Pet Show at Franklin Playground Highlights Unusual Pets
Youths showcase pets including turtle parakeet toad and moth at Franklin playground pet show. Frankie Detiillo displays a turtle as Linda Starkey enters a parakeet and Walton Chizmar brings a toad while Jimmy Starkey shows a moth. Dogs of many sizes and breeds also compete in the event.
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Franklin Playground
Frankie Detiillo
Lindas Starkey
Walton Chizmar
Jimmy Starkey
Pet Shows Baffle Crowds Across Seven City Playgrounds
Seven city playgrounds hosted pet shows as part of the summer recreation program drawing crowds of adults and children. Owners described pets by name and unusual traits while prizes were awarded in many classes. Creatures ranged from a three legged dog to a coffee drinking Manchester pup, with chaos and humor at several sites.
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St Jude's School Playground
Roosevelt
Eastern Heights
Manchester
French Paratroops Hit Lang Son Supply Base in Indochina
French paratroopers dropped on Lang Son in north Viet Nam near the China border. They sealed bridges over the Ky Cung River and engaged Viet Minh fighters inside caves, supported by Gen Rene Cogny and air bombers as Navarre’s plan moved to destroy supplies within three days.
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Indochina
France
China
Viet Nam
Lang Son
Ky-Cung
Hanoi
Red China
Iaos
Rene Cogny
Cogny
Henri Eugene Navarre
George Bidault
Navarre
Hao Binh
Undeclared War Rages In Poland
Western intelligence reports indicate Polish partisans still wage undeclared war against Soviet troops in Poland. Uprisings spread from East Brandenburg to Silesia as refugees report demand for Communist government quit and Soviet troops withdraw. Partisans reportedly operate under a central headquarters inside Poland and sabotage rail lines east of the Oder Neisse line.
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Berlin
Red
Poland
West Berlin
Brandenburg
Oder-Neisse River
Silesia
Silesian
Oder-Neisse
Oberlin Woman Heads Lakeside Club Federation
Mrs. George Dudley of Oberlin was elected president of the Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs at the close of its 59th annual convention. Others named include Mrs. William R. Brown as former president, with Mrs. E. G. Pendry of Tiffin as vice president and officers from Fostoria Bowling Green Monroeville Toledo and Sandusky selected for key posts.
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Lakeside
George Dudley
Oberlin
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
Dudley
William R. Brown
E. G. Pendry
Tiffinz
David Davis
Fostoria
Mafrs
George O'Connor
Bowling Green
Ruth Beter
Monroeville
E. L. Mercer
Toledo
Allen J. Shepherd
Sandusky
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy and Hot
Partly cloudy and hot this afternoon with a high. Fair tonight with low around 71. Saturday partly cloudy with light and variable winds from the lake. Temperatures 63 to 93 on Thursday with no precipitation in 24 hours by 8 pm. Humidity 79% at 8 am and 52% at 8 pm. Sunrise 6:17 am Friday. moonrise 12:30 pm Friday. moonset 11:48 pm Friday.
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Ohio
Bids Opened For Paving Of Four Elyria Streets
City Hall opened bids for paving sections of four Elyria streets and for repair work citywide. Ohio Engineering Co of Lorain was sole bidder on paving and Hart Construction Co was sole bidder on repairs. Bids target Longfellow Hawthorne Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets with hot mix and concrete options. awards pending by City Board of Control.
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Elyria
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
Hart Construction Company
City Board of Control
Longfellow Street
Poplar
Sycamore
Hawthorne Street
J. M. Powell
Hawthorne
Seventeenth Street
L West Avenue
Middle Avenue
Eighteenth Street
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Where To Turn CUSTOM Built Motorola Auto Radios
Classified ad notes Motorola auto radios for all cars priced from 39.95 and up. Contact Eric Radis at phone 3176 for details and purchase.
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Motorola
Eric Radis
Husband Bound To Grand Jury In Slaying Of Wife
Bernice A Peeretoee known as Bert, 57, is bound over to Medina County Grand Jury for the murder of his wife Florence May. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity at a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Boy Krugger. Ferguson signed a 29 page confession detailing the slaying with air rifle butts at their Spencer Township home. He attempted suicide after the attack by ingesting beetle dust and disinfectant. Sheriff Williams noted he was a Massillon State Hospital patient from 1942 to 1944, released in 1945. The grand jury is set to convene September 14 unless a special session is called. Ferguson remains jailed without bond.
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Bernice
Bert) A. Peeretoee
Medina County
Spencer Township
Ferguson
Charles Williams
Massillon State Hospital
Williams
Taft Plans Departure From Hospital Soon
Ohio Senator Robert A Taft is reported improving and preparing to leave the hospital in about ten days. His assistant Jack Martin says the exploratory operation found no organic disorder and a bone lesion in the appendix has healed.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Jack Martin
Official 1953 Ohio Highway Map Supports Elyria Turnpike Fight
Elyria officials hope the new Official 1953 Ohio Highway Map signals the Turnpike route should skirt the city. The dotted line on the map near Elyria suggests a north-of-city path, though the Turnpike Commission maintains the route through the city unless forced to change. The map, issued by the State Department of Highways, commemorates Ohio’s Sesquicentennial with Rufus Putnam’s 1804 map on the back, while the 1953 edition markets as the most complete motoring aid yet.
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Elyria
Columbus
Ohio
Petersburgh
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Williams County
Indiana
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
State Department of Highways
Turnpike Commission
Rufus Putnam
Highway Department
Division of Traffic and Safety
Putnam
United States
Ohio Company
Northwest Territory
Marietta
Zane’s
Trace
S. O. Linzell
Jury To Meet Next Week On Murder Cases
Common Pleas Judge John Pincura announced a special grand jury session for July 23 to consider two first degree murder cases bound over by Lorain Municipal Court. Pedro Leivas and Felix Santiago Rodriguez face charges from separate violent incidents in Lorain and at the Bar X tavern. Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing urged early review to ensure funding for defense counsel if needed.
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Common Pleas
John Pincura
Lorain
Pedro Leivas
Juan Marquez
Felix Santiago Rodriguez
Manuel Pimento
Bar X
Vine Avenue
Harold Ewing
Envoy Reaches Uruguay on Latin America Tour
Milton S. Eisenhower brother of the President and special envoy to Latin America arrived in Montevideo by plane from Chile. Uruguay marks the eighth nation visited on his South American tour.
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Uruguay
Milton S. Eisenhowzer
Eisenhower
Spe
Latin America
Chile
Ohio Edison seeks rate hike for industrial power
Ohio Edison filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for new industrial power rates. The plan would raise industrial sales by about 6 percent, roughly 1.9 million dollars annually, boosting revenue from 32.5 million to 33.4 million. The change aims to equalize rates across Edison’s service area, with separate adjustments by locale except for a coal clause.
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Ohio Edison Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Industrial Power Service
Edison
Bids for Rosenlee Elementary fall short of estimates
Hope that Rosenlee elementary school on Elyria's north side will cost less than architects' estimates emerged after base bids were opened. O McClellan said most bids were below estimates though several alternates affect final contracts. Architects Outcast Guenther and Associates of Cleveland will tabulate bids. special board meeting planned next Monday.
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Rosenlee
Elyria
O. McClellan
Bnare
Outcast
Guenther and Associates
Cleveland
Loran
Dunfee Electric
Lorain
Ryan
Harrington
Electric Co
Land Ward Electric Co
Reosenlee Street
Mass Surrenders Mark Central Front Retreat in Korean War
UN forces report a major Chinese retreat with 14 200 killed and 6 800 wounded in the week ending Tuesday as frontlines stabilize. Generals say mass surrenders hinder the push while US air and Marine units destroy enemy tanks and support the advance toward hills south of the Kumsong River.
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Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
8Th Army
United Nations
Eighth Army
U. N
United Press Front
Marine
Red Army
Purge Continues As Ukraine Names New Internal Affairs Minister
Western observers watched for more Soviet regime shake ups as officials were replaced and Russian diplomatic posts reshuffled. In Ukraine the internal affairs minister Pavel Meshik was dismissed and Timofhy A. Strokach appointed to replace him, following a Kremlin purge in Georgia.
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London
Russia
Ukraine
Pavel Meshik
Timofhy A. Strokach
Meshik
Kremlin
Georgia
Stalin
Final Round Set Tonight In Mass Universe Pageant
In Long Beach California twenty two finalists from foreign lands compete for the Mass Universe crown after ten days of preliminaries parades stage shows and semi finals The winner will be crowned around midnight with Myrna Rae Hansen of Chicago among noted contestants who won Miss USA previously
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Long Beach
Calif
Myrna Rae Hansen
Chicago
Secretary General Dies in French Auto Crash
Bordeaux reports that Jacques Camille Paris 50 secretary general of the Country of Europe was killed near the city in an automobile collision today.
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Bordeaux
France
Jacques Camille Paris
Europe
Rhee Strikes At Truce Talks On Eve Of Panmunjom Meet
Seoul reports President Rhee blasted the armistice process citing ROK army retreat and delays. Major General Choi Duk Shin warned he will not return to Panmunjom as Communist talks stall over UN assurances to control Rhee and his forces. General Clark and Lt. Gen. Harrison held private talks and prepared for a Saturday resumption after a one day recess.
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Seoul
Korea
Panmunjom
Syngman Rhee
Maxwell D. Taylor
Rhee
Choi Duk Shin
South Korea
Choi
United Nations
U.N
Mark W. Clark
Battlefront
Munsan
William K. Harrison
Clark
Tokyo
Harrison
Mary Sutorius 96 Dies After 60 Years in Elyria
Mary Sutorius aged 96 died suddenly at 1 p.m. Thursday in East Haven Rest Home. Born in Cleveland on June 1, 1857 she lived in Elyria for 60 years and belonged to St. Agnes church and its Altar and Rosary Society. Survived by sisters Elsie Sutorius and Mrs. Josephine Keyes and brother Edward Sutorius, all of Elyria. Body at Welsh Gold Camp Funeral Home. Services Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at St Annes Church with Fr James Gallagher. burial in St. Marys Cemetery.
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Mary Sutorius
East Haven Rest
Miss Sutorius
Cleveland
Elyria
St. Agnes Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Elsie Sutorius
Josephine Keyes
Edward Sutorius
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
St. Annes Church
James Gallagher
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lausche Signs Nine More Ohio Laws After Adjournment
Governor Lausche signed nine bills passed by the legislature as it adjourned. One bill authorizes the state auditor to examine Turnpike Commission accounts. Another sets $6,000 salaries for civil service commissioners.
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Columbus
Lausche
Turnpike Commission
Civil Service
First Step to Place a Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad
The text urges readers to place a Want Ad by calling 4781-eck and speaking with a courteous ad taker. It promotes the process, emphasizes ease, and encourages starting today to develop the Want Ad habit.
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