Red China Gains Independence From Soviet Bond at Geneva
British and American diplomats report the Geneva Far Eastern conference shows Communist China growing more independent of the Soviet Union. Molotov and Chou En Lai display a brotherly but not master pupil dynamic, with China pursuing its own course while maintaining good cooperation.
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United Press
Geneva
China
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Chou En-Lai
Europe
Molotov
Chou
Tornadoes Fail To Rout Heat In Midwest
Midwestern storms for a fourth straight night whip the region yet fail to break a record heat wave. Chicago endures a week of 90 plus degree heat as a cool air band may ease it, though certainty remains elusive. Two twisters hit northeast Nebraska near Pilger and Stanton, destroying a school and lifting a house off its foundation, injuring residents.
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Midwest
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Colorado
Nebraska
Pilger
Frank Glover
Stanton
Weather and five day forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Considerable cloudiness and mild today with a high in the 80s. Low tonight around 62. Saturday partly sunny and warmer. Winds on Lake Erie south to southeast about 15 mph. Thursday temperatures 7 to 81 with .02 inch precipitation in the past 24 hours. Five day outlook calls for 3 to 6 degrees above normal, with scattered thundershowers mainly western and statewide Monday to Wednesday. Special note from Irene Geranium at Piazza's Greenhouse 1526 Gulf Rd Rt 30L Ph 62-348. adv.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Irene Geranium
Piazza
Gulf Rd
Elyria Councilmen Push Appeal Then Bargain on Pike Policy
Elyria moves to appeal Judge Tudor’s injunction against the Ohio Turnpike Commission and seek negotiations for a cash settlement and bypass route. Turnpike chair James Shocknessy says time has been wasted by the city and warns talks may be too late. City Atty. Robert Shoup says a retrial motion or appeal to the Ninth District is planned if the injunction is not overturned.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Franklin County Common Pleas
Lorain County Common Pleas
Pike Commission
State Supreme Court
Commission
James Shocknessy
Turnpike Commission
Shocknessy
Iill
Cleveland
Arthur Tudor
Shacknessy
iShocknessy
Robert Shoup
Tudor
T Ninth District Court of Appeals
Girl Killed By Auto In Fort Wayne Tragedy
In Fort Wayne Indiana a one year old child, daughter of professional basketball player Charles Share, was fatally struck when the rear wheel of a car driven by her father passed over her head. Police investigated the incident as a fatal accident. medical responders arrived but could not revive the child.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Charles Share
Red Cross Re-elects Hyman in Elyria Chapter
David P. Hyman was re elected chairman of the Elyria Chapter American Red Cross at the board organizing meeting. Richard A. Stith remains vice chairman, Mrs. Ella Birdsall secretary and Earl Fauver treasurer. New members of the executive committee include Harry Howett Mrs Ralph Prechtel and Mrs L B Stephan.
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David P. Hyman
Elyria
American Red Cross
Richard A. Stith
Ella Birdsall
Earl Fauver
Harry Howett
John W. Wherry
Ralph Prechtel
Ridgeville Township
L. B. Stephan
Oberlin
Frank Weil
J. Clare George
E. P. Gates
Stanley Orr
Harold Krueck
Huntington
C. 0. Schmittgen
Los Angeles
Blast and Fire Wreck Chicago Building
An explosion and ensuing blaze wrecked a fire story building in the Chicago stockyards area. Firemen contained the blaze with no loss of life or injuries reported. Loss estimated at 500000 by Assistant Fire Chief Anthony Mullaney.
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Chicago
Anthony Mullaney
Noted Surgeon Henderson Dies at 71 in Rochester Home
Dr. Melvin Henderson of Rochester Minnesota died at his home aged 71. He founded the Mayo Clinic orthopedic surgery section and was a leading figure in the field. His deathThursday closes a long career marked by pioneering work and service to patients.
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Rochester, Minn
Melvin Henderson
Mayo Clinic
Vermilion on the Lake Tonight With Harry Hermann Orch
Vermilion on the Lake hosts a concert by Harry Hermann Orchestra tonight with Vermilion residents and guests invited to enjoy the program. Suburban calendar notes event listings and local venue ads accompany the notice.
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Harry Hermann Orch
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Adv
Extradition Decision Sought in Passau Murders Case
U S prosecutor Thomas C Landan urged the U S Justice Department decide on extraditing former Army Captain James M Leech of Lima Ohio for trial in Germany over the 1946 Passau axe murder of three officers including Maj Everett F Corran Capt Adrian L Wessler and Lt Stanley A Rosewater The High Commission in Bonn said the file and evidence would be studied before action Landan provided two feet of evidence to U S High Commissioner James B Conant who may forward the case or quash it The decision is expected quickly and could involve multiple authorities before any trial in Germany
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Germany
U.S
Thomas C. Landan
U.S. Justice Department
Army
James M. Leech
Lima
Landan
Everett
Mass
James B. Conant
U.S. High Commission
General Counsel
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Leech
Trias
High Commission
Departments of State ‘and Justice
Ohio
Passau
Everett F. Corran
Seattle
Wash
Adrian L. Wessler
New Rochelle
N.Y
Stanley] A. Rosewater
Omaha
Nebr
Potter Won’t Press Action On Firings In Senate Probe
In Washington Senator Charles E. Potter said he will not push immediate action on his recommendation to dismiss top employees tied to the Army McCarthy dispute. The Senate investigating subcommittee met behind doors after 36 days of hearings to consider its next moves while Potter faced a receptive Democratic briefing. Senator Everett Dirksen urged no action at the closed session, while Mundt indicated no moves to separate anyone. The session aimed to see if Republicans and Democrats could agree on a single report, a unanimous outcome unlikely per Democrat John L. McClellan. The case centers on perjury allegations and which aides should be dismissed from the investigations.
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Washington
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Senate
Potter
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
John G. Adams
Everett M. Dirksen
R-T
Karl E. Mundt
RSD
Subcommittee
Dirksen
Senate Appropriations
District of Columbia
Mundt
McCarthy
Cohn
John L. McClellan
Ark
McClellan
Michigan
Justice Department
Guatemalan government cites staged arms drop by unknown planes
The Guatemalan Interior Ministry alleged unidentified aircraft dropped rifles, machine guns, and ammunition marked with hammer and sickle in southern Guatemala. Officials said three drops were reported in recent days and arms were collected by soldiers and farmers before being turned over to the government. Photographs showed hammer and sickle engravings though marks on Soviet arms could not be confirmed. The government vows legal protest to thwart provocations against the American republics.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Ministry of Interior
Soviet Union
Rejection Seen For Request To Stop Ships
London reports the United States bid to stop and search merchant ships for arms bound for Guatemala faces likely rejection by Britain France Denmark and Norway. Sources say they may instead offer limited cooperation to curb arms shipments without sea searches.
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United States
Guatemala
Europe
Britain
France
Denmark
Norway
Mendes-France Wins Surprise French Premiership
Pierre Mendes-France, 47, led Radical Socialists to a shock 419 to 47 victory in the National Assembly promising to end Indochina fighting within a month. He urged a four point program including a four week cease fire, economic recovery, a European army compromise, and home rule talks for Tunisia and Morocco.
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Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Indochina
France
Paris
Rene Coty
Europe
Mendes-France
Georges Bidault
Popular Republican
MRP
Arone
Joseph Laniel
Tunisia
Morocco
Rene Plevent
River Rises and Cascade Danger Warning Issued
Officials warn of high river in Cascade Park after last weekend tragedy when two Cleveland boys drowned. Park entrances closed except for the Fur nace Street gate as rain may continue, keeping children away today and tomorrow.
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Cascade Park
Furnace Street
New England Sends Cooler Air Into Ohio
The Ohio weather scene eased as cooler air from New England under high pressure lowered temperatures from a heat wave. Readings were expected to reach upper 70s in the east and low 80s in the west with some 90s possible in Indiana, and thunderstorms anticipated late in the day in the west with more widespread activity over the weekend.
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Ohio
New England
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Nofer Appointed To Replace Ted Foley
Felty, state director of highway safety, appointed C Irving Nofer of Columbus acting registrar of motor vehicles to replace R E Foley. Foley resigned effective July 20 after denying plans to leave the post he held since 1950.
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Felty
C. Irving Nofer
R. E
Ted
Foley
Municipal Judge Sentences Mailman Five Days Jail
Alliance municipal judge Harry S. Wykoff has sentenced mailman Willard Brion to five days in jail for speeding 64 mph. The judge said the sentence will not disrupt mail delivery and Brion may serve on Sundays.
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Alliance
Harry S. Wykoffj
Wykoff
Willard Brion
POTTED PLANT DEAL AT RESAR FLORIST FIVE CENTS
Advertisement notes extra large potted tomato peppers petunia zinnia and aster plants for five cents at Resar Florist.
Boy, 11, Shot By Friend In Cleveland Home
William Meadows remained in critical condition at Lakeside Hospital after being accidentally shot by Charles Eddington, 13, while playing at his home. The .22 rifle discharged when Charles tripped over a bed post and fell. the weapon was believed jammed.
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Cleveland, O
William Meadows
Lakeside Hospital
Charles Eddington
William
Charles
Americans Reported Captured in Indochina Beach Incident
The United States announced five American Air Force technicians serving French planes in Indochina were captured by Communist forces near Tourane. Major General John W. O'Daniel flew from Saigon to Tourane to verify details as witnesses described the men marching with Senegalese prisoners. French authorities fear利用 propaganda and the embassy withheld names until relatives are notified.
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Hanoi
Indochina
United States
John W
Llon Mike) O'Daniel
Hong Kong
O'Daniel
U.S
Saigon
Tourane Air Base
Tourane Base
Tourane
Milan bank holdup singer gets a decade in prison
Sam Hochstetler described the Milan Ohio bank robbery as pleasant while admitting armed robbery charges. Judge Walter Labay sentenced him to 10 years. Hochstetler and partner Lands shared about 31,000 of the $29,762 loss. He said the gun was unloaded and he did not want anyone hurt. Federal agents recovered most of the loot.
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Chicago
Sam Hochstetler
Milan
Ohio
Hochstetler
U.S
Walter J. Labay
Erie County United Bank of
Robert Lands
Cincinnati
Lands
Labuy
Harrisburg
Take Down Travel Checks Numbers
Travelers are advised to carry travel checks instead of cash while on vacation. If lost or stolen, the issuing agency reimburses. Record the numbers to wire funds if needed. For lost items like pets jewelry or cash, use Chronicle-Telegram Lost Ad by dialing 4751 to order a classified ad with instruction "Charge it."
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Chronicle-Telegram
Resar Florists offer 39 cent geraniums with Dec. 15 car giveaway
A Resar Florists advertisement promotes geraniums at 39¢ each and announces a new car prize for one customer on December 15. Call The Resar Service Co. at 535 Lodi St. for details.
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