Truce talks stall as Communists reject UN prisoner plan
In Panmunjom the Communist negotiators refused the United Nations eight point plan on war prisoners. United Nations officials said the master schemer behind Red negotiators delays a truce by stalling and the talks collapsed into deadlock. The two sides will reconvene Friday at 11 am local time.
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Korea
United Nations
U.N
Nam Ol
Wiliam K. Harrison
Nam
U. N
Washington
Harrison
E.d.t
Eisenhower Doubts Russian Good Faith for Big Power Talks
President Eisenhower told a news conference he sees no definite evidence of good faith from the Soviet Union to justify a summit with other major powers. He criticized Clement Attlee’s claim that some Americans oppose peace in Korea, insisting most want peace. He said direct negotiations are possible but require broad evidence of progress and international safety in advance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Winston Churchill
Clement R. Attlee
United States
Korea
U. N
Churchill
State Department
Steel Unions and Firms Open Bargaining Talks
The United Steelworkers begin wage talks with U. S. Steel and with Youngstown Sheet & Tube in Ohio City. Pittsburgh district leaders hint at a 12 to 12 1/2 cent across the board rise while Jones & Laughlin and Republic Steel plan discussions in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Officials hope for a peaceful settlement to avoid another long walkout.
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Pittsburgh
INS
U. S. Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
Two Men Die in Route 23 Crossing Crash
Sam J. Barnham aged 38 and Edwin M. Griffin aged 57, both of Piqua, were killed instantly when their car struck a Baltimore & Ohio freight train at a crossing on Route 23 just north of Piqua early today.
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PIQUA
Sam J. Barnham
Edwin M. Griffin
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers
The forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions in northeastern Ohio with scattered showers tonight and a cooler trend into Friday. Daytime highs around 54 this afternoon and 45 overnight, winds northeast at 15 mph this afternoon easing to 10 mph Friday morning.
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Ohio
Eisenhower to address tax budget and defense plans
President Eisenhower announced a Tuesday night radio speech on the nation’s tax problem, national security, the budget, and military expenditures. He noted a forthcoming television report and explained the Joint Chiefs reshuffle as part of a new approach to defense spending without signaling a shift in Europe Asia.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Asia
U. S
Joint Chiefs
Wilson
U.S
Death Toll In Tornado At Waco Rises To 103
The Waco tornado toll reached 103 with cleanup crews digging for bodies amid rubble in the downtown area. A second tornado in San Angelo caused 10 deaths and injuries topped 400 in Waco and 100 in San Angelo. Damage was estimated at 50 million dollars.
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Waco
San Angelo
Mercedes Carbajel
Trinidad
Two Men Plead Guilty in Valley Inn Burglary Case
John R. Bodnar Jr. and Steve Toth, both 23 of Lorain, pled guilty to burglary charge before Judge John Pincura. They were indicted for the April 16 Valley Inn burglary in which a safe containing 1600 dollars was taken. A safe cracking count was approved by Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing and the case was sent to the probation department for investigation per their probation requests.
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John R. Bodnar, Jr
Steve Toth
Lorain
John Pincura
Probation Department
The
Valley Inn
Harold Ewing
Driver slept through 30 foot plunge at Route 10 embankment
Deputy sheriffs Rosso and Niece found Carl Campion asleep at the wheel in a car that slid down a 30 foot 45 degree embankment at a new Route 10 bridge. Campion said he fell asleep while driving east on Route 10 and recalls nothing more. The car rested in soft mud and remained undamaged.
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Carl Campion
Fitch Road
Olmston Falls
Joseph Rosso
Roy Niece
Campion
Route 10
Thomas Auner
Ridgeville
Public Utilities Commission hints further moves in Elyria case
The Ohio PUC retained jurisdiction over Elyria Telephone Co. and ordered refunds of about 10 000 to commercial subscribers, plus a detailed list of refunds. Engineers will study the Gulf Road Area to determine base rate inclusion with a hearing likely after recommendations. The Supreme Court upheld part of prior orders and demanded more detailed action.
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Columbus
U.R
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria Telephone Co
Gulf Road
Ohio Supreme Court
Commission
Elyria
Truit
Supreme Court
Boat Capsizing in Ganges Kills Dozens Near Uhagelpur
In New Delhi a boat carrying about 80 people for a religious bathing rite in the Ganges overturned near Uhagelpur. Only five were rescued. estimates say 75 persons drowned. Officials reported the figures to Agence France-Presse.
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New Delhi
INS
Ganges Ruit
Agence Frivee Bresse
Uhagelpur
Want Ads Help You Sell and Rent Fast
Star Chronicle Telegram readers use Want Ads to sell furniture and belongings, convert spare spaces into cash, hire help, and find tenants. Call 4751 and ask for Want Ads to get a competent ad taker to craft an effective notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wayne University hires Elyria educator Dr. Lynn Nicholas
The Detroit Board of Education approved a contract making Dr. Lynn Nicholas of Elyria a professor of educational administration at Wayne University in Detroit. He will earn 8700 dollars annually and begin September 7, pending a school board meeting Monday night.
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Dr. Nicholas
Wayne University
Chronicle-Telegram
Detroit, Mich
Board of Education
Lynn Nicholas
Elyria
Wayne University of Detroit
Nicholas
Wayne
THE
Wayne Uni
Elyria Rotary Club Observes 35th Anniversary Dinner
Simon Davidian district Rotary official addressed 136 members and guests at the Elyria Country Club as the Elyria Rotary Club celebrated 35 years. He urged world understanding and patience with the United Nations, praised the club’s community service and fellowship, and noted the club's early Rotary International status.
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Elyria Rotary Club
James A. Hewitt
Norris Ryder
Simon Davidion
Rotary, International
Simon Davidian
Elyria
United Nations
Elyria Club
Rotary International
Frank M. Shelton
Sam H. Squire
L. Ben Hindman
George Nicholas
Ralph Murbach
Albert MM. Hannaford
Hewitt
Committee Okays More Farm Funds Than Asked
The House Appropriations Committee voted to boost farm program outlays for 18 months from July 1 by over 100 million dollars above Eisenhower’s recommendations, temporarily stalling the economy drive. The plan includes 712 million to the Agriculture Department, 347.5 million in rural-utility loans, and 195 million for conservation subsidies with various cuts and raises compared to Truman and Eisenhower budgets.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Truman
Agriculture Department
Hisenhower
Congress
Romulo Resigns as Philippine Envoy to United States
Carlos P. Romulo resigns as ambassador to the United States to seek the Liberal Party nomination for president. President Quirino accepts the resignation. Romulo’s successor as ambassador to the United Nations has not yet been named.
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Manila
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Liberal Party
Elpidio Quirino
Romulo
Gene
United Nations
Easter Seals sale raises funds for Gates Hospital
The Easter Seal sale in Elyria and surrounding territory has netted $5450 to support Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Seventy six percent stays in Elyria for the Gates work including a free crippled children clinic run by Dr. C. H. Heyman. The remaining 24 percent supports state and national crippled children groups focused on study, clinics, and parental education.
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Gates Hospital
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. H. Heyman
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