Canada offers peace plan for Far East at UN
The Canadian proposal seeks a seven nation conference including Communist China to arrange a cease fire in Korea. After cease-fire terms, the group would discuss a peaceful solution to Korean issues and Peiping’s U N seat. The U S push to brand Communist China as aggressor appeared likely to pass, though Britain remained cautious.
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Bulletin Lake Success
N. Y
Canada
United Nations
Far East
United States
China
U. S
U. N
Pei- Ping
U.N
Recapture of Suwon Kumyangjang and Wonju Front Push
Allied forces launch a limited offensive across a 60 mile western Korea front recapturing Suwon and Kumyangjang near Seoul. Eastern sectors seize Ichon Yoju and Wonju as 8th Army reports heavy combat and Reds forced to fight on multiple axes.
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Tokyo
Korea
North Korea
Seoul
Suwon
Kumyangjang
U. N
Ichon
Yoju
Wonju
U. S. 8Th Army
Kumyangjjang
Saalleg
Douglas MacArthur
Hoengsang
Inchon
Inchon-Seoul-Suwon
8Th Army
U. S
Nanking
G.I
United Nations
Fifth Air Force
Progress On Clearing Garford School Site
Superintendent L N Nichols reported rapid progress on clearing the 20 acre Garford site for the Garford McKinley school. Ohio Engineering Co Lorain crews have completed more than a third, clearing woodlands east of Garford avenue for future athletic fields and a large northern play area while preserving a tree band around the plot for science study use.
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Garford Woods
Garford-McKinley
L. N. Nicholas
Ohio Engineering Co
Lorain
Garford Avenue
Schools Finish First Half Of The Year
Elyria pupils conclude the first half of the current year with the end of the third grading period. Report cards for all city school students are expected next Friday after 18 weeks of schooling.
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Elyria
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio details
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and continuing cold conditions with occasional snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Highs around 26 this afternoon, 30 Saturday with lows near 15. Five day outlook shows 8-10 degrees below normal, warmer in the south Saturday, colder from Sunday through Wednesday with frequent snow flurries and light precipitation totaling one third to one half inch.
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Ohio
Frank Weil to chair Elyria Community Dinner
Frank P. Weil manager of American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Co. will preside as general chair man of Elyria’s third annual Community dinner on April 17 at the Elyria Roll Arena. Rear Admiral Elis M. Zacharias will speak. 1500 guests expected. 400+ volunteers to serve on committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Weil
American Radiator and Standards Sanitary Co
Elyria Roll Arena
Dexter S. Kimball Jr
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Weil
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens
Loraine County Industrial Council
Elyria Community Chest
Congregational Church
Cub Scout Movement
Elis M. Zacharias
Ohioan Praises British Home Defense Effort
Claud F. Weimer Franklin county civil defense director said Britain is doing a very thorough job of home defense after a two week study abroad and will report to city and county officials. George F. Arnold county civil defense administrator will return Saturday from a trip to Ireland.
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Columbus
Claud F. Weimer
Franklin County Civil Defense
Britain
Home Defense
Fyt
Weimer
George F. Arnold
County Civil Defense
Ireland
Wage-Price Freeze Nears Rollout Under Truman Plans
President Truman aims to extend the wage price freeze to farm products as Di Salle and the wage stabilization board push a unanimous order. The plan targets inflation, keeping wages about 10 percent above early 1950 levels while allowing bargaining for cost of living adjustments.
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Washington
Truman
Michael V. di Salle
Cyrus S. Ching
Ching
Eric A. Johnston
Tighe E. Woods
National Production Authority
DiSalle
Marriner S. Eccles
Investigation At Hospital Asked
Ohio welfare director says Wooster groups requested a full and unbiased probe of Apple Creek State Hospital over the December 7 1950 incident involving patient Dr Gene Douglas and alleged mistreatment by staff.
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Columbus, CO
State Welfare
John H. Lamneck
Apple Creek State Hospital
Wooster
Frank J. Pausche
Gene Douglas
Douglas
France Outlaws Three Red-Controlled Groups
France bans three Red controlled international groups including the World Federation of Trade Unions under pressure from the interior ministry. Washington warns Britain that backing the U S resolution naming Communist China as aggressor could hurt American opinion and isolationist sentiment may grow. West German Chancellor Adenauer plans Paris talks on Eisenhower’s continental army with German participation while Iron Curtain capitals prepare for Paris meetings on potential new war. Arab and Asian UN delegates mull stance as Britain hesitates on U N delegation instructions awaiting final moment.
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London
France
World Federation of Trade Unions
Washington
U. S
China
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
World Federation of Democratic Youth
International Federation of Democratic Women
WFTU
Interior Ministry
Cominform
Britain
Red
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. N
Gladwyn Jebb
Elyria Community Chest elects officers and honors leaders
The Elyria Community Chest annual meeting at the YWCA gymroom drew a large crowd. Burton I Ohlemacher presided as new officers and trustees were elected and a plaque was presented to George S Cole Jr. The brief audited report by Courtney E Kirby highlighted sound finances and urged study of the report. The event featured a speech by Richard E Booth of the United Foundation and renewed appreciation for retiring trustees.
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Community Chest
George S. Cole, Jr
Burton I. Ohlemacher
Elyria Community Chest
Richard E. Booth
Detroit
Y.W.C.A
Carl I. Miller
A. A. B'nai
E. Glenn Baxter
George S. Cole Jr
Fred Lohnes
William Newton
James H. Walter
A. H. West
Mark Willis
Lights On drives for March of Dimes in Elyria
A group of 300 Elyria women led by Mrs. James Butler will walk every street in the city at dusk on Wednesday to solicit dimes for the 1951 March of Dimes. Torchlit porch lights symbolize donations as 22 teams tour districts starting at 6 30 p m to keep polio victims warm with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James Butler
Ely Tia
Von Mannerheim Condition Unchanged After Abdominal Operation
In Lausanne, hospital officials said 84 year old Carl Gustaf Mannerheim remains in the same state after an abdominal operation performed two days ago. The former Finnish president and field marshal shows no change in condition.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Carl Gustav von Mannerheims
Cambridge Police Seek Trio Over Counterfeit Twenty Bills
Police chase leads to a trio suspected of passing four counterfeit twenty dollar bills in four stores Wednesday night. Two flashily dressed women bought candy with bogus notes, then fled in a car driven by a man according to witnesses.
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Cambridge
Kefauver Eyes Gambling Ring in New Orleans
Senate crime investigators grilled boss Carlos Marcello and other figures in a $20 million gambling racket case in New Orleans. Kefauver pressed 164 questions without eliciting usable answers as witnesses balked at admitting ties to open gambling houses and slot machines. Sheriff Grosch claimed higher crime and denied associations with operators, urging tougher scrutiny.
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New Orleans
Senate
Underworld
Crime Investigating Committee
Estes Kefauver
Carlos Marcello
Kefauver
James “Jammy Moran
Brocato
John J. Grosch
Orleans Parish
Grosch
Dinner Meeting On Monday To Start Drive For Citadel
The Salvation Army advances gifts drive begins with organized meetings of commercial industrial and individual sections. Workers will seek substantial gifts from local businesses to reach a 95000 dollar goal for a new citadel on 708 716 West Broad Street. General Chairman Henry W Ault announced the public phase starts soon.
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Salvation Army
West Broad Street
Henry W W. ‘Ault
Vatican clarifies decree on priests and Rotary clubs
Osservatore Romano explains the Vatican decree bans priests from joining clubs but allows attendance at general meetings if duties permit. It says lay Catholics face no prohibition, though they should follow Canon 684 guiding participation in organizations.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Rotary International
Rotary
Rostary Club
Suwon Under Fire as War Returns for Fifth Time
United Press staffer reports Suwon again shelled and ruined as refugees flood roads and civilians search for food amid wreckage. An American helicopter draws crowded crowds of Korean children while locals aid traffic amid ongoing combat memories.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Suwon
United States
U. S
Inchon
Progress in Elyria Civilian Defense Organization
Clair Riley leads a Thursday meeting with division heads in Elyria as new division heads and assistants are named. Dr. Eugene Stanton heads health and sanitation with Dr. John Rankin as safety director. assistants include Lt. J. E. Boggs Archie L. Phipps and W. A. Meyers. Registration blanks will soon be available for those wishing to join the Civilian Defense.
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Richard Stith
Richard Baird
William L. Newton
Denis Ryan
Alvin R. Sterner
Omer Laubenthal
Transportation
Cliff Warren
Harry Bogart
Cliff Betts
Robert E. Wilson
W. O. McClellan
S. C. Smith
Harry Frankfather
Riley
Flash Flood Forces Hundreds From Montreal Homes
A sudden ice jam on the St Lawrence River sent flood waters over the banks shortly after 1 a.m. near Victoria wharf, flooding low-lying suburbs and parts of the Montreal waterfront. Tow boat crews rescued scores of stranded residents as the river backed upstream.
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Montreal
Que
St. Lawrence
Victoria
Perrons
Book Circulation Down in Ohio State Library
Ohio State Library circulation fell to 97,351 last year from 99,392 in 1949 as state librarian Walter Brahm cites rising industrial activity as the cause. He notes that television did not affect numbers, pointing to a peak in the first half of 1950.
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Columbus
Ohio State Library
Walter Brahm
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Kumyangijang
Frank Weil
Ohioan
Betty
Clark
Citadel
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