Chinese assault in Korea widens as front tightens
Chinese forces unleash heavy shelling and company sized attacks on the Kumsong bulge amid fog and air blackout. U N and ROK troops steady lines, with 105000 Chinese troops involved across three armies. Air bombardment follows a lull as defenders regroup and brace for renewed combat.
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Seoul
SNS
Kumsong
Republic of Korea
Kumsong Bulge
Eighth Army
Maxwell Taylor
United Nations
Korea
Sun Yup Paik
ROK
Paik
International News Service
Ed Hymoff
Ship Food To Germany On Friday
The first shipment under President Eisenhower's 15 million dollar East Germany relief plan will sail Friday from New York aboard the freighter American Inventor. It carries 2,000 tons of dried milk flour peas beans and lard for Hamburg's relief needs.
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New York
WNS
Eisenhower
East Germany
Hamburg
Germany
Action Expected On Beria's Dismissal In Red Parliament
Western observers see Beria's dismissal as security chief as the top item for the Supreme Soviet session on July 28 in Moscow. The meeting may also consider the 1953 state budget and any cabinet reshuffle after Beria's ousting following Stalin's death.
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Beria
London
Lavrenti P. Beria
Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
Moscow Radio
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Egypt's Ex King Farouk Faces Graft Trial
Cairo reports former King Farouk will be tried by a graft court on charges of corrupting Egypt's political life. Al Ahrar says authorities are preparing documents and Farouk is expected to be tried in absentia. Former Premier Ibrahim Abdel Hadi faces charges of complicity.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Army
Farouk
al Ahrir
Ibrahim Abdel Hadi
Weather Outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
United Press reports mostly sunny hot conditions in the northeast with a high of 93 and clear warm nights. In the northwest, sunny near 90 with pleasant nights, winds variable to easterly. Tuesday’s temperature 63 to 93 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Moonrie
Township Board Seeks Prosecutor Ruling on Pumper Purchase
Black River township trustees held a meeting to recruit volunteers for the fire department but paused the reorganization awaiting County Prosecutor Paul Mikus's ruling on the contested pumper purchase. Twenty three of twenty four volunteers quit in protest. five showed interest again at the session. Deputy Roy Niece to act as fire chief during the reorg.
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Black River
Paul Mikus
Fred Wilms
Roy Niece
Oak Point
Cleveland Fire Department
Recover Bodies Of 15 Victims From Mid Ocean Crash
The Navy headed to Guam with bodies of 14 of 58 killed after Transocean Air Lines Flight 325 crashed 325 miles east of Wake Island. The search was abandoned Tuesday with no survivors. two more bodies were reported seen but not recovered. Sussex tasked with taking possession of any additional wreckage.
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Honolulu
Navy
Barrett
Guam
Transocean Airlines
M.E. Lombardi
Sussex
Wake Island
UN Delegates Challenge Communists On Truce
Allied truce delegates walked out on the Communists at Panmunjom amid claims of conspiracies to break the armistice. Gen Harrison warned the Reds to sign or face a possible showdown at the Thursday meeting. Rhee pledges to avoid armistice interference but will personally order troop moves after a truce.
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Seoul
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations Command
Syngman Rhee
William K. Harrison
Chhef U. N
Peiping Radio
Voice of Communist China
Harrison
U.N
Rhee
Big Three Seek Fall Showdown With Russia On Liberty
The United States Britain and France urged Russia to enter showdown talks on Germany's unification and Austria's independence. They warned they would resume the war in Korea if the Communists violated the armistice and warned against any new Red thrust in Asia.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Austria
Russia
Germany
Korea
Asia
Mossadegh Given Free Hand After Majlis Resignations
Tehran reports that Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh gains wide executive latitude by decree as 28 National Front deputies resign, thinning Majlis to 52 and triggering debates over calling elections and delaying the referendum on his policies. Observers expect possible general elections as martial law tensions persist.
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Tehreran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Majlis
Mossadegh
Teheran
Man Injured In Dock Accident At Lee's Boat Docks
Vermilion resident Edward Lennehan was taken to St Joseph's Hospital after slipping from a fishing boat at Lee's Boat docks. He sustained a severe head laceration requiring multiple stitches.
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Edward Lennehan
Here
St Joseph's Hospital
Lee's Boat Docks
Lennehan
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes to Close July 12–28
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and Lounge will close for a two week period from Sunday July 12 to Tuesday July 28 and reopen for business. No other details are provided in the notice.
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Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Talks among Dulles Salisbury Bidault shape East West aims
The Big Four negotiators urged a Europe settlement and pledged unity to press for a Korea truce. They warned that any breach of terms would trigger swift Allied retaliation, signaling renewed Kremlin power struggles and the diplomatic initiative shifting to the Allies.
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John Foster Dulles
Lord Salisbury
Georges Bidault
Soviet
Kremlin
Russia
Europe
Korea
President Eisenhower to Confer with Robertson Today
President Eisenhower schedules 12 10 p m conference with Assistant Secretary Walter Robertson his envoy to South Korea’s Syngman Rhee Robertson and Secretary Dulles on list as soon as arrival time is fixed Robertson due to land at National Airport at 10 30 a m EDT in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter H. Robertson
Jte
Syngman Rhee
Robertson
John Foster Dulles
National Airport
Walter S. Robertson
Korea
Rhee
Tokyo
Dally Body Pulled From Lake Erie After Nine Months
The body of O. L. Dally founder of Ohio Machine Products Co. in Cleveland was recovered by Lorain Coast Guardsmen two miles north of Vermilion. He fell from his 40-foot auxiliary sloop off Huron on Oct. 12 while en route to Cleveland for winter storage. His son Dave of Stow identified him by a watch. companions were George Salinger Clyde Austin and Louis Swain.
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O. L.dally
Ohio Machine Products Co
Cleveland
Huron
Lake Erie
Lorain
Vermilion
Key West
Coast Guard
Daly
Put-in-Bay
Dave
Stow
George Salinger
Clyde Austin
Louis Swain
Akron
Anti-Red Groups Active Draw Western Protests
Berlin reports Soviet High Commissioner Vladimir Semyonov urged Western authorities to liquidate anti-Communist groups said to operate in East Berlin since the border openings. In a letter to three Western high commissioners he demanded action. Soviet Commandant P T Dibrava said Russians hold participants jailed after the June 17 uprising and that those convicted will be punished.
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Berlin
Vladimir Semyonov
East Berlin
Semyonov
P. T. Di‘brova
Tragic drowning at farm pond during swimming party
An Elyria man, Stacey Varzincak Jr., 40, drowned in an eight foot pond on the Walter Jans farm while his female companion Geneta Neumeyer, 29, was rescued after sinking. Neumeyer, hospitalized in Oberlin, survived as bystanders and two carpenters helped pull her from the water. the incident occurred as three children watched.
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Elyrian
Wellington
Walter Jans
Route 303
Route 58
Elyria
Stacey Varzincak, Jr
West Avenue
Geneta Neumeyer
Butternut Ridge Road
LaPorte
Neumeyer
Carl Ward
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Stacey
Rev Edward Bardon Dies Former Grafton Resident
The Rev Edward T Bardon 48 pastor of St Josephs Church Clarksburg Calif died suddenly Saturday July 11 in Clarksburg He was educated in Grafton and ord in 1938 He is survived by his mother five brothers and two sisters The body will be brought to Elyria and the Immaculate Conception church in Grafton for solemn high requiem mass and burial in the parish cemetery
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Grafton
Edward T. Bardon
St. Joseph's Church
Clarksburg
Calif
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Gregory's Seminary
Cincinnati
Hartley
Columbus
Bardon
Immaculate Conception
Loretta Bardon
California
J. L. Bardon
St. Charles Church
Boardman, O
Arthur J
Detroit
Stanley M
John F
R. M Bardon
Elyria
Carl Turner
Kansas City, Mo
Fred Dostall
Msgr
Truce Path Clear Says Robertson
Presidential envoy Walter S. Robertson returned from Korea and said a truce can be signed in good faith once the Communists agree. He reported Rhee’s pledge not to interfere, and said details must stay secret for now. Robertson planned to brief President Eisenhower at the White House.
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U. N
Central Front
Seoul
Rhee
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Robertson
Eisenhower
Dulles
Man Dies Beside Baltimore and Ohio Tracks in Lorain
Paul Tomaszewski 74 of 2838 Toledo Avenue Lorain was found along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks at 28th Street subway. He reportedly was picking up coal with a bucket and small shovel when struck by a train. He was a former National Tube Co. employee. Survived by widow Anna sons John and Paul and daughters Mrs John Horvath and Mrs Steve Zrelek. Body sent to John Devin Funeral Home with services planned at St. Stanislaus on Friday.
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Paul Tomaszewski
Toledo Avenue
Lorain
Baltimore and Ohio
28Th Street
National Tube Co
Anna
John
Paul
John Horvath
Steve Zrelek
John Devin
St. Stanislaus Church
Reluctant Japan Opens Talks On Mutual Security Aid
In Tokyo, Japan begins negotiations with the United States on military aid. Foreign Minister Kat suo Okazaki and U S Ambassador John Allison lead delegations at the foreign ministry to set terms for mutual security assistance. Japan seeks priority for economic aid, arguing a strong economy is vital against Communism in Asia.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Katsuo Okazaki
U. S
John Allison
Foreign Office
Asia
Vacation season wants ads help in Chronicle Telegram
The notice promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads as a tool for selling unneeded items for vacation cash and buying vacation needs. It invites readers to call 475 or ask for Want Ad Taker to help write effective ads for selling renting or vacation needs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Andrews Lawn Festival Cafeteria Supper Notice
Community church hosts an Andrews lawn festival supper starting at 9 p m this Friday in the church garden. Proceeds support local activities.
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Andrews Lawn Festival
Church Garden
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