Marines Brace for Fifth Communist Attack on Bunker Hill
Rainy conditions slow days as Marine forces holding Bunker Hill near Panmunjom expect a fifth Chinese assault. Col. Walter Layer says they are ready to clobber the attackers after repelling four prior attacks that tied up a Red regiment. Air support hits enemy bunkers while MiGs remain unseen. Marines plant and remove a stained battle flag in a relief ceremony.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Bunker Hill
Walter F. Layer
Panmunjom
Leathernecks
Fifth Air Force
Yonan
Sariwon
Pyongyang
Eisenhower declines White House briefing invitation
Dwight D. Eisenhower rejected President Truman's invitation to a White House briefing on the foreign situation. He said communications should be known to all Americans and attending would be unwise. He noted Stevenson attended, criticized Stevenson for appearing subservient, and said he would only change stance in a grave emergency while accepting CIA briefing access.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
GOP
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Washington
Atomic gold rush signs sweep Waverly area
Reports describe a rapid boom as the Atomic Energy Commission plans a $1.2 billion plant and two power stations for the region. Officials expect 10 square miles of site, 10 million square feet of buildings, and 1.8 million tons of coal yearly usage with roads and relocation needs under study. Harry Lowman proposes a 200 unit trailer court likely in Waverly.
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Waverly
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
S. R. Saphie
Oak Ridge, Tenn
AEC
Harry Lowman
Ashland
Kentucky House of Representatives
Paducah
Ohio River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Robert E Roscoe
Saphie
Atomic Energy Plant
Man Locked Out By 15th Bride
Francis H. Van Wie the so called Barbara Casanova was locked out by his 15th wife after a report he remained married to a 14th. The 66 year old former San Francisco streetcar conductor said it was a mix up while noting his romantic history includes at least 13 marriages prior to the bigamy conviction. He served two years at San Quentin after a 1945 San Francisco jury found him guilty. Paroled in 1947 he married Mary Abba of Oakland.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Francis H. van Wie
San Francisco
van Wie
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Tonight Through Friday
Partly cloudy with a few showers this evening. Warm and cloudy tonight into Friday morning, then showers returning Friday afternoon with cooler conditions. Tonight’s low around 68. Lake winds variable near 10 mph, earlier southwest 15 mph. Humidity 56 percent, barometer 30.06 steady.
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Ohio
New Elyria Savings and Trust opens new branch bank
A ceremonial tape cutting marked the opening of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company’s new branch at Cleveland street and Abbe road. Mayor Ault and Chamber of Commerce Secretary Norris Ryder attended as 1 000-plus visitors toured the 5 000 square foot, fireproof and air conditioned granite building.
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Henry W. Ault
Chamber of Commerce
Norris Ryder
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
James Lewis
Bobby
Billy
Mayor Ault
Ryder
R. J. Fitch
R. H. Rice
W. H. Gaston
New Branch Bank
C. E. Andress
Elyria
Broad and
Court Streets
Avon
Sporadic Strikes Hit Meat Plants Across Nation
Chicago reports say meat packing negotiations stall as sporadic walkouts loom. CIO United Packinghouse Workers plan to meet Armour and Co and Wilson after Swift and Wilson talks failed. AFL Local 346 warns of possible stoppages. Columbus, Ohio plants threatened.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse
Armour and Co and
Wilson
Swift
AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Armour and Swift
Columbus
AFL
Ralph Root
Armour
Earl W Jimerson
Root
Packers
Pittsburgh Steel Signs Contract With United Steel Workers
The Pitts burgh Steel Company announced a formal contract with the United Steel Workers for its 10 000 employees. Negotiations wrapped last night covering terms from White House talks that ended the nationwide steel strike. Other majors also reported settlements or near settlements with the union.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Company
CIO
United Steelworkers
White House
Pittsburgh Steel
Nsw
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel
Missing Boy Louis Sandoval Still Not Found
Louis Sandoval fourteen remains missing as welfare workers report he is not at the Oberlin Children’s Home and had been in a foster home. The Lorain County Child Welfare Board notes he has not yet been found despite searches in progress.
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Louis Sandoval
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
Oberlin
Sandoval
Investigators Check Voters Addresses in Cleveland Precinct
Election Board investigators verified 129 of 334 voters in precinct B do not reside at their registered addresses. Reports by special assistants Thomas Crisaft and George Bradon tag possible fraud in the May 6 primary votes.
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Cleveland Election Board
Thomas Crisaft
George Bradon
Ted W. Brown
AFL Seen Preparing To Endorse Presidential Candidate
The AFL Executive Council moved toward endorsing a presidential candidate for the first time in 28 years, inviting Democratic Governor Adlai Stevenson and Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower to address the convention. After speeches, the council is expected to back a candidate, with Stevenson favored by many among the rank and file. The vote's unanimity was not disclosed as tensions between older and younger elements surfaced amid pressure for a clear stand.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Labor Organization
Adla E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
AFL
Stevenson
Eisenhower
New York
Truman
William Green
Gunmen Rob Warren Banker of 70000 Dollar Heist
Two masked gunmen stopped an auto carrying 70000 dollars from the Woodland Ave branch of the Union Savings and Trust Co in Warren Ohio. They forced the car to the curb with a shotgun and revolver. Police set roadblocks and dubbed the robbery slick.
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Warren
Charles Foley
Woodland Ave
The
Union Savings and Trust Co
Where To Turn Amherst Books Calendar of Events
Amherst calendar items list events and notices across local venues including libraries theatres and clubs. Highlights include book talks readings and community gatherings with dates times and locations for residents.
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Amherst Books
Elyria Editorials
Hospital Notes
Oberlin TV
Theatres
Wellington
Recent Rains Help Lorain County Crops Says Agent
County Extension agent Carl Deeds reports light weekly rain benefiting pasture land and grasses, soybeans, corn, and new seedings in Lorain County. He notes improved growth, better fruit set for peaches apples pears, and that rain will aid crop quality though ground moisture remains shallow.
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Lorain County
Carl Deeds
Deeds
Woman Killed by Propellor at Lake Front Airport
Mrs Shirley Fuller of Wyandotte Michigan was struck on the back of the head by a blimp propeller at the lake front airport while helping load advertising balloons. A balloon blew away and she chased it, colliding with the whirling propeller in a freak accident.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Shirley Fuller
Wyandotte
Mich
Lake Front
Peiping Radio Declares UN Apologies Worthless
Peiping Radio claimed UN apologies for violating the Panmunjom neutral zone are worthless and said UN planes entered the conference area. The broadcast asserted the UN admits shelling the zone on Aug 3 only due to hot evidence and noted Col. Charles W. McCarthy’s regrets over Aug 10 and 11 UN flights.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Peiping
United Nations
Charles W. McCarthy
400 Go On Trial For Riot In Egypt
A five man military court opened in Kafr El Dawar near Alexandria to try about 400 strikers for the riot that left eight dead and 30 injured. Gen Mohammed Naguib denounced the rioters as traitors and warned of the death penalty for civil violence. Army convoys patrolled the textile town as unrest follows Farouk era bans on strikes and unions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Kafr el Dawar
Aly Maher
Mohammed Naguib
Farouk
Ohio Edison awards building contract to i T J Hume Co
Ohio Edison Co. selects the i T. J. Hume Co. to construct a new two story office and service building on about 25 acres on Lake Ave beyond Elyria city limits. The Lake Erie Division offices will serve Elyria Lorain Vermilion and adjoining areas with work set to start immediately to enable quick occupancy.
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It. J. Hume Co
Ohio Edison Co
Lake Ave
Ely- Ma
Lake Erie
Ohio Edison
Avon
Huron
Fairfield
Erhart
Elyria
Lorain
Vermilion
Boy Hit By Car While Riding Bike Injured in Avon Lake
Nine year old David Bishop son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bishop of 215 Avondale Avenue Avon Lake was reported in fair condition with a possible skull fracture at Elysia Memorial Hospital after a Wednesday afternoon automobile bicycle crash on Chestnut Ridge Road. William L Gerlach of North Olmsted said he was driving east on Chestnut Ridge when the boy swerved into the path of his car. A panel truck passed the Gerlach vehicle as the incident occurred near 5 10 p.m. and the injured boy was taken to the hospital with his parents.
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David Bishop
Harry Bishop
Avondale Avenue
Avon Lake
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Ridge Road
Bishop
William L. Gerlach
North Olmsted
Gerlach
Chestnut Ridge
Mark Sullivan Dies After Heart Attack in Avondale
Mark Sullivan newspaperman and columnist dies of a heart attack at Chester County Hospital. He would have turned 79 next month. He is survived by his son Mark Sullivan Jr. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 am in West Grove.
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West Chester
Mark Sullivan
Chester County
Mark Sullivan Jr
Avondale
Sullivan
West Chester Morning Republican
West Chester State Normal School
Marrie McMechen Buchanan
West Grove
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
White House
Our Times
Arkansas Winner Backs Stevenson for Presidency
Francis Cherry, winner of the Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial nomination and runner-up in the run-off, endorsed Adlai E. Stevenson for the presidency. The endorsement comes after Cherry’s decisive primary victory over Gov. Sid McMath.
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Little Rock
Ark
Francis ‘Cherry
Sid McMath
Arkansas
Adlai E. Stevenson
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