China Reds Take Inje In Korea In Biggest Artillery Push
Chinese Communist troops recaptured Inje after a massive 105 millimeter artillery barrage and drove south across Korea as United Nations forces prepared for a new spring offensive. Maj. Gen. William Hoge warned of an imminent second Red phase, with 2890 Reds killed or wounded reported on Tuesday. South Korean troops retreated along the eastern front while Red attacks were repelled elsewhere.
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Tokyo
Inje
United Nations
Korea
William Hoge
U. S. 9Th Corps
Hoge
U.S. 8Th Army
Uijongbu
Seoul
British Note To Iran Approved For Oil Dispute Settlement
London reports the United States has approved a conciliatory yet firm note to Iran on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. The note warns Iran against delaying negotiations and outlines a plan for joint oil control with higher royalties to Iran and a British favored company for production. If Iran accepts, a British cabinet minister would lead a mission to Tehran.
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London
United States
Britain
Thain
Foreign Office
State Department
U. S
Walter Sifford
Iran
Bri- In
Hich
West
Annual Clean Up Under Way City Campaign
Sanitarian Gordon Bell warns 48 hour notices will be issued for yards with uncleared rubbish. City crews canvas streets to haul away trash at curb for free. Service Director D W Kothe reports 42 loads moved yesterday, doubling Monday totals.
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Gordon Bell
Proess
Dury
City Street Department
Ens
D. W. Kothe
Monty
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Sees Warm Afternoon
Sunny and warm conditions expected this afternoon with temperatures similar to yesterday. Highs in mild range and tonight’s low around 62. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and continued warm trend. Unclear note references pot grown tomatoes and Ad copy.
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Ohio
Concert by EHS Choir Tonight at Post Stage
Elyria High School presents a spring concert featuring traditional and light music on the Post Stage. The senior choir performs under J. Martin Beck in a final high school concert with special dance and choral numbers. Program begins at 8 15 p m.
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Elyria High School
Wil
J. Martin Beck
Building Inspector Hart Dickason Attends City Master Plan Conference
Building Inspector Hart Dickason traveled to Cincinnati for a two day conference with representatives of the Ladislas Legoe organization. The group prepared Elyria city master plan and Dickason will discuss revising Elyria zoning ordinances to align with the plan provisions.
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Hart Dickason
Cincinnati
Ladislas Legoe
Elyria
Dickason
State Scholarship Test Results Announced
Six Lorain County high school students earned superior ratings in the 1951 Final District-State Scholarship Test on May 5 across 18 campuses. Notables include Elyria High junior Carol Rose Algrick and Amherst's Anona Jane Mathes, with top placements in French and Latin. Additional Elyria and Oberlin students scored highly, with certificates to the top 20 in each subject.
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Lorain County
Ohio College and University
Clyde Hissong
Carol Rose al- Grick
Elyria High
Anona Jane Mathes
Ambherst
Lanking
Rita Camilo Henri
Amherst
Nadine Louise Higgins
Eric William Kurtz
Oberlin
Stevan Ralph Miller
Wellington
Mary Ann Singleton
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Elyria High School
Richard Larkin
Richard Schwind
Harshaw Elyria Plant Wins Safety Plaque for 1950 Record
The Elyria plant of Harshaw Chemical Company will receive a plaque for a perfect safety record in 1950, with no lost-time accidents all year. The plant, averaging 238 employees and 469,734 man hours, has gone 41 months since its last lost-time incident, totaling about 1,600,000 hours. Local officials credit teamwork and safety leadership for the achievement, and ceremony attendance is planned with company representatives from Cleveland.
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Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Company
National Safety Council
Bivria
National Council
C. L. Baumhardt
Baumhardt
Harshaw
Harshew Company
Cleveland
W.C. Hovey
Paul Pine
Elynan
A. S. Eichorn
A. Michalske
Charles Hoskin
Ohio House bills propose 13th district move for Lorain County
A subcommittee of the Ohio House Elections Committee endorsed a redistricting bill creating a 23rd district and moving Lorain, Seneca, Sandusky, Erie and Huron counties to the 13th. The measure also reshapes districts in Cuyahoga, Franklin and other counties with Franklin set as the most populous district at about 500 900 and the smallest near 275 000.
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Ohio House Elections Committee
Stanley Miechem
R. Warren
Lorain County
Seneca
Sandusky
Erie
Huron
Tiffin
Seneca County
Fremont
Norwalk
Summit County
Akron
Medina County
Medina
Portage CountyRavennas
Summit
Medina Counties
Portage
Lake
Geauga
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Cuyahoga County
Lake and Geauga
Cuyahoga
Hamilton Country
Franklin County
March and April Inductions Count 86 in Elyria Area
Miss Catherine McKee reports 86 registrants from the Elyria draft area inducted in March and April. Ninety were called, two rejected. Of 97 preinduction tests, 80 were physically fit for service. McKee also notes 63 new registrations for a total of 11,983.
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Elyria
Catherine McKee
Miss McKee
Tax Levy Before Grafton Voters
Grafton Village voters will decide on a three mill levy for five years starting this year. Lorain County Board of Elections officials report the measure funds current expenses for the village.
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Grafton
Lorain
Lake Erie League Principals Elect Leader at Yearend Meet
School superintendents and Lake Erie League principals gathered at the University Club in Cleveland for the final meeting. Earle Leidener of Lorain High was elected president for 1951 52. Next year’s meeting dates were set and Euclid High will host the 1951 track meet next Wednesday at noon. rain washed out the prior weekend plans.
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Lake Erie League
University Club
Earle Leidener
Lo- Tain High
Euclid High
Euclid
Hotel Operator Dies In Auto Crash Near Route 40
LaLiterate, O Leshie Canode 55 operator of the J McMurray hotel east of town on U S route 40 died yesterday when his car left the road and veered between ditches. Deputies said he may have suffered a heart attack before the crash.
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LaLiterate
Leshie Canode
J McMurray
Here
Candve
Choir Concert at Elvira District Catholic High School
Ninety voices from Elvira District Catholic High School will perform in the second annual Spring Concert in the school auditorium Friday at 8 30 p m A program of 25 selections sacred secular and spirituals features soloist Richard Rodriguez with accompaniment by Louise Laubenthal A special boys quartet and girls ensemble join in the program Listings include Joseph Anitolich James Boone Jay Boslet Anthenr Jezewski Patrick Koons Richard Roling Ronald Roling Lawrence Worcester and girls Rita Baumzerner Dorothy Birkbeck Beatrice Brazo Anne Bryant Mary Bryant Judy Cullin Patricia Dow Gell Rae Henseshauga Barbara Jake Joyce Laubenthal LaVerne Lauffer Joan Minden Joan Rothgery Ann Schork Mary Shipula Mary Jo Spoerl and Barbara Walsh A matinee is scheduled Sunday May 20 at 2 30 pm directed by Sister Mary Verneta S N D.
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Elviraistrict Catholic High School
Richard Rodriguez
Louise Laubenthal
Goodle
Joseph Anitolich
James Boone
Jay Boslet
Anthenr Jezewski
Patrick Koons
Gerald Roling
Ronald Roling
Lawrence Worcester
Rita Baumzeréner
Dorothy Birkbeck
Beatrice Brazo
Anne Bryant
Mary Bryant
Judy Cullin
Patricia Dow Gell
Rae Henseshauga
Barbara Jake
Joyce Laubenthal
LaVerne Lauffer
Joan Minden
Joan Rothgery
Ann Schork
Mary Shipula
Amlary Jo Spoerl
Barbara Walsh
Oon
Aiay
Sister Mary Verneta
Fire and Police Departments Dinner Sets Friendly Rivalry
Fire and police departments challenge each other in a spaghetti meatball eating contest as the main event of their annual dinner at No. 1 fire station at 6 30 p m. Patrolman Russell Payne and Fireman Wayne Farmer lead the organizing committees for a social banquet that promises a good time and plenty to eat.
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Fire
Tollett
Polce
No. 1
Russell Payne
Wayne Farmer
Eleven year old boy drowns at abandoned strip mine pool
New Straits ville Ohio state highway patrol identified the victim as 11 year old Jackie Thomas who drowned while swimming in an abandoned strip mine pool near New Straitsville. The tragedy occurred last night with local authorities investigating the incident and the boy's family notified.
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New Straitsville
State Highway Patrol
Jackie Thomas
Opposition to Bradley Testimony Over MacArthur Dismissal Talks
President Truman and White House aides oppose forcing Gen Omar Bradley to testify about confidential discussions leading to General MacArthur’s dismissal. The Senate investigation clashed over Bradley’s right to refuse answering questions while lawmakers sparred on privileged conversations and secrecy. Bradley was excused from further testimony until Monday as the dispute continued.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Omar N. Bradley
Douglas Macarthur
MacArthur
Bradley
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joseph Short
Bradle
Short
Dean Acheson
Alexander Wiler
Wis
Richard B. Russell
D. Ga
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Russell
Wiler
Defense
George C. Marshall
Woman Held On Serious Charge
Zara Satala aged 60 of Wellington is held on a charge of assaulting her husband Frank with intent to kill. She told deputies she struck him on the head with an ax during a Thursday incident and awaits further proceedings under a $1500 bond.
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Zara Satala
Wellington
James Horn
Frank
Satela
Rural Telephone Rates Restored After Public Utility Review
Elyria Telephone Co president Ror W Ammel announced a rollback of new rural rates after complaints from main and five party rural lines. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved returning to the former mileage-based charge with cents per quarter mile for individual and five party lines, while ten party rural service remains unaffected. Credits will be issued to subscribers who paid the higher charge.
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Ror W. Ammel
Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ammel
The
Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Induction Delays For College Students Amid Tests
Washington Selective Service director Hershey orders draft boards to defer college students until ferment test results are available. Students high in class standings may delay to show scholarly status, but no deferral beyond August 20. Temporary 30 day postponements stay in place to pursue service or jobs. those failing to act may be drafted.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hersher
Focal Draft Boards
Hersher
Hersey
Academe
Wuill
Railroad seeks permission to cancel two trains
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad asked the State Public Utilities Commission for authority to cancel two passenger trains between Columbus and Yoiedo, saying the services lose money and are unnecessary for the traveling public.
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Chesapeake and Oho Railroad
Yoiedo
Heat Wave Smashes East as Rivers Rise in Southwest
A spring heat wave sweeps the eastern half of the nation with near 90s leading to record highs, while heavy rains swell rivers in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Syracuse is cut off by the Arkansas river as Red Cross and National Guard stand by in Garden City.
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Midwest
Kansas
Syracuse
Arkansas
Red Cross
National Guard
Garden City
Texas
Oklahoma
O'Hana
Tex
New York
Wester Cury
West
Columbus
Fort Meylazy
Boston
Chicago
Detroi
Nashville
Tenn
Aters
Fila
Flagstaff
Amz
Phoenix
Ariz
Move To Widen Ban On Shipping To Red Regime
The United Nations moves to widen a proposed embargo on materiel to Communist China prompted by U S Congress pressure. A five power resolution seeks to halt rail equipment shipments and arms to Peiping with Britain supporting the embargo. Sir Gladwin Jebb defended Britain’s stance in a New York Bar Association speech.
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Flushing. N
United Nations
U. S. Congress
China
House
Senate
U.N. General Assembly
Ito
Britain
Peiping
Gladwin Jebb
U.N
New York
Don MacArthur
Kong
Twenty Four Scouts to Receive Awards at Court of Honor
Scouts from Wencast and surrounding areas will gather at the Court of Honor to receive advancement honors. Second Class, First Class, Star, and Merit Badges will be awarded by named leaders with Rev Louis Novak delivering the invocation andAlan Campbell giving opening remarks.
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Trenty
Wencast
Firelands South
Cirea Council
G.s- Toles Gelriet
Elstia
Tis
Wellngton
Huntington
Alana
Hans
Lesters
Rufus G Tarlor
Css
Attercames P. Horn
Dexter S. Kimball
Lauren Wurster
Robert E Wrison
Louis Novak
Alan Campbel
Ord Tasior
Disappearance Case Closed by Oslo Police
Oslo crime chief Frantz F Kaltenborn announced the Lutford Moore disappearance case is closed after an autopsy on the body of the American Broadcasting Company reporter. Police await medical documents to finalize the report.
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Oslo
Norway
Lutford Moore
Frantz F. Kaltenborn
American Broadcasting Company
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