Acheson says confidential talks under direct White House instruction
Secretary of State Dean Acheson testified on MacArthur recall and White House talks. He said he cannot reveal what was said at the meetings due to direct presidential instruction, but offered to discuss conclusions and attitudes. The Senate panel pressed for details on conversations surrounding MacArthur’s firing.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Ators
Truman
White
MacArthur
Far East
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Acheson
White House
United States
Wiley
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradier
Richard B. Russell
Bradley
Midwestern Storm Toll Tops Two Dead and Floods Hit Nebraska
A multistate storm system caused hurricane force winds in the Midwest leaving two sons dead and seven injured in Nebraska while flash floods impacted half a dozen communities. Severe thunderstorms, tornados and fog disrupted travel from Michigan to Indiana with property damage and weather alarms.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Missing Boy Clifford Ander Jr Sought by Sheriff
The sheriff's department aided a search for Clifford Ander Jr 14 of 6 North Road who has sandy hair stands about five eight weighs 135 pounds and wore brown and tan trousers. He has been missing since Tuesday according to the sheriff's department.
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E Sheriff's Department
Clifford Ander. Jr
North Toad
Motion
Sheriffs Liment
Drowned Scout Drowns During Swim Near Here
A Scout outing ended in tragedy when Carol Sue Steinberg, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs P G Berger of Newark, drowned while swimming near here yesterday.
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Wark
Carol Sue Steinberg- 2
P. G. Berger
Newark
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Tidy and Cooler
The forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for a cooler afternoon with showers late in the day. High around 78 with partly cloudy skies and possible showers or thunderstorms tonight and a low near 62. Sunday turns partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Cooler again tonight.
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Ohio
Sandusky Woman Endured Brutal Robbery Attempt
Anna Kochendorfer, 80, was beaten and tortured by two men who demanded money in her Sandusky home. They injured her with a wooden club and pulled toenails with pliers and burned her feet with matches while she was tied and later escaped to report the attack.
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Sandusky
Anna Kochendorfer
Erie County Sherif
Alton W. Young
Charles, Kochendorfer
Five Elyria High Juniors Named to Ohio Boys State
Elyria High School selects five juniors as delegates to Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry July 15 to 24. Sponsored by Elyria Post 72 and Elks Lodge, the group is chosen by a local committee led by Allyn S. Rose with W. O. iec Clellan. Named are Jaime Alexander Don Lang James McCord and two more based on school records and activities.
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Elyria High
Buckeye
Allyn S. Rose
Rose
W. O. Iec Clellan
Department of Ohio
American Legion
Elyria
Jaime Alexander
H. P. Alexander
Ess
River Road
Don Lang
John M. Lang
Twelfth Street
High Schol
James McCord
L. E. McCord
West Eighth Street
Body Of Elyria Soldier On Way Home
The body of Elyria’s Private Clifford A. Fly, missing July 27 and later listed killed in Korea, will be brought to Ohio from San Francisco aboard the Lawrence Victor J. Fry for burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Fly, 19, enlisted in 1939, served in Okinawa before Korea, and his family learns his remains may arrive around June 4 after transport through the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. His brothers and family await updates as the funeral plans unfold in Brookdale cemetery.
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Clifford A. Fly
Edward W. Fly
East River Street
Korea
San Francisco
Lawrence Victor J. _ Fry
Army
Okinawa
Koreaston
War Department
Hong Kong
National Cemetery
Mason
Fly
James E. Fly
Germany
James Fly
Fort Knoxby
Ronald
Danny
Leonard P. Reichlin
Brookdale
Labor Leaders Reject Johnston Wage Increase Proposal
Labor leaders in Washington spurned Econom ic Stabilizer Eric Johnston’s plan to raise the wage ceiling from 10 to 12 percent. Johnston told the Wage Stabilization Board his formula would grant a 10 percent rise over January 1950 wages plus an additional 2 percent for productivity gains, but union leaders rejected the compromise.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Wage Stabilization Board
Britain pushes new bid for Korean truce initiative
London reports Britain has taken an initiative in pursuing a truce in Korea. Foreign Secretary Morrison urged UN allies and other governments to prepare for quick action and to set up machinery to seek settlement by negotiation. China Peiping channels and specifics remain unclear.
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London
Britain
United States
Korea
Sedar
Herbert “Morrison
Foreign Office
Morrison
Peiping
China
43 Seniors At Catholic HS To Receive Diplomas
A class of 43 Elyria District Catholic High School graduates will attend Baccalaureate services at the new school Friday June 8 with morning and evening exercises. The second annual commencement is Sunday June 10 with Rev Basil Haven delivering the principal address. An honor assembly will follow the breakfast and awards. Rev Fred C Dietz Akron will deliver the senior sermon at the evening service.
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Elyria District Catholic
School Auditorum
Basil Haven
Cleveland
St John’s College
St. Mary’s Seminary
Joseph B. Lehane
Fred C. Dietz
Akron
St. Mary's Church
Dietz
Elsha
Car Forcibly Off Road Near Route 10 Collision
A report to the sheriff's department states a car was forced off Route 10 near Route 301 by a skid ding trailer. The vehicle struck a roadside curve Merker and sustained side damage. At 7 30 am today Callie Tollett 714 West River Street had a front door damaged in a Court street collision with a city bus.
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Sheriffs Department
Route 301
Merker
Callie Tollett
West River Street
Court Street
Iran calls for firm stand on oil nationalization
Iran rejects any compromise on its nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Hossein Makki, a top official, says the law must be implemented to the letter and independence secured. President Truman urged Britain and Iran to negotiate, but Tehran remains firm while U.S. officials seek moderation. Also note a for sale ad for a 1946 Packard Clipper.
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Terran
Iran
Tri Mam
Hossein Makki
Iranian Oil Nationalization Commission
National Front Party
Truman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Tran
Tehran
Makki
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
AIOC
Mossadegh
Washington
United States
Otheals
Williamsburg
London
U.S
Clement R. Attlee
Elyria High star Phil Hahn returns from Korea tour
Phil Hahn former Elyria High School senior and football star has come home from two years in the United States Marine Corps including 10 months with United Nations forces in Korea. He holds the Purple Heart and Presidential Citation with a Bronze Star nomination. Hahn enlisted in July 1949 and trained at Paris Island Camp Lejeune and Pendleton before serving in the Mediterranean and in Korea. He plans to report to the Norfolk area to complete his enlistment in July 1952. (Continued on Page 2)
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Phil Hahn
Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Elyria High
Korea
Elyria
United States Marine Corps
United Nations Forces
Helen
Hahn
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Camp le Jeune
N. C
Med
Camp Pendleton
California
United States
Elvrian
Norfolk
Former Chronicle Telegram Carriers to Get Diplomas
Thirty-eight former Chronicle Telegram carriers are among Elyria High and Elyria Catholic graduates. Elyria High will award diplomas Wednesday at Ely Stadium with 31 of 105 graduates having carried papers. Elyria Catholic plans June 10 with seven former carriers. Names of honored carriers are listed, with routes inside and outside the city noted.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Elyria Catholic High
Elyria High
Richard Anderson
Richard Bartholomew
Karl Baun
Leroy Bellottie
George Berg
James Bliss
Jerry Bruce
Sidney Byars
Patrick Carney
Samuel Cerra
Louis Fitzpatrick
William Gardner
Robert Godridge
William Heyd
James Hoffman
Dick Johnston, Jr
Dale Knowlton
Keith Kochis
Theodore Lakacy
Richard Larkin
Byron Morris
John Nielsen
Daniel Plas
Richard Reising
John Schmuidkons
Frank Senoditsch
Richard Schwind
James
Bradley backs broader Atlantic Pact inclusion in Europe
General Omar Bradley urged adding Spain Greece and Turkey to the Atlantic Pact during an inspection tour of Western Europe. He arrived at Orly and was greeted by General Dwight Eisenhower. Bradley said more nations should join for stronger community defense and denied significance to simultaneous visits by other U S leaders.
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Paris
Omar Bradley
Spain
Greece
Turkey
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orly Arrheld
Washington
Europe
Dwight DB. Esenhower
Bradley
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Government orders 37 percent cut in passenger car output
The National Production Authority ordered U S automakers to limit passenger car production to 1 200 000 in July August and September a 37 percent reduction from last summer. If sustained the 1951 total would be about 3 400 000 cars versus 6 500 000 last year. The cap restricts use of steel copper and aluminum while not limiting production quantity directly. Some firms may shift to lighter models to boost output within the material limits.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Lausche Letter On Gambling Bills Criticized
In Columbus Governor Fran k Lausche faced a rebuke from Senate Majority Leader Roscoe Walcutt over his letter urging action on two anti gambling measures. Walcutt read the letter to senators and said the governor oversteps by lobbying, calling the governor’s views unwelcome.
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Columbus
Frank
Lausche
Senate
Roscoe R. Wale Cutt
R. Columbus
Walcutt
Rules Committee
F Lausche
Man Killed at Rail Crossing in Kentucky
William F. Ruark, 75, of Charters Kentucky, died after his car was struck by a freight train at a downtown Vanceburg crossing. The impact hurled the vehicle toward the town railway station.
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Portshouth
William F. Ruark
Charters, Ky
Y Vanceburg
New Push for Korean War Peace Talks Hinted
UN forces halted deep advances in North Korea as Gen Van Fleet said the war has entered a new phase aimed at settlement. He suggested future fighting would be limited while UN seeks a peace approach near the 38th parallel. UN Secretary General Lie urged a fresh bid to end the war.
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Tokyo
United Nations
North Korea
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Korea
Fin 8Th Army Communiqte
U.N
Hwachon Reservoir
Central
Inje
Seoul
Sith
Trvgve Lie
Trygve Lie
Ottawa
Canada
38Th Parallel
Lie
Andrew Corider
Jawaharlal Nehru
Man Fires Revolver At Car End Nuisance Tire Dramas
Game Warden Herbet Andrews reports a driver harassing residents near Gore Orphanage and Becker roads by speeding and squealing tires at 2 50 am. Andrews and neighbor noted the repeated stunts and he fired shots from a revolver to deter the vehicle, aiming to identify the car before it fled.
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Herbet Andrews
Gore Orphanage
Becker Roads
Andrews
Andress
Walden
Tan
Gas Company Plans Six Storage Pools in Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Coal plans six natural gas storage pools with a capacity of 33.706 billion cubic feet. Storage sites will be in Hocking Knox and Ashland counties. Construction will begin after it secures required materials, including 742 miles of pipelines.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Coal
Fedora Power Commission T
Hocking
Knox
Ashland Counies
Ohio Fuel
Boy Drowned in Ottawa River After Sailboat Capsize
Harold Greenverg a 14 year old boy drowned when a gust toppled the sailboat on the Ottawa river near here last night. Local authorities investigated the capsizing and recovered the body.
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Toledo
Harold Greenverg
Ottawa River
Here
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