UN completes withdrawal from Korea buffer zone and islands
UN forces finished pulling back from the 155 mile demilitarized zone hours before the deadline. They evacuated North Korean islands and evacuated troops from several others as five islands were already cleared. Neutral Supervisory Commission to meet at Panmunjom to monitor ports for troop and supply replacements.
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Panmunjom
Munsan
Neutral Supervisory Commission
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
French End Indochina Offensive Ends in Heavy Rebel Losses
French and Viet Namese troops shattered the rebels in a three day attack near the Annam coast. Gen Charles LeBlanc reported 200 Viet Minh killed and hundreds captured while French losses reached about ten dead and 24 wounded. The operation aimed to seal the so called rectangle of death along the Joyless Route with heavy artillery and fortifications.
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Viet Namese
Charles LeBlanc
French Union
Annam
Kenyon College Negotiating Terms Of Will Bequest
Florence Rauh of Elyria died July 31 1932 leaving most of her 615000 estate to Kenyon College Gambier Ohio for a David Lewis Memorial Building. The college plans a freshmen dorm named for David Lewis and will buy the Lewis Mercantile Building for 325000 to fund the project. The city planning commission discussed Hedgerow Park Drive allotment of 85 building lots and rezoning Fourth street alley from Middle avenue to East avenue to B1 commercial. The alley now zoned B3 residential allows multiple dwellings with owner consent. The commission will hold monthly meetings on the last Thursday starting this month and requires filings one week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lewis Rauh
Elyria
Kenyon College
Gambier
Kenyon
David Lewis
Lewis Mercantile
Broad Street
Theestate
Rauh
City Planning Commission
E. J. Lovell, Jr
Hedgerow Park Drive
Chestnut Ridge Road
James Seres
Chestnut Ridge
Board of Zoning Appeals
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Planning Commission and Zoning Board
Seres
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook: Warm and Humidites Vary
Partly cloudy and warm this afternoon and tonight with high near 87 and low around 67. Lake winds northeast to north 15 mph this afternoon, 10 mph tonight and Friday morning. Precipitation none for four hours ending 3 pm Wednesday. Temperature range Wednesday 87, year ago 55 to 74. Moonrise and moonset times listed.
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Ohio
Agarday
Sunger
Broad Street property sale to Kenyon College outlined
The Cleveland Trust Co. acting as estate trustee will free 325000 held in trust for Kenyon College to fund a new dormitory. The Lewis Merchantile building now houses J C Penney Co under a lease and the sale to Kenyon will not affect the current tenant. The transfer of Broad Street real estate was denied by Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Co
Lewis Merchantile
J. C. Pen-ney Co
Broad Street
Kenyon College
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Russia sets terms for renewed four power talks on Austrian treaty
The Soviet government released a note to Austria signaling willingness to resume four power discussions if Austria rejects the Western abbreviated treaty proposed by the United States Britain and France. The move follows the Washington talks and aims to restart long stalled negotiations on the Austrian state treaty.
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London
Russia
Austria
Kremlin
U.S
Britain
France
Germany
Washington
M. Bischoff
Moscow
Georgi Pushkin
Pravda
Lodi Gasoline Station Robbed by Armed Bandit
An armed bandit robbed the Jones Gasoline Station in Lodi and escaped with 568 dollars. The robber, 25 to 30, drove a dark green Chevrolet with a woman in the car. no further vehicle description. Medina police request Lorain County Sheriff help.
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Jones Gasolline
Lodi
Medina
Lorain County
Eisenhower asks Congress to raise debt limit
President Eisenhower urged Congress to increase the national debt limit and left undecided when and by how much to adjourn. Leaders from both parties met the President for over two hours and fifteen minutes to discuss timing and scope of the raise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Ohioans named to polio gamma globulin committee
The U S Public Health Service named two Ohio experts to evaluate nationwide gamma globulin use against polio. Dr John D Porterfield of Columbus director of the Ohio Department of Health and Dr Albert B Sabin of Cincinnati head of the Children's Hospital Research Foundation will serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service Today
John D. Porterfield
Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Albert B. Sabin
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Nehru says UN cannot work without China admission
Indian Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru states that the United Nations will not function effectively and Far Eastern problems will not be settled until Communist China is admitted to the UN. He spoke in New Delhi.
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China
UN New Delhi
INS
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
Russians Pay Troop Costs In Austria
The Austrian chancellery announced that Russia will pay its own occupation costs in Austria starting in August. Austria currently covers occupation expenses in the Russian, French, and British zones, while the United States covers its own maintenance costs.
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Austria
Vienna
Ins
Austrian Chancellery
Russia
United States
Ohio Assembly weighs 10 vetoes by Lausche
The Ohio Legislature plans to reconvene to consider Gov. Frank Lausche’s 10 vetoes on bills approved earlier. Major items include the Wheeler bill to shift vehicle license revenue to local governments, a subversive organizations ban, and a reform of Welfare Department responsibilities.
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Ohio Assembly
Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
Welfare Department
Department of
Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Thestate
FBI
Samuel Devine
R-Franklin
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Department
Taft condition unchanged as nephew reports rest
New York Senator Robert A. Taft, 63, remained resting comfortably at a New York hospital with no change in his serious hip ailment. Dr Claude Forkner issued bulletins noting Taft’s state was relatively unchanged and he had no pain as family members stayed at his bedside.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
New York Hospital
Claude E. Forkner
Senator
Forener
Taft
Lloyd and
Robert Jr
General Donovan Nominated U S Ambassador to Thailand
President Eisenhower nominates Maj. Gen. William J Donovan a Medal of Honor winner and OSS head to serve as ambassador to Thailand. Donovan led the Fighting 9th in World War I and directed espionage efforts in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
William J.wild Bill Donovan
Thailand
Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Brave Girl Learns Driving In New Car Tale
A local husband buys a new car while his wife learns to drive. She jokes about progress from 50 miles per hour to opening her eyes to pass another car. The item ends with a plug for Chronicle Telegram Want Ads.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Hunter's Dining Room Closure Notice in Oberlin
Oberlin dining room Hunter's will close for vacation from July 17 to August 19. The temporary shutdown affects patrons seeking meals and possible reservations during the period.
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Hunter
Oberlin
Donor Chuck Offers Used Cars At 125 E Bridge St
For a good used car visit Donor Chuck at 125 East Bridge Street. Phone number listed as $238 Economy Motors. Advertisement.
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E. Bridge St
Economy Motors
All POWs To Return In Big Switch Repatriation Plan
Peiping Radio said 12 763 Allied prisoners in North Korea will be repatriated in Operation Big Switch starting next Wednesday. It notes 3 313 Americans did not respond to indoctrination efforts. First group of 600 Chinese prisoners arrived at Munsan and will be held until Aug 5 before the exchange begins at Panmunjom.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Radio Voice of Red China
North Korea
Peiping Radio
United Nations
Yalu River
Munsan
Turnpike Public Session Set For This Evening
Elyria hosts a public meeting at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium to explain the city’s turnpike route objectives. Mayor Ault and Robert Shoup of Cleveland will lead, with three Turnpike Commission representatives attending the session.
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Elyria High School
Henry W. Ault
Robert Shoup
Cleveland
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
James Hartshorne
Ralph Lehman
Harvey Harnden
J. E. Greiner Co
President Wins as Senate Edges Toward MSA Funds Restored
President Eisenhower wins as the Senate passed a Mutual Security Agency appropriation bill 69 to 10. The chamber restored 548,630,023 of a 1.25 billion dollar cut, after a 15 and a half hour session ending at 1:30 a.m. EDT. The bill moves to a conference committee to reconcile with the House measure of 6,296,688,179 dollars.
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Washington II
Eisenhower
Senate
Mutual Security Agency
House
Mass Marches Planned as East Germans Defy Red Police
Tens of thousands of East German workers plan mass marches toward West Berlin to obtain Eisenhower food packages amid Soviet police threats. Factory meetings urged unity to prevent terror tactics and ensure access to the Western relief aid.
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Henigsdorf
Berlin
Otto Grotenhaf
Eisenhower
United States
Grotenhol
Merseburg
Lewa
Halle
Otto Browoski
Elsleben
Ernst Thaelmann
Brandenburg
Karl Marx Steel
Potsdam
Zickau
U. S
Chinese Captives Move Toward Armistice Swap Amid Tension
About 600 Chinese and 1,800 North Koreans began transfer from Inchon to inland camps as part of Operation Big Switch. The Chinese shown defiant on arrival calmed after reaching the Freedom Gate Bridge station, while North Koreans appeared orderly and composed. The prisoners are to be handed to the Communists at Panmunjom for the swap beginning next Wednesday.
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Panmunjom
Freedom Gate Bridge
Imjin
Inchon
Span
Koje
Plane Crash Fatal To Former Elyrian Cleveland Doctors
Two Greater Clevelanders a dentist and a doctor were killed when their four passenger plane caught fire and crashed on Stearns Road in North Olmsted. Dr George Zemba of North Olmsted and Dr James Keane of Fairview Park died. Mrs Viola Zemba witnessed the 7 o clock crash. Heidenrich home near the crash was burned rescuers pulled bodies from the wreckage.
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Greater
Stearns Road
Heidenrich
DE. Zemba
Keane
Lockbourne Air Base
Columbus
Cleveland-Hopkins
Zemba
Viola
North Olmsted Fire Department
Center Ridge
Dover Roads
Elyria High
John Carroll University
Western Reserve University
WRU School of Dentistry
Elynan
George
Julia Zemba
West Avenue
Motor Express Inc
Adams Street
George Jr
Barbara
James
Permit Granted For Commercial Building In Woodbury Street
The city issued a permit yesterday for a 25 by 4 foot one story masonry commercial building to E W Mensel of Bell Field Avenue. The project at 158 Woodbury Street costs $4,000 according to the permit.
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City Building Department
E W Mensel
Bell Field Avenuue
Woodbury Street
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
de Gasperi
Indochina
Banoi
LeBlanc
Planning Board
United Press
Big City
C. Stanley Mechem
William Howard ‘Taft
Dublin
Ireland
Amherst Books
Oberlin Society
Radio
Wellington
MSA
West
East Germany
Seoul
South Korea
Cheju
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