Greeks threaten fire on Bulgarians over Gamma island clash
Athens reports Greek army warned Bulgarians they would be fired on if they land again on Gamma island in the Evros River frontier dispute. Greece insists Gamma is Greek and will not occupy the island until a UN decision, while denying evacuations or large reinforcements.
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Greece
Gamma
Evros
Dikaia
Bulgaria
UN Peace Commission
Sophocles Venizelos
The
Wainwright Named Penfield School Principal
Richard Wainwright of Earl Court will lead Penfield Local School as principal replacing John R Kraps who moves to Wickliffe High. Wainwright will teach seventh and eighth grades direct athletics and handle administration under a two year contract. He will reside in Elyna with his wife and daughter.
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Richard Wainwright
Earlcourt
Elyria
Penfield
John R Kraps
Wickliffe
Wainwright
Howard Andrews
Elyria High cafeteria manager resigns after transfer
Mrs. Betty Setty, manager of the Elyria High School cafeteria, resigns his post. Principal George Miraben says the move follows her husband William H. Setty being transferred to Florida. No successor has been named for the three year post.
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Betty Setty
Elyria High School
George Miraben
Lelly
Red Cross Names New Elyria Chapter Director
Miss Virginia Hazzard of East Rochester New York has been chosen as executive director of the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross. She has eight years in Red Cross work most recently as field consultant in the blood program around Philadelphia and Louisville. She will assume duties September 2 succeeding Miss Edna Schropp who resigned earlier this year.
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Virginia Hazzard
East Rochester
N. Y
Elyria
American Red Cross
Frank Weil
Miss Hazzard
Red Cross Works
Philadelphia
Louisville
Ohio
Red Cross
Edna Schropp
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with warm weekend
Fair and warmer tonight in Northeastern Ohio. Saturday turns cloudy with continued warmth and possible thunder showers. High around 89, low near 6. Lake winds southeast 18 mph shifting to southwest tonight and Saturday morning. Humidity 48 percent. Barometer steady.
Pumps Water From Black River Nearly a Mile Away
Dominic Piazza at the West Ridge road farm irrigates a 65 acre truck garden using a 750000 gallon pond and a long sprinkler system drawing water from the Black River nearly a mile distant. He spent about 10000 dollars on the system eight years ago and notes irrigation avoids muddy fields and crop rot. Three wells and three full time workers operate the pipe network with water moved by two trucks to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets.
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Dominic Piazza
West Ridge Road
Pierson
Piazza
Chrysler
Oberlin Road
Lorain County
Black River
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Jack Pierson
Martin Heubner
Chiff Strickler
D. O. Thomas
Crystal Springs Dairy
Where To Turn I DANCE Tonight at Vermilion Club House
Alan Page's Orchestra performs at Vermilion on the Lake Club House with admission at 50 cents. Advance notices list tonight's dance event and venue.
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Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Alan Page
Slaughterer Sought To Kill 1000 Hog Herds In Ohio
Ohio State Veterinarian Harry T. Geyer says he cannot find a packer to slaughter more than 1000 hogs on two farms in Lorain and Franklin counties affected by vesicular exanthema. If no buyer is found, the state will slaughter and bury the diseased hogs. The U S Department of Agriculture offers to cover half the cost if the state pays the other half. The disease resembles hoof and mouth disease and has been reported in 15 states.
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Columbus
Harry T. Geyer
Geyer
Lorain
Franklin County
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Three More MiGs Are Shot Down
In the afternoon engagement near Seoul Capt. Clif ford D Jolley of Salt Lake City became the 18th jet ace. His fifth kill came as 12 Sabre Jets fought 14 MiGs. August totals reached 44 destroyed or damaged MiGs. UN forces reported heavy activity around Sinchon and along the central front amid extreme heat.
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Seoul
Korea
Clifford D Jolley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jolley
Sth
Sinchon
Pyongyang
North Korea
Capitol Hill
Pukhan River
Fifth Air Force
Suki Family Learns Fate Of Son After Six Years
Mr and Mrs Tony Suki of 115 Chestnut Street have learned the fate of their son S/Sgt Vorel Suki who was missing in action in December 1944 and later considered killed in action in Europe The Army reports his body was never identified and was buried with 26 other war dead in Vienna then moved to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery St Louis for a group funeral with military honors. The Suki family plans to attend with their elder son George and grandson Vorel Jr.
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Tony Suki
Chestnut Street
Vorel Suki
Europe
Set
Suki
U. S
Sgt. Suki
Army Mortuary
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
St. Louis
Proup
Veterans
George
Vorel, Jr
Cornerstone Date Set for YWCA Activities Building
The YWCA dedicates September 21 for the cornerstone laying of its new activities building. The event at 3 p.m. will feature representatives from each YWCA group and a crafted book cover by Artcrafters.
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YWCA
Y.W C.A
Artcrafters
Y.W
Huron Ex Mayor Dies After Illness
Funeral services are set for Albert C Cassidy former mayor of Huron who died yesterday at age 65 Cassidy served as mayor from 1949 until retirement due to illness last year City and local officials mourn his death
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Huron
Albert C Cassidy
Cassidy
Himo
New Ore Freighter Arthur M Anderson Completes Sea Tests
The 647 foot ore carrier Arthur M Anderson, built by American Shipbuilding Co for U S Steel Pittsburgh Steamship Division, completed sea trials off Lorain. Captain W Ward and Chief Engineer 4 E Lickfeldt led testing including circle runs and crash stops. ship features 19 hatches, electric crane, 6,150 tons steel in hull, 7,000 shaft horsepower, and 1625 mph open-water speed as reporters observed.
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NEW Lake Giant
Lake Erie
Loral
Technicia
Arthur M. Anderson
U. S. Steel
A Yards
American Shipbuilding Co
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
U. S Steel
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Kent C. Thornton
W . Ward
4 E Lickfeldt
Port Huron
Michigan
Ward
Lichfeldt
Kraft
County Welfare Depot Seeks 88 241 for Aid Programs
County Welfare Director C C Waterhouse told commissioners the department needs about 88 241 to cover poor relief and aid for the disabled for the rest of the year. He noted an August overdraw of 9 741 and projected monthly needs of 12 100 for August remainder and 15 600 for the last four months. He also estimated 10 000 for the disabled program with 1 123 available and 5 760 in federal matching funds, leaving 4 000 to be supplied locally. County officials expect to meet the need with county funds from excise taxes and state funds.
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C. C. Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Lorain County Men Enlist in U S Navy
Six Lorain County men enlist or are accepted for Navy service including Philip Haywood son of Mr and Mrs Edward E Haywood of 402 West Ninth Street Oberlin preliminary report from Joseph B Lucas BTC US Navy states Ronald Moreno Charles Daniel Broome Douglas Swartz William Dargo and Ronald Smith Lucas announces a Lorain recruiting office at the Lorain Post Office building each Friday from 10 am to 3 pm starting August 15.
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Philip Haywood
Edward E. Haywood
West Ninth Street
U S. Navy
Joseph B. Lucas
BTC
United States Navy
Oberlin
Ronald Moreno
Charles Daniel Broome
North Professor Street
Lorain
Douglas Swartz
William Dargo
Ronald Smith Lucas
Gore topples McKellar in Tennessee primary rout
In Nashville Tennessee Rep Albert Gore defeated incumbent Sen Kenneth McKellar and Attorney Frank Clement toppled Gov Gordon Browning in a Democratic primary landslide. Early returns show Gore leading McKellar by about 60 000 votes as Clement outpolled Browning 181 251 to 156 311 with Crump unable to deliver Shelby County’s big county margin for McKellar.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert Gore
Kenneth D. McKellar
Frank Clement
Gordon Browning
Memphis
Ed Crump
Crump
McKellar
Shelby County
Gore
Clement
G-man
Browning
Virginia
Chattanooga
Knoxville
TVA
New Elyria High School Registration Rules
The principal George Miraben announces that all new city students planning to attend Elyria High must register at the high school. Registrations may be made at any time during the day. Exclusions apply to students already in Elyria eighth grades or those who have previously registered.
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Elyria High School
George Miraben
Elyria
Speaking clearly to sell with a Chronicle Telegram Want Ad
An Atlanta woman argues Americans mumble and fail to articulate, hindering understanding. She praises clear speech and urges using a low cost, fast-acting Chronicle Telegram Want Ad to present selling messages effectively. call 4751 ask for Want Ads for help writing.
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Atlanta, Ga
Willya
Jussa
Chronicle - Telegram
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