Elyria School Board Hires 14 New Teachers After 7 Resign
In a brief session the Elyria board accepted seven resignations and hired 14 new teachers who will start in September. Supt. Lynn Nicholas announces remaining openings and notes one band director vacancy. New hires include four men with diverse experience and all women hold bachelor’s degrees with previous teaching backgrounds.
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Elyria School Board
Elyria
Lynn Nicholas
Wayne University
Detroit
George H. Wilson
Ohio State University
Ted
Marpelle Harr
Rose Gray
Elien Yerian
Iars Harr
Edison
Florida
Bowling Green State University
Bucyrus
Alger
Wayne
Grand Rapids
James R. Busher
Youngstown
Wellington
Charles C. Chandler
Norwalk
George Broadwell
Oberlin
Kent State University
Margaret Ples Bauereiss
LaGrange Road
Maple Heights
Ohio University
Constance Boylan Brennand
Urbana
East Germans Buy Fresh Fruit and Milk Across Border
West Berlin border price sale draws thousands of East Berliners into Kreusberg to buy fruit and milk at cut rates. Oranges cost under a cent each, two pounds of cherries six cents, milk about ten cents per pint. The event showcases U S food aid amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
Kreusberg
United States
East Germany
Big Four discuss four power talks on Germany and Austria
Washington reports that the Big Three ministers plan four power talks this fall to test Moscow's peace campaign. Dulles Salisbury and Bidault sealed a strategy for using unrest behind the Iron Curtain to press allied aims including Austrian occupation and German unification. They also warned the Communists of consequences if aggression resumes in the Far East and pledged to push for peace despite East-West tensions.
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United States
U. S
Washington
State Department
Voice of America
Moscow
Germany
Austria
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Lord Salisbury
Georges Bidault
Europe
Middle East
Far East
London
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Red China
Indochina
Five Day Ohio Weather Forecast and Local Ads
Northeastern Ohio remains fair and warm with high of 88 this afternoon and 68 tonight. Five day outlook calls for near normal temps, minor rain chances Friday to Sunday, and local ads for a Welch Floor Circulator and a July 15s show at Huron Plushouse with ticket options.
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United Press
Ohio
Huron
Fathers Shore
Spirit World
City moves to acquire six parcels for new off street parking
The City Council, in an emergency measure, authorized the city solicitor to initiate acquisition proceedings for six parcels forming a triangle by West avenue Lodi Street and North streets. Four owners are involved and negotiations may occur before trial. The council also referred North Street vacating to the streets and sidewalks committee.
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West Avenue
Lodi
North Streets
Richard E. Baird
Baird
Council
Kenneth Lord
North Street
Lord
Eden to Return From Convalescing Visit
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is expected to sail back to Britain on July 26 after convalescing in New England where he underwent gallstone removal surgery. He is 56 and returned to health is anticipated.
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London
British Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Britain
New England
Rhee to Send Envoy Back to Truce Talks
South Korea plans to end its boycott of Panmunjom negotiations and return Maj. Gen. Choi Duk Shin as truce delegate. Central front fighting with heavy Chinese offensives continues as Rhee weighs restoring UN armistice faith and signaling willingness to honor terms.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Choi Duk Shin
Choi
Rhee
U.N
Bruce
Egypt braces for rapid mobilization amid Suez standoff
Cairo reports Britain and Egypt ready to mobilize quickly as Ismailia remains ringed by British troops. Police and army leave granted to bolster security. search continues for missing RAF airman amid claims of an artificial incident by Egyptian officials.
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Canal Zone
Ismailia
Washington
Vermilion Village Swears In New Treasurer Jacob Knittle
Vermilion village council meets as Jacob Knittle is sworn in as village treasurer replacing the late W E Chiles. Discussions cover sewer plant expansion, daily sewage flow, and a flo-meter purchase to curb costs. Fire department building permit questions are answered, and plans for a new fire house are due next meeting.
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Vermilion
Jacob Knittle
Knittle
W. E. Chiles
Harold Smith
Henry Wickel
State Street
Council
Council Cool To Pike Board Plan For City Land
Elyria City Council members showed little interest in the Ohio Turnpike Commission proposal to buy two parcels along the Black River. The plan, presented by Dunlap of the appraisal firm, was referred to the council as a whole with the city solicitor and safety service director.
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Pike Board
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Dunlap
Turnpike Commission
A. J. Lehman
Black River
City Solicitor and Safety Service
Kenneth Lord Lehman
East German Police Shakeup Starts Chief Is Missing
West German shown Berlin Telegraf reports mass arrests within East German security forces after Beria's downfall. Wilhelm Zaisser, chief of East German secret police, has not visited his office since last Thursday as purge sweeps the regime. The paper says 485 security police were placed under arrest and notes moves to curb deportations.
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Berlin
Lavrenti P. Beria
Berlin Telegraf
Wilhelm Zaisser
Beria
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Telegraf
East Germany
West Berlin
Chinese Attack Breaks Through At Kumsong Bulge Front
Thousands of Chinese assault troops struck the eastern front near Kumhwa and Kumsong, driving a two mile breach in South Korean lines. Allied artillery and American airpower fought back as Reds infiltrated rear areas, threatening Capit ol Division positions and rear installations.
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
Kumhwa
Kumsong
Sabrejet
Capitol
Reds Dash Hopes For Truce Soon
News from Tokyo reports waning optimism for a quick Korea truce after a major Chinese offensive. Peiping radio charges and a 50,000 strong Chinese attack shattered early assurances of a truce within days. President Eisenhower briefed GOP leaders as U S officials acknowledged the slim prospects for an armistice.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Peiping
Panmunjom
Peiping Radio
Seoul
Eisenhower
Gop
White House
Senate
House
U. S
Washington
Syneman Rhee
Walter S. Robertson
Railroad Worker Injured Foot at Bluebird Crossing
Carl Neuman of Adams Street, an employee of the New York Central, suffered a severe foot injury when his foot was caught in a hydraulic gear near the Bluebird Beach crossing. He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with a crushed foot and mulit-vated toes, with amputation seen as a possible outcome.
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Carl Neuman
Adams Street
New York Central
Bluebird Beach
St. Joseph's Hospital
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