Ridgway Foresees New UN Tactics In Korea Front
Tokyo reports United Nations forces advance on the central Korean front with limited resistance. General Ridgway visits the line and predicts renewed Communist attacks will be met with tougher UN responses, including new tactics to surprise the Reds. A single wounded Chinese soldier is the only enemy sighted.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Tthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
United Press
Richard Applegate
Shoplifting Arrest Near Mid Street Crews Report
Patrolman Russell ne and Officer Payne observed a man with a Cleveland license near Second Street as three women exited a vehicle near Mid. The group walked toward a shop while one woman hid two pairs of socks under her skirt. Clothesmen Edward Stank and Corwin Burrer stopped the suspects as they left the shop. a pursuit and civilian help followed. Continued on Page 2.
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Orcycle
Russell
Reed
Clevelers
Atrolman Payne
Cleveland
Second Street
Mid
Wom
Georgia Huntingtons
Middie
Third
Edward Stank
Corwin Burrer
Yne
County Board weighs closure of two Amherst Township schools
A counter petition campaign and advisement at the county office stalled plans to close Middle and South Ridge schools in Amherst Township. The board extended operations for one year, kept local staff at prior salaries, and approved changes to textbooks and driving staff including Frank Crawford as sub-bus driver.
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In County Board of Education
Middle E
South Ridge
Amnn Township
Amherst
C. A
A. T. Smith
Bessie Douglas
Ann Dobrin
Ir Yarian
Ines
Frank Crawford
Penfield
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Patchy Cloudiness
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio shows a cool, cloudy afternoon with a high near 63 degrees. Tonight remains cool around 42 with partial clearing and a fair Saturday with similar temperatures. A warming trend begins Sunday afternoon but cooler by Wednesday with possible showers and rainfall one quarter to half an inch.
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Ohio
Plan To Build New School At Ridgeville
A campaign dinner at St. Peters Catholic church hall launches fundraising for a new elementary school and convent for St. Peters parish in Ridgeville township. The drive aims 335000 and runs through May 14 with weekly evening meetings 8 45. Committee heads include Henry Wagner general chairman John Cummins co chairman and Audeon Diederich honorary chairman with three divisions led by Orrie Traut Albert Diedferich and Sam Guinta.
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the Hell
Henry Wagner
John Cummins
Cochairman
Ohio Edison Honors 82 Employees in First Annual Dinner
Ohio Edison celebrates 82 Elyria division workers with 25 years plus service and pins for 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 and 40 years. J B Johnson Elyria division manager presented watches to 26 workers and one retiree at a Country Club dinner marking the start of a new employee recognition program.
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Elyria Division
Ohio Edison Company
J. B. Johnson
Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Ohio Edison
Edison
Preston F. Hogle
John B. Johnson
Fred T.brunger
Darrell T. Johnson
Stanley J. Joviak
Carl B. Lu
Charles Redman
George A. Robson, Jr
George C. Rubenson
Robert C. Snyder
Egan J. Strom
Ralph E. Terrell
Albert J. Basso
Vincent Battle
Jessie W. Beard
Cornelius J. Borer
Richard H. Kaéer
Elizabeth L. Krapp
Ror J. Leslie
Clovis S. McIntyre
Kenneth D. Mitchell
William H. Nottke
Warne A. Patchen
Glenard L. Pierson
Waldo A. Sayles
Everett T. Schrock
Charles O. Sloane
Joseph H. Brown
John Nielsen
Richard M. Notley
Clarence E. Phillips
Emanuel E. Rhoades
Theodore F. Struck
Caryl H. Wood
Robert L. DuCoty
Myron T. Ensign
Richard M. Caibe
John A. Jancar
Leslie K. King
Carl H. Leslie
Ford E. Myers
William B. Stuntz
Robert J. Valassis
Clarence G. Wilford
John A. Beursken
Wilfrid Bowdler
Alice M. Carter
Jeanette M. Castor
Maynard H. Frey
Edward F. Gawron
Wilbur Gibbons
Robert J. Hazelton
Lois B. Hyland
George E. Jackson
Robert E. Jordan
John S. Knowles
Asa M. Mallory
Clarence E. Malone
Edward L. Niemtec
Lester L. Page
Michael J. Pinter
Charles A. Prieur
Willard E. Redman
Harvey A. Rogers
David L. Smith
Registration At Catholic High School Tomorrow
A registration for all students entering the freshman class next fall at the Elyria District Catholic High School will be held tomorrow from 1 30 to 3 p m at 725 Gulf Road. Students who have not yet registered but plan to attend are urged to enroll then.
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Elyria District Catholic High School
Gulf Road
Release Program For Reservists Announced
Washington U S officials outlined timing for releases of reservists recalled since Korea. Marines begin releases in June prioritizing World War II veterans and certain non veterans while second lieutenants stay 21 months. Army releases start in September with conditions for enlisted reservists and those in inactive status. Navy releases begin in July with initial 1 000 monthly, rising to 6 000 by October and officers kept at 21 months. Air Force relief options include 12 to 21 months for different ranks and guard members may release after 21 months or end of enlistment plus one year.
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Washington
Defense Department
Overson Brooks
House
Armed Services
Korea
Army
National Guard
Active Reserve
Navy
Air Force
Air National Guard
Organized Reserve
American Capitalism 1951 Style Changes Its Character
An essay excerpt argues that American capitalism has transformed from the 19th century stereotype of greed to a collaborative, modern system. It contrasts old views with a new midcentury reality, noting that transformation outpaces historians and many business leaders’ awareness.
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Karl Marx
Andrei Vishinsky
Playgrounds Open June 25 for Eight Weeks in Elyria
The Elyria Recreation Board set June 25 to August 24 as the eight week summer playground period. Clifford Y. Stubblefield will lead the program as director with duties at Lexington Avenue Field. He replaces Harold W. Block who will be at Western Reserve University for six weeks. Biocx remains program director and several staff including Stephen Baker Richard Gibbons Carl Woodin and Fred Smith were reappointed to their prior roles.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Recreation Board
Clifford Y. Stubblefield
Tubblefield
Toledo
Will Flin
Harold W. Block
Western Reserve University
Biocx
Asst
Lexington Avenue Field
Stephen Bake
Richard Gibbons
Carl Woodin
Fred Smith
Accident victim transferred to Army hospital
Pvt Paul Olah Jr one of three boys injured near Ashland on Sunday morning while returning home from Ft Knox has been moved from Ashland Hospital to the Army hospital in Dayton His condition is improved and he asks for mail at Pvt Paul Olah Jr U S 52080329 Wright Patterson Station Hospital Dayton Ohio
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Paul Olah, Jr
Ashland
Ft. Knox
Army Hospital
Dayton
Paul Olah
Beebecourt
Olah
Paul Olah Jr
U. S
Wright Patterson Station Hospital
Workers Return At Oak Ridge Project
AFL construction workers end a three day strike at the K-31 gaseous diffusion plant in Oak Ridge Tennessee. About 90 percent of the 3200 day shift workers returned after job stewards voted to end the stoppage.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Maxon Construction
Army Seeks 20000 Draftees in June Call
Washington reports the army asks Selective Service to provide 20000 draftees in June raising total draftees since the Korean War to 550000. The navy air force and marines will not take draftees in June and none have so far. June call is the smallest in the current program following April and May approvals of 20000 each.
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Washington
Army
Selective Service
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Renew O'Dwyer Ouster Demands Shake Senate
Senate Republicans pressed for the removal of Ambassador William O'Dwyer amid calls tied to a Senate crime committee report alleging his role in crime growth in New York. President Truman reiterated continued confidence in O'Dwyer during a recent news conference.
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Washington
Senate
William O'Dwyer
Truman
New York
Kenneth S. Wherry
Wherry
Senate Crime Committee
O'Dwyer
O’dwyer
Ir. Truman
White House
Capitol Hill
Mexico
Bogus Money Discovered Here In Elyria
A counterfeit $5 Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Note was found yesterday by Russell Allen manager of S S Kresge Co. It was the second fake in two days after a $10 note bearing the Dallas Fed name appeared Wednesday. Merchants alerted by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division.
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Elyria
Russell Allen
S. S. Kresge Company
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Merchants
Special Gifts Leaders In Y Campaign Meet
Thirty six volunteers from the special gifts division met in the W C A barn with co chairmen Edward C Carlson and Mrs Harry A Shives. The group includes physicians attorneys and other professionals among the 238 prospects selected for appointments. Members listed include Frank Battin Farl W Bell M H Crowder J R Dall J E Dilgren M F Fey N M Fitch C A Glass L D Huffman Mrs Fred Jones Mrs George Johnson Ralph Murbach Carl H Niemeyer H H Nye Mrs R D Oldfield Alvin J Plocher Karl W Plocher Mrs Karl W Plocher M A Podley R G Rockwood Denis J Ryan Jr Norris Ryder Otto B Schoepfie S G Shaw Robert Smith Ralph W Standen Wesley Suler Earl H Tompkins R S Wilson Robert Wirth
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Special ‘Gifts Division
W.C.A
Edward C. Carlson
Harry A. Shives
Special Gifts Division
Frank Battin
Farl W. Bell
M. H. Crowder
J. R. Dal
R. G. Rockwood
Denis J. Ryan, Jr
Norris Ryder
Otto B. Schoepfie
S G. Shaw
Robert Smith
Ralph W. Standen
Wesley iSuler
Earl H. Tompkins
R. S. Wilson
Robert Wirth
Teams Division Is Completed For Y Campaign
Group chairmen of the YWCA building fund drive met Thursday at campaign headquarters to organize the teams division. Five sections will be led by section chairmen with eight group chairmen each and ten solicitors per group. aim is nearly five hundred active members. May 11 is the deadline for final organization.
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Ywca Building Fund
Fred Lohnes
Clarence Steller
Lo | Tain County Bank
Carl Russert
C. L. McDowell
Jeanette Siber
Richard Gollmar
A. T. Sibler
Driver Involved In Fatal Crash Pleads Guilty
Richard Kurant of Lorain pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the March 9 traffic death of Margaret McCullough a Clearview High School student. Before Judge John Pincura he asked for probation as the court suspended his license pending probation determination after the Elyria to McCullough home crash on Lake Avenue.
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Richard Kurant
Lorain
iMargaret McCullough
Clearview
John Pincura
Kurant
Miss MicCullough
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Flowering Crab Trees Bloom At Cascade Park This Spring
Park Superintendent John Madhock reports Japanese flowering crab trees are in full bloom at Cascade Park. A sea of pink blossoms attracts hundreds each spring at the park entrance off West River Street, drawing visitors to enjoy the restored beauty.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
West River I Street
Machock
MacArthur says Korea war limits exist on air strikes
Senator Knowland disclosed that restrictions were placed on Gen Douglas MacArthur's air power within Korea during the Korean War. MacArthur said he was told not to bomb within five miles of the North Korean frontier until he protested and was allowed to bomb bridges across the Yalu after countermanded orders from Washington.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Military Chiefs of Staff
Korea
William F. Knowland
Cal
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
MacArthur
Knowland
Manchuria
Richard B. Russell
Adm
Arthur C. Davis
Russell
Defense Department
Yalu
Retired Letter Carriers Honored in Elyria Banquet
Ellis C. Higgins and Earl C. Cook, long service postal workers, were honored at a banquet by Elyria Letter Carriers Branch 196. The event at the Junior Chamber hall drew about 40 members. Higgins retired May 1 after 28 years, Cook retired December 20, 1950 after 30 years.
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Ellis C. Higgins
Earl C. Cook
Elyria
N.A.L.A
Chamber of Commerce
Karwood Street
Higgins
Cook
Clair Riley
J. P. Gibbdors
Nick Smith
William Kirby
Harol Olmstead
Ito Strempel
Willamrie
County approves 40 miles of roads resurfacing plan
County commissioners approved a road improvement program by County Engineer Donald E. Patterson listing 40 miles for resurfacing at an estimated 126,640 dollars. Bids will be opened May 22. The contract includes spot oiling of unimproved roads in front of residences. The year’s program is about 45,000 dollars under last year due to funding limits.
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Donald E. Patterson
Yank Killed By Soviet Soldiers in Vienna Shootout
In Vienna two Soviet soldiers fatally wounded U S Army MP Cpl Paul J Gresen of New York during a patrol near Graben and St Peters Church. Cpl Jack Morgan of Keokuk Ia returned fire. an Austrian civilian was wounded. U S and Soviet authorities discussed a joint probe.
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Vienna
Austria
Paul J. Gresen
New York City
Gresen
U. S
Walter Donnely
Donnelly
Cpl
Jack Morgan
Keokuk
Morgan
Graben
St. Peters Church
Casino Oriental
College Draft Deferment Tests Deadline Set
The Office Of Draft Board will be open to noon tomorrow May 15 for applications by college students seeking deferment through the College Qualification Tests. Only postmarked requests by March 15 are accepted. Hershey says the deadline helps testing authorities at Princeton process applications before testing begins. Elyria board has 52 local applicants and 207 transfer applications distributed. The office will stay open until noon tomorrow for additional requests.
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National Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Princeton University
Elyria
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Tidgway
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Ridgeville
Catholic High School
Special Gifts
A. H. West
Arthur H. Waters
Leo R. Meyer
Glenn L. Pierson
Carl F. Russert
Charles J. Snoble
America
Nein, Master
Wall Street
Russe W. Davenport
Prentice-Hall
Ar. Davenport
Wendell Willkie
Oak Ridge Project
Bulletin
Office of Draft Board
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