Committee Hears Louis Budenz In Secret Session
Former Communist Louis Budenz testifies in secret to the House Un American Activities Committee about the Hiss Chambers dispute. Whittaker Chambers accuses Alger Hiss of leading a prewar underground. Both men testify under oath with a public hearing slated for tomorrow. Budenz is expected to attend.
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Democratic Women Rally and Picnic Planned in Lorain
Plans were finalized for a Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women rally and picnic at Columbia Park Columbiatallen on Route 82 at 6 p m tomorrow. Highlight will be Frank Leusche Democratic candidate for governor and Rep Walter C Huber of Akron seeking reelection in the 14th district. The event open to the public follows a picnic supper with other Democratic candidates introduced.
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Columbiatallen
Frank Leusche
Walter C. Huber
Akron
Wnes
Irene Lieb
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Two New Levies Headed for Amherst Ballot
Amherst village voters will see two new levies in November. A two mill levy for three years aims to fund street resurfacing and repair of village streets, while a second two mill levy for three years covers current expenses.
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Loraine Board of Elections
Cleveland Weather Forecast Says Hot Humid Wed Partly Cloudy
Cleveland area forecast calls for fair hot and humid conditions with light southern winds this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and hot with a low around 65 and a high near 90.
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Roofing and Coating Services by Holmes and Coates
PROMPT service on roofing, siding, gutters and down spouting. Also roof coating and repair work. Phone 30-862 35-465. Holmes & Coates. Adv.
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Stalin Clears Path For New Germany Negotiations
In Moscow Generalissmo Stalin reportedly ended the deadlock in talks over Germany after a five hour Kremlin conference. U S Ambassador Welter Bedell Smith and British envoy Frank Roberts and French Ambassador Yves Chataigneau emerged signaling further negotiations with Molotov possible before week end. Western envoys pressed for concessions on Ruhr control Western German government delay and a Soviet backed currency for Berlin while Berlin blockade remains.
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Siaim
Lorain County Fair Opens Saddle Horse Show
The Lorain County Fair opens at Wellington Fair Grounds with a saddle horse show tonight at 7 30. Guy E Radcliffe supervises with Theo Camp as assistant. Thirteen events include parade class horse equipment children’s equitation and five gaited saddles. Prizes total 575 dollars. The new temporary grandstand seats 2400 and judging starts tomorrow morning continuing through Thursday.
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Head of Moulders Union Dies Suddenly
Thomas Henry Stevenson known as Harry Stevenson, 69, president of the North American Moulders and Foundry Workers Union, died in a Manchester Hotel place of death believed from a heart attack while on a European tour as union delegate. He was born in Birmingham and emigrated to the United States over 50 years ago. A physician was at his bedside when he passed shortly after midnight.
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Harry) Stevenson
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Two U S Planes Crash In Germany Near Frankfurt
Two U S Air Force C 37 transport planes collided in mid air near Raveiszhausen six miles north of Hanau while returning from Berlin. One plane exploded on impact. airlift crews and possible casualties are being assessed by Wiesbaden headquarters.
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Adopt County Budget With No Changes
County commissioners yesterday afternoon formally adopted the county budget at the previously reported figure of 975 000 without alterations. The public hearing focused on child welfare funding, with the board approving 9140 for the department and noting a shortfall due to insufficient certified funds.
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Harold Ewing
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Clarence Hamilton
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Harold Perry
Wellington
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Electa Sage. Obderlin
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Allies propose four powers withdraw troops from Berlin border
United States British and Soviet officers discussed a plan to pull back troops from Berlin sector boundary lines to reduce East West tension. German police in the three sectors would patrol border areas without occupying power supervision. Potsdamer Platz and Times Square area cited as flashpoints. The move follows Russian suspension of Fall elections, with observers noting a weakened Soviet position.
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Sokolovsky
Germany
Former Pastor Dr Williem B Winters Dies at 88
Dr Williem B Winters 88 longtime Elyria First Methodist pastor and Elyria Home for the Aged trustee died yesterday in Port Clinton after a heart attack. He retired in 1936 and lived at Lakeside. Born East Sparta he led Elyria church 1916 21 and helped burn mortgage debt in 1917. Survived by wife Anne and sister Eva L Jorce. Funeral in Port Clinton and burial at Greenlawn Columbus.
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Harvester Proposal Rejected by United Auto Workers
CHICAGO The CIO United Auto Workers rejected an International Harvester Company plan to end a looming strike that has united 24 000 members. Union officials said the offer would not solve the dispute and created new issues. The company proposed ending nationwide bargaining and negotiating directly with locals, while the union pressed for a package agreement as the sole basis for settlement.
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Regulations Defer Married Men From Draft
Washington report indicates a White House review will set any minimum period of marriage required for draft deferment. Officials say current policy defers husbands and fathers but could be refined later to specify length of marriage for eligibility. The Army urges veterans ages 19 to 25 to provide proof of military service by August 30.
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Plane Carrying 23 Persons Lands Safely
In Dallas a Braniff International Airways DC flight landed safely after circling to burn fuel. Officials said 19 passengers and 4 crew were aboard. landing gear jammed with the nose wheel turned.
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Survey reveals gambling take is enormous in plants
Business Week cites a survey on in plant gambling tied to Walter Reuther. It reports 1 in 25 industrial workers act as in plant agents taking cuts, with incomes from 50 to 1700 percent of wages. Forms include numbers betting horseracing pools and football pools across Detroit Cleveland Akron and Buffalo.
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Business Week
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
Thousands of Vets Quit College After GI Enrollments Peak
A United Press survey finds 1948 university enrollments for war veterans down 10 percent or more in about 200 institutions. About one third of roughly 2 million GIs who entered college since the war are married, many with children. Main reasons for dropout are seeking jobs, financial trouble, and difficulty adjusting to college life. draft laws may affect next year’s enrollments.
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New York
King Carries Case To Appeals Court
Lorain attorney Henry Kite appeals to the Court of Appeals over probate language and ballot placement as he seeks to block opponent Malcolm Thomson from the November ballot. The dispute stems from a common pleas ruling dismissing Kite’s earlier suit. Nearby, Mrs George Crile widow of the Cleveland Clinic founder, dies in Virginia. funeral services planned in Cleveland. An Ohio Public Service advisory warns of electricity outages Wednesday near Ridgeville and surrounding routes.
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Heatwave Blankets Midwest as Temperatures Hit Triple Digits
A humid air mass covered the midwestern states from the Rockies to the Appalachians with forecasts of sweltering East Coast heat tomorrow. A cooler Canadian mass offered some relief to Minnesota, the Dakotas, and northern Wisconsin, while upper valleys in Mississippi, Ohio, and Missouri were not expected to cool. Readings included 108 in Blythe California and 105 in Wichita Falls Texas with 102 at La Crosse Wisconsin and 101 at Pierre South Dakota.
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Meat price declines noted amid city surveys
United Press survey of over 25 cities shows slight cuts in some meat prices while pork chops rise nearly four cents and hamburger falls about the same amount. Butter drops from 86.3 to 84.2 cents, with 11 cities lowering butter and only two raising it.
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Columbus
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Omaha
Philadelphia
Peaches Ripening Early in Lorain County Orchards
Lorain County growers report peaches maturing at least ten days ahead of last year with Hale Havens and South Havens peaking. Extension agent Cate C. Deeds notes rapid ripening and urges housewives to plan canning within the next few days to secure local supply.
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Hale Havens
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Lorain
Salem man dies after fall at Idora Park roller coaster
Youngstown police report a 21 year old Salem resident died last night after falling from a roller coaster at Idora Park. Investigators are reviewing the incident and local authorities are coordinating with the amusement park.
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Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Help You Find Hard-To-Get Items
The Chronicle Telegram Wants To Buy ads offer to locate discontinued china fillings second hand bikes used pianos or other sought articles. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to connect with a willing seller quickly and surely.
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