Poling Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Primary Battle
Dr Daniel A Poling Republican reform candidate trounced Walter P Miller Jr to lead Philadelphia mayoral race as Vera Buchanan wins congressional seat. Joseph S Clark Jr defeats Joseph Sharfsin in Democratic primary. East Liverpool resigns Wellington Fordyce to lead Oak Ridge schools.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U. S. House of Representatives
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
Daniel A. Poling
World Christian Endeavor Union
Republican Organization Reform
Walter P. Miller, Jr
Miller
Joseph S. Clark, Jr
Joseph Sharfsin
Vera Buchanan
Frank
Truman
Jon East Liverpool
Wellington G. Fordyce
East Liverpool
Fordyce
Euclid
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Cleveland NE Ohio Forecast Warm and Humid
Northeastern Ohio expects fair skies and warmer temperatures this afternoon and tonight. The high tops near 90 with a low around 66 this evening. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies, continued warmth and higher humidity as forecasts persist.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Strong Warnings From Nation's Leaders On Military Growth
President Truman and top cabinet members warned that U S armed forces may need to rise above the 3 5 million goal even if Korea stabilizes Defense Secretary Marshall said October budget talks will decide any increase while Secretary Acheson warned Russia and satellites field about 9 million ground troops with 20 000 first line aircraft, arguing the United States and allies must improve readiness.
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Washington
Truman
America
Korea
Congress
Defense
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Detroit
Russia
Acheson
Kremlin
United States
Republicans Vote 71 to 33 On Acheson Pay Cut
Washington Republicans in a caucus backed a proposal to cut off Secretary of State Dean Acheson’s pay by 71 to 33. The vote revealed unexpected party opposition and signaled likely defeat in the House as they plan to attach the anti-Acheson amendment to the State Justice and Commerce departments appropriation bill under review.
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Bulletin
Washington
House
Dean Acheson
State, Justice, and Commerce Departments
Battle Forest Fire Threatens San Bernardino National Forest
Forestry officials battled to contain a creeping 5,000 acre fire in San Bernardino National Forest with crews encircling the blaze as winds shift. Dispatchers described conditions as quiet overnight and expected control efforts to succeed unless high winds rekindle flare ups. A separate report notes Lima man Limo Ray Crane, 66, was killed when the Pennsylvania Railroad Ft Pitt passenger train struck a car at a crossing in New York yesterday, witnesses said.
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Lake Arrowhead
Calif
San Bernardino National Forest
San Bernardino
Ray Crane
Lima
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ft. Pitt
New York
Marsh Guerin
Cease Fire Talks Near Breakthrough at Kaesong Meeting
United Nations and Communist delegates meeting in Kaesong neared a program for cease-fire talks. The Communists proposed withdrawal of foreign troops, deemed important by Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy, who recessed to study the plan. An Allied reply was expected at 2 p.m. today.
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U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Washington
New York
Admiral Sherman’s Body Arrives for Washington Funeral
Navy announces the transport aircraft bearing Admiral Forrest Sherman’s body will land at National Airport around 2 pm. The deceased commander will lie in state at Washington Cathedral until the 2 pm Friday funeral at Arlington National Cemetery. Defense Secretary Marshall notes Sherman's loss removes key counsel amid postwar naval discussions with Spain and NATO nations.
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Forrest P. Sherman
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National Airport
Arlington National Cemetery
Sherman
Naples
Europe
Generalissimo Franco
Defense
George C. Marshall
Defense Department
State Department
Marshall
U.S
Spain
Stanton Griffis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Carney
Col
Thomas Crystal
Air Force
R. G. Colbert
J. P. Fitzpatrick
Navy
Robert B. Carney
Cmdr
Ernest L. Sherman
Sherman A Smith
Marine Corps
C. D. Miller
F. Merritt Williams
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Springfield
Mass
Roomer Arrested On Charge Of Grand Larceny
Albert Paul Taylor, a roomer at 312 Princeton Avenue, was arrested on a grand larceny charge after allegedly taking 90 dollars from Mrs. Marjone Ann Horner on July 9. He admitted to stealing 10 dollars on July 5 and 35 dollars on July 19. He is held on 1000 dollar bond awaiting arraignment Friday.
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Albert Paul Taylor
Marjone
Ann Horner
Princeton Avenue
Horner
Taylor
Reverend Edwin Redhead 50 Years In EpIscopal Priesthood
Dr Edwin B Redhead D D rector emeritus of St Andrews Episcopal church Elyria marks fifty years of service. Born in Ashtabula he studied at Bexley Theological Seminary and was ordained priest in 1901 after serving at Grace Ravenna. He later led St Stephens Steubenville and then St Andrews Elyria guiding a growing parish through expanding facilities amid rapid local growth.
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Edwin B. Redhead
St. Andrew's ‘Episcopal Church
Elyria
Ashtabula
Redhead
Bexley Theological Seminary
Gambier
Grace Church
Ravenna
St. James Day
William Andrew Leonard
Diocese of
Ohio
St. Stephen's Church
Steubenville
St. Andrew's Church
Lorain
Elyria Soldier Killed in Action in Korea
Pvt. Ralph Frank Underwood of Elyria 22 was killed in action with the 8th Cavalry Regiment in Korea. He was drafted January 12, 1951 and left for Japan June 5. He celebrated his 22nd birthday the day before his death.
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F.E. Underwood
Ene Street
Ralph Frank Underwood
8Th Cavalry Regiment
Underwood
Elyria
Selective Service Board
War Department
War Department Today. Pvt
Japan
Ins
Seoul
Capy
Pvt
Fort Knox
Korea
Three Big Shots Of Underworld Are Indicted
Frank Costello Joe Adonis and Frank Erickson were indicted by a federal grand jury for contempt of the United States Senate. A warrant was issued for Costello's arrest while Adonis and Erickson remain serving gambling sentences in New Jersey and New York City.
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New York
Frank Costello
Joe Adonis
Frank Erickson
United States Senate
Costello
John F. X. McGahey
Adonis
Erickson
New Jersey
New York City
George Wolf
U.S
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver
East Coast
Elyria Telephone rate hearing may close tomorrow
Public Utilities Commission hearings on Elyria Telephone Company rate increase proceed with testimony from PACO chief accountant Edward E. Knaub and attorney Sydney Griffith. Suburban subscribers’ attorneys plan to wrap case on Friday as commission interviews jailed truck drivers and weighs maintenance and dividend figures.
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Elyna Telephone Company
Sydney Griffith
Ammel
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria Telephone Company
Commission
Robert Moulton
The
Utilities Commission
Elyria
Moulton
Ralph Winter
Ray Martin
Winter
Rural telephone charges reinstated spark public hearing
Sydney Griffith of Elyria Telephone Co announced at a Public Utilities Commission hearing that the firm is reinstating a circuit line charge for rural subscribers. The May 3 order had raised rates 300 percent, but the company briefly dropped the increase and now returns to the prior charge levels. Critics warned that monthly bills could rise 25 to 30 dollars for some users, citing potential public relations and service concerns.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Utlines Commission
Sydney Griffith
Telephone Company
Griffith
PUC
Roy W. Ammel
Ammel
Richard Band
Winter
Commission
Ralph Winter
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William Anderson
Alliance RD 2
Edward E. Knaub
PACO
John Case
Mikus
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PUCO
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Ridgeville
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