Rhee Stands Firm Against Panmunjom Armistice Terms
President Syngman Rhee remained unreconciled to the Panmunjom truce terms after a 900 minute briefing with Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson at the Seoul presidential mansion. An official said Rhee rejected cease fire conditions agreed with the Communists as ground and air commanders met to review war theater matters amid the crisis.
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Seoqul
INS
Syngman Rhee
Walter S. Robertson
Korea
Panmunjom
Robertson
Eisenhower
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Seoul
ROK
South
North Korea
U.S
County Budget Adopted for 1954 With Modest Changes
County commissioners yesterday adopted the 1954 budget totaling 1,480,076 with small changes from department requests. Additional funds include 207,460 for Pleasant View Sanatorium operations, 37,400 in the dog and kennel fund, and 83,000 in highway funds not in the main total.
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County Budget Commission
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Sheriffs Department
League of Women Voters
Deficit Surges to Record Levels in 1953 Budget Outlook
Secretary Humphrey announced a 9.389 billion deficit for fiscal 1953, the largest in peacetime U S history, far exceeding 1952 and surpassing expectations. Senate leaders urged extending the excess profits tax to six months to aid balance, as Finance Chairman Mishkin warned on fiscal restraint and tax policy. The national debt rose by 6.266 billion to 266.1227 billion dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
U. S
Senate
Eisenhower
Harry Fierd
Senate Finance Committee
Brgene D Mishkin
R-Cole
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers and humid conditions this afternoon. Winds from the southwest at about 20 miles an hour. Expect a warm but not hot day with thunderstorms possible into tonight. Temperatures around the mid 60s to low 70s, with a 40 percent chance of rain.
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Ohio
Fire extinguished at Niles Steel plant
Oil and grease in a degreasing machine at Niles Steel Products Bond and Adam streets caught fire early today. Plant workers used foam extinguishers to smother the blaze and protected guards assisted. smoke was heavy but damage was limited to the machine with no injuries reported.
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Niles Steel Products
Bond
Adam Streets
Taft Says He Feels Like Himself Again
Senator Taft reports improved health after bone deterioration in his hip and says he is feeling like his old self again. The statement comes as Taft recuperates in Washington.
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Washington
WNW
Sen. Taftimho
Sabrejet attack knocks out 40 Chinese tanks near Sibwon
American Sabrejet fighters blasted about 40 Communist tanks in western North Korea near Sibwon, as fighting eased after weeks of heavy combat. The Eighth Army reported June casualties to the Reds, with 25,400 killed and 10,860 wounded, the highest monthly toll since last October, while heavy air action continued along front lines.
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Seoul
North Korea
Sibwon
Panmunjom
South Korea
Pukhan
Imjin
Reds
Eighth Army
Korea
Electrification of Waterworks Pumping Station Planned This Winter
City officials viewed plans from Havens and Emerson for electrifying the waterworks pumping station. Four new electric pumps of 5 000 000 gallons daily are to be installed, replacing one steam pump and adding one electric pump as others are removed. Current pumps include 3 000 000 5 000 000 and 18 000 000 gallon capacities. Work aim to begin in winter when demand is lower while maintaining pressure throughout the changeover.
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Havens & Emerson Engineering
Argentina frees 114 political prisoners amid political unrest
In Buenos Aires the government released 114 political prisoners on Wednesday night. Other imprisoned critics of President Juan D. Peron are expected to be freed soon.
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Buenos Aires
Argentinna
Juan D. Peren
Freed North Korean Prisoners Volunteer for ROK Forces
About 1,900 freed North Korean war prisoners offered to serve in the South Korean army or national police to fight Communist guerrillas. Spokesmen said an organized plan exists to induct them, with many to work in rural areas and others to join expanding industry.
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Pusan Korea
Syuzman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Republic of Korea
Seoul
Ain Blond
Ah Sra Tals Edge of
Freamer Ptistate
F Army
Beaver Creek Case Reopens Over Private or Public Waterway
Beav er Creek west of Lorain is under renewed dispute whether it is a private stream owned by Dr W G Schaeffer or navigable public water. Plaintiffs Maynard Coleman Paul Paghi and Joseph Sisco seek to open the creek for boat rental and docking and move to remove a cable and mesh barrier the owner has stretched across the stream.
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Beaver Creek
Lorain
W. G. Schaeffer
Beaver Park
Lake Erie
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Maynard Coleman
Paul Paghi
Joseph Sisco
Schester
Beall Elected President of Emilia Rotary Club
George W. Beall, Packard Hotel Co and Hotel Graystone executive, was inducted as president of the Emilia Rotary Club at its weekly luncheon. He succeeds Norm Ryder as secretary manager of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce. Ryder received a ceremonial pin. New officers include Ralph Fox as vice president and program chairman, W. O. McClellan as secretary treasurer, and Charles Lawton as sergeant at arms.新 directors begin three year terms: Ray Renz Jr., George Miraben, Foster Dirlam, and Andrew M. Keep. Keep spoke on the Declaration of Independence and citizen duty.
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George W. Beall
Packard Hotel Company
Graystone
Emiia Rotary Club
Beall
Norms Ryder
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ryder
Burton Ohlemacher
Ralph Fox
W. O. McClellan
Charles Lawton
Ray Renz Jr
B. F. Goodrich
George Miraben
Eiviia High School
Foster Dirlam
Ohio State Employment Service
Andrew M. Keep
Lorain
Tn Dav
Dorameni
Troops Rejoin Nationalists after Indo China Repatriation
Twenty four thousand Chinese Nationalist troops interned in French Indochina for nearly four years have been secretly transported to Formosa with 5,000 dependents. The move, confirmed in Taipei, was ordered by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and could heighten tensions with the Communist government and influence Indochina policy.
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Indo China
Taipeh
Formosa
French Indochina
France
Chiang Kai-Shek
Indo- China
China
Indochina
Jeng
Boggs Suffers Fractures of Both Arms
Police Chief James E. Boggs is confined to Elyma Memorial Hospital after a sidewalk fall near his home Tuesday. Doctors say he has fractures in both arms near the elbows and will require at least a month of recovery. Captain Kenneth Martin will assume temporary charge of the department.
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James E. Boggs
Kenneth Martin
Two Clerks Named By Agate
Agate appoints Margaret Seth of East River Street and Jeanne Kelly of Park Avenue to work during vacation. They join the Com mon Pites Count branch on the termohie certificate of the see for the department. Reduced prices advertised for Corhtaris free 2 po op to EWM pm at Carea 3 Vasia 1906 Lake Ave.
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Agate Westerner
Margaret Seth
East River Treet
Jeanne Kelly
Park Avenue
Kells
Carea
Vasia
Lake Ave
Gun Found In Car Sparks Three Held In Olmsted Falls
Three men with Olmsted Falls addresses were held for investigation after a vehicle search revealed a concealed gun in the car. The trio Robert L. Godsey Howard L. Godsey and Emmett Tollett were stopped on Broad Street following a Maple Inn disturbance report.
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Olmsted Falls
Robert L. Godsey
Howard L. Godsey
Emmett Tollett
Broad Street
Lorain
Trustees Renominated for Miami University Board
Gov Frank Lausche renominates Columbus Attorney J Paul McNamara and former Lt Gov William G Pickrel of Dayton as trustees of Miami University in Oxford for terms ending March 1 1962. The action was announced today in Columbus.
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Columbus
Frank 3. Lausche
J Paul McNamara
William G Pickrel
Dayton
Miami Universts
Onford
Former Elyria Resident Fatally Struck by Train in Michigan
Franklin M. Sanders, 39, formerly of Elyria, killed near Bates Michigan when his car was hit by a train while en route to work at Cone Drive Gear in Traverse City. Two other men in the car also died. Sanders left Elyria years ago for Michigan, where he joined Alden Methodist church and Torch Lake Grange. He leaves a wife Alice, daughter Penny, and several relatives. Funeral and burial planned in Alden Michigan.
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Franklin M. Sanders
Elyria
Rapid City
Mich
Bates
Sanders
Cone Drive Gear Company
Traverse City
Pittsfield
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Michigan
Alden
Alice Sanders
Glover
Penny
Ernest L. Sanders
Dora Sanders
Wellington
Alma Knipper
Flyrna
Viola Knepper
Oberlin
Erma Dill
Marion Fye
LaGrange
Ernest L. Sanders Jr
Fremont
John Brubaker
Galion
Alden, Mich
Charles Dunbar
Helena Township
Mathews Funeral Home
Bellaire
Commissioner seeks better signals at Route 57 Puller Road
Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn said he will press the state highway department for improved traffic control at Route 57 and Puller Road. He will send the newspaper account of a Tuesday automobile-truck collision that killed two Cleveland residents, the second fatal crash at that site in 16 months, noting a flashing signal was installed previously and proposing a stop and go signal as the better option.
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Oscar G. Dunn
State Highway Department
Puller Road
Shere
Cleveland
Dunn
Harry E. Neal
Division of Traffic Safety
Queen Elizabeth Visits Ireland Amid Rail Bomb Threat
The Tan Bridge near Forkhill was bombed during Queen Elizabeth II's state visit to Belfast. The IRA suspected, power outages hit the city for over an hour, delaying a veteran parade and disrupting transport. The bridge was repaired quickly and traffic resumed. a special train carrying 600 ex servicemen faced delays but proceeded to Belfast.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Vpo
Endow
Eire
Irish Republican Army
Brifast
Forkhill
Dublin
Refusal To Obey Order Is Charged
West Berlin Telegraf reports Russian soldiers executed near Magdeburg after mutiny over not firing on anti Communist Germans during last month's revolt. The incident raises total executions to at least 80 with over 50 000 Germans arrested and more than 50 000 resignations from the Communist Party.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Magdeburg
Telegraf
Soviet Germany
Communist Party
Soviet Zone
Red
Walter Ulbricht
Red Berlin
Cambodian King Mobilizes Forces for Independence Bid
King Norodom Sihanouk announced immediate mobilization to expand Cambodia’s 20,000 troops to 100,000 and then 200,000. He said independence would bring Cambodia closer to the French union, rally the nation against Communism, and pledged sacrifices for the expansion to pressure major powers backing anti Communist efforts.
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Saigon
Indochina
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Norodom
France
Rainmaker Considered To Ease Forest Fire Hazard
Authorities weighed hiring rainmaker Dr. Wallace E. Howell of Cambridge Massachusetts to induce showers in New Hampshire as fires blistered Gnas forest and drought strained the region. Gov Hugh Gregg eyed Howell amid wild weather east of the Missouri River valley and a relief pause in the drought plagued Southwest. Crystal Cleaned laundry will close for vacation July 6 to July 13.
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Jena
Jess Hamid
Hich Today
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Taft
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Arnold Keller
West River Road
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Keller
Schaeffer
Rotary Club
Pacer
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Els3ra
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Phu Quoc
Huang Chieh
Huang
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Route 254
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