Ohio Strike Ties Up Milk and Freight Services
About 3,300 workers walked out across Ohio in a dispute over milk deliveries power and truck freight. Cincinnati and northern Kentucky faced milk shortages as 1800 drivers joined the strike. The walkout involves 43 companies and the Teamsters AFL union with hospitals slated for continued deliveries. Ohio Power Co crews at Philo Brilliant and nearby areas were idle while Canton area linemen and maintenance workers also struck. Negotiations in Columbus continued into the early hours without a settlement to reinstate 400 drivers for four trucking firms.
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United Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Teamsters
AFL
Ohio Power Co
Philo and Brilliant
Power
W. Va
Canton
Columbus
Seven Red Leaders Face Arraignment in L A
In Los Angeles seven Communist leaders arrested in a three day FBI sweep in San Francisco faced federal arraignments on indictments charging plots to overthrow the government. They were brought to join four other leaders in county jail with bail set at 75,000 each.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
FBI
Bay City
Red
Los Angeles County
William Schneiderman
California
National Red
New York
James M. Carter
Jenkins Named Schools Head at Brighton
William J Jenkins promoted to superintendent of Brighton Township Schools replacing Harry Salisbury who will be principal at Bay High School in Bay Village. Jenkins, a Brighton instructor for three years, taught history and mathematics and coached. He graduated Baldin Wallace College in 1943 and lives with Valerie Jenkins at 43 Shupe Avenue Amherst.
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Supt
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
William J.jenkins
Brighton School
Brighton Township
Jenkins
Harry Salisbury
Bay High School
Bay Village
Baldwin Wallace College
Brighton
Valerie Jenkins
Clearview High School
County Workshop Players Organization
Shupe Avenue
Amherst
UN Nego teams seek cease fire as talks stall in Korea
The UN negotiating team senses hourly new instructions from Peiping and Pyongyang as talks drift. North Koreans and Chinese fear prolonged war, wish to defend homeland, and lean toward a compromise rather than a total withdrawal. Acheson calls the 38th parallel line indefensible, leaving battlefield room for a possible defense fringe.
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Peiping
Pyongyang
Matthew B. Ridgway
Keesong
Korea
Comcen
Seerzas
Hou
United Nations
U. S
Dean Acheson
Boys Burned by a Radio Active Capsule in California
Two boys, John Hotz and Donald Hotz, aged 12 and 14, found a radioactive capsule used to check pipeline integrity near Compton. After bringing it to a Southern California Gas Co. project, they were observed by physicians for possible radioactivity effects with tests planned over a month. Police searched for the capsule’s owner before the brothers returned it, prompting safety concerns and a medical follow up.
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Long Beach
John Hotz
Donald
Compton
Don
John
Atomic Energy Commission
Southern California Gas Co
Bay Village Hires Salisbury as Superintendent
Bay Village Board of Education named Harry Salisbury as Bay Village High School principal replacing J Don ald Leahy who plans to enter private business Salisbury a Brighton schools veteran spent four years at Brighton and taught at Eaton prior to World War II service attaining captain rank after about six years in the armed forces He holds a 1934 Wilmington College degree a 1935 MS from Haverford and a 1950 MSA from Western Reserve University Married to Marguerite Spellbrink they have two children and reside in Wellington Leahy led South Amherst schools in 1949 50 and previously coached at Oberlin High School
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Harry Salisbury
Brighton
Bay Village Board of Education
Bay Village High School
J. Donald Leahy
Salisbury
Eaton High School
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Wilmington College
Haverford College
Haverford
Western Reserve University
Lorsin County Education Association
Marguerite Spellbrink
Circuit
Penfield
Huntington
Wellington
Leahy
Bay School
South Amherst
Oberlin High School
Soldier To Get A Lesson In Making Peace
In Knoxville a 19-year-old soldier Pvt Thomas Carmon and a Navy veteran 20-year-old Terry Brite face a pre dawn mock wedding case with girls aged 15 and the mother of the bride. They plan a betrothal judged by the mothers. The jail meeting will decide terms for a real marriage while the girls are kept from scandal and the law is cited.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas Carmon
Carmen
Terry Brite
Tennessee
Betty
Four Hour Romance Ends In El Paso Wedding
EL PASO Texas A four hour courtship between an air force sergeant and a British divorcee led to their wedding today Mrs Winifred F Spears 36 arrived from London and wed S Sgt William Griggs 23 of Biggs Air Force Base amid public relations crews and reporters The couple said it was love at first sight after meeting last February in England and after Griggs proposed again upon arrival in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Air Force
Winifred F. Spears
London
William Griggs
Bings Air Force Base
England
Biggs
United States
Griggs
Spears
Arthur B Osborn Dies Sudden in North Eaton at 60
Arthur B Osborn 60 a Grafton bank director and former North Eaton School Board member for 16 years died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage while a car passenger in LaGrange. Born May 3 1891 in Eaton Township he lived in the community as farmer and industrialist. Survived by daughters Jean Robinson Patricia and Mary Carol and brother Charles Osborn. Wife Edna preceded him in death. Cremation pending with services at Fields M E Church.
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North Eaton
Arthur B. Osborn
Grafton Bank
North Eaton Board of Education
Elyria Memorial Hospital
LaGrange
Mr. Osborn
Eaton Township
Fields M. E. Church
North Ridgeville
Russell D.fulton
Grafton
Fields M.E
Ralph Dessem
Fields Cemetery
Death Records FAMES WILLIAM THORPE and ZIMPHER SERVICES
William Fames Thorpe of 108 Malcolm Court died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 7 15 p m Wednesday age 23 born Crab Orchard Tennessee November 1 1927 lived in Elyria seven years employed by C A Olsen Manufacturing Company survived by widow Myrtle B Thorpe son James William Thorpe Jr brother Charles E Thorpe Elyria sister Mary Emma Gooch Avon calls at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home services 3 30 p m Saturday Rev Ralph Neighbour officiating burial Ridgelawn cemetery Frank Zimpher died suddenly of a heart attack funeral 2 p m Saturday Andrews Funeral Home burial Greenwood cemetery
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William Thorpe
James William Thorpe
Malcolm Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Crab Orchard
Tenn
Elyria
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Myrtle B. Thorpe
Ketchum
James William Thorpe Jr
Charles E. Thorpe
Mary Emma Gooch
Avon
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph Neighbour
Church of the Open Door
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Reissuance Requests Rejected for The Oaks Ohio
Edward Gou dy Inc doing business as The Oaks at 109 Broadstreet had its application for D-2 and D-3 liquor permits refused by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. The department ruled the premises do not qualify as a hotel restaurant or allowed business and the kitchen is controlled by someone other than the permit owner. The applicant may appeal to the Board of Liquor Control within 30 days.
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Edward Goudy, Inc
the Oaks
Broadstreet
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Board of Liquor Control
Eisenhower Crusade Backed by Baruch on Europe Trip
Bernard Baruch, aboard the Queen Mary, says Ike leads the greatest crusade since Peter the Hermit and warns against diverting him to politics. He urges European leaders to unite quickly to back Eisenhower’s defense effort and promises robust American support.
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U. S. Queen Mary
Bernard Baruch
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Baruch
Eisenhower
Peter the Hermit
America
USA
Shot man hospitalized. suspect arrested after shooting
Wiard, 52, was struck in the back by a 22 caliber bullet and taken to a Kansas City hospital where his condition was listed as good. Raymond W. Temberton, 42, was arrested an hour later. A 22 caliber pistol and three discharged bullets were recovered, according to Sheriff Ellsworth Edwards.
Public Star Gazing Party Set for August 7 in Elyria
A public star gazing party will be held on Tuesday August 7 on the Thomas A Edison School grounds Lake Ave Elyria, hosted by amateur astronomers and telescope makers. The Black River Astronomical Society formed in 1949 promotes astronomy public interest telescope building and observation reports to Harvard College Observatory and American Meteor Society. The group has grown rapidly with lectures, telescope making classes and public demonstrations at local schools and scout camps. Officers listed: President W C Roe Vice President G Diedrich Treasurer J J Rick Secretary L J Rick.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lake Ave
Elyria
Black River Astronomical Society
Ohio
Harvard College Observatory
American Meteor Society
Association of
Lunar and Planetary Observers
Lorain
Belden
Clearview
Fireland
Purther
W. C. Roe
G. Diedrich
J. J. Rick
L. J. Rick
Fail To Reach Agreement With Trucking Firms
Columbus reports continued contract talks with five trucking firms by the Ohio Highway Drivers Council a Teamsters segment. Federal mediator Harry Gray and union president William Welch voiced belief that settlement was near though talks extended past 2:30 a.m. with meetings planned. The five firms were shut down over contract interpretation disputes affecting 9 000 union drivers statewide, including Sentile Trucking Co and four Akron firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kenneth Burke
Ohio Highway Drivers’ Council
Teamsters Union
AFL
Harry Gray
Toledo
William Welch
Burke
Tommorrow
Sentile Trucking Co
Toe Jedo
Akron
Akron- Chicago Transportation Co. Inc
Ace Transportation Co
Summit Fast Freight, Inc
Dixie-Ohio Express
Welch
Gray
Jesse Sentile
Sentile
Models Of New Eight Jet Plane Will Be Costly
A Lorain county court report covers divorce filing by Marion Davis against Walter Davis on neglect and cruelty. A Avon Lake boy Anthony Catalano Jr. sues Kinse for a dog bite near the eye, seeking 5000 dollars. Washington great task: Air Force says first four B 52 jets cost over 21 million each with 250 thousand for bomb sight, spare parts to exceed plane price in a year, tooling about 12.5 million per plane. unit price may drop to 3.8 million if 100 ordered. House subcommittee hearings release details of the B 52, with Air Secretary Finletter predicting a larger air fleet later. A Lorain deputy case cites George Cherney fined 19 dollars for reckless driving after Elyria avenue crash.
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Liggett, Haines
Cadwell
PACO
Liggett
Haines
Abbe Road
Ridgeville
Cedwell
I Liggett
Elyria
LaGrange
Roy Ammel
I Cadwell
J. Norman Thompson
Richard Horan
Mikus
Thompson
Hubbard Wilcox
John Case
Anthony Catalano, Jr
Anthony Catalano
Avon Lake
Common Pleas Court
Mr. Kinse
Washington
Air Force
House
Military Ap
Mary Lane
Vincent
Sheriff's Department
Thomas K
Finletter
Polish mine sweeper mutiny ends in asylum request in Sweden
In Stockholm Swedish authorities reported a mutiny aboard a Polish navy mine sweeper with a crew of 33. Officers were locked in their quarters by mutineers who steered the ship into a Swedish port seeking asylum as political refugees. Sixteen crew members already requested asylum, exact numbers uncertain.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Local Lawyers Named To Committees Of State Bar
Twelve Lorain County lawyers named to Ohio State Bar Association committees by President Ben C. Boer on executive committee recommendation Jacob Levin. Amherst J J Smythe. Elyria members King E Fauver David P Hyman J W Dilgren Wayne E Black Bruce Alexander Richard A Stith. Lorain members Charles A Chapin Arnold S Levin Dan K Cook William G Wickens Joseph C Frederick.
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Lorain County
Ohio State Bar Association
Ben C. Boer
Cleveland
Jacob Levin
Lorain
Amherst
J. J. Smythe
Elyria
King E. Fauver
David P. Hyman
J. W. Dilgren
Wayne E. Black
Bruce Alexander
Richard A. Stith
Charles A. Chapin
Arnold S. Levin
Dan K. Cook
William G. Wickens
Joseph C. Frederick
President Truman Outlines Views On Ike and Political Issues
President Truman said Eisenhower could enter politics in 1952 without Europe duty interfering. He noted Ike would stay in Europe if needed and would serve his country first. Truman also discussed Boyle RFC loan inquiries, presidential primaries, Illinois judges, Hoover’s 1952 stance, and Dr. Daniel Poling’s Philadelphia mayoral role while affirming Democratic loyalty.
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Washington
True Jman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Truman
William M. Boyle
RFC
American Lithefeld Corp
St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Daniel A. Poling
Philadelphia
Poling
Bomber Makes Crash Landing Near Blair County Airport
Three Air Force fliers escaped serious injury when their B 25 bomber crash landed at Blair County airport near Altoona Pennsylvania. The engine sputtered and the plane overshot the runway nosed over in a field. None were hospitalized and only one occupant was slightly injured. Captain Arthur Lloyd of Olmstead Air Force Base said the aircraft was on a routine training flight from Mitchell Field North Carolina to Olmstead Field at the time of the crash. Names of the fliers were not immediately known.
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Altoona
Air Force
Blair County
Here
Arthur Lloyd
Olmstead Air Force Base
Middletown
Mitchell Field
N. C
Olmstead Field
Stolen Jewels Returned To Royal Family
RANKFURT Germany United States paid 600000 for crown jewels stolen from Kronberg Castle in 1945 by three U S army officers including a WAC captain The gems were flown to Washington then given to five Hesse princes and princesses The collection filled two army safes with over 270 items Brig Gen Calude B Mickelwall said the U S spent over 100000 tracing the jewels and prosecuting the three officers Col Jack W Durant was sentenced to 15 years his wife Kathleen B Nash five years and David N Watson three Durant remains in prison the others were freed
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Rankfurt
Germany
United States
U. S. Army
WAC
Kronberg Castle
Washington
Calude B. Mickelwall
U. S
Jack W. Durant
Kathleen B. Nash
David N. Watson
Durant
Crash Fatal to Dayton Man Near Mt. Gilead
Jack H. Caplinger, 48, of Dayton, died late yesterday after a head on collision on Route 86 five miles south of Mt. Gilead. Miss Alice Weller, 1066 West City Hospital, was injured earlier when a neighbor's dog bit her arms. The crash injured three others.
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Dayton
Mangalion
Jack H. Caplinger
Alice Weller
West City Hospital
River Street
Mt. Gilead
Fee Bea
Two Baseball Gloves Found at Cascade Park
Cascade Park reports two baseball gloves found today, park superintendent John Madhock said. Owners may claim the gloves at the tool house located at the corner of Mendel and Florence Court.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
Perso
Corner Mendel
Florence Court
Noted Surgeon Louis Thexton Dies in Lake Wales
Dr. Louis Thexton, a renowned surgeon and Rush Medical School graduate, died yesterday near his 86th birthday. He founded a Chicago hospital and was famed for bone operation expertise.
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Lake Wales
Louis Thexton
Thexton
Rush Medical School
Chicago
Juvenile Case: Boy George Vandergrif Sought by County Officials
Bay County juvenile authorities continue efforts to identify ten year old George Vandergrif after he fled an Oberlin boarding home where he was temporarily housed. Officers traced his story of being an orphan traveling the road by selling bottles, but the tale conflicts with his neat appearance. Police recovered him from Oberlin but his bicycle remains missing as officials press to determine the boy’s origin and guardianship.
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George Vandergrif
George
Oberlin
Ray Warren
Grafton
Warren
George Walker Seeks Amherst School Board Seat
George W Walker files nominating petition to run in November for the Amherst Exempted Village School District Board of Education on a non partisan ballot. Lorain County Elections officials confirm his candidacy.
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George W. Walker
Amherst Exempted Village
Lorain County Board of Elections
Walker
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
The noon price list from United Press shows stock quotes for major companies including American Radiator Anaconda Copper Chrysler General Motors General Electric Glidden Industrial Rayon Montgomery Ward Republic Steel Sears Roebuck U.S. Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Kennecott Copper Penna. R. R. Standard of Ind. Standard of Ohio Woolworth Co. and others. The listing reflects market activity for firms across industries from manufacturing to transportation with prices updated for investors.
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American
American T. & T
Anaconda
Avco‘Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland Elec
Cleveland Cliffs
Fruchauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Montgomery Ward
Central
Ohio Oil
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of N. J
Texas Company
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Columbia Gas
Kennecott Copper
Penna. R. R
Standard of Ind
Standard of Ohio
Woolworth Co
Cleveland market livestock and produce report snapshot
Markets show cattle at 700 head with primes 36 to 37.80 and cows 27 to 38, calves 350 steady to firm with primaries 37 to 39, sheep and lambs 400 slow with clipped lambs 30 to 32, hogs 1200 up 28 cents with various weights. Produce lists apples to potatoes with mixed U.S. No. 1 soft red wheat at 62.24 to 62.41 and corn around 1.73 to 1.74 per bushel. broad range tagging urban grain markets in Cleveland and Toledo regions.
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Cleveland Livestock
Creedy
Comfon
Levfland
U.S
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