Mystery Deepens Over Disappearance of Two British Diplomats
London officials reported three telegrams from Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess, missing 14 days, sent from Paris but written in unfamiliar handwriting. The messages to their families raise questions about authenticity, while the Foreign Office continues a continent-wide search.
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London
Donald D. Maclean
Guy Burgess
Foreign Office
Maclean
Irgess
Paris
American Department
Burgess
Pari
Rue du Louvre
Lenin
Marx
County Budget Forecast Shows 1952 General Fund Rise
County auditor Ayres presents a 1952 general fund estimate totaling 1 000 000 to the board of commissioners. The projected increase over the current year and the six month lead time noted. Other fund items include property tax cigarette tax and miscellaneous revenues. A public hearing on the 1952 budget is set for June 27 in the commissioners office.
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Ayres
Icch
Neral
Commismers Office
Dget
Prosecutor
Pleasant En
Board of Elections
Beneft
Election Board
Ohio Draft Call Figures Reveal Low July Quota
State Selective Service Director Chester W. Gosche announced the July quota for Ohio at 1129 men, the smallest July draft figure since the program began in June last year. The notice was issued at the governor's office today.
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Wornin Counir
Conous
State Selectivervice
Chester W. Go
Ohio
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio shows showers
The Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for two showers with a high near 75 tonight. Clouds and showers continue into tonight with a low around 59. Saturday turns partly sunny and warm with showers in the afternoon. temperature highs reach about 80.
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Ohio
uGy
United Press
Special Train to Cleveland Stadium Sunday June 10
SEBALL New York City offers a special round trip train to Cleveland Stadium and back on Sunday June 10. Boston double header. Tickets available at The Men's Shop.
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Seball
N.Y.C
Cleveland Stadium
Boston
Lorain County to keep Middle Ridge and South Ridge schools
Lorain County Board of Education approved keeping the two one room Amherst Township schools, Middle Ridge and South Ridge. The move allows a future levy to fund operations and high school tuition in the area, with a three-mill levy renewed this year. The board also seeks state approval for Lorain County schools under 180 pupils to participate in the State Foundation program for 1951-52.
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Lorain County
Amherst Township
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
C. A. Gibbons
Ambherst Township
China Holds 30 Americans Amidage and Recall War Fears
Secretary of State Dean Acheson testified before a Senate panel that 30 Americans are being held in Communist China under dangerous conditions while the United States seeks their return. Taft and Green debated Acheson’s testimony as Part of the MacArthur recall controversy, with MacArthur’s Formosa stance highlighted as a possible cause.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
China
State Department
Acheson
Senate
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
American Chamber of Commerce
Sen. Styles Bridges
N. H
New York
Red China
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Taft
Senate Republican
Theodore F. Green
Ohioan
MacArthur
Formosa
Pacific
Council Manager Plan Used By Over 800 Cities
Discussion in Painesville highlights interest in municipal government and favors the council manager form. The chamber of commerce and city manager emphasize job security tied to performance, arguing administration quality hinges on the chief executive. A US Chamber survey outlines three popular forms: mayor and council, commission, and council manager. Galveston, Texas, is noted for adopting the commission plan early. Petunias snapdragons zinnias aster plants 35c dozen.
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Painesville
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Organization Department of the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Galveston
Texas
61 Catholic High Students Receive Scholastic Honors
Elyria District Catholic High school honored sixty one students at the final Honor Assembly concluding the school year. Mass with the student body was led by Rev. Joseph B. Lehane, S. T. D., in the Gulf road school auditorium chapel. Forty three graduates wore caps and gowns in the procession.
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Elyria
Catholic High School
Joseph B. Lehane
Gulf Road School
Fred C. Dietz
Akron
St. Mary's Church
Patricia Dowdell
Mary Jo Spoerl
Anne Tompkins
Joan Veres
Leonard Kaszubinski
Ann Schork
Chester Szymczak
Stella Lesko
Frances Noveske
Margaret Singler
Clifford Conrad
Tony Schork
Rita Gutman
Louise Laubenthal
Katherine Melcher
Legion Delegates to Attend Annual Little Convention
Elyria American Legion Post 12 members head to Willard for the Fifth District of Ohio Little Convention to discuss plans for the Department of Ohio and National conventions. W. Q O McClellan seeks state senior vice commander and district support. Dr. Melvin Harper seeks district delegate to the National Convention.
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Elyria American Legion Post 12
Willard
Melvin Harper
Elsha
Harper
F. Pp. Dirlam
Robert Frederick
L. R. Ashhenbach
Ellis Nielser
Clyde Clapp
McClellan
Elyria High Names 18 To Student Cabinet Next Year
Eighteen Elyria High School students were elected to the Student Cabinet for the coming year. Eight seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores will serve, with two freshmen to be elected in the fall. Counselor Gladys Fowell advises the group governing student affairs and activities.
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Elyria High School
Eleanor Hess
Jeanne Kokai
Joane Kokai
Rose Steinberg
James Kimball
Don Lang
James Miller
Don Morris
Pat Hancock
Ann Hennings
Marina Johnson
John Marshall
Bill McMann
Richard Perkins
Lynda Curtis
Sue Ann Sheppard
Don Andress
William Stenden
Gladys Fowell
St. Louis Browns Sold to Veeck Group
The Star-Times reports the St. Louis Browns sold to a group led by Bill Veeck. Announcement expected in days. Veeck to keep the AL club in St Louis. Associates include Mark Steinberg and Sidney Salomon, St Louis investment brokers. Racing at Lorain County Speedway Sunday.
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ST. Louis
Star-Times
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Veeck
St Louis
Mark Steinberg
Sidney Salomon
Reds Pulling Out Of Triangle In Central Korea
Tokyo reports say Chinese Reds are pulling out of the iron triangle near Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang as U N and allied forces push forward. Eighth Army assaults meet stiff resistance from three enemy battalions while air power and artillery pound the triangle's defenses and staging areas.
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Tokyo
Iron Triangle
Eighth Army
Chorwon
U. N
Hwachon
Kumhwa
U.N
Kumbhwa
5Th Air Force
Yonchon
8Th Army
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang Triangle
Beef market tightens as stockyards report slim receipts
US agents probe reports of black market beef operations at South St. Paul stockyards while Chicago receipts for the week drop to near record lows. Cattle arrivals at 12 major markets fall by half from last week and store buyers stock up amid shortage fears.
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Chicago
South St. Paul
St. Paul
Marshall Returns From Korea With Optimism On War Stalemate
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall arrived in Tokyo after a secret Korea visit saying the war is not a stalemate. He urged questions about cease fires be directed to Mao and Chou En Lai while praising Gen Ridgway and the 8th Army as a military classic.
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Tokyo
George C. Marshall
Korea
Berlin
Russia
Gen. Marshall
United States
8Th Army
Marshall
James A. van Fleet
Greece
van Fleet
Mao Tze- Tung
Chou En-Lai
Mao
Chou
Ridgway
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Haneda
Far East
China
Japan
Okinawa
Washington
Defense
Matthew B. Ridg- Way
Defense Department
Layton Collins
Army
DiSalle Plans Two More Beef Price Rollbacks
Washington price controller Michael V. DiSalle says he will pursue 4 to 5 cent beef price rollbacks by August 1 and October 1, with President Truman backing firm action. He notes the move would pass through to customers, while current cuts have reduced cattle pricing but damaged slaughterhouse activity. DiSalle cites a 35 page memo to Congress defending meat controls as essential to stabilization.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Truman
DiSalle
Senate
House
Indicted duo arraigned on perjury charges in land deal
Michael O Leary of Sheffield Lake and former village clerk Anna Sprunk were arraigned before Common Pleas Judge John Pincura on perjury indictments tied to a $4,000 land deal for a sewage plant site. O Leary pleaded innocent. Sprunk sought time to file exceptions with a $1,000 bond in place.
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Michael O'Leary
Sheffield Lake
Jacob Levin
H. L. Aller
Per‘Try
Matilida Poulos
Castalia
Sheffield Lake Village
Paul Mikus
H.L. Allen
Sprunk
O'Leary
Allen
Mikus
Harold Ewing
James Christie
William Woods
Mansfield Reformatory
Pincura
Walter Sadle
Columbia Station
Sadle
Governor Saves Lorain Man From Electric Chair
Gov. Frank J. Lausche commuted O. B. Jordan of Lorain from death to life imprisonment after a Pardon and Parole Commission recommendation. Jordan faced execution for the knife slaying of James Knight in Lorain on June 30, claiming self defense and citing provocation and an open knife.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Jordan
Lorain
Ohio
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
James Knight
Lausche
Plane Crash Kills Two In Brazil Near Rio
A twin engine DC-3 airliner crashed on landing near Rio de Janeiro, killing two aboard. Seventeen passengers and crew survived. An open house at Camp JSS-SEE-KES is scheduled for Sunday June 10 from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Here
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