OSS Raid Defense Sparks Senate Subcommittee Row
A federal grand jury probing the Amerasia stolen documents case questioned Robert Morris, counsel for Senate Foreign Relations minority members, as officials of the OSS rebutted Justice Department claims that illegal OSS raids tainted the prosecution. The OSS argued there was no basis for the accusation, while the subcommittee prepared to hear Arcibold Van Beuren about a brief asserting OSS uncovering the theft and denying responsibility for the case’s slippage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amerasia
Robert Morris
Senate Foreign Relations
Washington
Office of Strategic Services
Justice Department
OSS
Amerasia Magazine
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
O. D. Doering, Jr
Donovan
Europe
Arcibold van Beuren
James J. McInerney
Philip Jaffe
State Department
Emmanuel S. Larsen
Jaffee
Doering
Jap Police Arrest 3 Red Leaders
Tokyo police arrested three Communist leaders including Yasumasa Sato, head of a national labor union federation, for distributing handbills criticizing General MacArthur. In Osaka, Takezo Minamino and Toshio Hirai faced charges for pasting posters claiming the eight arrests were unjust during raids on 30 labor union offices linked to MacArthur protest letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Yasumasa Sato
National Federation of Government and Public Workers Unions
MacArthur
Osaka
Takezo Minamino
Toshio Hirai
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio with showers
Partly cloudy and warm this afternoon and tonight with late afternoon and early evening thundershowers. Saturday will be fair in the forenoon with a few showers in the afternoon. Tonight’s low 68, Saturday’s high 85. Also florist ad for extra large geraniums at 3 1/6 c each or $4 per dozen from Resar Florist at 1435 East River. no deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
East River
British Ambassador To Speak On Oberlin Anniversary
Oberlin College marks its 117th commencement on Monday June 12 with Sir Oliver Franks British ambassador to the United States as principal speaker. The baccalaureate service on June 11 features Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig of Drew Theological Seminary Madison New Jersey. There are 165 veterans among 430 degree candidates across Oberlin College divisions. Alumni luncheon will follow the exercises with Pres. T Keith Glennan of Case Institute of Technology speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oliver Franks
United States
Clarence Tucker Craig
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Amdong
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
Pres. T. Keith Glennan
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Elyria High Alumni Set 71st Reunion Tonight at Elks Hall
Elyria High School alumni hold their 71st annual reunion tonight at the Elks hall. The program features a pledge, American by the audience, an invocation, welcome for the class of 1950, a memorial service, and musical entertainment. Alumni officers and committee members are listed with arrangements for reception and refreshments.
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Elyria High School
Elks Hall
America
Ernst Irion
Eleanore Brandau
David Sigel
Edward Champion
John Shaw
William Davis
Gust Klein
Caster Hahn
Norman Schofield
Sidney Wasserman
Charles Hyle
Elaine Bruck
Jean Ann Hyle
Bob Crorling
Dell Cromling
Sid Wasserman
Dick Ehike
Lila Bennett
Earl Ware
Jay Boss
David Wainwright
Hazel Foster
Robert Ohlemacher
Everett Wieseke
Esther Wellert
Ray Hollis
Margaret E. Edwards
Jack Hannaford
Claire Lugas
Tom Haywood
Leroy Reisinger
Paul Wellert
Carl Schmitkens
David Horan
Joanne Ryan
Marie Knight
Joan Stanford
Catherine Miller
Shirley Standen
Crossing Crash Victim Leaves Local Hospital
Ben M Kennelly 44 car dealer was struck by a locomotive pulling coal cars on Lake Avenue yesterday and was released from Elyria Memorial Hospital after observation. He had minor bruises and shock from the incident which demolished his new convertible. Assistant Clerk Named in City Water Department vacancy to occur June 15. Resignation of Lois Meinke announced. salary 340 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ben M. Kennelly
Lake Avenue
Kennelly
Loniy
Freda Bruck
D. W. Kothe
City Water Department
Lois Meinke
Avon Man Fractures Ankle In West Street Crash
Avon man Clyde Smith twenty of Moon Road sustained fractures to both bones in his right leg above the ankle after his motorcycle collided on West Street with a car driven by Walter Brown. Smith was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Three cars were involved on Broad Street at Cedar as brakes failed on a Bauer car, colliding with Watson, which then hit Valerius. Brown was turning into Waverly Street when the incident occurred. Frank Rockwood reported his car veered into a ditch on Louisiana Avenue near West River Street to avoid the malfunctioning brakes, striking a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Moon Road
Avon
West Street
Walter Brown
Chestnut Street
Brown
Waverly Street
Smith
Elyria i Mermorial Hospital
Broad Street
Cedar
George Bauer
Fairlawn Avenue
Dorothy Watson
Center Ridge Road
Dorothy Valerius
West River Street
Watson
Valerius
Frank Rockwood
Louisiana
Louisiana Avenue
Elberta Beach Sewage System To Be Replaced
County commissioners directed Sanitary Engineer Lester Osborne to prepare cost estimates for a new sewage disposal system at Elberta Beach to replace the inadequate present setup. The move follows a meeting with property owners seeking improvements as the community grows beyond 60 cottages to 102 cottages plus six businesses, with more cottages planned. A follow up meeting will be called after the survey and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Lester Osborne
Elberta Beach
Osborne
J. Norman Thompson
Labor groups foretell united movement within a year
Toledo report notes William Green president of the AFL predicts all major labor groups will unite into a single powerful labor movement within twelve months. He argues the split between CIO and AFL is unjustified and urges delegates at the 73rd AFL Flint Glass Workers convention to back reform and to oppose Senator Robert Taft in the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
William Green
A. F
Green
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Flint Glass Workers
Robert A. Taft
Boy Fatally Injured In Canton Bicycle Crash
Charles Bailey, 15, died after a bicycle collision with an automobile in Canton Ohio yesterday. Police report the youth was hurled about 70 feet and his bike became lodged in the car frame as responders attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles Bailey
Plane Downed By Own Gun Says Plane Downed By Own Gun
SCULTHORPE England Survivors of a US Air Force B 29 say the bomber shot itself down during gunnery practice when a faulty interruptor mechanism allowed a gun to swing onto the right outside engine. Four are rescued three dead and four missing as search continued across the North Sea. A press conference at SCULTHORPE Base was planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sculthorpe
England
South Sea
Henry J. Walsh
Alton
Yarmouth
North Sea
U.S. Air Force
Specia
Sculthorpe Aire
Norfolk
Graduation set for St Agnes School Sunday
Eighth grade diplomas will be presented to 24 students by Father Leo Brissel at the eight o'clock Mass on Sunday at St Agnes School. Graduates include John Brada Joseph Buga Richard Diederick Kenneth Rainey James Reitz Donald Shedron Raymond Siwierka Stanley Trupp John Udvaréy Paul Wettring Barbara Bierck Regina Csitseri Yvonne Dachtler Marilyn Fitz Mary Louise Fortman Catherine Gilles Mary Herman Mary Ellen Kaine Barbara Schmitz Dolores Schmitz Carol Smith Pauline Wichlacr Janet Wottring Bernice Yourevicz. GAMBIER The largest graduating class in Kenyon College history, 135, receives degrees Monday. T S Matthews of Time will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes School
Father Leo Brissel
John Brada
Joseph Buga
Richard Diederick
Kenneth Rainey
James Reitz
Donald Shedron
Raymond Siwierka
Stanley Trupp
John Udvaréy
Paul Wettring
Barbara Bierck
Regina Csitseri
Yvonne Dachtler
Marilyn Fitz
Lorain Man Found Guilty Of Murder By Three Judges
William Banks of Lorain, 28, found guilty of first degree murder with mercy recommendation by a three judge panel for the September 16 robbery slaying of Alan Feeley, 45. Banks implicated James Winston, 49, in the case as an accomplice. both received life sentences. The court noted the robbery motive and left open who earns a $1,000 county reward, with several potential claimants including tipster Thelma Evans and witness Marshall Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Banks
Lorain
Alan Feeley
sJoan Company
Banks
James “Kilrock” Winston
Feeley
Broadway
17Th Street
Winston
Common Pleas
VD. A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
H. E. Culbertson
Ashland
Ohio
James Christie
Thelma Evans
Marshall Berry
Dr. David F. Helms Dies at 191 Heart Attack in Lima
Dr. David F. Helms, 191, retired dean of Ohio Methodist Ministers and former Lima district superintendent, died yesterday of a heart attack. He began ministry in 1881 in Arcanum and later led congregations in Anna, Wauseon, Columbus Grove, Fayette, Hicksville, Lima, and Toledo.
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Lima
David F. Helms
Ohio Methodist
Helms
Arcanum O
Anna
Wauseon
Columbus Grove
Faylette
Hicksville
Toledo
Lilienthal Urges U S to Free Industrial Atom
Former Atomic Energy Commission chairman David Lilienthal urged Congress to end government monopoly over atomic research and grant private industry the right to develop the industrial atom. He argued the 1946 act stifles progress and warned the atom’s peacetime promises depend on political reform and timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David E. Lilienthal
America
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Collier's Magazine
Iilienthal
Russia
Lilienthal
Last Day of School Brings 6000 Students Outdoors
Today marks the final day as about 6000 Emvica school children streamed from campus before 2:30 p.m. waving report cards and art work. Teachers too expressed relief after a week of extreme heat while planning for summer rests, college plans, and home chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emvica
FBI Figures Show Red Infiltration In U S Industries
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover disclosed to a Senate subcommittee that a two year old Communist program has infiltrated basic U S industries with 540 000 potential members and 54 174 actual members plus 500 000 sympathizers He warned that 48 per cent of party members work in core industries across New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania California and Michigan and urged more agents to combat new underground tactics revealed after the communist leadership trial and conviction.
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Washington
FBI
U. S
Senate Appropriations
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Tn Basic Industries
Henry Winston
Winston
Communist Magazine
Political Affairs
Communist Party
New York State
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Massachusetts
Nevada
Wyoming
Tennessee
Alabama
New Hampshire
Nine Elyria schools win Green Pennant safety awards
Nearly 400 students and parents attended Ely Stadium for the first annual Green Pennant safety rally celebrating the first year of the school traffic program. Nine schools earned permanent pennants for no accidents in 1949 50 with others receiving merit certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Elyria Police Department
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Myron Averbook
Junior Chamber Committee
E. J. Stankard
Averbook
Arthur Roth
Cleveland Juvenile Safety
Earl Boggs
Green Pennant
W. Gibson Moore
William L. Newton
Alvin Steller
Elyria P.T.A
Henry W. Ault
J. Stankard
Claude Adams
Weisz
Lorain
Boggs
Roth
Cleveland
Coastguardsmen Find Fishermen Misreported Distress
Coastguardsmen report a false distress call east of Lorain at 4 a m. They found a couple of fishermen in a small boat signaling for help. The lantern bobbed with the waves causing the report to be misunderstood by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovein Coastguardsmen
Lorain
Injuries Fatal To Lima Boy Frederick John Current
Frederick John Current 11, only son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Current, died from injuries suffered Monday after falling from a bicycle under a truck. The Lima incident marks the fourth local death this year in Allen County due to traffic injuries. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Frederick John Currant
Fred C. Current
Allen County
Truman Says High Costs Necessary For World Peace
President Truman urged continued heavy spending on foreign arms and economic aid as essential to the long battle for world peace. He spoke at the University of Missouri where he received an honorary doctor of laws degree and Phi Beta Kappa membership, warning against ending aid too soon while noting ERP aided Western Europe’s production rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tru- Man
Russia
University of Missouri
Truman
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic Society
Western
Europe
Gideons Gather at Storaci Home Meeting
A large Gideon group and friends met at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Storaci’s home at 1524 Lake Avenue last evening. William Griffin as new president led the gathering after a tureen supper on the lawn, with quartets singing and a devotional by John Ahlgrim the chaplain. Dr. C. M. Ackerman gave a Bible message, and Mrs. Herman Bloem read a story at the Auxiliary meeting. Storaci reported 33 White Testaments presented to nurses in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Storaci
Lake Avenue
Elmer Harris
South Amherst
William Griffin
Garthe
John Ahlgrim
C. M. Ackerman
Herman Bloem
Vandalism Escalation Around New Homes Prompted Watch
Police report damage to a bathtub and a ruined title at two new houses built by D. W. Abbe on 249 Oxford Avenue. Investigation identified several boys throwing stones through a window. damage estimated at about $100. Juvenile court referral planned for those juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service
D. W. Rothe
D. W. Abbe
Oxford Avenue
Juvernile Court
Woman Fractures Both Arms After Fall From Porch Roof
Miss Jamice Taylor twenty five roomer at two oh eight West Bridge street fell fifteen feet to the ground from a porch roof and fractured both arms. Acquaintance Francis Bennett stated she walked too close to the edge. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital and listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamice Taylor
West Bridge Street
Francis Bennett
Seventh Street
Miss Taylor
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Chence T. Craig
Sie
E.H.S
Peoples Poultry Market
Sears
Avon Man
United Labor Movement
Fipe
Roper
Minn
Elyria Howe. &. Ve
Kenyon
U.S
Bowker Electric Service
W. Broad
Gideons
Storaci
Johnson's
Detroit Rd
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