Tito’s Global Push From Greece To Trieste Settlement
Tito drives Yugoslavia toward strong Western ties by seeking a defense alliance with Greece and Turkey, resolving the Trieste dispute with Italy, and tightening cooperation with NATO. He rebuilt Western accord while steering Yugoslavia away from Soviet pressure and reaffirmed leadership after quashing a party revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Greece
Italy
Trieste
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Communist Party
Tito
Wellington Girl Scout Day Camp Sets June Dates
Wellington Mrs Howard Worcester chairs the day camp at the Boy Scout reservation with sessions June 15 to 18 and June 22 to 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Each unit led by a leader and assistant leader six units total. Constance Lynch Elyria Girl Scout staff will serve as camp director and Mrs Helen Wagner Wellington Akron hosted visitors. Registrations via mail to Mrs Victor Herrick 126 South Main St or in person Thursday and Friday prior to the camp.
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Wellington
Howard Worcester
Victor Herrick
South Main St
Herrick
Constance Lynch
Elyria
Helen Wagner
Banner and new school wing highlight town report
Training of leaders for the camp has been in progress this month. The new senior class banner will be displayed at commencement Friday night, inscribed Without Faith There Is Failure. Thirty two classrooms in the three story addition will open in fall with modern amenities. Local residents moved houses and several family members, including Philip McAteer, were noted for achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Oney
Tom Be Vier
Shirley Cave
Catherine Storaci
Patsy Clodwick
Helen Hafler
New London
Lyndes and area students to gain Case diplomas
Richard H. Lyndes son of Mr and Mrs H J Lyndes Indian Hollow Road will be among 230 candidates for the bachelor of science degree at Case Institute of Technology 78th graduation in Severance Hall Cleveland June 10 Lyndes will receive his degree in civil engineering He was valedictorian of Elyria High School class of 1950 Two others from the area Edwin P Kawasaki Brownhelm and John C Guyeska Elyria 1009 Main St Grafton also graduate Kawasaki earns chemical engineering Guyeska electrical engineering Dr Arthur S Flemming commencement speaker is director of the Office of Defense Mobilization and president on leave of Ohio Wesleyan University since 1949 Flemming has been a member of the Personnel Security Board Atomic Energy Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Lyndes
H. J. Lyndes
Indian Hollow Road
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Severance Hall
Lyndes
Elyria High School
Edwin P. Kawasaki
Shigeno Kawasaki
Brownhelm
John C. Guyeska
Irma
Guyeska
Elyria
Main St
Grafton
Kawasaki
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Ohio
Wesleyan University
Flemming
Personnel Security Board
Atomic Energy Commission
Weather To Be Cooler Wetter Than Normal
The Weather Bureau forecasts below normal temperatures across the northern half of the United States from the Great Lakes to the West for the next 30 days while the East South and far Southwest expect above average temperatures. Rainfall will be above normal between the Appalachians and the Continental Divide, with near normal in the Gulf states. Drought areas in the Southwest and South Atlantic states face subnormal rainfall, other regions near normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Continental Divide
Gulf States
Atlantic
Building Permits Granted For Amherst Apartments and Extensions
Amherst council granted a building permit for an apartment type group on Jackson Street to James J. Abraham for two lots at 125000 dollars. The plan includes ten units in three buildings plus a four family rear building with two story centers and one story wings. Rental proposed at 90 to 100 dollars monthly. Also approvals for a Masonic Lodge one story extension and Methodist Church Sunday School rooms. Additional items: street grading on Crocker, Central St sewer and paving acceptances, storm sewer cleanup, street sweeper repair, garbage-collection agreement with Ben Edwards, dump lease changes for Mon/Wed/Sat 7 am to 7 pm, Chamber of Commerce parking lot work, and courtesy ticket policy review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson St
Woodhill Dr
James
Planning Commission
Stonington
Ian
Central St
J Council
Central Dr
Board of Public Affairs
Ray Wasem
Lester Weichel
Howard Werner
Ben Edwards
Pyle South
Amherst Rd
Earl Car‘Mensen
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Amherst Faces New Fund Shortfall in Drive Improvements
Amherst council grapples with a $3,500 overrun on Central Drive upgrades. Revenue fell short as only 23,000 of 24,563 was raised. bids total 23,000. Additional costs push deficits to 1,286 beyond estimates. Solicitor to consult Cleveland firm for extra funds. clerk notes no funds in general fund. Road fund debate arises as resurfacing costs estimated at 5,500 with 5,000 in reserve. Council authorizes bid ads for surface treatment.
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Amherst
Amherst Council
Central Drive
David Goldthorpe
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Charles Miller
Council
Miller
Amherst Alumni Elect Alumni Association Officers
Isaac Thompson was elected president of the South Amherst Alumni Association at the 31st annual banyer banquet in the school auditorium. Janet Gotschling became first vice president with Mabelle Dickinson as second vice president, Lily Krebs as secretary and Eleanor Lukavics as treasurer. Betty Holzhauer, Betty Jones, and Gerald Barnhart were named directors for one, two and three years respectively.
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South Amherst
Issac Thompson
South Amherst Alumni Association
Banyer
Janet Gotschling
Mabelle Dickinson
Lily Krebs
Eleanor Lukavics
Betty Holzhauer
Betty Jones
Gerald Barnhart
Norman Holzbauer
Laura ‘McCurdy
Joyce Gusky
Eugene Woods
Edward Fahrney
Jackie Megyess
Felders Orchestra
William Jamie Callir
Parent Teacher Association
Congo Mission Worker To Speak At Eaton Church
Congo mission worker E A Dade and his wife return after three years in the Belgian Congo to speak at Eaton Church of Christ for Children’s Day. He will discuss builders’ problems, importing materials, and training native workers. The church adopts a new summer Bible School schedule, combining classes into a single 10 am worship service.
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EATON
Edgar Dade
Hiram
Dade
Belgian Congo
Africa
Eaton Church of Christ
Dades
Disciples of Christ
Congo
Eaton Church
Bible School
Library Receives $70 Fund To Buy Records
John Rebenack, librarian of the Elyria Library, announced receipt of $70 from the Harry Futterman Fund for buying musical records. The fund, from the late New York City music lover's estate, has supported libraries for four years with $30 previously given in three years. No specific records chosen yet, but children's records will be included.
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Harry Futterman
John Rebenack
Elyria
New York City
Rebenack
Edward J. Conrad To Finish Medical Studies June 11
Edward J. Conrad son of Mrs Edith Conrad and the late John Conrad of Indian Hollow Rd will graduate from Ohio State University College of Medicine on June 11 An open house will be held at his home Sunday from 2 to 3 9 p m He completed Brookside High School in 1946 attended Ohio University on a freshman scholarship and earned a cum laude B A in 1950 He later enrolled at Ohio State University and plans to intern at St Vincent Hospital in Toledo after graduation
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Edward J. Conrad
Edith Conrad
John, Conrad
Indian Hollow Rd
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Brookside High School
Ohio University At
Athens
Phi Kappa Social
Men's Union
Phi Beta Kappa
College of Arts and Sciences
Edward
Ohio State University
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity
Alpha Omega Alpha Fraternity
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
South Amherst Dance Planned for Youth Center Event
A free public dance sponsored by the Youth Center will be held tonight from 8:30 to 11:30 in Hungarian Hall with parents of Youth Center members as chaperons. Refreshments will be served. A second dance is planned for June 16.
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South Amherst
Youth Center
South Nation Face Real Problem In White Negro School Mergers
Congressional Quarterly analyzes the Supreme Court Brown v. Board ruling on school segregation and its sweeping implications for 17 Southern states and the District of Columbia. It notes plans already underway in Topeka and D C, while Georgia and South Carolina resist. The piece tracks demographic shifts, historical literacy trends, and projected costs for integrating public schools through 1962.
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Nation
Congressional Quarterly
Supreme Court
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Kansas
Topeka
Brown Versus
Board of Education
School Board
D. C
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Richmond
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
South Carolina
Maryland
John R. Reeves
General Assembly
Arkansas
Iinois
New Jersey
Vacation Bible School Planned At Vermilion
Vermilion religious educators from Evangelical Reformed and Congregational churches plan a 11 day Vacation Bible School from June 14 daily 9 to 1130 am except weekends. Theme Pioneering For Christ led by multiple instructors across beginner primary junior and youth levels. Transportation exchange urged. Communion received by catechetical class at Evangelical and Reformed Church with sermon on Living Morals noting need for wholehearted dedication.
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Vermilion
Evangelical
Reformed and Congregational
Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Teachers Named To Continue Job Of Welfare Unit
Five Elyria teachers were named to a subcommittee to carry on the combined teachers welfare committee work through the summer. Members are S. C. Smith E. Glenn Baxter Frances Blaine John Bara and Carlton Hall as chairman. The group charged the subcommittee with alertness to any item related to teacher welfare during vacation and to study the next year’s school budget and proposed operating levy, especially to present teachers' views to citizen groups.
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Elyria
Combined
Teachers’ Welfare Committee
S. C. Smith
E. Glenn Baxter
Frances Blaine
John Bara
Carlton Hall
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Peter
Kremlin
Piraeus
Paul
Alexander Papagos
Turkey
Britain
Soviet Russia
Red
Cominform
Akron
Earl Prentiss
Charles Goff
Judy
Charles IT
Kenneth
Indian Lake
Herbert Whitney
William Sponseller
Arthur Furnish
Paul Brown
Elbert Kime
First Methodist Church
Cora M. Shenard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Herrick Ave
West PLC
David Riggs
West Ave
West 20Th St
Lorain
Tuggs
Pru Geniial Life Insurance Company
George Brehmenr
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
J. G. Hotchkiss
Pitts Rd
Clara Disbrow
Addie McAteer
Cincinnati
Philip McAteer
Honorary Society of Pharmacy
Henrietta Peterson
Theodore
Virgil Peterson
Herrick Ave. East
John A. Johnston
Howard Nance
Hiattville
Kans
Voarts
Jackson i St
Atorneys
U. S
Raymond Thoms
Richard DeLong
Luteille Tischer
Elma Prieur
Florence Lyons
Evelyn ,Cook
Cheryl Barber
Phyllis Jackson
Phyllis Heyman
Delaures Hoffman
Dick Farrell
Karl Conrad
Joyce Goosby
Kathleen Buell
Young People’s Department
Margaret Buell
Luella Leadrach
Doris Feiszli
Beverly Reyman
May Hunter
Feere
George
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