Elyria Man Killed in Lorain Car Crash
A 64 year old Elyria maintenance worker at National Tube was killed when struck after alighting from a bus. Two Lorain men were critically injured in a three car crash as a speeding driver rammed first one car then another and hit the victim near Lake Avenue. Funeral services are planned at St. Nicholas Greek Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Mike Oleksa
Lake Avenue
Oleksa
Joseph Bundash
Adam Prochnicki
Pruchnicki
Mike Citro
Bundash
Citro
Czechoslovakia
Elyria
Anna
Michael
Louis Belcheff
John
Argentina
Ann
John R. Devin
St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church
Dimitri Daris
Calvary Cemetery
Bendix-Westinghouse Auto Airbrake workers reach new contract
Negotiations with Local 971 UAW CIO culminated in a three year agreement after an all day session. The pact includes union shop, improved seniority and vacations, company pensions, a general wage rise of three cents per hour with six to twelve cents for several classifications, and annual wage talks beginning October 1, 1951 and 1952. Local 971 ratified the deal this afternoon with union and company representatives present.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Local 971
Uawcio
No Change In Strike At Avon Lake Plant
The Fruehaus Trailer Co. plant in Avon Lake reported no change in the strike situation. Striking workers were to receive pay checks that afternoon while a federal conciliator was expected to arrive. Union president John Gillespie said the request ranged from three to 21 cents per hour, and the union rejected a 12 cent per hour offer.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fruehaus Trailer Co
Avon Lake
John Gillespie
Petition Filed For Five Mill Levy By Local School District
A petition for a five mill tax levy for five years was filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections today by the Eat on local school district. The levy would renew two existing levies of two and three mills expiring in 1951 and funds would cover current expenses.
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Eaton Local
Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds Turn Cooler
The forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy and cooler conditions this afternoon, partly cloudy tonight with a low around 56. Saturday should be fair and cool with a high near 76. The five day outlook covers Ohio West Virginia and western Pennsylvania with cool to near normal temperatures and light showers Monday and Tuesday, and total rainfall about four to six tenths of an inch.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Portion
South Portion
Markets Found Today at HiWay Cafe
Market brief notes a fish dinner at the HiWay Cafe in Vincent with Friday night service from 5 p.m. to midnight. Also offered are sandwiches and French fried onions.
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HiWay Cafe
Vincent
Religious Census Planned for Elyria September
Elyria churches sponsor a city wide religious census Sept 10 13 led by Burton Ohlemacher and George Miraben. About 21 churches participate with 800 workers recruited to canvass Elyria and surrounding areas by teams from the Methodist church.
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Elyria
Obhlemacher
First Congregational Church
Ohlemacher
Methodist
Britain To Attack Red Line In UN
In Lake Success New York Britain prepares a major speech in the UN Security Council as Sir Gladwyn Jebb plans to attack Soviet propaganda on Korea. US delegate Warren Austin earlier accused the USSR of backing North Korea and claimed Moscow still controls northern Korea by force. Malik defended Moscow saying UN charter obligations are not being fulfilled and that weapons found with North Korea were from before Soviet withdrawal.
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Gladwyn Jebb
British
Foreign Office
Korea
Security Council
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Austin
Malik
Asia
Jebb
North
South Korea
Malik Austin
Vermont
Avon Youth May Have Received Internal Injuries
James W. Cummins aged 17 of Stoney Ridge Avon is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his 1929 automobile rolled over on Route 20 near Route 76 at about 9 40 p m He said a car cut in front of him causing loss of control and possible internal injuries were noted by deputies.
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James W. Cummins
Stoney Ridge
Avon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route
Cummins
Taft Leads Fight On All-Out Control Power
Senator Taft prepared to lead a Republican effort to deny President Truman sweeping emergency economic control authority. He pledged amendments to curb powers authorizing price and rationing controls while the House approved a standby bill 383 to 12. Bricker and Capehart planned limits on executive discretion as Senate debate resumed.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Ohio
Senate
Congress
House
Taft
John W. Bricker
R. O
Sen
Homer E. Capehart
R. Ind
Mr. Truman
Stolen Atomic Papers Recovered in Folkestone
A briefcase with secret atomic documents stolen Tuesday from a train in northern England was found intact in southern Folkestone. A Scotland Yard spokesman said a sneak thief with no interest in the information recovered the case, not a Communist spy.
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London
England
Folkestone
Scotland Yard
Churchill Appeals For Western Europe Army
Churchill urged the United States and Britain to reinforce Western Europe and form a unified European army including Germany. He spoke to the 15 nation European Assembly and proposed a democratically controlled force united with the United States and Canada. He noted Western forces lag behind Russian capabilities and urged immediate action.
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Strasbourg
France
Winston Churchill
United States
Britain
Germany
European Assembly
Europe
England
Churchill
Security Council
United Nations
Canada
Soldier Paul D. McQuate Wounded in Korea
Cpl. Paul D. McQuate 35 of White Street New London has been wounded on August 4 while serving in North Korea. He is reported being taken to a base hospital in South Korea. A native of Ashland he moved to New London 14 years ago and worked at Lehm a Bakery before enlisting with the army. He serves with the 5th Cavalry Regt and has three daughters including Beverly, 12.
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New London
Paul D. McQuate
Whites Street
U. S
North Korea
Ruth McQuate
Ashland
J. L. Murr
McQuate
South Korea
Army
The
Lehm
Hawaii
Korea
5Th Cavalry
Beverly
iNew London School
Ohio Fuel Gas seeks Aug 15 hearing on expansion plan
Federal Power Commission schedules a hearing for August 15 to review Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus proposal to extend its gas pipeline from its current system to connect with Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. Officials from Texas Eastern to present at the hearing.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Pensacola training to re qualify pilots at NAS Columbus
Two weeks of training at Pensacola Florida is in charge for five fighter squadrons of Port Columbus Naval Air Station starting September 10. Officials say the main aim is to re qualify pilots on carrier landings. Hardware listings follow.
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Columbus
Pensacola
Fla
Port Columbus Naval Air Station
Aval
Nine Year Old Boy Injured At Cascade Park Pool
Robert Gower eight, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Gower 927 East River street lies in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after being struck in the head by a larger boy at Cascade Park pool yesterday afternoon. The boy knocked Robert unconscious, revived by a pool attendant, and the incident was reported to police.
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Robert Gower
Gordon Gower
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cascade Park Pool
Robert
Wayne
Ronald Pontius
Oxford Avenue
Lebanese Embassy aide to speak at Columbus convention
Emile Mattar, secretary of the Lebanese Embassy in the United States, will be one of the speakers at the fourth annual convention of the Federated Syrian-Lebanon Clubs of America in Columbus this weekend. More than 10 000 delegates and guests are expected, convention chairman Joseph Karan said.
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Columbus
Emile Mattar
United States
Federated Synan- Lebanon Clubs of America
Joseph Karan
Pohang Falls To Reds Amid East Korea Front Battle
Allied forces battled to relieve Pohang as Communist troops pushed toward the airport near Pohang. Guerrilla ambushes and river actions dominated the skirmish line along the Naktong as U.S. and South Korean units countered the Red advance and protected key airfield and transport routes.
Taft Election Outlook in Ohio Seen as Tight Race
Political observers in Ohio say Taft's bid for re election faces a close fight with Democrat Joseph Therenson rising as a contender. Labor mobilization and Taft’s stance on Korea influence the race while Ferguson builds a strong independent organization. The outlook is described as promising but uncertain as campaigns intensify.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Joseph Therenson
Cne
Tafts
Taft
Republcan
Korean War Fronts Report From Pohang To Masan
United Press reports on the Pohang front as Communists seize Pohang Port and threaten the main airfield while Allied forces counter attack. Marines push from Chinju, gaining high ground east of the city as North Koreans reportedly retreat. At Namji Ri bridge, Yanks retake the crossing choking a Taegu breakout, as 50,000 Reds mass west of the river. Air power hits enemy troops and tanks ahead of a heavy B 29 strike. Pershing tanks push through road blocks on the Masan front to convoy reinforcements to trapped Americans.
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Tokyo
U.P
U. S
Korea
Pohang
Chinju
Naktong River
Douglas MacArthur
Masan
Taegu
Naktong
United Press
Robert Vermillion
Kigye
Vermillion
MacArthur
United Nations
Cinju
Namji-Ri
Red Bride
Elbow
River Elbow
U S Air Force Navy Marines Hit Korea Targets Hard
U S bombers fighters and night sorties struck North Korean tanks and troop concentrations in Korea. The 5th Air Force reported 291 close support sorties with 14 tanks destroyed and heavy damage to warehouses bridges and trains. Navy Essex carrier aircraft reported 20 troop concentrations destroyed three tanks and multiple warehouses and bridges damaged. An earlier 625 ton B 29 raid targeted oil refiners and marshalling yards at Wonsan and transport centers near the east coast. A hardware and sporting goods ad follows.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Korea
3Th
5Th
Kaesong
Haeyu
Yasu
South Korea
Air Force
Koreen
Wonsan
Lew Condom Inal
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Fred Hogrefe
Amherst
Sidney Jordan
Sheffield Lake
James Ryan
Lorrain
Charles Kendeigh
I. M. Jacobs
Jack Walken
South Amherst
Vern Rundie
la Grange
Harold Douttiel
Delbert Fries
Sheffield
John Ascherie
Frank Clara
Wellington
George Davis
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Thompson
Jack McRoberts
Pittsfield
Neal Ludwig
Fred Wilms
Black River
Vic Resat
Carlisle
Perry Heineman
Columbia
Ray Ewell
Brighton
del Cromsing
Elvrra
Wells Weston
Eaton
Gordon Blackwell
Grafton
Lloyd Weier
Huntington
C. D. Setterfeld
Rochester
Cyrus Dawson
LaGrange
Mr. Treisler
Henrietta
John Sigsworth
Ridgeville
FL Nasher
S. F. Jackson
Penfield
Cecil Humphrey
J. C. MacDermott
Wellngton
Florida
Colson Wheel
Elyria Howe
Teft
Sion
Elyria Duraclean
Ferguson
Don H. Ebright
Ebright
Middle Ave
U.S
Elyria Trading
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