Reds Seek Pledge South Korea Will Follow Truce
Korean war talks in Seoul and Panmunjom edge toward an armistice as Communist negotiators demand guarantees that South Korea will abide by the pact. Nam II pressed for UN oversight to keep Rhee and his 400,000 man army in check while Harrison and aides met for 29 minutes. Talks paused with no ironclad assurances, signaling a possible signing within a week though conditions remain unsettled.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
South Korea
Nam II
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
Nam
William K. Harrison
U.N
Panmunjom
Alan Winnington
U. N
Rhee
Winnington
Harrison
Peiping Radio
Purongyang Radio
Red China
J. Rhee
Mark W. Clark
Fire Destroys Second Floor of Westlake Home
Sparks from a furnace fire at 27566 Center Ridge Road Westlake ignited shingles and destroyed the entire second floor and contents last night. A passing motorist reported flames through the roof and traffic on Route 20 was halted briefly as firefighters worked to contain the blaze.
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North Ridgeville
David Krone
Center Ridge Road
Westlake
Cleveland Doctor Named California Mental Hygiene Director
Dr. Ewing H. Carwin, formerly superintendent of Cleveland State Hospital, announced his appointment as director of the California Department of Mental Hygiene. The move places a seasoned administrator in charge of the state’s mental health agency.
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Cleveland
Ewing EH. Carwin
Cleveland State Hospital
California Department of Mental Hygiene
Weather Summary Northeastern Ohio With Lake Erie Winds
Partly cloudy with a high of 73 this afternoon and fair cool tonight low 52. Winds from northwest 10 mph this afternoon and evening, then west 10 mph late tonight and Saturday morning. Thursday temperature range 56 to 73 with no precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Thursday. Humidity 7 percent at 8 a.m. and 39 percent at 5 p.m. Sunrise 6 12 a.m. Friday, sunset 9 02 p.m. Moonrise 5 11 a.m. Friday, moonset 8 57 p.m. Friday. FISH FRY TONIGHT 75c. The Branging Iron at 18 West of Clarkstiels maddy.
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Northeastern
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sunget
Clarkstiels Maddy
Date Set For West German Elections
West Germany's President Theodor Heuss declared September 6 as the date for the next federal parliamentary elections. The announcement sets the schedule amid postwar political reorganization and upcoming campaigns.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Alaskan Volcanoes Erupt as Ash Blots Anchorage
Three Alaska volcanoes Mt Spurr Mt Tobert and an unidentified peak erupted sending ash clouds over 20 000 square miles plunging Anchorage into darkness for hours. Air traffic halted and Civil Aeronautics Authority warned engines could fail from dust. Fears for Tyonek residents persist.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Tyonek
Mt. Spurr
Mt. Tobert
The
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Chinese Fight Heavy At Porkchop Hill In Korea
After days of battle the 7th Division and Chinese infantry clash in brutal close quarters for control of Porkchop Hill guarding the Chorwon Valley invasion corridor to Seoul. Leaders report the Chinese hold the northern slope while American forces defend the southern slope as nearby Arrowhead Ridge sees ROK counter-attacks. Air forces unleash extensive bombing with Thunderjets and Sabres, totaling over 200 sorties and nearly 190000 pounds of bombs on surrounding Red positions.
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Seoul
Korea
Porkchop Hill
Chorwon Valley
U. S
Porkchop
Arrowhead l Ridge
ROK
Fifth Air Force
Blast Injures Six Women in Cleveland Gas Main Blast
An explosion beneath West Ninth Street near Superior Avenue in downtown Cleveland injures six women. Windows at Drug Sundries Co. shattered and pavement torn up. They were taken to Charity hospital where doctors say no one is seriously hurt. Names of the injured not released.
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Cleveland
West Ninth Street
Superior Avenue
Drug Sundries Co
Charity Hospital
Where To Turn CUSTOM Built Motorola Auto Radios
Ad copy for Erb Radio offering custom built Motorola car radios starting at $39.95. Includes a phone contact 3176 and a street mention, with promotional tone and brief product pitch.
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Motorola
Berias Fall Stirs Mixed Western Reactions
Allied sources in Paris say Berias purge aligns with rising Soviet troubles in Europe. They tie Lavrentii Beria to the collapse of security in satellite states and note his absence from a Bolshoi event as a warning sign. Western powers viewed his ouster as expected by the Big Three.
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Paris
Lavrentia
Beria
Russia
Europe
East Germany
Georgi Malenkov
Ihierachy
Berra
Bolshoi Theater
Fireman Seeks Court Ruling On Rank And Eligibility
Jack Dillman a master mechanic in Elyria's fire department filed a Common Pleas Court petition asking for a ruling on his rank status and eligibility for promotional examinations. He alleges denial of exam access due to his current position and seeks injunction against further competitive tests until the court decides his rank and rights. The suit names the city, civil service commissioners Maude Billings M F Fey and Joseph Otten, and Safety Service Director Ralph Terry as defendants.
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Jack Dillman
Eighth Street
Common Pleas Court
Ahian
City of
Elyria
Civil Service Commission
Maude Billings
M. F. Fey
Joseph Otten
Safety Service
Ralph Terry
John Stang 88 Widely Known Elyria Township Farmer Dies
John Stang 88 telegraph road farmer and Elyria township resident for 64 years died Thursday at 4 30 p m after brief illness. Born Amherst township November 18 1864 he was survived by wife Orpha Powell Stang a son Herbert P Stang a daughter Mrs Helen Budd two grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral Sunday 2 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev J Paul Sutherland officiating burial in North Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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John Stang
Telegraph Road
Elyria Township
Mr. Stang
Amherst Township
Orpha Powell Stang
Herbert P. Stang
Murray Ridge Road
Helen Budd
Lakewood
Columbus
Alien Budd
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
J. Paul Sutherland
South Ridge
Man Hurt In Fall From Hay Load
John Nasipak of East Oberlin fell from a hay load on the Neulmann farm Route 20 and was taken by ambulance to Allen Memorial Hospital. He was unconscious on arrival and spent a quiet night in the hospital, authorities said.
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Oberlin
John Nasipak
East Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Neulmaann
Nasipak
Sales Report Shows Fed Data on Weekly Department Store Gains
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board data show department store sales for the week ended July 4 up one percent from the prior year. The Philadelphia district posted the strongest gain with a fifteen percent increase over a year ago.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Philadelphia
Purge Rumors Grow Over Beria Rival Power Struggle
Western officials believe Malenkov secured majority support in the Presidium to oust Beria as fear of a wide purge spreads. Eisenhower offered no comment as the Beria dismissal sparks debate on power and possible regime upheaval. Congress employees weigh whether Soviet leadership faces collapse or further consolidation.
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Beria
Kremlin
Malenkov
Central Committee
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
State Department
Capitol Hill
Berra
Sen
Henry M
Rev. Leonard to Leave Elyria Nazarene Pastorate
The Rev James C Leonard longtime Elyria Church of the Nazarene pastor since 1946 will conclude his ministry there this Sunday He and Mrs Leonard moved to Elyria from Linden Nazarene Columbus After his tenure the church at Gulfs Road and Ohio Street saw its new building The Leonards will begin pastoral duties at Mount Gilead Nazarene on August 1
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James C. Leonard
Elyria
De Gasperi Faces Political Crisis in Italy
A severe political crisis threatens Alcide de Gasperi’s seven year rule as premier. Elections may follow as the right wing Socialist party votes on withdrawing support. Italy’s Atlantic pact membership and pressure to shift left are central, with tensions over including pro-Communists led by Pietro Jenni.
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Rome
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Socialist Party
Pietro Jenni
Communist Hunter Quits Post Under Presidential Fire
Senator McCarthy avoided direct comment on President Eisenhower's rejection of J B Matthews criticism of Protestant clergy. Matthews resigned Thursday as executive director of the Permanent Investigating Subcommittee amid White House and subcommittee criticism.
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Hunter
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
J. B. Matthews
McCarthy
Matthews
McCarthy R-Wis
White House
Hogan Gains Tie For Tourney Lead At British Open
Ben Hogan and Roberto De Vincenzo shared the third round lead at the British Open in Carnoustie Scotland. Hogan shot 34 on the afternoon front nine and 70 in the morning after 73 71 for a 54 hole total of 274 with one round to play. De Vincenzo added a 71 to his 71 and 72 for a similar total and shared the lead.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
mNs
Ben Hogan
Texas
Roberto de Vincenzo
Argentina
Hogan
de Vincenzo
Beria Stripped of Power in Soviet Leadership Shakeup
Moscow reports Lavrenti Beria, longtime head of the secret police, has been arrested on treason charges and expelled from the Communist Party. Premier Malenkov announced accusations of counterrevolutionary activity as Beria faced trial, with Kruglov named to head Internal Affairs. Pravda linked the case to broader upheavals in Ukraine and Hungary.
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Moscow
U.P
Lavrenti P. Beria
Georgi M.malenkov
Russia
Beria
Josef Sta
Communist Party
Malenkov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Supreme Court of the Soviet Union
Communist Party Central Committee
Pravda
Sergei Nikiforovich Kruglov
Soviet Union
Ministry of Interior
Ukraine
Matyas Rakosi
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Committee Forms on Juvenile Detention Study in Lorain Elyria
A seven member joint Lorain and Elyria Welfare Council committee was named to study juvenile detention facilities and related delinquency issues. Members include Norman Frank and F A Eaton among others. A county detention home proposal was discussed, but no action will be taken until a survey by the National Probation and Parole Association in September.
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Lorainland Elyria
James T. Burrows
Chorain Welfare Council
Ethel ‘Harr
Elyria
Malcolm Thomson
Wil
Committee Slashes Truman Budget for Various Agencies
The House Appropriations Committee cut 84 percent from Truman administration requests, approving a 168 million dollar supplemental for 1954, about 900 million below requests. Civilian defense funding was reduced to 37.8 million from 150 million, with further cuts in Air Force construction and overseas information programs. Major reductions hit state justice and commerce by 72 million, overseas occupation programs by 43 million, and emergency agencies by 46 million.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Eisenhower
Air Force
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Retired Broker Dies Near Dillon Falls
Charles Hallack, 59, a retired Zanesville real estate broker, drowned Thursday in a farm pond at his home two miles north of Dillon Falls. He is believed to have fallen from a small boat while starting the outboard motor.
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Zanesville
Charles ‘Hallack
Dillon Falls
Hallack
Vacation Cottage and Camping Gear For Sale
Classifieds in the Chronicle-Telegram advertise cottages tents boats and camping equipment for sale. Readers are invited to call 4751 to place a Wanted to Rent ad if items are not listed.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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