Temporary injunction granted in Anglo IranianOil dispute
The Hague based International Court of Justice ordered Iran to allow continued British operation of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company until a final ruling. It urged naming a five member supervisory board for future management with two Iranians, two Britons and a neutral fifth. Two judges dissented on jurisdiction issues. Iran’s nationalization law took effect May 2.
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Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
Iran
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Frm
C. Winarski
Poland
Badawi Pasha
Egypt
Truck And Three Autos In Crash Fast Of Elyria
A wreck on Route 20 east of Elyria involved a truck driven by W J Wruck Buffalo and four cars including Kathleen Swinehert John Lantsberry Mable Dyke Earl Jackson Clarence Schroeder Keith Kochis Ray Thompson Mrs Billy Rievert and Alice Calvert. Jackson faces reckless driving arraignment July 7.
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Elyria
W. J. Wruck
Buffalo
Kathleen Swinehert
Tannery Street
John Lantsberry
Oakwood Street
Mable Dyke
Sheriff Department
Keith Kochis
High Street
Ray Thompson
Wooster Street
Kochis
East Avenue
Second Street
Billy Rievert
Parkview Court
Alice Calvert
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lodi
Furnace Street
Rotarians Hear Talk On City Manager Plan
Ronald E. Gregg executive secretary of the Toledo Municipal League will speak on the City Manager Plan at the Rotary club meeting Tuesday noon at the Elyria YMCA Mr Gregg brings extensive information on municipal government and is expected to share interesting facts on a topic of wide interest
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Ronald E. Gregg
Toledo Municipal League
Rotary Club
Elyria Y.mlc
Gregg
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a high near 72. Tonight remains fair and cooler, dipping to about 52. Friday brings more sun and warmer afternoon temperatures. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Cleveland Man Drowns Near Beaver Park
Leonard Vincent Bugala, 35, of 2594 West Tenth Street Cleveland, drowned in Lake Erie near Beaver Park when his collapsible canoe capsized around 6 p.m. A companion, Eugene Morehart, 34, from Lorain, swam to shore and aided in the search as others joined in with local craft and Lorain Coast Guardsmen. The body had not been recovered last night amid darkness and rough seas. Bugala survived by his mother Anna and six siblings. The boat was owned by Bugala and cousin Louis Polenka, who was at a nearby picnic.
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Leonard Vincent Bugala
West Tenth Street
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Beaver Park
Frank Ciecierski
Pittsburgh
Elwood Vandyke
Brandtson Avenue
Elyria
Bugala
Coast
Anna
Richards
Louis Polenka
Contract Awarded For City Hall Remodeling
The city awarded the remodeling of the police locker room jail and water office in city hall and decorating the council chamber to Scott and Bishop contractors on a bid of $4,607. Service Director D W Kothe said only one bid was received and the council had set a $5,000 limit.
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Scott and
Bishop
D. W. Kothe
Council
Elyria Schools Sell 1.7 Million Bonds To Toledo Firm
The Elyria School Board sold 1.7 million dollars in bonds to Braun Bosworth and Co of Toledo at 2.75 percent with a 31,877 premium, netting a 2.55 percent rate. Five bids were received and the sale completes the second issue of 3.7 million dollars authorized in 1949 for Allen Jefferson and Edison additions.
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Elyria
Braun, Bosworth
C O
Toledo
Allen, Jefferson, and Edison
Allen and Jefferson
Edison
Braun, Bosworth & Company
Toledo, C
Retaliation Urged As Czechs Imprison Oatis
The United States seeks Oatis release after a Czech court sentenced AP correspondent William N. Oatis, 37, from Marion Indiana, to 10 years for espionage. Senator Mundt calls for immediate reciprocal action, possibly targeting Czech embassies. a Czech goods boycott looms as leverage. Oatis may win release in five years with good behavior.
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Oatis
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
S. D
State Department
Mundt
Department
U. S
Ameri
Marion
Ind
Soldier Wounded In Action For Second Time
Oberlin Mr and Mrs Guy E Doane resident with son Donald on 369 West Lorain street receive word from Major General William E Bergin that their son Cpl Leon L Doane 20 has been wounded in action for the second time on June 6 He previously served in Japan and Korea with the 1st Cavalry Division and was wounded July 23 ensuring his return to the United States had been planned His three brothers James A Doane Donald Ray and Guy served in World War II with Army Marines and Navy respectively with Guy still in service at Alameda California.
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Oberlin
Guy E. Doane
Donald
West Lorain Street
William E. Bergin
Cpl
Leon L. Doane
Doanes
Cleveland
Leon
Army of Occupation
Japan
Korea
Doane
1St Cavalry Division
United States
Cpl. Doane
Guy Doane
James A
Donald Ray
James
Army
Marines
Guy
Navy
Alameda
Cal
Real Estate Tax Bills Reach 35000 Taxpayers Countywide
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced the mid year real estate tax mailing of about 35 000 bills to taxpayers. With roughly 100 000 parcels in the county, Wright expects about 700 000 in total collections and notes no penalty will be charged through July 31. Books close at month end. He reported 275 890 already collected for this period.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
U. S. Battle Casualties Rise 4 361 in Korea Week
The Defense Department reports 78 110 American battle casualties in Korea up 4 361 for the week. The weekly rise falls short of the prior five weeks' pace, which exceeded 3 000 casualties each week. A separate item notes 16 year old Carlos John Ruhl of Powell Delaware Ohio killed when his tractor overturned after striking a tree.
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Washington
Defense Department Today
Korea
Delaware
Carlos John Ruhl
Powell
Holiday Toll Drops From Predicted Fourth Of July Deaths
Americans marked the nations 175th birthday with picnics and fireworks as traffic deaths totaled 91, far below the 130 forecast. Weather and growing driver caution were cited as factors along with other holiday disasters across states.
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United Press
Korea
National Safety Council
Webb City
Black Range
New Mexico
Missouri
Lake Michigan
Buccaneer
Holland
Mich
Coast Guard
Rhinelander
Wis
Chicago and North Western
Virginia Belle O'Banion
Clinton
Constance May Stoklas
Calumet City
Keith Moretensen
Ephriam
Utah
Robert Richards
Dearborn
Elyria Fire Loss Tops Fifty Thousand in First Half
Elyria's fire losses for the first half of 1951 reached $50,384.18, nearly four times the amount of the same period in 1950. The Clayton apartment fire in February drove the rise, with total alarms increasing from 98 to 108 year to year. The department logged twelve township alarms with $6,790.56 in losses, and three of four first aid calls were resolved.
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Elyria
Clayton
Elyria Township
East German Steamer Explodes Killing Dozens of Orphans
An East German excursion steamer carrying about 150 orphans exploded on the Spree river near Treptow in Berlin killing an estimated 50 or more. The blast tossed children into the water as flames rose eighty feet high and many victims drowned or burned.
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Berlin
Spree
East Berlin
West Berlin
Treptow
Elyrians Injured In Fatal Nebraska Crash
Mr and Mrs Howard Behnke of Elyria are hospitalized in Lincoln Nebraska after a collision on a Lincoln road trip. Nelson A Betterly of Indianapolis was killed and Mrs Behnke and Mrs Betterley were seriously injured. Behnke suffered a broken leg.
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Howard Behnke
Lake Avenue
Lincoln
Nebraska
Colorado
Harold Blake
Parmeley Avenue
Howard Behnke, Jr
Elyria
Behnke
Mrs. Betterley
Indianapolis
Betterleys
James L. Hamilton
McCook
Neb
Hamilton
Harshaw Chemical Company
No Fireworks Accidents Debated in Cleveland
Police and hospital officials debated whether Cleveland had its first Fourth of July without fireworks accidents. The lone casualty was a housewife who fell through a storm window while her dog fled exploding firecrackers. She received forty stitches for an injured hand.
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Cleveland
Akron Goodyear Plant Resumes After Safety Inspection
Goodyear synthetic rubber plant workers in Akron Colorado were to return today after state and federal inspectors completed a safety in spection of conditions that caused the plant shutdown on June 5.
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Akron, CO
Goodyear Synthetic Rubber
Detroit Man Killed In Avon Lake Crash
Leonard Livingston age 24 of Detroit was killed at 5 30 am when his car crashed into a tree on Lake Road Avon Lake. His wife Mrs Livingston was injured and taken to St Josephs Hospital Lorain but her condition was listed as unconscious with injuries undetermined. Police say the driver may have fallen asleep.
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Leonard Livingston
Detroit
Elyria Fireman Recovering From Injuries
Elyria firefighter Otto Stegman aged 73 is recovering at home after a fall from a rear step on a fire engine during an alarm response. He sustained cuts and brush burns to his left leg shoulder and elbow but escaped serious head injury thanks to his helmet.
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Otto Stegman
Wolfcourt
Stegman
Quad One
Lodi
Furnace Streets
Erie Street
Imen
Station One
Hungary Expels Two U S Diplomats Over Archfiend Groesz Case
Hungary declared two U S diplomats persona non grata and ordered them to leave within 24 hours. A third official in Vienna was barred from re entering Hungary. The U S legation noted the recall tied to Arch bishop Groesz spying allegations and reported Sherer and Tryon must depart Budapest with limited family ties. The case follows Mindszenty's imprisonment and a Hungarian push against clerical figures tied to the plot.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Legation
Vienna
Albert Sherer, Jr
Ruth Tryon
Sherer
Miss. Tryon
Groesz
Josep Cardinal Mindszenty
Not Park In Bus Stops to Ease Morning Traffic
Police warn truck drivers and delivery men to avoid bus stops on Broad Street before 10 a.m. Arrest tickets will be issued for violations as buses need curb space to clear lanes. Early traffic is light and drivers should plan to park in the morning. A Kaywoodie Pines ad note appears at the end.
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Broad Street
C. E. Andress
Preliminary Talks Start on Sunday in Korea Cease-fire Talks
Gen Ridgway agreed to a preliminary cease-fire conference set for Sunday at Kaesong as Allied leaders seek a safe conduct guarantee. Communist media deny political demands and press hope for a quick, issue-free talks start amid a halt in major fighting along the 100 mile front.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
Ta Kung Pao
Red China
Hong Kong
Formosa
China
U.N
United Nations
Ridgway
38Th Parallel
No-Man's Land
Kaesong
Peiping
Pyongyang
Korea
Contracts Awarded For Highway Jobs
J A Jomsie state highway division engineer announced a contract was awarded to The Ohio Engineering Co Lorain for improvement of 3 6 miles of State Route 10 in Ridgeville township and for improvement of one mile of Route 58 in Amherst township on its bid of 45 681 dollars.
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J. A. Jomsie
Ohio Engineering Co
Lorain
Ridgevile Township
Amherst Township
Urgent Help Wanted for Fruit Farm Pickers
Foster P Dirlam of the Ohio late Employment Office announces urgent openings for raspberry, cherry, and bean pickers in the Elyria area. Over one hundred workers aged at least 12 are needed tomorrow. assemble at Ely Park across from the courthouse at seven in the morning. Transportation to farms provided.
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Elyria
Foster P Dirlam
Ohio
Dirlam
Ely Park
Court House
Nothing Fishy About It Want Ad Lineup
A Chronicle Telegram sports an easy pitch to sell used rod and reel via Want Ad. Call 4752 or 4753 to reach a courteous ad-taker and place the ad today for simple results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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