Ohio Republicans Adopt 2000-Word Platform At Columbus
Ohio Republicans adopted a 2000 word platform at the state convention in Columbus. Nixon, campaigning for Eisenhower, labeled Stevenson a captive president and urged unity to defeat Stevenson in November. The platform outlines highway safety, civil rights education and welfare reforms, veterans, local government tax aims, and anti communism measures with emphasis on economy and efficiency.
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COLUMBUS
Ohio
Stevenson
Paign
Nixon
Illinois
Truman
Chicago
Jacob Arvey
Jack Kroll
GOP
presi
CIO
Richard M
California
John Sparkman
Ala
Stevenbama
Son
tration
Alger Hiss
Sen
Robert A. Taft
case
Hiss
United Effort
Dwight D. Eisenhower
state department of highway safety
Highway Department
Lake Erie
Airplane Production Maintained Despite Steel Strike
Washington officials say combat airplane production stays on schedule despite a 55 day steel strike. About 7,500 military planes of all types expected this year with monthly output reaching 950 by year end. Col. John N. Dick notes no production slippages to date and cautions about year start needs.
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WASHINGTON
John N. Dick
Air Force
Premier Mossadegh to sail for United States on six cabins
Iran's Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh plans a September voyage to the United States aboard the liner United States to seek aid as Iran faces near-bankruptcy after the Anglo Iranian Oil Company dispute. He will bring five staff members, marking a possible second U.S. visit after his prior trip in October and November.
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LE HAVRE
France
Mohammed Mossadegh
United States
t ne
Mossadegh
America
Soviet Union
Car Rolls Over Injured Three Men Hospitalized
Three men riding in a recent model car were taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin after a rollover on Route 18 two miles east of Wellington. Claude Colvin 77 Reed Street Campbell Ohio is seriously hurt with a possible leg fracture. Amos Ivory 11742 Edward Street Youngstown and Wilbur Colvin Claude's brother suffered minor cuts and bruises.
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WELLINGTON
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Claude Colvin
Reed street
Campbell
Battle Creek
Mich
Colvin
Amos Ivory
Edward street
Youngstown
Wilbur Colvin
Claude
Cleveland Area Weather Forecast Bright and Warm
Northeastern Ohio sees fair skies and rising temperatures with a high near 85 this afternoon. Tonight and Saturday will stay mild with a low around 58 and winds from the south to southwest at about 15 mph as the barometer 30.20 inches falls.
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CLEVELAND
Northeastern
Ohio
La Grange Fall Festival Opens August 1 1952
La Grange Square in La Grange Ohio hosts a two night event Friday and Saturday August 1st and 2nd featuring local vendors, amusements, and community entertainment. Admission details and schedule appear in the event advertisement.
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LAGRANGE
La Grange Square
La Grange
adv
Acheson Heads to Pacific Pact Talks in Honolulu
Secretary of State Dean Acheson flies to Honolulu with 19 aides to forge ANZUS defense ties among the United States Australia and New Zealand. The meeting at Kaneohe Marine Base will create a standing council to plan and direct defenses against armed attack in the Pacific.
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WASHINGTON
Dean Acheson
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Acheson
Hawaiian Islands
Kaneohe Marine Base
Moscow
42 Men Drafted By Board Here Now Discharged
A total of 42 men Inducted by Draft Board No. 72 in Elyria have been discharged by the Army. These men have been drafted since the outbreak of the Korean War. Many of them have been wounded and are being discharged before the regular service period of 24 months has been fulfilled. Those inducted during 1950 include the following men: Arthur C. Kuss Jr. 66 W. Broad street, Robert J. Meko LaGrange, Steve Pazel Detroit Mich Arthur Kaiser 1276 East avenue, Richard E. LaBoe 161 Woodford avenue, George W. Gessner R. D. 3 Elyria, Robert C. Renouard 811 Middle avenue, Keith A. Browand R. D. 2 Wellington, Arthur E. Jantz Grafton, James Otis Kerley Columbia Station, Frederick Leim.
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Draft Board No. 72
Elyria
Army
Arthur C. Kuss, Jr
W. Broadstreet
Robert J. Meko
LaGrange
Steve Pazel
Detroit, Mich
Arthur Kaiser
East avenue
Richard E. LaBoe
Woodford avenue
George W. Gessner
R. D
Ely‘ria
Robert C. Renouard
Middle avenue
Keith A. Browand
Wellington
Arthur E. Jantz
Grafton
James Otis Kerley
Columbia Station
Frederick Leim
New Radar Speed Control Unit Goes Into Use In Elyria
Elyria police deploy a new radar speed control unit for full time patrols. In a 10 hour period on Cleveland street 17 drivers were arrested for speeding. Five appeared in court paying fines of 10 dollars plus costs.
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Elyria
Cleveland street
George E. Young
Rocky River
Harold Fassinger
Bay Village
Howard C. Wilford
Avon
Edwin T Smith
Wellington
Jeanette Janas
East Bridge street
Robert Arbeit
Center street
Matthew Yagiclo
21st street
Lorain
Duard Caley
Chestnut street
Richard Dickinson
Amherst
Charles Greer
Roosevelt avenue
Robert C. Wharton
West 9th stret
Ralph Schneider
West River street
William Mortiz
R.D
Wakeman
Harold Rothgery
Lon R. McClure
Sugar Ridge
Herbert Turner
Junius W. Everhard
Shaker Heights
Stevenson to name Wilson Wyatt as top campaign adviser
Gov Adlai E Stevenson expected to appoint Wilson Wyatt former Louisville mayor and housing expediter as a personal campaign director and troubleshooter Wyatt arrived in Springfield for conferences with Stevensons office as Kerr Oklahoma senator also met Stevenson and left for Minnesota after a brief visit
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STEVENSON
Wyatt
Adlai Stevenson
Springfield
Wilson
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
executive
Kerr
Chicago
Minnesota
Former Lorain County Auditor M. H. Welty Dies
Monroe H. Welty former Lorain County auditor died this morning at 3 20 at his home after a month illness. Born March 21 1879 in Findlay he moved to Elyria 46 years ago and later served as county auditor for 12 years before transitioning to private work. He was manager of Andwar Mortgage Company for over a decade and acted as an independent real estate appraiser for The Elyria Savings and Trust Company. He served as secretary of the Elks Lodge and held a life membership.
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Monroe H. Welty
Lorain County
Eastern Heights boulevard
Findlay
Elyria
George Lewis
Otto Haserodt
C. A. Horn
Selective Service Calls 1710 Men for September Inductions
Board chiefs in Columbus report 1710 men will be inducted in September, up from 1446 in August and 4903 in January, the highest annual figure so far. Lorain County is assigned 28 inductees. Cleveland Indians first baseman Luke Easter will miss tonight’s game and perhaps the weekend series with Philadelphia due to an inflamed left knee.
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COLUMBUS
Chester W. Goble
Lorain County
CLEVELAND
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Philadelphia
Al Lopez
Easter
Ohio State Student Wins Olympic Title
Yoshinobu Oyakawa of Ohio State won the Olympic 100 meter backstroke in 1 05 4 after breaking his own record. Jack Taylor of Ohio State finished second while Yale’s Allen Stack, former world record holder, placed fourth.
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HELSINKI
Yoshinobu Oyakawa
Ohio State
Oyakawa
Honolulu
Jack Taylor
Allen Stack
Yale
Protests over Ohio GOP Civil Rights Stand
The Ohio NAACP urges the Ohio Republican Party to adopt a compulsory civil rights plank. President William R. Brooks says fair employment practices need enforcement powers and criticizes the GOP for backing a non compulsory education program.
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COLUMBUS
Ohio
National Association for Advancement of Colored People
Ohio Republican Party
Ohio GOP
William R. Brooks
Ohio NAACP
Atomic Engines For All Military Machines Seen: Carrier Plans Revealed
Pittsburgh reports government moves to make atomic power the main drive for fighting machines. Westinghouse to develop an atomic engine for a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier while also building an atomic submarine reactor. The Navy plans 19 Forrestal class super-carriers, with early units conventional and later ones atomic. Submarine engine tests and reactor work proceed at multiple sites including Idaho Falls and Groton.
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PITTSBURGH
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Navy
Westinghouse
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
Consolidated-Vultee
Air Force
General Electric Co
Lockland, O
Navy
Dan A. Kimball
Forrestal
Congress
AEC
here
Groton
Conn
Truman
Landlord Pleads Guilty To Four Charges In Elyria
Robert Chesler of 332 Lodi Street pleaded guilty to four of five violations of city health regulations after months in Mayor's Court. Health officials presented photos of filthy halls and clogged drains from four Lodi Street rental houses housing 18 families. Auld held fine decision until tomorrow as inspectors cited repeated sanitation orders dating back to 1948.
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Elyria
city health
Robert Chesler
Lodi street
Chesler
Henry W. Ault
Chester
Harold A. Robinson
city health commission
Wallace N. Bates
Harald Caeden
Gordon X. Bell
E. G. Curtis
Lod street
Due Ons
Health department
New Chairs Ordered for Courthouse Judges’ Rooms
In a funding drive begun two years ago after County Commissioner Thompson bought a deluxe chair, the seating upgrade expanded. Judge Pincus or Pincura’s mishap with an old throne spurred a buy of sturdy, luxurious chairs costing about 201 dollars, with commissions buying for Judge Conk and more for courtrooms and the judges’ office. The effort includes foam rubber upgrades as the courthouse proceeds with purchases.
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Thompson
Pincura
Conk
Broad Street blaze causes heavy damage to Elyria Electric building
A second alarm sent three city fire companies to 575 Broad street yesterday afternoon. The blaze, originating in the basement, damaged electrical equipment and tools, with ceilings and floor joists severely affected. Firefighters used 800 feet of hose, two chemical masks, and a smoke ejector, and remained on scene for 1 hour 21 minutes. The Salvation Army occupies the second floor and no damage estimate was given.
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Broad street
Elyria Electric Company
Quad Co
Engine Co
Engine Co Three
Marjorie Highgate
Fast avenue
Salvation Army
Wafd Rejects Western Plans for Middle East Defense Command
Egypts Wafd party denounces western Big Three proposals in a manifesto by ex Premier Nahas that casts doubt on Egypt joining a Middle East defense command. Nahas backs Maj Gen Mohammed Naguibs coup leadership and army chiefs will focus on strengthening forces. Aly Maher remains premier but Nahas could return if Parliament meets again.
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CAIRO
Egypt
Middle East
Wafd
Mustapha El Nahas
Farouk
Nahas
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Aly Maher
New Steel Agreement Reopens Mills in Big Six Firms
Crucible Steel resumes production after an interim agreement with the CIO Steelworkers affecting 1,000 employees across Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Wheeling Steel remains idle as talks collapse. Allegheny Ludlum and US Steel pursue pending contracts as the union and major producers negotiate under a memorandum.
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PITTSBURGH
CIO
Crucible Steel
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Wheeling Steel
White House
Crucible
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Big Six
Paul Rosen
Allegheny Ludum Steel Corp
US. Steel
John A. Stephens
USW
James .Thimmel
Want Ads Work Miracles in Florida Burglary Case
A Day tona Beach resident advertised for the return of stolen securities after a burglary. The next morning, $25,400 in stocks and bonds arrived by mail, recovered through the Want Ad. The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to dial 4751 to place Want Ads and achieve similar results.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Chronicle
Telegram
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