Reinforced Reds Hit In East Center Front
An 8th Army communique reports a reinforced Communist battalion about 800 to 1,000 strong attacked UN troops north of Hwachon on the East Central front, forcing a withdrawal after 45 minutes. Allied tanks and infantry pressed toward Pyongyang as cease-fire talks approach, with heavy enemy logistics and air sorties observed in rear areas.
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Korea
United Nations
U.N
Hwachon
Pyonggang
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang
Pyongyang
Kaesong
U. N
Kae- Song
Fifth Air Force
5Th Air Force
Shooting Star
Sinanju
Anak
Manchuria
U. N. Command
Red
Sine@nju
Wonsan
Dope Racket Series By Chronicle-Telegram
Beginning Monday July 9 the Chronicle-Telegram will run an exclusive series on The Dope Racket. Authored by James C. Ryan supervisor of the New York-Northern New Jersey District Federal Bureau of Narcotics the articles draw on bureau files and reflect his nationwide investigations including major cities and a Texas border assignment with marijuana smugglers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
James C. Ryan
New York-Northern
New Jersey
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Ryan
United States
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Memphis
Texas
Five Injured In Two Car Crash At Route 303 Intersection
Five persons injured in a two car collision at Route 303 and Gifford road yesterday at 5 45 pm. Driver Joseph Kasinski 63 of Gifford road allegedly failed to make a safety stop and received an arrest ticket to appear in court July 9. Kasinski driving south on Gifford road was struck on the right by Clarence Zievers of Kenosha Wis driving east on Route 303. Zievers claimed the other car pulled into his path and the crash was unavoidable. Kasinski had forehead abrasions and Mrs Effie Kasinski 62 suffered a fractured scapula. Zievers had abrasions and contusions. Ralph Eichinger 51 and Laura Eichinger 51 of Kenosha sustained possible arm fracture and knee injuries. All were taken to Allen Hospital Oberlin for treatment. A three year old, Helen Fillmon daughter of John Fillmon 347 East River street, was treated for head injuries at 6 30 pm yesterday after falling from the rear door of her father’s car. Continued on Page 2.
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Route 303
Gifford Road
Joseph Kasinski
Sheriff Department
Kasinski
Clarence Zievers
Kenosha
Wis
Zievers
Effie Kasinski
Ralph Eichinger
Meister Elected President of Elyria Kiwanis Club
Herbert H Meister was elected president of the Elyria Kiwanis Club to succeed Dr Robert E Wilson who leaves Elyria to accept an Canton schools post. Meister, former vice president, was chosen at a special board meeting after yesterday's luncheon and will serve the six months of Wilsons unexpired term.
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Herbert H. Meister
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Robert E. Wilson
Elyria
Canton Schools
Meister
Kiwanis Club
Wilson
Harry
Grass-Root Push for Stronger Price Controls Sought
Washington Democrats press grassroot pressure on Congress to extend wage price controls as House debates a defense act extension. Rep Wolcott signals shifting public sentiment against stronger controls, while Senate already approves eight month limits with a ban on price rollbacks. President Truman and aides urge firm measures though admin view remains uncertain.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Congress
Jesse P. Wolcott
Mich
Wolcott
House
House Banking Committee
Senate Alreay
England
Marsh Gueninadv
Jailed For Refusing To Name Bail Contributors
New York millionaire Frederick Vanderbilt Field was jailed by Judge Sylvester J. Ryan for refusing to disclose names of people who posted bail for four fugitive Communist leaders. Field received 90 days in contempt. appeal arguments were to be heard later in New Haven.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Sylvester J. Ryan
Field
Civil Rights Congress
United States
Ryan
Victor Rabinowitz
Thomas W. Swan
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Haven
Conn
Sawyer seeks to buy Columbus radio station WCOL
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer is negotiating to purchase radio station WCOL in Columbus. Station co owner Lloyd Pixley says the deal is progressing but no contracts are signed. Sawyer already owns WING in Dayton and WIZE in Springfield and his wife and others own stock in WLOK in Lima.
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Columbus
Charles Sawyer
WCOL
Lloyd Pixley
Pixley
Sawyer
Dayton
Wize
Springfield
WLOK
Lima
Kaesong City Hall Being Made Ready For Talks
Tokyo reports preparations for Korea cease fire negotiations underway with a U N prediction of an accord by week’s end. Ridgway pledged safe conduct for Chinese and North Korean delegates to Kaesong as Patrolling units note the city hall being cleaned and repaired. Both sides guarantee safe passage of each delegation via the 38th parallel area and allied air forces impose no strikes within five miles of Kaesong.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
U. N
C. P. Weyland
Far East Air Force
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Pyongyang
Hall
Pleads Guilty To Charge Of Assault On Elm Street
John Hoban, 45, of 405 Elm street, pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Henry W. Ault on a charge of assault based on a complaint by Margaret Ward, 81, also of Elm street. Police said neighbors reported mistreatment and a threat. Ward had obtained a temporary restraining order and alleged abuse and a property dispute, noting she deeded property to Hoban last August.
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John Hoban
Elm Street
Henry W. Ault
Margaret Ward
Helfrich Dies Here at 67 Former Businessman and Knight
C J Helfrich aged 67 a former Elyria coal business partner of Lyle McQuistion and former secretary treasurer of Parsch Lumber and Coal died at his home 910 Middle avenue at 8 20 p m after an eight year illness He was a past grand knight of the Knights of Columbus a fourth degree member and past exalted ruler of the Elyria Elks lodge He belonged to St Mary's church and Holy Name Society He is survived by his widow Viola nee Parsch a daughter Mrs Charles Wentz grandchildren Sally and Nancy Wentz two brothers Arthur and Floyd Funeral services will be at St Mary's church Saturday at 10 a m with burial in St Mary's cemetery Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral home Holy Name Society will hold a Rosary at 8 p m tonight
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J. Helfrich
Knights of Columbus and Elks Lodge
Middle Avenue
Helfrich
Lyle McQuistion
Parsch Lumber and Coal Company
Elyria
Raab
Viola
Parsch
Charles Wentz
Sally
Nancy Wentz
Arthur
Lotain
Floyd
St. Mary’s Church
Megr. William &. Newton
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
St. Mary's Holy Name Society
Russia claims 19000 planes a year production rise
Aviation Age reports Soviet air power expansion with total aircraft output at 19 000 yearly. It breaks down 8200 fighters 3700 bombers 1200 heavy bombers 1800 transports and 4100 trainers and misc types, citing sources in 10 countries. The piece notes rapid modernization and extensive flight training underpin Soviet strength.
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New York
Aviation Age
Air Age
Ussr
Soviet Union
State sales tax receipts decline in week ending June 23 1951
State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported prepaid sales tax receipts totaling 2,965,807 for the week ending June 23 1951, down from 3,000,090 in the same period of 1950. Also listed is an advertisement for 10 percent off new electric fans at Bowker Electric.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Dewey May Join Talks in Korea Visit
In Tokyo Thomas E. Dewey governor of New York and Republican figureheads visited Korea territory. He met with General Ridgway and may participate in future peace talks though officials discouraged such speculation. Dewey urged a Pacific mutual defense pact alongside the Atlantic treaty and described a six week Far Eastern tour to bolster bipartisan U.S. foreign policy.
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Dewey
Tokyo
Thomas FE. Dewey
New York
Far East
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Commander
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican Party
Korea
Truman
U.N
Ridgway
U. N
Pacific
Western
Europe
U. S
Dean Acheson
MacArthur Froman
Contract Let For Sewer Job At Lake Avenue
Service Director D W Kothe reported a contract was let to Kelley Construction Co for installing a sanitary sewer on Lake avenue from Bell avenue north. The bid was 3460, the lower of two bids, both above the engineer's estimate of 2600. Contractors cited potential quicksand as a reason for high bids.
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D. W. Kothe
Kelley Construction Co
Lake Avenue
Bell Avenue
Sanatorium to Seek Bids for Repairs at Pleasant View Sanatorium
County commissioners announced bids will be opened August 13 for building repairs at Pleasant View Sanatorium estimated at 10 480 dollars. Architect J E Meyer of Lorain estimates waterproofing and masonry work for tower and north wing walls.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
J. E. Meyer
Lorain
Water Line Extensions Approved in Vinscent District
County commissioners approved extensions for Lafayette drive and Ridgewood street after a board hearing. The Lafayette project is estimated at 5811 dollars and the Ridgewood line at 3361 dollars. Entities include Lafayette drive Ridgewood street Lafayette district. Local government action and project costs are noted.
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Vinscent District
Lafayette Drive
Ridgewood Street
Lafayette
Ridgewood
Child Killed By Auto Near Camden
Donald G. Keller a three year old of route 3 Camden was fatally struck yesterday after fleeing his mother and darting into the road on route 127 near here according to state police.
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Auto
Camden
Donald G. Keller
Route 3
Here
Highway Patrol
Renting unused summer cottages with Want Ads
If you have a summer cottage unused this season, rent it by placing a Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds. Call 4752 or 4753 to speak with a courteous ad-taker and start getting extra vacation cash.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Reinforced Reds
Herbert A. Meister
Ohio
William M. Boyle, Jr
National Committee
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Charles E. Wilson
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Michael V. Disalle
Marsh Guenin
Kaesong City Hall
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Bowker Electric
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