Water Hoses Used To Quell Red Mob Near Food Centers
West Berlin police used water hoses to break up a 2000 strong East Berlin Communist demonstration aimed at disrupting distribution of Eisenhower food parcels. The Reds targeted West Berlin food warehouses and attempts to deter East Germans from accepting aid amid broader East West tensions. Reports from Soviet Zone described guards around warehouses and strikes at major industrial plants as exchanges of protests continued.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Zone
Nacht Depesche
Dessau
Leuna Chemical
Merseburg
Buna Rubber Works No
Elyran Fined But Denies Spitting On Patrolman
Norman Goldstein, 41, of 565 Washington avenue, pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge after a July 23 incident with Patrolman Harvey Hahn over a one dollar parking ticket. Mayor Henry W. Ault fined him $35 plus court costs. Goldstein claimed he merely paused to open his store Style Centre and argued about the ticket. He was jailed briefly before release on bond for trial August 6. an affidavit of prejudice against the mayor was filed and a hearing set before Judge D A Cook.
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Henry W. Ault
Norman Goldstein
Washington Avenue
Harvey Hahn
Hahn
Goldstein
Style Center
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Former Electric Rail Workers Picnic At Chippewa Lake Park
Former Cleveland Southwestern Electric Railway workers announce their 18th annual reunion and picnic at Chippewa Lake Park on Sunday. Florence Blumb explains schedule with lunch at noon and a 2 pm business meeting. Those with car space urged to share. transportation seekers and makers meet at Elyria city hall at 9:30 am on Aug. 9.
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Cleveland Southwestern Electric Railway
Chippewa Lake Park
Florence Blumb
Ober- Jin
City Hall
Elyria
Northeastern Ohio Weather Brief With Parade Notes
Mostly cloudy with scattered thunder showers and hot afternoon. Tonight partly cloudy and less humid with a low around 70. Monday expected 88 with a high 90 and a low 66, winds from the northwest near 15 mph off Lake Erie, trace precipitation Monday evening. Sunrise Tuesday at 6 33 a.m. Moonrise 1 11 p.m. Tuesday. Parade set for Thursday at Broad Street 3 p.m. Elyria Saddle Club and American Legion events listed.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Rumor Bromfield Named as Taft Senate Choice
Mansfield reports circulated that Governor Lausche offered to appoint author and farmer Louis Bromfield to the late Senator Robert Taft's seat. Bromfield would neither confirm nor deny. another meeting was planned after Lausche's return from Seattle.
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Mansfield, O
INS
Mansfield
Lausche
Louis Bromfield
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Bromfield
Seattle
Taft
Ban Water And Sewers Before Area Annexed
Elyria City Council accepted the waterworks committee recommendation to deny water and sewer service to properties on the north side of Cleveland Street until annexation to the city is completed. Kellogg dissented, noting annexation efforts and county commissioners’ stance. The vote also denied sewer service and discussed regulating industrial waste in sewers.
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Elyria
Waterworks Committee of Council
Cleveland Street
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Council On Record
John McDonough
Waterworks Committee
John Hovis
Sewers and
Havis
State Safety Service
Ralph Terry
Walter Myers
Water Department
Niance Committee
Kenneth Lord
Brace Avenue
Lake Avenue
Lorain Boulevard
Bond Street
Louisiana Avenue
Franklin Street
Brookdale Cemetery
C. H. Niemeyer
Iman Hovis
Kellogge
Lord
Council
Beebe Court
John Hecock
Donald Gibbens
Harwood Street
Terry
Gerald Martin
Henry W.ault
Dulles Seeks Peaceful Korean Unification in Seoul
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Seoul and pledged united effort for peaceful Korean unification. He met with President Rhee to discuss the armistice’s peace prospects, Mutual Security Pact, and concerns over communist appeasement.
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Seoul
INS
John Foster Dulles
United States
Korea
Dulles
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Syngman Rhee
Shemya
Pyun Yung Tai
ROK Army
Sun Yup Paik
Air Force
Samuel Anderson
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Dulles S
Ino Dulley
Walter S. Robertson
Carl McCardie
Kenneth Young
Arthur Dean
Rhee
South Korea
Taft Buried After Public and Private Rites in Ohio
Senator Robert A Taft was laid to rest in Ohio after private services at Indian Hall near his Taft home and a public memorial at Christ Church Cincinnati. The private ceremony was for family and close friends. a public service drew over 1 000 attendees. Police noted 15 000 viewed the casket during wake hours, with crowds praying and weeping as the nation mourned.
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Cincinnati
O.P
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Indian Hall
Taft
Indian Hill
Christ Church
Luther Tucker
Henry Wise Hobson
Episcopal Church
Maj
Rudolph Wheking
Cincinnati Police
Charles P. Taft
Martha Taft
Operation Planned For Lorain City Solicitor
Lorain city solicitor P Edward J Conley was reported in good condition at New England Baptist Hospital where authorities said he is expected to undergo an operation shortly.
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Boston
Edward J. Conley
Lorain
New England Baptist Hospital
New Zealand to Recognize Communist China After Korea Peace
Wellington sources quote government officials saying New Zealand will recognize Communist China once a Korean peace treaty is signed. Reuters notes recognition could precede Red China admission to the United Nations.
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Wellington
N. Z
INS
Reuters News
New Zealand
China
Reuters
United Nations
Kerensky Says Stalin Death Opens Way to Liquidate International Communism
Alexander Kerensky, former Russian provisional leader, stated at a Berlin press conference that Stalin’s death signals an opening to liquidate the core of international Communism. The remarks came during the first Berlin convention of the anti Bolshevik coordinating committee.
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Berlin
INS
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Kerensky
Ant- Bolshevik Coordinating Committee
Landslide Blocks Ohio Route 52 at North Kenova
A massive landslide after heavy rains closed U S Route 52 along the Ohio River at North Kenova, 18 miles east of here. Rocks up to 400 feet long and 15 feet thick tumbled onto the highway, trapping traffic on both ends and forcing drivers to navigate through deep mud in a nearby field.
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Tronton
Ohio River
North Kenova
Here
City and County Talk Water Line Replacement Plan
City and county officials met to discuss replacing a water line on Railroad Street. The county proposed a six inch main to curb leaks while the city favored installing a master meter to sell water to the county, which would resell to users along the line. No agreement was reached.
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Ihe
County School Board Will Meet Friday
The office of the superintendent C A Grobens announces a regular meeting of the Lorain County Board of Education Friday evening. The meeting will convene in the superintendent's office at 8 pm. Routine business matters are on the agenda.
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Lorain County Schools
C A Grobens
Lorain County
Elyria To Continue As Blood Collection Center
The Elyria Red Cross Chapter will remain a collection center for the national blood program under the American National Red Cross. Miss Virginia Hazzard announced that the Cleveland Regional Blood Center including Elyria will stay in full operation to meet defense needs. She noted that many centers will close after Korea, but Elyrians will still donate blood for wounded servicemen and the Gamma Globin Program to prevent polio. A large turnout occurred during the recent Bloodmobile visit, with volunteers across roles from nurses to Junior Red Cross members.
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Elyria Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Virginia Hazzard
Cleveland
Elyma
Miss Hazzard
Defense
U. S
Korea
Elynans
Elyria
Lorain County
Stanley Birkbeck
Gordon Smith
T V. Boylan
Mabel Ellis
R. J. Schorck
Alex Keston
A. R. Graber
J . Pen—eiv.jberthy
Muss Ann Nasipak
McCarthy accuses CIA chief of cover up in Bundy case
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy accuses CIA Director Allen Dulles of protecting William P. Bundy by withholding security file details from a Senate Investigations subcommittee. McCarthy says Bundy’s data remain confidential until reevaluated under a presidential order while linking Bundy to a $400 defense fund donation connected to Alger Hiss.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Bundy
Wisconsin
Defense
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Legion Installs Officers Tonight at Elyria Post 12
The Elyria Post 12 Legion installs new officers with H G Borchers becoming commander. State leaders W McClellan and Howard Kingdom will attend as installing officer and guest speaker respectively. The meeting at the Legion home on Ohio Street includes post and auxiliary members and a lunch after.
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American Legion
Omo
Elyria
Ohio Street
W. ©. McClellan
Howard Kingdom
State Legion
H. G. Borchers
Ford Refenning
Gerald Ruppelt
Melvin Harper
Rupert Wise
Seffacer
Donald Aderman
Circe Clapp
George Histora
Auxiiary
First group of 400 prisoners listed for Panmunjom swap
On eve of Operation Big Switch Chinese and North Korean guards staged a noisy protest near Munsan g as UN Red Cross teams prepared to receive the initial batch. The Reds announced 400 prisoners for release the first day including 70 Americans and 80 non Koreans, with 250 South Koreans and 26 British, 33 Turkish, 12 Filipino, seven French, and seven from other nations. The UN planned to repatriate 2,760 prisoners that day as the armistice swap proceeds.
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Red Cross
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Colommn No. 3
Sash Believed Worn By Mary Reported Found
Worcester Mass report states the archbishop of the Assyrian Orthodox Church says a sash believed worn by the Virgin Mary was found in a fragile glass case beneath the altar of the Church of the Girdle of the Virgin Mary in Homs Syria. A document in Aramaic identifying the location accompanied the find. The church—built in 39 AD—has kept the altar in the same position.
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Worcester
Mass
Mar Athanasius Yeshu Samuel
Homs
Syria
Christ
Athanasius
Rider in Truck Hurt in Route 18 Accident
Wellington resident Garcia, 20, of Elmore Michigan, was hospitalized at Allen Memorial with a possible leg fracture after being ejected from a truck on Route 18 about a mile east of Penfield at 7 am. The driver of the truck, who was not injured, attempted to pass another vehicle and left the road into a ditch.
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Wellington
Niezes Garcia
Elmore
Mich
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Penfield
Garcia
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Lois Jones
Flora Huebner
Mary Kolopos
Gladys Nielsen
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Florence Sherman
Marcia Edwards
Charles Biggs
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Nancy Fitch
Harris Nichols
Gordon Leach
Irving Shepherd
Hugh Cameron
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