Contract Awarded For New Plant For Ohio Screw Products
Announcement by Milo Holdstein of Cleveland confirms award for a new 16 000 square foot plant for Ohio Screw Products Co. at West Street Elyria to Heidrich builder. N A Hewitt, president, says the modern brick and steel plant will begin soon as permits are granted and plans date back to 1945.
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Inc
Clark Street
Heidrich
Elyria
Ohio Screw Products Co
Milo Holdstein
Cleveland
N. A. Hewitt
Ohio Screw Products
New Modern
West Street
Henry
Elyria Names Gottfried New Assistant Superintendent
Dr. Franklin J. Gottfried of Ohio State University bureau of Educational Research was named assistant superintendent of Elyria City schools to replace Dr. Robert E. Wilson. He received a two year contract with a starting salary of 7000 for the 1951-52 school year and will assume duties August 1.
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Franklin J. Gottfried
Ohio State University
Bureau of Educational Research
Elyria City
Robert E. Wilson
Elyria Board of Education
U S Blacklists Two Red Diplomats in Tit-for-Tat Move
The State Department expelled two Hungarian diplomats from Washington and declared two US envoys persona non grata in retaliation for Hungary expelling American diplomats. Pakistan fears a grave threat as India's army massed on the frontier near Kashmir prompting emergency talks with Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan warning of potential danger to regional peace.
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U. S
Washington
State Department
Hungary
United States
U.S
Legation
Pakistan
Karachi
Liaquat Ali Kahn
India
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan-India
Kashmir
Sherman in Madrid Talks on Spain Defense Pact
Adm. Forrest P. Sherman arrives in Madrid to meet Gen. Franco and discuss Western European defense against Communist aggression. Sources say the talks may lead to a United States Spain military pact.
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Madrid
Spain
Forrest P. Sherman
United States
Sherman
Francisco Franco
Franco
Fifteen Dead in Tehran Riots Reported by Hospitals
A United Press check of Tehran hospitals shows 15 persons killed in Sunday's Communist riots with two others near death.
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Tehran
Iran
United Press
Truman to fly near flood areas on one day trip
President Truman plans a one day flight over Missouri and Kansas flood zones aboard the Independence with Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret. The trip includes a stop at Grandview and a return to Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
Kansas
White House
Independence
Grandview
Margaret
Europe
Short
Manhattan
Kan
Forrest Smith
Congress
Girl Drowns At Cascade Park Pool In Elyria
Mary Ann Kaylor seven years old drowned Saturday afternoon at Cascade Park pool after slipping from an inflated ring in ten feet of water. Lifeguards, local responders, and doctors attempted revival for over an hour. she died at 3 15 p m. Funeral services will be held at St Agnes church at 9 30 a m tomorrow.
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St. Agnes’ Church
Mary Ann Kaylor
Cascade Park
Mary Ann
William Kaylor
Forthe Street
James
John Machack
Mary
Freddie Koviak
Louisiana Avenue
Elizabeth Haynes
LaGrange
Kaylors
Linda
Martial Law Tightens In Tehran As Riots Spike
Tehran imposes martial law to curb riots after clashes that left four dead and many injured. Harriman meets Mossadegh to ease the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute amid Soviet pressure near Astara and nationwide tensions.
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Tehran
Edgar E. Clark
Iran
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
King Leopold III Abdicates In Simple Ceremony
King Leopold III abdicated in a simple ceremony in Brussels, clearing the way for his 20 year old son Baudouin to become Belgium’s new monarch. About 250 dignitaries attended as Leopold urged national unity and loyalty to his son and saluted Belgium and Congo.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold III
Prince Baudouin
Baudouin
Leopold
Royal
Bardouin
Congo
Body of Elyria Soldier Is Nearing Home
Mrs. Pauline Waldron of 8 Persons court learns from the Department of Defense that Private Adelbert R House is returning from Korea. He was killed in action August 1 after arriving in Korea July 24 1950. Services will be announced after arrival in San Francisco. He was a Elyria High School student and enlisted in 1949. He trained in Okinawa before Korea. He leaves his mother and sister Ruby.
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Pauline Waldron
Department of Defense
Washington
Adelbert R House
Korea
United States
San Francisco
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Pvt
House
Elyria High School
Okinawa
County Commissioner Undergoes Emergency Operation
County commissioner Dr. R. J. Fortney had an emergency operation for a perforated ulcer at Allen Hospital in Oberlin last evening and is reported in satisfactory condition. He was taken to the hospital after collapsing at his Wellington home, with the attack resembling a previous one earlier this year in St. Petersburg, Florida, per Mrs. Fortney.
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R. J. Fortney
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Wellington
County Commissioners
St. Petersburg
Fla
Observers Report Cordial UN Communists in Kaesong Talks
At Kaesong the fourth cease-fire meeting between United Nations and Communist teams lasted 1 hour 50 minutes. The atmosphere was cordial with no armed Red guards seen and the parties discussed forming a mutually agreed agenda and the neutrality of the conference site. The UN said the next session would be at 11 a.m. Tuesday local time and that Reds kept their neutrality pledge.
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Earnest Hoberecht
United Press
U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Te U.N
Reds
Kaisong
Adm
C. Turner Jogg
U. N
Reds rush 27 divisions to Korean front in ceasefire buildup
The 8th Army reports Communist forces have mobilized about 27 divisions, roughly 720,000 men, since cease-fire talks began. UN troops pounded lines to deter a possible double cross while Reds moved heavy reinforcements into the Eastern front, near Kumsong, as they tightened supply and front positions.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
An &Th Army
Kumsong
Burglary Report At Grafton Lumber Co Involves Missing Cash
sheriff's deputy investigated a lumber yard burglary reported by Myles Knechtges. entry via second floor window left office ransacked and about 25 dollars and several checks missing. police report cites officer Finegan. Also a separate incident notes nine year old George Brand bitten on the hip by a dog at the Fairground trailer camp yesterday while riding a bicycle. dog owned by Mrs. Evans.
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Grafton Lumber Co
Sheriff's Department
Myles Knechtges
Finegan
George Brand
West Third Street
Evans
Ohio forecast fair and warm with storm chances
United Press reports Ohio will be fair and warm today with a high near 90 and night low 65 to 70. Tuesday remains sunny and hot with possible afternoon thunder showers in the northern portion. market updates appear on page two.
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United Press
Ohio
Salary Increases For Elyria City School Leaders
The Elyria Board of Education voted to raise the four top administrators' annual salaries for 1951 52 totaling 28200. New salaries include L N Nicholas 9500 W O McClellan 7000 George Miraben 6000 Miss Margaret Histed 5700.
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Elyria Board of Education
L. N. Nicholas
W. O. McClellan
George Miraben
Margaret Histed
Miraben
Miss Histed
Franklin Gottfried
Robert E. Wilson
Elyria High
Wilson
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