Profits Tax Extension Predicted By House Leader
Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr predicted after a White House conference that a majority of the House Ways and Means Committee would approve an excess profits tax extension. He said two bills before the committee could win administration acceptances, one a six month extension and the other with a 100000 exemption. Martin noted committee plans and a meeting set by Daniel Reed to discuss the measure amid GOP leadership talks with Eisenhower and a hoped August 1 adjournment.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin Jr
White House
House
Ways and Means
Ways & Means Committee
Eisenhower
Mastin
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
Administration
Reed
Martin
Senate
William F. Knowland
Cal
Two Injured In Truck And Auto Collision Near North Olmsted
Tom Demos 28 of 535 Broad Street and Alan R. Page 23 of 223 Roosevelt Avenue were injured in a truck car crash on Chestnut Ridge Road two miles west of North Olmsted. Demos suffered a possible concussion and head contusion. Page had possible back injuries and a eye laceration. Maxwell 42 of 308 Cornell Avenue drove the Excell machine truck. he attempted to stop and skidded into Page’s car. Both drivers were not cited.
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Tom Demos
Broad Street
Alan R. Page
Roosevelt Avenue
Chestnut Ridge Road
North Olmsted Corporation
Demos
Excell Machine Products Co
Louis W. Maxwell
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Page
State Highway Patrol
Chronicle- Telegram
Maxwell
Hirm
Churchill Finishes Seven Chapters During Rest Period
London reports Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, resting for at least a month, has completed seven chapters of his forthcoming World War I memoirs. The Bermuda chiefs conference was postponed as announced ten days earlier.
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London
Chiefs of State
Bermuda
Winston Churchill
London Foreign Office
Winston
Northwestern Ohio Weather Outlook Fair and mild through Wednesday
Weather summary from United Press reports fair and continued mild conditions across Northwestern Ohio, with a high of 83 today and a low near 38 tonight. Winds on Lake Erie from the west at 15 mph, cooler by Wednesday, possible scattered showers Wednesday and Saturday totaling a quarter to a half inch.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
Lausche to Decide on Record Ohio Appropriations Bill
Governor Frank J. Lausche says he will decide by Wednesday how to handle the $835,865,870 appropriations bill. He may veto specific items while approving the rest as the state remains effectively broke until the measure becomes law and payments are delayed. The bill, introduced February 16, reached his desk Monday night, ending a year without spending authority as the previous appropriations expired midnight last Tuesday.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
House
Jausche
Marine guards foil prisoner escape and Koje Island riot
U S Marines foil an escape by anti‑Communist North Korean POWs at a camp near Pusan after five tried to flee. Three were captured. two remain at large. On Koje Island pro‑Communist prisoners staged a Red flag demonstration. American guards used concussion grenades and irritants to retake barricaded barracks.
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Pusan Ins
United States
South Korea
Koje Island
Pusan
Koje
Russians appoint new ambassador to France
Serge Vinogradov, 46, former ambassador to Turkey, has been named by the President of the Supreme Council of the U S S R to be ambassador to France. He faced Alexei Paviov in the selection.
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Moscow II
Serge Vinogradov
Supreme Council of the
France
Vinogradov
Turkey
Alexei Paviov
East German police convicted of mutiny and shot
Western reports say 46 East German police officers and soldiers were executed for mutiny and resistance to Soviet forces during the June uprising. The Telegraf and other sources claim 15 officers and 31 enlisted men were condemned, with broader arrests and lengthy prison terms across the Soviet zone.
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Berlin
Red
West Berlin
Telegraf
Ped
Peoples Police
East Germany
Magdeburg
Russan
Poligmer
Soviet Russia
Information Bureau West
Jabor
Black River Firemen Quit In Truck Protest
Black River township loses local fire protection as 15 to 16 volunteers turn in badges over a $20,000 purchase of an unsuitable fire truck by trustees. Reciprocals with Amherst Sheffield Vermilion Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Lorain city cover area as Allen Erhart says other members expected to resign. Fire Chief Walter Wilker also turned in his badge. Trustees are Fred Wilms Edward Barr and William Breedon.
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Black River Township
Amherst
Sheffield
Vermilion
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lorain City
Allen Erhart
Erhardt
Columbus
St. Louis
St Louis
Erhart
Walter Wilker
Fred Wilms
Edward A. Barr
William Breedon
Navy Army and Air Force chiefs seek restore defense cuts
Navy spokesmen told senators today they want a 266 million dollar restoration of cuts approved by the House in the Eisenhower defense budget for the year starting July 7. Sen. Homer Ferguson said all three services will appeal before the Senate Military Appropriations committee to seek restored funds.
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Washington
INS
Navy
House
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Senate Military Appropriations Committee
Army
Air Force
Eisenhhower
Former Pittsburgh star to coach all sports at LaGrange
Michael Belich the former University of Pittsburgh basketball great was named head coach of all sports at TeGrange High School after a Monday night school board meeting. He will coach six man football basketball baseball and track and teach physical education and history. Belich lives in Duquesne Pa and has worked for Goodyear in Akron since 1951. He is unmarried.
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Michael Belich
University of Pittsburgh
TeGrange High School
Panther
Lloyd ‘Morse
Wickliffe G High
Morse
LaGrange
Belich
Duquesne
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Pittsburgh
Committee Acts On Legislation To Aid Farmers
The Senate Agriculture Committee met to consider emergency relief for farmers and ranchers hit by the drought in the Southwest. Chairman George D. Aiken said the bill might be approved today without public hearings.
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Senate Agriculture Committtee
George D. Aiken
RVI
Carey's Valia Offers Reduced Cocktail Prices
Reduced cocktail prices from 4 30 p m to 6 00 p m at Careys Valia 1906 Lake Ave. Advert.
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Carey's
Valia
Lake Ave
Avon Clarifies Ridgeville Water Proposal Position
A letter from C L Snyder of Snyder McLellan and Watson explains Avon’s limited role if Ridgeville is to receive water via Avon Lake. Avon cannot legally sell water to North Ridgeville, and no agreement with Avon Lake exists yet. If water is bought from Avon Lake Avon would grant a right of way or permit use of pumps mains and standpipe for payment.
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Avon
North Ridgeville
Avon Lake
C. L. Snyder
Snyder, McLellan and Watson
Hillsboro
Ind
Ridgeville
Avon Village
Snyder
James B. Adams
Snyders
Three of injured in auto crash remain in hospital
James Hambly of 364 Forty-Ninth Street drove a car at the Hillard Bradley Road intersection in Westlake July accident. Young Hambly was treated for a shoulder injury and released from Bay View Hospital. Patty Best and her mother reported X-ray results pending. Janet Schaefer Leroy Schaefer and Diane Zust remain hospitalized at Bay View. Donald E. Little of Avon was killed in the crash and funeral services were held.
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James Hambly
Forty-Ninth Street
Hillard-Bradley Road
Westlake
Chronicle- Telegram
Young Hambly
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Patty Best
Artemas Court
Lakewood Hospital
Patty
Clair J. Best
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Janet
LeRoy Schaefer
Diane Zust
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Donald E. Little
Berry and Bean Pickers Sought in Elyria Drive
Foster P. Dirlam of the Ohio State Employment Service calls for at least 100 school children and adults to help Lorain County farmers harvest raspberries and beans. Work shifts include Wednesday and Friday mornings this week and likely all next week, meeting at Eli Park at 7 am for transport to the fields.
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Foster P. Dirlam
Ohio State Employment Service
Lorain County
Dirlam
Eli Park
Elyria
Supreme Court Justice Douglas Impeachment Resolution Killed
The House Judiciary Committee unanimously voted to defeat and kill a resolution to impeach Justice William O. Douglas, ending the immediate effort in the committee.
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Washington
U.P
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Eisenhower aide postpones Seoul talks with Rhee
The U K truce editor delayed his meeting with President Syngman Rhee awaiting new Washington instructions. Assistant Secretary Walter S Robertson failed again in 12 days to meet Rhee over the deadlocked South Korean cooperation on a truce.
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Seoul
Korea
U.K
Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
Washington
Walter S. Robertson
Nehru Warns Korea Truce May Extend Fighting
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, opening a two day All India Congress session in Agra, warned that new complications in Korea could not only renew but extend the fighting elsewhere. He spoke Monday about the dangers of a stalled truce affecting wider conflict.
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Agra
India
INS
Jawaharlal Nehru
Korea
All-India Congress
Nehru
Teachers Back Legislation for Oil for Education Plan
The National Education Association said about one million teachers nationwide back Sen Lister Hill's oil for education proposal. The bill would earmark federal revenues from offshore oil on the continental shelf to fund education in the 48 states when acted on in the House this week.
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Washington
U.P
National Education Association
Lister Hill
Continental Shelf
Seoul Airport Evacuated as Han River Rises
The United States Fifth Air Force partially evacuated Seoul city airport today as the Han River swelled by monsoon rains rose about 20 feet above normal. Some Allied planes and a third of airport personnel were moved from the low area, but the air base remained operational according to Fifth Air Force officials.
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Seoul
United States
Fifth Air Force
Seoul City
Han River
Alrce
American trio qualifies for British Open at Carnoustie
In a rain swept round at Carnoustie and Burnside courses Amer ica's big three Ben Hogan Lloyd Mangrum and Frank Stranahan earned places in the championship flight of the British Open Golf Championship.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
U.P
America
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Frank Stranahan
Burnside
Council Defers Action As Member Goes Home
A Madison council meeting ended in sudden disorder when Councilman James C. Scott left early, blocking passage of emergency ordinances. With McDonald absent and a seat vacant, seven votes were not reached, delaying final decisions on the 1954 budget and related measures.
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James C. Scott
Scott
Robert Corts
John McDonald
Jim
Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
G. Ralph Terry
City Hall
Mrs Roosevelt Begins Yugoslavia Visit
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt opened a 15 day tour of Yugoslavia visiting Belgrade industrial and agricultural centers and meeting officials after arriving from Athens. She plans to depart for Austria on July 21.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elyria 1954 City Budget Totals Over Two Million
Public hearing on Elyria budget for 1954 shows a total of 2,300,024.13 dollars, up 411,823.80 from 1953, with General Fund at 1,026,977 dollars and multiple department increases led by Safety and Recreation. City Auditor notes potential future salary changes depend on year-end funds. park and street funds see notable shifts to cover parking lot bonds and road work. The Recreation Board and Park Account receive sizable boosts to support expanded facilities and swimming programs.
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Elyria
Tne
Ellsworth Albert
Albert
Recreation Board
O. M
O.M
Hecock Elected To Council President Pro Tem Kellogg
G Ralph Terry exited as safety service director and a city council reorganization elected Kenneth B Lord as council president. George Hecock won councilman first ward, Dale Kellogg named president pro tem, with new committees formed. Hecock a 45 year old machinist from Wheaton Michigan, resident of Elyria, and Mason.
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Ted Recowch
Kenneth B. Lord
Dale Kellogg
Lord
G. Ralph Terry
City Hall
Henry W. Ault
George Hecock
Brown- Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corporation
Hecock
Wheaton
Obverln High School
Elyria
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Elyrisz Park Commission
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United Press
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Nacht Depesche
Nacht Depeche
Berliner Zeitung
Stalin Allee
Black River
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Oberlin Sonety
TV Radio
Wellington
Douglas
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