Edison School Addition Plans Approved In Elyria
Elyria Board of Education approved basic plans for adding Edison school building. The project includes an extra classroom, a community activity room, an auditorium playroom, a library and audio visual room plus showers and storage. Final working drawings are urged for August 13 and contract awarding will complete the elementary program. Coaching moves in Elyria High include Curcillo as assistant varsity backfield coach and Wilson advancing to freshman coach under Bill Coyer.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Ernest G. Curcillo
Washington
Ray Wilson
Curcillo
Bob Raeder
Bill Coyer
John Sheldon
Coyer
Sheldon
Wilson
East
McKinley
Edison
Elyria, Board of Education
Prosgram
Elyria City
Carl Guenther
Ray Nichols
Outcast, Guenther and Associates
Cleveland
Election Officials Picnic At Avon Lake
A two day conference for county election officials closes with a general Q and A on the om nibus election bill. Delegates plan an afternoon picnic at the Avon Lake cottage of Daniel Wasser-Man, chairman of the Cuyahoga county election board.
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Cleveland
Avon Lake
Daniel H. Wasser-Man
Cuyahoga County
Auto Crash Kills Perrysville Man on Route 3
John Schrader, 36, of Perrysville, died when the car he rode in struck a bridge and rammed another vehicle on Route 3 near Mt. Vernon Ohio. Driver Henry Zody, 25, of Loudonville, had minor injuries. Soldier Frank Cali, 22, from Cleve land, en route home from Ft. Knox, Ky., was lightly hurt. Markets found today on page two.
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MT. Vernon
John Schrader
Perrysville
Here
Henry Zody
Loudonville
Frank Cali
Cleveland
Ft. Knox
Kidnaped Girls Body Believed Found In Gully
In Newhall California a decomposed body found by children in a rain gully is identified as Betty Jean Hansen who was kidnapped on July 5 by her stepfather Frank W Kristy, a coast-to-coast alert issued for the painter. The body was discovered near Bellflower underbrush. cause of death not yet determined.
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Newhall
Calif
Betty Jean Hansen
Frank Ww
Kristy
R. L. Hill
Bellflower
Sheriff's
Cornerstone to be laid at Elyria Home for the Aged
Dr John W Flynn announces a cornerstone ceremony for the Elyria Home for the Aged adding to the building. The 4 PM event on Sunday July 22 features El-Rey Grotto band Elyria and addresses by H J Thompson James H Siward and Clark Cooper. Gifts totaling 50000 noted with two $25000 contributors.
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John W. Flynn
Elyria
James H. Siward
First Methodist Church
Clark Cooper
Norwalk
Flynn
Steel Slides Off Truck Kills Vermilion Man
Marion A. Taylor, 37, of Vermilion, was killed while repairing his motorcycle on Lake Road in Sheffield Lake when a load of steel slid from a truck and struck him. The driver, John Demmy, 38, of Dearborn, Mich., braked to avoid a car turning onto Buckeye Drive, causing the steel to fall. Taylor, a Fruehauf Trailer Co. employee, was on his way to work. he had moved to Vermilion a year ago from near Columbus and is survived by his widow Sally, three sons, and two daughters.
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Marion A. Taylor
Mennuion
Lake Road
Shefeld Lake Village
Clarence Hambly
Sheffield Lake
John Demmy
Dearborn
Mich
Buckeye Drive
Taylor
Demmy
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Columbus
Vermilion
Sally
Five Hurt In Two Traffic Mishaps In Ohio City
Five persons suffered injuries in two traffic mishaps on Oberlin road and Broad street area. Bert Latran and family were bumped when his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Sam Wiley. In separate incidents, Raymond Woods crashed into a utility pole on Abbe road, Glen Gingery was knocked from a motorcycle on Broad street at Middle avenue, and additional crashes involved Mrs. Mabel Ebert, Chester Rogers, John Vargo, and William Schroeder with various streets in Elyria.
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Bert Latran
Oberlin
Helen
Bert
Joe
Latran
Oberlin Road
Sam Wiley
Raymond Woods
Cleveland
Abbe Road
Route 20
Eesuty Sheriffs
Glen Gingery
R. D
Gratton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Gingery
H. L. Krugman
Third Street
Mabel Ebert
East Third Street
Chester Rogers
Chicago
John Vargo
Dilworth Street
Chico Street
St. Clair
William Schroeder
Boston Avenue
Heavy Japan rains kill and wound hundreds in floods
Tokyo police report 93 dead 349 injured and 114 missing as western Japan endures the heaviest rains in a decade. New squalls lash Kyushu and western Honshu while swollen rivers flood wide areas on Shikoku. Communications outages delay full damage assessment.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kyushu
Honshu
Shikoku Island
Britain Iran seen ready to soften stances over oil dispute
Ambassa dor Henry F. Grady said both Britain and Iran were near to softening hard lines in the oil dispute. He predicted a break after the arrival of presidential envoy W. Averell Harriman. Harriman said no new proposals and would act on the spot. The Iranian senate met to discuss lost oil revenues amid the crisis from nationalization. Grady noted no limits on Harriman’s mission. In England a Royal Air Force inquiry denied reports of a crash during departure from Iran, while Britain discussed mediation and a possible resignation for the mediator.
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Teheran
Iran
Henry F. Grady
Britain
Grady
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Paris
Anglo-Iranian Oil
Truman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Free World
Corfer
Weston
Eng
Royal Air
Lyne
White House
Ham
7 Crewmen Killed In British Bomber Crash
New York papers report seven crewmen killed when a British bomber crashed. Marsh Guenin adv. contact Ph. 4527 for details.
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New York
Marsh Guenin
Kansas City Area Hit By New Blow
Kansas City area endures the worst flood in city history as the Missouri River crests and a levee protecting Fairfax district fails. A gasoline fire rages on the west side, drawing a towering orange plume while National Guardsmen enforce evacuations and authorities assess flood damages estimated up to 1 billion dollars.
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Kansas City
Kan
Fairfax
Kansas River
Missouri
Harvey Baldwin
Chemical Company
Washington
Truman
Congress
Col. L. J. Lincoln
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Fairfax District
Lincoln
Roy S. Moulton
Civil Defense
General Motors
Phillips Petroleum Company
Kansas
Arkansas
Great Bend
Lewis A. Pick
U. S. Engineers
Changes in Broad street bus stops announced
Service Director D. W. Kothe announced two Broad street bus stops were eliminated and two previously removed stops reinstated. The south side stop near the Elyria block and the stop in front of Muir's Drug Store were removed while the Court start at the old bus station and the south side of Broad Street east of East Avenue were restored to improve traffic and aid riders.
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D. W. Kothe
Broad Street
Kothe
Elyria Block
Muir’s Drug Store
Court
East Avenue
Northeast Ohio Forecast Sunny Warm This Afternoon
The forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for sunny skies and warm conditions this afternoon with a high near 84. Tonight will be clear and not as cool with a low around 62. Sunday looks fair with continued warmth and light winds.
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Ohio
Elyria Board Sets Preliminary School Budget For 1952
The Elyria Board of Education approved a preliminary operating budget of 1,174,851 for Elyria City schools for 1952. Income includes an estimated January 1 balance of 22,500 and funds from the School Foundation Program, tuition, and other sources. Expenses cover administration, instruction, coordination, libraries, playgrounds, plant operation, maintenance, improvements, workers compensation, state examiner, and election costs. Bonded indebtedness lists 222,000 for retirement and 89,500 interest, with the plan now sent to county commissioners for examination.
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Elyria
Board of Elections
Elytia
County Commission
Citys Telephone Bill Increases Significantly
City official Kothe disclosed a sharp rise in the citys telephone bill after a company survey, with monthly charges jumping from 159.78 to 247.75 dollars. The itemized bill cited reclassification of some lines, scheduled rate hikes, and previous omissions or misbilled lines.
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Telephone Company
D. W. Kothe
Kothe
Fate Of 10 000 Missing Yanks Not Determined
Washington defense officials declined to estimate the fate of more than 10 000 American servicemen missing in Korea. Some are prisoners, some dead, but no breakdown is given. Reds claim about 2 000 as prisoners, many unconfirmed. Only 158 known prisoners are confirmed, with 1 300 previously missing located.
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Washington
Korea
U. S
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Communists Agree To Neutral Kaesong Zone In Talks
The Communists agreed to make Kaesong a neutral zone for cease-fire talks and to admit 20 world press correspondents. They stated that negotiations should proceed and raised questions on security after troop withdrawal. Ridgway to study the message before comment.
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U. N
Kaesong
Korea
World Free Press
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pyongyang
Supreme United Nations
Ridgway
U.N
United Press
Pee Wy Mui An Sung
North Korea
Gen Pen Teh-Huai
Reds
Three Conclusions On U N Thinking From Korea Talks
FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW reports that three basic conclusions emerge from talks with key figures in the Korea cease-fire impasse. The U N will not yield ground north of the 38th parallel nor withdraw front lines. Removal of U N troops in the foreseeable future is unlikely though unit identity may change under rotation. A Kaesong truce would be uneasy as Communists shift tactics without changing their objective.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U.N
38Th Parallel
Kaesong
Allies Drive Hard Into Red Defense All Along Front
Allied troops pressed the central Korean front, pushing toward Kumsong and maintaining pressure on up to 230000 Communist troops facing UN forces. Warplanes pounded the lines as front commanders warned of a possible double cross while cease-fire talks faltered.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Kaesong
U.N
Three Die In Stockholm Plane Crash At Bromma Airport
A newspaper transport plane crashed and burned just after takeoff at Bromma airport in Stockholm killing three people and wounding three. Among the dead is Svante Aeliveby, night editor of Expressen.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bromma
Svante Aeliveby
Expressen
Weigh It Out Want Ad Offer from Chronicle Telegram
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Chronicle
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