Allies Seize Hill as Korea War Enters Second Year
Tokyo reports the United Nations marked the war's first anniversary with the recapture of a key hill south of Kumsong and heavy hand to hand fighting along the 10 mile front. The Communist toll nears 1.16 million killed wounded or captured while allied casualties top 382 thousand. Civilian losses near 590 thousand.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Russia
8Th Army
Kumsong
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang
Ferther
Yonchor
Yanggu
U. N
Sih
James A. van Fleet
Air Line Pilots Ready To Call Trace In Walkout
The Airline Pilots Association chief telegraphed President Truman that United Airlines pilots were prepared to call a trace and end the seven day walkout. GAL President Patterson pressed for a White House reply while Behncke cited a possible truce arrangement with mediation to settle remaining disputes.
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Chicago
Airline Pilots Association
Truman
United Airlines
GAL
William A. Patterson
White House
Patterson
Association
David Sh. Behncke
National Mediation Board
Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio and Local Advert
Partly cloudy and cooler this afternoon with a high of 80. Clearing and cooler tonight with a low around 60. Tuesday partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Also note drastic reductions on all potted plants at Heights Flower Shoppe located at 4th and E in River.
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Afernoon
Heights
River
Iran Nationalizes Oil Plants as British Manager Is Dismissed
Tehran seizes Anglo Iranian facilities under a new law and sacks Derrick Hobson, British manager at Kermanshah plant. Iran also accuses Anglo Iranian staff of sabotage and orders Abadan refinery managers to decide their fate. Abadan port congestion grows as ships refuse to sign National Oil Co receipts. Iranian troops seize the British Empress tanker after a sailing permit dispute.
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Teheran
Iran
Iiran
Singapore
U. S
Persian Gulf
Iran National Oil Company
Derrick Hobson
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Kermanshaw
Eric Drake
Anglo- Iranian
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Drake
Francis Shepherd
National Oil Company
Ridge Tool to Start Canadian Subsidiary in St Thomas
The Ridge Tool company limited of Canada is formed as a subsidiary of Ridge Tool of Elyria to manufacture its product line in Canada. Officers include C B H Ingwer as president and C H Ingwer Jr and J E Frates as vice presidents. The firm buys 15 acres in St Thomas Ontario, builds a 250000 square foot plant, and will hire 250 to 300 workers for pipe tools and related items.
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Ridge Tool Company, Ltd
Canada
Ridge Tool Company
Elyria
C. H. Ingwer
C. B H. Ingwer
C. H. Ingwer, Jr
J. E. Frates
Vwice
H. A. Strucker
Roy F. Vandemark
Missing Cambridge man Howard Shuman sought by deputies
Cambridge and Guernsey county authorities hunted for 40 year old Howard Shuman of Route 4 Cambridge who vanished after leaving a friend's auto at the Heller Brothers Tool and File Co Newcomerstown where he worked. Sheriff John Steele said there is no sign of foul play.
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Cambridge
Guernsey
Howard Shuman
Shuman
Heller Brothers Tool and File Co
Newcomerstown
John Steele
Shu- Man
Elyria Man Is New Principal At Belden
Elyria man Herman B. Gannett, 30, of 1624 East River Street, named superintendent of Belden schools for 1951 52 by C A Gibbens. He will replace Arthur Engie as Belden 12 grade head and has 17 years of teaching, a Kent State University education degree, and previously taught industrial arts and history. His wife Mrs Herman Gannett is a first grade teacher. contract renewed for three years.
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Herman B. Gannett
East River Street
Belden
C. A. Gibbens
Gannet
Grafton Township
Eisha
Reiden
Kent Staite University
Hermann Gannett
Eaton School
Gannett
Adm King Letter Says Yalta Price Too Great
Senate hearing on Korea war hears Adm King letter arguing Yalta concessions were too large and Japan could be defeated without invasion. O Donnell testifies of a third phase with increased air activity by Chinese planes from Manchuria across the Yalu. Adrian’s Shoe Store will be closed all day Wednesday.
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Washington
Emmet
Rosie) Odonneill
Air Force
Korea
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Manchuria
Yalu River
O'Donnell
Far Eastern Bombing Command
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Sia
Japan
King
Sen
William F. Knowland
R. Cai
Russia
Adrian
Debt Free Addition Planned for Elyria Aged Home
Dr John W Fiyan superintendent announces a Kresge Foundation grant of 25000 dollars to complete a 340000 dollar addition at the Elyria Home for the Aged. With about 280000 raised, officials expect to secure 35000 more to finish debt free and dedicate the new wing this year. The project began last November with ground breaking and is near second floor at present. The Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches sponsors the home.
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Kresge Foundation
Methodist Church Conference
Lakeside
Fynn
West Avenue
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Churches
North East
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Youngstown
Norwalk
Elyria
Canton
Cambridge
Steubenville
Fisnn
Kresge
Ohio
Flynn
Two Killed When Training Plane Crashes North Of Pomeroy
A surplus AT-6 training aircraft crashed on a farm 12 miles north of Pomeroy last night killing two on board. Dead are H. B. Pickett 40 pilot owner of the plane and Donald Duffy 30 passenger. Both from Gallipolis. Pickett was Rural Electrification Administration official and Duffy an REA trouble shooter. The plane struck a house during a picnic and burned near the field.
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Pomeroy
Here
H. B. Pickett
Donald Duffy
Pickett
Rural Electrification Administration
Duffy
REA
Gallipolis
Red China backs Malik bid at UN Korea peace talks
Nasrollah Entezam postpones UN General Assembly session with Jacob Malik as China and Russia push a cease fire plan for Korea. Peiping radio cites Peoples Daily News backing Malik and warns U.S. reply tests American desire for peace. UN officials await China’s direct word on negotiations on Korea’s first war anniversary.
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N. Y
Nasrolah Entezam
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Tokyo
Red
China
Korea
Jacob Malik
Peiping Radio
Peoples Daily News
Uften Nations
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Washington
U.N
Malik
Retired Elyria industrialist Arthur E Taylor Dies at 78
Funeral services for Arthur Eugene Taylor 78 retired Elyria industrialist and director of Elyria Savings and Trust will be Tuesday at 2 pm. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a short illness. born in LaPorte he lived all his life here and was a founder of Elyria Foundry later selling patents for a steam engine and a woodpecker hammer. He served as receiver for Elyria Steel Products and was married to Sadie R Taylor with a son daughter eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial will be in Brookdale cemetery.
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Elyria
The
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Mr. Taylor
Park Avenue
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Taylor
Elyria Foundry Company
Brown Hoist Company
Scott Hinman Company
Elyria Steel Products Company
Old Troxel Saddle Company
LaPorte
King Solomon Lodge No. 56
Sadie R. Taylor
Russel L. Taylor
U.S. Navy
Bethesda
Lee W. Cagle
Colville
Washington
Carl L. Taylor
Taylor Funeral Home
Harold Dicken
Ralph W. Neighbour
Brookdale Cemetery
Westlake man charged in four burglaries linked to two teens
Glen W. Jones and two 17 year old Cleveland boys were arrested at Fields tavern in Westlake for burglary. The youths admit breaking into Timbers Light Club on Route 113 and Schneider's Tavern and Vine land's in Westlake on May 30, with about 180 dollars in loot. Jones furnished tools and transportation, denied some charges, and awaits grand jury on $5,009 bond.
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Center Ridge Road
Westlake
Cleveland
Jones
Fields Tavern
Fields Corners
Timbers Light Club
Route 113
Schneider's
Vineland's
Chalmer Davidson
James Horm
Wesilike
Plane Crash Victims Buried In Liberia
Forty Pan American World Airways crash victims were buried by Liberian villagers at Sanoghie Liberia after the Africa crash. Pan American vice president Harold R. Harris said bodies including 13 Americans were recovered near Roberts Field Monrovia and given Protestant and Catholic services.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Africa
Sanoghie
Liberia
Harold R. Harris
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Bellevue Battered by Hail as Cherry Crop Survives
Three inch hail struck Bellevue early yesterday tearing at trees in the east end while the Pickett Cherry Farm north of town escaped damage. A bumper cherry harvest is under way with about 7,500 trees at the farm in full production.
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Bellevue
Dayton Man Drowns in Miami River
Clarence Riley aged 30 from Dayton drowned while taking an early morning swim near Dayton city limits in the Miami River yesterday. Local authorities reported the incident as an accidental drowning.
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Dayton
Clarence Riley
Miami River
Truman Opens Door to Talks Warns Against Rash Actions
President Truman said the door is open for negotiations to end the Korean conflict but cautioned against rash actions that could risk world war. He urged a real settlement that ends aggression and restores peace and security to Korea and the world, denouncing any “go it alone” policies and calls for fear or slander in debate. Malik’s cease-fire proposal drew no direct comment, and Truman stressed readiness to join a peaceful settlement while demanding a firmer stance against aggression.
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Tullahoma, Tenn
Ager
U.N
Maine
Jacob A. Malik
Douglas Afack Arthur
Far East
U. S
Malik
Mr. Truman
Korea
Sout
North Korea
Joseph O’mahoney
Wyo
38Th Parallel
TFNL
Presdent
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Air Force
China Reds Broadcast Cease-Fire Proposal
Peiping radio carried Russia's cease-fire plan for Korea and the 38th parallel buffer zone to the public tonight. UN forces in Korea continued military operations with Lt General Van Fleet stating the 8th Army would press on. Ridgway issued a war‑era warning while Tokyo retained a cautious stance as Malik's peace call circulated.
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Peiping
Russia
Korea
United Nations
Red China
Jacob Malik
United States
Malik
Mark
James A. i van Fleet
8Th Army
U. N
van Fleet
U.S
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
China
British urged talks on Malik Korea cease fire proposal
British diplomats in Washington instructed to open talks with interested parties on Jacob Malik's Korean cease fire proposal. The cabinet discussed the plan amid the Iranian oil crisis with Swedish and French officials weighing its potential as a peace basis and Canadian Lester Pearson urging follow up.
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London
Washington
Russia
Jacob Malik
Korea
Malik
United Nations
Stockholm
Sven Grafstroem
New York
Robert Schuman
Paris
Moscow
Europe
Lester Pearson
G.N
Pearson
38Th Parallel
Ship Engineers Prolong Strike Shuts Gulf and East Coast Trade
The 5000 MEBA ship engineers and 40 ship owners failed to reach new peace talks, extending a 10 day maritime strike that idles most American flagships. CIO radio operators settled earlier, but NMU and ARA remain pledged to MEBA picket lines, delaying non defense shipping nationwide.
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New York
CIO
Harry Winning
Martine Engineers Benevolent Association
MEBA
Crion
National Maritime Union
NMU
ARA
Lightning claims 11 year old in Portsmouth storm
Jane Hoover, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoover of Portsmouth, was killed by a lightning strike Saturday night while standing under a tree during a storm. An advertisement for Bowker Electric promotes new fans at 10 percent off.
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Portsmouth
Jane Hoover
Ralph Hoover
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