Eight Red Jets Shot Down In Korea Air War Fierce Renewed Fighting
American Sabrejet pilots claimed eight Communist jets down with one probably destroyed and five damaged as air operations intensified over northwest Korea. Major Vermont Garrison of Mount Victory Kentucky became the war’s thirty second jet ace by downing another Red. Ground fighting slowed on the 155 mile front amid hopes for an armistice. Allied contacts dropped to ten since Thursday midnight as South Korean troops recaptured Anchor Hill in the east and fought for the crest in fierce hand to hand combat. Nineteen B 29 bombers raided the front while 154 jet fighters and Navy carrier planes struck at daylight. The Far East Air Force reported Allied land based planes dropped 6.9 million pounds of bombs in ten days.
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Seoul
INS
Korea
Vermont
Mount Victory
U. S. Eighth Army
Anchor Hill
Far East Air
Taft Calls for US Britain Alliance on Far East Policy
Senate Majority Leader Taft of Ohio urged forming a NATO style alliance with Britain to guide Far East affairs, oppose a go it alone stance on Korea, and argued the UN should be abandoned for the Korean war. He questioned UN unity with neutral states and criticized the veto prone framework. Taft cited the need for a free hand in strategy.
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Taft
U.S
Britain
Far East
Washington
INS
Senate
Ohio
Korea
United Nations
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
NATO
Air Force budget cut deemed risky by Lemay and Vandenberg
Gen Curtis Lemay warned to Gen Hoyt Vandenberg that proposed air budget cuts threaten national security. The plan trims wings from 143 to an interim 120 for the Strategic Air Command, and from 57 to about 52 in SAC. Lemay’s May 22 wire is cited as the basis for the Senate subcommittee briefing.
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Washington
INS
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Vandenberg
Air Forces
Senate
Lemay
United States
Subcommittee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Eisenhower Invited to Ohio Anniversary Events
Rep. Oliver P. Bolton extended an invitation to President Eisenhower to attend the 150th anniversary of Ashtabula and the centennial of Willoughby, Ohio this year. The President gave no commitment.
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Washington
W.P
Eisenhower
Ashtabula
Willoughby
Oliver P. Bolton
R-O
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio shows showers and warmth
Partly cloudy and hot conditions continue with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. High around 88, low near 44. Winds along Lake Erie southwest to west at 20-25 mph. Friday cooler with scattered showers possible and a 60 to 83 temperature range noted.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Open House At Holly Hall Attracts 500 Elyrians
More than five hundred residents attended the Holly Hall open house in Elyria yesterday. Visitors praised the building and furnishings funded by local contributions and noted the symbol of holly bushes near the entrance. The piece credits the late Miss Ona V. Holly for initiating the project and hints at continued growth for the WCA.
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New Holly Hall
Ona V. Holly
Banks Introduce Two Percent Time Deposit Policy
Lorain County Savings and Trust and Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co announce a new policy starting July 1 offering two percent interest on time deposits and three year investment certificates. Hold to maturity for three years earns two and a half percent. Ninety days notice required to withdraw. Other banks in the region report similar plans with varying terms.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Oberlin
Wellingston Bank
Ripton Bank
Lodi State Bank
Valley City
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
R. Jay Fitch
Youth Council On Watch For Jaywalkers In Elyria
Elyria Youth Council will station 36 members at four points downtown to deter jaywalking with cooperation from the Elyria Police Department. A related note says a dance class session is moved to Holly Hall tonight at seven.
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Elyria
Steel negotiators silent on talks
Pittsburgh UP Steel Corp and United Steelworkers CIO bargained over a general wage increase but withheld progress details. Streamlined teams met in a closed session at 11 30 a m following an 18 day recess. USW President David J McDonald and VP John A Stephens said maximum success could be reached without disclosing specifics.
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Pittsburgh
UP. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Cio
Brass Tacks
USW
David J. McDonald
John A. Stephens
Elyria Foundry Employees to Meet Sunday for New Offer
Local 383 members of the International Molders and Foundry Workers AFL will convene Sunday at 10 a m in the Elyria Eagles hall to review a new company proposal amid a striking month old since May 5. Wayne Herman chairs the bargaining committee and will supervise the session.
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Elyria Foundry
International Molders and Foundry Workers of America
AFL
Wayne Herman
Elyria Eagles
Elyria
Ohio Girl Drowns at Wolfe's Gravel Pit South of Lancaster
Veronica Gravel, 12, of Route 4 Lancaster, drowned Thursday night while swimming with her father at Wolfe's Gravel Pit. Police expect no foul play and investigation is ongoing.
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Lancaster
Veronica Gravel
Route 4
Wolfe
Here
Aluminum Doors Installed For $54.50
Classified ad notes ALSCO aluminum combination doors fully installed for 54 dollars and 50 cents with a contact phone Elyria 46-564 for more information.
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ALSCO
Elyria
New Ridgeville Water Proposal To Be Discussed
Commissioner President Oscar G Dunn will convene a meeting of the commissioners, the prosecutor and the county sanitary engineer to review a new waterworks plan for Ridgeville. Snyder McLellan and Watson of Hillsboro propose supplying Ridgeville with Avon water via Avon Lake derived from Avon Lake plant, with a 25 to 26 year repayment and 10 year contracts with Avon and Avon Lake. They offer a $5,000 credit memorandum and project costs around 500000, based on Avon sourced water, with initial discussion by county officials before formal contract talks.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Ridgeville
Snyder, McLellan and Watson
Hillsboro
Ind
Avon
Avon Lake
North Ridgeville
Health Department
Elyria
Hillsboro, Inc
C. L. Snyder
J. B. McLellan
Nelson Watson Jr
Dunn
Rhee calls UN to allow ROK drive of Chinese forces
President Syngman Rhee urged the United Nations to permit South Korean troops to drive Chinese soldiers from Korea and then fight North Korean Communists for unification after an armistice. He said Koreans must decide their fate. if they fail, unification under Communists follows. He criticized India over prison guards and warned a ceasefire could doom Korea to division and a China-like outcome.
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Taft
China
General Assembly
India
United Nations
UN Assembly
Korea
Leroy Hansen
United Press
Seoul
U.K
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
ROK
Oberlin Commencement Activities Chronicle
Oberlin College nears year end with graduation events. Today features the Music Education Department concert at Warner Hall and the Oberlin Dramatic Association performance. Alumni day tomorrow includes auditorium tours, conservatory concerts, Gilbert and Sullivan at the high school, alumni reception, campus illumination, and ODA show.
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Oberlin College
Graduate School of Theology
Music Education Department
Warner Hall
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Sophronia Brooks Hall
Conservatory of Music
Gilbert and Sullivan
Oberlin High School
Stevenson
Conservatory
ODA
Scouts Hold District Camporee at Cascade Park
Scouts from the Southeast District hold a three day Camporee at Cascade Park with check in tonight between 6 and 8 am. They will hike to their sites after inspection with 4 flag raisings planned and a Saturday evening campfire for parents. A Cub show in Sandusky is set for Sunday June 7 at 3:30 pm at Sandusky Junior High School.
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Boy Scouts
Cascade Park
Sandusky
Sandusky Junior High School
Two ships damaged and on fire after Italian collision
In Messina Italy the 10 000 ton US freighter Exmouth Victory and the Norwegian tanker Pericles were reported seriously damaged and on fire after a collision off the toe of Italy no casualties were reported immediately Officials noted ongoing damage assessments and fire suppression efforts as rescue ships approached the scene.
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Messina
Italy
U.P
U. S
Vermilion Legion Post to Build Own Home
Vermilion Fiebirch American Legion Post 397 laid the cornerstone for a new 48 by 80 concrete block post building on Liberty Street. The $22,750 project, funded by a loan, will include a main meeting room, kitchen, offices, lounge and storage. Local contractors and post members lead completion planned for late summer with open house and dedication to follow.
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Liberty Street
Vermilion
Fiebirch
American Legion
S. B. Jeffery
Jim Morrison
Sam Watson
Gene Croxford
Keith Jeffery
Vermilion — Fiebirch
American Legion Post 397
Legion
J. R. Dickason
Cletus Gates
St. Mary’s Church
Earl English
Congregational Church
Sidney Jeffery
Harold Smith
James Ranalli
Mason
Elmer Brushaber
K. G. Hebering
Prieur
Wolf
Post
The
William Clark
Five would-be Hitlers jailed for reviving Nazism in Ruhr
West Germany sentenced five men to six to fourteen months for forming a secret Fascist society with Hasdquartins in Hagen and branches across the Ruhr region. Two defendants were acquitted.
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Dortmund
Germany
Jaut
Hasdquartins
Hagen
Ruhr
Talks With Gen Clark On Crisis
Washington dispatch reports final instructions to United Nations truce negotiators in Korea sent to General Mark Clark. Syngman Rhee, after crisis talks, says he will sign an armistice under protest. Officials expect action on Armistice terms at Panmunjom, with terms in principle squared the day prior.
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Washington
INS
U.N
Korea
Mark Clark
Tokyo
China
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Mark W. Clark
Rhee
United States
Panmunjom
Woman Struck By Car Injures 67 Year Old
Mrs. Hattie Pasadyn, 67, of 516 Bon Air avenue, is hospitalized with a fractured pelvis and leg lacerations after a car collision while crossing Abbe road near Poplar street on the way to St. Jude’s church. Driver Carl S. Kerchman, 623 Hilliard road, swerved to avoid her and struck a ditch and mailbox before stopping. another driver Charles Hill, 526 Bon Air avenue, backed his statement to police corroborating Kerchman’s account.
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Hattie Pasadyn
Bon Air Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Jude’s Church
Carl S. Kerchman
Hilliard Road
Kerchmer
Charles Hill
Paw paw not related to papaya says Indiana fruit expert
Mrs. Fred Beck of the Farmer's Market in Los Angeles claims paw paw and papaya are the same fruit. Indiana sources note paw-paw is not related to papaya. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer quick results to sell produce and farm goods.
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Fred Beck
Farmer’s Market
Los Angeles
Beck
Indiana
Chronicle-Telegram
Show June 8 8 and 10 at Rell foreign addiou
A note lists showtimes on June 8 at 8 and 10 at Rell for a foreign addiou. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Elyria
Rell Arena
Roll Arena
Addiou, Amady
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