Arrest 450 Reds In East Germany Purge
Berlin report claims nearly 450 Communist Party officials and followers of Walter Ulbricht were arrested in the Soviet zone. The purge signals internal East German power struggles as Moscow pressure aims to ease tensions with West Germany and broaden reforms. The crackdown targets party conservatives while signaling shifts in church relations and economy.
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East Germany
Berlin
INS
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Lenin
West Berlin
Telegraf
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party of
Red Party
Germany
East German Politburo
East
West Germany
Electro Alloys Employees To Consider Offer
Members of Local 383 International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America will vote on a company offer from Electro Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe Company. The one year contract seeks a ten cent hourly wage rise and concessions on other issues. Night shift meets 1 30 p m and day shift at 4 30 p m Monday at Elyria Central Labor Union headquarters to decide. No work stoppage has occurred as negotiations continue since the prior contract expired Friday.
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Electro-Alloys Division
American Brake Shoe Company
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America
AFL
Elyria Central Labor Union
Broad Street
Tremors Strike Toledo Area Shaking Homes in Lucas County
Tremors were felt by Toledo and suburbs Friday night with pictures knocked from walls. Rev. Henry Birkenhauer, former Toledo resident and head of Seismology at John Carroll University in Cleveland, suggests the tremors were likely caused by a local earthquake.
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Toledo
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Lucas County
Henry Birkenhauer
John Carrol University
Cleveland
Cornerstone laid for $50,000 ISCE HQ in Columbus
The cornerstone for a new $50,000 headquarters for the International Society of Christian Endeavor will be laid in Columbus today. International president Dr. Ernest R. Brian of Washington, D. C. will speak.
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Columbus
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International Society of Christian Endeavor
Ernest R. Brian
Washington, D. C
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast for Weekend
Fair this afternoon with mild, partly cloudy skies. High around 82, low tonight near 60. Winds off Lake Erie 15 mph this afternoon. 10 mph tonight and Sunday morning. No precipitation in 24 hours to Friday 8 p.m. Humidity 65% at 8 a.m. and 86% at 8 p.m. Sunrise 5:49 a.m. Saturday. sunset 9:05 p.m. Saturday. moonrise 7:24 a.m. Saturday. moonset 10:59 p.m. Saturday. Moon phase unknown. Custom built auto radios advertised by Erb Radio.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Red Cross Seeks Help for Flood and Tornado Relief
Columbus report says American Red Cross president E. Roland Harriman urged nationwide contributions to fund relief efforts after a week of disasters. He called the events among the most destructive in Red Cross history, noting 14 major disasters since April 18 with 384 killed, 3,772 injured, and 16,651 families displaced or left homeless.
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Columbus
U.P
American Red Cross Today
E. Roland Harriman
Red Cross
Strike Ends As Lorain County Drivers Accept New Wage Pact
Lorain County Beer and Wines Wholesale Distributors drivers end a one week strike after management offers five cents hourly raise and added per case and per keg commissions. Union says pay rises bring earnings to 1.51 dollars per hour and higher per keg. Local 571 of the International Brotherhood ratified the agreement at Carpenters Hall Lorain. The walkout affected 45 drivers from two Elyria firms and six Lorain companies.
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Lorain County Beer and Wines Wholesale Distributors’ Association
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Gates Hospital Receives Trust Income From 350000 Estate
Mrs Bertha A Michel of Cleveland left 350573 to multiple beneficiaries for crippled children causes. Gates Hospital gets 90276.33 as 30 year income if kept as a crippled children hospital, with total trust reverting later. Other bequests go to Rainbow Hospital and Berea College.
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Bertha A. Michel
Cleveland
Sie Gates Hospital
Cuyahoga County
John J. Carrney
Crippled Children's Hospital
Gates Hospital
Crippled Children’s Hospital
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Gates
Hewitt
Michel Atttorney
B. F
Daddy) Allen
Rainbow Hospital
South Euclid
Berea College
Berea
Michel
Gustave Michel
John Linden
Charity Hospital
Y.M.C.A
Man Killed In Crash Near Zanesville
John Yates 65 of McConnellsville died and four others were injured when their car rolled over on Route 77 about 20 miles south of Zanesville Friday. investigation ongoing.
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Zanesville
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John Yates
McConnellsville
Former Sailor Dies in New Mexico Home
Shirley R. Shipman, a former Great Lakes sailor for 36 years, died at his Truth or Consequences New Mexico residence on Friday.
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Cleveland
Shirley R. Shipman
Great Lakes
N. M
Steel Workers Win Eight and a Half Cent Raise Pact
The CIO United Steelworkers and five of the major producers signed an early eight and a half cent hourly pay increase. U S Steel led, with Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin, Republic and Youngstown Sheet & Tube following. Inland was the remaining major producer not yet agreeing. The deal also targets eliminating north-south pay differentials and paves the way for a likely four dollar per ton steel price rise. The agreement includes a joint study on pension and insurance benefits, but rejects a guaranteed annual wage study.
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Pittsburgh
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
U. S
Union of Pension and Insurance Benefits
Girl Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Lake Erie Incident
Sue Adkins a 15 year old girl from Lorain nearly drowned after cramps in cold water at the Hole in the Wall west of Lorain. Friends revived her with respiration but she remained unconscious until arriving at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain where she revived during the ambulance ride after oxygen.
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Sue Adkins
West Avenue
Lake Erie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Sue
Baby Dies In Cleveland Fire
A nine month old girl, Debra June Adams, died in a house fire in Cleveland on Friday night. Her father, Fred Adams, 29, suffered first degree burns after attempting two rescue attempts before being driven back by the flames which destroyed the home.
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Cleveland
Debra June Adams
Fred Adams
Valley City Groups To Hold Affairs Sunday
Valley City teachers pupils and friends of Hardscrabble School plan an all day reunion on Sunday June 14. York School alumni will hold a banquet at the Colonial Gardens Strongsville on Sunday evening June 14 at 7 30 p m.
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Valley City
Hardscrabble School
York School
Colonial Gardens
Strongsville
Lorain County Refrigeration Emergency Ad Phone Number
Emergency ad from Lorain County refrigeration services lists contact as 38-821. The brief notice emphasizes urgent help and a provided phone line for rapid response.
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Lorain County
Rhee Wavers In Truce Stand
Rhee wavered on supporting a cease fire while Panmunjom talks accelerated. He urged a concrete U S Korea security pact to make an armistice more acceptable though doubt lingered over Washington promises. Cabinet discussions and secret instructions to Gen Clark reflected Korea’s tense stance amid anti armistice protests in Pusan and barbed wire barriers at the American embassy.
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Korea
U.P
I Syngman Rhee
Panmunjom
Rhee
Sion
Pyun
Washington
Mark W. Clark
United Nations Supreme Commander
South Korea
Too Chin Paik
Switzerland
Paik
London
Rome
France
United States
Eisenhower
Pusan
Army Worm Invasion Spreads Across Ohio Counties
Army worms have appeared in Huntington and Wellington townships with forecasts of broader spread across the county. Farmers sprayed pastures and crops near Belden using Toxaphone and Marlade to protect wheat, oats, and corn while entomologist T. H. Parks warned the invasion may end in weeks as parasite insects attack the larvae.
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Huntington Township
Charles Coles
Wellington
Belden
Robert Anderson
Lodi
Huntington
Anderson
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Ohio
Parks
Richland
Butler
Jackson Refers Rosenbergs Stay Plea to Supreme Court
Justice Robert Jackson referred to the full Supreme Court the Rosenbergs plea for a stay of execution. Defense and government attorneys argued before him and the court could act later today or on the weekly Saturday conference. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg face the electric chair in Sing Sing at 11 p.m. edt. on Thursday, marking their 14th wedding anniversary.
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Rosenbergs
Supreme Court
Washington
Robert Jackson
U.S. Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing Prison
Electric Chair
Snead Cuts Hogan Lead In U S Open Round Three
Sam Snead fired a two under par 35 on the outgoing nine to pull within three strokes of leader Ben Hogan in the third round at Oakmont. Hogan shot a one over 38 as Snead and Hogan stood 176 and 177 through 45 holes.
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Oakmont
U.P
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Snead
Ferry Disaster Drowns Up to 188 in East Pakistan
A ferry overcrowded to nearly four times capacity sank in the Sitalaksha River near Dacca on Friday night. Authorities fear as many as 188 of the 200 passengers drowned, with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
U.P
Sitalaksha
Eisenhower to Inspect Flint Tornado Damage Today
President Eisenhower will fly to Flint Michigan to view tornado wreckage as he travels to New Hampshire. The inspection occurs en route during a presidential tour of the Northeast.
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Custer State Park
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U.P
Eisenhower
Flint
Mich
New Hampshire
Barking Dog Sparks Rescue of 20 Month Old Girl
In Elk City Oklahoma a mongrel dog named Pup led rescuers to 20 month old Karren Daniels trapped 15 feet underground in a waterless abandoned well. Firefighters and volunteers using five minute relays dug a shaft beside the well and pulled her to safety where she recovered in hours and asked for soda.
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Elk City
Okla
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Karren Daniels
Karen
Milton Parrish, Grocer, Dies
Milton L. Parrish owner of Parrish Meats on East River Street died this morning at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The Harold Dicken Funeral Home is handling the service. Strawberries, pick your own 30c quart at Johns, N. Ford Rd, Ph. 63-497.
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Milton L. Parrish
Parrish Meats
East River Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Harold Dicken
Johnson's
N. Ford Rd
Pickers Sought as 130 School Children Needed Monday
Approximately 130 area school children aged 12 and over are needed Monday morning to pick strawberries and peas. Robert Holtkamp of the Ohio State Employment Service says trucks will gather at Ely Park at 7 a.m. for transport to farms. Regular pick days are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with other days announced as needed.
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Robert Holtkamp
Ohio State Employment Service
Ely Park
OES
Taylor Reports Frontline Loss as Chinese Take Capitol Hill
General Max D. Taylor flew to the front after Chinese forces captured Capitol Hill on the east central Korean front. The six hour battle saw 3,000 fresh Chinese troops storm the hill, with 650 Communists killed and 1,400 wounded during the first two nights of fighting and heavier casualties expected.
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Seoul
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Capitol Hill
ROK
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Eighth Army
East Central
Tye Pukhan River
Outpost Harry
White Horse Mountain
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Eighth Army
International News Service
John Casserly
Third Division
Three Teens Injured as Car Rolls Over on Route 113
Three teenagers were injured when their car skidded and rolled over on Route 113 about two miles west of Elyria. Driver David G. Bruce, 16, from Amherst, was treated for a head bruise. Jean Somogyi, 15, Amherst, suffered a head injury. James Buchanan, 16, Lorain, had a fractured elbow and shoulder and was admitted. The car, owned by Lucille Twigg, was demolished.
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Elyria
David G. Bruce
South Main Street
Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jean Somogyi
R. D. Amherst
James Buchanan
Lorain
Lucille Twigg
Sheriff Department
Sandusky Carpenters End Strike With Wage Increase
Sandusky carpenters ended a strike after contract approval granting a 1 3 4 cent hourly raise to reach a $2.60 base pay. The walkout began Wednesday, excluding independent contractors who had signed new deals earlier.
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Sandusky
U.P
Carpenters
UN Cafeteria Serves Up U S Style Hamburgers Favorite
UN members from 60 nations reportedly favor American style hamburgers in the UN Cafeteria. The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to boost income with Want Ads and For Sale listings, offering ad writers via Dial 4751.
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Chronicle Telegram
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