Parish pastor buys bus to transport rural pupils to Elyria
Monsignor William L. Newton of St Marys Church announces a new school bus purchase with delivery planned September 1 to serve about 127 pupils from St Marys, Elyria Catholic High School, and St John’s Lutheran School. The move follows years of legal and board decisions limiting parochial transport on public buses.
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Elyria
William L. Newton
St. Mary's Church Today
Msgr
Newton
East Carlisle
Midview
St. John’s Lutheran School
St. Mary's
Elyrial District Catholic High School
St. Marys
St. John’s
Grafton
Grafton Road
St. Mary’s
Tehran Welcomes Shah Return Amid Riots And Guarded Streets
Jubilation marks Tehran as royalists decorate the capital for the shahs return while tanks and troops guard street corners. Arrest of Mossadegh solidifies Zahedis hold as mobs demolish symbols of the shah and fears of leftist agitation rise. Reports spread that Fatemi may be alive and fleeing.
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Tehran
Iran
Fazollah Zahedi
Zahedi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah Moohammed Reza Pahlavi
Abadan
Shiraz
Fifty Americans Die In Air Attack On Bean Camp
Prisoner Cpl Donald Manuel said fifty U S prisoners were killed or buried during an allied rocket attack on the unidentified Bean Camp at Freedom Village Korea. He recalled no camp markings and that Chinese forces forced occupants to stay inside huts as rockets struck. He placed the event around April 24 1951 before transfer to Camp No 1 at Chongson.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Bean
Cpl
Donald W. Manuel
Route 2
Racine
Manuel
Chongson
Municipal Government Plan Founder Dies in Reading Mass
William Hoag aged 83 known as the father of the Cincinnati plan of municipal government died at his Reading home on Thursday. A native of Lynn he was credited with originator of the proportional representation form of city government.
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Reading
Mass
William Hoag
Hoag
Lynn
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast
Northeastern Ohio enjoys sunny mild conditions this afternoon with a high around 82. Clear tonight with a low near 58 and Saturday stays fair and mild. light to variable winds from Lake Erie. Thursday temperatures range 48 to 83 with no 24 hour precipitation. sunrise 6 49 a m. sunset 8 21 p m. Moonrise 6 16 p m Friday. Five day forecast calls for near normal temps, highs 80 84, lows 59 60, general fair dry weather over the weekend with possible showers Wednesday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Red Cross In Relief Fund Drive
Residents of Elyria and Lorain County were urged to respond generously to the American Red Cross appeal for contributions for the relief of Greek earthquake victims. The Elyria Chapter, led by David Hyman, will forward contributions to the national Red Cross for transfer to Greece. The drive follows reports of widespread suffering and aims to fund care for the homeless, with the chapter coordinating at 406 Masonic Temple Building. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Lorain County
American Red Cross
David Hyman
The
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Masonic Temple Building
Greek Red Cross
Greece
E. Roland Harriman
National
United States
Athanase G. Politis
U. S. Department
Former Professor at Oberlin College Dies
Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig, 58, former dean of Drew Theological School in Madison New Jersey died of cancer at Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. He taught at Drew since 1949 after positions at Yale Divinity School and Oberlin College and contributed to the standard revised version of the Bible.
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New York
Clarence Tucker Craig
Drew Theological School
Madison, N. 13
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Craig
Drew
Yale Divinity School
Oberlin College
Three new appointees named to State Highway Council
Governor Lausche announced Klingan Jackson Wilbur M Cotton and Jesse E VanFossen as members of the State Highway Construction Council Jackson is a former state representative and senator Cotton is Dayton based community relations director for National Cash Register Romulo withdraws from Philippine presidential race merging with Magsaysay and quitting against Quirino Navy to fund a 1 286 000 laboratory in Lake County for jet engine part testing by Thompson Products Inc
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Columbus
INL
Lausche
State
Klingan Jackson
Youngstown
Wilbur M. Cotton
Dayton
National Cash Register Co
Jesse E. VanFossen
Croton
Manila
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Defense
Ramon Magsaysay
Romulo
Magsaysay
Elpidio Quirino
Cleveland
Navy
Lake County
Thompson Products, Inc
Two Unions Break Socialist Rift to End French Strike
In Paris, the Socialist Force Ouvriere and Christian Labor Federation ordered members back to work ending a 16 day strike crippled postal and telecom services. The move shifts leverage to the Communist led Confederation of Labour which demanded the stay of strikes. The accord covers postal, telegraph, telephone workers and non-Communist staff in gas electric utilities railways and coal mining. About 900,000 workers are affected amid a wider wave of protests against government economy measures and wage demands.
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Paris
INS
France
Qourriere
Christian Labor Federation
Confederation of Labor
Joseph Lanier
Stevenson Plans Report To Ike
Stevenson awaits a summons from President Eisenhower to report on his five month world tour. The defeated 1952 Democratic presidential candidate said he will wait if Ike calls for him, noting he is at home but will honor the President's request.
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Moulay Ben Arafa Takes Throne in Fez
The 64-year-old Sidi Mohammed Moulay Ben Arafa, a pro French sultan, was enthroned in Fez before 1,000 Moroccans and French notables after a ceremony at Marrakech. France displayed force to deter nationalist unrest as clashes loomed between Ben Arafa supporters and deposed sultan’s partisans. European residents evacuated native quarters amid shoot-on-sight curfew and inflammatory leaflets urging fear.
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Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youseff
Rabat
Corsica
French Morocco
Fez
Sidi Mohammed Moulay Ben Arafa
Marrakech
France
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Allah
Ben Arafa
Sultan
Widespread Phone Strike Extends Into Chicago Area
The Chicago strike involved about 1,900 long distance operators and 400 long line plant workers of AT&T from four exchanges. The walkout, led by the Communications Workers of America Local 5050, aims to pressure negotiations on wage contracts amid wider national actions affecting seven states. CWA plans a Midland hotel meeting to decide next steps as company officials say operations are not paralyzed.
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Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Iolo Communications Workers of America
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Illinois
St. Louis
CWA
Midland
Wrong Place To Sleep
Mexico City report states Gloria Romero 33 looked under her bed before sleep Thursday night. Her father confronted a drunken man Ernesto Martinez 2 who he said was found under the bed. Martinez was booked on drunkenness and claimed he must have gotten in the wrong bows.
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Mexico City
Gloria Romero
Ernesto Martinez
Marcos
Campaigns To Bar India From Peace Conference
United Nations officials clash over India's participation in the Korean truce conference. Ambassador Lodge campaigns against admission, pursuing Latin American support while India proposes a delay tactic via a U N resolution to consult Chinese and North Korean Communists, risking postponement until the next General Assembly.
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India
United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Lodge
Washington
United States
U. N. General Assembly
General Assembly
U. N. Assembly
U. N
Regular Assembly
Raccoons Visit City Via Subway Route
A mother raccoon with two young ones made a brief city visit near East Avenue and Third Street last evening. Residents watched as the trio explored, feeding on bread offered by Kathleen Nano while an iron grill kept them at a safe distance. City officials suspect the animals climbed a storm sewer lateral feeding into the East Branch of the Black River.
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Papa
East Avenue
Third Street
Roger Hill
Kathleen Nano
George Garrick
City Street Department
Black River
No Honor In Bulges Review At Fontainebleau
In France, U S airmen who fail inspection because their battle jackets bulge are given disciplinary duty. The weekly program, nicknamed the Marilyn Monroe Review, targets jackets with roast pockets that fail to pass inspection.
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Fontainebleau
France
U. S
150 Yanks Freed By Reds Today
In Panmunjom Korea 150 Americans were released by the Communists the most in one day since Operation Big Switch began 17 days ago. Some returnees spoke of a possible Saturday delivery of 94 Americans and Camp No 9 prisoners. The escapees, many sick or wounded, reached the Communist base at Kagsong Thursday night.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Camp No. 9
Kagsong
Freedom Gate
United Nations
Find Tax Suspect Unconscious In Gas-Filled Room
Jersey City police found Henry W. Grunewald known as The Dutchman, 63, in a gas filled apartment with Anna Anderson, 46, an attorney from Catonsville, Md. Gas from two open jets filled the kitchen as a coffee pot boiled over, but open windows reportedly saved them.
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Jersey City
N. J
Henry W
Grunewald
Washington
Anna Anderson
Catonsville
Sea Girt
Elyria Grandmother Wins McCalls Contest After TV Prompt
An Elyria woman, Mrs Earl J Lance of 145 Longfellow, won McCalls Outstanding Grandmother contest after Nancy Godbes of 126 Columbia Avenue proposed her name on WXELs All for You program. Nancy, a Baldwin Wallace sophomore, had tennis lessons for Mrs Lance, who serves on YWCA board and tennis commission and volunteers at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
McCall's Magazine
WXEL
MicCall’s
Alice Weston
Earl J. Lance
Longfellow Street
Nancy Godbes
Columbia ‘Aveniue
Lance
MecCall's
Mrs. Lance
Nancy
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ely Tia Memorial Hospital
Lerridean Lance
Jack Lance
UN debates Korean parley seat amid Russia protest
An Arab Asian bloc member predicted Russia will accept a Korean peace talks seat under protest. India’s Menon reportedly met Soviet Vishinsky as the UN debate continued. The 15 nation resolution backing all nations allied to the UN faces strong support, with Russia likely kept in a chosen group rather than grouped with communists.
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United Nations
INSA
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge ,Jr
Russia
U. S.S
Vishinsky
Elyria Boy Among 3 Escapees From Industrial School
Three boys escaped from the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster after attacking a guard at the power plant. Loren VanFossen, a 52 year old engineer, was injured but listed as in fair condition in Lancaster hospital. The three identified escapees are Dan Ferdinand 16 Akron Terry Schwinnen 17 Van Wert and Roy Arnold 17 Elyria. Eleven other escapees were at large by Thursday.
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Lancaster, O
INS
Boys Industrial School
Fairfield County Hills
BIS
Loren VanFossen
Dudley Grider
van Fossen
Lancaster
Delbert Nixon
Dan Ferdinand
Akron
Terry Schwinnen
van Wert
Roy Arnold
Elyria
Ferdinand
Schwinnen
Arnold
Harmony Cottage
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Rome
Fazlollah Zahedi
Mossadegh
Soraya
Ali Gholi
Fazzollah Zahedi
Hussein Fatemi
Fatemi
Ciampino
KLM
Municipal Government Plan
Highway Council
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Philippine
Stevenson
Ike
Reds
Elyrian
Amherst
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Obertin Sotidy
Tv-Radio
Wellington
St. Stanislaus Parish
Elvis Ave
Lorain
Couthmed
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