Marshall Tells Of Differences Between Chiefs And MacArthur
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall testified before the Senate that the free world is buying time in Korea while building up power to counter world Communism. He described basic differences with General MacArthur that led to his relief and cited no quarrel with Truman and the joint chiefs since the Korean war began.
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Washington
Defense
George C. Marshall
Senators
Korea
Marshall
Truman
Soint
MacArthur
Sir. Truman
Joint Chiefs
Luke MacArthur
Japan
China
Manchuria
Proposed St Peter's Catholic School and Convent
A campaign to raise 55000 dollars funds the St Peter's Catholic School and Convent on Center Ridge road near St. Peter's church in North Ridgeville. A Victory dinner set for May 14 closes the drive. Workers across three divisions meet at the parish hall to report progress with Judeon Diederich as honorary chairman and Henry Wagner as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge Road
St. Peter’s Church
North Ridgeville
Judeon Diederich
Henry Wagner
John Cummins
Jacob Barnes
Willam Barnes
James Berchak
Ervin Bislich
Urban Buescher
Edward Carley
Albert Diederich
Alvie Diederich
Eugene Dieder
James A. Diederich
T. E. Finegan
Sam Frabotta
William Frabotta
Adolph Frank
John Fritz
Alfred Gerhart
Joseph
Cornerstone Laying Highlighted at Syria Memorial Hospital
A Sunday ceremony at Syria Memorial Hospital featured Rt. Reissgr W L Newton pastor of St Marys Church. R F Vandemark introduced participants. Dr John W Cronin spoke on hospital growth. Huffman reviewed Elyria Memorial history and the new wing is planned for use by 1952 with remodeling in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. D. Huffman
Mr. Huffman
E. F. Allen
Syria Memorial Hospital
Sundy
Rt. Re
Isgr
W. L. Newton
St. Ary’s
R. F. Vandemark
Cairman
John W. Cronin
Ited
Elyria
J. Martin Kk
D. Huffman
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Cornerstone Ieying
Elyria Memorial
S—Gates
Huffman
Acti W.hich
E. F
Daddy) Allen
G. Russel Hargate
St. Andrew's Church
Vandemark
Carl I. Miller
Jewish Temple
Hospital
C. B. Smythe
J. A. Hewitt
Alex Altfeld
E. W. Bell
J. R. Dall
Allan Fritzsche
Jock Hannaford
J. B. Johnson
T. L. Moise
Ralph Murbach
M. O'Donnell
R. D. Perry
A. J. Plocher
D. O. Thomas
W. B. Timms
R. F. Vandemerk
R. A. Wentz
C. B. Cook
Weather forecast and local council ad in brief
Theastern Ohio forecast shows continued cool conditions with a high near 64 degrees. Tonight remains fair and cool with a low, then Tuesday looks fair and warmer for Edgar W Mullard of the Democratic Council, 2nd Ward.
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Ohio
Edgar W. Mullard
Demon Council
Adv
American Unionism Is Anti Proletarian
An editors note from Fortune and Russell Davenport argues American labor is not a strictly working class view and not proletarian. It praises militant American unions for wage gains yet warns their hostility to enterprise threatens the labor movement’s future while noting a potential path through capitalist reform. No 3 continued on Page 3.
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National Association of Manufacturers
George W. Brooks
F. of L
iToca
Signal at railroad depot damaged in suspected tampering
Police investigated a block signal at the New York Central depot after a tram halted at 7 pm when railroad workers found the signal damaged. The incident is believed to be malicious tampering. A local classified ad for fancy home grown roses follows.
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New York Central
Advance Gifts Kickoff Dinner to Feature Cameron Ralston
Cameron Ralston, Scottish humorist and essayist, will headline the Advance Gifts Kickoff Dinner Thursday May 10 at the Elks ballroom. W C A Building Fund chair Howard C Gollmar and Mrs Scott Gillmore announce his acceptance to speak on The Five Plagues of Democracy. Ralston, born in Scotland and raised in Paisley, will address campaign workers and guests as the solicitation for corporate and executive pledges begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Ralston
Advance Gifts
Elks
W.C.A. Building Fund
Howard C. Gollmar
Scott Gillmore
Ralston
Kerman
Scotland
Paxy
Seniiland
United States
Only One Bid On Boilers For County Home
The T. O. Murphy Co of Oberlin filed the sole bid for boiler work at the county home. It proposed 316,870 to replace one boiler with automatic heating equipment and 11,900 for boiler repair. An additional 2,180 bid covered repair of another boiler and 650 for a new water heater. The firm also offered a $100 trade-in credit for the current stoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Conty Home
J. E. Meyer
Predict Very Light Vote Tomorrow In Lorain County
Lorain County election officials forecast a light primary turnout with only Lorain showing heavy interest. Elyria Amherst Well ington and Wellington vote from 7 30 a m to 7 30 p m local time amid one party contests and absent Democrats in some precincts. Columbia Township also votes on a $58 000 school bond issue while Lorain sees contests for major nominations in both parties.
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Lorain County
Elymia
Wellington
Amherst
Lorein
Somorrow
Lorain
Aviwerst
Igmortor
Columbia Township
Schies! District Board of Education
Elyria
Death summons well known Lorain fruit grower Edwin C. Cotton
Edwin C. Cotton 76 of 2296 Lake Avenue a noted Lorain County fruit grower died at 1 25 p m Saturday in Elyria Memorial Hospital after illness begun in St Petersburg Florida on Good Friday He was born December 19 1874 in Amherst Township Ohio State University graduate Phi Beta Kappa 1905 He helped found the County Farm Bureau 1916 and the Co Op 1933 later serving as director and treasurer He worked eight years in entomology research at the University of Tennessee and eight years as chief of the Bureau of Pine Industry Ohio State Department of Agriculture Surviving are his wife Elizabeth K Cotter a sister Daisy Hampton and brothers George W and Norman Cotton Funeral arrangements set with services Tuesday at 2 p m from Sudro Curtis funeral home burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Edwin C. Cotton
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cotton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Amherst Township
Loram Countty
Ohio State University
County Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Cotton
University of Tennessee Land
Ohio State
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Fiia
Ridgeville
Elsha Township
First Methodist Church
Late Horticultural Society
Miemory Tree Grange
Euzabeth K Cotter
Daisy Hampton
Tolenc
Tos
George W Cotton
Orman Cotton
Soth
Elyria Township
John Cotton
George W. Coton Jr
Sudro-Curtis
James H Sivard
Elmwood
New 3 Million Silica Refractories Plant Planned
General Refractories Co. announced plans to build a 3,000,000 silica refractories manufacturing plant on a 29 acre tract near Warren, Pennsylvania, signaling expansion at the firm.
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Philadelphia — General Refractories Co
Warren, Co
Small US security force lands in Iceland under treaty
A small detachment of American security troops landed in Iceland at the country's request to defend the island under NATO arrangements. The unit, under Brig. Gen. Edward J. McGaw, will operate with facilities provided by Iceland which retains the right to limit troop numbers.
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Washington
Iceland
State Department
Edward J. McGaw
Keland
Arctic Circle
North Atlantic
United States
U. S
Four People Bitten by Dogs in Separate Incidents
Over the weekend four individuals were reported bitten by dogs. Patricia Creran of Lorain was bitten at 108 Spruce Street by Emmett Gaskalia’s dog. George Fitzpatrick of 321 47th Street was bitten on the shoe and leg by a Great Dane owned by Georgia Abroox near Overlin Road. Walter Sro-wiska, 139 Oak Street, was bitten on the left hand by a dog owned by Raymore Fxscrs on 23 Ozx Street. Lena Wemsten, 32 Lodi Street, was bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by Joseph Riccard.
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Patricia Crran
Lorain
Shme
H J. Smith
Spruce Street
Emmett Gaskalia
Dence
George Fitzpatrick
47Th Street
Georgia
Tne
Abcokires Farduare
Overlin Road
Fitzpatrick
Walter Srwierska
Oak Street
Raymore
Ozx
Lena Wemsten
Lodi Street
Joseph Riccard, Sre
Pol.ce
Reds Retreat Across Korean Front as UN Forces Press
UN forces attack at both ends of the 109 mile front. South Korean infantry drive toward Seoul behind a tank spearhead while tough fighting continues around Inje and Uijongbu. Western front bombing targets Pyongyang as 33 jets strike. The North reportedly plans withdrawal to regroup further north.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Chunchon
Seoul
8Th
Korea
U. S
Uijongbu
Razorback
Inje
38Th Parallel
8Th Army
Raulway Yards
Pyongyang
Sunchon
Prongyang
Red Cross Annual Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
Elyria Chapter of the Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church 230 Third street. Mrs William E Stevenson Oberlin will speak on Red Cross work in World War II. Special honors will go to volunteers and course participants. The business session includes board elections and a social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin
Red Cross
Elyria
Amera- FT
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
230
Third Street
D. m
Board of Directors
Britain restricts shipments to Red China but limits trade
Britain bans goods aiding Chinese military efforts while not imposing a full embargo. Sir Hartley Shawcross, head of the Board of Trade, rejects General MacArthur's claim and outlines the ban covering military gear, aircraft, vehicles, rubber, zinc alloys, and machine tools.
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London
Britain
China
Mina
Pee
Hartier Shawcross
Board of Trade
Shawcross
Dougas MacArthur
Deer Struck by Vehicle Reported Near West of Estate
Robert Pratt of Oberin reported a deer apparently hit by traffic around 20 miles west of a state location. The police or department collected the carcass and took it to the Overiin Children’s home for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pratt
Oberin
Rg Department
Teres Mes
Estaatoéaiom
Caidren
Boy Shot in Chest At City Hospital
David Steff, 15, in fair condition after being shot in the chest while walking past a target as James Simms, 18, fired a 22 caliber rifle. Police report details unclear. investigation ongoing. Resar's Florist ad segment appears in the same clipping.
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East
Liverpool
David Steff
City Hospital
James Simms
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