Japs Seek Quick Peace With West Amid Okinawa Talks
Japanese leaders including Premier Yoshida and Naotake Sato urged Dulles for a fast separate peace with the West while offering to lease bases for American protection against Soviet aggression. Dulles signaled U S defense commitment. Johnson and Bradley visited Okinawa and said the U S will keep a strong base there long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
U.S. Senate Department
John Foster Dulles
Shigeru Yoshida
Naotake Sato
Kijuro Shidehara
Liberal Party
Dulles
Hirohito
Russia
China
United States
U. S
Louis Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Okinawa
Kyoto
Johnson
Asia
Formosa
Diplomat John Service Denies McCarthy Hurley Charges
Career diplomat John Service testified before the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee and denied disloyalty charges by Sen McCarthy and Patrick Hurley as false. He said his China contacts were duties of an American intelligence officer and that attacks against him arose from the 1945 Amerasia case and his stance on China policy. He urged public testimony and cited praise from Clarence Gauss for his China work while defending his loyalty and duty under fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John 8
Service
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Senate Foreign Relations
Hurley
Amerasia
State Department
Department
Senate
Hurley-McCarthy
Millard E. Tydings
McCarthy
Walter Judd
Minn
George P. Dondero
Joseph Stilwell
Gen
Chiang Kai-Shek
India Talk Highlights Growing Interests and Economic Needs
Dr. Ram Dutt of Bareilly spoke at the Elyria Council of Churches about India's rising interest in American philosophy and Gandhi's program. He noted advances in education and industry while cautioning that Communism only grows where economic opportunity is scarce, urging solutions to improve living standards. The meeting included reports on education and plans for a July vacation Bible school with a teacher training institute to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ram Dutt
Bareilly
U. P
Elyria Council of Churches
First Methodist
Dr. Dutt
Union Theological Seminary
America
Mahatma Ghandi
Mahatma
Dr Dutt
Richard J. Lehman
William A. Leath
Department of Christian Education
Leath
Medina
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Warmer and Muggy After Noon
Forecast calls for clear and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight in northeastern Ohio. Friday will be partly cloudy, still warm and muggy. Lows around 64, highs near 89. Also an extra sale from Resar Florists advertises 10 thousand large potted petunias at 5 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Avon Lake Beach Erosion Project Soon Nears Finish
Columbus announced by F O Kugel state beach erosion chief final drawings for Avon Lake Beach erosion work near completion. Old grains removed four new ones installed and similar project planned for Painesville Township beach to be done by July 1 with $42000 cost. Huntington Park work west of Cleveland already completed by the Metroparks board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Columbus
F.O. Kugel
Kugel
Painesville Township
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Huntington Park Beach
Dionne matriarch denies expecting another baby
Vallander Ont Mrs Oliva Dionne 42 mother of the Quintuplets and eight other children denied today reports that she is expecting another baby. Special Fish Fry Friday night 4c Olympic Recreation 223 Lodi St adv.
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Vallander
Oliva Dionne
Olympic Recreation
Lodi St. Adv
Y M C A Drive Seeks $46 068 75 To Reach Goal
Elyria Y M C A aims to raise an additional 46068 75 to complete a 110000 fund drive. Yesterday’s luncheon boosted receipts to over half the goal, with cash pledges and industrial gifts totaling 43242 including 4695 in new pledges. Special gifts added 1064 bringing total special gifts to 14026. general pledges reached 6613 25 with 3520 50 from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y.M.C.A
Bendix-Westinghouse
Colson
Couch-Uthe
Elyria Foundry
Elyria Lace
Elyria Telephone
Geisel Manufacturing
Kasper Foundry
Ohio Screw
Pfaudler
Troxel
Western Automatic
Worthington Ball
R. M. Timms
Industrial Campaign
Harry Bellec
General Campaign
Team 30
Helter
R. J. Gollmar
Ohio Court Upholds Two Contempt Convictions
The Ohio supreme court affirmed contempt rulings against Cleveland workers Joseph Kres and Hermann Schuster for defying a judge on whether they were Communist party members. The case arose from a hearing on an anti-picketing injunction linked to the United Electrical Base and Machine Workers Union strike at Fawick Airflex Co in Brooklyn Village in early 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbius
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Communist Party
Joseph Kres
Hermann Schuster
United Electrical Base and Machine Workers Union
Fawick Airflex Co
Brooklyn Village
Two Railroad Unions Threaten Wide Strike Action
Chicago reports that three unions rejected a fact finding board and threaten to strike 250,000 members against major railroads on July 15. The AFL Switchmen union also ordered a 4,000 member strike for next Sunday against five western railroads over a 40 hour week with no pay loss.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Order of
AFL Switchmen’s Union of North America
Francis A. O'Neill
National Railway Mediation Board
W. P. Kennedy
F H. Nemitz
U.S
Hospital Contracts To Be Awarded By July 1
Elyria Memorial Hospital officers will travel to Columbus on June 26 to meet with the Office of Hospital Facilities of Ohio to finalize the building expansion. Bids for the final phases have been opened and tabulated, with contracts expected to be awarded by July 1 after resolving outstanding issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Office of Hospital Facilities of
Ohio
Repairs At Cascade Park Pool And Washington Ave Entrance
The Cascade Park swimming pool will be closed for several days for repairs due to a surface crack at the bottom. The Washington Avenue entrance to the park will also be closed meanwhile road repairs are carried out.
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Cascade Park
Washington Avenue
Draft Law Expires Saturday In Ohio City
The nations draft law will expire Saturday June 24 unless Congress extends the act. Elyria Draft Board No. 72 clerk Miss Catherine McKee says extension is possible for at least three more years. The board, in Room 30 Turner Block, operates 8:30 am to 12:30 pm weekdays and Monday afternoons to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Catherine McKee
Elyria
McKee
Columbus Jfice
Focal Draft Board
Turner Block
Ford Strikers At Canton Plan Mass Meeting
Canton, Ohio Ford Motor Co plant strikers said to hold a mass meeting tomorrow at 11 a.m. if the walkout halts production this threat raised by CIO United Auto Workers director Kenneth Bannon and troubleshooter Patrick O’Malley. Local president William Owen faces potential ouster before the UAW international executive board. Ford filed an unfair labor practices complaint against the AFL union alleging Taft-Hartley Act violations.
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Canton
Ford Motor Co
Ford Automotive
Kenneth Bannon
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Bannon
Patrick O'Malley
UAW
William Owen
Tis
Detroit
UAW International
Owen
Teason
Ford
AFL
Lunion
Air Races Postponed To Armed Forces Day
The National Air Races in Cleveland were postponed from Labor Day to Armed Forces Day in 1951 to ensure Air Corps participation. The plan shifts the event to May 19 and 20 after Defense Secretary Louis Johnson blocked Air Force appearances. Jet class races replace certain events. foreign pilots may join spring shows for a larger Armed Forces celebration.
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Cleveland. O
Fredrick Crawford
Air Corps
Crawford
Defense
Louis Johnson
Air Force
Johnson
Executive
France
Great Britain
Cleveland
Truman Says U S Cannot Pay For Larger Air Force
President Truman stated at a news conference that the United States cannot finance a 70 group air force, saying the nation has already provided the 48 groups it can afford. Despite his stance, House and Senate conferees reached a compromise authorizing a 70-group air force after a year of wrangling.
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Washington
Trupeau
Truman
Summer school enrollment at Elyria High and elementary
Ninety six high school and 104 elementary pupils attend summer classes at Elyria High School. Principal George Maraben announced, with high school students pursuing extra credits. The largest class is American history with 25 students. Elementary grades show strong numbers, while July 2 and 4 are holidays. High school work ends July 28, elementary a week earlier.
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Elyria High School
George Maraben
Jury To Consider Murder Charges
Bel Mont county grand jury reconvenes tomorrow to consider first degree murder charges against George Doty 28 Beilane taxicab driver and confessed slayer of 19 year old Alma Montag Doty remained silent at arraignment before Mayor C B Bradfield who entered an innocent plea and ordered him held without bond Doty confessed after a lie detector test last night that he beat Montag to death with a tree limb Friday when she resisted his advances
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ST. Clairsville
Bel Mont County
Grand Jury
George Doty
Alma Montaz
Doty
Beilane
C. B Bradfield
Grand
Miss Montag
Longshoremen Strike Persists Over Mediation Act Claim
About 135 members of Local 158 of the International Longshoremen's Association, AFL, stayed on strike asserting their union falls outside the Railway Labor Act and not under a national mediation board back-to-work order. The report notes central claims and ongoing labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avlely
International Longshoremen's Association
AFL
National Mediation Board
Cornerstone Laying Service for New Church on Route 113
Last evening a cornerstone laying ceremony for the Church of the Open Door on Route 113 at West and Penfield featured brief histories by F A Yost and remarks from board members G W Garthe r and J C Ahigrim. Ches ter Cordy offered the dedicatory prayer as Rev Ralph Neighbour delivered the dedication message. The 120 by 56 foot building, designed to seat 850 with much volunteer work, aims for completion by November with occupancy hoped by August 1, and notes housing progress amid local controversy over trailers in Kew Gardens.
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Elyria
Yost
C. Ablgrim
H. F. Haas
Ralph Neighbour
F. A
G. W. Garthe
Church of the Open Door
Route 113
West and Penfield
F. A. Yost
G. W. Garther
Board of Trustees
J. C. Ahigrim
Board of Deacons
Chester Cordy
Kew Gardens
County Commission
Norman Thompson
One Near Death After Outbreak at Enka Plant Shootout
Four non-strikers were wounded and one critically in a 25 minute barrage as CIO pickets surrounded the American Enka Textile plant in Morristown Tennessee. Victims included Victor Mc Daniels James McCamey William Mc Ginnis and David Potter who arrived at Nabors Clinic with a superficial arm wound. Patrols reported the shooter group as gunmen and the incident marked the bloodiest violence in the longstanding strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tena
Enka Textile
Seige
CIO
Tenn
Enka
State Highway Patrol
Car Gilbert
Victor McDaniels
Hamblen Hospital
James McCamey
William McGinnis
David Potter
Nabors Clinic
Gilbert
Eight New Elyria Precincts Proposed by Elections Board
The Lorain County Board of Elections proposes eight additional Elyria precincts under a boundary plan. Two new precincts are to be created in the first ward and two in the third ward, with one added in wards two four five and six. Public maps and boundary descriptions will be posted at Elyria City Hall and the election board office for public study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria City
Election Board
Lorain County
Lorain City
Federal Money Asked To Help Flood Victims
Crooksville and Roseville residents urged President Truman to provide Federal aid after a deadly flash flood swept seven towns in Southeastern Ohio. Attorney Melt Underwood Jr said over 1,000 coal miners and pottery workers lost jobs, homes were destroyed, and damages neared 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooksville
Roseville
Truman
Melt Underwood, Jr
Ohio
Contractor Sues Carpenters Union For $2,500,000
In Cleveland suburb, Raymond Kennedy formerly of the Lakewood Floor Landing Co sues the AFL Carpenters Union and several leaders for 2.5 million dollars. He accuses the union of price fixing, restraint of trade, and coercion to force contractors to hire union-approved floor finishers in Cuyahoga County over eight years. The suit names Carpenters District Council president Carl Schwarzer, his brother Harry Schwarzer an executive board member, and Floor Sanders Local 254 agent Harry T. Brockman as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
AFL Carpenters’ Union
Raymond Kennedy
Common Pleas
Lakewood Floor Landing Co
Carpenters’ District Corner
Carl Schwarzer
Harry Schwarzer
Carl and
International Union
Harry T. Brockman
Floor Sanders
Kennedy
Cuyahoga County
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West
Ernst Irion
Avon Lake Beach
Y.M.C.A
K. D. Oldfield
Y.M.C.A. House Committee
Y.M. Ica
Supreme Howe. & Tile
Ober- Jin Rd
We Desliver
Ady
Bulletin
City of
Y.mc.a
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