Taft Denounces Smearing Tactics Against Rivals
Senator Taft condemned smear campaigns against General Eisenhower and California Governor Warren at a Washington news conference. He denied any party funds supported such attacks and rejected Eisenhower claims of a Texas steal, asserting he will respond in a later speech and noting poll results from Michigan.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Earl Warren
Taft
Joseph P. Kamp
Constitutional Educational League, Inc
Maryland
GOP
Taft Organization
Eisenhower
Texas
Chicago
Elihu Root
Roct
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Truman commission urges repeal of Buy American laws
The Materials Policy Commission recommends scrapping the Buy American Act of 1933 and similar restrictions on foreign materials. It argues such curbs raise domestic costs, threaten living standards, and weaken national security in a time of high production and full employment. The five member panel is led by William Staley and includes George Brown Arthur Bunker Eric Hodgins and Edward S Mason.
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Washington
Truman
Materials Policy Commission
William Staley
Columbia Broadcasting System
George Rufus Brown
Arthur H Bunker
Eric Hodgins
Edward §S Mason
Committee For Economic Development
The
American Economic Association
Fast superliner United States arrives amid harbor welcome
The S S United States, fastest new superliner, docked in New York Harbor after a voyage from Newport News with four destroyers. Controversy swirled over a $78000,000 government subsidized liner as President Truman ordered Attorney General McGranery to explore legal action against United States Lines. Secretary Sawyer criticized a Senate critic over subsidies and pledged public interest to turn the liner over to United States Lines.
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New York
S. S
United States
Ambrose
Newport News
Truman
James P. McGranery
United States Lines
Charles Sawyer
Lindsay C. Warren
U.S
Sawyer
John F. Shelly
D-Cal
House
Merchant Marine Subcommittee
Public Interest
Warren
Steamship Company
Burglary Reported At Elyria Dairies Store
Burglary of the Elyria Dairies store at 105 Fourth Street was reported this morning after a Sunday night break in. Between $300 and $400 was reported missing as police investigate.
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Elyria Dairies
Fourth Street
Weather and flower ad block for Ohio
A few widely scattered thundershowers this evening. Low tonight 68 to 72. Tuesday warm and humid with scattered thunder showers in the afternoon. All agoratum petunias marigolds out of flats 28c a dozen. Resar Florists ad. All ruffled potted petunias 8c out of pots. Were 15c and 20c. Resar Florists ad.
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Ohio
Agoratum
Resar Florists
Guests To Tour Bendix-Westinghouse Plant
Bendix-Westinghouse opens a two day open house at its automotive air brake plant tonight from six to nine with tours of the engineering division and laboratories. Employees families and friends will observe manufacturing steps and heavy duty equipment while a nursery runs movies for children. Tours continue Tuesday 1 to 9 pm with Paul Wormsby as general chairman and Ruth Mitzit O E Gorey G H Knapp J F Shu and G M Gallagher in key roles.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Bendix- Westinghouse
Paul Wormsby
Ruth H. Mitzit
O E Gorey
G. H. Knapp
J F. Shu
G. M. Gallagher
Rotary Club To Install Officers At Next Meeting
Rotary officers and directors will be installed by Dr Ralph Bevard at the YMCA meeting. Officers-elect include President Norris Ryder Vice President George Beall and Secretary Treasurer W O McClellan. Directors named are George Beall David Wainwright and Norris Ryder. A by law revision will be voted on during the business session.
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Ralph Bevard
Rotary
Ymc.a
Norris Ryder
George Beall
W. O. McClellan
David Wainwright
Pressure Mounts as Eden Favored to Lead Next Phase
London reports growing Conservative turmoil as Prime Minister Winston Churchill faces calls to delegate powers to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. The Economist urges Eden to become deputy in fact, while critics warn Churchill, 77, should step aside for younger leadership amid municipal election losses and party reshuffles.
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London
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Churchill
The
Economist
Britain
Eden
Foreign Office
Commons
Richard A. Butler
Sunday Pictorial
Ralph Wilberforce
Fugitive Tennessean Sought in Amherst Area
A sheriff's posse with South Amherst police and state patrol searched the quarry area near South Amherst for a 21 year old escaped murderer from Scott County Tennessee who vanished June 14. His brother and another man were held for questioning after authorities learned they were in Scott County at the time of the escape.
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Sheriff's Department
South Amherst
Scott County
Tenn
Vaa
Onleda
Amherst
George Kosco
Seeing Eye Dog Dies Beside Tony Kandare
Tony Kandare, a blind piano tuner, mourns the loss of his eight year old Seeing Eye dog Brownie. The guide dog, obtained from the Seeing Eye Foundation at Morristown, NJ, died of natural causes near the YMCA. Dr. C W Fox, veterinarian, said Kandare hopes to obtain another guide from New Jersey.
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Tony Kandare
Elytias
Seeing Eye
Brownie
YMCA
Tony
Kandare
Seeing Eye Foundation
Morristown
C W. Fox
New Jersey
Texas Battle Drowns Out Plea For GOP Unity
Washington war of words over Texas delegates overshadowed Calls for party unity by Senate Republican leader Styles Bridges as Taft and Eisenhower clash over the GOP nomination. Eisenhower accused Taft supporters of rustling while Taft backers claimed fraud and theft of Texas delegates. Illinois delegates and Puerto Rico splits added to the scramble for Chicago.
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Washington
Texas
Senate
Styles Bridges
Robert A Taft
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dallas
Taft
GOP
Taft Committee
National Citizens Committee For
Illinois
I Ulinois
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
United Press
Murray Blasts Ike Over Taft-Hartley Act Talk
Gary Indiana CIO leader Philip Murray condemned Dwight D. Eisenhower for proposing invoking the Taft Hartley Act during the steel strike. Speaking before 8,500 in Memorial Hall he urged unity, attacked Republicans supporting the act, and blasted Clarence Randall of Inland Steel for his industry statements.
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Gary
Ind
CIO
Philip Murray
Dwight D. Eisenhawer
Memorial Hall
Murray
Eisenhower
Clarence B Randall
Inland Steel Co
T-H
Taft-Hartley
United Steelworkers
Randall
Ohio Plane Crashes and Other Died Over Weekend
A United Press survey shows 16 people died between Friday 6 pm and Sunday midnight in Ohio. Five perished in light plane crashes, five in traffic accidents, two drowned, two struck by lightning, one burned, and one in an accidental shooting. Names and places include Cora Palm near Lancaster, Archie Cameron and Andrew Bohatch in Cuyaoga Falls, Robert Wilson near St. Louisville, Donald Cotler in Chillicothe, James Pryor near Chandlersville, Eugene Karnes near Bryan, Joseph Dworakowski near Mansfield, Sterling Brown and Jesse Osswald in Eaton, Hershel Meyers near Hamilton, Robert Harrison and Ray Ward near Youngstown and Petersburgh, Cecil Jenkins near Portsmouth, and Joseph Fleming near Columbus.
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Ohio
United Press
Cora T Palm
Baltimore
Lancaster
Archie C Cameron
Akron
Andrew J. Bohatch
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent
Navy
Robert R Wilson
Columbus
St. Louisville
Licking County
Donald Cotler
Chillicothe
James Pryor
Chandlersville
Muskingum County
Eugene Karnes
Montpelier
Bryan
Joseph Dworakowski
Mansfield
Sterling Brown
New Paris
Jesse Osswald
Lewisburg
Eaton
Hershel Meyers
Hamiton
Route 127
Robert Harrison
Youngstown
Ray Ward
Petersbur
Cecil Jenkins, li
Mary
Woman Injured In Auto Crash Here
Mrs. Jack Parrelli, 50, of North Olmsted, was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital with a brain concussion and facial lacerations after a collision on Cleveland street. Russell Easterfield, 1045 West River, was charged with failure to yield and fined ten dollars plus costs in Elyria Mayors court.
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Jack Parrelli
North Olmsted
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Russell T. Easterfield
West River Street
Joe A Welch
Wallace Boulevard
Parrelli Easterfield
Elyria Mayors Court
Five Year Old Hit By Auto In Fitchvale
Five year old Bonnie Shannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Shannon of Fitchvale, was struck on State Route 13 near the Methodist church by Harry E Delaney of Mansfield. The child was rushed to New London Hospital, kept overnight for observation, suffering shock and bruises with no broken bones. Delaney was not held.
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New London
Bonnie Shannon
Jay Shannon
Fitchvale
New London Hospital
Harry E. Delaney
Mansfield
State Highway Patrol
Bellevue Barracks
DeLaney
Baseball Clubs Ban Women Players Across Minor Leagues
Columbus report: George M. Trautman president of the Minor Leagues states no club may sign a woman player and Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick agrees. He rebuts a claim that Mrs Eleanor Engle signed with the Harrisburg Senators of the Class D Interstate League, saying no contract was executed.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
Ford Frick
Eleanor Engle
Harrisburg, Pa
Senators
Trautman
Allied Planes Launch Largest Air Attack In Korean War
More than 500 Air Force Marine and Navy planes joined in a 90 minute raid demolishing five North Korean power plants on the Yalu River near Antung including the Suho Dam. The assault left the plants' powerhouses destroyed and caused a major loss of electrical output with no Allied losses. MIG-15s reportedly stood ready but did not interfere.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Suzho
Antung
Yalu River
Manchuria
United Nations
Manchura
Suho
8Th Army
Chest Committee Plans Budget Talks With 14 Agencies
The Elyria Community Chest Budget and Admissions Committee will hold a series of conferences with its 14 agencies. The group led by Archie West and Elmer E Wyatt will review needs of local health and welfare programs through July in rooms at Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Elyria Community Chest
Community Chest
George S Cole, Jr
Archie West
Elmer E Wyatt
Harley R Beese
Earl J Fauver
R J. Fitch
Jack R
Hannaford Dale C Kellogg
Donald Kirkbride
R. G. Rockwood
A. B. Steiner
Cuest
Elyria Savings and Trust Building Agency
Elyria Youth Center
Center For the Sightless
Elyria
YWCA
YMCA
United Defense Fund
Community Council
Tother
Board of Trustees of
the Chest
Gen Eichelberger backs Eisenhower in Republican race
Lt Gen Robert L Eichelberger, once MacArthur's aide in Japan, endorses Dwight D Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination in Asheville North Carolina. He cites MacArthur's past openness to a military president and notes MacArthur's recent stance against a military man in the White House.
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Asheville
N C
Robert L Eichelberger
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eichelberger
MacArthur
White House
Gen. MacArthur
Dover Woman Heads Ohio Eagles Auxiliary
Mrs Bessie Takas of Dover assumed the presidency of the Ohio State Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the state convention in Columbus. Elected with 468 delegates from 143 auxiliary units, she succeeds Mrs Mary Anthony of Columbus. Other officers include Mrs Dorothy Douglas of Mansfield and Mrs Nellie Morrison of Mansfield.
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Columbus
Bessie Takas
Dover
Ohio State
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Kakas
Aerie No
New Philadelphia
Mary Anthony
Dorothy Douglas
Manion
Nellie Morrison
Mansfield
Meeting called on steel strike by Congressman Ayres
Congressman William Ayres schedules an open meeting at the Mayflower Hotel Akron at 8 p m Tuesday June 24 to discuss proposed steel strike legislation. He invites labor management and public input to guide his votes on two Wednesday House amendments involving the Taft Hartley Act and Wage Stabilization Board reorganization.
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William Ayres
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Ayres
House of Representatives
Lorain County
Wage Stabilization Board
House
Truman
Congress
Lorin County
Group Activities May Be Banned In Two Counties
Medina and Wayne Counties face possible ban on group activities as polio cases rise to 47 with four new admissions to Children’s Hospital. Affected include a man and three youths from West Salem and Medina, with three deaths and 36 hospitalized.
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Akron
Medina
Wayne Counties
Children’s Hospital
Bee
West Salem
Wayne County
Tom Zevilla
Medina County
Lo‘di
Burbank
Berlon Guaranteed Moth Spray Promises Damage Payback
Advertisement notes a five year guarantee from Merthe's for Berlon moth spray. If moths are not stopped, customers receive compensation for damages as stated in the ad. The ad emphasizes certainty and a long term warranty.
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Berlon
Merthe
Adv
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