Ohio State Suspends Two Staff Members Over Loyalty Hearings
Ohio State University suspends two staff members Dr. Howard L. Bevis cited the hearing before the Ohio Un American Activities Commission in Columbus. George D. Pappas and Marston A. Hamlin refused to answer questions about loyalty oaths and Communist Party membership stating the questions could incriminate or invade privacy.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Today
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Howard L. Bevis
George D. Pappas
Marston A. Hamlin
Pappas
Hamlin
Ohio
Communist Party
Los Angeles
Alheit Explains City Funds Shortfall and Tax Delays
City Auditor Ellsworth Alheit outlined why the city must pause major purchases due to delayed tax distributions. Payroll and operating costs are funded, while larger gains arrive late in the year from liquor tax, sales tax, and a county personal property tax distribution expected July 5.
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Alheit
Ellsworth Alheit
Albert
Memorial Day Committee Set for City Hall Meeting
Elyria Memorial Day Committee will meet at City Hall council chambers tonight at 7 30 p m. Ray Snyder chairman and Helen Perkins secretary urge representatives of clubs civic groups and veterans organizations to attend this important gathering.
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Elyria Memorial Day Committee
City Hall
Ray Snyder
Helen Perkins
Lausche appoints Dr. Bowers to State Dental Board
Governor Lausche named Dr. Donald E. Bowers of Toledo to the State Dental Board to replace Dr. Paul E. Welles. James C. Donnell II was reappointed to the Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Donvld E. Bowers
Toledo
State Dental Board
Paul E. Welles
James C. Donnell, II
Bowling Green State University
Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Fair tonight with temperatures similar to last night and a low around 50. Thursday stays fair with cool forenoon and warmer afternoon. Lake winds from the northwest at 20 mph this afternoon, 15 mph tonight, and 5 to 10 mph Thursday forenoon.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Coeds Frown On Lingerie Raids Across Campuses
A wave of lingerie looting prompts coeds to resist as raiders target dorms and sororities from Seattle to Athens. At Iowa, students chant act your age while doors are barred or windows broken. Missouri and Kansas campuses report large male groups meeting to apologize and pledge restitution.
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Wash
Athens
University of Iowa
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kan
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
North College
University of Missouri
Columbia
Brewer Fieldhouse
Where To Turn Amherst 19 Calendar of Events
Suburban listings show Amherst and nearby Elyria and Oberlin events. Wellington Garfield, separated from his wife for over a year, is noted in a social section alongside calendar items and local notes.
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Amherst
Elyria
Grefton
Oberlin
Radio-Tv
Rail Unions Poised to Approve White House Proposal
Washington sources say three major railroad unions representing about 150000 conductors engineers and firemen will reluctantly accept President Steelman’s wage package to end the three year contract dispute. If accepted the government would end federal seizure and restore private ownership. The plan includes retroactive lump sums of 600 to 1100 dollars and cost of living linked raises. yard workers gain 37 cents an hour and trackside employees 22 1/2 cents.
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Washington
White House
John R. Steelman
Army
Supreme Court
Steelman
Garfield, Screen Actor, Dies At 39
New York screen actor John Garfield was found dead in a Manhattan apartment at age 39. Dr. Charles W. Nammock cited a cardiac condition as the cause. Garfield, known for Broadway and film tough guy roles, was in New York preparing for Summer Stock. Police said he collapsed at the Gramercy Park flat of actress Iris Whitney amid HUAC scrutiny a year earlier.
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New York
John Garfield
Manhattan
Charles W. Nammock
Garfield
New Yorker
Gramercy Park
Iris Whitney
House Un-American Activities Committee
Wash
Six Miles Of Route 301 To Be Improved
State highway department will improve six miles of Route 301 in Carlisle Elyria and Sheffield townships this year. Walter Jones of Wooster won the bid for this and related road work in Huron Wayne and Medina counties with $47,137. The state's estimate stood at $42,870.
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Elyria
Sheffield
State
Highway Department
Carlisle Township
Elyna
Huron
Wayne
Medina Counties
Walter Jones
Wooster
Taft Voters Against McGranery Confirmed 52 to 18
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio joined 17 other Republicans in voting against James P. McGranery for U S attorney general yesterday. Senator John W. Bricker was shown as paired against the confirmation. McGranery was confirmed by a 52 to 18 vote.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
James P McGranery
U. S
John W. Brickner
R-O
McGranery
Loot $280,000 In London Holdup
Seven men ambushed a post office truck on Oxford Street central London and escaped with registered mail and cash estimated at over 280000 dollars. The crew of three was assaulted with fists and pipe pieces but no firearms were used. The robbers fled in two cars acting as convoys.
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London
Oxford Street
Paddington
Central Mail Sorting Office
T E Creamen
One Third Of Oil Strikers Back At Work Today
Denver report says about one third of the 90 000 striking oil workers have returned to jobs. CIO Oil Workers International president O A Knight notes many small locals among the returning groups. A Topeka price war followed as stations outside the city offered regular gas at 19.9 cents and ethyl at 20.9 cents, while city dealers charged 26.3 to 28.3 cents. The war resumes from the nationwide strike that began April 30.
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Denver
O. A. Knight
CIO Oil Workers International
AFL
CIO
Reds Charge UN Guilty Of Bloody Murder In Prison Camp Killing
North Korean Lt. Gen Nam Ill accused the United Nations of bloody murder over the Pusan prison riot during a UN prisoner exchange dispute. Joy rejected the charges as crude and hypocritical while noting missing UN prisoners and violations of the Geneva Convention.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Red Truce Ng
United Nations
Nam Ill
Pusan
Nam
Joy
C. Turner Joy
Prisoner Slaying At Koje Island Compound Sparks UN Alarm
The Koje Island camp reports the death of a Chinese war prisoner who was fatally wounded after a threat toward a UN guard at Compound 602. Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner confirmed the incident and allowed flowers for the deceased. Separate demonstrations at Compound 76 and rioting near Pusan led to US troops moving agitators and enforcing a peace.
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Koje Island
Korea
United Nations
Pusan
U. S
Haydon L. Boatner
Koje
Boatner
Mai
Wei Lin
Compound 76
Francis T. Dodd
Rose
Legion To Honor 32 Eighth Grade Students
Elyria American Legion Post 12 will honor 32 eighth graders with certificates at Memorial Day services. Winners from Elyria and Ridgelawn Cemetery will be recognized for outstanding achievement. a party at the post home follows. Legion leaders will transport the students after school for the eighth grade celebration.
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Elyria American Legion Post 12
Elyria
Foster P. Dirlam
Allyn S. Rose
Ohio
W. O. McClean
F. A. Dusthimer
American Legion
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dirlam
Ely School
Richard Camp
Carol Walkden
Robert Tomsie
Sandra Dellefield
Donald Law
Lois Benjamin
Franklin
Joseph Strong
Mary Jane Oring
Brandt Morgan
Nancy Frye
Wilbur Dillman
Sandra Resar
Holy Cross
Thomas Jezewski
Sylvia Kaszubinski
Jefferson
Paul Jaroch
Norita
Hardy
Buford Shores
Patsy Pumph
St. Agnes
John Palikowski
Roberta Lescher
St. John
Ronald Yuronick
Karely Jantz
St Jude
John Becker
Ste Gensert
St. Mary
James Kolopus
Betty Yunker
Clare Froehlich
Barbara Stanko
Washington
Kenneth Kantor
Ruth Fox
Charles Sprenkles
Jaqueline Sharky
Police Baseball Trip For Patrol Boys On Thursday
Elyria police department and city businessmen sponsor an annual baseball trip for safety patrol boys. The trip, postponed from today, will depart tomorrow at 11 30 am by chartered buses after lunch at the schools. Police will supervise the group and ensure all boys return.
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Elyria
William Eddington vows to cut coffee intake in half
Kalamazoo resident William Eddington marked his 103rd birthday by pledging to reduce his daily coffee from 40 cups to 20. The long lived local figure emphasized moderation and health as part of his celebration.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
William Eddington
Complain Of Crossings Being Blocked
A letter asking cooperation to halt traffic delays at the Olive Street and Abbe Road crossings of the New York Central Railroad was sent to J H Spooner in Toledo. Safety Service Director D W Kothe said complaints from drivers and General Industries Corp cite delays up to 25 minutes as workers arrive. The report notes little switching at Olive Street while the automatic gate stays closed when freight cars are on adjacent tracks.
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Abbe Road
New York Central Railroad
J. H. Spooner
New York Central
Toledo
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
General Industries Corporation
Chronicle-Telegram
New Brookhaven Cosmotron Sets Record Voltage
Upton New York A cosmotron at Brookhaven National Laboratory produced 1 3 billion volts in a historic test. Protons reached 167 000 miles per second and would circle Earth five times in 0 7 seconds. Future experiments promise broader scientific fields.
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Brookhaven
Earth
Germany
Lorain Clerk Norman Donohue Dies at 50
Norman J. Donohue 50, longtime Lorain municipal court clerk, died of a heart attack at his home 1127 Parkview Ave Lorain at 2 30 am. He served as city treasurer before election to the clerk post and was active in the Democratic party. Survived by widow Kathryn daughter Norma Jeanne and several siblings. Funeral at St Marys church Lorain set for 11 am Saturday.
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Norman J. Donohue
Lorain
Parkview Avenue
Democratic Party
Democratic County Executive Committee
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Sertoma Club
Kathryn
Norma Jeanne
St. John’s College
Cleveland
Daniel and
Lawrence
Detroit
Raymond
Coletta Ferrari
Sheffield
Mary Prout
Rita Potts
Regina Donohue
Dorothy Donohue
St. Mary’s Church
Boy pitches no hitter with broken glasses
Art Kitamura, 13, threw a no hit game in a Toronto school league yesterday. He broke his glasses in the second inning and blamed the poor quality of his performance on blurred vision. A runner scored on an error while he was blinking. He quipped that he would have murdered the balls if he could see them.
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Toronto
Ont
Art Kitamura
Kitamura
Art
A Wise Budget Tip For Homemakers From The Chronicle
A domestic tip encourages homemakers to inventory useful items no longer needed and sell or trade them to ease budget pressures. The notice promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad placement with a quick dial number and mentions National Want Ad Week from May 18 to 24.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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