Katz-Suchy
Kracow
Sheriff Office Drives to End County Vandalism
The sheriff's deputies launched an all-out drive to stop vandalism after a rise in reports across the county. More than a dozen such cases this month include a brick through a picture window at a new home on Elyria Avenue and damage to the Thompson Allen greenhouse at Osborne and West River roads. Deputies said those responsible will be prosecuted under criminal statutes and held liable for the damage.
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Claude Collins
Elyria Avenue
Thompson-Allen
Osborne
West River Roads
Columbia Station
Arthur Allen
Lewis Lenkaitis
Boston Road
Hoffman To Speak At Dedication Of Hall Auditorium
Paul G. Hoffman of Pasadena California nationally known Ford Foundation Fund president will deliver the address at the dedication of Hall Auditorium on October 31 at 2 30 p m The hall is named for Phoebe Hall wife of Charles Martin Hall inventor of the electrolytic aluminum process The ceremony follows an academic procession and a large crowd is expected seating 1000 in the auditorium and stage
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Paul G. Hoffman
Pasadena
Cal
Ford Foundation Fund
Hall Auditorium
Hall
Phoebe Hall
Charles Martin Hall
Welfare Minister From Iraq Visits Elyria Family
Majid Moustafa Iraq welfare minister and aide Camille Nowfel visited the Abookire family at 1605 Middle Avenue Elyria. The trip followed Moustafa’sU.S. survey of social welfare agencies seeking experts to aid modernization of welfare health and education systems in Iraq.
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Elyria
Majid Moustafa
Camille Nowfel
United States
Division of Language Services
A. H. Abookire
Middle Avenue
George Abookire
Baghdad
Moustafa
Camille
Cleveland
Abookire
Want Ads Offer Quick, Low-Cost Selling Reach
The Chronicle-Telegram advertises wide daily reach for Want Ads and urges readers to call 4751 to place ads. It promotes fast action, attractive ad service, and quick buying or selling of household items, highlighting low costs and helpful ad-takers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial 4751
Electrical Appliance Repair Business for Sale
Classified ad announces an electrical appliance repair business is for sale with contact phone 42-025. Includes terse call for inquiries and price or terms to be discussed.
Dulles Warns of New Weapons Threat to Civilization
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the AFL convention that the Communists may possess new weapons that threaten civilization. He urged world disarmament, tougher arms control and noted U N pleas, pledging not to yield to panic while allies unite to push for postwar peace and prisoner returns.
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Louis
John Foster Dulles
American Federation of Labor
Dulles
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Amherst Board Plans $175000 School Bond Issue
Amherst voters will decide in November on a $175,000 bond to fund a six room addition to Powers Elementary School. The project would also equip the new rooms and purchase land on the village’s south side under option. Legal and architectural teams are named.
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Amherst Board of Education
Powers
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Fulton, Krinsky and DelaMotte
Boy Drowns In Pond Near Dayton Home
Dayton police say a day old Philip Hess drowned Wednesday in a pond near Mrs Dayton residence after wandering away with his dog. Three hours of search failed to locate him before recovery.
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Philip Hess
Dayton
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