Dr. Robert Wilson Leaves Elyria Schools for Canton Position
Dr. Robert E. Wilson assistant superintendent of Elyria Public Schools will be released from his contract to join the Canton school system as assistant superintendent. The three year contract starts with salaries of 8500, 9000 and 39500. He and his wife reside at 296 Harvard Avenue.
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Robert E. Wilson
Elyria
Canton
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
Elyna
Elying
Gambier
Harold Ebling
Eibling
Zoning Board Rejects East Avenue Rezoning Plan
The Board of Zoning Appeals advised against changing East avenue from the former Methodist parsonage to Haurr's gas station to commercial use citing future highway needs. They also rejected Steve Nagy's West River Street rezoning request and tabled Theodore Washke's vestibule proposal while considering Bruscino Expansion Homes Inc on Prospect Street.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
East Avenue
Haurr’s
Fourth Street
Daniel Schon
Steve Nagy
West River
Elbert Street
Theodore Washke
East River Street
Bruscino Expan Homes Inc
Prospect Street
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Comeil Avenue
Reunion Scheduled for Ex-Pupils of Ohio Home
Members of the Ohio soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home Ex-pupils Association will hold their visit annual reunion here July 6. Mrs. Thelma K Smith, president, said ex-pupils will be housed in new cottages on the campus.
Northeast Ohio Weather Update
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon and tonight. Mild daytime high near 80. Tonight cooling to around 58. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler.
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Ohio
Fourth of July Picnic Baskets At Milton’s Credit Jewelers
Ad reads fitted picnic baskets on sale for regular 4.95 now 3.88 at Milton’s Credit Jewelers. Special price highlighted for a holiday outing with a focus on affordable countryside leisure gear.
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Milton’s Credit Jewelers
Army Fights Navy Rebels in Thailand to Free Premier
Siamese army forces captured rebel headquarters in Bangkok after a fierce battle that saw shells hit the U S Embassy with no American injuries. Troops seized the Chaophya river bridge and stormed the naval fortress held by rebels allied to the exiled premier Phibun Songgrams.
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Navy
Thailand
Washington
State Department
U. S
Bangkok
William T. Turner
Wallaires
Chaophya
Phibun Songgram
Phibun
Royal Navy
Air Force
Don Muang
United Airlines DC-6 Vanishes Over Mountains Heading East
A United Airlines DC-6 with 49 aboard disappeared over the mountains between Salt Lake City and Denver during good weather. Sightings and a large search by air and ground focused on an area east of Loveland, Colorado, with crews seeking the missing craft last reported near Cheyenne and Denver approaches.
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Denver
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
John Uhrich
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Uhrich
Francisco
New York
Omaha
Chicago
United
K. C. Morgan
San Francisco
Colorado State Patrol
United Employes
Here
Longmont
State Patrol
J. R. Appleby
Iran Warned Dont Harm British Subjects
Iran warned against harming British subjects in Persia as London demanded consequences for any such acts. The foreign ministry ordered all personnel to stay on high alert and in contact with Tehran, while ships and troops were positioned nearby to safeguard Britons and oil interests during the Iran crisis.
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Tehran
Iran
Foreign Ministry
London
Britain
Bagher Kazemi
Francis Shepherd
Persia
Foreign Office
Mauritius
Abadan
Tigris
Iraq
Cyprus
Suez Canal
Shipbuilding Co Guard Killed In River Fall
Clyde Kerr, 76, a guard at American Shipbuilding Co in Edgewater Vermilion, fell into the Black River while making rounds at 10 20 p m and died. Coast Guardsmen recovered the body about 20 minutes later. Autopsy to be performed by Coroner N A Tillman.
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Clyde Kerr
Edgewater Drive
Vermilion
American Shipbuilding Company
Black River
Kerr
Lorain
Coast Guard
Coast
N. A. Tillman
Panui Cleaver
Edward Fisher
Ohioans Aboard Plane Missing in Flight from Salt Lake City
CHICAGO The United Air Lines released a passenger list for a DC-6 missing en route from Salt Lake City to Denver. On board were Wright Field inspectors from Dayton Ohio including Joseph H. Britain Benjamin J. Pingel Francis E Wise George Piper I G Vann and Mr Beighley 6055 Marker Ww Youngstown Ohio.
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Chicago
United Air Lines Today
Salt Lake City
Denver
Mr. Beighley
Youngstown
Joseph H.britain
Benjamin J. Pingel
Francis E. Wise
George Piper
I. G. Vann
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Appraisal Firm to Begin Reappraisal Work Monday
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced Clemm Shaw Co of Cleveland holds a $58,000 contract to reappraise all county land this year. Work will start Monday in the southern part of the county using Court Room No. 2 for the proceedings.
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Frank Ar ¥Ies
Clemmshaw Co
Cleveland
Court Room No. 2
Ayres
Boy 12 Is Bitten Delivering Papers by Dog at Address
James Cummings aged 12 of 425 Oxford Avenue was bitten by a dog while delivering papers yesterday afternoon at the Peter Schneider residence 350 Kenyon Avenue according to a police report.
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James Cummings
Oxford Avenue
Peter Schneider
Kenyon Avenue
Pope Excommunicates Hungarian Authorities Over Arrest
Vatican City reports Pope Pius excommunicated all Hungarian authorities linked to the arrest and imprisonment of Archbishop Josef Groesz, signaling strong church state conflict.
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Vatican City
Pius
Josef Groesz
Missouri River Flood Forces Hundreds From Homes
Missouri River floods stretch across 800000 acres in Missouri and Kansas as the crest threatens levees in St. Charles County and towns from Kansas City to Topeka. Red Cross, Coast Guard, and Army engineers move families to shelters and salvage goods while utilities falter and highways flood.
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ST. Charles
Missouri
Kansas
St. Charles County
Red Cross
Coast
Manhattan
Topeka
Kenneth Wilke
South Bank
North Bank
Forbes Air Base
Bill To Continue Controls 31 Days Goes To Truman
President Truman faces signing a watered-down controls bill to extend the Defense Production Act by one month and ban any future price rollbacks. Congress approved the measure amid opposition, delaying a permanent act and delaying ceilings on prices, rents, wages, and credit.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
House
Pencil Wilson used at Paris peace conference bought by museum
Ohio State Museum acquired a mechanical pencil used by President Woodrow Wilson at the 1919 Paris peace conference. John O. Marsh, curator of history and librarian, announced the purchase yesterday.
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Columbus, O
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Ohio State Museum
John O. Marsh
Broadcasts of Ridgway Offer Unanswered
Nearly 100 UN radio stations broadcast Gen ridgways armistice proposal for cease fire talks on the Jutlandia in Wonsan harbor. No immediate response from North Korea or China as fighting continues along the front with light patrol actions reported.
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Wonsan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korean
U. N. Far East Command
Tokyo
United Nations
North Korea
Red China
Japan
Reds
Army Signal Corps
Voice of America
Ridgway
Jutlandia
Moscow
Peiping
United States
8Th Army
U.N
Pyongyang
Tcu
Haneda
Pusan
van Fleet
James A. van Fleet
New York
Republic of Korea
G.i.'s
Kumsong
County Sprays Roadside Weed Killer in Lorain County
Lorain County engineer Don Patterson says the county is spraying road sides with weed killer. He notes animal safety is shown, but human effects lack a verdict. The Lorain County Health Department tests the chemicals, and residents should avoid picking berries or plants along roads until results are released.
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Don Patterson
Lorain County
Patterson
Five or Six Die In Blast At British Arms Plant
London reports an explosion at a Royal Ordnance factory in Puriton near Bridgewater. The supply ministry said five or six people were killed and the blast shattered windows and ceilings, startling villagers who feared an atomic bomb.
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London
Supply Ministry
Royal Ordnance Factory
Puriton
Bridgewater
England
Marsh Guenin
Adv
Allies Propose 7-Point Korea Armistice Plan
The United States and 16 UN allies propose a seven point cease fire plan for Korea, including a 20 mile buffer, militarized zones, halt of war material shipments, prisoner exchange, and an international supervisory commission. A long term political settlement would follow later, with talks open to Chinese and North Korean negotiators.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
U.N
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
International Commission
U. N
38Th Parallel
Only One Bid For City Hall Remodeling Project
City council set a $5,000 limit for remodeling work and received a single bid from James and Bishop contractors totaling $4,482. The bid covered remodeling the police locker room changing the jail entrance and lowering the Water Department office ceiling. An extra $125 bid was offered to include work on the council chamber if approved.
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Ervice
D. W. Kothe
James and Bishop Contractors
Water Department
Doctor Receives Defense Department Certificate
Dr. Richard Mening, returning to Cho tate University College of Medicine this fall, has been awarded the Defense Department certificate of appreciation for chairing the armed forces medical power council. His resignation from the council takes effect today.
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Columbus, D
Richard Mening
College of Medicine
Chotate University
Defense Department
Armed Forces Medical Power Council
Council
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Easy Listings
A cheerful promotion urges readers to use the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to sell used furniture. It invites calling 4752 or 4753 to speak with courteous ad-takers who will help craft effective ads and streamline the listing process.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Elyria Schools
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Larry’s Drive
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