Arrests in Greece roundup reach 2613 amid fears of a new government
Greek security forces report 2613 arrests in a roundup of alleged Communist plotters with transfers to Psyttalia. Sightings put arrests at Salonika, Volos, Patras, and Agrinio as government officials warn of possible martial law in Athens. US officials move to launch a $300 million stop Communism program for Greece.
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Athens
Psyttalia
Pinaeus Bay
Gaid
Salonilen
Volus
Patras
Agrinion
Greece
Salonika
Ministry of Public Order
EAM
BAM
Demetrios Maximos
Baronikw
Washington
Dhacotery
U. S
George C. Marshall
Dwight P. Griswald
Permits Taken Out For New Buildings
City building permits issued for a new two story brick dwelling at 285 Overbrook road for Mr and Mrs Frank S Battin cost around 18000 with Redington Wyre Company as contractor. A storage building addition for Perry court stock room cost 2500 with Hume Company contractor. A 10 by 41 foot brick commercial building at 112 Broad street for a bakery goods sales shop cost about 1500 with Decker as owner builder.
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Hart Dickason
Franks. Battin
Overbrook Road
Redington-Wyer Company
Contracor
Perry Fay Company
Perry Court
Atomic energy security clash over Los Alamos theft
Senator Hickenlooper warned on atomic stockpile dangers and said the Senate will resist any treaty erasing or halting American bomb production. The Los Alamos theft spurred calls to abolish the civilian Atomic Energy Commission and shift duties to the military. mehrhausen? (Note: the article includes garbled text. key facts: theft at Los Alamos, security breach, Groves, Van Zandt, Oak Ridge, calls for reorganization.)
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Red Herting
Senate
Los Alamos
Civilian
Atomic Energy Commission
Military Central
Hickenlooper
The
Army
Manhattan
Leste
Groves
James BE. van Zandt
RK. Ta
Hickentapper
Herald
Chicago
Yah Zandt
Mickenlooper
New York Sun
Oak Ridge
Ten
Jaxity
Forty five boys earn camp emblems at Iss-Hee-Key camp
Forty five boys received camp emblems at the Camp Iss-Hee-Key on the Vermilion River. Awards covered all five emblem years, with a Fourth of July bonfire, a snake dance, and a variety of activities including hiking, canoe trips, three daily swims, crafts, and nature study under Camp Director George Li Thourot and staff.
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Iss-Hee-Key
Elyria
M.C
Veermilion River
Yards
Jerry Spike
Dick Spike
Dick Comdock
Don Andress
Gary Casile
Norman Beatty
Robert Cutts
Lee Cory
Anthony Jeszewski
Ton Sloan
Gary Smith
Hill Standen
Hill Cra UN
Ton Nielsen
Peer Nielses
Jack Knight
Larry Richey
Kiddy Wake
Keith Worcester
Robert Brandis
Hon Carr
Dick Fate
Warner Guy& Dale Handley
Keith Horton
Billy Breadwell
Vermilion
George Li Thourot
Wood Whiber Nator
Hob Hendrixson
al Werden
Phil Stevigk
John Ingersall
Bill Mynchenberg
Reinke
Mia
Final Tributes To Harry W Luethi Elyria Chamber Leader
Friends gathered at the First Congregational church for the death of Harry W Luethi secretary manager of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce for 12 years. He died after an operation in Boston and will be buried in Ashtabula. The service featured remarks on his civic work with Red Cross Roll Call War Bond drives and community campaigns and noted Elyria's growth under his care.
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Harry W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
Boston
First Congregational Church
William A. Leath
C. C. Hess
Elyria Home For
Ashtabula
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Rotary Club
Tiffin Woman To Head Federation
Mrs Ralph Sumters of Tiffin was chosen as president of the Lakeside Federation of Women s Clubs at the 53rd annual convention. Other officers include Miss Hetty Hedrick Fremont treasurer, Mrs Russell Thompson Fostoria auditor, past presidents naming Mrs C L Halter Fostoria head the federation, and Mrs Frank Ayres Lorain as vice president.
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Lakeside
Ralph Sumters
Tiffin
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Floyd A. Dewey
Toledo
Hetty Hedrick
Fremont
Russell Thompson
Fostoria
Federation
C. L. Halter
Frank Ayres
Lorain
Unclear Union Contracts Stir Miners Debate
Fragmentary report notes contention over proposed contracts affecting miners and operators. Arguments claim prohibitive working conditions for small operators while others say contracts sidestep union shop rules. Discussions mention August deadlines and possible legal challenges to state laws.
Union Official Missing After Local 347 Shortage
Chicago police seek Randolph Luke the financial secretary of Local 347 CIO United Packinghouse Workers after an assistant district attorney was assigned to investigate a $49,000 shortage in the local treasury.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse
Randolph Luke
Death Records JAMES DENNIS WELLINGTON
James Dennis Wellington James Dennis 52 of 116 Brownstreet died Wednesday night at 7% welock in Lodi Hospital after a several week hospitalization. A section hand for the New York Central railroad he is survived by wife Theresa two daughters Mary at home and Lucy in Cleveland two brothers Carl of Wellington and William in lay. The body is at Sharp Funeral Home for calling hours. Funeral services will be held at 1 yo a.m. Saturday at St Patrickk's church Wellington with Rev Charles McCann officiating. Burial will be Massillon In St Joseph's Promontory.
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James Dennis
Wellington
Brownstreet
Welock
Lodi
New York Central Railroad
Theresa
Mary Att
Lucy
Cleveland
Carl
Willian
Lay
Sharp Funeral Home
St Patrickk's Church
Charles McCann
St. Patrick's Church
Massillon
St Joseph's Promutory
Anglo Soviet trade talks falter amid Marshall Plan doubts
The text outlines faltering Anglo Soviet trade talks as Britain and Russia weigh big exchanges of machinery and goods for wheat and lumber. London fears only limited trade post Paris collapse, with Moscow shifting toward an eastern satellite economy and European division, while Western and Eastern blocs face competing paths.
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Britain
Russia
Paris
Lonsdon
Londonia
Tstern
Europe
Moscow
Poland
Hungary
Paraiel
Ching
Jerpy
Evanore
Opus Geliberalans
Hay Lake
Sucress
Russe
United States
Riding Horses to Parade Tonight in Elyria
Forty horses from two Elyria riding clubs will take part in the Broad Street parade at 6:90 tonight as a prelude to Sunday's horse show. The route runs east from West Avenue to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, with two hay wagons and a musical group. The Elyria Saddle Club and Red Jackets sponsor the event and Sunday’s show at Welker's Academy will feature over 100 horses from northeastern Ohio. Judges Richard Lavery and Dr. W P Lower will preside, with Harold A. Cofford returning as announcer.
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Elyria
West Avenue
Broad Street
Gates Hospital
Elyria Saddle Club
Red Jackets
Dp. m
Welker's Academy
Route 20
Route 301
Ohio
Richard Lavery
Gintes Mails
W. FP. Lower
Millersburg
Harold A. Coffod
Agai
Miracles With Infra-Red Rays at Work Across Industry
New York report explains infra-red rays as captured sunlight used to dry lacquer on milady's nails and speed production in factories farms and homes. Infra-red lamps dry paint enamel and lacquer inside out in minutes on vehicles and large trailers. In cereals infra-red light toasts wheat germ preventing germination while sealing oils reducing oxidation and extending shelf life.
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New York
Milady
Londoners Cheer Princess Elizabeth Engagement Day
Londoners celebrated Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten as they announced their betrothal. Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace to greet the couple, who appeared in public in bright attire and accepted congratulations. They met Queen Mary at Marlborough House and later attended a garden party, with cheers following their every move.
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London
Elizabeth
St. Philip Mountbatten
Philip
Buckinghan Palace
Battle of Briain
Westmeter Abbey
Queen Mars
Marlborough
Buckingham Palace
Buckigham Palace
Autom police chase ends with arrests after roadside gun struggle
On U S 50 near Aurora Woods pursued three men after a crash. One suspect grabbed a pistol from under a seat and fought Trooper Kidwell and Holland. Woods knocked out the attacker and the trio were later detained in Lawrenceburg as records were checked.
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Woods
Aworu
Kidwell
Holeland
Holland
Sind
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
U.S. 50
Ten Cows Produce Over a Ton of Milk in One Month
In Lotaln County Dairy Herd Improvement Association tests show 2,230 cows on test last month, up 66 from the prior period, with Holsteins dominating the top producers. The True Den ham herd leads at 2,301 pounds, followed by several other farms and individuals with cows yielding between 2,004 and 2,256 pounds. butterfat records also highlight the top cows. Artificial breeding activity rose to 432 services, up 73 from the previous month and 180 over last year.
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Lotaln County
Harry Rowland
Soh
Neal Ludwig
Grafton State Farm
C. L. Lehman
True
Denham
Grafton
Slate Farm
Carl Webber
A. W. Palmer
Harry Rowland and Son
Fred Philley
Blakeslee and Rothgery
C. Baker
Army Navy unification bill moves to House action
Washington Republicans press for early committee approval of an Army Navy unification measure to pass before adjournment. Senate passage came on a voice vote after defeating amendments. The plan creates a civilian secretary of national security with cabinet rank and coordinates defense through a national security council and related bodies. Taft proposed a limited NSC amendment.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Hoare
Committee
Executive
Marine Corps
National Security
Army
Navy
Air
Crete
National Security Council
War Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff, Munitions Board
Central Intelligence Agency and Research Board
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Hikers flee after crash. suspect nabbed, gun found
A man in a rear seat urged his companion to open the car door and wake the driver. The hitchhikers fled after crashing into a pole on 8rd street and Dallas avenue, with police pursuing on foot. Officers found a 38 caliber Elyria pistol and six shells, the weapon tied to a former Elyria officer, and a hunting knife linked to Columbus, Ohio.
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Cary
Paine
Elmer Stewart, Jr
8Rd Street
Dallas Avenue
Stewart
J Lorain
Griffin
Denision
Elyria
Battle Raging Fire Near Elko Outskirts Nevada
Elko Nevada battle raged as hundreds of firefighters fought a brush fire along an eight mile front near Elko. A ring of backfires saved the town with last night’s high winds renewing the threat, driving a 20 foot wall of flame ten miles south before dying down. The blaze covered more than 100 square miles and men worked to contain it within a mile of Elko’s outskirts near the airport.
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Elko
Neéy
Elko Airport
Here
U. 3
Highway 40
CourtHOUSE Guilt rendered in multiple Lorain area cases
Edward Remeikn, once of Well ington, found guilty in a paternity case in Judge Cook's court. divorces filed by Charles Howe Lorain, and Alex Crap Lorain. W. Rex Miller seeks an annulment from Arlene Ernes Mill ex Avon Lake. Mary Mihalic Lorain sues Carl Baginski Lorain over jurisdiction. County commissioners consider White ditch upgrade in Wellington. Stolen car recovered by Wheeling authorities. Local fines for reckless driving and safety stop failures in Lorain area. Furniture rental dispute in South Amherst ends in sheriff report.
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Edward Remeikn
Wellington
D. A. Cook
Jennie Szabo
Mary Mihalic
Lorain
Carl Baginski
Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord's Court
Common Pleas Court
Justice Lord
Weichel Fails to Halt Oil Shipments to Russia
Rep Alvin F Weichel admits defeat in blocking oil exports to Russia as three lend lease tankers load 248000 barrels in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Commerce Department grants an export license despite protests, arguing cuts unsettle global petroleum distribution and tighten friction.
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Washington
Alvin F. Weicher
Russia
Ohlo Republican
Congress
Weichel
House Merchant Marine Committee
Commerce Department
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wwitlam C. Foster
Foster
United States
Lorain County 125th Anniversary Air Show and Regatta Schedule
Lorain hosts a seven day celebration with an air show and Lakeview Park events through Sunday. Rain caused postponements including a public wedding and a horse show. efforts aim to reschedule. Highlights include Amateur Night with $100 in prizes, Miss Lorain beauty contest, Miss Lorain County pageant, amateur boxing at 8:30, tennis for boys and girls, and a county tennis tournament Sunday morning. The Lorain Yacht Club Regatta runs Saturday and Sunday, with Army and Navy displays and park activities during the two days.
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Lorain County
Lakeview Park
Indoote
Jean Tanghoris
Bathing Bealty
Tenni
Ithe Park
Lakeview
J. Greenshields
Lorain
Hand Injury From Cat Delivers 4 Year Old Care
Mrs. Nelia Colbert four of RB 9 Worth Ridge toad was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a hand laceration suffered when her cat ran into a ditch on West River Road two miles from Elyria. Cats driven by Henry Zlatnicki Lorain and Gilbert Betts 1320 Bake Avenue were damaged in a collision at Elytia Avenue and Route 264. Deputy sheriffs reported. Melvin ticking Princeton Avenue reported the right front fender of her car damaged at East Avenue near Second Street by driver James Enomoto 351 Morgan Avenue.
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Nelia Colbert
Worth Ridge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West River Toad
Elysia
Henry Zlatnicki
Lorain
Gilbert Betts
Bake Avénue
Elytia Avénue
Route 264
Ex-Convict in Custody After Fierce Battle
A 28 year old ex convict attacked a young mother in her Cleveland apartment, stabbed her brother to the chest, and was captured after a fierce confrontation. James Johnson, free on bond awaiting charges for receiving stolen goods, allegedly claimed a mental quirk drives him to burglary. Leroy Holt, 19, lies in critical condition. The wounded man intervened, and Johnson was stopped by the building custodian until police arrived.
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Cleveland
Poller
James Johnson
Johnson
Leroy Holt
Tyas
Jeanette Blaire
Livestock Market Report With Prices and Items
Market receipts listed for cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied price ranges. Grain and produce quotes include wheat corn oats and beans. Also notes on baskets cucumbers watercress and local events nearby.
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Anevaseeeen Saee
Gricen
Atrone
Atlantic cable milestones of 1858 and 1866
The first Atlantic cable was laid in 1858 by a Cyrus W. Field led company. A more enduring and efficient line followed between the United States and Great Britain in 1866.
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Cyrus W. Field
United States
Great Britain
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