Pauker Fired from Romanian Foreign Ministry in Purge
Romanian official decree removes Ana Pauker from the Foreign Ministry amid a party purge. Simion, named as her successor, travels from Moscow to Bucharest to assume the post while Pauker faces possible arrest alongside other senior Romanian communists.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ana Pauker
Dnzil
Pauker
Bughiei Simon
Mascow
Simion
Moscow
Artst
Qeservers
London
Pau
Foreign Ministry
Romanian Communist Party
Central Committee
Party
Abisheracy
Teohari Georgescu
Vasile Luca
No Records Are Destroyed By Court House Fire
County treasurer Waltner Wright reports a courthouse fire caused mostly by wiring damage. Firefighters secured the area, soot and dirt caused more loss than flames, while records and equipment were cleaned up by a six man cleanup brigade to resume operations. Insurance coverage was noted.
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Gesturlai
Waltner J. Wright
No. 1
Archie Phipps
Wright
P.am. Thurstax
Roger
Harold Howe
Carl County
Oscar G. Schmitkens
Dunn
Five Scene
Holiday Accidents Death Toll Mounts on Fourth of July
United Press reports Fourth of July holiday crowds flood highways and leisure venues as accidental deaths climb past two hundred. Sunburned revelers return to ball parks beaches and resorts to resume celebration amid generally pleasant weather.
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United Press
Werther
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Fourth of July Travel
Fair tonight in Northeastern Ohio with temperatures near last night. A United Press survey reports 246 deaths since Thursday, including 164 traffic fatalities, 58 drownings, seven plane crash deaths, 14 in other mishaps, and one fireworks death. The Fourth was grim with a grandstand collapse in Estelline South Dakota injuring 75, New York crowds fleeing to beaches, and deadly crashes on major turnpikes. President Truman attended the Washington Senators versus New York Yankees game amid heavy holiday traffic and congestion on superhighways.
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United Press
Estelline
S.D
Chicago
New York City
Caney Island
Truman
Boy Escapes Injury After Car Contact
Two and a half year old Wayne Reichard escaped injury Thursday afternoon after running into the right front fender of a car driven by Mrs. Ethel Ehrke. Ehrke, turning right from East avenue into Broad street, could not avoid the child as he ran into the street. Wayne was taken to Elydla Memorial Hospital where doctors found no injuries.
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Wayne Reichard
Ethel Ehrke
Middle Avenue
Eisenhower In Chicago For Battle
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Chicago aboard his special train to press for the Republican nomination and attack Taft allies, promising no deals and pledging to fight party corruption and backroom tactics as he meets convention leaders. He spoke across Iowa and Missouri en route, denouncing “cheap little deals” and democratic control.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Eisenhower
Chicago and Northwestern
Robert A. Taft
Nebraska
Iowa
Colorado
Texas
Taft
Washington
Clinton, Ja
NBC Life Magazine
We the People
Towa
Industrial Union Council Heads Are Re-elected
Steve Caruso of Lorain representing the United Steelworkers was elected for his fifth term as president of the Lorain County Industrial Union Council. Ben Golechen of Elyria, a United Auto Workers delegate, also won a fifth term as secretary treasurer.
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Steve Caruso
Lorain
United Steelworkers
Joseph Tomasic
Alfred Tix
United Auto Workers
Elytia
Mary Howard
United Steel
William Orlandi
MacArthur Boomed For Vice President At Chicago Convention
In Chicago MacArthur heads a vice presidential boom as Taft managers push for a first ballot nod. Public and private allies of Sen Robert Taft praise MacArthur as a running mate while Herbert Hoover is seen as a key planner. Eisenhower strategists deny concession on corruption charges, with a Dixie indignation meeting lined up at the Blackstone Theatre led by Sen Hendy Cabot Lodge. Cont’d on Page 2.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Chicago
MacArthur
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Herbert Hoover
MacArthur Taft
Eisenhower
Tiremen
Blackstone Theatre
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Sen
Hendy Cabot Lodge
Stevenson Fans Eye Draft Conditions Amid Hariman Moves
Stevenson backers in Illinois grow wary as Harriman supporters allegedly plant dissension to pressure a Stevenson draft. They cite rumored Truman favoritism for Harriman and stress conditions governing a possible Stevenson draft, including no deals, no party split threats, and avoiding a hopeless 1924 style deadlock.
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Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Illinois
Harriman
Truman
Stevens
Stevenson
Houston
Tex
Postman Killed After Checking Stranded Traveler
Sutton England postman George Burton 43 rushed to aid a distressed traveler with a broken down bicycle attempting to fix it. He tested the repair and was fatally struck when he collided with a tree leaving the scene.
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Sutton
England
Postman
George Burton
Daily Mail
Good Samarittan
Burton
Truce Talks At Crucial Stage Reported In Secret Sessions
United Nations and Communist truce negotiators held secret sessions Friday at the Communists request. The latest one hour ten minute session followed claims by Radio Peiping that the talks stalled over repatriation. The UN pressed for prisoner rights while the Reds demanded all prisoners be returned with a broader plan for settlement continuing. An executive session was scheduled for 11 p.m. Sunday E.D.T.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Ely Park
Ely- Panmunjqm
Korea
United Nations
Wesw
William K. Harrison
Peiping
E.D.T
Amherst Calendar and Church News Highlights
Suburban calendar items and church notices from Elyria section including society updates and local events. Readers find listings of upcoming activities and community notices with brief details on venues and dates.
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Amherst
Church News
Elyria Comics
Death Records
Wellington Builders Page
Piano Player Killed by Employer at Maplewood Inn
Jimmie Hemphill a 23 year old piano player at Maplewood Inn was shot dead at 10 am by his employer Edward West 42 who fired a 22 caliber pistol. West surrendered to county jail authorities and is held for investigation awaiting formal charge. Witnesses describe jealousy as a possible motive. Hemphill was shot in the chest and died minutes later. West is being questioned by prosecutors and sheriffs as the investigation continues.
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Jimmie Uemptill
Maplewood Inn
Fuller Road
Edward West
Jimmie Hemphill
Maplew and Inn Oy Fuller Road
West
Jad
Harold Ewing
Joseph Guzik
Wes
Beuter
Kita
Wests
Manlewond
Hemphill
Cleveland
Fnta
Carl R. Finey
Nhis
Whn
Tunday
Tiday
Alous
Robert Davidson
John Wheenske
Davidson
Pfc Nelson Howe Wounded In Korea June 27
Pfc Nelson C Howe son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Howe of Greenroad was wounded in action in Korea on June 27 per a Department of Defense telegram. Parents earlier received a June 5 letter from him saying he was near Seoul in the Western area. Howe enlisted in 1951, sent to Korea with the 1st Division on February 25 this year.
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Birmingham
Nelson C. Howe
Nelson Howe
Greenroad
Korea
Department of Defense
Howe
Westtern
Seoul
Pfe. Howe
Marine Corps
Korna
Birmingham High School
North Korean officer school near Sakchu allegedly damaged in big raid
In a Fourth of July air raid near Sakchu on the Manchurian border, U.S. Air Force fighter bombers reportedly damaged a North Korean officer training school with about 1 500 cadets. A massive air battle involved 210 aircraft and 115 MiGs with 21 Red fighters claimed destroyed.
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Seoul
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Far East Air Forces
Pashion
Sakchu
Suiha
Manchurian
3Th Air Force
Navy
Yondon
Taft accuses Eisenhower of wild charges over delegate fight
Senator Taft charges Gen Eisenhower with wild charges at Ames and Chicago delegate dispute. He says Eisenhower lacks enough delegates and accuses managers of propaganda to sway the Republican Convention. Taft condemns efforts to overturn properly elected Taft delegates and seeks unity.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Eisenhower
Ames
Chicago
Tats
Taft
Texas
GOP
National Committee
Marty
Tait
Engenhower
Eisenhower Drsenates
Debsites
Man Quits London Firm After Career Stagnation
A British man, who had worked since boyhood for a London company, recently announced his quitting claiming he had fallen into a rut. The anecdote frames a common career frustration and hints at possible life changes.
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London
Chronicle-Telegram
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Walter J. Wright
Carl 0. Schmitkens
Harald Howe
Seth
Czech
Schmitkens
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
New Jersey Turnpike
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Industrial Union Council
Lyria
Carter
Pfc
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