Truman accuses Russia of planning for war and no peace
President Truman charged the Soviet Union with preparing for renewed aggression while claiming to seek peace in Korea. He warned Americans to stay vigilant as satellite armies are being strengthened under Moscow’s direction. He blasted defeatists among critics and urged continued defense mobilization.
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Detroit
Truman
Russia
Korea
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
Joseph R. MelCarthy
Wis
State Department
United States
Mr. Truman
Europe
Kremlin
Fire hydrant damaged after car collision near Riverside Homes
Police report a fire hydrant on Middle avenue near Fuller road was struck by a car owned by Haywood Carroll Riverside Homes. The car left Fuller road and ended in a ditch. the driver fled before officers arrived. Other incidents include a James Davidson crash at East River street and a parked car owner June McKibben, plus two more minor collisions on Cleveland street and Broad street involving Bennie Sabo and Stanley Olmstead.
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Middle Avenue
Fuller Road
Haywood Carroll Riverside Homes
James Davidson
Harwood Street
East River Street
East River
June McKibben
West Avenue
James Pritt
Route 58
Charles Johnson
Station Road
Cleveland Street
Bennie Sabo
Broad Street
Stanley Olmstead
Nichols
Cleveland Forecast Shows Warm, Partly Cloudy Twice
Northeast Ohio outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with continued warmth. A few thundershowers possible this afternoon and evening. High near today, low tonight around 64. Sunday will be partly cloudy and cooler. Market notes appear on page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fisher Bros plan large Master Market on West Second Street
The Fisher Bros Co announces a new Master Market on West Second in Elyria occupying 11 400 square feet on the current Chronicle Telegram site and Jenkins property. A 90 by 140 foot building with a south east barber shop and beauty parlor, air conditioned, will open with a paved west parking lot. Demolition of three existing structures clears the site for a modern shopping district with expanded downtown retail and parking. Contractor T J Hume and architect Robert W Dickison lead the project. Notes show Fisher Bros first Elyria store opened 1918 and current Broad street shop since 1939. More details continue on page 2.
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Fisher Bros. Co
West Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Jenkins
C. C. Nixon
Jenkins House
N. D. Backus
Elyria
T. J. Hume
Robert W. Dickison
Jack Rassler
Bread Street
John Murkach
Broad Street
UN Troops Press Red Defenses on East Central Front
UN forces stubbornly push into North Korean Red mountain defenses along the East Central front near Yanggu. heavy air sea bombardment supports ground assault as Marines clash with coastal defenses and a destroyer escorts comes under shore battery fire.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Red Mountain
North Korea
Yanggu
Kaesong
Sariwon
Hwangju
U. S
Naifeth
Kosong
Elyria Man Struck By Train Dies
Jacob Tomeko a 63 year old resident of 125 Waverly Street died after a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive struck him at the Lake avenue crossing around 11 am He suffered a fractured skull jaw and a severed right leg and died 15 minutes after being rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital Investigators patrolman Corwin Burrer and Michael Firment studied the scene Tomeko employed at Brown Fintube Co He is survived by his wife Susan and children Jack Andy Steve Joseph Sue Mary and Ann
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Jacob Tomeko
Waverly Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Avenue
Tomeko
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Corwin Burrer
Michael Firment
C. R. Mortham
Lorain
C. J. Kohler
W. E. Buckley
Charles Sutliff
Amherst
Tomoko
Brown Fintube Co
Susan
Jack
Andy
Steve
Joseph
Sue
Mary
Ann
Memorial plaque honoring missing chaplains unveiled in Tokyo
Gen. Ridgway dedicates a memorial plaque in Tokyo General Headquarters chapel garden naming five chaplains killed in action and five missing. Included is Wayne H. Burdue of Elyria who is listed among the missing. his wife DeEtta and son Jimmy had relocated to Tacoma.
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Wayne H. Burdue
Elyria
Matthew B. Ridgway
UN Supreme Commander
Tokyo
General Headquarters
Francis Coppens
Boston
Leo P. Craig
Cincinnati
Herman G. Felhoelter
Bryan D. Lee
Fort Riley
Kans
Samuel R. Simpson
Caplettsburg
Lawrence F. Brunnert
St. Louis
James M. Conner
Groton
Mass
Kenneth C. Hyslop
Salisbury
Emil J. Capaun
Marion
Burdue
Mildred Cope
Y.M.C.A
Christian Church
North Royalton
Berl
Army of Occupation
Korea
DeEtta
Tacoma
Wash
Jimmy
Tax Collects Real Estate Totals Promise Record Mid-Year
County treasurer J Wright reported current real estate tax receipts at 2,261,866 with expectations of 2,400,000 by mid year. The collection period ends July 31 after which penalties may be assessed. In a separate item, Albert Bailey, 70, a South Webster retiree, died when a coal truck overturned near Sciotoville.
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Waner J
Wright
Tortsmouth
Albert Bailey
South Webster
Sciotoville
New Price Control Legislation In Final Form
Washington officials prepared to sign a price control bill allowing some rollbacks to pre Korean levels and limited increases. The measure, approved by the Senate and sent to President Truman, permits adjustments for costs and includes quotas on livestock while banning beef price rollbacks.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Land House
House
White House
Truman
Michael V. di Salle
Conference
Burnet R. Maybank
D. C
Merchants Push City Ownership of Downtown Parking
Elyria merchants press city to acquire and develop off street parking, set up a committee to seek condemnation sites, reduce meter time on Broad Street, and promote use of existing lots. They will publish maps of parking facilities and urge workers to carpool. A separate note covers insurance and promotions tied to the New York Antiques Fair and a stamp-collecting event.
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Merchants Division
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Graystone Hotel
Ohio Supreme Court
8Roup
Broad Street
Norris Ryder
New York
Lloyds of London
Joss
E. J
Elyria
Bef
F. G. Gray
W. T. Grant Co
Was
Canada
A. J. Lehman
Albert Berson
Nelson Fitch
Fred Lohnes
Ohio Edison Co
Giant Iranian refinery to close amid nationalization dispute
ABADAN Iran the Ang lo Iranian Oil Company refinery the world s largest will close Tuesday officials say storage tanks are full and no tankers are available to remove oil this creates a new crisis in the oil nationalization dispute
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Oil Company
U.N. Rejects Red Demands in Korean Armistice Talks
U.N. delegates failed to bridge gaps on a 38th parallel truce line as negotiations in Kaesong ended in deadlock after 2 hours 27 minutes of talks. Both sides stood firm on demilitarized zone terms, with hopes for progress dashed and a next meeting planned for Saturday night.
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U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Hardles
No. 4
Gehringer Named Detroit Club General Manager
Ex Tigers second baseman Charlie Gehringer, longtime Detroit star and Hall of Famer, is chosen to replace Bill Evans as Detroit club front office head effective Oct 1. Evans retires after 45 years in baseball, praising owner Walter Briggs and noting plans to return to work later, possibly at a news desk.
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Bulletin
Detroit
Bill Evans
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Charlie Gehringer
Motor City
Evans
Gehringer
Fowlerville
Mich
Tigers
Gehringer and Forsyth
George Trautman
Walter O. Briggs
Briggs
Ring Breaks Up Narcotics and Counterfeiting Network
Federal agents arrest nine men and one woman linked to mob figures including Lucky Luciano in New York. The group allegedly smuggled heroin from France and Italy, distributing counterfeit money with millions of dollars in retail value. Additional suspects face high bail as investigations continue in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York
Lucky Luciano
Iing
Eugene Roth
U. S
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Salvatore Mezzasalma
Jean Laget
Carmelo Sansone
Ralph Ciancaetti
John Sperandeo
Paul Praticci
Ida Balocco
Joseph Orsini
Ellis Island
Luciano
United States
Italy
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Combine
Knife in Brain Knife in Head Injury at Tyler Clinic
A 31 year old watchmaking student named Tommy Mosley arrived at Gafney Clinic in Tyler with a knife blade two inches deep in his brain and a headache. Surgeons removed the blade and Mosley appears strong and may recover. An assailant, 21, accused Mosley of interfering with his wife and stabbed him with a long bladed pocket knife.
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Tyler
Texas
Gafney Clinic
Tommy Mosley
Saids Mosley
Mosley
Tent or camping gear sale through Chronicle Want Ads
If you store a tent or camping equipment unused in the attic this is a good time to sell. Call 4752 or 4753 to place a low cost Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad written by a helpful ad-taker. Want Ads cost less than 17c a day.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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