Big Korea Offensive Threatened by Reds
Power failure at the Redman substation on Huron street cut electricity to Elyria downtown for nearly two hours. The outage halted industrial operations and delayed the Chronicle Telegram plant by about three hours, with United Press wire service down and local printers sharing facilities to resume production.
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Redman
Huron Street
Elyria
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. F. Musgrave
Lake Erie
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
United Press Wire Service
Wilmot Printing Co
Brown Printing Co
Edison Company
Woodford Avenue
Sumner Street
Musgrave
Lorain
Avon Lake Worker Father Of The Year Named
Christopher Thom as Ziegler a 52 year old Fruehaus Trailer Company assembler stock chaser at Avon Lake was named the 1952 national Worker Father Of The Year by the National Fathers Day Committee at a Walldorf Astoria luncheon. He is praised as a perfect father and community church contributor.
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Fruehauf Employe
Lake Erie
Jack
David
Christopher Ziegler
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Avon Lake
Mr. Ziegler
New York
Christopher Thomas Ziegler
Fruehaus Trailer Company
Alvin Austin
National Fathers Day Committee
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Ziegler
Chris Ziegler
Fruehauf
Chris
Bicycles Confiscation Warned For Reckless Riding
Police Chief C. E. Andress warned pedestrians and youth riders about dangerous bicycle riding on sidewalks. Bicycles of boys found riding recklessly may be confiscated for up to 30 days. Violations may lead to a juvenile bicycle court if problems rise this summer.
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C. E. Andress
Andress
Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Warmer Then Showers Likely
Increasing cloudiness tonight with low temperatures around 55 to 60. Wednesday stays mainly cloudy with scattered thunder showers likely then cooler in the northwest. Five day forecast calls for below normal temperatures and rainfall totaling about half to three quarters inch from Wednesday through Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Press
Blood Drive Sets Record With 161 Pints Collected
The Elyria Red Cross blood drive in the plant’s donor headquarters drew 161 pints, the highest total yet. GM Brown-Lipe-Chapin staff donated after efforts by volunteers across transportation, equipment, registration, and nursing teams.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Brouwn- Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corporation
R S. Morris
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Organization
F. Lohnes
A. Penfound
Howard Barbour
Robert Wirth
A. Hoch
J. Beltz
H. Nichols
E Bayley
A Latz
O. H. Young
Mullen
F Struck
Harry Hyman
Horace Jones
Harry Thompson
Hugh Amiden
E H. Faulkner
E Cotton
5. Birkbeck
T. V Boylan
R J Schork
A Kesson
Reds Attack on Western Front Near Seoul Invasion Route
Communist infantrymen launched six attacks on Allied positions along the western front 50 miles north of Seoul at the head of the Uijongbu Corridor. About 300 Reds pressed a hill target as Eighth Army skirmished across the 155 mile battlefront with emphasis on the level western sector.
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Seoul
Korea
Reds
Uijongbu
Eighth Army
Burglary Reported At Cascade Grocery
Police report a break in at Cascade Grocery located at 969 West River Street discovered shortly after midnight after the night light was out. Proprietor John Madhock says about 20 car tons of cigarettes were stolen with entry gained by sprying open a rear door.
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Cascade Grocery
West River Street
John Madhock
Six Nations Sign Europe Army Pact
Western Germany France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg sign a six nation army pact to merge their forces under Allied supreme commander Gen. Matthew Ridgway to defend democracy against Communist aggression. The United States and Britain pledge defense of the six nations and Allied sectors of Berlin as Russian authorities impede communications. An emergency meeting is called in Paris to discuss the tense situation.
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Paris
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Matthew B. Ridgway
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Bonn
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Senate Defeats Deeper Cut In Foreign Aid Bill
Washington The Senate rejected an attempt to trim an extra 1 billion dollars from the 6.9 billion foreign aid bill. The roll call stood 35 to 27 against the proposed cut.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Today
Wedemeyer to Speak at Taft Fundraiser Luncheon
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer retired will headline a $25 plate luncheon in Cleveland on June 9 as the Women s Republican Committee aims to raise 25 000 to back Senator Robert A Taft for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Cleveland
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Women’s Republican Committee
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Tris Speaker Dedicates Elyria Little League Field
Baseball immortal Tris Speaker visited Elyria Monday to dedicate Lappin Field on GM property near Route 113. He spoke to a large crowd amid ceremonies marking the new Little League facility with details appearing on the sports pages.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Elyria
Lappin Field
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors Corporation
Route 113
Reds Cut Berlin Phone Links Halt Allied Patrols
Berlin reports say Communist forces cut telephone service between East and West Berlin and barred American and British military police patrols from the main highway linking the sectors. The move follows a separate peace with West Germany and hints at a potential Berlin blockade. Soviet border guards halted patrols at Helmstedt and Berlin checkpots while other traffic continued. The action comes after East German orders to strengthen the border and curb infiltration.
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Berlin
Fast
West Berlin
Western Germany
U. S
Britain
France
West Germany
US High Commission
Potsdar
Germany
Frankfurt
U. S Army
Helmstedt
Former Lorain City Official Admits Hiring Teen for Policy Slips
Thomas J. Davis, 44, a former city councilman, admitted hiring a 17 year old to deliver number policy slips between Lorain and Cleveland for 30 dollars a week. Police say the youth made daily trips from a Lorain grocery store to a garage used as gambling HQ. Davis and the boy’s father bought federal gambling stamps. IRS records show a 13 dollar gross gambling business in February. Davis awaits trial on additional gambling charges after his home was bombed in 1948.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Thomas J. Davis
Martin P Cooney
Davis
Internal Revenue Bureau
The Family Resides at Oxford Arena
The notice notes Mrs Cooksey and M1 and Mrs Cooksey have one Wellington 21 daughter and the family residence at 43d Oxford Arena.
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Page Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Radio-Tv
Society
Cooksey
Wellington
Oxford Arena
Five-Year-Old Boy Hit By Car Injured Near Home
Ronald Klein a five year old boy son of Edward Klein of Route 76 RD 1 Axon suffered forehead and back abrasions two rib fractures and possible internal injuries after running into the road and being struck by Curt Spencer of Avon at 1255 pm yesterday. Spencer said he slowed for a backing truck and the boy dashed out being hit by the right front fender. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with fair condition reported.
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Ronald Klein
Edward Klein
Route 76
Axon
Curt Spencer
Woodstock Avenue
Avon
Spencer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cooksey Named Personnel Head at Elvira Foundry
Howard C Gollmar announced Dan H Cooksey as personnel manager of the Elvira Foundry Division of Industrial Brownhoist. Cooksey has five years in production control and succeeds W Ray Stucky who resigned. He joined the firm in 1947 after Marine Corps service and ran a prior business in Fans Ky.
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Dan H Cooksey
Elvira
Howard C Gollmar
Cooksey
W Ray Stucky
Elvria Found
Marine Corps
Mlitary Ervice
Fans Ky
Retaliation Threat Triggers UN Korea Tensions
UN officials warn of a renewed full scale war as North Korea and Chinese forces threaten to unleash a 1,000,000-man army against the UN 8th Army in response to alleged mass killings of prisoners on Koye Island. Nam II accuses UN forces of slaughter as Allied defenses brace for possible Red attacks along the Seoul corridor.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Koye Island
Nam II
Red
U. N
Wiliam P. Nuckols
Asa
Wiliam K Harrison
Nam
Utiongbu
Redug
Seoul
Sevul
UN Patro
Harrison
Elyria YMCA names Ray Snyder as boys' physical director
Ray M Snyder, ex Buckeyes captain and Ohio State athlete, will become Elyria YMCA boys' physical director on June 9. He succeeds Franklin Langsner and will supervise water programs at Camp Iss-See Kes this summer. Snyder comes from Carroll High School where he coached and served on Fairfield County Athletic Committee. Memorial Day plans for Elyria feature parades, veterans services, and a Bricker speech, with parade assembling at 2 45 pm and parade starting at 3 pm.
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Ray M. Snyder
Ohio State University
jDoys
Elyria
Elyria Ymla
Cleveland
Snyder
Buckeyes
Madison Square Garden
New York Herald Tribunes
Carroll
Ohio
Carroll High School
Fairfield County Athletic Committee
Ray Snyder
Amvets Memorial
Court House
Broad Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Chestnut Street
Broad
Third Streets
Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
John W Bricker
Belden Family Seeks Truth Over Missing Daughter From Ocean Monarch
Mr and Mrs George Meyers of Litchfield await word on the mysterious disappearance of their daughter Della Meyers, missing after a Bermuda Nassau vacation aboard the SS Ocean Monarch. Delphine Mussel, a Detroit coworker, is also missing. The case prompts family travel to New York to meet the liner on its dockside return.
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Belden
Della Meyers
Bermuda
Nassau
George Meyers
Litchfield
Mevers
Delphine Mussel
Detroit
US Arvibber Company
Beilden- Litchfield
Erie County Board Votes Florence School Transfer
The Erie County school board in Sandusky voted unanimously to transfer Florence Local School District from Erie to Lorain County. The move fuses Florence with Firelands. a Lorain County decision and a June 5 action are to finalize annexation. About 280 pupils are affected, including 75 high school students.
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Erie County Board
Florence
Erie County School Board
Sandusky
Erie
Lorain County
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Loran County
Firelands
State Department of Education
Fallowen
State Department
Eve County
Colson Talks Seen At Stalemate Stage
Negotiations between Colson Corporation and production workers hit a stalemate entering the second day. Attorney Glenn Smith said the workers demanded higher wage increases. no new meetings were scheduled. The Federal Labor Union members and picket lines remained peaceful with no plant activity.
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Colson Corporation
Glenn Smith
Wroan
Hans Cold Give
New
Guie Wit
Smuth
Tre Stuke
Federal
Nine-year-old boy unharmed after street collision
Harold Kelly, 9, escaped injury after running into the side of a car driven by Rita Easterfield, near Lodi Street Bridge. He was taken to the hospital by Sudro-Curtis ambulance. X rays showed no serious injuries.
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Harold Kelly
Kaisercourt
Rita Easterfield
West River Street
Lodi Street Bridge
jSudro-Curtis
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Gillett
Pennsylvania
Chardon
Cleveland Macaron: Company
Peerless Motor Car Company
Yoder Company
W. D. Anderson Company
Eileen Henderson
Chagrin Falls
Europe
Wedemeyer
Launderteria
Cedar St
East
Dan H. Cooksey
The
Elyria Ymca
Colson
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