Probe Of Athletics Under Way
Washington news reports a sweeping investigation into West Point athletics after a cheating scandal led to mass cadet expulsions. Senator Fulbright urged ending intercollegiate football, citing commercialization as a possible cause while Army officials confirm a broad probe and potential impact on other sports. The White House notes President Truman is concerned.
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J. William Fulbright
Ark
Army and
Navy
West Point
Army
Truman
Sen. Fulbright
Fulbright
Military
J. Lawton Collins
Army Chief of Staff
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Army Grid
White House
Dismissed Cadets To Be Processed By Draft Boards
Army at West Point moves 90 cadets dismissed for cheating toward final processing. They stage a protest in the gym claiming unfair treatment while awaiting routine draft-board review for possible general discharges and I A status for most.
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West Point
N.Y
Army
Military Academy
U.S. Military Academy
Black Knights of the
Hudson
Selective Service
I-A
Police Captain Parker Plans City Move After Chief Vacancy
Police Captain Parker announced that he and his family will relocate to 203 Longford Avenue while offering their Reeves Road home for sale just outside the city. The move follows questions about his eligibility for the civil service exam for chief of police, a position that must be filled within 90 days after Chief E. J. Stankard’s death last week.
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Parker
Longford Avenue
Reeves Road
City
E. J. Stankard
Tractor Driven Into Wall at Avon Manufacturing Plant
Deputies investigated damage at the W. H. Bosworth Manufacturing Co. plant on Mull road Avon where a tractor was used to ram the south wall. The incident caused about $100 in damage to a new plant moving from Cleveland to Avon that will employ roughly 40 people and build conveyors and loading machines.
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Mull Road
Avon
W. H. Bosworth Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Chalmer Davidson
Bosworth
Davidson
Cleveland Northeast Ohio Weather Update
Weather for northeastern Ohio fair and cool this afternoon and tonight. High near 78 this afternoon, Low around 55. Sunday remains fair and slightly warmer in the afternoon. Market notes reference page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wage Board Ties Pay Boosts To Cost Of Living
Labor leaders anticipate relaxed wage controls as the wage stabilization board links increases to living costs. The formula allows flat raises or escalator boosts that can exceed a 10 percent ceiling if costs rise, signaling a soft wage policy may accompany a soft price policy. Labor voices praise the approach but warn over its interpretation in individual cases.
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Washington
Labor
Record Real Estate Tax Collection Forecast At Mid Year
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced a mid year real estate tax tally near 2.6 million dollars. He said 2,589,636 was counted with taxes mailed in and not yet tabulated likely pushing the total past the 2.6 million record.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Two More Cleveland Police Are Suspended
Cleveland police suspend two more officers in a widening scandal. Albert H. Adamich and Kenneth E. Nieman, ages 28 and 38, were relieved at the request of Safety Director Alvin J. Sutton amid linked theft and burglary allegations.
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Cleveland
George J. Matowitz
Alvin J. Sutton
Albert H
Adamich
Kenneth E. Nieman
Jaensea
Sutton
Nieman
Hhe
Thhem
Remov
Western allies to decide Greece Turkey NATO membership at Ottawa Rome talks
Foreign and defense ministers of 12 NATO powers meet in Ottawa on Sept 15 and Rome at end of Oct to decide Greece and Turkey bids. Germany’s role in defense plans remains unsettled amid opposition from Denmark and Norway.
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Washington
Greece
Turkey
Ottawa
Rome
San Francisco
New York
France
United States
Netherlands
U. S.1
Europe
Philippines
India
China
South Korea
Costly Mass Fire Destroys Industrial Center in Peabody
A large fire in Peabody Massachusetts destroyed 12 industrial buildings including a grain warehouse and Korn Leather plant. It forced 80 people from homes, caused up to 500000 dollars in damage, and drew firefighters from several towns as water filled Walnut Street six inches deep.
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Peabody
Mass
Korn Leather Company
Walnut Street
East Berlin to Host Massive Communist Youth Rally
East Berlin opens a 15 day world youth festival with 300000 youths attending pre meetings and 500000 expected at the opening in Walter Ulbricht Stadium. Berline office promises surprises while denying a Korea prisoners sideshow. 2 million total participants and 25000 foreign delegates expected in later events.
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Berlin
Germany
Gerhardt Eisler
Communist Information Office
East Berlin
Korea
Eisler
United States
Eister
Walter Ulbricht
West Berlin
Romanians Kill Yugoslav Frontier Guard Near Hetin
Belgrade officials report Romanians killed a Yugoslav frontier guard near Hetin yesterday and another guard wounded there on Wednesday. Yugoslav protests were sent to Romania and Hungary after a wave of border incidents this year, with 53 incidents attributed to Romanians between May 27 and July 15 and 200 to Hungarians.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hetin
Romania
Hungary
Theft of 57 Roosters Reported in New Hampshire
Mrs. E. J. Burrer reported to the sheriff that 57 roosters valued about 125 appear missing from a 135 head flock on West Ridge road. She noted the flock may have been reduced over time or at once and said the birds weighed around 54 pounds each.
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New Hampshire
Sheriff's Department
E. J. Burrer
West Ridge Road
Want Ads Boost Garden Tools To Cash In Chronicle Style
Idle garden tractors and tools can be turned into quick cash via Chronicle Telegram want ads. Call 4752 or 4753 to reach a courteous ad taker and write an effective result oriented ad.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Primary Election In Kentucky Sets Stage For 227 Races
Kentucky voters nominate for 227 state offices including governor with turnout expected under 500000. Incumbent Gov Lawrence Wetherby faces Howell Vincent for the Democratic nomination while Howes W Meade and Eugene Silver seek the Republican line. Many races unnamed yet feature 84 Democrats and 49 Republicans without opposition.
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Louisville
Lawrence Wetherby
Covington
Howell W. Vincent
Howes W. Meade
Prestonburg
Eugene Silver
Williamsburg
Court of Appeals
State Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth’s
Covington-Newsport
Simeon S. No. 2
Continuca
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Sharp Senate Criticism
A Senate storm rose over President Trumans foreign aid plan with objections to the point four program and the eight and a half billion dollar bill. Senators Connally Gillette and an unnamed colleague questioned the bill as unduly broad and discretionary.
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Washington
Senate
Tom Connally
D.tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Guy M. Gillette
Truman
Iran
Britain
George C. McGhee
Local School Of Nursing High In State Exam
The M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital placed 14th in the state on the state board exam. Nurses trained at 161 schools took the test including university courses, with Johnson’s grads above state and national averages. The school is accepting fall-session applications per Miss Margaret Krapp.
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Johnson Senogl
Fof Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. B.johnson School
M. B. Johnon School of Nursing
Margaret Krapp
Auto Makers Seek Higher Price Ceiling on Cars
Chrysler and Ford filed with the Office of Price Stabilization for price increases up to about 10 percent as automakers press to raise selling prices despite a soft market and high inventories. Ford's request covers Mercury 485 percent Lincolns 9.94 and Cosmopolitans 10.34 percent. Chrysler seeks 9.18 and 9.52 percent for its lines and 4.74 for DeSotos. Others expected to follow as OPS weighs the moves.
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Wavan
Chrysler Corp
Ford Moto. "Co
Office of Price Stabilization
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors Corp
Communists Face Setback After Major Night Assaults
In Korea, the 8th Army said large Red artillery barrages and two night attacks on the central front failed to break UN lines near Kumsong. US air forces hit North Korean targets including freight yards and the Pyongyang area while UN patrols pressed gains on hill positions southeast of Kumsong, with hundreds of enemy troops killed or captured and vehicles damaged.
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8Th Army
Korea
Kumsong
U.N
North Korea
Pyongyang
U.N. S
Iron Triangle
Sth
Sth Air Force
Sinanju
Obe
Earund
No Sign Of Break In Deadlock In Korea Talks
Gen Ridgway and top staff held a late night meeting at his Kaesong command HQ as UN negotiators faced a 10th day deadlock over a truce line. North Korean envoy Nam Il refused to shift the 38th parallel position, signaling no early compromise.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
T Regent
Kaesong
Ridgway
Washington
Korea
Ridge Way
Doyle Hickey
Supreme Commander
Edwin K. Wright
38Th Parallel
Nam Ti
North
South Korea
Nam Il
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