Peiping denounces UN raid as atrocity and calls for punishment
Peiping's People’s Daily and Peiping Radio denounce the UN air raids on North Korea power plants as an atrocity and monstrous crime. The editorials threaten severe punishment for American criminals and warn the UN must bear consequences. The Red China officials label the strikes a further provocation to wreck armistice talks and world peace.
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Tokyo
China
Yalu River
Peiping People’s Daily
Manchuria
Red China
United Nations
Peiping
North Korea
Ta Kung Pao
Hong Kong
Suiho
Korea
Red
Asia
Kennan Reports on Soviet Hate America Propaganda
U S envoy George F. Kennan reported to Secretary Acheson on Russia’s hate America propaganda and the sudden Soviet diplomatic shakeups in Washington London and Berlin. The 30 minute briefing may lead to changes in U S policy toward Moscow as Kennan flies to Bonn and then Moscow with Acheson following.
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London
George F. Kennan
U. S
Moscow
Dean Acheson
Russia
America
West
Kennan
State Department
Soviet Union
Germany
Acheson
Bonn
Berlin
Iron Curtain
Ole Bjoern Graft
Robert Schuman
Anthony Eden
Kepnan
Vienna
Austria
Brazil
Washington
Peiping
Twenty Five Boys Involved In Park Thefts
County Juvenile Officer Ray Warren said about 25 boys from nine years upward are involved in thefts at Cascade park. The youths are questioned for stealing money watches knives and clothing from bathers at Cascade Park pool and from the pool cash register. The case began when two boys were caught going through a swimmer's clothing.
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Ray Warren
Cascade Park
Cascade Park Pool
Pool Cash Register
Warren
Two Boys Detained Over Firecracker Incident
Two boys aged 12 and 14 were picked up by police after reports of firing firecrackers. They fled but were later located with firecrackers in their pockets. They admitted buying them at a store on route 254. the sheriff's department was notified.
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Seriff's Department
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with continued warmth. Brief afternoon thundershowers possible. Low tonight around 65 degrees. Also advertised: Supreme Hardware at 17th and Middle offers swimming pools fans swings lawn furniture sand boxes and gym sets.
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Ohio
Supreme Hardware
Dry spell affects yields but quality praised by Lorain farmers
Lorain county farmers report reduced yields due to lack of rain yet overall crop quality remains good. Dairy producers fare better than truck farmers facing cabbage losses, while irrigation and ponds help some growers profit from dry conditions. Wheat harvest expected in three to four weeks with Seneca variety cited among new plantings.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Carl Deeds
Ralph
Malcolm Fowle
Route 113
Elyria
Ralph Fowl
Malcolm
Alvin
U.S. Air Force
Rex Lees, Jr
Henrietta Hill
Lees
Eugene J. May
Oberlin
May
Lake Ave
Hit Skip Car Stolen In Route 10 Crash
The sheriff reports a stolen car linked to a hit and run at Route 10 and Oberlin Road. John C. Wasmer’s car was struck, then the thief fled after a chase. Larry Albreas received hospital treatment for shock and was discharged.
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Sheriff's Department
Route 10
Oberlin Road
John C. Wasmer
Mastick Road
North Olmsted
Charles L. McKinney
LaGrange
McKinney
William Hodge
Oberlin
Larry Albreas
Berea
Wasmer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Adopts Six New Precincts Expanding Polling Places
Lorain County elections board approved permanent boundary changes in Elyria adding six precincts for a total of 37 and reorganizing wards one through five while ward six keeps lines. Two new precincts appear in ward one. other wards gain lines to balance voters per machine, with average 325 per machine anticipated to rise before the November election. The board seeks permanent polling sites in schools churches or businesses and requests locations from communities to store machines, with Ruth Fox coordinating. A separate proposal in Lorain would add nine precincts to reach 62 citywide, with a July 8 hearing planned and approval likely if no objections arise.
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Givng Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria
Ruth Fox
Election Board
Lorain
New Market Opening Slated For Monday Ceremonies
The Fisher Brothers master market at 333 West Second Street opens Monday at 8 45 am with city and county officials and Fisher Brothers executives. Ellwood H Fisher delivers remarks. Mayor Ault responds. tape recordings will be made and broadcast at 10 30 am with manager interviews and customer comments.
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Fisher Brothers
West Second Street
Henry Ault
Oscar Dunn
Frank Weil
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ellwood H Fisher
Fisher Brothers Co
T J Conway
Fisher's
Clarence Baldwin
Srocery
William Rohrdanz
Ellwood Fisher
Ault
Conway
Virginian Elected President of U S Jaycees at Dallas Meet
Six thousand delegates at the 32nd annual United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention prepared to depart Dallas after naming Horace E. Henderson of Williamsburg Virginia as national president for 1952 53. Henderson defeated Douglas L Hoge of Cincinnati to succeed Lee Price Jr of Swainsboro Georgia.
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Dallas
Tex
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Horace E
Hunk) Henderson
Williamsburg
Douglas L Hoge
Cincinnati
Jaycee
Henderson
Lee Price Jr
Swainsboro
Taft Sees Cant Win Line as Main Obstacle
Senator Robert A. Taft argued that the only effective argument against his Republican presidential bid is that he cannot win. He said his pledged delegates hover around 600 of 1206 needed for nomination and noted the challenge is keeping them from switching. Taft rejected Warren’s split party view and asserted no sharp conservative liberal divide.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
Taft
Chicago
California
Earl Warren
Denis J Ryan Jr Purchases Parsch Lumber Co
Denis J. Ryan Jr gains full control of Parsch Lumber Co in Elyria after purchasing the business. He has served since 1938 as sales manager and held roles including secretary treasurer and vice president before becoming president and general manager.
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Parsch Lumber Company
Parsch
Denis J. Ryan, Jr
Ryan
James Smith
Elyrians
Kiwanis Club
Elyna
Red Cross
Elyria
Elyria High School
Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyna Credit Bureau, Inc
Elyria Country Club
Route 10 Bridge Demolition To Start Tuesday
Route 10 Bridge demolition will begin Tuesday to clear the way for a new bridge over the New York Central railroad. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn said the notice came from John Dandrea of Dandrea and Nardini Construction Co, the contractor. Detours will route traffic over Route 20 during construction.
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New York Central Railroad
Oscar G. Dunn
John Dandrea
Dandrea and Nardini Construction Co
Steel Strike Brings Auto Plant Impact and Union Pact
A 28 day steel strike threatens production at Ford and other auto plants as Ward's Automotive Reports warns of layoffs. A new interim agreement with Pittsburgh Steel, a 10500 worker firm, introduces a modified union shop, wage increases, and holiday benefits while Ford plans furloughs for over 27000 workers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Company
CTO
United Steelworkers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Lincoln- Mercury
Ward
Automotive
Statistical Agency
Midwest Awaits New Heat Wave
The article notes widespread extreme heat across the South with DC near 100 and Bamberg at 107, while the Midwest and East brace for another heat wave after storms. Fatalities rise with New Jersey 30, Pennsylvania 20, and 126 nationwide, as Charleston suffers a three hour power outage amid high humidity and limited cooling.
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Midwest
East
Mercury
Washington, D.C
Charleston
Atlantic Seaboard
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bamberg
8. C
Columbia
D.C
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Pays Tribute To Guards At Park Pool
Park Commissioner Hubbard C. Wilcox praised four responders at Cascade Park pool for administering artificial resuscitation to Miss Bertha Folds before firemen arrived. Don Andress, Myron Katz, Don McGinley Jr, and Trudie Graeflin acted quickly as lifeguards and the girl was recovering steadily.
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Park Commission
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Cascade Park Pool
Bertha Folds
Wilcox
Don Andress
Myron Katz
Don McGinley, Jr
Trudie Graeflin
Miss Folds
Two Motorcyclists Injured in Side-Swipe Collision
Dewitte Maddock and passenger Theresa De Chant, both from Elyria, suffered arm and leg bruises and abrasions when their motorcycle tipped and slid into the rear of Verlin Lee Lane's car on Cleveland Street. Lane had backed from a driveway and slowed as Maddock misjudged speed, with both riders treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
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Dewitte Maddock
R.D
Elyria
Theresa DeChant
Case Road
Verlin Lee
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Prompt for Classifieds
Regular patrons can use the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to sell household items, farm implements, odds and ends, and even livestock. Call 4751 and ask for What Ads to get a competent ad taker to help craft a result-driven listing.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Conferees Agree On Extension Of Price Wage Controls
Senate and House conferees reached a 10 month extension plan for price and wage controls and rents to Sept 30 1953 voting to move swiftly through Congress. The bill would also halt most defense program controls except in critical housing areas and preserve a wage stabilization board with Senate confirmed members. It excludes farm laborers small firm workers engineers architects CPAs and those earning under 1 dollar an hour from wage ceilings.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
John. W. McCormack
Mass
Senate House
President Truman
CIO
United Steelworkers
Thomson Granted Salary Increase After Census Change
Common Pleas Judge D A Conk ordered judgment for Probate and Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson for back pay of 102410 dollars covering April 1, 1950, to January 8, 1952. The census basis raises his annual salary to 8615, up from 81036.90.
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Common Pleas
D A Conk
Malcolm Thomson
Thomson
Heating Test Delayed in Snyder Courthouse
Snyder Texas courthouse workers endured near hot day heat as a contractor postponed a test of a new heating plant in the building. The delay followed the high temperatures and the planned test could not proceed as scheduled.
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Snyder, Tex
Snyder
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Malcolm Fowl
Yalu
PVE
U.S. Jaycees
Amherst
Oberlins
Wellington
Parsch Lumber Co
WSB
Pittsburgh Steel
USW
West River Home
W. River St
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