Chinese Officials In Moscow For Talks
A large delegation of Chinese Communist military and government officials led by Premier Chou En Lai arrived in Moscow for talks on expanding Soviet Chinese relations. The visit signals high priority with Molotov, Mikoyan, Bulganin, Vishinsky, and Kumykin welcoming the group at the airport.
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Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Vyacheslav Mf. Molotov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Andrei Y. Vishinski
P. N. Kumykin
Egyptian Textile Worker Sentenced to Death by Military Court
Mustafa Mohammed Khamis, first of 29 defendants tried by a military tribunal at Kafr el Dawar, was sentenced to death by hanging for killing two soldiers during labor riots sparked by wage demands. Eight killed, 30 injured, 574 arrested. riots led to 545 later released.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mustafa Mohammed Khamis
Khamis
Kafr el Dawar
Alexandria
Mohammed Naguib
Polio Victims Highlight Akron and Cleveland Hospitals
Robert Carpenter, 15, of Grafton Township, brother-in-law of Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter who died of polio, was admitted to Akron General Hospital Friday night. Sandra Yarosh, 10, of LaGrange Township, was taken to Cleveland City Hospital Friday. officials report no positive diagnosis yet. Mildred Ebeling of LaGrange, in an iron lung, shows improvement at Cleveland Hospital, moving shoulders and toes and able to lift a wrist briefly after Monday admission.
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Robert Carpenter
Grafton Township
Dorothy Carpenter
Akron Children’s Hospital
Akron
Sandra Yarosh
Elmer Yarosh
Whitehead Road
LaGrange Township
Cleveland City Hospital
Mildred Ebeling
George Ebeling
LaGrange
Cleveland Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Soldier Is Home From Korea
Cpl. Fred Kreutzke returned to his parents home at 23 Edgewood Drive Friday night for a 20 day furlough after ten months in Korea He is just past 21 and has served four years in the armed forces He formerly trained in Germany Augsburg Korea and Japan with the Seventh Regiment Third Division He will report to Fort Custer for further assignment after his furlough.
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Cpl
Fred Kreutzke
Korea
Ernst Kreutzke
Edgewood Drive
Kreutzke
Germany
Augsburg
States
Japan
Fort Custer
Census data show adequate beef and milk supply
The Census Bureau stated during the 1950 census that the nation does not face a beef or milk famine. It reported one cow for every two people, signaling sufficient livestock levels nationwide.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Convent Move For St Jude Teachers At Elyria School
The Sisters of Notre Dame teaching at St Jude Thaddeus School will relocate from the former convent to the L R Boyson home at 270 Bielfield Avenue. The new convent houses four sisters led by Sister Mary Damen and includes two lay teachers, Mrs Stanley Basinski and Mrs Hart, to staff the grades from first through eighth.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
St. Jude Thaddeus
Elyria District
John A. Carrabine
St. Judes Church
L. R. Boyson
Beilfield Avenue
Mary Damen
Mary Odile
Mary Jonathan
Mary Vaughn
Stanley Basinski
Hart
School Board Meets Tonight
The Elyria Board of Education holds a regular meeting at 7 30 in the Washington building board room. This is the final meeting before school opens and several pre school opening items are on the agenda.
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Elyria Board of Education
Washington Building
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Clear and mild tonight and Tuesday with lows around 62 degrees. Lake winds west 15 mph this afternoon and tonight, then variable 10 mph Tuesday forenoon. Relative humidity 73 percent, grain count 98, barometer 30.01 steady.
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Ohio
Vermilion Sailor Dominates 38th South Shore Regatta
Don Bever of Vermilion on the Star boat Lucious Too won his fifth race of the week at the 38th South Shore Regatta. Despite a gale Saturday, Bever captured first place, then easily won Sunday as the lake calmed. The Saturday contest saw dismastings and torn sails while onshore observers watched a dramatic finish within 50 feet of the second boat.
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Y—Don Bever
Vermilion
Ray Smith
Regatta
Bever
Vermilion Boat Club
Vermilion Yacht Club
Don Bever
Lucious
North Atlantic
Thearbor
18 Month Old Drinks Turpentine in Garage Incident
Jeffrey Toghill, 18 months old and grandson of Lagrange mayor Ernest Toghill, was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after wandering into a garage and drinking turpentine. His parents, now building a home on Indian Hollow Road, report his condition as fair. his mother is Carol Fye.
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Lagrange
Jeffrey Togill
Grafton
Ernest Toghill
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey
Indian Hollow Road
Toghill
Carol Fye
Here
Carol Siegfried
Center Ridge
Mississippi Democrats Brace for Nomination Battle at Convention
Mississippi Eisenhower Democrats push to delay endorsing Stevenson Sparkman as 1 000 delegates convene to select presidential electors. Gov Hugh White pivots to loyalty while Fielding Wright opposes. Sam Lumpkin nominates Eisenhower for Mississippi ballot as factions clash over party line and civil rights issues.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Hugh White
Fielding Wright
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sam Lumpkin
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Miners Brace for Memorial Holiday Shutdown
Soft coal miners prepared to halt work from August 23 to September 2 under United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis. They expressed gloom over five days of lost pay but pledged compliance. Some miners praised the plan while industry leaders warned of economic impact despite ample stockpiles.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Armand Dellevade
Avella
Dellevade
Windsor Power House Coal Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Steve Szungog
Beach Bottom
Lee Burkey
Maxwell
U. S. Steel Corp
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Love
Ohio Weekend Accidents Leave Seven Dead Across State
United Press reports seven people died in Ohio accidents during the weekend, including four traffic fatalities. Victims include Norman Schott 20 of Ava in a Route 40 collision near Zanesville and George Shetterly 18 of Marion in a crash northeast of Marion. Alphis Stevens 27 of Columbus was struck by a train. Edward Okuley 13 of Holgate died when a tractor overturned. John Williamson 71 of Greenfield was struck by a car on Route 70. Donald Owens 2 of near West Alexandria died in an elevator incident in Dayton while Richard Woolfolk 52 of Cincinnati died from a two story fall.
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United Press
Ohio
Norman Schott
Ava
Zanesville
George C. Shetterly
Marion
Alphis Stevens
Columbus
Edward Okuley
Holgate
John Williamson
Greenfield
Donald A. Owens
John Andrew Owens
Near West
Alexandria
Dayton
Richard Woolfolk
Cincinnati
Sherwood Named Sales Tax Supervisor in State Office
Columbus announces the appointment of Charles L. Sherwood former state welfare director as chief supervisor of the sales tax division in the State Treasurer's office. He succeeds Edward Schuele who moves to a finance director post in Cleveland Heights.
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Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
State Treasurer's Office
Sherwood
Edward Schuele
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Elyria Ordinance on Allotments Stalled in City Meshes
A proposed ordinance regulating acceptance of allotments in Elyria remains stalled as the city council and planning commission await further explanation from Atty. Steve Nagy and City Solicitor Richard Baind. The measure would shift paving costs to buyers via property taxes to reduce city cinder street maintenance. The plan mirrors Lorain rules but omits a park area clause, triggering council questions and a planning commission review.
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Elyria
City Council
Planning Commission
Lorain
Atty
Steve Nagy
Nagy
Richard Baind
Henry W. Ault
Dale Kellogg
Fair Program For Tuesday At Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Fair opens with events listed for Tuesday including Little League baseball at 10 a.m. Harness racing at 1:30 p.m. Pony races and Little League baseball at 4:30 p.m. Saddle horse show begins at 7:30 p.m. in front of the grandstand.
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Lorain County
Four Injured In Five Weekend Accidents
Four people were hospitalized after five weekend accidents in Elyria and surrounding areas. Walter Pierce Jr. crashed his father’s 1950 convertible on Route 20, injuring passenger Carol Siegfried. Betty Huber and daughter Laura Ann were hurt when their car ran off Gulf Road and hit a tree. James Gasser and Mary Jane Beebe sustained injuries in separate incidents at Lorain Speedway and Route 10.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Walter Pierce, Jr
West Lake Road
Bay Village
H. V. Johnson
Center Ridge Road
EB. B. Stroud
Carol Siegfried
Idlewood Drive
Amherst
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Betty Huber
Gulf Toad
Sheriff's Deputies
Laura Ann
Lorain County, Speedway
James Gasser
Miller Court
Gasser
Speedway
Route 10
Russell Beebe
Steans Road
North Olmsted
Mary Jane Beebe
Rudolph C Herman
Tucka Street
Cleveland
Virgil Smith
Pikeville
Kentucky
Harman
Route 1
Route 57
la Porte
Flood hits England toll rises with 43 dead missing
Heavy rains battered Lynmouth England as police troops and volunteers searched wrecked hotels and homes. The toll listed 48 dead or missing with 1 500 homeless, thirteen bodies recovered, and damage estimated near 19.6 million dollars as storms hampered salvage work.
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Lynmouth
England
Atlantic
Str
Weather Bureau
Lyn
Five Lorain County Men Pass State Bar Examination
Joseph E. Cirigliano of 243 West River Street is among 441 who passed the state bar exam in Columbus. Of 528 testers, 72 failed. Other Lorain countians passing include John W. McMullan of Avon Lake, William K. Martling of Oberlin, James S. Parobek of Lorain, and Daniel J. Little of Lorain.
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Joseph E. Cirigliano
West River Street
Columbus
Lorain
John W. McMullan
Inwood Boulevard
Avon Lake
Wiliam K. Martling
Oberlin
James S. Parobek
Ninth Street
Daniel J. Little
Erie Avenue
Fortney County Commissioner Undergoes Friday Operation
Dr. R. J Fortney county commissioner underwent Friday morning surgery at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. His wife reported his condition was good this morning.
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R. J Fortney
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Typhoon Halts Korean War as Storm Forces Grounding
Typhoon Kar en slashed into Korea grounding Fifth Air Force planes and forcing ships to seek shelter. The storm hit the southwest coast near Seoul with high winds and heavy rain. No casualties reported. supplies disrupted and naval units withdrawn while weather moves toward Hokkaido Japan.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
Ocean
Korea
Air Force
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Japan
Hushed Up Since 1944 Charge Faces Probe
Washington lawmakers accuse the Justice Department of blocking a fraud case filed in 1944. The House Judiciary subcommittee, led by Rep. Chelf, probes the alleged failure to prosecute and ethics rules for ex-officials now in private practice.
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Washington
House
Justice Department
House Judiciary
James P. McGranery
J. Howard McGrath
McGranery
Justice Department High Command
Frank L. Chelf
Chelf
Robert A. Collier
Subcommittee
Peyton Ford
Herbert A. Bergson
18000 Workers Idle As Goodrich Strike Is Called
Cincinnati dispatch reports 18000 United Rubber Workers union members walk out at Goodrich plants nationwide after 10 weeks of talks over wage fringe items collapsed. About 250 pickets ring Akron plant while lines form at Cadillac Miami Okla Clarksville Marion Riverside Los Angeles Oakdale and Tuscaloosa. Buckmaster asserts strike over continued low powered working conditions and notes Goodrich offered a 10 cent hourly increase. negotiation to resume later today.
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Cincinnati
United Rubber Workers Union
CIO
Man& BF
Goodrich
Akron, O
L. S. Buckmaster
International
Goodrtch
Cadillac
Mich
Miami
Okla
Clarksville
Tenn
Marion
O. Riverside
N. J
Los Angeles
Oak
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Buckmaster
Elyria Man Badly Hurt In Ashland Roadster Race
Victor Toth of Elyria suffered serious injuries in a roadster race crash at Ashland yesterday afternoon. His car spun into a fence. a plank penetrated the dash injuring his right leg and arm. He was treated at Ashland Hospital then moved to Elyria Memorial Hospital. an amputation was not performed.
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Victor Toth
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ashland
Dick Waldron
Elyria Toths
Ashland Hospital
Tom
Debtor Shaming Window Paint Incident At London Grocer
A London grocer displayed names of debtors in his store window and found a gallon of paint splashed on the glass the next morning. The incident follows his debt-collection scheme and hints at local tensions over payment enforcement. The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to use Want Ads for bargains on materials and more.
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London
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
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