Price And Wage Control Bill Is Passed By House
Washington reports the House passed a price and wage control bill after a marathon 14 hour session, 323 to 92, amid administration criticism that the measure could spur black markets and raise consumer costs. The bill extends controls through mid 1952, with Senate and House plans differing on end date and conference action expected next week. Republicans and Southern Democrats saw mixed outcomes as amendments swung both ways. A lengthy final vote followed 14 roll calls amid tense negotiations over food price protections and other provisions.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Eric A. Johnston
Senate House Conference Committee
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Home for the Aged
Ceremonies for the cornerstone of the new Home for the Aged at 807 West Avenue are set for Sunday at four o'clock. Dr. H L Thompson, chairman of the board of trustees and Lakeside Association general manager, will give the address with music by the El-Rey Grotto band. Assisting are Dr. John W. Flynn, Dr. James Siward, pastor of Elyria First Methodist, and Dr. Clark Cooper, Norwalk Methodist superintendent.
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H. L. Thompson
Lakeside Association
El-Rey
Cleveland Area Weather Forecast for Weekend
Northeast Ohio expects warm, fall like conditions this afternoon with a high near 86. Partly cloudy and more humid tonight with a few thunderstorms possible, then again Sunday. Low tonight around 68. Market notes appear on page Two.
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Ohio
Assassination Of Jordan's King Is Blow To Peace
London reports from the Foreign Office note the assassination of King Abdullah of Jordan as a shock to Western hopes for Middle East peace and stability amid Iranian oil tensions. Officials fear unrest may follow and the cabinet will discuss next steps. Abdullah championed a Greater Syria concept uniting Syria, Lebanon, Arab Palestine, and Jordan.
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London
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Middle East
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Morrison
Syria
Lebanon
Arab Palestine
Legion Is Alerted In Jordan After King Abdullah's Assassination
In Jerusalem the Arab Legion of about 15,000 troops under Maj. Gen. John Glubb was placed under emergency rule after King Abdullah was killed by a Jerusalem tailor inside the Mosque of Omar. Borders were sealed, consuls stranded, and Jordan faced a possible power vacuum with unrest among Palestinian refugees. Naif, Abdullah's son, was named regent as Amman considered succession and regional reactions.
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Palestine
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John Glubb Pasha
Israel
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
Old City
Mandel Baum
Holland
France
Turkey
Far Amman
Islam
Mustapha Shukri Asha
al Jihand al Mokadas
Mideast
Adullah
Naif
Talal
UN Planers Carrying 31 Soldiers Missing Flight
A Canadian Pacific four engine DC-4 airlift plane carrying 31 soldiers and seven crew vanished on a flight from Vancouver to Anchorage. The pilot last reported position at 4 17 am EDT over Cape Spencer Alaska, about 750 miles north of Vancouver. U S Coast Guard cutters and RCAF search planes were dispatched and stood by as authorities pursue the missing aircraft on the initial leg to Japan.
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B.C
Anchorage
Alaska
Cape Spencer
Royal Canadian Air Force
U.S. Coast Guard
Complaints On Telephone Rates To Be Heard In Court
James Christie, assistant prose cutor, announced that Elyria Telephone Co rate and service complaints will be heard by the PUC. Testimony from subscribers will be taken Monday evening 7 to 9 in courtrooms 1 2 or 3. People entering through the north door will be interviewed and records kept.
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Elyria Telephone Co
PUC
Court House
Christie
City of Elyria
Industrial Council
Bountiful Fruit Crop Tour Highlights County Orchards
Lorain County fruitgrowers and Wooster agricultural staff toured apple and peach orchards, plum and prune trees, and raspberry and blueberry plantings in an eight hour inspection. A bountiful harvest was seen with a demonstration on blower spraying and notes on thinning sprays in apples. The tour began at John Molloy’s West River Road blueberry farm near the Medina line, showcasing Dixies as the largest berries. Blueberries were to be picked through August.
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John Molloy
West River Road
Medina County
Molloy
Valley City
Twin Cities Ravaged by 100 Mile Winds Four Dead
Hurricane force gales lashed Minneapolis and St Paul causing four deaths and widespread damage. A supermarket roof collapsed trapping a patron. a tent over 1500 worshippers carried away. a brick from a chimney struck a child in St Paul. Civil Defense mobilized 300 officers as fires, floods, and outages overwhelmed hospitals.
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St. Paul
United Press
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5.D
Michael Brinda
Terrence Malm
Lyman H. Kizer
Midway Hospital
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Art Guptil
Walter Bennett, Jr
Flood Crest Sweeps Through St Louis Levees Battered
Mississippi river flood crest battered northern St Louis County and moved into the metro area of 1.7 million. Crest expected near 40.5 feet, highest since 1644, with sewage flooding Waterfront streets. Damage projected over 9 million, past 2 million, as 18 thousand residents evacuated.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Joseph M. Darby
Association
Kansas
Chief of Army Engineers
Lewis A. Pick
Triangu
Truck Drivers Given 30-Day Jail Sentences on Overload
State highway patrol arrested two truck drivers on Route 10 near LaGrange road last night. Joseph Hocovar, 23, of Cleveland, overloaded a truck by 26 000 pounds and drew a 30-day county jail term with a $555 fine and $7.15 costs. He claimed a steel load from Cleveland to Hamilton. James Sir bello, 43, of Syracuse, N C, with three children, also received a 30-day jail sentence and a $585 fine for carrying a load of television sets.
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State Highway Patrolmien
Joseph Hocovar
Cleveland
Justce Paul Goldthorpe
Amherst
Hocevar
Hamilton
James Sir+bello
Syracuse
N. C
New Head Named For Wapakoneta Schools
WAPAKONETA RE. Augs Burger, Franklin Exempted Village schools longtime superintendent, was named today as superintendent of Wapakoneta public schools. He will succeed Irvin L. Conrad who resigned over a month ago. Burger holds a five year contract with three years remaining as he plans further study toward a PhD.
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RE. Augs Burger
Franklin
Irvin L. Conrad
Lodi Street Trail at Cascade Park Opens Tomorrow
The Lodi street trail at Cascade Park will open tomorrow for the first time this season. Pipe has been laid under the ford to provide drainage so the ford can be used. Motorists are cautioned not to exceed 10 miles per hour.
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Ford
Withdrawal Of Troops Refused By UN Leaders
United Nations rejected Communist demands to withdraw foreign troops as a peace condition in Korea. A four day recess was granted to study the ultimatum with Cadniks considering advice from Peiping and possibly Moscow before responses. Some predict cease-fire talks may resume or be handled by high commands. Chinese news agency insists withdrawal remains non negotiable. Continued on Page 2.
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Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
C. Turner Joy
United Press
Frank H. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Kremlin
Washington
U S Warplanes Press Red Lines In Korean Front Clash
U S warplanes pounded the front and rear airfields near Korea’s front lines as 5th Air Force bombers and fighters flew 120 sorties amid rain and fog. UN patrols pressed Red forces with demolition bombs and strikes, while cease fire talks stalled in Kaesong.
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5Th Air Force
United Nations
Sinmak
Red
Kaesong
Chorwon
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