War Jitters Spread In Orient
News of rising tensions in the Far East with Communist artillery pounding Quemoy island and pilots buzzing the truce line in Korea. The U S Seventh Fleet remains at sea in readiness with aircraft carriers destroyers and cruisers patrolling near China and Formosa. Jet planes aboard carriers carry atomic war capability as U S forces stand on alert.
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U.S. Plans Over One-Third Cut in Armed Forces
In London officials report the United States prepared to offer a reduction of more than one third in military manpower at the London disarmament conference. Sources indicate the proposal aims to ease global tensions and set a framework for future arms limits.
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Hospital Survey Approved for Elyria Memorial Needs
A joint hospital committee approves a survey by two Chicago consultants to assess Elyria Memorial Hospital needs and expansion options. The study, costing about 9000 to 10000 with consulting expenses, will detail space, capacity, and future demands.
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American Hospital Association
Smythe
Weather Summary for Northeast Odo
Fair and cool tonight with a high in the mid seventies today. Low tonight in the mid fifties. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Monday temperatures range from 61 to 71 with 0.65 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 pm. Moonrise and moonset times and humidity readings are noted.
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Boy, 5, Faces Heart Surgery at Mt Sinai
Raymond Bryda a five year old of Cleveland will undergo a serious operation at Mt Sinai hospital for a rare heart ailment a hole in his heart. Doctors say the condition could worsen without surgery to close the defect.
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Union Leader Alleges Pickets Driven Aside by Auto
C Franklin Carr of the United Auto Workers charges Brown Fintube Co. used strike-breakers at its main gate after an auto drove through a strengthened line, injuring Carr and two others. Company attorney Richard A. Stith denies excessive speed. Carr says gate was blocked. report notes May living cost index rose 0.3 percent from April and 3.6 percent from May 1947-49 average. Continued on Pg. 4, Col. 3.
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Trade in marriage ends in triple tragedy in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana a man killed his ex wife and son after a marriage trade and shot his daughter who survived in critical condition. The incident occurred as the daughter begged for mercy and police investigated the motive behind the killings.
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ONeill Ready To Back Eisenhower Welfare Proposal
Ohio Governor C William ONeill announced support for a presidential plan to decentralize welfare funding He urged sponsorship of a resolution to back the proposal noting states administer welfare programs and federal funds shape the system Durable goods and soft goods prices fell slightly while services rose amid expectations of further changes in the year ahead
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Governors weigh federal state powers shift amid Eisenhower plan
Governors from both parties gathered as President Eisenhower proposed a joint federal state task force to delineate areas for state function expansion. Critics dismissed the plan as another study, while others urged prioritizing welfare and highway funding issues amid broader debates on federalism.
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Army Drops Espionage Charge as Nickerson Pleads Guilty
In Huntsville Alabama Col John C Nickerson pleads guilty to 15 counts of failing to safeguard classified matter after the Army withdraws espionage and perjury charges. The case opened with the second charge dropped and Nickerson admitting guilt to the remaining count.
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Fireworks Ban Enforced for Safe July 4 Observance
Elyria Lorain and county officials warn a strict fireworks ban will be enforced on Fourth of July. Police and sheriff deputies will crack down on illegal sales possession and discharges while organizers must obtain permits and use legal channels for displays.
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Feller and Musial Duel Over Baseball Reserve Clause
Bob Feller told House investigators there should be a five year omit on baseballs controversial reserve clause. Stan Musial said Congress should not tamper with the clause. Feller is president of the MLB Players Association and Musial serves as vice president. Bertier story on sports page.
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Sheffield council hires firm for water system planning
Avon Lake builder seeks building permits as council weighs a plea for equality. Charter for new Lorain County Sales Executives Club supported. Other items include Amherst notes, hospital, police, and sport notices across pages 4 and 18-19.
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One Day's Good for Getting a Girl Friday
Help Ads in The Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offer hiring a secretary by mailing job requirements to an ad-writer at 4731. The writer crafts a concise action packed ad to attract the right candidate.
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