Tragic Drowning At Amherst Beach Party
Sally Haas, 16, of 368 Jackson Street drowned while swimming at the Hole in the Wall near Beaver Park after a beach party with St Josephs teens. Rescue attempts by Ed Frye and others failed as undertow and rough waves overwhelmed swimmers. Coast Guard aid disrupted by a rock crash injuring two guardsmen. search paused due to dangerous conditions. Sally was a student at Amherst High School set to start her second year in September. she is survived by parents and five siblings. Local parishioners and party attendees prayed for her as authorities halted further search.
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Amherst
Josa
St Josephs Church
Sally Haas
Jackson Street
Beaver Park
Sally
Ed Frye
North Main Street
George Youngless
Hazel Street
Harold Mathes
Lincoln Street
John Niesen
Middle Street
Beaver Creek
State Highway Patrol
Coast Guard
Loram
Coast
Elmer Haas
Amherst High School
Gerald Braun Amherst Elmer Jr
Mary Lou
Tommy
Suzanne
Joseph A Lembach
St Josephs Parish
Democrats Reach Convention Climax In Sessions Today
Chicago crowds witness the Democratic National Convention as nominations loom with Illinois figure Gav Adlan Stevenson a leading favorite on early ballots. Alben W Barkley delivers a pivotal Swan Song amid platform debate. Loyalty pledges threaten southern and Virginia voting, while draft talk stirs the convention.
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Chicago
Gav Adlan Stevenson
Illinois
Alben W Bakley
Wihdrew
Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Seu Aagural Wouisliana
South Carolina
Virginia
National Committee
Prank E McKinney
Len Blair Moody
Michigan
South
Toursiana
Borthley
Veep
Egyptian Army Seizes Power in Bloodless Coup in Cairo
Gen Mohammed Naguib declares control after a morning coup and arrests 20 plus senior officers. King Farouk appoints Aly Maher Pasha as premier to form a cabinet aimed at expelling the British from the Suez Canal Zone and Sudan. Naguib backs a civilian government with army oversight.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Maher
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib Bey
Naguib
Cairos
Naguibs
Bendix Westinghouse Extends Plant Inventory Period
Bendix Westinghouse announces the annual inventory at the Bendix Westinghouse plant will start July 28 and run into the week of August 4. Inventory will occur in the first shift. operations resume August 11 except for emergency shipments due to steel strike effects and workers vacation plans.
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Bendix- Westinghouse
Bendix-Westinghouse
Belden Students to Transfer to Valley City High School
The Belden Board of Education voted last evening to send high school students this fall to Valley City High School under the Buckeye Consolidation plan. Transportation will be provided, and the move follows the non renewal of Belden High School’s charter. Joe Eyring presides. Herman Gannett remains superintendent of Belden Elementary. Jane Beriswell will oversee cafeteria and teach home economics and physical education in the junior high.
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Belden
Belden Board of Education
Valley City High School
Buckeye
Beldens High
Belden High School
Valley City
I- 45
Herman Gannett
Jane Beriswell
Joe Eyring
Former Skeet Champion Pat Jelm Reported Unwell in Akron
Patricia Laursen Jelm, 31, once world skeet shooting champion and polio victim, is in 800d condition with a mild polio case at Children’s Hospital after returning from the Virgin Islands where she settled amid divorce proceedings with Charles Jelm. The year’s polio toll rises to 174 with two new cases in the area, compare 11 a year ago.
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Akron
Patricia Laursen Jelm
Childrens Hospital
Jelm
Virgin Islands
Charles Jelm
Crisis Near For Mrs Eva Peron
A Buenos Aires bulletin said Eva Peron remained in serious condition with a new crisis possible. President Juan Peron stayed at the Palermo residence as cabinet ministers and officials sought updates on the First Lady.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eva Peron
Juan Peron
Palermo
White House pushes steel strike settlement to save defense program
President Truman personally urged CIO President Philip Murray and US Steel chief Benjamin Fairless to end the 53 day steel strike. The talks in the White House, lasting from 10 to 10:10 am, aimed to avert jeopardizing vital defense production as arms manufacturing slows and steel supplies dwindle.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
US Steel
Benjamin Fauless
White House
Defense
Robert A Lovett
Joseph Short
Short
Fire destroys eight room home in New London area
An explosion from a kerosene cook stove leveled an eight room two family house on State Route 60 near New London. Mrs Henry Parsons, her daughter in law Mrs Earl Parsons and their two young children escaped uninjured as firefighters fought the blaze until water ran out. Owner Glenna Huffman could not be reached about insurance.
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New London
Here
Henry Parsons
Earl Parsons
Earl
Biglow Tile Company
al Waltern
New London Fire Department
Glenna Huffman
Toledo
Elderly Woman Dead in Mansfield Route 57 Crash
Richland County reports its ninth traffic fatality of the year as 70 year old Emma Doolittle dies when her car veers off US Route 57 two miles west of Mansfield and rolls over a small embankment.
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Mansfield
Richland County
Emma Doolittle
Doolittle
Here
Steel leaders meet at White House to seek settlement
Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel and Phillip Murray of the steel union conferred with President Truman at the White House in a 90 minute session to urge a contract settlement. They planned further talks with colleagues as Big Six executives awaited the outcome.
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Washington
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel
Phillip Murray
Steel Union
White House
Truman
New Mine Contract Fight Looms Between Lewis and Coal Industry
Washington dispatch says John L Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers, notified the Bituminous Coal Producers Association of a demand for a new contract within 56 days for about 400,000 soft coal miners. A nationwide strike could begin by September 20 if talks fail, with miners possibly seeking a wage boost and welfare fund payments while the coal stockpile remains large and prices stagnant.
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Washington
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Soft
Harry Moses
Bituminnous Coal Producers Association
CIO
Philip Murray
Miners Welfare Fund
Teacher Hired For Shop Classes In Elyria
Paul Rohrer a Massillon vocational teacher with seven years in automotive work and training from Kent State University is hired to teach vocational automotive shop classes in Elyria High industrial arts program for 1952 53. He replaces Paul Stewart now assistant director of housing for Elyria public schools. Vacation closing Monday July 28 reopen Monday Aug 4. Hale Cleaners 358 Cleveland St udy.
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Paul Rohrer
Massillon
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria High
Rohrer
Kent State University
Paul Stewart
Directo
Elyria Public Schools
Dillard Wins Olympic Hurdles With New Record Time
Dill of Cleveland wins the Olympic 110 meter high hurdles in 1.37 seconds to set a new record and lead a U S sweep in the event. Jick Davis of Glendale and Artha Barnud of Long Beach also clocked 1.37 to take second. The Americans also swept the 200 meter dash and shot put this week.
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Hfisinks
Jfmison Dill
Clevelad
Uncle Sims
Fkimes
Dillard
Mal Py
Dilard
Amer Eans Jick Divis
Glendale
Wairia
Aithta Barnud
Long Beach
Landlords Must Register Their Properties
Landlords under rent control must register all rental units within 90 days or face retroactive orders from the rent director. The Elgin and Lorin panels approved the resolution, with appeals to the local rent advisory board within seven days and extenuating circumstances considered.
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Elgin and Lorin
Rent Advisory Board
John A Zehs
Tempers Flare At Lorain Striker Meeting
About 500 steelworkers packed the union hall while some 19500 strikers gathered outside demanding to be heard. Officers of the United Steelworkers CIO said the meeting addressed a splinter group seeking an independent back to work union.
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Lorain
Todav
Unitid Steelworkers of America
CIO
Here
Monarty
Teiders
National Tube Con
Pittsburgh
George Kuebler
Blooming Mill
Former Golf Star Joseph K. Bole Dies at 76
Joseph K. Bole, three time winner of the Amateur Golf Championship between 1909 and 1917 and noted golf course designer, died last night in Lakeside Hospital. He was 76.
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Cievfland
Joseph K. Bole
Ohromateur
Unstis
Iakheside Hospital
Convention Schedule for Nomination Balloting
Roll call by states to place speeches and nominate candidates for president as the convention proceeds. No fixed after-speech program. presidential balloting expected to start tonight.
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Lam
United States
Living Cost Index Hits High in June Record
The government reports the cost of living reached a near record high in mid June as the consumer price index rose three tenths of one percent in the 30 day period. Higher prices for foods services rent and fuel electricity and reinsertion pushed the index to 1896 per cent of 1335 439 prices, a new peak, with about 1 to 2 cents an hour increases for over 40 workers.
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Wasiuengion
Cos Ofaving
Bureau of Tibor
Mithet
Douglas
California
Truce Deadlock Persists After 26 Minute Talks
United Nations and Communist truce delegations held their longest meeting yet lasting 25 minutes during secret sessions started July 4. No progress indicated as negotiators urged to release all 170000 prisoners of war while the UN abstains from listing those who renounced communism.
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United Nations
Delugites
Ti Am
Tororow
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ol Fan
Forecasters expect a cooler afternoon and tonight with lower temperatures. Friday will be mild with light winds around 20 mph and a high near 38 degrees.
Woman Targets Parking Disputes and Fraud Claims
A newspaper item notes ongoing parking disputes involving a woman and a man named Christopher Verles. The piece mentions attempts to park, accusations of vendetta, and a suggestion to use cheap classified ads in the Telegram to sell or dispose of a car, urging readers to place a Want Ad by dialing 4751 for assistance.
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Christopher Verles
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Paul Dever
Dwight Eisenhower
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Oberlin
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Murray
Congress
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Iran
Vilray
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Bulletin
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Cleveland Study
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