Bromfield Attacks Truman as Cheapest President
Louis Bromfield told 1000 Republican workers in Columbus that President Truman is the cheapest president the country has had. He said Truman lacks ideas and is influenced by left and right, opposes FEPC and Taft Hartley repeal, and is a mere cheap politician from Kansas City while Sen. Taft embodies honesty and integrity in Washington.
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Columbus
Louis Bromfield
Truman
Bromfield
U. S
FEPC
Kansas
East Berlin Police Reinforced For Red Youth Rally
East Berlin reinforced police with 20 000 Soviet police for a weekend rally of 500 000 Communist youths. Over 150 000 had arrived by train and road, prompting 24 hour groceries and restaurants and a ban on demonstrations in the western sector. All quiet reported by police on both sides. The main highway to the West remained open with a 1 mile detour. In London US agents probed new post propaganda placards while Klaus Fuchs aided arrests of alleged agents including Harry Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Beilin
United States
Britain
France
West
London
U. Post
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Russia
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Train Collision Kills Engineer and Wounds Six
Warren A Painesville engineer believed killed instantly when hurled from cab as a freight rammed a standing locomotive waiting to assist in pushing up an incline. Fireman L E Barstow of Painesville injured. reported fair. Five cars derailed. six others injured but released. Investigators probing cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Painesville
L. E. Barstow
St. Joseph's Hospital
From Page One carpe minister to Paraguay
Dr. Frost began in the foreign diplomatic corps at Charlottetown PEI in 1912 and served as consul general at Marseilles then Montreal. After retiring in 1944 he taught and lectured at universities. Now 65 he lives at 279 Elm Oberlin with three daughters. He plans to direct area studies at Thunderbird Institute in Phoenix this fall.
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Paraguay
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Cobh
Ireland
Frost
Marseilles
France
Montreal
Canada
Elm Street
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Thunderbird American Institute For Foreign Trade
Pheenix
Arizona
New Stamp Available At Elyria Post Office
Postmaster William Jenne announced a new Casey Jones commemorative stamp arrives at the Elyria Post Office. The three cent stamp honors the famous engineer John Luther Jones who died in a train wreck fifty years ago and was issued on April 29 in tribute to the Railroad Engineers of America.
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Casey Jones
Elyria
William Jenne
John Luther Jones
Railroad Engineers of America
Indictment planned for Ilse Koch on 178 charges
Munich Germany Ilse Koch infamous Buchenwald figure will be indicted tomorrow on 45 counts of attempted murder and 135 counts of attempted manslaughter Bavarian state prosecutor Hans Ikow announced. The indictment accuses Koch of involvement in executions of German and Austrian prisoners at Buchenwald now in the Russian zone. Koch was previously sentenced to life by an American tribunal at Dachau in 1947 but commuted to four years in 1949 and released. General Lucius D Clay approved the commutation.
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Munich
Germany
Isse Koch
Buchenwald
Hans ‘Ikow
Miss Koch
Dachau
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Fast Senate Action Urged On Draft Extension Bill
Senate Armed Services Chair Mil lard E Tydings urged rapid action on a House approved measure to extend the draft for two years past June 24. He scheduled hearings with Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and the joint chiefs as first witnesses, arguing Congress must use the draft as a Cold War tool. The House voted 216 to 1 to extend the law and place inductions on standby until a national emergency is declared, under a plan to rename it the manpower registration act of 1950.
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Washington
Millard E. Tydings
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Maryland Democrat
Defense
Louis Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Housing Survey Near Completion
The Citizens' Fact-Finding Committee authorized a five member panel to draft the housing study report for the city council. A preliminary survey shows about 200 houses remain to be surveyed and completion is planned in the coming week. Chairman Frank Weil will announce the committee members within two days.
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Citizens
IY. M.A
Frank Weil
Witnesses Name Fleeing Driver In Collision Case
The report notes witnesses William Strauss Richard Capell and Edward Murphy pursued the fleeing car. Deputy Guzik said the case would go to common pleas court, a court of record, with possible license suspension for the driver. Miss Haralampous received treatment for shock and bruises.
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William Strauss
Cook
Lorain
Richard Capell
Ridgeville
Edward Murphy
Artemas Court
Guzik
Common Pleas Court
Haralampous Wes
Buckeye Boys State Selections Emphasize Leadership
Rose describes eligibility criteria for Buckeye Boys State, including junior status, average grade of C or above, demonstrated leadership and civic interests, and personal qualities. Sponsored by the American Legion, the program aims to educate youth in government service and citizen obligations through simulated campaigns and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
E Bor
Buckeye Boys State
American Legion
Death notices from Elyria area recount infant, adult passings
Elaine Louise Krone age 18 days of 350 Longfellow street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital born May 7 survived by parents two brothers and grandmothers. services at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Henry Lieske at St John’s Wutheran. burial Ridgehill Memorial Park. Baby boy Bristow two day old son of Charles and Mrs Bristow died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. services and burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Mrs Julia A Carter Wakeman former Wakeman and Birmingham resident died at daughter's home 2223 Clague road Westlake. survived by two brothers four grandchildren one great grandchild. funeral Saturday 3 p.m. at L B Gerber Funeral Home with Rev F E Eastman burial Birmingham Cemetery.
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Elaine Louise Krone
Walter .D. Krone
Longfellow Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Walter Kenneth
Gary Robert
Frank Kock
G. Krone
Westlake
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Henry Lieske
St. John’s Wutheran Church
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Bristow
Charles C. Bristow
West Avenue
Robert
Sandra
Charles D. Bristow
Crossville
Tenn
Sally E. Hale
Gastonia
N. C
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Julia A. Carter Wakeman
Julian A. Carter
Wakeman
Birmingham
Charles Starkey
Clague Road
Fred Denman
Norwalk
Lester
Cleveland
Harold
L. BD. Gerber Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Sullivan Congregational Church
Birmingham Cemetery
Government dairy stockpiling under law questioned
The article notes continuation from page one on products in the government purchasing program and a rising butter surplus as July 1 tax changes take effect. Nutritionists urge increased milk consumption, while Agriculture Secretary Charles F Brannan says stockpiling dairy is government-m mandated but not sensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Charles, F. Brannan
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Final Round Table Meeting
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will hold its world and final round table meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Chamber offices. Dexter S. Kimball Jr, president, says the session will discuss policy and projects for the coming year. Priority topics include greater governmental efficiency, off street parking, and continuation of the American Opportunity program. Working committees will be appointed to implement policies after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Kimball
Refuse To Review Picket Convictions
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review the convictions of 18 members of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers union for violating a mass picketing injunction at the Fawick Airflex Co. plant in Cleveland on March 7, 1949. The appeal was dismissed as no constitutional question was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Fawick Airflex Co., Inc
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Nationalists Repel Communist Attack Near Wanshan Islands
An official communique reports Nationalist forces in Formosa defeating a Chinese Communist assault on the Wanshan Islands southwest of Hong Kong. It claims over 3,000 invaders killed and the destruction of a 400-ton landing craft, gun boats, and more than 20 motor junks, while noting Communist troops landed at Chingchow and Sanchiao Island and are being repelled.
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Taipe
Formosa
Wanshan Islands
Hong Kong
Chingchow
Sanchiao Island
Lorain cranes head to Belgian Congo in World Trade Week item
Lorain county firms showcase export cranes built by The Thew Shovel Co aboard the Belgian Line steamer Burckel in New York Harbor. R T Maynard notes World Trade Week promotes foreign trade’s impact on domestic jobs and welfare as these cranes will bolster Congo River port operations, unloading and loading cargo along multiple ports.
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Belgian Congo
Lorain
Thew Shovel Co
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Africa
Congo River
7000 Ohio GE Workers Vote On Unions Today
In Ohio about 7000 General Electric employees vote in an NLRB election to choose whether the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers or the Independent United Electrical Workers will represent them in future contracts. Nationwide, over 100000 GE workers vote across 657 plants with Ohio results not expected until late tonight.
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Cleveland
General Electric
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
NLRG
NERB
Youngs ‘Town
Tiffin
Bucyrus
Conne
Mayor Warns Against Unauthorized Taft Fund Solicitations
Mayor Henry W. Ault warned supporters of Senator Robert A Taft to beware of people soliciting money as Taft fundraisers. He said no such solicitations are authorized and the solicitor may keep the funds. Ohio State UniversityMay Televise Home Football Games in COLUMBUS Ohio State University may televise home football games this season despite a Western Conference rule. President Howard L Bevis said trustees will discuss the issue at the June 10 meeting and questioned the ruling's binding effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ault
Robert A Taft
Taft
Ault
Columbus
Ohio State University
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Air Squadron installed at Ohio University
The John P. Robbins squadron of the Arnold Air Society has been installed at Ohio University to honor the first OU student who died in World War II. The society is an honorary group of Air Force cadets named for General Hap Arnold.
Dunkards Prepare for National Conference at Local Farm
A Dunkard national conference is set for three days starting Saturday at the J W Long farm northwest of town. A seating capacity of 5000 and a large dining tent have been erected, reflecting plans for attendees from the old German Baptist church. The group last met locally in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Long Farm
Dunkard
Old German Baptist Church
U.S. Won’t Support Britain On China UN Seat
U S officials said Britain must pursue its UN China seating bid alone and would not be backed by Washington to remove the Nationalists in favor of the Peiping regime. Bevin outlined Britain’s plan to win Security Council votes, while U S officials noted the odd position of two Chinese governments if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peiping
U. S
United States
Red
Fire damages East Liverpool theatre. hundreds flee
A three and a half story American Theatre in East Liverpool suffered near 150000 dollars in damages as a late yesterday blaze forced about 200 people to flee. Fire officials attributed the fire to defective wiring. the fire also damaged Krosney's jewelry store and caused smoke damage to a nearby frame building. Firefighters from East Liverpool and six other towns battled the blaze for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Krosney
Welsville
Glenmoor
Midland
Chester
Neivell
Sawyer to Be Honored at University of Cincinnati Commencement
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer will be among three to receive honorary doctor of laws degrees at UC commencement on June 9. Also honored are Dr. Leonora Neuffer Bilger of the University of Hawaii and Dr. Jacob R. Marcus of the Hebrew Union College. A Delco Products clinic in Dayton brings together customers suppliers and distributors to discuss mutual problems, reversing the usual field sales approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, E
Vettet
Momee Rump
Elyria
Delco Products
Dayton
Bargewell Wins Watson Township Clerk Seat After Tie
In Allegan Michigan Howard Bargewell, who tied and lost by coin flip last year for Watson township clerk, secured the position after a recount. Seven ballots were discarded during the recount, yet he prevailed to claim the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegan, Mich
Howard Bargewell
Watson Township
Auto Crash Near Alliance Kills Three
Three people died when a car skidded into a truck near Alliance. James Norris, 39, and Paul Fleether of Youngstown were identified among the dead. a third victim remained unnamed. Truck driver Nicholas Cicie said his tractor-trailer jackkn ifed as he tried to avoid the crash and he leaped from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Here
James Norris
Paul, Fleether
Youngstown
Nicholas Cicie
Ohio U to Graduate 925 at June Commencement
Ohio University will confer degrees to a class of 925 at the June 11 commencement exercises. Sen Robert A Taft and Dr D Elton Trueblood of Earlham College Richmond Ind will speak. The class size marks the largest in the 146 year history of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio U
Athens
Robert A. Taft
D. Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Ohio University
Court judgments and divorce suits lit up Lorain docket
A Lorain county docket shows William Dunes winning a $3060 judgment against Stanley Rocker on a cognovit note in Elyria. In Judge Findley’s court a jury verdict favored James Wilger in a paternity suit by Caroline Greszler, while Anne Grisby’s divorce suit against Clarence Grisby was dismissed. Nelva Jackson seeks divorce from James, married since 1929 with four children, alleging neglect. Mary Jane Harvey seeks divorce from Everett on neglect and cruelty, married since 1951 with two children. Oberlin Savings Bank won a $212 judgment against Leo Garman on a cognovit note. A $20,000 suit by Homer Van Hyning against Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority over injuries at Kew Gardens was settled and dismissed.
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Guy B. Findley
James Wilger
Caroline Greszler
Nelva Jackson
Lorain
James
Mary Jane Harvey
Everett
Homer van Hyning
Lorain Metropolitan
Schuler Returns From Conference in Columbus
Lorain County extension agent Leland Schuler returned to Elyria after a three day conference with Ohio agricultural extension specialists and supervisors. He said the meeting focused on strengthening internal extension relations and improving consumer education programs for agricultural products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Asodate
Leland Schuler
Elyria
Columbus
Ohio
Schuler
Birmingham Man Hurt In Accident
Donald Eppler 22 son of Mr and Mrs Lorein Eppler of South Street Birmingham is in a Jackson hospital after a Wednesday morning truck car crash near Jackson He drives for Norwalk Truck Line and may have a skull fracture X rays were being taken today Family members left early this morning to be with him.
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Birmingham
Donald Eppler
Lorein Eppler
South Street
Jackson
Midh
Eppler
Norwalk
Czech Police Arrest British Embassy Clerk
Prague authorities arrest Ladislav Pinkas a naturalized Briton and clerk at the British Embassy on a charge of activity directed against state security. The note offered no details. The British embassy says no explanation was given and the consul general sought permission to visit Pinkas without Czech approval.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ladislav Pinkas
Pinkas
Plane Crash Kills 28 In Colombia Volcano
Rescue teams report 28 people died when a Lansa Airlines plane crashed and burned into the Galeras volcano near Pasto in southern Colombia. One child survivor was badly injured. among the deceased were Jose Manuel Garrido Villaquira, former Papayan mayor, and Ranulfo Hernandez, Papayan airline manager.
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Vali
Colombia
Lansa Airways
Galeras
Andes
Pasto
Cali
Jesus Bonilla
Pipiales
Jose Manuel Garrido Villaquira
Papayan
Conservative Party
Department of Cauca
Lansa Airlines
Ranulfo Hernandez
Jet Fighter Crash In Ohio Kills Two
DAYTON The after-burner failure to light caused the crash of an F-4 jet fighter and the deaths of pilot Lt. Walter J. Charles Atkinson 26 Newport R I and radar operator Corp. Frank Rutzen 19 San Pecae. The plane went down during an emergency landing at Patterson field after takeoff from Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Air Force
Walter J Charles Atkinson
Newport
R. L
Patterson Field
Wright
D. A
Cook
Corp
Frank Rutzen
San
Police Report On Damaged Bulldozer At Cambridge Ave Site
Police received a report that varnish or shellac was poured into the fuel tank of a Resar Construction bulldozer used at the home building project at Cambridge Avenue and Winckles Street. The operator Ernie Handrosh reported the damage. A 17 year old boy operating an automobile without a license was referred to juvenile court. Anthony Richards of Cleveland was fined five dollars and costs for advertising hand bills in parked cars. Walter Musar of Lorain was fined seventy five dollars and costs and his driving rights suspended for six months after a DUI arrest in Elyria. He was arrested at Lodi and Broad Streets.
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Resar Construction Co
Cambridge Avenue
Winckles Street
Ernie Handrosh
Juvenile Court
Anthony Richards
Cleveland
Henry W. Ault
Walter Musar
Lorain
Elyria
Lodi
Broad Streets
Memorial Day Service in Eaton Township at Butternut Ridge Cemetery
The Eaton Township Memorial Association announces a public memorial service at 2 30 p m on Sunday at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Fred Daniels Eaton High School Principal will deliver the address and the Eaton High School band will perform music and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Eaton Township
Butternut Ridge
Eaton Township Memorial Association
Fred Daniels
Eaton High School
Sales Tax Receipts Down in Columbus
State Treasurer Don H. Ebright reported prepaid tax receipts for the week ended May 13 at 2,470,810. Total collections from July 1 last year to May 13 this year reached 105,613,359, compared with 109,428,407 for the same period in the prior fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Don H. Ebright
Ebright
Commencement Exercises At Sullivan Tonight
Ashland district to hold commencement at Sullivan High School this evening for 17 seniors. Superintendent Jameson will deliver the address at 6 oclock, with Rev Crane giving invocation and benediction. Lucille Ballou will deliver the valedictory as Phyllis Easterday and Mary Archer sing a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory
Joan Given
Secy
Wilbur Dale Hubler
Richard Luke Imme
Alvin Harlan Keener
Robert Ellsworth Laborie
Joan Elaine Leiby
Bee Loren Lowe
Shirley Jean Pfeiffer
Ernest George Robb
John Kenneth Rollin
Phillip Dean Rook
Raymond Charles Sarafin
Julia Leona Shoenberger
Ruth Louise Twining
Cleveland Exchange and regional firms listed in 38 28 33 32 56% decree
A historical clipping lists numerous companies including Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Airbrie Republic Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Socony Vacuum Texas Oil American Telephone and Telegraph Cities Service Fruehaus Trailer Industrial Rayon Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Electric Bendix Aviation U S Steel and more with decrees of 38 28 33 32 56 percent in a regional exchange context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rediator
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers 7
Woolworth Co
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghouse Airbri
Republic Steel
Anaconda Copper
Kennecott Copper
Ohio OF Saan Standard of Ind
Socony Vacuum
Texas
Oil American T. & T
Cities Service
Fruehaus Trailer
Industrial Rayon
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland Electium
Glidden Co
Bendix Aviation
U.S. Steel Standard of
N. J. Standard of Ohio
Col. Gas & Elec
Aveo Mfg
Cleveland Exchange Richman Bros
Anniversary Dinner at First Methodist Church
About 300 people are expected for the 25th anniversary dinner at First Methodist Church this evening. Cleveland Methodist minister Dr Oscar Olson will speak. Several longtime congregation members will receive special honors. Dinner is set for 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Oscar Olson
Cleveland
Cattle and Produce Prices From Local Market Report
Readers see a chaotic listing of livestock and produce prices including cattle hogs lambs and sheep with figures for quality grades and weights. The text cites prices for cows vealers hogs eggs butter and various produce items such as lettuce radishes and onions along with sporadic reference to market baskets and quantities from different vendors and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Butchers
Custer
Crete
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U.S
Elyrian
White House Rose Garden
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
John W. Sims
Charien Brannan
William Dunes
Stanley Rocker
Anne Grisby
Clarence Grisby
Oberlin Savings Bank
Leo Garman
Spencer
Matilda Simmons
Fred
Mareo,ait
Police Dept. News
Reichlin
Sullivan
Price
United Press AE
Central
Penna
Ares
Medhin Jobbin Federtate
First Christian Church
Lake Ave
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