Truman Urges End of War With Germany in Congress Move
President Truman asked Congress to adopt an end-of-war resolution effective upon presidential proclamation. The plan would allow continued seizure authority under the Trading with the Enemy Act while ending the state of war with Germany. The proposal preserves occupation rights and reparations and targets Germany’s property. The president’s message illustrated a push to conclude hostilities without altering occupation status.
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Wellington
Charles Schulz
Penfield
R. D
Mentor Township
Washington
Truman
Congress
Germany
Schulz
Henry
Fred
Otto
Edward
Lake Tice
Borg
Cleveland
Alben W. Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Clague
South Suelid
Keith Andrews
George Schissler
Penfield United Church
Radio Station Sues Lorain Journal For Treble Damages
Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. WEOL filed a federal suit in Cleveland against Lorain Journal Company and individuals Horvitz and Self for treble damages totaling 984000 over alleged past advertising practices. The claim asserts antitrust violations harmed WEOL's competitive position and going concern value in radio broadcasting.
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Elyria-Lorain * Broadcasting Co
WEOL
Cleveland
The
Lorain Journal Company
Samuel A. Horvitz
Isadore Horvitz
L. P. Self
Broadcasting Company
Lorain
Iran Denies World Court Jurisdiction In Brittish Dispute
Iran rejects the International Court of Justice's right to hear the long running dispute with Great Britain. Premier Mossadegh says the world court has deviated from justice and will complain to the United Nations over alleged interference. A U S letter from President Truman arrived too late to halt action. Foreign Minister Kazemi reports the move to Lie at the U N.
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Tehran
Iran
World Court
Great Britain
United Nations
U. N
U. S
Mohammed Mossadyeh
United States
Henry F. Grady
Truman
Bagher Kazemi
Trygve Lie
International Court of Justice At
the Hague
Cook Resigns As Hospital Head
C. R. Cook, superintendent for three and a half years at Elyria Memorial Hospital, resigns. Huffman, board president, says Cook leaves hospital administration to join a county firm. He will stay until successor is appointed but requests relief by January 1, 1952.
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C. R. Cook
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. D. Huffman
Cook
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio clears Tuesday afternoon
The forecast warns of cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms, turning cooler this afternoon and tonight. Clearing is expected Tuesday afternoon with cooler conditions, as lows dip to around 60. Page Two summarizes market items found today.
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Ohio
Truman calls end to state of war with Germany benefits
In a covering letter President Truman says ending the state of war with Germany will bring tangible gains. German travelers and businesses would gain nationals status, while typical disabilities would be removed. He notes continued German commercial relations since 1946 and urges a congressional plus presidential move to terminate hostilities, with safeguards on seized German property and war claims.
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Germany
Truan
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Russia
Truman
Crossing Crash Fatalities Reach Four in Ohio
Mrs. Hilda Marshner, 35, of Parma, died after an automobile train crash at Chestnut Ridge crossing on June 21. She was the fourth fatality, joining husband Julius Marshner, 42, daughter Rosemary, 12, and neighbor Karen Ward, 10. The family, returning from Bradley road, were struck by a New York Central train. Marshner's body to be moved from Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home to Mather Funeral Home in Cleveland.
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Hilda Marshner
Parma
Chestnut Ridge Road Crossing
Elyria Memoria Hospital
Julius Marshner
Rosemary
Karen Ward
Bradley Road
New York Central
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Mather Funeral Home
West 25Th Street
Cleveland
Wellington Schools Name New Superintendent Harris
Word has it W L Harris, former superintendent of Ashville Elementary and Ashville Harrigan Joint High, will succeed I J Miller as Wellington Schools superintendent. Harris leaves Ashville to start August 1, beginning his 20th year in education. Miller moves to Bucyrus to become superintendent.
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W. L. Harris
Ashville
Ashville-Harrigan
I. J. Miller
Wellington
Harris
Miller
Bucyrus
Finds His Home Ransacked And Windows Broken
John Drum of Sprague road Columbia Station reported to the sheriff that all windows were broken Saturday night after returning from Pittsburgh. Furniture was thrown about and drawers ransacked. a shotgun was missing. Damage estimated at 250 dollars. deputies found stories thrown inside the house. Drum had moved furniture recently after tenants left in June.
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John Drum
Sprague Road
Columbia Station
Sheriff's Department
Pittsburgh
Drum
Farmer Dies In Hay Field Tragedy Near Wakeman
WAKEMAN Bruno Woski aged 52 of the Florence Wakeman road collapsed while loading baled hay from his farm. He died before aid arrived. survived by his mother Harriett Rudnicki sister Miss Rose Woski and brothers Howard White Lee and Alex White. Family await services at Gerber Funeral Home with burial at Florence cemetery.
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Wakeman
Bruno Woski
Florence-Wakeman
Woski
Milton Sayler
Saylor
Sayler
Lustron Sale Opens In Columbus To Liquidate Bankrupt Firm
A public auction of all unmortgaged Lustron Corporation property began in Columbus today and will run through Saturday. Items include dishwashers and enamel baking ovens.
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Lustron
Columbus
Lustron Corporation
Dunn Opposes County Guaranty for Water Line Extension
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn said the county should not guarantee city services for outside areas as Ridgeville seeks a 40 year revenue bond plan to extend Elyria water lines. He warned bondholders would bear any shortfall and urged civic groups to attend tonight's city council committee meeting for Ridgeville concerns.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria
Ridgeville
Dunn
Counter Attacks By Reds Drive Allies From Hill
United Nations and Communist forces clashed on the east central front near Yanggu. After a heavy artillery barrage, UN troops advanced then were driven back by repeated Chinese counter-attacks. The crest remained in Communist hands as air forces pressed the conflict and downed a MiG-15 jet.
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U. N
United States
Kaesong
Russia to Seek Big Five Peace Conference on Korea End
London reports top European diplomats expect Russia to press for a Big Five peace conference if Korean cease fire talks succeed. They claim Moscow has shown fatigue with ongoing tactics and would push a broad Far East settlement plus topics like German rearmament and American bases pending agenda.
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London
Russia
Far East
China
Storms Lash Midwest Flood Dangers Grow
Storms battered Kansas Missouri Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan with high wind rain and floods. At least six lives were reported, including a woman killed near Muskegon and two men drowned off Chicago. Missouri river flooding threatened Boonville as crests rose, while a 40 minute downpour triggered flash floods in Leavenworth. Eight rescued from Chesapeake Bay after a motor launch broke up, one survivor swam to shore.
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United Press
Midwest
Missouri River
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Indiana
Parkville
Olathe
Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Philip Klosky
Washington
Boonville
Leavenworth
Kan
U.S. Highway 73
Car Rolls Over But Driver Escapes Injury
William C. Holtzman on leave from military service escaped injury at 2 50 a m when the car he drove, owned by his father, rolled over on a curve near Cleveland street and Abbey road. A laceration to G M Griggs occurred as he tried to disconnect the horn. Deputy sheriffs investigated another crash on West River road injuring Lyle Goolsby with a scalp laceration and burns after his car rolled over and knocked down 50 feet of guard rail. A second car coasted off a grade at Perry court onto a tree in front of 119 Perry court. Richard Hirth backed out and collided with a parked car owned by Leona Hemlinger on West River street. Cars driven by C B Telling and Carl Strand of Cleveland were damaged on Cleveland street near Abbe road. William Buelow of Parma collided with a truck driven by Thomas Montague as the truck turned into a driveway at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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William C. Holtzman
Griswold Road
Abbey Road
Cleveland Street
Holtzman
G. M. Griggs
N. Abbe Road
Lyle Goolsby
Island Road
Grafton
West River Road
Route 82
Goolsby
Sheriff Department
John Banks
Wesley Avenue
Perry Courtt
Perry Court
Richard Hirth
East Broad Street
Leona Hemlinger
West River Street
Hirth
C. B. Telling
Carl Strand
Cleveland
Abbe Road
William Buelow
Parma
Thomas Montague
Fuller Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wellington School Board President Dies at 71
Elmer Edward Ware, 71, of Herrick Avenue West, longtime Wellington Board of Education president, died suddenly of a heart attack. Born in Shortsville, N Y, he worked with Sherwin-Williams as director of new buildings. A WWI Lt. Col. in ordnance at Muscle Shoals and WWII with the Illinois Ordnance Plant at Carbondale, he survived by wife Jessie and three children, two sisters, and is to be buried at Greenwood Cemetery after services at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Wellington
Elmer Edward Ware
Herrick Avenue
West
Wellington Board of Education
Shortsville
N. Y
Ware
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Ordnance Department
Muscle Shoals
Illinois Ordnance Plant
Carbondale
Jessie
David
Stephen
Faith
Irene Stowell
Binghampton
Louise Ware
Pasadena
Cal
Keith, Andrews
H. George Robertson
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ridgway Warns Agreement May Take More Time
UN top Seoul armistice delegate Gen. Matthew Ridgway said a cease-fire must be preceded by an armistice agreement and warned the first meeting may not yield a cease-fire. Admiral Joy, his chief negotiator, hopes the conference ends with a cease-fire the day after tomorrow. Ridgway planned to direct talks from Kaesong, with nightly briefings after delegates return from the talks. Rain drenched Seoul as negotiators prepared to travel by jeep to Kaesong for the start of negotiations with four Communist delegates.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N
C. Turner Joy
U.S. Far Eastern
Ridgway
En Eee
Kaesong
Peiping
Tokyo
Nam 1
Lee Sang Cho
Tung Hua
Hsieh Fang
U. N
Can
Officials plead for strong controls as House votes on weakened bill
Washington top stabilization officials Eric Johnston and Michael DiSalle urged renewed anti inflation powers as the House moved through dozens of weakening amendments to the defense production act. CIO AFL leaders planned a repeat protest while the Farm Bureau urged tax hikes over price rent controls. Johnston warned that weaker controls could break prices. DiSalle warned of a path to higher prices if not empowered. The House expected a one year extension with limited powers and possible loosening of current limits on installment buying and rent ceilings.
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Washington
House
Eric A. Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
CIO
AFL
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
DiSalle
Duluth
Minn
Johnston
U. S. News and World Report
Truman
UN negotiators arrive at Peach Orchard peace camp in Korea
United Nations peace talks team arrives at a rain slick peach orchard camp near Kaesong to begin armistice discussions. Vice Admiral Joy leads the delegation with generals Craigie Hodes and Burke, plus South Korean Maj Gen Park Sun Yuk. Helicopters planned for regular commutes to Kaesong, weather permitting, as jeeps and trucks stand by in the motor pool. The camp sits two thirds up the invasion highway 50 miles north from Seoul toward Kaesong on the 38th parallel.
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Imjin
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Peach Orchard
U. N
Charles Turner Joy
Far East
Laurence C. Craigie
U. S. Air Force
Henry I. Hodes
8Th Army
Arleigh Albert
Burke
Park Sun Yuk
Impin
Seoul
38Th Parallel
94 Boys Begin Period At Y Camp Today
Ninety four boys arrive at Elyria YMCAs Camp Iss See its for the 1951 Huron period, surpassing last year’s 92 with Harlie Stevick noting it as the largest group yet. Elyria youths include Barry Adams Ted Altfeld Scott Basinger Howard Begin Kenneth Binzer Ronald Darby and others and New York papers are mentioned.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Huron
Harlie Stevick
Elyria
Barry Adams
Ted Altfeld
Scott Basinger
Howard Begin
Kenneth Binzer
Ronald
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21St Regiment
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Dexter
James Nielsen
McClusky
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Clarence Smith
Sacramento
Calif
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Greenwood
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Charles Hoffman
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