Vogeler released from Hungary and crosses into Austria
Robert A. Vogeler, freed from a 15 year Hungarian prison term as a western spy, crossed into Austria at Nickelsdorf and reunited with his wife in Vienna. Hungary said the U S granted four concessions including consulate reopenings and VOA frequency changes to secure the release.
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Vienna
U.P
Robert A. Vogeler
Budapest
Austria
Hungary
U. S
Vogeler
New York
Cleveland
Washington
U.S
Germany
Voice of America
Munich
Radio
St. Stephen
Arthur F. Tower
Nickelsdorf
Regation
Truck Fire After Brakes Lock On Route 112
Norman Curtis of Sandusky drove a Bari celli Trucking Co. vehicle on Route 112 east of Birmingham when emergency brakes locked and the cab caught fire. He escaped as the cab filled with smoke and the gasoline tank ignited. Birmingham Fire Department put out the blaze. the cab interior burned but the trailer was spared and the driver was unharmed.
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Norman Curtis
Hancock Street
Sandusky
Ohio
Baricelli Trucking Company
Cleveland
Birmingham
Vermilion River
Birmingham Fire Department
Three Wounded As Guns Blaze In Textile Strike Ruckus
In Wake Forest North Carolina a six hour gunbattle erupted between strikers and textile workers at Royal Cotton Mills after a dynamite blast. State police intervened with 50 to 60 patrolmen around midnight, wounding three people as violence in the 28 day old southern textile strike intensified. The clash reflected broader unrest with similar disturbances reported in Danville Virginia and Erwin North Carolina as mills resume partial operation.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Royal Cotton Mills
Danville
Erwin
N.C
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Warmer With Thundershower
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight with a thundershower this afternoon. High this afternoon about 80. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warm with a low around 60.
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Ohio
Millions Change Clocks Tonight In 34 States
Americans from New York to California will set clocks an hour ahead as daylight saving time begins in 34 states. Farmers complain schedule shifts and Western Union workers face about 75000 clocks needing adjustment as the change takes effect at 2 a.m. tomorrow in most of the states.
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Jean Baird
University . Heights
Ohio
New York
California
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telegraph
Beaft Price Rollback Ordered by DiSalle This Weekend
Washington reports Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle will order a beef price rollback this weekend with Truman’s blessing. Orders signed will reduce cattle prices three to four cents per pound from range to butcher shops. DiSalle faced White House approval after cabinet overruled Brannan objections amid fears of a possible cattle producer meat strike.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Truman
DiSalle
White House
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eric A. Johnston
Chimney Swifts Report Return to Elyria Site
Harlie G. Stevick of 244 Oxford Avenue reports a small flock of chimney swifts returning to the Elyria Memorial Hospital nurses home chimney, marking the annual arrival typically between April 23 and early May. He notes this signals migration northward and anticipates a larger flock to follow.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harlie G. Stevick
Oxford Avenue
Toll Free Date Set for East Liverpool Chester Bridge
The Ohio Bridge Commission tentatively schedules June 15 to eliminate tolls on the East Liverpool Chester bridge, the last state owned toll crossing.
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Columbus
Ohio Bridge Commission
East Liverpool-Chester
W. Va
Gas Tank Blast Sparks Dorm Fire Injuring Fifty at Maryville
A 25 foot natural gas tank exploded near Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville, blowing out windows and injuring 50 female students in a three story dormitory. Firefighters battled flames for over three hours as many residents fled in nightclothes, with 18 coeds and two attendants hospitalized and three in critical condition.
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Maryville
Northwest Missouri State College
St. Joseph
Air Force
J. W. Jones
St. Francis Hospital
Missouri
Roberta Steele
Maxine Deshone
Stewartsville
Marylyn Anderson
Westboro
Claude Stults
Jones
Annie Meadows
Student Killed in Ohio Auto Crash
Elaine Williams, an Ohio State University student from Cleveland, was killed when the car she rode in collided with another driven by Raymond Noe of Dearborn Michigan. Donald Herr, 24, of Hebron Ohio, driver of the Williams car, and his wife Billy and their three children were taken to Columbus hospitals.
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Columbus
Elaine Williams
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Raymond Noe
Dearborn
Mich
Donald Herr
Hebron
Miss Williams
Billy
Don’t Miss USA The Permanent Revolution installments
A bold promotional notice announces a serial feature titled The Permanent Revolution with illustrated installments. It promises a new definition of America and a blueprint of its destiny starting Monday in the Elyria Chronicle Telegram.
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America
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Two Small Boys Struck By Automobiles In Local Incidents
Two young boys were hit by cars within hours while crossing East avenue. John Snyder aged 5 sustained a collar bone fracture and burns after being struck by Clyde McEldowney on East avenue near Wooster street at 4 15 p m. Richard Snyder age 12, and Robert Zgrebik age 7 escaped serious injury in separate incidents as drivers Clyde McEldowney John Marshall and others were involved in various collisions. Minor accidents were reported including collisions on East Broad Street and West River Street with several motorists named.
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East Avenue
John Snyder
Howard Snyder
Wooster Street
Clyde McEldowney
John
Richard
Second Street
Robert Zgrebik
North Olmsted
John Marshall
Middle Avenue
John Takacs
Parmely Avenue
Elias Chapman
Sprague Road
East Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Jack Peepers
Josephine Buckovac
E. Morris
Chestnut
Hudson
Jack Lance
Longfellow Street
Margaret Bay
10Th Street
Broad Street
John Pickle
Washington
William White
Artemas Court
Stassen Urges Truman To Invite MacArthur
Stassen urged President Truman to invite Gen. Douglas MacArthur to a personal conference to settle their differences. He said a reconciliation would be for the good of the country as the grave world situation requires building American strength to counter Communist imperialism. Stassen, former Minnesota governor and UPenn president, noted Taft’s call for a no appeasement policy in Korea and said war and peace must be above personalities. He handed his letter to White House secretary Connelly and said MacArthur would respond if asked.
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Sen
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
White House
MacArthur
America
Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Korea
Matthew J. Connelly
Vermilion Miner Cited For Heroism In Coal Mine Rescue
Byron Wooton of Vermilion-on-the-Lake and 11 others were cited by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for bravery in a Nolan West Virginia coal mine accident on December 28, 1949. Wooton stayed to aid Claude Judge despite deadly gases and flying debris, earning a Bronze Star. The commission awarded bronze medals for the acts, with pensions granted to surviving heroes.
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Pittsburgh
Byron Wooton
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Wooton
Commission
Nolan
W. Va
Claude Judge
Judge
Jude
Loyalty Day Parade in New York Delivers 500000 Crowd
General Douglas MacArthur led a massive Loyalty Day parade in New York drawing about 500000 marchers with 40 brass bands and many floats. The event, noted as the biggest since the first welcome, followed earlier marches in Milwaukee and Chicago and drew up to 4 million spectators along Fifth Avenue. Cardinal Spellman was kept off the lead car after protests by Protestant groups.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Milwaukee
Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
MacArthur
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
95Th Street
Francis Cardinal Spellman
VFW
Opponents Of Redistricting Hit By Speakers
In Lorain Ohio Ray Bliss blasted the GOP for opposing redistricting calling current districts unequal. Lila Black and Wesley Burge supported him while observers noted implied references to George Bender and Clarence Brown.
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Lorain
Ohio
Ray Bliss
State
GOP Committee
Columbus
Washington
Bliss
Lila Black
Avon Lake
Wesley Burge
At-Larrze
George Bender
Clarence Brown
GOP
Lit
Congressman Frank Buchanan Dies in Bethesda Hospital
Washington Congressman Frank Buchanan of Pennsylvania died last night at Bethesda Naval Hospital from internal hemorrhages aged 48 after an exploratory abdominal operation on the prior Wednesday.
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Washington
Frank Buchanan
D. Pa
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
Ten Persons Arrested in Two Raids on Gambling
Police last night arrested ten men in two raids to disrupt gambling. At 51 West Avenue pool room four officers broke up a game with about 25 players. operator Tom Imie Jackson and four others were seized. Jackson fined 50 dollars. others 5 dollars. Cash and knives seized. A second raid at 106 West Avenue yielded five more arrests including Thomes Jones and Frank Whitmer. all fined 10 dollars and costs. Cash and playing cards confiscated.
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West Avenue
Tom Imie Jackson
West River Street
Jackson
C. C. Lord
Wilson Grier
George Robinson
Willie Moore
Pine Street
Harry Jackson
North Street
Thomes Jones
Frank Whitmer
Walter Morgan
Alex Kopis
Furnace Street
Donald McCarty
11Th Street
Guerrillas Raid Suburbs of Chinese City
Chinese nationalist guerrillas mounted an amphibious raid on the suburbs of Yungkiag and seized two islands near Lung Wang and Pangshih. They reportedly captured supply boats and 50 tons of rice while killing or wounding 409 Communist forces.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Yungkiag
Wenchow
Shanghai
China Union Press Agency
Lung- Wang
Pangshih
Yungkia
Acencr
Bird Walks Begin Sunday Morning in Cascade Park
Enthusiasts meet at 7 15 in Cascade Park for the third walk of the season hosted by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Participants may gather at the Ely Park or West River entrances to study local birds as warmer weather brings more migrants from the South.
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Els Tia
Cascade Park
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Lorain Countia
Eitner
Ely Perk
West River
Isolate City From Other U N Forces
Chinese Communist reinforcements attacked the retreating U S 8th Army as the Seoul battle entered a fifth day. Red forces crossed toward the Seoul Chun highway isolating Seoul from UN troops while Allied guns pounded Reds near the capital. Uijongbu fell as Allied losses grew to about 42 260 Killed and wounded in five days of fighting.
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Tokyo
U. S
Seoul
United Nations
U. N
Uijongbu
U. S. 8Th Army
Reds
The
Red
Vijongbu
Inje
Senior Prom At EHS Highlights 1951 Event
The 1951 Senior Prom at EHS kicks off with about 100 couples, grand march led by Class president Richard McIntire and his date, as Royal Kings provide music from 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Decorations transform the gym into a pastel spring garden in cardinal red and steel grey.
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Richard McIntire
Mary Low Smith
Royal Kings
Jacqueline Cox
Dick Specie
Virgin Frye
Dick i Comstocs
Kay Line
Josephine Wilcox
Clas
Charerenes
Gutis Marien Kemble
Anna Catherine Vess
Miss Wilcox
Robert E Wilson
George Miraben
Murray Out Of Danger
Murray out of danger after a stomach ailment, with officials stating he is definitely on the mend and out of danger. The update comes a week after he was stricken.
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Murray
Monday Is Deadline for Domestic Worker Social Security
Washington report notes housewives must hire Social Security returns for domestics hired regularly by Monday. The item outlines the deadline and eligibility for tax reporting by households employing servants.
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Washington
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Puss TZ
United Press
Chimney Swifts
U.S.A
Fortune
Russell W. Davenport
Harold E. Stas
Norfolk
China Coast
U.N
EHS
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