Iran Accepts Truman Offer to Low oil Ties Talks
Teheran said it will host W Averell Harriman to discuss Iran’s oil nationalization within the law. Three U S generals will visit for a three day briefing while Iran’s Oil Nationalization Board chief Daftari seeks permission to sell oil to Britain and others. The White House awaits Tehran’s official reply to Truman’s suggestion including an ICJ ruling joint supervisory board.
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Teheran
Iran
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Iranian National Oil Board
Washington
Harriman
White House
Tehran
U.S
Taylor, Partridge and Olmstead
Matin Daftari
Oil Nationalization Board
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Daftari
Majlis
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
International Court of Justice
the Hague
World Court
Mossadegh
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Mr. Truman
West named general chairman of Elyria Chest drive
A. H. West Elyria attorney and civic leader will serve as general chairman of the Elyria Community Chest 1952 campaign October 15 23 announced by Norris Ryder president. West has over 30 years of Chest experience and has led in Chamber Kiwanis Boy Scout and bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. West
Elyria
Elyria Community Chest
Ohio Bar Association
Elyria Kiwanis, Club
Kiwanis International
West
Elyria Draft Board Defers 16 Students on Test Basis
The Elyria Local Board No. 72 reports 16 college undergraduates deferred due to national test results and 16 others refused deferment. A total of 193 classifications and reclassifications were completed at Monday’s meeting, covering appeals, deletions, and several deferment actions, with numerous category changes including 5A and 4F designations.
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Elyria
Selective Service
State Appeal Board
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and cooler with a few showers late this afternoon and tonight. High this afternoon 81. Thursday partly cloudy and continued mild with afternoon thunder showers. Low tonight 67. Markets found today on page Two.
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Ohio
Hope Truce Spurs Europe Rearmament Effort
Washington officials warn that a Korean peace could slow Western Europe’s defense buildup. They blame delays in mobilizing Ike’s European armies and fear rising defense costs and waning U.S. support may curb plans. Still some see peace as a trigger for tougher European security programs amid Baltic and Cold War tensions.
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Washington — Administration
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain
European
Russia
Korea
UN Troops On Guard As Air War Rages In Korea
U N forces report heavy air combat over North Korea with five days of clashes. Mig-15s clash with F-86s south of the Yalu as Capt Milton E Nelson tallies a fourth kill. Van Fleet warns of possible large-scale Communist assault while urging readiness for peace talks. 350000 Chinese troops massed north of the central front near the iron triangle.
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8Th Army
Korea
U. S
North Korea
U. N
Red Army
Yalu River
Manchurian
Milton E. Nelson
Tarrant City
Ala
James A. van Fleet
Korean
van Fleet
Kaesong
Iron Triangle
Gift to Elyria Home for Aged Receives $25,000
Frank D. Longmore of Warren Ohio pledged the sum as the first of two $25,000 gifts toward expanding and furnishing the Elyria Home for the Aged. Superintendent John W. Flynn announced the grant at a trustees meeting, noting it comes from the Kresge Foundation.
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Elyria
John W. Flynn
Frank D. Longmore
First Methodist Church
Warren
Ohio
Kresge Foundation
Strong Controls Collapse in House as Slaughter Quotas Pass
Washington reports a House coalition of southern Democrats and Republicans pushed through a 200 to 112 vote amending to kill meat slaughter quotas, signaling the administration’s price wage and rent controls may unravel. Debate centers on food subsidies and the impact on meat prices as stock prices and forecasts for a large corn harvest temper the outlook.
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Washington
House
Brent Spence
Michael V. DiSalle
Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Spence
Jesse P. Wolcott
Mich
Truman
Cooley
Korea
Agriculture Department
Rotarians Hear Talk On City Manager Plan
Ronald F. Gregg executive secretary of the Toledo Municipal League spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club on the Council Manager Plan. He said 2013 American communities use the system and the postwar trend adds about 70 per year. He framed it as a democracy plus efficiency revolution begun in 1914 at Dayton and growing steadily nationwide.
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Elyria Rotary Club
YM. C. A
Ronald FE. Gregg
Toledo, Municipal League
Gregg
Dayton
Lorain Shipyard Strike Prolongs Amid Wage Clash
Lorain Ohio AFL Shipworkers Union strike enters third day as American Shipbuilding Co cites price regulation issues delaying a 13 cent hourly raise. Company retroactive pay to June 4 awaits OPS clearance. about 1,000 workers affected. Officials negotiating in Washington.
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Lorain
R. B. Ackerman
American Shipbuilding Co
AFL
Wage Stabilization Board
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington
Ackerman
Lorain Yards
Father Reichlin Named Chaplain of K of C Elyria Council
Announcement states Rev. Fr. Urban Reichlin of St. Jude's church is named chaplain of Elyria Council 774 Knights of Columbus by Bishop Edward F. Hoban. He succeeds Dr. Joseph Lehane who has served as chaplain for two years.
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Father Reichlin
K. of C
Urban Reichlin
St. Jude's Church
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland Diocese
Joseph Lehane
Kof ©. Council
Christianity in China Under Red Purge Report
A New Bedford Standard Times series by Everett S. Allen recounts brutal executions and persecutions of Christians by Chinese Communists. Priests Father Paul Shih Kuang chiu and Father Maurus Pai are described tortured and executed, with others forced to apostatize or dying during detention.
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Everett S. Allen
New Bedford
Mass
Standard Times
Chronicle Telegram
Allen
China
Paul Shih Kuang Chiu
Maryknoll
Chihfeng
Jehol
Shanwantse
Frequent Rains Hurt Hay Crop in Lorain County
County Agent Carl Deeds reports two weeks of heavy rain have washed out over 500000 dollars of hay feed value. Frequent rains lower vitamin A and D and protein, harming quality and delaying cuts. About 35000 acres are typically planted. stored hay in silos totals over 100000 tons yearly.
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Lorain
Carl Deeds
Deeds
Seaway Bill Averts Passage As Committee Postpones
Rep. J. Harry McGregor cautioned that the House Public Works committee would not advance the St. Lawrence Seaway bill. He argued the proposed channel would be inadequate and noted opponents hold a two vote edge. An unrelated ad for Kaywoodie pipes followed the report.
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Washington
J. Harry ‘McGregor, R
House Public Works Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
McGregor
West Lafayette
Bill Of Particulars In Sheffield Lake Land Deal
The Ohio state through Prosecutor Paul Mikus says the grand jury probe into the Sheffield Lake land deal seeks to determine if village officials had financial interest in the transaction. This is part of the record in the case against Anna J. Sprunk, a former village employee, indicted on charges continued on page 2.
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State of
Ohio
Paul Mikus
Sheffield Lake
Anna J. Sprunk
28 Die In Floods And Landslides In Japan
Twenty eight people were killed by floods and landslides after four days of torrential rain in southwestern Japan. Eight are missing and 34 injured, with rescue operations under way and ongoing assessments of damage across the area.
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Tokyo
Japan
Negotiator Sees Near Armistice But Talks Still Vague
UN and Communist teams held a second day of cease fire talks at Kaesong Korea with Col. George Ruhlen saying an armistice is nearer but the program remains under discussion and no final agreement on a cease fire plan was reached. Newsmen were permitted to accompany the delegation as negotiations continued with no political issues resolved and a tentative shift toward greater press access noted.
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U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
George Ruhlen
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Supreme Headquarters
Tokyo
Ruhlen
U.N. Jand Red
Reds
Progress
General Headquarters
U.N. Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
North Korea
Ching
Congressmen Disagree On Korea Truce Terms
Congressional debate over Korea peace terms reveals divisions. Senator Paul Douglas urges 100 mile north line and a strong UN victory, while Senator Lester Hunt supports a 38th parallel settlement with safeguards. Senator Styles Bridges calls 38th line a festering sore, and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr backs the proposed neck of 100 miles north.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Korea
United States
Paul H. Douglas
38Th Parallel
Defense
George C. Marshall
Douglas
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Neck
38Th
Ridgeville School Addition Contracts Awarded
Ridgeville Board of Education last night awarded three contracts for the new school addition. W B Construction Co. got the general contract for 333 846. Ryan Electric Co. won the electrical bid of 49 639 and Krebs Calkins Inc. took the plumbing sewer and heating bid of 109 700. New teachers hired include Elaine Dreger Dorothy Morse Charlotte Huddleston and Mary Halliwell.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Board of Education
W-B Construction Co
University Heights
Ryan Electric Co
Lorain
Krebs-Calkins Inc
Elyria
Reva Ringle
Dorothy Nantel
Janet Williams
Etta Mae Nesbett
Rebecca Perkins
Helen Marriman
Elaine Dreger
Ridgeville High School
Nantell
Dorothy Morse
Williams
Charlotte Huddleston
Mary Halliwell
Nesbett
Perkins
Florence McManama
Marriman
Clifford Currier
Frances Mills
Here
Gertrude Adams
Ridgeville
Fields
Thelma Gaylord
Pauline van Wormer
Irene Laubenthal
Asa Taft
Edward Finegan
Marine Corps to Accept Draftees Next Month
The Marine Corps will take draftees for the first time since World War I, about 7,000 of 35,000 in the August draft and 6,000 of 34,000 in the September call, with the rest entering the Army.
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Marine Corps
Washington
Army
Marinee
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