Hoover Urges UN Rebuild Without Communists
Former president Herbert Hoover urged reorganizing the United Nations to exclude Communist nations or form a united front of free nations. He warned of Russia picking off non Communist states and framed the issue as a fight against atheism, calling for a practical diplomacy rather than a one world ideal. A White House call interrupted Hoover’s ANPA remarks, with Truman's office seeking contact.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
White House
Mr. Hoover
ANPA
Hoover
Milton Berle
W. S
America
United States
Russia
Hoovler
United Front
Armaments Commission
Joliot Curie Fired as France's Atomic Chief
In Paris Premier Georges Bidault's cabinet dismissed Dr Frederic Joliot Curie amid a mounting protest over his Communist ties and lead role in France's atomic program. He also loses membership on the National Committee of Scientific Research. The ouster ends his unique status as a trusted Western and Eastern figure in atomic matters.
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Paris
Frederic Joliot- Curie
France
Joliot-Curie
Georges Bidault
National Committee of Scientific Research
Russia
Poron Curtain
Communist Party
Soviet Union
National Assembly
Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre and
Eve Curie
Liquor Hi Jack Case Smashed In Cleveland
Police smashed a $40,000 liquor hi jack case with five men jailed as suspects in the Wednesday morning theft of 595 cases of state owned liquor. A waitress tipped off police about a suspicious vehicle leading to a Mentor township farm where eight bottles were recovered. Arrested were John N Nuzzo operator of a Cleveland cafe and owner of the farm, his son John R Nuzzo, 26, and two other men. another man is being held in Euclid.
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Cleveland
Lake County
Mentor Township
John N. Nuzzo
John R Nuzzo
Euclid
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio turns cool and wet
The Chronicle Telegram reports fair, cool conditions for today and tonight in northeastern Ohio with continued cool, cloudy weather and a chance of rain Saturday afternoon. Lows near 37, highs Saturday in the 20s? Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures, a cool Saturday with rain, sun returning Sunday, possible showers Tuesday or Wednesday, and total precipitation around three quarters to one inch. Also notes a driving trip to Los Angeles in May with passenger and expenses, requesting references.
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Ohio
Los Angeles
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Elks to Parade in Akron State Event
Elyria Elks join the Ohio State Elks parade in Akron as the lodge leads its delegation with the American Legion drum and bugle corps. The degree team competes for the state championship to advance to the national Elks convention in Miami next summer. The parade begins at 1 30 p m Sunday and the team performs at 11 a m tomorrow.
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Elyria Elks
Ohio State Elks Lodges
Akron
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
American Legion
Elyria Lodge
Students Stage New March On N Y City Hall
New York reporters describe a fresh student march toward City Hall amid yesterday’s riots. Police, roadblocks and mounted units try to deter entrants while officials investigate who fomented the three day disorder and a planned 12 30 p m reception for Admiral Kinkaid.
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N. Y. City Hall
New York
City Hall
Foley Square
G Yard
Adm
Thomas c. Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Eastern Area Frontier
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Board of Education
William O’dwyer
Sweeney Cuts Ohio Primary Vote Estimate to 750000
Columbus secretary of state Charles F. Sweeney lowered his estimate for next Tuesday's Ohio primary total to 750000 from 800000 due to low public interest and expected light rural turnout. The revised forecast reflects a generally tepid voter engagement across the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Charles F. Sweeney
Sweeney
New YMCA Swimming Schedule Takes Effect Next Week
The YMCA announces a new spring swimming timetable starting tomorrow, with regular gym classes suspended to focus on swimming. The Learn To Swim campaign will pause the usual schedule May 15 through May 27, while junior and senior lifeguard classes restart with Friday evening sessions at 8 p.m. May dates vary by group, including afternoon and evening slots for free, instructional, and organized swimming for men, high school boys, and women. Special coed and group parties run by appointment on Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday nights.
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Y.M.C.A
Russell Glea Son
Electrical unions split Westinghouse units in NLRB vote
At Westinghouse plants CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers won 20 bargaining units each. CIO led 27,883 workers to UE 14,574 in contested units, with runoffs possible as four units remain undecided among 13,134 voters. East Pittsburgh plant pivotal with 5,763 for CIO and 5,863 for UE amid 147 challenges.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Westinghouse
General Electric Corp
NLRB
Sharon
Mansfield
East Springfield
Mass
Lima
Fairmont
W. Va
South Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Sunbury
Trenton
Baltimore
Bloomfield
Los Angeles
Churchill Calls for Early General Election
Winston Churchill urged Britain to hold an early general election to end the political deadlock and oust Prime Minister Clement Attlee's Socialist government. In a Primrose League Lodge speech before about 6,000, he pressed for voting this year despite some Conservatives preferring a fall campaign.
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London
Winston Churchill
Clement R. Attlee
Churchill
Primrose League Lodge
Tag Day For Cancer Fund Tomorrow
Elyria residents are asked to contribute on city streets Saturday as the Friendship club girls collect funds for a cancer drive. Chairman Ben Golechen announced the event will extend to May 12 due to the late Easter start, with downtown Elyria the collection area.
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Elyria
Friendship Club Girls
Ben Golechen
Seville resigns as manager of WEOL radio station
H A Seville 210 Princeton avenue today resigned as general manager of WEOL. He began May 9 1949 after coming from North Carolina. He cited policy disputes with Lorain Elyria Broadcasting Co president and indicated offers were under consideration. Maurice Condon of Cleveland was named successor as business manager.
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H. A. Seville
Princeton Avenue
WEOL
Mr. Seville
North Carolina
Seville
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain-Elyria Broadcasting Co
Maurice Condon
Cleveland
Condon
WGAR
New York City
Roy
George Condon
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Candidates To Give Views This Evening
Voters are invited to a pre-Primary Candidates Night at 7:30 in the City Council Chambers. Mrs. Robert E. Wilson says all but one candidate for General Assembly, county commissioner, and county auditor will attend. The event will feature equal opportunity for both parties to answer questions on current issues.
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League of Women Voters
Robert E. Wilson
Voters' Service of the
League
General Assembly
Oxygen Given To Child By Firemen
Firemen administered oxygen to a two year old boy named James Kepstein after he suffered convulsions yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for further treatment and released after observation.
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James Kepstein
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Head Named REMONT Defiance Hospital Administrator
James H. Moss, formerly administrative assistant at Fremont Hospital, was named administrator for the new Defiance Hospital and will begin duties on May 15.
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Remont
James H. Moss
T Fremont Hospital
Defiance Hospital
Moss
Evacuation Ship Gen Gordon to Reach Taku Bar Today
The American President Lines passenger ship Gen Gordon is due to arrive at Taku Bar to evacuate more than 1,000 Americans from Communist China amid the wartime crisis.
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Hong Kong
President Lines
Gen. Gordon
Taku Bar
Tientsin
China
Labor Outlook Sees Clearing Amid Pay Strikes
CHICAGO negotiators near settlements in the telephone dispute and the Chrysler strike. No progress reported in efforts by the National Railways Mediation Board to avert a May 10 strike by the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen across four rail networks. AFL Building Service workers strike in New York enters second day. elevator men and janitors walkout over wages in 734 apartment buildings. Western Electric pay-boost demands persist while 11,000 Western Electric workers remain on strike. Indiana strikers consider jamming long distance lines but abstain as progress appears toward phone dispute settlement. In Detroit, officials report significant progress toward settlement of the 94-day Chrysler strike affecting 89,000 UAW workers. Rail mediation board holds closed session with Firemen's Union and railroads. demand for an extra fireman on big Diesel engines persists, while companies deem second man unnecessary. The Brotherhood postponed a general walkout to allow one last settlement attempt.
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Chicago
Chrysler
National Railways Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Firemen
AFL
Washington
Old
Communications Workers Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Indiana
Detroit
CIC
United Auto Workers
Railway Mediation Board
Firemen's Union
Tito predicted no war or attack on Yugoslavia soon
Belgrade premier Marshal Tito told the Belin Dvor press corps that there is no likelihood of war or civil conflict in the Cominform bloc in the foreseeable future. He urged immediate UN admission for Communist China and described US-Yugoslav relations as a long term positive, with broad dissatisfaction in allied states.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Belin Dvor
White Palace
China
United Nations
Bulgaria
United States
Lorain Elyria Rent Advisory Board backs extending rent controls
The Lorain Elyria Rent Advisory Board favors continuation of rent controls past June 30 1950. A telegram to Senator Burnet Maybank urged that new legislation include orderly decontrol when the law expires, citing population growth and housing demand in Lorain and Elyria as justification.
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Lorain-Elyria Rent Advisory Board
Alfred Parkdab
Advisory Board
Porkdab
Sen. Burnet R. Maybank
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Elyria-Lorain
Lorain
Elyria
Glowing red object flies beside TWA plane near South Bend
Captain Robert Adickes of TWA Flight 117 from Washington to Kansas City reported a glowing red object that appeared to fly alongside the aircraft for about five minutes near South Bend Indiana. He and all 19 passengers watched as it kept a steady distance, later indicating it seemed mechanically controlled rather than Martian.
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Kansas City
Robert Adickes
TWA
South Bend
Ind
Adickes
Mars
Washington, D. C
Key Club Convention Opens in Columbus With 2000 Attendees
The 2nd annual Key Club International convention opens in Columbus with about 2,000 high school boys from 36 states and Canada in attendance.
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Columbus
States
Canada
Housewives Resist Higher Beef Prices Across Nation
Housewives nationwide resist rising beef prices as butchers tag higher costs. Analysts blame farmers holding cattle to push prices up. Chicago sees notable jumps with porterhouse at 1.09, round stake up to 0.69, hamburger 0.10 higher. Lamb prices rise seasonally. pork shows mild fluctuations. Wholesale beef gains about 2 per hundredweight. other notes include small local ads for flowers.
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Chicago
Porterhouse
United Press
New York
Field denies being Soviet spy or Communist link
Frederick Vanderbilt Field testified before a Senate subcommittee that he never espionage agent for the Soviet Union or any country nor attended Communist meetings or aided Lattimore. He refused to answer if he is a Communist himself, invoking his Fifth Amendment rights. He criticized critics for politicized attacks on U S foreign policy.
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Washington
Frederick Vaniderbilt
Field
Louis F. Budenz
Ane Gel
Budenz
Senate Foreign Relations
Owen Lattimore
Soviet Union
Lattimore
Lattimores
Earl Browder
Bella V. Dodd
Looth Budenz
Latti
Communist Party
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Johns Hopkins University
U. S
China
United States
Missing Milford Viscount Trawler Recovered After 10 Days
LONDON planes located the 316 ton Milford Viscount afloat about 350 miles west of Ireland. Rescue ships sped toward the site as 43 men aboard remained in danger, ending a ten day wait after a faint radio call sparked a swift search. Relatives had been told to brace for the worst.
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London
North Atlantic
Ireland
Reelect Huffman President of Hospital Board
Elyria Memorial Hospital board of trustees met yesterday and reelected all officers for the coming year. D Huffman will again serve as president with B Smythe as vice president and James A Hewitt as secretary treasurer.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
D. Huffman
With & B. Smythe
James A. Hewitt
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