Reds Mass Forces Assault Near Front in Korea
Allied and Chinese Communist troops traded artillery across no man’s land in Korea as thawing spring rain began. The Reds massed units into a bridgehead five miles into South Korea while UN lines built barricades and waited behind barbed wire as heavy combat resumed in flooded terrain.
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Tokyo
Nwo-Man’s Land
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
No Man's Land
Sovang River
Kapyong
Chunehon
Ihe
Imo-Man’s-Lane
Six Steps Urged To Fight Inflation
Eric A. Johnston warned the dollar faces danger from inflation and urged a six-point program to stabilize the economy. The plan includes pay-as-you-go tax policy, credit controls, defense buildup funding, price and wage restraint, food price sensitivity, and stronger direct controls to halt inflationary spirals.
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Eric A. Johnston
Johnston
Campaign raises funds for St. Peters school in Ridgeville
Workers and organizers celebrated a victory dinner announcing that the drive to build a new St. Peter’s school exceeded its goal. Chairman Henry Warg announced a final figure of 66709 after initial reports of 55000, as 72 workers were thanked for their efforts.
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St. Peter's School
Henry Warg
Crril
Kevina
Francis Brucker
Cummins
Wagner
Northeast Ohio Warmer Afternoon With Mild Night
The forecast calls for a warm day in northeastern Ohio with a high near 85 and a relatively mild night around 58. Wednesday remains warm and cloudy with continued above normal temperatures. Western Pennsylvania and Virginia will see highs near 80 and lows around 60 from Wednesday through Sunday, followed by a cooler weekend. ARKETS FOUND TODAY ON PAGE TWO.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Spring Clean Up Drive Gets Off To Good Start
Emria s camp opens under favorable weather with 42 truck loads of rubbish hauled to the city dump on day one. City street department plans continued canvassing of all sections while grass and tree trimmings are postponed to later collections.
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Emria
Daign
Jim
Child Fatally Burned in Accident at Home
Seven year old John Finfeey Jr. died from burns suffered when a fire or hot substance spilled on his clothing. The incident occurred in Chillicothe and authorities investigated the details surrounding the accident.
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Chillicothe
John Finfeey, Jr
One Known Dead And Five Missing After Ship Crash
Norfolk Navy rescues report revised casualties from the collision off Cape Henry. Valcour, a seaplane tender loaded with high test gasoline, rammed the Collier Thomas Tracy, both catching fire. One dead is Seaman Apprentice Dale Eugene Carley of Riverton, with five missing and 16 injured.
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Norfolk
Valcourie- Gay
Navy
Thomas Tracy
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Tracy
Dale Eugene Carley
Riverton
Wro
Runaway Boys Mistakenly Thrill for Ride in Police Car
Two Detroit youths aged 16 and 17 who ran away from home attempted to thumb a ride from Patrolmen Callahan and Stars Rink on Huddle Avenue at 1 a.m. The officers stopped the pair after questioning the Ting Dogs and learned they were en route to Indianapolis. They were held for parental contact.
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Detroit
Callahan
Stars‘Rink
Huddle Ave
Nue
Indianapolis
Protest Letter Sent To P U C Over Elyria Rates
Rural telephone subscribers protest Elyria Telephone Co rate increases with petitions and letters to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. County officials report ongoing protests and more petitions, citing high charges, mileage rates, and disputed calculations as they seek PUC review.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
J. Norman Trot
Thompson
Lausch
PUC
Rechard
D. Smith
Gulz
Smith
Tonies
P.U.C
Tia
P.O C.C
Columbus
Ammel
Board Upholds Graduation Eligibility Policy at Elyria High
Elyria School Board approved a policy limiting commencement participation to diploma-qualified seniors effective June 1952. Previously all seniors could attend. the board also reviewed next month’s graduate list, discussed commencement plans, and authorized a $100,000 bond sale for a new darkding program. A request for storm sewer and road paving on Longfellow was postponed pending investigation.
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Elyria High School
Cleveland Automobile Club
Longfellow
Sycamore
Poplar
Doora
Alien School
Names Called for May Jury Service in County
County Clerk HK. E. Agate announced 30 individuals summoned for common pleas court jury service beginning May 21. The list includes residents from Elyria and areas, with names such as Lauren Woerster Maria Gruen Winifred Fay Fred G Renter Thomas South, and others across multiple streets and avenues.
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HK. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Lare
Lauren Woerster
Lakes Avenue
Maria Gruen
Stanford Avenue
Winifred Fay
Washington Avenue
Fred G Renter
Devon Court
Thomas
Midale
Harry Hines
Columbus Street
Cifton Bells
Harwood Street
Robert Born
Oxford Avenue
Pete Delis
Karl Szal Ofain
Irene
Il ‘Lockhart
Wesley Nimoar
Ferdinand
Isle Fadeen
Sam Keron
Steve Siewarer
Anna Mattison
Elizabeth BraGsury
Goldie Meh Cra Meti
Bumbauch Julai Hvyizdis
Blaexe - Rose Robb
Thomas MiciGeachte
Henristta Dut
Physis
Ester Jaeger
Ruth Wining Meek
Ein
Duta Oeis ‘Brucker
Ave Peaboer
Amhers
Helen Wingate
Aran
Cities Recognized For Traffic Safety in May 1950
Two Lorain County municipalities earned honors for low traffic deaths in 1950. Oberlin placed second among Ohio cities 5 000 to 10 000 population, while St Bernard and Oakwood near Dayton tied for first in another category. Lake was among 12 cities to receive honorable mention for reducing traffic deaths from 1949 to 1930 era figures.
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Lorsin
Ohio Trafic Safety Council
Columbus
Oberlin
Ohio
Oaood
Dayton
St. Bernard
Lake
Meri
Westlaze
Curahoga County
Nine New Elementary Teachers Hired by Elyria Board
Nine new teachers for the 1951-52 Elyria City schools were approved by the Board of Education. Elyrians Riss Mary Elizabeth Guerin and Janet E. Williams are among the hires. Other recruits include Donald Novot, Joan Baker, Joan Webb, Alma Bauer, Franésie Feusier, Carolyn Ezze, and Phi lis Tompkins, all with degrees from Northwestern, Bowling Green, Ohio Wesleyan, Baldwin Wallace, or Ohio State University.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Elyrians Riss Mary Elizabeth Guerin
Sixth Street
Janet E. Williams
Gulf Road
Aiss Guenin
Westrmneserve University
Slarsh A. Guenin
Wilis
Delaware
Alma Bauer
Baldwin Wallace College
Franésie Feusier
Carolyn Ezze
Ohio State University
Columbus
Phiilis Tompkins
Baldwin Place College
Nurses Save Babies During Hospital Fire
Nurses at a Jackson hospital remained calm and evacuated newborns as a fire forced evacuation. The staff protected infants and coordinated with responders to ensure all babies were carried to safety.
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Jackson
Summer School Plans Move Forward At Elyria District
The Elyria City School District board approves Freeman A. Dusthimer as Summer School Director, expanding elementary pay and high school pay for seven week sessions. Elementary runs June 11 to July 20, 8 am to 11:45 am, five days weekly. high school courses run seven weeks ending July 27 with Saturday sessions possible. District costs: in district $10 per subject. out of district $12.50 per subject.
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Sai- Peres
Tia
Eé Catsa Riene Mignt
L. N. Miences
Freeman A. Dusthimer
Ely School
George Miraben
Elyria City
Pest
Sabrertis
Civil Defense Meetings Of Nurses Planned In Lorain County
County officials outline civil defense nurse meetings due May 21 at St Joseph Hospital in the northern area with sessions 1 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Elyria area meetings set for May 24 at Elyria area Hospital with 9:30 am and 7:30 pm slots. J Norman Thompson and Oscar G Dunn will speak at Lorain and Elyria meetings.
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Stedman
Obertin
J. Norman Thompson
Nothern
St. Joseph’ Hospital
Elyria
Elyria Area
Thompson
Lorain
Oscar G. Dunn
Red China Not Real Enemy Says Bradley Testimony
Washington Gen Omer Bradley said Gen Douglas MacArthur reported Korea must be evacuated and total war could not be pursued without losing forces. Bradley, testifying before senators, said the Joint Chiefs favor limited war and oppose enlarging the conflict with China in Manchuria or a naval blockade.
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Washington
Omer N. Bradley
D. Seg Toeday
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Tail
er.raGley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Defense
George C. Marshall
Frumat
Red Ching
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of
Italy
Manchuria
China
Aed
Soviet Union
Joindire‘s
Ces
Brannan Faces Quiz On Support Of Beef Rollback
Secretary of Agriculture Charlies Brannen faces a hostile House committee inquiry on supporting the governments Deer price rollback. Lawmakers plan to press Brannen on whether the order prevents a meat famine and avoids harm to producers as they discuss a price stake that could boost retail beef prices.
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Brannan
Washington
Charlies
FL Brannen
Aculty& Culture Committee
Brannaen
Scat & Fee
Cechaei V. D.saile
County Officials Pay Boost Bill Recommended
A proposed measure would raise salaries for county officials including sheriffs 2400 treasurers 216 coroner s 3372 and recorders 2400. The plan ties pay increases to population with 9 commissioners at 1800 and engineers 4000. Increases would not affect current elective terms.
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Celeste
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