Taft Forces Aim New Blow At Ike
The Taft Eisenhower feud heats up as the Republican National Committee takes on the 13 delegate Louisiana contest. Dewey weighs in while Eisenhower plans a whistle stop bid from Denver to Chicago and onward to Iowa and Nebraska.
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Pennsylvania
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
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Georgia
First Patients Move Into Elyria Memorial Hospital Wing
Elyria Memorial Hospital advances on a new fourth and fifth floor wing. First patients expected to be moved during the weekend of July 11 and 12. X ray department already relocated. Bed capacity not yet increased due to ongoing remodeling and utility upgrades.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Zealley
Zealley
Jold
Council At Oberlin Votes For Erection Of City Hospital
Oberlin city council approved a resolution to proceed with constructing a municipal hospital. Four trustees were proposed: Charles Mosher Lyle Butler Helen Sperry and E P Zahm. The town welcomes township involvement and a $7500 donation from Oberlin College President for a new fire truck was noted.
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E. P. Zahm
Hospital Board of Commissioners
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Lyle Butler
Helen Sperry
Zahm
William Stevenson
Oberlin College
Frank Craig
Fairbanks-Morse and Co
Elyria High Registration Open For New Students
Principal George Miranen announced registrations for new high school age students eligible to enter Elyria High next fall. Registration runs 8:30 to 12:00 and 1:04 to 4:00, Monday through Friday, at the principal’s office on the Technical Building’s second floor. Only students who did not attend Elyria High or any public school here last year must register.
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Miraben! Aid
Armed Robbery Charge Dropped in Court
David L. Young of 360 Oberlin Road faced an armed robbery charge, which was reduced to disorderly conduct in court. He was fined $10 plus costs after the incident alleged by Scott Noel on June 28, with Noel accusing Young of a robbery of 15.
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Oberlin Road
Scott Noel
Oberin Road
Young
Noel
Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy with brief thunder showers and hot finish today. Tonight’s low near 68. Friday anticipates fair skies and not as hot as today.
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Ohio
Truman Defends UN and Korea in Final Report
President Truman used his final report to Congress to defend the United Nations and endorse U S participation in Korea. He warned that opponents of the UN threaten global peace and cited the burden of Korea, noting the United States provides the majority of forces. He urged allies to boost contributions and reaffirmed the UN as the best path to peace.
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Philadelphia
Governor Fine Seeks Unity Before Taft Conference
Gov. John S. Fine meets Sen. Robert A. Taft in Chicago amid a split GOP as he weighs 25 Pennsylvania votes for the convention. He plans talks with Eisenhower backers and other leaders, remarks that the talks will be constructive and not produce an immediate endorsement.
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John S. Fine
Robert A. Taft
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Taft
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Fine
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Gov. Fine
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Donald
Donald Morgan
Army Says Half Of 37th's Men To Be Sent Overseas
The Army states over 59 percent of Ohio's 37th Division, about 8 000 men, will be sent overseas as trained replacements in the next six months. Some 1 000 to 1 500 men monthly will be drawn, with many draftees and some former Ohio National Guard members among the departures. Ohio lawmakers protest, calling for forethought and noting the division could be reduced to a training unit. Pentagon says roughly 20 000 men monthly are needed to sustain overseas divisions.
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Russia veto blocks Red Cross germ war probe at UN
United Nations security council failed to adopt an American plan for a Red Cross germ warfare investigation as Russia used its 50th veto. U S Ambassador Ernest A Gross condemned the move as fabricating charges to undermine UN Korea combat efforts. Gross noted North Korea and Red China barred entry with Russian support.
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Award Contract For Road Job In Elyria Townships
The Ohio Engineering Co. Lorain was awarded a contract to improve 3.5 miles of Route 254 in Elyria Sheffield Black River and Amherst townships for 28476 dollars. Work will make the road 20 feet wide in some sections and 18 feet in others and must be completed by October 1.
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Elyria
Sheffield
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Amherst Townships
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State Highway Division No
UN Studies Red Offer On POWs
UN and Communist negotiators spar over prisoner repatriation in Korea with a proposal to reclassify prisoners by nationality. Nam Il suggested voluntary return for South Koreans, while forcing all Chinese and UN nationals back, and hinted secret talks to discuss details. UN chief Harrison sought time to study the plan as officials warned of gimmicks and possible loopholes.
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Senate approves 6.03 billion foreign aid bill for 1953
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 6.0319 billion foreign aid measure for fiscal 1953, funding military and economic aid to Europe Asia Africa the Near East and the Pacific. The bill totals less than Truman’s request by about 1.9 billion and mirrors a figure backed by Eisenhower and Taft. The package also covers atomic expansion military construction and multiple federal agencies.
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Only Two Men To Be Called Next Month
A preinduction quota of only two men has been set for the Elyria Selective Service Board next month. The August call, set for August 21, 1912, is among the lowest issued here in years, with nine men slated for induction. The local area backlog remains large after months of drafts. The Chronicle Telegram will not publish on Independence Day and will resume Saturday edition. Dancing event scheduled July 4 Vermilion Lake Club House Alan Page orchestra 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. adv.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Alan Page
Speed limits in Elyria now enforced with radar use
Elyria begins strict speed enforcement as 132 signs go up including 62 at 35 mph and 40 at 25 mph. A radar unit in an police cruiser will measure speeds from either direction, with readings admissible in court. Chief Andress lists principal street limits. most unlisted streets are 25 mph.
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Elyria
C. E. Andress
Irving Finegold
Finegold
Chief Andress
Man Arrested On Bad Check Charge
Donald L. Parker of 279 Valley View faces a bad check charge filed by T. Alec Aust of Aust Service Station East Broad Street and Park Avenue after a $15 check bounced. Detectives found multiple other checks. Parker recently lost his job with the New York Central. A $1,000 bond was set by Mayor Ault. Parker sought a July 11 continuation to consult counsel.
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Valley View
T. Alec Aust
East Broad Street
Park Avenue
Aust
Parker
Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Ault
Senate Calls For Steel Strike End and Talks Resume
The Senate called for an end to the 31 day steel strike and urged immediate resumption of bargaining between industry and the CIO Steelworkers union. It urged use of government services if requested and backed Taft Hartley Act provisions, while Truman weighs action amid reports the strike reduced industry expansion and output in 1952.
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D-Minn
CIO Steelworkers
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Joe Boddy Injured In Ladder Collapse At Home
Joe Boddy suffered fractures to his wrist kneecaps and several ribs when a collapsing step ladder dropped him while he was cherry picking at his Abbe Road home on Sunday. He has endured prior mishaps, including horse show duties at Lorain County Fair.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Abbe Road
Little Joe
Lorain County Fair
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