300 Reds Protest Food Plan
Berlin report on a protest by 300 Reds against resuming the free food program for East Germans amid Western caution toward a four power Germany conference. U.S. commander Timothy Timberman relayed Allied rebuke to West Berlin Mayor Reuter as police dispersed the demonstration near an unemployment office. More than 2.5 million West Berliners have received parcels. Soviet airfield reshuffles denied by American officials.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Thomas S. Timberman
U. S
Russia
Germany
East Germany
Red Air Force
Avon Board To Consider New Water Petitions
Avon officials met with C. L. Snyder of Hillsboro to review additional petitions for extending the water system. The board will weigh whether benefiting property can sustain the required assessments. They also discussed possible extra costs if rock is encountered during trenching.
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Avon Board
Board of Public Affairs
Avon
C. L. Snyder
Hillsboro
Ind
William Graham
Northeastern Ohio Weather Summary With Warm Spell
Fair and continued warm this afternoon with a high near 89. Tonight partly cloudy and warmer than Thursday with a low around 65. Saturday clouds bring cooler temps and showers in the afternoon. Lake Erie winds SW 15 mph through Saturday forenoon. Humidity around 72 percent with 8 grains moisture per pound of dry air. Precipitation 0.01 inch in the past 24 hours. Temperature ranges and other notes reference past conditions and daily forecasts.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Fifth Day Quakes Hit Ionian Islands Destroy Hospital
A hospital on Zante collapsed amid a fifth day of Ionian Sea quakes destroying most infrastructure. Cephalonia and Ithaca faced ongoing temblors as fires raged. Air drops by American and British forces aimed to reach survivors as death toll estimates ranged from 400 to 1,000.
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Lonian Islands
Athens
Greece
Zante
Ionian Sea
French Strikes Slow to Halt as Govt Extends Emergency
Paris reports mass work stoppages involving four million workers, yet some essential services begin partial restoration. Banks, insurance firms, stock exchanges and department stores stay open as independent unions return to work. Transit partially resume. 1,350 volunteers aid mail delivery and troops. observers foresee a possible National Assembly recall to test union government power.
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Paris
France
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Fun Is Always Spoiled at Pittsburgh Dump Scene
Crowds tramped through debris at a city dump Thursday filling shopping bags, dishpans and buckets with money. Bills ranged from $1 to $100 before the Federal Reserve Bank declared them worthless and sent them to a city incinerator. Many apparently escaped the flames.
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Pittsburgr
Federal Reserve Bank
Neighbor's Help Averts Possible Fire Tragedy
Early this morning Alvin Johnson aided Mrs. Bohannon and her three children at 328 18th St by entering their burning home and helping extinguish a fire in the living room. The family’s baby was evacuated, and firefighters later controlled the blaze. No injuries reported. damage included an upholstered chair, leather chair, floor, rug, window casing, door, shades, and drapes. cause undetermined, suspectedVacant behind cushions. Insurance covered damages. Also noted were two prior fires in the area, one at 338 Furnace St and another at 336 West St, with varying damage and causes.
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Ida Bohannon
328
18Th Street
333
Elyria Foundry
Alvin Johnson
Bohannon
Johnson
Bohannon Leieves
Bothannon
Harshaw Chermical Company
Department D
Furnace Street
Charles Kuchenruhler
West Street
Austin Grueser
Prowler Reported on Cruce's Property at Night
Melvin Cruce told deputy sheriffs a prowler on his property pulled a knife on him near 2119 Middle Avenue at 10 25 p m as he approached the man the prowler fled Cruce provided deputies with a description of the suspect.
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Melvin Cruce
Middle Avenue
Cruce
Driver Falls Asleep, Truck Dives Into Ditch Near Hallouer
Orlo Light of Sulphur Springs Ohio drove a truck last evening into a ditch on Hallouer road after claiming he fell asleep at the wheel. No injuries reported, deputies noted damage to the vehicle and roadway.
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Orlo Light
Sulphur Springs
Hallouer Road
$20 Stolen From James Jones on Linwood Street
James Jones reported to the sheriff's department that twenty dollars was stolen from a box in his dresser sometime yesterday morning on Linwood Street.
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James Jones
Linwood Street
Sheriff Department
Wheat Growers Vote On Federal Wheat Controls Plan
Lorain County farmers joined about 400,000 nationwide in voting on a government plan for rigid wheat controls aimed at reducing the record supply. Ballots were cast at Wellington and Carlisle fire stations starting 7 am, with results sent to Columbus. Voters chose whether to support federal sales controls and a 90 percent parity price or abandon quotas and drop to 50 percent parity.
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Carlisle
Carl Ives
Wakeman
Carl Becker
Karl Simms
Carl Diedrick
Lorain County
Wellington
County Production and Marketing Administration
Columbus
84 Americans Return From Korea as Atrocities Reported
At Panmunjom, 84 Americans along with one Canadian and 324 other Allied soldiers returned to freedom after Operation Big Switch. Some described brutal treatment including baronetting and beatings by Communist guards, and one prisoner was tied to tanks and dragged. The releases bring UN forces total to 8,411 with 907 Americans.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Freedom
Freedom Gate
United Nations
Guss
Cuvs
Ne J
James Ro Hint
Russell
Dean Wee
Official Announcements Reveal 244 Names From Red Prison Death List
The Defense Department released 123 American names claimed by Communists to have died in North Korean camps, the second such list in 24 hours. Officials cautioned there is no verification of the reports.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Air Force
Moroccan Chiefs To Depose Sultan Civil War Threat Looms
Rabat dispatch reports pro French Pasha Thami el Mezouari el Glaoui summoning 350 pashas and 2,000 Moroccans to Marrakech to crown Moulay Mohammed ben Arafa as sultan, a move seen as deposing Sidi Mohammed ben Youssef amid reform-law grievances and nationalist tension. Defense officials caution about Communist POW lists and seek verification while families face terse telegrams with four words indicating possible deaths in Red prison camps.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Marrakech
Morocco
Pasha Thami el Mezouari el Glaoui
Marrakech Palace
Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
eliGlaoui
Sidi
Mohammed Ben Youssef
el Glaoui
Suits Seek 190000 In Fatal Fuller Road Crash
Two civil suits filed in Cleveland seek 190000 total after a June 30 crash at Fuller road and Route 57 killed George Prima 65 and Bertha Kaszczyc and injured Helen Rasch 34. Rasch sues for 150000 and Kaszczyc as administrator for 40000 against Concrete Masonry Corp. The deceased driver was also from Cleveland.
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Fuller Road
Route 57
Concrete Masonry Corp
Huron Street
Helen Rasch
East 85Th Street
Kaszczyc
George Prima
Cleveland
Hurricane nears New Jersey and New York resorts
A tropical hurricane battered the Maryland coast and moved north toward New Jersey and New York. Warnings extended from Cape May to Long Island as air and utility crews prepared for wind damage while coastal resorts braced for possible rain and high tides.
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New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Ocean City
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic City
N. J
About & P.m. E
Norfolk
Hoisten
Cape May
Mars
Coast Guard
Long Island Ioast
Sand- Spit Islands
Florida
Norfolk-Virginia Beach
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware-New Jersey
$9 000 Verdict In Pike Turnpike Case
A jury awarded $9,000 in the first Lorain County turnpike appropriation trial. Walter Angersbach’s Portman road farm faces loss of about a half acre and proximity to his home. The award split $500 for land loss and $8,500 for damages after a three day trial before Judge D A Cook. Several other property suits by the Turnpike Commission are pending.
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Walter Angersbach
Portman Road
Brownhelm Township
Angersbach
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lorain County
Turnpike Commission
Grandfather Makes Second Try to Swim Lake Erie
Leamington Ont. A 53 year old grandfather begins his second attempt to swim from Canada to the United States across Lake Erie. William Sadle, a Brooklyn Polytechnic Tech Institute instructor, started at 4 20 a m after a first attempt Aug 3 was halted by rough water. Weather predicted gentle variable winds.
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Leamington
Ont
Lake Erie
Canada
United States
William Sadle
Brooklyn
N. Y
UN demands immediate pledge to repatriate all POWs at Panmunjom
The United Nations Command urged the Communists to return all willing Allied prisoners without exception under Operation Big Switch, amid fears some may be kept beyond 60 days after the armistice. Col. Friedersdorff announced the demand at Panmunjom, citing reports of Americans held back and warning such retention would violate the armistice.
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Panmunjom
INS
United Nations Command
Korea
Neutral Nations Commission
China
Louis C. Friederssdorff
Red Committee
Friedersdorff
Gravely
Two Boys Apprehended In Sunrise Market Burglary
Deputy James Howard spotted two youths behind a counter at Sunrise Food Market on Fuller Road at 12 47 am. Deputies Gomez Niece and Elyna police secured the building and arrested a 16 or 17 year old and a 15 or 16 year old held for juvenile authorities.
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James Howard
Fuller Road
Howard
Lloyd Seckt
Manuel Gomez
Roy Niece
Elyna Police
Gomez
Cepwises
Finance Director Ronald Anderson Dies at Convention
Ronald T. Anderson, 59, Cleveland finance director, died of a heart attack early today at the Carnival Club in downtown Cleveland while attending a finance directors’ convention. Custom built Motorola auto radios advertised at $39.95 and up by Ero Radio. Ph. 3176.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Ronald T. Anderson
Anderson
Motorola
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Lixouri
Santel
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William Wenker
Philace
Prowler Reported
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Charles J. Wolfe
Wallace, W. Va
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Page Amherst
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