UN Walks Out Of Korean Truce Talks Again
In Panmunjom the United Nations delegation led by Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison halted the stalled Korean truce talks for a second time in 10 days, declaring a three day recess after North Korean denouncements. Nam II accused the UN of trying to dictate an armistice as negotiations paused with a plan to reconvene later. Meanwhile Elyria Ohio officials heard a petition from patrolmen seeking a 40 hour week, urging a study by the grievance committee.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Nam II
Nam
Severe Thunderstorms and Heat Wave Hit Northern Ohio
The Weather Bureau warned of violent thunderstorms and winds up to 49 mph across Northern Ohio, with a cool front expected to drop temperatures briefly before a return to heat. Temperatures rose to near 100 in Fremont and 98 in Norwalk, with multiple cities setting record highs and several people affected by the heat. Small craft warnings were issued along Lake Erie as conditions darkened.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbus
Fremont
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Norwalk
Wilmington
Circleville
Chillicothe
Cleveland
Toledo
Lima
McConnellsville
Canton
Youngstown
Jackson
Marion
Ashland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Delaware
Akron
Grotto Band To Defend Its Title
The Elyria Grotto band sails Monday for Toronto to defend last year’s international title won in Cincinnati. They depart at 9 a.m. from Second street depot and stay at Winton Court hotel. The group performs Tuesday at 1 30 p m and competes Wednesday in class B. They return Thursday with 44 in the parade.
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E! Rey Grotto
Ely Stadium
Toronto
Ont
Cincinnati
Second Street
Winton Court
Elyria
Carl Turner
George Hecock
Harriet Decker
Linda Ryan
Norman Schofield
Ernest Haylor
G. G. Hahn
Robert Trinter
Payne defeats Brewster in Maine GOP primary
In Portland Maine Gov Frederick G Payne defeats Sen Owen Brewster for the Republican U S Senate nomination by a margin over 3 000 votes with 69 355 to 66 312 as 6 of 625 precincts remain to be counted. Payne leads the Taft allied Brewster in a bitter contest ahead of the Sept 8 election.
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Portland
Owen’ Brewster
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Frederick G. Payne
Payne
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Maine
Roger P. Dube
Earl S. Grant
Brewster
Ferraro Convicted Of Second Degree Manslaughter
Carl Dominic Ferraro, 25, of 1142 West 29th Street, Lorain, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter by three judges for the traffic deaths of George and Mrs. Schwarz on Oberlin avenue near 29th Street in the early hours of March 30. The trial, before Judges Cook, Pincura and Mougey, concluded after about 45 minutes of deliberation. Ferraro was ordered held pending sentencing.
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Carl Dominic Ferraro
West 29Th Street
Lorain
George Schwarz
Schwarz
Walter Mougey
Wooster
Burglar Discovers He Made Mistake
A burglar broke into an unfamiliar office in Terre Haute Indiana and found he was in Community Chest headquarters. He left a note apologizing and departed without taking anything stating that everything was in good shape and that he made a terrible mistake.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Community Chest
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with showers and cooling
Partly cloudy with brief thunder showers, then cooler this afternoon and evening. Tonight and Wednesday cool, lows around 64. Five day forecast says temperatures about four degrees above normal with scattered showers tonight and Friday and Saturday. Also an ad for a 1947 Mercury convertible in good condition with a phone contact.
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Ohio
United Press
Conviction Acknowledges Motion for Probation in Liquor Case
A convicted defendant planned to file a motion for probation after a crash linked to alcohol. Testimony and early blood tests indicated Ferraro had been drinking, shaping the trial’s proceedings as details continue on the next page.
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Ferraro
Change In Allotment Rules Urged
Elyria City Council heard Steve Nagy explain an ordinance to finance sewer and road improvements through property assessments. The measure mirrors Lorain rules and requires a four inch slag road in all allotments with payment by the allotter, or financing via assessment if standards are met.
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Elyria
Steve Nagy
Lorain
Sandusky
Nagy
Sweden Probes Second Plane Down in Baltic Sea Incident
Sweden seeks to confirm if Soviet MiG-13 fighters downed a second DC-3 over the Baltic. Swedish divers prepared to reach the 60 foot wreck 75 miles southeast of Stockholm after a Friday crash. The Catalina rescue plane was also attacked yesterday, raising national anger.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic Sea
Summer play spots open for eight week program
Elyria Recreation Board completed a summer schedule under Harold Block. Twenty supervisors will oversee 15 locations for sessions from 10 to 12 and 1 to 4 daily. Activities run through August 7 with baseball leagues starting at 6 pm on select evenings.
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Harold Block
Elyria
Hamilton
Old Franklin
Gates
Roosevelt School
American Legion Post
Garford
Lexington Avenue
Cascade Park
Ely Stadium
Elyria Catholic High School
J. C Linville
Rita Shirkosk
Armand Hess
Franklin
Virginia Frye
Vera Doane
Bill McMan
Joan Krespach
Natalie Woodin
Roosevelt
Dick Perkins
Shirley Nagy
American Legion
Lois Tattersall
Floria Catholic Diamond
Tom Gwin
Garford School
Mary ‘Whitman
Lexington Avenue Field
Bruce Bashore
Ann Bashore
House passes bill to boost aged benefits in Senate action
Washington reports the House approved and sent to the Senate a bill to raise old age insurance benefits by about five dollars a month. The roll call was 360 to 22, surpassing the two thirds required under the suspension of the rules procedure.
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Washington
House
Senate
VFW Post Hears National Officer Elects Delegates
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 welcomed John C. Chaffey a national aide-de-camp and legal committee member who spoke on VFW principles and goals. Delegates and alternates to the departmental encampment were elected with Wallace Michaels Clifton Rhodehamel Albert Latzo Fred Binggell Paul Gross Lloyd Kumney Lawrence Krugman Jr Wayne Bullock as delegates and Walter Dobbeck Jack Whidden John Pauly Wile Clemmons Keith Queen Thomas Michalis Thomas Naughton Carl Shepherd Dayton Commons as alternates.
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John C. Chaffey
VFW
Chaffey
Cleveland
Wallace Michaels
Clifton Rhodehamel
Albert Latzo
Fred Binggell
Paul Gross
Lloyd Kumney
Lawrence Krugman Jr
Wayne Bullock
Walter Dobbeck
Jack Whidden
John Pauly
Wile Clemmons
Keith Queen
Thomas Michalis
Thomas Naughton
Carl Shepherd
Dayton Commons
Huge loan granted to Portsmouth plant for expansion
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a loan of 450 million dollars for the Portsmouth plant of Detroit Steel. The funds cover about three quarters of the expansion cost, nearly doubling output from 660000 tons of steel.
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Washington
Portsmouth, Q
Detroit Steel Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Water use sets June day record in Elyria
Sweltering conditions pushed Elyria city water use to 9.44 million gallons in one day as residents watered lawns and cooled children. High evening demand reached 13 million gallons per day. industrial use was down due to steel strikes, and safety officials noted normal pressure was largely maintained. The Cascade Park pool attracted crowds but faces delayed filtration procurement due to tax revenue delays. Council debated draining the pool on non Sunday days to suit families.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
John Madhock
Elvira
Safety Service
D. W. Rothe
John McDonough
Walter Deckler
Czar of Koje and Red Leaders Face Trial on Prison Island
Prison officials on Koje Island identified the so called Czar of Koje and six other Red leaders as suspects in the murders of 16 non Communist prisoners at Compound 77. They expect trial before U S Army or U N officials after evidence is collected. Brig Gen Boatner continues a campaign to reorganize POW compounds and reduce 12 000 prisoners from Compounds 85 and 604 to smaller enclosures.
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Koje Island
Korea
Koje
Red
Haydon L. Boamer
U. S. 8Th Army
U.N
8Th Army
Boatner
Ridgeville Zoning Board to Meet Wednesday Evening
Ridgeville township residents are urged to attend the quarterly meeting of the Zoning Board at the town hall Wednesday at 8 p m. John Getz, chair, said petitions for rezoning will be heard and other matters discussed.
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North Ridgeville
John Getz
Ridgeville
Launderteria Opens All Day Wednesday
A laundry service operation at 113 Cedar Study will be open all day on Wednesday inviting customers to drop off and pick up garments as usual.
Campaign Institute to Aid Chest and Welfare Work
The Elyria Community Chest with Ohio Citizens' Council for Health and Welfare sponsors a Campaign Institute at the Elyria YMCA. Over 100 welfare and Chest workers are expected to attend a 6 p.m. dinner followed by two discussion phases led by Harry Hyman Edwin Lerch and panelists Elliot Jensen Russell W. Richmond.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
Lake Shore
Elyria
Russell W. Richmond
United Foundation of Akron, Inc
Council Weighs Paving 18th Street Petition
Elyria City Council reviewed a residents petition representing 60 percent of 18th street front footage from West Avenue to Oberlin Road seeking paving and assessments on property. The report will be checked with plat books. if satisfactory a committee will draft legislation for paving at the next regular meeting July 7.
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18Th Street
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Council
Easy Way to Place a Chron icle Telegram Want Ad
A caller is urged to use the 4751 Want Ads service to place an ad. A friendly ad-taker will assist with wording and placement. The notice promises low cost and great results for readers seeking to advertise.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Popular Homes, Incorporated
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Richard Baird
Popular Homes
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Hovis
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Grotto Band
Page Amherst
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