March North urged as 16 allies seek Korean talks deal
A crisis meeting of 16 Korean allies chaired by Henry Cabot Lodge at the U S delegation in midtown seeks a compromise plan to heal Britain U S rift over Russia and India in the Korean political conference. A draft resolution lists Australia France Canada Thailand Colombia the Philippines Turkey Britain the United States and South Korea. The group must finish a consensus by Monday or face a split in the United Nations assembly as the Soviet bloc presses a peace backed offensive with diplomats including V K Krishna Menon and Andrei Vishinsky pushing back.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
Britain
U.S
Russia
India
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Mid- Manhattan
Lodge
Australia
France
Canada
Thailand
Colombia
Philippines
Turkey
South Korea
Special Assembly
Middle East
Andrei Vishinsky
Tragic Train Collision at Irk River Viaduct Leaves 10 Dead
In Manchester two trains collided atop the Irk River viaduct at dawn. The electric train rammed the steam train, sending the lead coach through a brick wall and plunging 90 feet into the river. At least 10 dead and about 50 injured, with fears of more fatalities. Rescue teams pried through the wreckage as hospitals prepared for casualties.
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Manchester
England
Bury
Irk River
Polio Claims 20 Year Old Bride Married Last Week
Mrs. Mary M. Brittenham Par sons of Delaware Ohio died Friday in Children's Hospital Columbus after marrying just days earlier last Saturday. The bride, age 20, contracted polio leading to her death, underscoring the tragedy of the outbreak.
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Columbus
Delaware, O
Mary M. Brittenham Parsons
Children’s Hospital
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Today and Weekend
Sunny and warm with a high near 82, followed by a clear cooler night with a low around 58. Sunday remains fair and mild. Lake Erie winds northwest at 20 mph this afternoon and tonight, shifting Sunday forenoon. Relative humidity near 46 percent and 61 grains per pound. Friday temperature range 57 to high. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday. Friday 8 a.m. humidity 9 percent, 8 p.m. 49 percent. Saturday sunrise 5:43 p.m., sunset 7:29 p.m., moonrise 11:21 a.m., moonset 9:39 p.m. Saturday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Sunger
Reds Hold Army Pilots After Error
In Heidelberg two U S Army captains conducting field maneuvers near the Iron Curtain frontier landed their L-19 on a Soviet zone highway about six miles northwest of Hof Germany and were reported missing presumed held by the Russians. The officers from the First Division were flying from Aschaffenburg to Bamberg when they overshot the boundary. names not released pending family notification.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Hof
U.S
First Division
Aschaffenburg
Bamberg
Bavaria
East German Union Demands Purge of Underground Leaders
In East Berlin Herbert Warnke of the Free German Trade Union Federation called for a sweeping purge to crush an underground network he blamed for strikes in the Soviet zone. He warned that the group extends into union leadership as authorities push a new campaign after the June 17 riots.
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Berlin
Germany
Herbert Warnke
Free German Trade Union Federation
East Berlin
Red
Warnke
Taegsliche Rundschaw
Winners In Boat Race Announced
Gemini a Star class boat owned by John Stack of Vermilion Lagoons won the Brown trophy for the 33 mile Put-in-Bay to Vermilion race with a time of 4 hours 50 minutes 22.5 seconds. Second was Sprite owned by M Sinclair of Toledo Yacht Club, third MadCap owned by W L Kershew of Edgewater Yacht Club.
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Gemini
John Stack
Vermilion Lagoons
Put-in-Bay
Vermilion
Stack
Vermilion Boat Club
Sprite
McCarthy Reds in Government hearings enter public phase
Senate investigators wrap a week of secret testimony as they prepare for next Monday's public hearings on Reds in government. The Permanent Investigating subcommittee led by Sen. McCarthy continues the closed door search for possible Communists in government Printing Office staff. Detroiter Frank Liban, 35, was identified as the fourth victim in Wednesday's $50,000 fire at a General Motors Livonia transmission plant. the body was found Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Government
Detroit
INS
General Motors
Livensia
Frank Liban
Bricker Cancels Africa Trip for ABA Sessions
Washington UP a Bricker office announced Sen John W Bricker will cancel a planned Africa trip to attend American Bar Association sessions in Boston on Aug 24. He was slated to depart soon for an African tour with the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee.
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Washington
John W. Bricker
R-O
Africa
American Bar Association
Boston
Brentwood Lake Sewer Plan Approved for Brentwood Village
County commissioners said the state health department approved the Brentwood Lake Village sanitary sewer plan for Graf ton road. The project, developed by the Spitzer Brothers, totals about 85000 dollars with 50000 for sewers and 35000 for disposal, to start before September 1, 1954 and be built by Spitzer Hardware and Supply Co. The system will later transfer to county maintenance under an existing sewer district as development continues.
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State Health Department
Brentwood Lake Village
Grafton Road
Spitzer Brothers
Stanley H. Markey
Lebanon
John D. Porterfield
Spitzer
Spitzer Hardware and Supply Co
Brentwood
Oscar G. Dunn
Spitzers
Four Wakeman Boys Report Gang Damaged Auto After Stop
The sheriff’s department received word today of about 12 youths who halted four Wakeman boys on Route 20 west of Route 38 at 1am on their way home from an Oberlin movie. The attackers jumped the car, damaged windows, smeared debris in the gas tank, and pursued the youths after a truck driver intervened. Names given: Tom Rippon Robert Burke William Frenk and John Picken.
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Sheriffs Department
Wakeman
Oberlin
Tom Rippon
Robert Burke
William Frenk
John Picken
Route 20
iRoute 38
Where To Turn Pare Amherst 22 Taree & Horn Repmr 74 49
Calendar of events and notices appears from a historical newspaper page. It lists sections such as Society, Sports, Estate Transfers, and various local items. Fragmentary text includes references to meetings or notices with scattered names and numbers.
Recreation Dept To Have Own Storage Building
The Elyria Recreation department will get a dedicated storage building after a contract awarded by Safety Service Director Ralph Terry. Elxna Truck and Implement Co. bid $3,103 for a 30 by 40 foot metal building to be erected on the recreation field off Route 113, with completion planned for September.
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Washington
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Recreation Department
Safety Service
Ralph Terry
Recreution
Route 113
Elxna Truck and Implement Compens
Hurricane Barbara Ends After 7 Die and 1.3 Million Loss
Hurricane Barbara swept the Atlantic coast from Florida to Cape Cod causing seven deaths and about 1.3 million dollars in damage. The system weakened as it moved seaward off Nova Scotia, with Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard largely spared though yachts were washed ashore on Nantucket. Coast Guard warnings drew Long Island residents to higher ground and several New York City area fatalities were tied to the storm.
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Nantucket
Mass
Atlantic
Florida
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Weather Bureau
Nova Scotia
New England
Martha’s Vineyard
Atlantic Seaboard
North Carolina
New York City
Martha's Vineyard
Coast Guard
Long Island
Henry Ford Jr
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Norfolk County
Ex-POWs Return on Second Freedom Flight
Nine former prisoners of war reach Travis AFB California on the second freedom flight since the Korean armistice. Eight require medical care and one rushes to his sick father. The group includes Lt Col Thomas D Harrison, visiting cousin of Allied truce negotiator Gen William K Harrison. Eight more repatriates arrive at Andrews AFB Maryland en route to hospitals with tuberculosis.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Military Air Transport Service
Tokyo
Honolulu
Air Force
Thomas D. Harrison
William K. Harrison
Lawrence A. Busbee
Ruskin
Fla
East
Andrews Air Force Base
Scott Air Base
Belleville
Korea
Navy Veteran Named As New City Patrolman Near Elyria
Safety Service Director G Ralph Terry announced Richard Gribben 21 a Class B patrolman in the Elyria Police Department will begin service tomorrow Gribben a Elyria High School graduate 1949 enlisted in the Navy served on an aircraft carrier in the Pacific and was discharged last April He and his wife who wed in San Diego reside at 339 Gulf road Timms Spring Company employee in Elyria.
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Safety Service
G. Ralph Terry
Richard Gribben
Elyria
Terry
Gribben
Elyria High School
Navy
Pacific
Timms Spring Company
San Diego
California
Gulf Road
VFW Post 1079 Set For Elyria Picnic At Willow Park
Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 in Elyria will hold their annual picnic tomorrow August 16 at Willow Park Graf ton. Activities begin at 10 a.m. with contests for children and an adult ball game. Attendees bring their own lunch.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079
Elyria
Willow Park
Grafton
Motorcyclist Hurt In Route 254 Crash
Charles R. Wright, 22, of 754 West River Road, was taken to St Joseph's Hospital, Lorain after a late Friday crash on Route 254 near Elyria Avenue. Riding east, he tried to slow for a turning car, lost control and left the road injuring his scalp and left shoulder, leg and both hands.
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Charles R. Wright
West River Road
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Wright
Government projects to push construction spending past 345 billion
Washington says total outlay for new construction in 1953 will exceed 345 billion dollars, about 2 billion more than 1952. Private industrial, farm and hospital building were the only sectors down for the year, with overall activity remaining strong.
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Washington
Rhee Urges North Korea March After Sixth Republic Anniversary
President Syngman Rhee bluntly urged a march north at the earliest possible time to seize North Korea from the Communists on South Korea’s sixth republic anniversary. He warned the post-armistice conference will fail to unify peacefully and urged steadfast resistance to Red propaganda at the talks.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
North Korea
Rhee
Hitch Hikers May Lose Custody Of Baby And Girl
A Dallas couple hitchhiking with two children may lose custody as authorities uncover the 11 month old baby did not belong to them and an 11 year old girl is also in their care. Lorain county welfare holds the children while the man and woman await investigation. Investigators say contact has been made with the baby's real parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Welch of Kansas.
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Dallas
Tex
Harold Ewing
Lorain County
Ewing
Charles Welch
Kansas No. 2
53 Year-Old Man Fails In Second Lake Erie Swim
Leamington Ontario reports a Brooklyn grandfather William Sadie, 53, failed in a second Lake Erie crossing after 15 hours 20 minutes in the water. He abandoned the attempt 15 miles from the American shore amid darkness and choppy conditions. He was found at a friend’s home after an all-night search. Sadie, a physical educator at Brooklyn Technical Institute, had started from Point Pelee toward Cedar Point, Ohio, with a prior one earlier this month ending after six hours.
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Leamington
Ont
Brooklyn
Lake Erie
William Sadie
Brooklyn Technical Institute
Friends
Sadle
Point Pelee
Cedar Pont
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