Robbers Take $3000 From Little Brown Jug Tavern
Three patrons at the Little Brown Jug Tavern on Cleveland Street were herded into a back room at gunpoint and the cash register reportedly stolen of about $3,000. Bartender Howard Wilber alerted police after fleeing patrons. two gunmen fled after the heist as officers arrived.
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Little Brown Jug
Cleveland Street
Howard Wilber
Sheriff Street
Wilber
Clifford Rhodehamel
Duffy Street
Wesley Hoefs
Harold Sheldon
Michael Firment
Rhee Considers Huge South Korean Army Expansion
President Syngman Rhee met with his cabinet for top secret talks on building a 1,000,000 man South Korean army to restore lost territory and repel future invaders. The plan would double the ROK army from 18 divisions about 500,000 men.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
ROK
Washington Univ finds graves of seven Theban heroes in Greece
Washington University archaeologists led by Dr. George E. Mylonas report locating the graves of the seven legendary heroes who marched to Thebes. The graves sit in Eleusis cemetery near Athens and are hailed as an impressive relic of antiquity.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Greece
Thebes
George E. Mylonas
Mylonas
Eleusis
Athens
Chinese Hold 20 Arrested for Spying in Shanghai
Tass dispatch quotes Chinese press reports that Shanghai authorities arrested 20 people including three Americans and charged them with spying through Catholic missionaries. The Americans named are Charles Joseph McCarthy, dean of the theological seminary. Thomas Leonard Phillips. and Joseph Patrick McCormac of the Civanta church.
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London
INS
Tass
Shanghai
Charles Joseph McCarthy
The
Theological Seminary
Thomas Leonard Phillips
Joseph Patrick McCormac
Civanta Church
Russians pick transport officer
Moscow reports Ivan Nosenko named minister of transport and heavy machinery by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet to replace Vyacheslav Malyshev who becomes minister of the newly organized machine building industry.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet Today
Ivan Nosenko
Vyacheslav Malyshev
Malyshev
France Menaced By Imperialism, Red Paper Says
Pravda reports that the threat of reborn German imperialism hangs over France. The editorial, summarized by Moscow Radio, accuses U S circles backing Chancellor Adenauer's Western Germany clique of reviving imperialism to use Germans as a weapon. France cannot face the danger alone. European unity is urged.
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London
Pravda
France
Moscow Radio
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Editorm.1
U. S
Europe
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update From United Press
Northeastern Ohio sees cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers. Warm and humid this afternoon with a high near 71 to 94 while tonight remains humid. winds off Lake Erie southwest 14 5 mph this afternoon. Friday temperatures 71 to 94 with trace precipitation. humidity 74 percent at 8 am and 68 percent at 6 pm. Moonrise Saturday afternoon, moonset early Sunday morning.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Singer
Two Men Hurt In Truck Crash and Arrest Made
Two Cleveland men sustained injuries in a truck crash on Ford Road yesterday. James Bronston, 39, was arrested on a driving while under the influence charge after his dump truck rolled into a ditch, leaving him with brush burns while passenger Rosco Wanters, 29, suffered contusions and abrasions.
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Ford Road
Cleveland
James Bronston
Rosco Wanters
Msrle Holcomb
Ward Road
Wakeman
Dan Plas
Plas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Samuel Gregg, Jr
Downingtown
Root Road
Route 20
James Walker
Edna Anspaugh
Route 10
Middle Avenue
Japanese Drivers End Four Day Tokyo Strike
About 3,000 Japanese drivers of American Army trucks and buses returned to work in Tokyo, ending a 48 hour walkout sparked by claims that American authorities refused to fire two Japanese foremen accused of overtime abuse and taking bribes from drivers.
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Tokyo
Amercan Auithoritics
Surprised Pilots Hit Communist Train in Daylight Raid
In daylight over North Korea a flight of four Sabrejet fighters attacked a Communist train at Huichon marshalling yards. They dropped bombs, destroying a locomotive and four boxcars and leaving the rest in flames. The raid marked the first daylight attack on rolling stock by Reds since the early Korean war period.
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Seoul -Ni
North Korea
Huichon
Mother appeals to President and Clark over missing son
New York mother Florence L. Ditchik pleads for the return of her son Donald Dixon 25 a news correspondent seized by Chinese Communists last March. She sent identical letters to President Eisenhower and General Mark W. Clark describing futile appeals to Mao Tze Tung and Chou En Lai and asking leaders to locate and repatriate him.
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New York
Eisenhower
Mark W. Clark
Florence L. Ditchik
United Nations Supreme Commander
Pacific
Mao Tze-Tung
Chou En-lai
Donald Dixon
Scouts Prepare For Nixon Visit At 1953 Jamboree
About 59 000 uniformed Boy Scouts from all states and 17 foreign nations arranged a 300 acre tent city in Newport Beach California for Vice President Richard M Nixon. Nixon will spend tonight with the scouts and was to address them Sunday while Eisenhower sent greetings.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Scout Movement of
Reds Delay Reply To Korea Armistice Demands
In Panmunjom the Communists again postponed their answer to the UN demand for immediate armistice signing delaying for 24 hours for administrative reasons. The expected 2 p.m. meeting will reveal if they accept a truce with no time limit and whether their openness to Robertson's Seoul talks will affect the negotiation.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Nam II
William K. Harrison
Reds
Syngman Rhee
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Seoul
Washington
Robertson
Mark W. Clark
United Nations Command
Rhee
United States
South Korea
Red High Command
Girl 4 Is First Polio Victim In City This Year
Linda Burns a four year old girl from 147 Warden avenue Elyria was hospitalized at Cleveland City Hospital with polio the first case reported in the city this year and Lorain County. The child is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Burns and became ill Tuesday with a spinal puncture performed for diagnosis.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Linda Burns
Warden Avenue
Cleveland City Hospital
Linda
William Burns
Altercation at Elyria pool hall leaves man cut
James Lucius Jefferson, 231 Rush, was stabbed with a pearl handled knife by Henry Williams, 117 Waverly, after being ordered from the Nickel Plate Pool Room. Jefferson required 22 stitches, Williams was charged with cutting to wound, and witnesses say Jefferson started the argument.
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James Lucius Jefferson
Rush Street
Henry Williams
Waverly Street
Nickel Plate Pool Room
Elmo Madison
Jefferson
Madison Cab Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. ¥ R. Kristoff
Williams
Earl] Hawkins
Hamp Tillace
Sterlton Street
Fini
West Street
Alien Noel
North Street
Sid
Avon Man Hurt In Fall At Home
Kenneth Grant 22 of Avon was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain after a fall downstairs at his home last Sunday. Doctors reported a possible fracture of his left ankle.
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Avon
Kenneth Grant
Here
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Six Treaties Approved By Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved today friendship and commerce treaties with Japan West Germany Israel Denmark Greece and Ethiopia. The agreements promote trade and friendship while allowing nationals of those countries to practice in the United States if they comply with state laws.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relstiemsermrmitiers
Japan
West
Jaron
Germany
Denmark
Greece
Jessime Am
SS Orle
Morale Up As Troops Go Forward
American and South Korean forces move beyond trenches on the front. Lieut. Paul Lawrence and Pvt. William Bickerstaff report improved morale since orders to advance toward the north. ROK troops express readiness as a regimental commander signals forward movement.
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Lieut
Paul Lawrence
Valley Stream
N.Y
Plan Stamp System For Sale Of Food To East Germans
Berlin officials announced a stamp plan to distribute food to East Germans as part of West Berlin's food relief efforts. Mayor Ernst Reuter said the program will start soon to complement the American aid and a Kreuzberg initiative. Stamps will be issued to applicants in West Berlin for purchase of food packages at border-area shops.
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Berlin
Willi Kressman
Kreuzberg
U. S
West Berlin
Five Men Named To New Lorain County School District Board
The Lorain County board of education appointed five men to lead the newly formed district in the southeast part of Lorain County. William Witt Chester Carpenter George Edwards Joseph Eyring and Howard Wise will serve until the November elections after which three four year terms and two two year terms will be filled. The first board meeting is scheduled for Thursday July 23 at 3 30 pm at Grawton High School to organize and elect officers.
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Lorain County
Grefton High School
Wellington Local Sections Overview
Community listings and columns include Where To Turn, Calendar of Events, Elyna church notes, Death Records, Hospital Notes, Markets, Oberlin notes, Photography, Society, Sports, Suburban Calendar, Theatres, TV Radio and Voice of the People with Wellington features and notices.
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Pace Amherst
Elyna
Editoriele
Oberlin
Society
Voice of the People
Wellington
Fresh Communist Reinforcements Press South Near Kumsong
Chinese reinforcements totaling thousands moved south on the central front to back new probes against Allied lines near Kumsong. ROK and American forces countered with tanks, big guns, and fighter-bombers as air units reported fording incursions and heavy fighting with 2,140 Chinese casualties recorded Friday.
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Kumsong
Kumsong Bulge
Seoul
INS
Korea
Kumsong City
Kumsong River
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
ROK
Kum‘song
U.S. Navy
Fnday
Air Force
Truckline Official Latest Suspect In Highjacking Case
In Cleveland FBI agents hold 31 year old Robert Hamilton assistant district manager for Merchants Systems Terre Haute Ind as latest suspect in the 34000 whisky hijacking case. Hamilton nabbed at Cleveland office as police and six others were arrested while unloading a stolen whisky truckload at Honey s Cafe on Cleveland s east side. Bond set at 10000 dollars. hearing slated for Aug 4 as investigations continue and more arrests expected.
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Cleveland
FBI
Robert Hamilton
Merchants Systems of
Terre Haute
Ind
Honey’s
Hamilton
Judges Reaffirm Grow Conviction In Military Court
The U S Court of Military Appeals upholds Maj. Gen. Robert W Grow’s court martial conviction for failing to protect sensitive information. Grow, former U S military attache in Moscow, was suspended six months and reprimanded after the diary he kept was stolen and leaked in 1951. He has since retired from active service.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Robert W. Grow
U.S
Moscow
Robert E. Quinn
Grow
Board of Review
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Oberlin Woman Hurt As Auto Runs Off Road
Patricia Morgan aged 33 of 230 West Lorain Oberlin drove a 1951 model on Route 57 north toward Elyria when the car left the highway in a curve and rolled into a ditch 123 feet from the road. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a possible fracture of the right elbow. The car was demolished and she was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center.
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Patricia Morgan
Lorain Street
Oberlin
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Man Injured In Fall From Horse at Avon Lake Visit
Richard Miller fifty of Cleveland visiting Henry Heck sustained a back injury when he fell from a horse He was transported to Bay View Hospital for treatment.
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Avon Lake
Richard Miller
Cleveland
Henry Heck
Bay View Hospital
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