Generals Answer to Koje Mutiny Actions Demanded
Gen. Mark W. Clark summoned Brig. Gens. Francis T. Dodd and Charles Colson to Tokyo to explain their roles in the Koje Island prison camp mutiny. He led an on the spot inquiry as a military board investigated Dodd’s kidnapping and Colson’s concessions to the rioting 6000 Reds, calling the concessions unadulterated blackmail.
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Francis T. Dodd
Charles Colson
Koje Island
Koje
Korea
Clark
Haneda
United Nations
Dodd
Kose
Colson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Army
Military Board of Inquiry
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Pusan
Rose
Haydon L. Boatner
Rose Island
Mark Clark
General Dodd
Nam Tl
Red
Charles F. Colson
Kore Island
Kidn
Nam
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Panmunjom
Hospital Tour Open To Public Sunday At Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital invites residents to tour the new wing in its current stage Sunday from 2:30 to 5:00 as part of an open house for high school graduates and families considering nursing careers. The event precedes the May 24 pre entrance test with a fall class planned for 30 to 36 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Krapp
Harold Zealley
Amherst Comics Death Records Editorials
Amherst page features brief notes on local obituaries and death records with editorial snippets and society items. Included are social notes from Grafton and Oberlin, hospital notes, market mentions, and upcoming events across Wellington and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Comics
Death Records
Grafton Page
Hospital Notes
Oberlin Radio-Tv Society
Wellington
Elyria High
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Opens Florist Ad
Sunny and warmer this afternoon with a high near 70. Tonight will be partly cloudy and milder with a low around 52. Thursday expects partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures.
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Ohio
Ridgeville water project revived with survey contract
The county board unanimously approved a contract with Ralph L. Woolpert Co. to survey Ridgeville area as a step toward financing the water line via a mortgage revenue project. Myron W. Tatlock announced a preliminary survey budget not to exceed 2500 dollars and investor Thornburgh signaled readiness to fund long term, 40-year financing if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Board of County Commissioners
Ralph L. Woolpert Co
Dayton
Myron W. Tatlock
Tatlock
Montgomery County
W. C Thornburgh
Cincinnati
Thornburgh
Robert Brink
Seek Pay Formula For Oil Workers
Washington the Wage Stabilization Board sought a pattern setting pay formula for 90 000 oil workers as the nationwide strike entered its third week and the government weighed area gasoline rationing. The board ruled on six industry agreements granting 13 to 18 cents an hour raises. Chairman Nathan P Feinsinger said board approval of one pact could remove a major obstacle to ending the strike by setting a pattern for the industry. Union officials described such action as helpful. The unions have demanded an 18 cent hourly raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board Today
Nathan P. Feinsinger
CIO
AFL
Two Lorain Men Enter Pleas of Guilty
Two Lorain men entered pleas of guilty in common pleas court. Charles Stallings 36 admitted burglary at LaRoyal Restaurant on March 8 and took lighters cigars cigarettes eggnog candy sticks pork chops. Steve Williams 33 pleaded guilty to forging two checks for 15 and 25 dollars at Cleveland Trust Co. He is wanted elsewhere for forgery.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles Stallings
Lorain
Steve Williams
D. A. Cook
Ohio
Stallings
LaRoyal
Willams
Cleveland Trust Co
Bus Stop Restudy Planned Today
Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe announced a restudy of bus stop locations this afternoon with city council safety committee members police officials and the bus company representatives. The review aims to avoid excessive loss of parking in front of businesses after complaints from property owners at the last council meeting.
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D. W. Kothe
Kothe
Supreme Court Justices Study President Power Over Steel Seizure
Washington Nine Supreme Court justices enter seclusion to decide if Truman can seize the steel industry. A ruling is expected before the current spring term ends, possibly by June 2, with opinions shaping constitutional law for decades.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
Robert H. Jackson
Fred M Vinson
CIO
United Steelworkers
Mr. Truman
Captain Melton Ordered to the Far East
Capt. Charles A. Melton of Elyria, motor officer for the 112th Combat Engineers battalion, 37th Division, is sent overseas to the Far East from Camp Polk La. Major Gen. Leo M. Kreber notes several key personnel are lost and those ordered overseas face 15 to 30 day delays en route depending on urgency.
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Charles A. Melton
Elyria
Far East
Melton
112Th Combat Engineers
Camp Polk
Leo M. Kreber
Taft widens lead in West Virginia GOP primary
Senator Robert A. Taft scored a decisive victory in the West Virginia Republican primary, capturing 15 of 16 delegates and defeating Harold Stassen. Eisenhower ran a distant third with write-ins. Final delegate tally favored Taft 363 to 320 with many uncommitted. Deputy premier Walter Ulbricht warned of pressure on West Berlin as Allied powers vow to resist new Soviet blockade moves.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Virginia
Taft
Minnesota
Harold E Stassen
Stassen
H Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United Press
Senator
Earl Warren
California
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Acheson
Germany
Walter Albright
West Berlin
Western Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Help From France Not Appreciated
Mrs Ruth T Gibson, 36, of Marblehead Massachusetts sought divorce citing her aviator husband bringing home a French girl to provide help and companionship.
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Salem
Mass
Ruth T Gibson
Marblehead
Baruch Criticizes U S Mobilization Program
Bernard Baruch, addressing Industrial College of the Armed Forces officers in Washington, warns one fifth of next year’s defense outlays will be a needless tribute to inflation and calls the mobilization policy fumbling and piecemeal. He says controls could have halted inflation since 1950 and faults government in failing to set fair standards amid rising costs and steel shortages.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Baruch
Korea
NATO
Germany
Japan
Three Elyria men named to study city zoning ordinance
Frank P. Weil, president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, appointed Frank Stevens chairman of a three man committee to study the proposed Elyria zoning ordinance. Robert D. Oldfield and Herbert H. Meister also serve on the panel.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Frank P. Wel
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Frank Stevens
Robert D. Oldfield
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Herbert H. Meister
Stevens
Elyria Chamber
Oldfield
Meister
Weil
Two Escapees Believed Seen In Medina County
Police expanded the manhunt for two escaped Lima State Hospital inmates Floyd Keith and Neville Slusser to Medina County after reports they were sighted near Brunswick. Posses searched a wooded area near Brunswick as authorities pursued leads from Medina County.
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Medina County
Cleveland
Brunswick
Floyd Keith
Neville Slusser
Lima State Hospital
Graduation at Elyria Catholic High School June 8
Richard L. Maher of the Cleveland Press will deliver the commencement address at Elyria District Catholic High School on Sunday evening June 8. Seventy four seniors will receive diplomas in the school auditorium. Dr. Joseph B. Lehane presents them to Father Martin Englehardt who will distribute the diplomas. Baccalaureate activities begin Friday June 6 with Mass at 9 a.m. and an eight o'clock sermon by Rev. Louis Trivison.
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Richard L. Maher
Cleveland Press
Elyria
Elyria Catholic High
Joseph B. Lehane
Martin Englehardt
Sacred Heart
Oberlin
Father Lehane
Louis Trivison
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Cleveland
Maher
Charles Beard
Daniel Berischill
Grafton
Michael Bodnar
Sue Bodnar
Ann Blackburn
Anne Bryant
Mary Bryant
Richard Boggs
Thomas Boone
William J. Bossett
Ann Cagwood
Patricia Cisar
Medina
Thomas Clarkson
Robert Conrad
Frances Conrad
William Crow
Judy Culin
Thomas Davis
Thomas Diedrick
Donna Diederick
Verna Dobrowski
Sylvia Fritz
Ronald Gilgenbach
Avon
Marcia Grebel
Robert Guy
Joan Meecha
Joseph Mennor
Eugene Mittler
Jean Mullen
Phyllis Neidhardt
David Peters
Ted Plas
la Grange
Richard Rodriguez
Jean Rothgerv
James Ross
Robert Ryan
Joanne Schilke
Ann Schork
Rich
Seward
Ettamarie Shuster
Mary Ann St. Mane
Eldon Smith
Frank Smith
Richard Tarnowsk
Patricia Tarry
Jack Traxler
Richard Wash
Barbara Walsh
Carol Webber
Betty Ann West
Alyce Jo Young
Tobin backs wage board and warns of steel strike
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged acceptance of the Wage Stabilization Board's 26 cent an hour raise for CIO United Steel Workers and declared a duty to back the board. CIO President Philip Murray condemned steel operators for resisting the recommendations and warned they will face consequences.
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Philadelphia
Maurice J. Tobin
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
United Steel Workers
Tobin
Murray
Philip Murray
Steel Union
Grand jury to indict Lawrence Goldsby for Euclid Avenue bus slayings
A Cleveland grand jury will hear a first degree murder indictment against Lawrence C. Goldsby for the four deaths on a crowded Euclid Avenue bus. Goldsby, 20, pleaded guilty to murder saying the shootings were in a rash burst of anger after drinking a quart of wine. He grabbed an officer’s revolver and killed Annabelle Frankie and others as passengers watched in fear.
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Cleveland
Lawrence C. Goldsby
Euclid Avenue
Goldsby
Eugene Stinchcomb
Stinchcomb
Gir
Annabelle Frankie
Mparon
Mic Helier Garricen
William J. Fowers
Air Force
Charles Coen Named Operator At Elyria Plant
Charles B Coen 1002 North Fasadena avenue was named assistant operator at the Elyria Sewage Treatment plant. The appointment, effective April 1, was announced by Safety Service Director D W Rothe and confirmed by the civil service commission at its Monday night meeting. Coen, a married father of two, is in charge during one night shift and has served under provisional appointment since April 1. Two examinees failed to qualify for the position due to lack of transportation and holding another job.
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Charles B Coen
North
Fasadena Avenue
Elyria
Safety Service
D W. Rothe
Civil Service Commission
Coen
Mrs Meyer Critically Ill in Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Leo R. Meyer of 234 Washington Avenue remains critically ill at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She was rushed there Saturday after falling ill Thursday at home. a planned operative procedure has been postponed due to her condition.
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Leo R. Meyer
Washington Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrew Hinshaw
Meyer
Hinshaw
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Ella Bellinger Warner
Ingwer Realty Co
Church of Christ
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Reds
Gen. Colson
City Water
Capt. Melton
W. Va
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Charles Coen
Leo Meyer
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