Reds Readied For Second Korean Offensive On All Fronts
Allied commands warned the Reds could renew the spring offensive within 72 hours. Front dispatches said the enemy built up 500 000 men for a major strike against the 8th Army as UN forces prepared behind barbed wire and minefields along a 106 mile front. US fighter jets sparred with MiG-15s near Sinuiju and Flown fighters reported no losses while the raid continued.
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Korea
38Th Parallel
8Th Army
Alles
GN Hne
Seoul
U. S
Uijonzhu
Chunchon
TF. S
Yugil
Inje
Yanggrang
Yangyang Treops
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Manchuria
Protests Rise Over Elyria Telephone Rate Increase
Rural residents circulate petitions against the Elyria rephone Company rate base and base charges. County officials report widespread complaints of higher bills, with increases from 3 to 30 or more dollars monthly. Public hearings and filings with the Public Utilities Commission and County Prosecutor are under way.
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Elyria Rephone Company
Ounty
J. Norman Pfipsen
Lauscheitessary
Iso
Publicities Commission
Paul Mikus
Ompson
Missioners’ Office
Thompson
Parish drive aims to fund St Peter’s parish and convent
Ridgeville and nearby natives attended a gathering last evening to push funds for a new St Peter's parish and convent. The report says about 5610 in pledges were raised and optimism grew that at least 550,000 was collected this past week to complete the building fund. Pastor Francis Brucker noted borrowings at low rates to be paid off in time. Dr Jacob Y Salzman died yesterday in Newark after a six week illness. he was a Mansfield graduate of the University of Pennsylvania who moved there two years ago.
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Ridgeville
Amd
St Peter's
Francis Brucker
Jacob Y. Salz
Newark
Uni- Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Northeastern Ohio Warms Up With Pleasant Heights
The forecast calls for a warmer day in northeastern Ohio with a high around 65. Tonight will cool to near 38 as a partly cooler Sunday arrives.
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Ohio
Black River High and Rising Warns to Stay Away
Perks superintendent John Madhock says Black River is ten feet above normal and still rising. He urges all persons to stay away from the river due to dangerous conditions.
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Black River
Perks
John Madhock
Seek Support Of Businessmen For Stricter Controls
In HOT SPRINGS Virginia top government officials urged business leaders to back broader and longer measures under the Defense Production Act. The Commerce Department advisory council heard promises of careful studies on exit strategies and a smooth return to peacetime operations after the current emergency ends.
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Hot Springs
Michael V. di Salle
Eric A. Johnster
Cyrus S. Ching
Commerce Departments Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
Agriculture
Charles Sewier
Council
Sawrer
Fight Plan To Lift Liquor Permit Freeze in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate approves a bill to end the liquor permit issuance freeze and sends it to the House. Governor Lausche warns 4000 new permits would strain enforcement and fears rise of over-supply in many communities. Temperance groups pledge to lobby against the measure. a veto is anticipated if the House passes it.
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Ohio Women’s Christian Tmperance Union
WCTU
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Temperance Committee
House
State Liquor Department
Speedy Contempt Trials Sought for Three Racket Figures
U S District Attorney seeks rapid trials for Joe Di Carlo of Youngstown James Licavoli of Cleveland and Joe Aiuppa of Chicago indicted on 31 counts of contempt for refusing Kefauver committee questions District Attorney Don C Miller asked Federal Court to clear the way with briefs from his aide John J Kane Jr addressing legal obstacles raised by defense counsel
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Cleveland
U. S. District Attorney's Office
Kefauver Crime Committee
U. S
Don C. Miller
Joe di Carlo
Youngstown
James Licavoli
Joe Aiuppa
Chicago
Miller
John J. Kane, Jr
Three Injured in Local Traffic Mishaps
Three persons reported injured in separate traffic accidents last night. Richard Schmidt and Robert Far suffered injuries on Route 57 near Route 16 after their vehicles collided around 3:15 a.m. in Elyria area. Julius Schobel received deep facial lacerations when his car left Roche 57 north of here, sideswiping a tree. Other crashes damaged shrubbery and vehicles on Route 20 Route 1 and local streets, with victims treated at local hospitals.
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Richard Schmidt
Novak Road
R. D. Grafton
Robert J. Far
Fairview Park
Fay
Route 10
Schmid
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Julius Schobel
West
Istreet
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roche
al Turon
R.D . Stang Road
George Haw Hans
Cleveland
Rober Brooks
R. D. Oberlin
Brooks
Steve i Lackas
Ruinos
Hawkins
Tackeacs
James Howare
Richard Herman
Lodi Street
Frank Goodittsburgh
Oberlin Road
South Maple Street
William Mehkle
West Salem
Middie Avenue
Second Street
Don Johnson
Durlee Road
Edward Klinek
Dorothy Valerius
West River Street
Depot Street
Ohio State to award 2200 degrees at June commencement
Ohio State University will grant degrees to 2200 undergraduates at the 74th annual convocation on Friday June 8. The ceremonies will take place in Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Stadium
Agreement To End Israel Syria Fight Reported
TEL AVIV Israeli spokesman announced a draft agreement to end hostilities along the border after a Sino Israeli armistice meeting with UN officials at the Daughters of Jacob Bridge The draft requires acceptance by both sides of UN security council cease fire and a demilitarized zone free of military forces Syrian delegation requested a delay before signing to allow talks in Damascus and with Belgian Col Bennet De Ridder serving as acting UN chief on Pt OZ stair.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Mosnac Perlman
Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations
Dra
Perlmen
Nad
Delav
Damascus
Bennet de Ridder
Ptoz Stair American Coil
Samuel Taxis
Jacob Tidge
Wage Board To Open Cleveland Office In June
The Wage Stabilization Board will open a Cleveland regional office in June to rule on wage increases for Ohio Michigan and Kentucky. William H. Vendervoor, regional director of Administrative Management for the WSB in Washington, says the new board will include labor management and public representatives appointed by the Washington office. Requests for wage info continue at the wage and hour and public contract division of the Department of Labor, while the Cleveland office will decide on increases beyond issued orders and assist with formulating cases for board hearings.
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Cleveland
Wage Stabilization Board
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Wiliam H. Vendervoor
WSB
Washington
van Doard
Ta Simer
OF Labor Re
So You Want To Adopt A Baby Series Begins
The United Feature Syndicate prepared a six article series on adoption demand and waiting lists. Ruth Carson, a noted women’s magazine writer, authored the piece to appear in the Chronicle Telegram starting Monday.
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United Feature Syndicate
Ruth Carson
Chronicle-Telegram
New Atomic Weapons Seen In Eninwetok Tests
Washington reports speculated that three new U S atomic weapons may have been fired or soon will be at Eniwetok Atoll. A spokesman for the Atomic Energy Commission spoke only of a test program underway. Rep Henry M Jackson said he attended an atomic weapons test and that progress was highly pleasing. Observers foresee a stockpile bomb, a smaller A bomb for fast bombers, and an artillery warhead as possible outcomes by summer.
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Washington
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Henry
Jackson
Wash
Bonobin
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United Press
Proving Grounds
Seattle
Pacific Atoll
Travis Air Base
San Francisco
U. S
Nagasaki
Ohio Wheat Crop Forecast Shows Large Drop
The federal state crop service forecast a 36 366 000 bushel Ohio wheat crop for 1950 a drop of 10 million from the 1940-49 average. Yield per acre listed at 39 bushels three below 1959 and 43 below average due to severe winter and late sowing. Hay stocks estimated at 339 000 tons and April farm production at 465 000 000 pounds, up 4 percent from last year. Retired farmer John L Bunshaw, 83, was killed near Portsmouth by a tractor while walking on US Route 22 east of town.
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Columbus
Bionio
Ohio
Marshall Reveals Fears Stage Set For Intervention
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall warned that Soviet and Japanese actions threaten Asia and Europe. He testified before a Senate panel on U S war strategy and MacArthur's dismissal, citing a continuous Soviet buildup and concern over intervention in Korea and Formosa.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Korea
Marshall
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Europe
Far East
U.S
MacArthur
Harry P. Cain
United States
Western
Western Europe
Britain to Maintain Rubber Exports to Russia At Least
Britain will continue shipping about 7 000 tons of rubber monthly to Russia for the near term despite a broad licensing regime. The policy may be reassessed toward Russia and its satellites, but no total embargo is planned. Commonwealth nations may back American sanctions against China, with India delaying action. Exports to Russia were valued at 4.5 million dollars in Q1 1951, up from 1.6 million in 1950.
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London
Britain
Russia
China
United Nations
India
Soviets Favored in 1945 Pacific War, Marshall Says
Defense Secretary Marshall told a Senate committee that the Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously supported Russia entering the Pacific war after Germany's defeat. He said plans included landing three American army corps on the Japanese home islands in fall 1945 and spring 1946, with invasion or a massive shock action deemed necessary to end the war.
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Courtney Whitney
New York
MacArthur
U. S
Whitney
Marshall
Red China
Formosa
Russia
Asia
United States
Truman
Knowlaned
Congress
Munich
Marshalls
Security Council
United Nations
Haochland
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Germany
Manchuria
Korea
Defense
George C. Marshall Marshall
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Yalta
Knowlam
Japan
Joint Chiefs
Former Panama Leader Faces Murder Charge After Siege
Former Panamanian president Arnulfo Arias may be tried for murder and abuse of power. He is jailed as the National Assembly investigates alleged effort to set up a dictatorship after a four day siege at the Presidential Palace left several dead and many wounded. The new president Alcibiades Arosemena promised calm as U S forces stayed clear of Panamanian territory.
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Panama City
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
National Assembly
Arias
Alcidiades Arosemena
U.S. Army of the Caribbean
Youth Center Activities At YWCA Gym Tonight
The Elyria Youth Center holds a recreation session this evening in the YWCA gym from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. The program offers organized activities for local youths.
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Y.W.C.A
Elyria
Sponge and Bucket Army Echoes Summer Rentals
The paper urges readers to place vacation cottage rental ads now. Call 4752 or 4753 to place listings and attract desirable tenants as winter signs fade.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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