Senators rule Bradley not required to reveal secret talks
The Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee debated forcing General Omar Bradley to disclose White House conversations with President Truman about MacArthur. Chairman Richar Russell said disclosure would imperil national security, and Bradley was not compelled to testify on those confidential talks. Republicans argued for broader questioning as the panel weighed the executive privilege claim.
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Richda B. Russell
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Georgia
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MacArthur
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Korea
Russia challenges U N right to ban shipments to China
The Soviet Union contests UN General Assembly authority to embargo shipments to China arguing only the Security Council can impose sanctions and veto power rests with the permanent 15 nation body. Soviet delegate Jacob A. ix leads a sharp rebuke of the embargo plan and U S action as debate opens in New York.
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United Ions General Assembly
Security Council
Mics
Jacob A. ix
I. N
Assembly
Ohio students excel in statewide scholarship tests
Students from various districts, including junior and senior pupils, placed highly in state scholarship exams on May 15. Superintendent J. N. Nicholas notes Larkin took sixth in the district and state senior social studies, while Miss Aldrein is second in district and fourth in French I. Final state standings reportedly incomplete.
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Hich Scnoor
Rich
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J. N. Nicholas Sed Kgay
Larkin
Miss Aldrien
Eport
State Depart of Education
Corded Northeast Ohio Weather Cast Updates
Cloudy this afternoon and Friday with mild conditions. Temperatures fall tonight with a high of 72 expected this afternoon and a low around tonight's level as the stretch of mild weather continues into Friday.
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Ohio
Iran Oil Flow Threat Looms Over West
U S government surveys warn Iran crisis could cut or reduce oil exports to Europe and the United States. Rationing may be required in western Europe and civilian supplies could tighten, though the United States is not forecast to ration. Government studies note potential disruption from Abadan refinery shutdowns and possible shifts to spare capacity and alternate sources.
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United States
Iran
United Press
Western
Europe
Russia
Formosa
Japan
Haifa
Missing Inmates Escape From Grafton Prison Farm
The sheriff's department and state police joined a search for two inmates who were missing after the 6 am roll call at Grafton prison farm. The escapees are Clyde Dobbins, 20, of Columbus, and James Brown, 22, of Cleveland.
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State Police
Grafton Prison Farm
Clyde Dobbins
Columbus
James Brown
Cleveland
G M Property To Be Used By Little League
Elyria Little League Baseball Inc earned permission to use about five acres of Brown-Lipe-Chapin property for a Little League field at Elyria Country Club. A parking area will be built near the playing field. Brown-Liple-Chapin officials and Lions Club members attended the presentation and site work began. Plans include a clubhouse with press box, concrete dugouts, and public speaking system funded by local donations for exclusive Little League use.
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Max Podhey
Elyria Little League
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Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
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George S. Cole
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Lappin
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Viszht
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George S. Cole, Jr
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Eivria
Warne Smith
Elvria Lions Club
Jose Smith
Linnie
Lions Club
Sesson
Lille
Final Appeal Of Lorain Man To Be Heard
Lorain based inmate O. B Jordan seeks clemency as his final appeal on a death sentence is scheduled before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission in Columbus. He was convicted last summer and sentenced to die in the electric chair, with execution stayed awaiting governor action.
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Lorain
Dames Xright
Ohio
Pardon and Rarnie Commission
Columbus
Oder
Cnnvictes
Gerres Murae
Yithou Meres
D. A. Coox
Lausche Weens
Gere
Sure & Vendine Heerine
Perdon Commission
Orders Change Of Venue For Trial
Common Pleas Judge John Pincura ordered a change of venue yesterday afternoon for the trial of Mrs. Florian Schweller of Wellington who filed an affidavit of prejudice against Mayor A. B. Jones. The charge of disorderly conduct against Schweller was scheduled to be tried before Mayor Jones.
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Common Pleas
John Pincura
Florian Schweller
Wellington
A. B. Jones
Pincura
Truman Calls Taft Suggestion Foolish on Military Cuts
President Truman denounces Senator Taft’s proposal to cut armed forces by 300000 as dangerous and foolish. He urges a broad consumer lobby to pressure Congress for strong price, wage, and rent controls while stressing domestic defense needs, avoiding direct criticism of Taft by name.
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Truman
Robert AL. Taft
Russia
Ciizensmin
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Trurmien
Douglas MacArthur
National Education Association
Department of Justice
Taaes
Verrare
Kremlin
Ohio Gas Firms Hit With Freeze Order On Space Heating
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered all but one major gas company to freeze space heating installations. East Ohio Gas Co. was exempt, but Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and Columbia Gas System faced stringent limits while hearings were set for July 9 and September 17 to review the situation as supply concerns continue.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Herio
Ohio
Comemuss
Iogex
East Ohio Gas Co
Ohie Fuel Gas Co
Cneimant
Gas & Electric Co
Daston Power & Light Co
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Ohio Fuel and Colum Malacia
Othey
Cas
PUC
Prominent Portsmouth Child Specialist Dies at 78
Dr. Hanis Nunemaker, 78, famed for his work in pediatric diseases and founder of the Portsmouth Childrens' clinic, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Hanis Nunemaker
Childrens’ Clinic
Mercy Hospital
Seniors Face Busy Three Week Schedule for Commencement
Elvvra High School seniors plan a packed period from May 23 to June 6 with Distinction Day exams May 28 29 31 and June 1 a PTA senior luncheon May 2 final exams June 1 Spring Sports assembly March 31 a concert and Senior Chapel June 4 and the June 6 commencement at Ely Stadium weather permitting.
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Ohio Officers Of 8 And 40 In Elyria Today
Ohio officers of the 8 and 40 hold a meeting in Elyria today. The session includes county delegates and is tied to organizational events and anticipated local participation.
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Ohio
Elyria
Izie Chapesa
Frances la Secretzire
Helen
8 & An
West Eisvia
Wil
Letsit
Buckere Gris”oes
Tovigtt
Cinder Streets To Be Oiled Next Week
City service director D. W. Kothe said weather permitting work to oil cinder streets will start next week. Counse has authorized applying 80 000 gallons of oil for the project.
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D. W. Kothe
Counce
Women Name Crosby Favorite Movie Star
American housewives ranked Bing Crosby as the top film idol in the annual Women's Home Companion popularity poll with Clark Gable in second place and other stars following.
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New York
Clark Ganle
Bing Crosby
Women’s Home Companion
Reds Swarm on Seoul in Second Chinese Offensive
Reports from the front describe heavy fighting across the Korean lines as Reds attack toward Seoul from multiple routes. UN forces report sustained pressure around Uijongbu and Seoul while countering and heavy Chinese casualties are noted in the first week of the renewed offensive.
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No-Man’s-Land
Seoul
No-Man's-Land
U.S. 8Th Army
Roetd
Uijongbu
United Nations
Inje- Hongchon Road
Inje
Thethdrawal
Mig
Red
Hungarian Families Seek New Life in American Suburb
Two Hungarian families from Budapest, Alex Vargas and their relatives, relocate to the United States in 1945 fleeing Russians and Communism. They join Magyar church circles in a settlement effort, with Mr Csohas and Mrs Varga families aided by local women’s groups. The Varga family, former Budapest grocers, works near Kaspar Foundry while children attend school as they learn English.
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Varga
Joseph E
Europe
Peter
Joe
Lary
Kaspar Founty
Rank Csokas
Vera Homoki
Blake Street
Elvria
Hungary
United States
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
I. Aig
Franx Csohas
Mis
Joseph Varga
Ten
Eicht Ang
Bry
Ceoras
Vera Horen
Werdford
Vargas
Ives
Birarairs
Yar
Seere
Uuca
Radeson
Mig Giscouraang
Budapest
Thhe University of Budapest’ School For Business Administration
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Varca
Baen
Garson
Amerecen
Varias
Varia
Ncvn
Oaidlence Company
the Kaspar
Armed Forces Day Observed In First City Observance
Elyrians join nationwide tribute as Meator Henry Ault urges citizens to back and honor service members. Proclamation calls for support of military personnel with events, recruitment presence, and a community pledge Saturday across downtown and local businesses.
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Afernoon
Henry Ault
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