Red Youths Disperse In Berlin Police Break Up Rally
West Berlin police acted quickly to thwart Communist efforts at the border as thousands of Red Youth delegates gathered at three border points. Earlier clashes left 432 injured as 14 000 youths fought police. 116 youths were arrested and riot squads were deployed across the city to prevent an East Berlin rally disruption.
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West Berlin
Potsdamer Platz
Neu- Keelin
Wedding
East Berlin
Bank President Charged With Embezzling Funds
The FBI charged Ludwig R Schlekat president of Parnassus National Bank with embezzling over 600000 dollars. Investigators say he falsified records and misappropriated bank funds, marking a swift conclusion to a brief investigation.
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New Kensington
FBI
Ludwig R. Schlekat
Parnassus Nationa Bank
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy and humid with a few light showers this afternoon and evening. Tonight will be cloudy and cooler, then clearing and mild Friday. Highs around 75. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Truman rebuffs 1952 campaign talk at news conference
President Truman showed displeasure at discussing 1952 political possibilities and dismissed questions about Eisenhower. He avoided naming potential candidates, said more important issues were at hand, and welcomed support from Senator Douglas if he were a candidate. He praised a Look magazine article commending his administration.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Paul H. Douglas
Mr. Truman
Current Look Magazine
Harry Truman
Henry Steele Commager
St John’s School Opens As 100 Students Expected
About 100 children are expected for registration and orientation at St John’s Lutheran school on September 4, marking opening week activities. A teachers meeting is planned for Wednesday, with regular classes starting at 8 30 a m on Thursday. Staff includes P M Schroeter principal and 6 7 8th grade teacher Frederick Nitschke in his second year and Miss Elizabeth Dahlke teaching grades 1 and 2.
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St. John’s Lutheran School
P. M. Schroeter
Frederick Nitschke
Elizabeth Dahlke
MacArthur Rejects Invitation to Jap Peace Conference
General Douglas MacArthur has refused an invitation to attend the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Francisco in September. State Department urged reconsideration but provided no indication he would change his stance. Dulles warned the Kremlin plans and said the final form of the pact remains unsettled.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
MacArthur
Japan
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Cleveland
San Franciscco
Mr. Truman
Climb Toward Plane Wreck In Alaska
Ground Porties climbed toward the wreckage of a Navy privateer after a crash on Amak Island. Twelve persons were aboard when the plane was sighted smashed into a mountain side. A lone Navy pilot reported seeing two survivors. Amak Island lies about 430 miles southwest of Kodiak.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Amak Island
Kodiak
Vandalism and Theft at Steve's Sunoco Station
Vandalism and theft were reported at Steve's Sunoco Station after 10 30 p m last Monday. A 50 foot length of signal hose was taken and a kerosene tank damaged. Total loss estimated at 15 dollars.
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Steve's
Sunoco
Sheriff's Department
Committee Finds Discrimination Against Huber in Ohio Election
A House Elections subcommittee reported discrimination against former Democratic Rep. Walter B. Huber in last year’s Ohio congressional race while finding no evidence of ballot fraud. Huber, defeated narrowly by Republican William H. Ayres, claimed ballot rotation under a new state provision affected his chances. The panel said he could challenge ballot form in Ohio courts.
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Washington
House
Walter B. Huber
Ohio
Huber
William H. Ayres
Hubert
Red Cross relief fund total reaches 595 in Elyria appeal
The Elyria Red Cross reports 595 in donations toward a 4000 goal for flood relief. Miss Edna Schropp explains government funds restore public property but not individuals, urging public support to aid disaster rehabilitation nationwide. Donors include A J Plocher Mrs C S Rieley and Miss Gladys Berg at the Masonic Temple office.
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Red Cross
Elyria
Edna Schropp
Miss Schr
A. J. Plocher
C. 8. Rieley
Gladys Berg
Truman Says Russia Can't Block Jap Peace Treaty
President Truman rejected Russia's bid to propose new terms at San Francisco and voiced willingness to meet with Soviet F diplomat Andrei Gromyko if desired. He said MacArthur could speak to the conference but may not be invited, while the Philippines will participate and sign the treaty.
Wooldridge resigns as Lorain County welfare director
Floyd L. Wooldridge 30 Lorain County welfare director for 14 months resigned effective immediately. County commissioners Oscar Dunn and J Norman Thompson accepted the move to focus on his public accounting practice. Wooldridge had led welfare cost reductions since taking the post May 1 1950 and wrote the pressure of managing both jobs was overwhelming. Certification for a successor is expected in days and the department will run under commissioners until a new chief is named.
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Floyd L. Wooldridge
Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Wooldridge
Board of Commissioners
Dunn
State Civil Service Commission
Welfare Department
Elyria
Floyd L. Shaw
Civil Service Commission
George W. Lawrence
Norwalk
Clifford Waterhouse
East Avenue
Oscar Dunn
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
Norwalk High School
Western Reserve University
UN Planes Hit Red Convoys Frontline Reinforcements
UN bombers and fighters attacked Communist supply convoys moving to western and central fronts. Reports say about 300 vehicles were attacked with 50 destroyed and 30 damaged amid low clouds aiding enemy cover.
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Heauguansons
Korea
United Nations
Cool Air Over Texas Teases Heat Relief in North Texas
A small mass of cool air hovered over North Texas described as a teaser by the weather bureau. The system offered only brief relief from the recent intense heat gripping the Lone Star state as conditions remained largely unchanged.
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Texas
Sinmak
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Korea
Songchon
Yongdok
Dallas
Tex
North Texas
Weather Bureau
Lone Star
Reds Agree to Subcommittee on Korean Armistice Buffer Zone
UN and Communist negotiators set a four member subcommittee to draft a demilitarized buffer zone and a cease fire line plan. The group will meet in Kaesong at 11 a.m. tomorrow with a news blackout and will include Maj. Gen. Hodes and Maj. Gen. Craigie for the UN side and Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho for the Communists.
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Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
C. Turner Joy
Henry J
Hammering Hawk) Hodes
Sth Army
U.S. 7Th Division
Manchurian Frontier
Laurence C. Craigie
Far East Air Forces
Arleigh
Park Sun Yup
Lee Sang Cho
South Korea
China
Communists
Korean Independence League
Manchuria
Hsieh Fang
Chi- No. 2
Ptage
Court Action Report by Lorain County Clerk
The Lorain County courthouse fiscal year ending June 30 shows 197 criminal cases brought, 180 decided, 54 pending, and civil filings at 1,103 with 1,031 disposed and 672 pending. Criminal costs totaled 8179.17 dollars with 5369 paid in jury fees.
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Lorain County
H. E. Agate
Police Arrest 3 Boys After Fast Chase In Auto
Three juveniles ages 16 and 17 were arrested after a 60 mph pursuit on Cleveland Street. The suspects followed and blinded a man with a spotlight, then fled. police recovered the light and noted the car brakes were faulty. All were sent to Juvenile Court.
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Cleveland Street
Lorain County
Robert Schroeder
Beebecourt
Abbe Road
Garfield Bridge
North Ridge Road
Schroeder
Indonesia raids arrest 23 in a crackdown on a revolutionary plot
Police in Jakarta arrested 23 parliament members government officials and newspaper editors in raids aimed at stopping a revolutionary plot. The action drew reports from New York papers and various out of town publications.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
New York
Marsh Guenin
Adv
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