Truman Appeals Dont Publish Military Secrets
President Truman urged publishers and radio outlets to withhold military secrets regardless of source after asserting that 95 percent of secret information is already public. He defended his Sept. 24 order to withhold security data and said he would amend it if needed. He noted the CIA's Yale survey showing most secrets are public property and maintained he does not seek censorship.
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Washington
Tri- Olan
Truman
Fortune
Central Intelligence Agency
Yale University
Dinner Meeting of Educators Draws 350 Attendees
About 350 Lorain County teachers administrators and spouses attended the Coun ty Educational Association annual dinner at Grafton High School. President Nora Neher presided. Valerie Jenkins welcomed new county teachers. Clifford Curries spoke for newcomers. The highlight was the Playing Professors county teachers orchestra directed by Gerald M. Frank, dressed as students, with additional acts by Janet Kostyo and Bonn Princehorn.
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Lorain County
County Educational Association
Grafton High School
Nora Neher
Valerie Jenkins
Clearview
Clifeford Curries
Ridgeville
Gerald M. Frank
Janet Kostyo
East Carusie School
Bonn Princehorn
Oberlin
Realtors Voice No Opinion On Turnpike Route
A group of local real estate men met yesterday and decided not to take a formal position on the proposed Elyna turnpike route. They view the project as desirable but say they lack sufficient time and data to judge if the location within the eis is advantageous.
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Elyna
New Bailiff Pretrail Probe For Divorces With Children
A new state law requires pre trial investigation by a court bailiff in all divorce and alimony cases filed where children under 14 are involved. The procedure, effective Oct BR, keeps findings confidential and filed with the clerk, accessible only to principals and by court order.
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Cour
Auto Driver Killed In Route 14 Crash Near Edinburg
Bascom D. Walker aged 41 died when his car skidded out of control on Route 14 near Edinburg and rolled over. He was returning from a visit with his brother James in Deerfield, who had just learned his son died in Korea.
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Ravenna
Bascom D. Walker
Route 14
Edinburg
Walker
James
Deerfield
Korea
Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio Tonight and Friday
Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for partly cloudy skies and warm conditions tonight with a low around 62 degrees. A few showers are expected Friday morning, followed by partly cloudy and cooler conditions Friday forenoon. Markets listed on page two.
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Ohio
Austin Praises Jessup Loyalty at Senate Hearing
Senator Austin backed Ambassador at Large Philip C. Jessup’s nomination to the U N delegation, calling him loyally American and praising his character and ability while Gen. Lucius D. Clay cited Jessup’s help in breaking Russia’s Berlin blockade. The British Foreign Office said it knew in advance of Truman’s atomic test announcement in Russia and that no joint statement was issued.
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Washington
Warren BR. Austin
United Nations
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
Austin
Jessup
Senate Foreign Relations
UN General, Assembly
Paris
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Aussia
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Jessups
Russia
Berlin
Us&s
United States
London
British Foreign’ Office
Truman
House
Raosotaien
Feece
Joseph Shot
Short
Cnergw
Jackson
Howe
Cail Defense Administration
62 Year Old Driver Badly Hurt In Route 10 Crash
A 62 year old driver, Tite, of Route 76 Grafton was in poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a collision at Durkee road and Route 10. He was struck on the right side by a west bound car driven by Robert Bell of Vincent. Bell treated for a nose bump. Both cars were badly damaged and Tite admitted for observation for possible internal injuries.
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Hazen
Tite
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fndays
Durkee Road
Route 10
Robert Bell
Roosevelt Avenue
Vincent
Sheriff Department
Bell
Bagley Roaza
Bagley Road
Frank Serenda
Cleveland
Emerson Belz
Berea
Serenda
Edward Gawick
James Howard
Parkview Court
Middle Avenue
Water main breaks on East River Street near Columbia
Emergency crews were dispatched after a six inch water main fractured on East River Street near Columbia. Water service to residents in the area was shut off to allow repairs and boil water advisory may follow until restoration.
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East River Street
Lily Water
Columbia
Fire Prevention Week To Be Observed Here
Elyria observes Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13 under Mayor Herts Ault with public education programs. Fire Lt. Robert Curtis and a committee distribute home inspection blanks to grades 4 7 while posters and plays reach schools, churches, and businesses. Officials plan uniform inspections and rural distribution via township PTA groups to prevent fires. ABSOLUTELY no odor when you use Berlon Mothspray.
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Elyria
Herts Ault
Chicago
Robert Curtis
Lloyd Kinney
Myron Briggs
Lyle Scott
Rothard Butter
Maplewood School
Eiyria
Ridgevale
Elyria Javeees
Businness
Lean Alfred
Threich
Carl Kohler
General Industries
PTA
Walker Reinstated as South Amherst Police Chief
Judge John Pincura ordered the reinstatement of Walker as police chief of South Amherst after reviewing an appeal from a council dismissal. The common pleas ruling found insufficient evidence to support removal charges against Walker, though Mayor Garland, a reelection candidate, had claimed Walker neglected duties. A new trial motion may be filed, with further appeals to be decided at the next council meeting.
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Jack Walker
South Amherst
Trajyor
Common Pleas
John Pincura
Pincura
Walker
Henry Garland
Common Pleas Court
Foncura
J. J. Smythe
South Amherst Council
Truman Says Meat Controls To Be Enforced
President Truman stated that meat controls would not be decontrolled and that every federal agency will join the drive to enforce the price control law. He said the Office of Price Stabilization will enforce rules, and all government agencies will cooperate with OPS in this effort.
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Truman
Aee Ss
Office of Price Stabilization
Burglary Nets Thieves at Pew Road Area
Deputies were alerted to a burglary at Pew Road and 37th Street when suspects broke a window and opened a door. The incident on Monday night netted valuables valued at $127 and led to the arrest of a suspect later identified as Nemeth.
Thousands idled as strike hits Electro Metallurgical Co
1100 workers in ASHTABULA Ohio walk out in a wildcat strike blamed on transfers of 12 employees from alloy furnace jobs. Company officials cite new ferder equipment replacing manual shoveling as the reason. Local United Steel Workers representative C J Carney urged a return to work.
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Ashtabula
800 Return To Work In Akron After Raise Pact
About 800 Quaker Oats Co employees returned to work in Akron Ohio today after accepting a one cent an hour pay increase retroactive to July 1. The Brewers Union CIO had been on strike for a month.
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Akron
Quaker Oats Co
Brewers’ Union
CIO
Heat Wave Continues Across Nation Amid Storm Threat
A record breaking fall heat wave blankets the nation as a tropical storm nears North Carolina. Fort Worth hits 106, Chicago 85.1, Detroit 86, and Midwest areas see unusual warmth with mosquitos increasing. a hurricane near the coast threatens Cape Hatteras as forecasters warn the heat could persist indefinitely.
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United Press
Goecasters
North Carolina
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Texas
Fort Worth
Memcurt
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Dakotas
Midwest
Cape Hatteras
Julie Atlantic
North Caroline Capes
Plains Regon
Kansas
Ha “Ninar Silage
Canada
Reds Reject Ridgway Proposal In Korea Armistice Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports Communists reject moving the Korean truce talks from Kaesong to Songhyon. General Ridgway suggests a midway site, but Reds insist on Kaesong, prompting a fragile resumption of negotiations without full derailment.
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Tokyo
Kyaesong
No-Man’s-Land
Songhyon
Matthew B Ridgway
Utted
Mnatione
Red
Ridgway
No-Man's-Land
Gabrielson Denies Any Wrongdoing in RFC Dealings
Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson denies wrongdoing over his ties to Carthage Hidrocol Inc, which used a natural gas process for high octane gasoline. He claims no fees or compensation were received for a government loan set at 18.5 million before his chairmanship. He expects the Senate Investigating Committee to report findings.
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Washington
Guy George Gabrielson
RFC
Carthage
Drocol, Inc
Gabrielson
Senate
Compittee
Natwal
Hansel
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Body Of Soldier On Way Home From Korea
The body of Pfc. Walter J. Coen will arrive at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation this weekend and be sent to Elyria with an escort. He was 20, killed in action September 16, 1950 with the 23rd Infantry Division at Changnyong Korea and posthumously awarded the Bronze Star with V device. Burial at Brookdale cemetery.
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Walter J. Coen
San Francisco
Elyria
Elsie Sparks
Wintkles Street
23Rd
Changnyong
Korea
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ph. Coen
Amherst
Morea
Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home
American Legion! Post
Brookdale Cemetery
Telephone Rate Decision Seen Likely Friday
The Public Utilities Commission does not expect a decision in the Elyria and Ohio Bell Telephone rate case before tomorrow. The commission was reviewing three cases, with earlier reports indicating possible orders today. It now appears orders for the Elyria and Ohio Bell cases will come tomorrow.
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Ahe Unionable Utilities Commission
Elyria Telephone Company
United Press
Columbus
Elyrial
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dulles declines envoy post offer in Japan talks
President Truman said John Foster Dulles declined an offer to be envoy to Japan after talks. The Republican foreign policy adviser, who helped shape Japanese peace treaty negotiations, prefers to work against isolationism and aims to keep the teen GaGa balls phrase out of context.
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Washington
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Gg. Sapsador
Japan
Dulles
Crestline Boys Win Battle After Sewer Gas Blast
Two Crestline youths Melvin Eckert and Joseph Rice Jr were treated at Children’s Hospital after a sewer gas explosion. Officials said both remained stable and in fair condition as they fight to recover.
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Fight For Life
Coluubus
Life
Fishing party ends at Fla Park pool after season drain
The fishing party at Fla Park pool ended officially today as the pool was drained for the season. Park Superintendent John Macnock stated about 287 fish remained in the pool when it was drained. Orrin von Machock, Remneh property, commented on the event.
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Fla Park
John Macnock
Orrin von Machock
Man Admits Burning Mail To Watch Golf
Thomas McWexworth, 19, pleaded guilty in Federal court to burning about 399 pieces of third class mail last year. He set the mail afire to free time in the afternoon to watch friends play golf at a local course. Public housing fees are exempt from local taxes, with the Ohio Supreme Court upholding tax exemptions for real property owned by the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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Thomas Mc Wexworth
Columbus, O
Ohin Supreme Court
Supreme Cart
Cmeimnatz
Offensive Biggest In Months On Korean Front
United Nations and 8th Army reports say five divisions collapsed areas on a broad front in Korea as Allied forces push toward Yonchon and Chorwon. Canadian troops seized hill objectives west of Yonchon while others pressed three to four miles north, despite fierce Chinese and North Korean resistance. Tanks and flamethrowers supported repeated assaults on bunkers along the Little Siegfried Line as UN forces seek to protect northwest highways amid ongoing truce talks.
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8Th Army
Korea
25Th Brigade
Yon+enon
Pa5
Yonchon
Chorwon
Poinblank
Siegfried Line
Kaesong
National Library Day Observed In Elyria City
National Library Day drew visitors to Elyria Library as staff welcomed guests and 53 people registered in two hours. Holy Cross school classes toured, viewing old photographs in the Scheide room, and all activities run through 6 30 p m with exhibits remaining for several days.
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Elyria
Edna Moore
Holy Cross School
Elsna
Scheide
Elyrian Library
Vistors
Iran Iran Walkout Seen If British Plea Discussed
Iran officials warned of a walkout at the United Nations Security Council in New York if Britain presses to discuss its oil dispute with Iran. Fatemi said the Iranian delegation would not accept Britain’s complaint and that Iran would leave the session if the issue is raised. The talks were set ahead of a New York meeting as Tehran seeks to repudiate Britain’s stance.
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Iran
Learan
Jessein Fatemi
Teoqay Aaithan
Usted Nations Security Counel Reesnn
New York
Courier Agers
Want Ad Line Promises Quick Low Cost Help
An ad urges readers to call 4751 to place Want Ads, claiming simple steps and fast acting service. It promises guidance from a trained writer to phrase the ad and encourages starting today for low cost placement.
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Werner
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