Ike Seen Returning to U S May for Presidential Bid
Reliable sources say General Dwight D. Eisenhower may return to the United States between mid May and June 1 to pursue the Republican nomination. He would resign as supreme commander of the North Atlantic Treaty forces, with notice likely given ahead of the return to ensure a successor is chosen. President Truman said Ike is free to decide when to come home.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisen
U.S
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Truman
Elyria Speaker Second in League Extemporaneous Meet
Elyria High's Wayne Wise finished second in the first round of a triple meet at Case Institute of Technology. Euclid High's Roger Poe won, with Lorain's David Sutton third. Final composite scoring will decide the annual winner.
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Wayne Wise
Elyria High
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Wise
Euclid High
Roger Poe
David Sutton
Lorain
Case Speech
Euclid, C
Kiwanis Club
Euclid
Cleveland Heights
Marilynn Nicholas
Winifred Emory
Alice Stofer
Taft Plans to Remove Name From New Jersey Ballot
Taft said he will remove his name from the New Jersey primary ballot after determining the proper procedure. He cited a telegram from Secretary of State Lloyd B Marsh as ambiguous while Marsh had stated New Jersey could remove the name in about ten minutes.
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Tomahawk
Wis
Robert Taft
New Jersey
Lloyd B. Marsh
Marsh
New York
Taft
Ohio
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio and Carey’s Villa show
Weather outlook says cloudy skies with occasional rain and cooler temperatures. Five day view predicts 3 to 6 degrees below normal, possible rain tonight and Saturday, then rain or snow early next week with total precipitation around three quarters to one inch. Carey’s Villa advertises Paul Faye nightly on piano with vocals between Lorain and Elyria.
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Ohio
Carey
Paul Faye
Rte
Lorain
Elyria
Fear 10 Die In Crash Of Navy Plane
A four engine Navy P-4 2 patrol bomber crashed into Corpus Christi Bay shortly after takeoff from Corpus Christi Naval Air Station. All 10 aboard are reported dead with the hull found submerged and a parachute visible from the wreckage. The crew included four officers two cadets and four enlisted men on a training mission to Alameda California.
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Corpus Christi Bay
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
B. W. Brender
Alameda
Calif
Treasury Posts Biggest Day Collecting 1.772 Billion in Taxes
Washington reports the U S Treasury recorded its largest single day haul last Tuesday with 1.772 billion dollars in taxes after the filing deadline for individuals and most corporations in 1951 income tax returns.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
the Treasury
Jockey Fatally Hurt In Gulfstream Park Race
Jockey Richard A. Thompson died from injuries after falling from his mount during a Gulfstream Park race and being trampled by another horse in Miami Beach Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Richard A. Thompson
Gulfstream Park
Reds press for release of all listed POWs in Korea talks
At Panmunjom, truce negotiators urged releasing all listed prisoners without squabbling. The plan would free 11 559 Allied and 132 474 Red POWs named in exchanges, effectively writing off about 53 000 Allied troops missing in Red captivity and 44 000 unreported Communist prisoners. Allied reps rejected the proposal as nothing new. Separately, Sabre jet pilots reported sighting new Type 15 Communist jets in MIG Alley. five MiG-15s were shot down and several damaged while the ground war remained quiet on the western front.
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Korea
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Howevver
Andrew J. Kinney
Sequl
Mig Alley
Lesterdaly
Ely- Tia High School Grads Reunite in Honolulu
Two 1951 graduates Le Roy Bellottie and Douglas Burgett met at Schofield Barracks in Honolulu where both were stationed for Army basic training. Bellottie, from 641 West Broad Street, enlisted December 29 1951 and Burgett from 421 Elm Street enlisted January 28. Bellottie previously worked as an apprentice pattern maker at the American Brake Shoe plant.
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Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
LeRoy Bellottie
Lucinda Fennick
West Broad Street
Douglas Burgett
Marjorie Burgett
Elm Street
Bellottie
Army
Fort Meade
Hawaiian Infantry Training Center
Burgett
Hawaiian Center
Trains Collide at Triagem Station Injuring Thirty-Eight
In Rio de Janeiro two crowded commuter trains collided at Triagem station injuring 38 people. Rescue crews rushed to the suburban hub as passengers endured chaos and delays at the moment of impact.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Triagem
Last Day To Register For Lorain Primaries March 26
Voters in Lorain County must register by March 26 to vote in the May 6 primaries. The Board of Elections will stay open late on March 24 25 until 6 30 pm and on March 26 until 9 pm at Elyria and Lorain offices to assist registrants.
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Ohio
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Third Street
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Lorain
Seven Take Test For Police Job In Elyria
Seven men took the civil service exam for Elyria Police appointments. Four will be chosen, with top six eligible if they pass. Appointments depend on a physical exam and a vacancy will be filled immediately by one officer. Three more start April 15 under an ordinance expansion.
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Elyria Police Department
George Robson
Civil Service Commission
Safety Service
Kothe
UN Health Group Aid Offered To Reds
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie offered Communist China access to World Health Organization help for North Korea. The UN Disarmament Commission met for the third day seeking Russia's Malik stance on allowing a Red Cross probe into accusations that epidemics in North Korea and China were caused by American germ warfare.
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North Korea
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UN Disarmament Commission
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
Red Cross
Vatican Governor Serafini Dies at 87 of Heart Attack
Marquis Ca millo Serafini, 87, longtime governor of Vatican City since its founding under the Lateran Accords of 1929, died at his home today from a heart attack.
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Vatican City
Camillo Serafini
Snowbound West and Great Plains Hit by Record Storm
The West endures the worst winter snow in six decades with 1,500 marooned and major highways blocked amid fresh dumps in Colorado Wyoming and the Sierra Nevada. Denver bus service halted. Nevada seeks federal disaster aid as Dakota blizzards bite. Spring arrives further east with 69 degree Pittsburgh highs and Brooklyn crocuses.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
Nevada
Charles Russell
Truman
California
Sierra
Dakotas
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South Dakota
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Central Park
Board of Education to Hear Transfer Petitions Tuesday
Lorain County Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. in the county school offices to consider petitions transferring district territories to exempted villages and other counties. A time schedule allocates 8:00 Brighton, 8:15 Amherst township, 8:30 two Firelands to Vermilion petitions, 8:45 Penfield, and 9:30 Rochester through 10:15 p.m. The action, required by state law before April 1, stems from county high school consolidation efforts and delayed due to vacation absences.
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Brighton
Amherst Township
Firelands
Vermilion
Penfield
Rochester
Parkdown Still In Effect Amid Protest Claims
Pat Laird Bruner, business agent for the United Truckers Association, discounts State Police reports that the parkdown protesting Pennsylvania’s weight limit law was breaking up. He says it’s still in effect and will stay, and he denies the group caused violence in the Uniontown district.
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Pat Laird Bruner
United Truckers Association
Pennsylvania
Bruner
Somerset
Uniontown
Anthrax Outbreak Kills Two Cattle in Ohio
Ohio state veterinarian Harry G. Geyer reported an anthrax outbreak spreading to cattle with two cows dead in Clermont and Madison Counties. Earlier the disease had confined to swine, killing about 160 pigs across 24 counties.
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Columbus
Harry G Geyer
Geyer
Clermont
Madison
Fire damages Toledo plant at Tuschman Steel Co
A blaze at the Tuschman Steel Co plant near Rte 57 between Lorain and Elyria caused about $50,000 in damage. The fire started yesterday from friction in a 500 ton press and steel baler, forcing a 90 day closure of the plant.
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Toledo
Tuschman Steel Co
Two Nine Year Old Boys Hurt In Auto Accidents
Two nine year old boys suffered injuries in separate traffic incidents in the Ridgeville Avon area yesterday afternoon. Louis Jensen of Avon Center Road was critically injured when struck by a car driven by 17 year old Eugene Kasper. Dennis Landfried of Broad Boulevard Ridgeville sustained minor injuries after being struck by Henry Hausmann.
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Louis Jensen
Avon Center Road
Avon
Dennis Landfried
Broad Blvd
Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Csr
Jensen
Eugene Kasper
Henry Hausmann
83Rd Street
Cleveland
Hausmann
Joseph Kaczymarek
Exesville
Mich
Maurice Sturtevant
Sturtevant
Route 101
Route 301
Japan Peace Pact Sets Stage for Diplomatic Ties
Washington reports the Japanese Peace Treaty will take effect by mid-April, enabling the United States to establish diplomatic relations with Japan for the first time since Pearl Harbor. Senate approval came 66 to 10, with ratification expected next week, and independence depends on six of eleven occupation-policymaking nations signing off within about three weeks. Robert D Murphy slated as ambassador to Japan as occupation ends.
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Annual Banquet Of Community Welfare League On March 25
The Community Welfare League holds its annual banquet at the Second Baptist Church on West 16th Street Tuesday March 25 at 6 30 pm. The speaker is Mrs Helen Mulholland from Helsinki and the cabinet of Urho Kekkonen and the secretary Elyria W resigned today after failure to settle price control problems path for Peace.
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Second Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
Helsinki
Finland
Helen Mulholland
Urho Kekkonen
Elyria
Rescue Team Pleads To Reach Marooned Dogs On 7150 Foot Peak
A seven man group from the University of Washington Mountaineering Club climbs a storm swept 7150 foot mountain to reach three hunting dogs stranded on a narrow ledge after chasing a cougar. Snow blocks attempts and food drops due to dangerous downdrafts. Cleo Riddell, owner, awaits with a vet.
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Darrington
Wash
Here
University of Washington Mountaineering Club
Don Wilde
Wilde
Union Steelworkers Postpone Strike Unprecedented Wage Deal Touted
The CIO United Steelworkers halted a nationwide strike until April 8, while weighing a 17 percent pay increase and union shop recommended by the Ware Stabilization Board. The wage policy committee endorsed the board’s terms after 2 am EST but warned a strike could occur if no agreement with industry by the deadline. The Capehart price formula looms, with industry seeking about 9 dollars per ton but prepared to settle nearer 4 to 5. The talks shift pressure to industry as President Truman considers steel prices.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Washington
David McDonald
United Steel Workers
James Thimmel
USW
Wage Stabilization Board
WBS
CIO United Steelworkers
Ware Stabilization Board
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Key West
Fla
Truman
Steelworkers Union
Office of Price Stabilization
Capehart
Wilson
Aged Woman Severely Burned In Wellington Kitchen Accident
Mrs William Greetham, 78, of 142 DeWolf Street, Wellington, slipped while carrying hot broth Thursday afternoon and burned her left arm and abdomen. She was hospitalized at Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin.
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Wellington
William Greetham
DeWolf Street
Greetham
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Eggs at six year low hit 61 cents a dozen
New York reports eggs including large grade A sold for 61 cents a dozen yesterday, marking a six year low, while butter fell two cents to 85 cents a pound according to the Department of Markets.
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New York
Department of Markets
Fire Routs 19 In East Side Apartment Blaze
Fire heavily damaged an east side apartment building, forcing 19 people from their homes. No injuries reported. damage pegged at 26000 dollars. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Cleveland
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