Stabilizer Plans Cattle Price Drive
Washington DC Michael V DiSalle announced a crackdown on suspected violators of cattle price ceilings amid signs of a black market in beef He ordered OPS enforcement teams to inspect slaughter plants and urged the Justice Department to prioritize cattle price cases He threatened to extend ceilings to sellers and require every steer sold to meet a specific ceiling price.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Congress
OPS
Justice Department
Resurfacing Of Roads In County Nearly Complete
Lorain County engineers say the annual road resurfacing program is near completion. Hart Construction has completed twelve full resurfacing projects with many more spots sealed. Future work includes a new federally aided bridge at Dice Hill near Pleasant View Sanatorium in Amherst township.
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Lorain County
Don Patterson
Hart Construction
Patterson
Dice Hill
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Amherst Township
No Relief Seen In Texas Heat Wave
Dallas report shows 36 deaths from a brutal Texas heat wave with no relief in sight as the extreme temperatures persist across the state.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
St Agnes School to Open September 5 in Lake Avenue Parochial System
Parochial community prepares St Agnes School on Lake Avenue for September 5 opening. Parish men renovate the facility while officials plan six classroom divisions and a staff led by Sister Bernice CSJ plus three sisters and two lay aides.
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St. Agnes
Lake Avenue
Bernice
C.S.J
Elyria Library Names New Children’s Dept Head
Marilyn Lee Ferguson was appointed head of the Elyria Public Library children’s department. She begins September 4, with a background at Kent State in library work and prior experience as assistant county librarian in Canton. Her husband recently became Lorain City Schools’ child study specialist.
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Marilyn Lee Ferguson
Longfellow
Elyria Public Library
Lorain
Elyria
Linda Cuyler
Elizabeth Taylor
Longfellow Room
Vivian Hackett
Tehran Police Block Mosque as Oil Dispute Tensions Rise
Police rushed to Tehran's central mosque to block a threatened nationalist demonstration over concessions in the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. Iran and Britain resume talks tomorrow as U S envoy Harriman urges reconsideration of a 50 50 oil split proposal under debate in Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Fidai
W. Averell Harriman
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Korea Veteran Visits Parents Goes To Base
George G. Canter 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ted Canter of Oberlin road has returned home from Korea after a 30 day visit. A member of the Seventh Infantry Regiment he entered service last June and went to Korea in November. He has now left for Indian Gap Pennsylvania to await reassignment.
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Korea
George G. Canter
Ted Canter
Oberlin Road
Young Canter
Seventh Infantry Regiment
Elyria
Indian Gap
Penn
Marines to Release Two Reserve Groups This Fall
The Marine Corps announced the release of two more Marine enlisted reserve groups from active duty in September and October. Specific numbers were not disclosed. Enlistees qualify if they served 90 days or more in World War II or are 26 or older with 12 months in the current emergency.
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Nashington
Marine Corps
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio mild and showery
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight then a Saturday that is mostly cloudy and warmer. Lows near 57 tonight with scattered showers likely Saturday and a chance of showers Tuesday or Wednesday. Total rainfall around a quarter to a half inch, cooler by midweek, with average temperatures near normal and highs from 58 to 86. Markets noted on page two.
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Ohio
Armer
Delicate Operation Seen Last Hope For Elyria Boy
Ronald Smith three and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs John Smith 609 West Fifteenth street will undergo a delicate heart operation in Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia on Tuesday. Dr Charles Bailey will perform the procedure to correct a septal heart condition. The family seeks funds for the out of state hospital bill and faces financial difficulty as insurance and national heart agencies offer limited aid for individual cases.
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Ronald Smith
John Smith
West Fifteenth Street
Charles Bailey
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Smiths
Ater
Committee OKays Money Bill After Major Cuts
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 1.68 billion emergency appropriation for the 1952 fiscal year after shaving 625.3 million from Truman requests. Key cuts hit the Civil Defense Administration, trimmed to 65.3 million, with 260 million for the Atomic Energy Commission and 790.2 million for the General Services Administration. The panel also denied fire fighting funds for civil defense, saying costs should be state and local. Other items include 28 million for the Coast Guard and 21.6 million to recruit farm labor from Mexico.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Civil Defense Administration
Congress
Civil Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
General Services Administration
Appropriations Committee
AEC
Bureau of Narcotics
Coast Guard
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Labor Department
Mexico
Health Contest Winners Named Across District Demonstrations
District demonstrations held at Wellington and Elyria Y M C A along with an Oberlin High style revue announced junior and senior division winners in nutritional, clothing, and dress categories. County health winners were James Regal of Huntington and Marilyn Frank of Rochester.
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Wellington
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Oberlin High School
Annabelle Leininger
Huntington
Rhonda Fish
Columbia
Lawrence Jordan
James Sheffield
Pittsfield
Marilyn Anderson
Brighton
Judy Finkel
Margaret Meloy
Rochester
Barbara Grills
Eaton
Phyllis Boorn
Florence Dunham
Fields
Karen Langdon
Donna Widdowson
Shirley Finkel
Pat Garman
Janet Stone
Vivian Conklin
LaDonna Snyder
Dairy Foods
Marilyn Frank
Norma Witty
Mary Lou Wargo
Joan Holmes
Rachel Betts
Cathy Meyer
Brownhelm
Alyce Sick
Rose Peabody
Carol Nasipak
Carol Hurst
Oberhin
Sovs
Royal Dobbins
Htuntington
Style Review
Approns
Susan Westbrook
Martha Ean Brownheilm
Melinda Murray
Carol Walter
Roberta Bryant
Sonja Manuel
Joyce Meitzke
Elyria
Janet Alexander
Marguerite Varga
Camden
Amy Raber
Anne Johnson
Charlotte Holcomb
Henrietta
Norma Whitty
Marilyn Vargo
Joan Peak
Lois Weston
Mary Scott
Tanet Weston
Janet Schlechter
James Regal
Busy Schedule Of Drum Corps Planned By Post 12
The American Legion Post 12 drum corps led by manager Al Vietzen has a busy slate. They open August 23 at Lorain County Fair leading the grand parade, then compete August 25 in Columbus for Armed Forces Day at the Ohio State fair. They perform August 28 in Cleveland at a Cleveland Philadelphia game with an invitational exhibition and flag raising. September 14 they return to the Cleveland stadium for a football event with 48 members.
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Post 12
American Legion
al Vietzen
Lorain County Fair
Columbus
Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Resident Dies At 94 In Wakeman
Mrs Josephine Beecher 94 longtime Wakeman resident died at Nor walk Memorial Hospital from injuries after a fall in her River street home last Friday. Born January 10 1857 in Florence Township she lived in Clarksfield and Wakeman and belonged to the Congregational church. Survived by a daughter Mrs Clare Ginster and two sons Platt and Glenn Beacher along with 10 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral at Wakeman Congregational Church Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev F H Houldsworth. burial Wakeman. In lieu of flowers donations to the church advised.
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F. H. Houldsworth
Wakeman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Bricker commends State Dept action on UN freedom pact
Senator John W. Bricker praised the State Department for rejecting the United Nations convention on freedom of information. He warned the pact would legalize press restrictions and urge the department to denounce the human rights convention to prove sincerity.
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Washington
John W. Bricker
State Department
Bricker
Senate
Medina Sheriff Charged With Neglect Of Duty
Medina Sheriff Charles Williams was released on a $200 bond after being charged by Isabella Riddell with neglect of duty. Coroner Andrew J. Carson arrested Williams on a warrant. Alvin Wolff, Brunswick Chamber of Commerce president, faced charges over permitting gambling at a community carnival. his hearing was delayed as attorney R. E. Snedden filed prejudice against Justice Ed Bolger. Williams awaited a hearing, stating he believes the law and his deputies acted properly.
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Charles Williams
Brunswick
Williams
Andrew J. Carson
Isabella, Riddell
Otis Carlton
Wolff
R. E. Snedden
Medina
Justice of the Peace
Ed Bolger
Medina County Common Pleas
Windsor E. Kellogg
Snedden
Edgar
Four-Story Fall Fatal in Cincinnati Plant
George W. Jammer, 55, of Chicago and manager of the shoe division at Dr. Schall Manufacturing Co., was killed last night when he fell four stories down an elevator shaft at the firm's Cincinnati plant.
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Cincinnati
George W. Jammer
Chicago
Dr. Schall Manufacturing Co
House Overrides President's Veto On Pension Issue
The House voted 318 to 45 to override President Truman's veto of a bill boosting pensions for about 27,000 non service connected veterans, mostly WWI, needing aid and attendance. It would raise monthly pensions from 60 72 to 120, with service-connected cases unaffected. The measure moves to the Senate where a two thirds vote would enact it.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
House Veterans Committee
High Canadian Officials Involved In Spy Probe
In a Senate investigation of Russian espionage in the United States a second high ranking Canadian official is linked to the inquiry. Congressional sources withheld names but Bentley testimony suggested a fringe role. Canada protested public disclosure of names to protect officials. The committee aims to determine subversive influence on U.S. Far Eastern policy with more witnesses planned when hearings resume.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Elizabeth Bentley
Internal Security Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Karl A. Wittfogel
E. H. Norman
Canada
United Nations
Provincetown
Mass
Norman
Miss Bentley
U. SS
Lester B. Pearson
U.S. State Department
U.S
Pat McCarran
Nev
Talks Open In Friendly Atmosphere On Korean Truce Talks
UN and Communist negotiators opened informal talks near Kaesong in a friendly mood amid signals of possible concessions to end a three week deadlock. A four hour subcommittee session discussed the truce line as both sides weighed positions on the 38th parallel and de militarized buffer zone.
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Blue Red
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Thea
Peiping
38Th Parallel
UN Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Henry J
Hammering Hawk
U. S
Arleigh
Burke
Hsieh Fane
Supreme WA N
Public Information Office
Ridgway
U.N
Pyongyang
Heart Attack Fatal On Golf Course In Ohio
Donald M. Pierson age 49 of Indian Hollow Road died suddenly at 6 30 pm Thursday after a heart attack while playing golf at Cherry Ridge Golf Course. He was born October 12 1901 and worked for General Motors. Survived by widow Mary E. Pierson a son Lee D. Pierson at home a daughter Mrs Harold E Bruce of Lawton Oklahoma his father Alfred F Pierson of Oak Harbor two brothers Max and Homer Pierson of Oak Harbor and sister Mrs George Gates of Port Clinton. Services set for Monday at 1 pm Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Wallace Akers officiating. SPRING VALLEY Country Club offers dinner Sundays 1 8 pm reservations phone 66 691.
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Donald M. Pierson
Indian Hallow Road
Cherry Ridge Golf Course
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Mr Pierson
County
General Motors
Elyria
Harold E. Bruce
Lawton
Okla
Alfred F. Pierson
Oak Harbor
Max Pierson
Homer Pierson
George Gates
Port Clinton
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Wallace Akers
la Porte Methodist Church
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Spring Valley Country Club
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