Truckers Continue Walkout Threatens City Output
Truck drivers in Cleveland enter a second day of walkout tightening picket lines around loading terminals. Production slows in heavy industry while interstate shipments and food supplies move unmolested. Violence reported as a lettuce truck driver was beaten. assailant apologized after checking the bill of lading.
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Cleveland
Employers’ Association
Local 407
AFL
Wildcat
Lee Lindsay
Albion
N. C
Board To Hire Assistant Superintendent
The Elyria Board of Education plans to hire an assistant superintendent to replace Dr. Robert E. Wilson, who leaves this month for Canton city schools. Wilson begins August 1 as assistant to Harold Eibling, and a candidate is expected to be named for formal approval at the Monday meeting.
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Robert E. Wilson
Canton City
Elyria Board of Education
Wilson
Canton Post
Harold Eibling
Elyria
Field Hopes For Release On Bail
New York millionaire Frederick Vanderbilt Field spent the night in jail for contempt of court and hoped for release today if left wing cronies could post 10 000 dollars bail. He had been jailed for refusing to provide information that might aid in recapturing four fugitive Communist leaders who disappeared the day they were to be imprisoned. Federal Judge Ham W. Swan set a room at Yale for a temporary bail hearing pending appeal of the 90 day contempt sentence.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Communist Party
Field
Federal Court of Appeals
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Outlook
Clear and warmer this afternoon and tonight with a high around 86. Sunday will be partly cloudy and continued warm with a low near 63. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Citizens Committee To Study County Building Needs Meets
Lorain County commissioners appoint a citizens committee to survey county buildings and cost improvements. The group discussed infirmary and jail repairs, court house space and detention facilities for juveniles, with plans for an executive committee led by Clair Hill of Wellington to outline a work program.
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Lorain County
Court House
J. Norman Thompson
Thomson
Thompson
R. J. Fortney
Oscar G. Dunn
Fortney
Tom McGeachie
Lorain
J. J
Smythe
Amherst
Ralph J. Bauer
Gulf Road
McGeachie
Clair Hill
Wellington
Hungary Charges Rejected By U S As Falsehoods
The United States bluntly rejected Hungarys claim that three U S legation members in Budapest are spies calling the charges a tissue of falsehoods. The note said the accusation was for propaganda and that Archbishop Groesz trial showed only Hungarian authorities terrorizing the people to submission.
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Washington
United ‘States
Hungary
U.S
Budapest
Joseph Groesz
Groesz
Bean And Berry Pickers Needed In Elyria Area
Some 200 bean and raspberry pickers are urgently needed on farms in the Elyria area Monday. Pickers should assemble at Ely Park across from the courthouse at seven o'clock Monday morning. Trucks will provide transportation to and from the farms.
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Elyria
Ohio State Employment Office
Ely Park
Air Force Plane Crashes in Scotland Killing 11 Feared
A four engine KB29 tanker from Lakenheath based 2nd Bomb Wing crashed in hills near Carspairn Scotland during a routine training flight. Nine bodies found. next of kin names withheld. Pilot attempted to pull from spin. Wreckage scattered in rain soaked hills. Albert Kramer, 20, Cleveland, drowned at Hudson Springs Park pool after being found 12 feet deep.
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Carsphairn
Scotland
Lakenheath Air Base
Suffolk
England
Strategic Air Command
3Rd Air Division
Ruislip
London
William R. Campbell
Brackloch Glen
Campbell
Hudson
Albert Kramer
Cleveland
Hudson Springs Park
Japan Peace Treaty Signings Set for September in San Francisco
Washington reports the Japanese peace treaty will be signed in San Francisco during the first week of September. The ceremony, likely Sept 4-8, will involve 33 wartime powers with Russia uncertain. Dulles and Dean Acheson lead the U S delegation as terms are said to be largely pre agreed with limited reparations and no rear ments cap on Japan.
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Japan
Washington
San Francisco
State Department
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Dulles
United States
Truman
Tokyo
U S Planes Hit Enemy Convoys
U S warplanes struck Communist convoys pouring men and supplies from Manchuria toward Korea for a second day. Fifth Air Force raiders destroyed or damaged at least 100 enemy vehicles along the 95 mile highway from Sinuiju to Sinanju and hit three airfields while UN troops probed positions and reported light activity along the battle line.
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8Th Army
Korea
U. S
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Sinanju
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Nations
U.S
Kaisong
Missouri Flood Swamps Tuscumbia As Osage Surges Higher
River from Osage swells to seven feet above flood stage pouring four feet deep into Tuscumbia. More than 15 blocks floodwaters inundate homes and a general store. Rain totals near 10 inches over 35 hours drive widespread crop loss across Missouri and Kansas. Bagnell Dam release adds to floods. Army engineers estimate damages in the hundreds of thousands.
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Uscudibia
Osage
Tuscumbia
Bagnell Dam
Missouri
Kansas
Excelsior Springs
Fishing River
Clarmore
Okla
Four Boys Promise No More Firecrackers in OKC
Four Oklahoma City boys aged 9 to 11 promised to steer clear of firecrackers after a blast nearly blinded them. Doctors say their sight will be saved as bandages come off today for Max Hamilton, Steve Misdner, and Harold Sanford, with a blackout ending early next week.
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Oklahoma City
Max Hamilton
Clifford
Bonds
Steve Miser
Woolsey Madden
Harold Sanford
Man On Horse Fined For Drunken Riding Near Ripley
Clarence Downing aged 62 was fined 100 dollars and costs for drunken riding after a motorist reported he and his horse zig zagged across U S Route 62 three miles north of Ripley. He was hauled into court after the report of the frightening ride.
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Ripley, O
Clarence Downing
Downing
Here
Doctors and nurses manhandled by hospital pickets
In Minneapolis striking AFL Service Employees Union members disrupted access to 10 hospitals as police formed barriers. Pickets 25 to 50 strong blocked entrances while non-strikers remained inside, and hospital staff reported reduced food and medicine deliveries including oxygen and blood for transfusions.
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Minneapolis
AFL Service
Abbott Hospital
Mount McKinley West Face Climb Underway By Washburn Team
Dr Bradford Washburn and his Boston Museum of Science expedition began the first attempt to summit Mount McKinley from the west side. They ascended 3,000 feet from the 10,000 foot camp through avalanche risk, backing cautious plans as they push toward a new route and hope for success.
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Mt. Mckinley
Alaska
North America
Bradford Washburn
Boston Museum of Science
Washburn
United Press
Coincidence Traps Robber With $40,000
In Cleveland police nab Buffalo bank robber Attillio Montanarillo after he exits a New York Central train with $40,000 in loot from the Buffalo Industrial Bank robbery at 3 p.m. yesterday. Det. Sgt. John Hanrahan and Det. Charles Basil, aboard the same train, helped arrest him. Patrolman Augustin Krueger assisted. The suspect surrendered after initial denial of identity.
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Cleveland, OW
Buffalo
Attillio Montanarillo
New York Central
Union Terminal
John Hanrahan
Charles Basil
Bruce Woods Parker
Montanarillo
Augustin, Krueger
Cleveland Police
Buffalo Industrial Bank
Body Of Drowning Victim Found Off Beaver Park
The body of Leonard Bugala, 35, of 2594 West Tenth Street, Cleveland, was found in Lake Erie about a quarter mile from Beaver Park shore after two canoes capsized July 4. Deputy Chalmer Davidson said the Coast Guard at Lorain and Coroner N. A. Tillman were notified. Eugene Morehart, 34, of Kew Gardens, Lorain, swam ashore.
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Leonard Bugala
West Tenth Street
Cleveland
Beaver Park
Lake Erie
Sheriff's Department
Chalmer Davidson
Coast Guard
Lorain
N. A.tillman
Bugala
Eugene Morehart
Kew Gardens
Morehart
Iran Rejects World Court Proposal on Oil Dispute
Iran rejects the World Court plan for a mixed commission to run the disputed oil industry citing lack of jurisdiction but says a commission will study the issue further. Premier Mossadegh directs Iran National Oil Co to continue taking over property of Anglo-Iranian Oil in southern Iran amid the court question. Britain accepts the court’s recommendations and will nominate two representatives with Iran for a five member board, seeking a neutral fifth member. further notes awaited in London.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran National Oil Company
Foreign Ministry
Britain
Francis Shepherd
Bagher Kazemi
London
Gasoline Explosion Fatal at Toledo Refinery
Perrysburg foreman E D Shumway died from injuries after a gasoline explosion at Pure Oil Co Refinery in Toledo. Operator Samuel G Muller was critically hurt and four others sustained burns.
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Toledo
E. D. Shumway
Perrysburg
Pure Oi Co
Samuel G. Muller
Young Wife Reveals FBI Spy Work Against Reds
Mrs. Mary S. Markward, a 29 year old Chesterbrook housewife, recalls seven years spying for the FBI on Communist groups in Washington. She joined the party in 1943, became treasurer of a policy unit, and described 18 clubs with about 230 members, noting underground government worker cells including W37 at the Washington Navy Yard. Her testimony before the House Un-American Activities subcommittee is set for next week, with only husband and mother aware of her actions.
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Washington
Mary S. 'Markward
FBI
Shitht
Markward
Chesterbrook
George
Christne
England
Marsh Guenin
Adv
Avities
Washington Navy Yard
House Committee
Three Killed and 30 Hurt in 3 Car Crash
A high speed three vehicle collision on a highway in Memphis, Tennessee killed three California residents and injured about 30 others, including 25 cotton choppers en route to Arkansas plantations. The dead were Eugene W Franklin of Oakland and his son, and Mrs George Mae Swofford of San Pablo. Survivors include Francis Franklin and Arthur Franklin of Oakland and Nancy Swofford of San Pablo. Franklin attempted to pass a car driven by Sherman Foster Proctor of Arkansas, causing a collision with an oncoming truck.
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Memphis
Tenn
California
Arkansas
Eugene W
Franklin
Oakland
Cal
Gene
George Mae Swofford
San Pablo
Francis Franklin
Arthur Franklin
Nancy Swofford
Sherman Foster Proctor
Ark
U N Team Heads To Kaesong For Cease Fire Talks
United Nations negotiators prepared to move from an advance camp toward Kaesong to begin preliminary cease fire discussions with Communist delegates believed in the city. The plan is to set a time and place for a formal armistice conference, with a possible demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel as a major issue.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Red
Pyongyang
U. N
Imjin
38Th Parallel
USN
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Seoul
U. S
8Th Army
Thhe
Knocks Officer Down Judge Allows Release in Bee Defense Claim
Edward Jefferson, 28, arrested for knocking a patrolman to the sidewalk, was freed after telling a judge he struck the officer to prevent a bee sting he saw land near the back of the officer’s neck. He said he acted to shield the officer from harm.
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Weilroit
Edward Jefferson
New Autos To Have Spare Tire Again
Washington reported the spare tire will be restored to trunks of new passenger cars. The National Production Authority plans to lift the fifth tire ban once orders are drafted, likely sometime next week, say NPA officials.
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Washington
Lity
NPA
Vacation camera wanted ad on classifieds
A casual classified note urges selling a reel proof camera on vacation. Contact numbers 4752 or 4753 to place a Want Ad in the classified section. The ad emphasizes cash sales daily and encourages action today.
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Air Force
Burns
Bowker Electric
U. S. Eighth Army
World Court
U.N
Judge
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