Beef Price Boost Seen Pass Buck
Washington the administration passed the buck to Congress for a planned change in meat ceilings that will raise retail beef prices one to two cents a pound within 60 days. Price Controller Michael V. Di Salle noted housewives will pay more for beef this Fall, not the hoped 10 cents a pound cut. The beef hike followed approval from the meat packing and slaughtering industry at an OPS meeting. Congress and the White House face inflation control battles ahead of the 1952 election. President Truman will ask Congress to amend the controls law to restore Di Salle’s authority and modify cost provisions affecting manufacturers to the consumer.
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Washington
Congress
Michael V. di Salle
DiSalle
Office of
OPS
Truman
di Salle
Nine Men Die in Alaska C 47 Crash in Storm
Anchorage Alaska Nine airmen were killed when a United States Air Force C 47 crashed in a heavy Alaskan rainstorm near a Civil Aeronautics Administration tower. Four bodies recovered. five aboard were lost. The plane, in radio contact one minute before the crash, reportedly requested an altitude change from 11 000 feet.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Richard M. Cross
Cross
No. 4
State official Foley suspended for taking ring
Robert E. Foley, state motor vehicles registrar, was suspended for 20 days without pay after accepting a $600 diamond ring from 16 traveling auditors. Highway Director T. J. Kauer cited an indiscretion and said Foley would decide after vacation whether to keep the ring, which has been returned to the donors.
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Columbus
Robert E. Foley
T. J. Kauer
Frank J. Tangche
Foley
Markets Found Today On Page Two
The page two markets section notes floral advertising from Darek Florist at 322 Broad with brides and brides maids, church flowers listed for weddings at 45 dollars. Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio predicts a cool night with a low of 53 and a partly cloudy, warmer Friday afternoon.
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Ohio
Darek Florist
Last Day Of Lorain County Fair Promises Many Events
The Lorain County Fair closes tomorrow after a busy day of judging and exhibits. Avon Junior Vegetable Growers led with 12 A grade entries. Harness racing saw a spill in heat two but no serious injuries, while Wilda Mary set a new track record in the 2 22 trot. Evening shows include Ward Beam's Daredevils and a steer show, with early events and a Red Cross first aid station onsite.
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Lorain County
Carl C. Deeds
Avon
Betty Axland
Walter Angersbach
Brownhelm
Howard
W. E. McClaskey
Prospect
Ohio
Metta Dale
Angersbach
Young Angersbach
toAllen Hospital
Oberlin
McClaskey
Wilda Mary
W. C. Keenan
Cuyahoga Falls
J. Brinkerhoff
Attorney Jim
W. W. Vandeveer
Cleveland
William Repp
Student Prince
Roy W. Roof
Kenton
J. France
Molly Gott
James Gott
Berea
Molly
Gay Gott
Wellington
R. C
Red Cross
Ward Beam
Fight Injuries Fatal In Denison Street Fight
Police planned to question Elvin J. Conwell a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman today in connection with the death of Isaac Bell 33 a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer and World War II veteran Bell died yesterday in Massillon City Hospital of injuries suffered in a street fight at Ubrichs ville Attorney Found Dead Dayton T Latta McCray 35 an attorney was found shot to death in his home last night the coroner ruled his death a self inflicted action Former U S district attorney and chief trial counsel for RKO Radio Pictures since 1946 Floral novelties at Heights Flower Shop corner 4th and E River with free parking ady.
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Dennison
Elvin J. Conwell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Isaac Bell
Bell
Massillon City Hospital
Ubrichsville
Dayton
T. Latta McCray
U. S
Atttorney
McCray
RKO Radio Pictures
the Heights
4Th and E. River
Ady
Waterhouse Begins Duties As County Welfare Director
Clifford C. Waterhouse 325 Fifth Street became Lorain county welfare director today after county commissioners appointed him on a provisional civil service basis for 80 days. His starting salary is $315 monthly, with a possible raise to $330 after the probationary period discussed by Commissioner J Norman Thompson. He immediately assumed duties, convening the welfare staff and succeeds Floyd Wooldridge who retired last week. Waterhouse, a Elyria resident for 2 1/2 years, has served as campaign manager for the proposed Lorain General Hospital and was formerly a Lorain high school teacher.
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Clifford C. Waterhouse
Fifth Street
Lorain Countty
Civil Service
J. Norman Thompson
Oscar G. Dunn
Waterhouse
Welfare Department
Floyd Wooldridge
Elyria
Lorain General Hospital
Lorain
Britain Evacuates Oil Field Staff From Iran
London announces the withdrawal of all British employees from Iran’s southern oil fields. About 2,000 company staff will be concentrated at Abadan refinery while 232 British workers remain, along with 142 Indians and Pakistanis. The move follows the breakdown of oil nationalization talks led by Richard Stokes.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Persian
Gulf
Oil
Iran
Richard Lakes
Richard Stokes
U. S
Wa. Averell Harriman
Harriman
United States
Stokes
Shah Mohammed Ea Pahlavi
Mohammed Mossadegh
17 Elyria Area Men Inducted Into Army and Marine Corps
Seventeen men from the Elyria draft area were inducted into military service yesterday in Cleveland. All but one entered the Army for 34 months. Kosmaz Glavas, of 26 East Broad Street, joined the Marine Corps. Elyria selectees include Daniel Traioff, David George, Stanley Jalowiec, Carl Fridenstine, Albert Koviak, and others. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Army
Kosma Z. Glavas
East
Broad Street
Marine Corps
Daniel G. Traioff
Blake Street
David C. George
Denison Avenue
Stanley J. Jalowiec
Warren Avenue
Carl L. Fridenstine
Chican Lands Plane In Busy Miami Street
A tour passenger plane piloted by a Dayton business man made an emergency landing on Biscayne Boulevard in Miami. It struck two cars but caused only scratches to one person. Pilot Robert James Simons, 37, said carburetor icing caused the engine to die as he tried to reach a safe area. The wet street hindered braking and the plane slid to 129th Street after landing on 122nd Street.
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Miami
Fla
Dayton, O
Biscayne Boulevard
Robert James Simons
Ray Simons, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Miami Beach
Sunny South
Simons
North Miami
Floyd E. Moon
Maine
Key West
Fila
122Nd Street
Moon
129Rd Street
Firemen Quell Blaze at Old Troxel Plant in Elyria
Rapid response by five fire companies and on and off duty personnel prevented a major catastrophe in Elyria downtown. Dense smoke from a fourth floor exhaust stack swept over Broad Street as crews battled a stack and paint booth fire started by a cutting torch. Police blocked traffic while investigators assess damage to the vacant building.
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Elyria
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Broad Street
Lodi
Broad Streets
Second Street
Four youths face cruelty charge over burned cat in Waterloo
Four youths confessed to pouring gasoline on a cat’s tail and setting it alight in Waterloo. They anxiously waited today to learn if the badly burned animal would survive or a cruelty conviction could bring up to five years in prison.
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Waterloo
Allies Deny Red Charge as UN Plane Bombed Kaesong
Bulletin from Tokyo reports Peiping claimed North Korean and Chinese volunteer forces protested to General Ridgway over a purported UN bombing near Kaesong. UN denies any UN planes were in the area, saying the alleged attack appears staged. developments show truce talks possibly suspended but not ended, with liaison officers still communicating between Kaesong and Mun san.
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Kaesong
Tokyo
Peiping
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Red
Munsan
Haisan
C. Turner Joy
Pan No. 1
Mystery of Items Found in Ravine Solved
Mystery of two suitcases clothing old passport and three hand painted landscapes found in a ravine near Quarry road north of North Ridge road was explained by Cleveland Tennessee authorities. Rev John DeBlair Staley of Cleveland was identified as the victim of a hitch hike robbery after his 1948 Plymouth car vanished. Deputies traced items to him and learned he was killed by a hitch-hiker who later disappeared.
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Quarry Road
North Ridge Road
Cleveland
Tenn
Larry
Leonard Hill
Groft
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Chalmer Davidson
Manuel Gomez
John DeBlair Staley
Davidson
Rev. Staley
Staley
Rifle and cartridges stolen from Avon Sport Shop
The Avon Sport Shop burglary last night saw a Savage rifle with telescope sight and 24 boxes of 22 caliber cartridges stolen after a rear window was broken. Deputy Chalmer Davidson reported entry occurred by reaching through the window, with store shelves blocking access. manager Jack Spaid discovered the break this morning.
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Savage
Avon Sport Shop
Sheriff's Department
Chalmer Davidson
Jack Spaid
Baby Burned To Death In Ohio House Fire
Eight month old George E. Purnell died when flames swept the third floor of a 12 room frame house where he slept. The Chronicle Telegram ad copy promotes daily want ads with telephone numbers 4752 and 4753 for placing ads.
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Ravenna, O
George E. Purnell
Chronicle-Telegram
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Marsh Guenin
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Norene Henry
Dale Povenmier
Lakewood
Jack Lee
Cuyahoga County Fair
Rose Peabody
Brownhelm Perfection Sewing Club
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Qchican
Miami Street
Robert Frederick
Elyria Post
Foster P. Dirlam
Clarence Whitmeyer
Canton
Dwaine Simmons
Melvin Harper
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