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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

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Iran Seizes AIOC Holdings as mobs storm oil offices

In Tehran crowds defied police to storm the main Anglo-Iranian Oil Company offices as Parliament backs seizure under a new nationalization law. Demonstrators tore signs, unfurled Iranian flags, and the government moved to nationalize installations in the southern fields.

Tehran Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Teheran ATOC AIOC Britain Middle East London Fierbert Morrison Mohammed Mossadezh Majlis Kadan Aioc Ankers

Child Recovers After Drinking Kerosene Incident

Cheryl Haggerty reports her two year old daughter drank kerosene found near the trailer. The child was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released after examination. Mrs. Haggerty is employed by an oil company.

Cheryl Haggerty Fughter Ais Williamaggerty Center Ridge Road Elyria Memorial Spital Haggerty

Mother seeks Elyria friend of fallen Marine brother

Mrs. Joseph Komko of 614 Lake NE appeals to the Elyria Red Cross for help locating a local Elyria buddy of her son Corporal Charles Spail, First Marine Division, KIA. She says the friend was in A Company and mentioned by Corporal Howe but never named.

Irs Joseph Komko Lake Ne Elyria American Red Cross Cpl Charles Spaile Howe Fifth Marine First Star Division Pennsylvania Som

Amherst Village to vote on fire engine bond issue

Amherst Village residents will vote on a bond issue to fund a new fire engine. The proposal asks for 00 to be issued and repaid over 10 years by a levy of about 1.57 per 100 dollars of assessed value. A 55 percent favorable vote is required for passage.

Ath Amherst Vilage

Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio

Periods of cloud cover with cooler and drier conditions this afternoon and evening. Temperatures around 76 degrees expected this afternoon. Fair and mild early Friday morning with a calm day ahead. Low tonight.

Ohio

New Karwoodie Shoes Demoed in England Price Deals

Marsh Guenin advertises Karwoodie shoes made in England with prices 2.50 and 5.00 dollars.

England Marsh Guenin

Telephone Rate Case Rehearing Delayed to July 23

The Elyria Telephone Co rate case rehearing, slated for June 25, is postponed to July 23 at 10 a.m. in Columbus. Mayor Henry Ault was notified that the delay allows two new PUC members time to review testimony and exhibits.

Elyria Telephone Co PUC Henry Ault Columbus

Youths Behind Fields Tavern Burglary Apprehended

Kenneth Geog of Fields Corners and Deputies Al McWilliam and Edward Gawlik detained two 17 year old Cleveland youths after a burglary at Fields Tavern. A 45 year old man was arrested with a homemade blackjack and a 22 caliber air pistol found in his car. The trio was held at the county jail awaiting further investigation.

Kenneth Geog Fields Corners al McWilliam Edward Gawlik Fields Tavern Geog Fron Sheriffs Department Manual Gomez William and Gawlik Chestnut Ridge Cleveland Berea Road Westlake Joe Szivan John Thomasko Szivan

Tragedy Near New Richmond Claims 13-Year-Old Dixie Lee Gullet

A fatal accident in Cincinnati near New Richmond leaves thirteen year old Dixie Lee Gullet dead after a water drum broke loose from her father’s truck and fell on her as she was seated at the rear.

Cincinnati Dixie Lee Gullet New Richmond

Florida governor defies crime hearing subpoenas

Miami Florida Senate crime committee opens a hearing into gambling corruption with Governor Fuller Warren holding out against appearing as a witness. Chairman O Conor hints at subpoenas to compel Warren from an undisclosed retreat while naming former Sheriff Sullivan as a likely first witness.

Miami Warren O’conor Washington O'Conor

Bright Sun Blamed For Crash Of Trucks

A blinding early morning sun caused a Route 20 collision 144 miles west of Route 301 at 6 11 am. Thomas White 32 Butter nut Ridge road suffered a forehead laceration and was X rayed at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his Crystal Springs Dairy truck was struck by Arlis Northouse of R D Elyria. Northouse said sun glare blinded him and his east bound truck tipped over. a second accident at 8 10 am on Lake Avenue involved Willie Johnson and Michael Simko with minor rear damage.

Thomas White Butternut Ridge Road Sheriff Department White Crystal Springs Carrington Arlis Northouse R. D. J. Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Northouse Lake Avenue Elyria Willie Johnson Lorain Michael Simko Dewey Avenue Simko

Tax Hike Aims To Balance Budget Amid Senate Hurdles

Washington reports that House Ways and Means Chair Robert L. Doughton backs a 7.2 billion dollar tax boost paired with government economy to balance the budget. The bill adds a 12 percent individual income tax, higher corporate rates, and new withholdings, with other revenue tweaks totaling 7.2 billion. Republicans push to send the measure back to committee while Democrats brace for a close vote before a Senate review. Lions Club Carnival set for June 20-23 at Cleveland Street and Abbe Road.

Washington Robert L. Doughton House Ways and Means Committee Doughton Senate

Missing Red Leaders Sought as 17 Arrested in Communist Crackdown

FBI agents hunted four missing leaders of the Communist Party and pursued 12 000 other party members under study as part of a drive to overthrow the U S government. Quiet dawn raids across New York and Pittsburgh yielded 17 arrests. bail totaled 191 000 with most held.

FBI New York J. Edgar Hoover U. S J. Howard McGrath Israel Amter Federal Building Amter Darty Justice Department U.S Pittsburgh Samuel H. Kaufman James E. Jackson William N. Marron Sidney Steinberg Fred Fine Harold Medine Platon Claudia Jones Trinidad Pettis Perr

Serious condition of accident victim at St Josephs Hospital

Avon Lake reports a truck auto crash at Walker and Weber roads left John or Weber road victim in serious condition with internal injuries. A 15 year old passenger named George Balmert was killed instantly.

Avon Lake—John Or Weber Road St Joseph’s Hospital Walker Weber Roads George Balmert

Mobile X-Ray Unit Visits Elyria For TB Survey

Lorain County tuberculosis and health association brings a mobile X-ray unit to Elyria on Friday from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. It will be stationed on Broad Street near Ely Park as part of the regular monthly street survey.

Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association Elyria Broad Street Ely Park

Browns Sold to Bill Veeck Promoter Joins St Louis Club

ST LOUIS The St Louis Browns were sold this morning to Bill Veeck sports promoter and former Cleveland Indians owner. The sale hinges on full stock acquisition by Veeck, suggesting sole ownership after DeWitt brothers and now mortgage financed shares.

ST. Louis St Louis Browns Bill Veeck Cleveland Indians Veeck Browns DeWitt Brothers American League Mark Steinberg

Allies Drive Back Into Kaesong Amid Korean Front Actions

U N patrols push into Kaesong before Gang today and again this afternoon amid light opposition. Allies aim to occupy the city as Red forces hold the northwest high ground. Front reports say 1 000 Communist troops in hills northwest of Kaesong and US forces repulsed a counterattack near Inje. Lt Gen James A Van Fleet praised the 8th Army as better daily while noting Chinese and North Korean forces worsening.

Kaesong King Kaesong Seoul South Korea U.N Kae Song Gang Inje Won San United Nations Wonsan Kansong James A. van Fleet Gth

Elyria Soldier Wounded in Korea Hospitalized

Pfc. Daniel R. Leininger Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Leininger of 423 Kenyon Ave was hospitalized with a hip wound from action in Korea on June 7. He served with Company F Seventh Battalion First Cavalry. Mail can be sent via US 5200 3190 Hospital Directory Service APO 503 care of Postmaster San Francisco.

Daniel R. Leininger Kenyon Avenue Korea Leininger First Cavalrr San Francisco

Woman Fatally Burned in Electric Brooder Incident

Mrs. Gertrude Craft, 61, died yesterday from severe burns suffered when an electric brooder ignited in her home in Vernon. Services were being arranged today for the victim.

Vernon Xirz Gertrude Craft Haig

Summer Arrives Tonight Solstice Marks First Day

The solstice ushers in summer at 1 25 a m EDT as the sun reaches its northernmost point. Tomorrow brings the longest daylight, followed by gradually shorter days. The Weather Bureau forecasts typical summer weather with wind driven showers and thunderstorms in the Midwest and rain across the central plains.

Weather Bureau Midwest Central Plains Missouri Valley

Approval for Additions to Allen and Jefferson Schools

Elyria school board clerk W O McClellan and Congressman William Ayres secured federal approval for additions to Allen and Jefferson schools after a three day effort. Permits are issued and contracts worth 600000 are being pursued, with steel needs and critical materials under federal review. McClellan traveled to Washington to present blueprints and plans to the Office of Education, which cautions that approval does not guarantee material allotments.

Elyria W. O. McClellan William Ayres Akron Allen and Jefferson McClellan Washington, D. C Ayres Washington U.S. Office of Education AicClellan

Youth Killed In Crash Near London Ohio

A fatal crash near London Ohio claimed the life of James C. Simmons, 48, of Fort Worth Texas, when his pickup collided with a truck. The incident happened today as the vehicles traveled on a road near town.

London Stapleton Lebanon James C Smmons Fr. Werth Tex Slick

Hurley urges Senate probe of Yalta surrender

Former ambassador Patrick J. Hurley urged the Senate to conduct a full investigation into the Yalta concessions he calls a surrender. He said secret deals promised Russia key gains in Manchuria in exchange for joining the war against Japan and accused Byrnes and some Democrats of complicity.

China Patrick J. Hurley Senate Yalta Soigler Sidiesman Se Nators Douglas “MaccArthur Russia Manchuria Japan Germany Hurley Sear James F. Byrnes Keer Yale Edward R. Stellmnius Byrnes South Cerolina Chiang Kai-shek

Weakened wage price controls face Senate vote extension

Washington reports the Senate Banking Committee voted 12 to 1 to extend wage price and rent controls for eight months while keeping the ban on price rollbacks. Michael V. DiSalle urged Congress to allow rollbacks, warning of higher costs and destabilization. President Truman offered no inflation comment pending final bill details.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Michael V. DiSalle Congressions Committees House Senate Banking DiSalle Truman Senate House Banking Committee

Thieves Hit Drive Inn On West Lake Road

Deputies say Pauls Drive Inn near Beaver Park was burglarized after hours. About 150 dollars of equipment including mixers fryer cups tongs and cigarettes vanished. Owner M. K. Ewry of Vermilion reported the break in and noted padlocks were pried open.

Pauls Drive Inn West Lake Road Trule Beaver Park Sheriff Department Joseph Guzik Chalmer Davidson M. K. Ewry Vermilion Eury

Bike Crash Injures Local Boy On Cascade Park Hill

A 12 year old boy, Eugene Liew Wellon, suffered injuries yesterday afternoon when his bicycle became uncontrollable on a hill at Cascade Park. He rode from Furnace Street toward the park and crashed near the foot of the hill, according to a report by Park Superintendent Donan Mrchock.

Eugene Liew Wellon Loran Eisma I Park

Elyria High School Student Heads Buckeye Boys State Mayor

Elyrian Lon Morris of 329 Twelfth Street Eliz.a. serves as mayor of one city at Buckeye Boys State held at Camp Perry Ohio. He will be a senior at Elyria High School next year and played football and basketball. He is among five Elyria High students in Buckeye Boys State with four sponsored by Elyria Post No 12 American Legion and one by the Elyria Elks Lodge.

Lon Morris Twelfth Street Eliz.a Buckeye Boys Camp Perry Ohio United Press Dispatch Morris Bron T. Morris Elyria High School Buckeye Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion The Elyria Elks Lodge

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