Allies Lose Hill Under Fire Attack
In Korea near the Pukhan River UN forces repelled a major communist assault using captured flame throwers and 14 tanks in a westward attack. U.N. troops withdrew from the hill but kept a nearby position, reporting 59 enemy dead and indicating heavy combat with bayonets and rifle butts alongside mortars and submachine guns.
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Korea
United Nations
U. N
Pukhan
U.N
Kumsong
City Council Takes No Action On Ridgeville Water Contract
Lorain County Board of Commissioners asked Elyria to contract for water within the Ridgeville district but council took no action. Mayor Ault noted the board ignored a March committee recommendation limiting action to furnishing water in mains at the city limits and declining liability for private users.
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Lorain
City of
Elyria
Board of Commissioners
Ridgeville Water District
Auto Rolls Over Injuring Driver Takacs
Arthur S Takacs aged 36 was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for forehead and chest lacerations after his Ford ran off Ford road and rolled over at 855 pm Deputies reported he could not explain the cause of the crash His car suffered heavy damage. Duty Sayles aged 70 of RD Grafton was cited for reckless driving after a collision on Route 57 north of Route 10 involving a truck owned by Robert Browe and driven by William McClelland 28 of Jeroll Court McClelland then hit a pole after striking the truck.
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Arthur S. Takacs
Ford Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Takacs
Duty Sayles
R. D. Grafton
Route 10
Sheriff Department
Sayles
Robert Browe
William McClelland
Jeroll Court
McClelland
Weather Outlook With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Northeastern time forecast shows cloudy skies with light thunder showers and a drop in temperatures later today and tonight. The five day outlook from Ohio indicates temperatures two to four degrees below normal, with showers tonight and early Wednesday and again late Friday or Saturday totaling about one inch. Special sale noted for Summer Hats at Birkline's at $1.00.
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Ohio
Hoover to Speak at Republican National Convention Tonight
Chicago dispatch reports at 9 36 p m EDT the Republican National Convention opens with remarks by temporary chair and permanent chair Rep Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts. Former President Herbert Hoover will deliver a speech titled A New Declaration of Independence followed by Gov Howard Pyle of Arizona presenting What Is Right for America.
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Chicago
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Herbert Hoover
Howard Pile
Arizona
America
Taft Name First For 1948 Convention Nomination
Senator Robert A. Taft will be the first name presented at the Republican national convention to nominate a candidate. Ohio delegation leader John Bricker moved rules to seat contested delegates. the Brown amendment was defeated. In Maplewood Inn shooting, Edward West faces murder charge after Jimmie Hemphill was killed.
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Robert A. Taft
Curtis Adkins
Alabama
Ohio
Taft
Everett Dickese
Illinois
Clarence Brown
Louisiana
Charles I. Dawson
Kentucky
Brown
Dwight D. Joseph Guzik
Eisenhower
Sheriff's Department
Auest
Edward West
Maplewood Inn
Fuller
Read
Jimmie Hemphill
West
Hemphill
Res
Guzik
C. C. Lord's Court
McKe nney Pledges No Prejudice in Campaign
Democratic National Committee chairman Frank McKinney pledged that the party will not inject racial prejudice or religious bigotry into the presidential campaign. He made the statement in a letter to Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders urging candida tes to denounce bias and form nonpartisan committees to combat prejudice. Barkley, age 74, defended his candidacy in a news conference while Sen Russell said he would back Stevenson or Kefauver if nominated but might bolt over certain nominees. Kefauver forecast a fourth or fifth ballot nomination during a Minnesota tour.
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Washington
Frank EB. McKeney
McKinney
Democratic Party
Veep
Barkley
Richard B. Russell
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Georgia
Senaorr
Montgomery
Ala
Alger Hiss
Henry Wallace
Russell
Kefauver
Fers
St. Paul
Minnesota
Honeymoon Ends In Car Dispute Near Toledo
Mrs. Martha Atfield, 30, says her honeymoon ended seven hours after a Sandusky wedding when Edwin Atfield shoved her from a car in Toledo about 6 p m. They had traveled after their ceremony and stopped for drinks.
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Toledo
Martha “Attield
Edwin
Institute Opens Second Day With 216 Attendees
The senior high in the Youngstown District of the Methodist Church continued its session today with 185 pupils and 31 teachers in attendance.
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Lakeside
Youngstown
The
Methodist Church
Couple fined for noisy anniversary in Vancouver
Vancouver residents David Anderson and his estranged wife Jean were fined 3.75 dollars after a Saturday night quarrel kept neighbors awake. Anderson said they celebrated their wedding anniversary. In city hall, Safety Service director Dan W. Kothe asked for permission to hire an assistant for Ed Hoffman, meter maintenance, and for Irving Finegold, communications superintendents. The request was referred to the safety committee.
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B. C
David Anderson
Jean
Anderson
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
Ed Hoffman
Irving Finegold
Kothe
Hoffman
Finegold
Kathe
Council
Erry
Reds reject POW repatriation formula in Korean truce talks
Radio Peiping reported that the Communist side rejected a UN face saving compromise on prisoner repatriation amid a Kore an truce blackout. UN and Communist teams held 48 minutes of talks and scheduled another session. the formula proposed by General Harrison would list prisoners and omit those who resist repatriation.
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Korea
Beiping
United Nations
Red
Peiping
Imai
William K. Harrison
Keynote Attacks on Foreign Policy Plank Sparks Debate
Chicago Republicans ignored Gen. MacArthur’s broadside against the party foreign policy plank while Sen. Millikin and an unofficial drafting group grappled with civil rights compromise. The platform endorses collective security and aid programs, with Eisenhower Taft and Warren backing it as fielded by Jon Foster Dulles.
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Eugene D. Millikin UR Cola
MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert 4. Taft
Earl Warren
U. S
GOP
Millikin
Official
Jon Foster Dulles
Turnpike Rep to Attend Council Meeting
At a council meeting last night Mayor Henry W. Ault summarized city talks with the Turnpike Commission, saying progress was practically non existent. Council members voted unanimously to request a Turnpike representative appear before council to explain plans.
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Ralph Terry
Henry W. Ault
Turnpike Commission
Ault
Terry
All Set For Fishing But Can't Do It Now
Sioux Falls note: William Sommers of Edgerton Minnesota an avid angler will not fish this season after being sentenced to one year in jail for passing a worthless ten dollar check to pay for fishing tackle.
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William Sommers
Edgerton
Minn
Sommers
Police Car Driver Fined No License
Policeman James D Maxwell twenty five was fined sixteen dollars and costs for driving a Newark police car without a license after admitting he forgot to renew his operator's license. The article also covers Truman’s atomic expansion funding fight as the 82nd Congress adjourned sine die with a large appropriation for the Atomic Energy Commission and other items, noting the upcoming 83rd Congress and shifting political landscape.
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James D Maxwell
Washington
Tru
Congress
82Nd
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Cedar St
Adv
Army Engineers
82Nd Congress
Truman
Roads In Cascade Colony To Be Resurfaced
Workmen will start surface treatment of roads in Cascade Colony tomorrow. Safety director Dan W Kothe said the program continues from patching and surfacing under contract with H J Hart. Other streets needing patching and surface treatment will be repaired as funds and materials permit.
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Cascade Colony
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
H. J. Hart
Kothe
Eisenhower Seeks Floor Victory At GOP Convention
Eisenhower pushes to translate first round success on disputed delegates into the nomination as Taft fights to hold onto credentials seats. Delegates split with 658 for Eisenhower and 548 for Taft on a rules test, with major state blocs shaping the floor battle. Hooper Hoover to speak. MacArthur keynotes amid intraparty tensions.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Credentials Committee
Eisenhower
Taft
Ike
Dark Horse
Agro
New York
California
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Douglas MacArthur
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
MacArthur
Eisenhower urges unity for big GOP win in November
General Dwight D. Eisenhower called for a tremendous Republican majority in November to control both houses, warning a see-saw race would win the White House but not Congress. He urged backers to stick together, attack dissenters, and appeal to youthful voters while denying Taft delegates. He spoke with the pro-Eisenhower Missouri delegation and predicted Democrats would be driven out for 20 years.
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Bulletin
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Nebraska
Robert A. Taft
Missouri
Heat Continues Across Nation Amid Storms and Death Toll
United Press reports heat and humidity blanket most of the country while a cool air mass moves south through the Great Lakes and Central Plains. The Weather Bureau expects high temperatures elsewhere with rain and thunder squalls. A long Fourth of July weekend ends with at least 842 deaths from accidents including 374 traffic, 181 drowning, 13 plane crashes, and 2 fireworks-related fatalities.
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United Press
Ted
Great Lakes
Central Plains
U. S. Weather Bureau N
Weather Bureau
Council To Discuss Budget With Alheit
City council members convene in a special session this evening with City Auditor Ellsworth Alheit to review the municipal budget. The meeting is scheduled for 7:20 p.m. at Alheit's home.
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Alheit
Ellsworth Alheit
Want Ads Sell Fast With Quick Help In Chronicle-Telegram
A London style tip jokes about how phrases like under consideration hide lost files. The piece promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad pages for fast responses by phone mail or in person. List items clearly and call 4751 ask for Want Ads for best results.
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London
Chronicle-Telegram
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