Truman Seeks Foreign Arms Sale Authority and Aid
President Truman asked Congress for 1.2225 billion dollars in fiscal 1951 foreign military aid to fund North Atlantic treaty nations Greece Turkey Iran the Philippines Southern Korea and more as a means to deter totalitarian expansion. He also sought authority to sell U S arms globally under a new defense budget of 1.25 billion for the second year of the military assistance program. Secretary Acheson will defend the measure in hearings, with military leaders to follow.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Philippines
Korea
China
United States
U. S
Dean Acheson
West
Acheson
Coolidge
Library of Congress
Atlantic Pact
London
Paris
Russia
Relief rolls weeded out in Lorain County welfare drive
Wooldridge reports in May the Lorain County Welfare Department saved 13 354 61 compared with April with relief and food orders dropping from 53 147 69 to 39 798 08. Since becoming welfare director Floyd Wooldridge has removed 158 cases, eight tenths of which came from helped workers who found jobs.
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Lorain County
Floyd Wooldrigge
Wooldridge
Welfare Department
Bar Association To Meet Tuesday For Discussion
Lorain county practicing attorneys will meet in the courthouse at 7 30 p m next Tuesday to decide if the bar should recommend to the governor a successor for Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley who said he will retire October 15 His term ends January 1 1953 The executive committee and court relations group met yesterday to consider the matter and pass to the full bar for action Bar Association President Jacob Levin announced the plan
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Lorain County
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
The
Bar Association
Weather outlook and local events in Northeastern Ohio
Fair weather with moderate temperatures this afternoon tonight and Friday. Low tonight 47 high tomorrow 80. TH ANNUAL Kiwanis Minstrel Show June 4th and 5th 8 15 p.m. N Ridgeville H S Children s matinee Sunday 2 30 p.m. Seady.
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Ohio
Kiwanis Minstrels
N. Ridgeville H. S
Seady
Rorick to chair YMCA fund drive in Elyria
Rorick, owner of a local insurance agency, will chair the general solicitation for a 110000 YMCA campaign beginning June 13. He holds multiple local posts and aims to keep the pool open while expanding youth facilities. Mayor Ault, Charles Persons and Dr. Robert Wilson also serve as leaders under his chairmanship.
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Marold R. Rorick
R. J. Gollmar
YMCA
Rorick
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
First Methodist Church
Elyria Hordes For
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Henry W. Ault
Charles A. Persons
Robert FE. Wilson
YM. C.A
Elyria
Park Supt. Shot. 3 youths sought after incident
Park Superintendent Madhock was shot in the back at Cascade Park near the horseshoe curve by three youths aged about 17 to 20. He was wounded while attempting to seize a rifle. the trio fled as police began a park-wide search. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
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John Ma
Neu
Ind
Cascade Park
Madhock
E. J. Boggs
Horseshoe Curve
Machock
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Lescher
Three Year Draft Extension Sought by Johnson
Defense Secretary Johnson urged Congress to extend the draft act for three years with no strings. He and President Truman oppose a House provision to bar inductions without congressional approval. The House bill would extend only two years beyond June 24. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Defense
Johnson
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Senate
United States
Decent Conservatives Urged To Vote Together
Washington reports Rep Clarence Jul Brown urged all decent Conservatives to vote together in 1930 and beyond. He included conservative old-line Democrats opposed to labor bosses and radicals. Sen Hubert Humphrey invited liberal Republicans to join Democrats to realign with Dixiecrats and end nonessential spending. Bricker opposed the plan, seeking unity on economy and ending bureaucratic regimentation.
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Washington
Clarence Jul Brown
Brown
United Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Senate
Humphrey
GOP
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Joint Congressional Committee
Reed
Percy Priest
Tenn
House
Columbus
Frank J
Lausche
William
K. Thames
Bainbridge
Common Pleas
Geauga County
FDR
Thomas
Harterm
Jelan A. Sperry
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Scientist doubts H-bomb worth War use justifies neutron diversion
Former Atomic Energy Commissioner Dr. Robert F. Bacher questions the H-bomb’s military value, arguing ten P-bombs could be more effective than one H-bomb. He notes no size limit to H-bombs, but fears resource tradeoffs. The military pressure grows as Russia pursues the weapon and Fuchs’s wartime leaks are recalled amid Truman’s 1946 order to proceed.
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Washington
Atomic High Command
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
Atomic Energy
Robert F. Bacher
Bacher
Russia
Klaus E. J. Fuchs
U. S
Fuchs
Truman O
Giant Safety Rally Of Children At Ely Stadium
Elyria hosts a safety rally at Ely Stadium to honor schools with no more than three accidents in the year. Certificates of merit, entertainment, and a speaker are planned with Lt Earl Bosco as chair. First 1,500 children and parents receive free ice cream bars donated by Crawford and Elyria Dairies. event at 7:45 p.m. Thursday.
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Elyria
Ely Stadium
Earl Bosgs
Crawford and
Elyria Dairies
Bridge Operators Hired for Lorain Arcadia Avenue Bridge
County commissioners designated Arnold Baird and John Hrusk of Lorain as special operators for the Erie avenue bridge during vacancies. They will be paid 235 dollars a month and employed through August. Extra large geraniums 35 cents each, four dollars a dozen sold by Resar Florist at 1435 East River with no deliveries.
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Arnold Baird
John Hrusk
Lorain
Erie Avenue
East River
Nine Navy Men Dead In Quonset Point Plane Crash
A twin engine Navy patrol plane crashed and burned during an emergency landing at Quonset Point Naval Air Station in dense fog. Of 11 aboard, nine were killed with the pilot and co-pilot severely injured but surviving. The Neptune bomber had departed Quonset for Argentina when engine trouble forced the emergency landing after about 23 minutes aloft. The aircraft overturned and burned on the runway. search for bodies was delayed due to the heat.
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Quonset Point
R. L
Navy
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Quonset
Argentia
Newfoundland
Senior Chapel Ceremonies To Be Held Friday
Elyria High School seniors will receive recognition at a Friday chapel in the school auditorium. The event features Richard Lyndes leading Scripture reading and prayer, awards for school organizations, class poems by Nancy Wainwright and Dave Sigel, and speeches by Byron Morris. Scholarships, band and orchestra awards, and the farewell to Elyria High will be presented by designated staff and students.
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Elyria High School
Richard Lyndes
Nancy ” Wainwright
Dave Sigel
Byron Morris
3. C. Smith
Elyria
Walter von Brock
Sidney Davis
Citizenship Granted To 15 Lorain County Applicants
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley granted citizenship to 15 Lorain county applicants at a naturalization hearing. Named newcomers include Anna Fishman Edna Tutthill Lina Butz Agnes Elek Helen Donich George Papp Ruth Crawford Erna Landreth Sophie Paulle Grace Welch Pietrina Buttitta Maisie Nickolette Judith Olsen Karl Olsen and Karoline Radosevich all residents of Elyria Lorain Wellington Amherst and nearby areas. The proceeding followed federal examiner confirmation of meeting all requirements. TOME to Elyria Trading Post and look over our selection of grass rods and regular rods. We also have a large assortment of paints and hardware supplies Rear of Larry's Drive In 5068 Middle Ave Open evenings and Sundays adv.
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Common Pleas
Guy B .Findley
Lorain County
Anna Fishman
Russia
Edna Tutthill
Canada
Lina Butz
Germany
Agnes Elek
Hungary
Elyria
Helen Donich
Czechoslovakia
George Papp
Ruth Crawford
Erna Landreth
Elyria Trading Post
Larry's Drive
Middle Ave
Truman Opens Tax Files For Gambler Probe
President Truman promised full cooperation to Sen Kefauver's Senate crime inquiry and said an executive order to access confidential federal income tax files of gamblers and racketeers is in the works He pledged no reservations and said government employees would aid the investigation while Sen OConor noted Truman was well informed and encouraged a thorough, unrestricted inquiry.
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Washington
TruMan
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D. Tenn
White House
Kefauver
Herbert O'Conor
Exact Replica Of Liberty Bell To Be Here Friday
Elyria residents will hear the Liberty Bell tones tomorrow as an exact replica tours the nation for the Independence Bond drive. Ira L. Porter reports Lorain County is seventh in Ohio sales, with a weekly total of 121,831 toward a 606,000 county quota. The bell, weighing over a ton, arrives from Lorain to Elyria and will be showcased in Ely Park with brief talks by Mayor Henry W. Ault and Porter. The Independence Bond drive runs May 14 through July 4. Also, county commissioners will accept bids June 13 for macadam driveways at Oberlin's children’s home, estimated at 3,000.
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Elyria
Ira L. Porter
Loraine County
Ely Park
Philadelphia
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Broad Street
Ault
Porter
Lorain County
Ohio
Oberlin
Bids Sought for $3.7 Million Franklin School Project
Elyria Board of Education approved blueprint plans for a two story brick Franklin school with 20 classrooms and 560 pupil capacity, part of a 3.7 million dollar bond expansion. Sealed bids open July 12 at 12 noon. site on Birch street near 11th and West. remodeling planned for the high school boilerhouse to support two boilers in cold weather.
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Franklin
Elyria Board of Education and
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Birch Street
L1th Street
Garford‘McKinley
Garford Avenue
Jaycees To Honor Young Elyrian Man Tonight
The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a 6 30 pm Distinguished Service Award banquet in the Elks Ballroom to honor the 1950 Elyria youth chosen for outstanding community service. Guests include Dr Wesley Frost Fred Fuller and William Kesler with Rob ert Krieg as general chairman and W Gibson Moore introducing all guests. Dinner music by the Elyria High School string ensemble and an after program open house at 114 Harwood Street.
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Elks Ballroom
Elyria
Wesley F. Frost
Paraguay
Fred Fuller
Cleveland
National Chamber
William Kesler
Zanesville
Ohio Taycees
Robert H. Krieg
James H. Siward
First Methodist Church
Henry W. Ault
Elyna
W. Gibson Moore
Elyria High School
Sidney P. Davis
Elyria Jaycees
Harwood Street
Japan open to separate peace pacts with West
Tokyo reports the Japanese government would sign separate peace treaties with western allies, excluding Russia. The 12 page Foreign Ministry statement credited Gen MacArthur with progress and noted Japan seeks de militarization democratization and normal status through peace treaties with willing nations while current global circumstances delay a single general peace.
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Japan
Tokyo
Russia
Shigeru Yoshida
Gen. Dougal Macarthur
MacArthur
Gen. MacArthur
County Budget Hearing Set for June 13
County commissioners announced a June 13 hearing at 9 a m to determine funds needed for county operations through 1951. Department heads are filing 1951 budget requests with the commissioners.
Mayor Fears Cleveland May Lose 8th City Title
Cleveland mayor Thomas A. Burke warns the city could drop from sixth to a lower rank if census counts miss residents. He urges all residents who did not complete the census to report, noting Baltimore's population lead over Cleveland by about 60,000.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Baltimore
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Promote Quick Sales
Advertisers are urged to place Want Ads in the Chronicle Telegram to reach daily readers. Call 4752 or 4753 for ad assistance and craft a concise, effective notice designed to move merchandise quickly.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Jaycees
Bowker Electric Service
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