Servicemen Honored At Plaque Dedication
Thirty seven members of Local 780 UAW CIO, Brown Lipe Chapin division GM, were honored at a plaque dedication at the UAW CIO Hall 75 Broad Street. Arnold A. Raybuck unveiled the plaque honoring Local 780 service members with 60 in attendance. Daniel J. Raybuck’s name is honored for Korea. Memorial service led by Rev Joseph Toth tor Rochester Baptist Church. Names of future servicemen will be added to the plaque for permanent display at the union hall.
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UAW Cios
Brown Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corporation
UAW ~ Cio
Broad Street
Arnold A. Raybuck
Daniel J. Raybuck
Wellington
L. Bristol
Local 780
Harold Stolwitz
Corwin Meyers
Daniel Raybduck
Korea
Joseph Toth
Tor
Rochester Baptst Church
Union Hall
Record clashes with Acheson Jessup testimony
Senator Stassen testified that the record contradicts sworn statements by Dean Acheson and Philip Jessup on U S China policy. He charged State Department officials with missteps and defended continuing aid to the Nationalists while opposing recognition of the Communist government. He urged admission of past errors and pledged vigilance to avoid repeats.
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Washington
Narold
J&. Stassen
Dean Acheson
Philip ¢ Jessup
China
Jassen
Minnesota
Pennsylvania University
Formosa
Traffic Club To Meet Tomorrow
Members of the Elyria Traffic Club a division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow evening at eight in the banquet room of the Hotel Graystone. Dale Suaim of Thew Shovel Co. will arrange the program. R T Maynard Thew Shovel Co central territory district sales manager will discuss his three month world tour and a film Loram in Industry. A luncheon and social hour will follow.
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Elyria
Auto Stolen Four Girls Held In Forties Case
ARON O Foothails aged 12 to 13 and three companions were held in the detention home today in connection with the theft of an auto. Police said the girls wrecked the car in traffic after stealing it from a street parking place here.
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Aron
Irls
Nine Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic Accidents
A statewide survey shows at least nine deaths from weekend crashes across Ohio. Victims include Mrs Pearl Mouch 63 Troy killed when a car skidded to a pole, and Russell Mortland. John Rubie 27 Columbus and Arthur Ruble 24 Akron sideswiped and crashed. Willem C Dean 39 Dayton collided at Route 42 and Hilards Road. Rom W White and Willard Moody killed in separate incidents near Bellevue and Massillon. Mrs Clementine Gerkin 38 Barberton fatally struck. Albert Gril 49 Toledo swerved to avoid an object and hit a pole.
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Ohio
Pearl Mouch
Troy
Russell Mortland
New Bloom‘maven
Hilards Road
Pua City
Onan County
Rom W White
Charleston
W. Va
Willard Moody
Cleveland
Bellevue
U.S
John Rubie
Columbus
Arthur Ruble
Akron
Massilion
Clementine Gerkin
Barberton
Albert Gril
Toledo
Iran Chief In U S For UN Debate
Premier Mossadegh of Iran arrived at Idlewild airport at 11 24 am EST to present Iran’s case to the United Nations Security Council over the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. A Royal Dutch Airlines plane ferried Mossadegh and 15 advisers across the Atlantic as he prepared to argue Iran’s right to UN intervention, despite illness. He fainted publicly in recent months and will be taken to a hospital bed on arrival.
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Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Idlewild
Britain
United Nations Security Council
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KLM
Atlantic
Tran
Mossatiegh
Shannon
Erie
Mossadegh
Majid Movoghan
Mehr-E-Iran
Tehran
Moovoghan
New York Hospital
Elyria School Board Tonight Reviews Budgets and Funds
Elyria School Board meets at 7 30 pm in the Washington school board room to consider a report on Edison school addition bids approve teachers at Elyrna High School and review athletic and cafeteria funds. The session covers the regular agenda and related financial matters.
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Elyna High School
Elysia Board of Education
Washington School Board
Allies Gain and Reds Fight on Korean Front
United Nations forces pressed gains of up to a mile on a 70 mile front as Chinese troops rushed an army east to bolster North Korea. US units reported heavy fighting on Heartbreak Ridge and Khaisung Ridge while 21,520 Communist casualties and 494 prisoners were reported in the week. UN spokesman Van Fleet said the offensive would continue in many phases until the Reds and North Koreans tire of fighting. Nearby, Ohio authorities debated bingo legality with a charity game at Columbia Hills deemed legal under a local agreement, despite broader state restrictions.
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Army Headquarters
Korea
United Nations
Punchbowl Valley
Heartbreak Ridge
U. S
Kha I Sung
Mundung
1St Cavalry
Yonchon
6Th Army
James A. van Fleet
Bth Army
Ling
Pyongyang
Won San
Scout
Carl R. Finegan
Pel Mitting
Finegan
Columbia Hills
Lorain City
Avon
Henry W. Ault
Elana
Ault
Richard Baird
Lorain County
Royal Plane Makes Unscheduled Landing in Canada
Montreal reports Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arriving at Dorval airport to begin their royal tour of Canada aboard the Canopus. The 60-ton British stratosphere craft landed amid rain and cheering crowds, with royal security agencies coordinating the welcome and a later landing in Gander.
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Montreal
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Doryal Airport
Canada
London
Dorval
Cess
Il Jones
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gander
O P Jones
Canonus" Jones
Atlantic Ocean
Overseas Airways Corp. Stratas
Florida
Atlantic
Duke of Edinburgh
David L Johnson Dies Noted Cleveland Benefactor
Attorney David L Johnson dies suddenly at his Cleveland Heights home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p m in Wade Memorial Chapel Lake View Cemetery. Johnson a prominent Cleveland industrial and civic leader born June 27 1888 in Elyria is son of M B Johnson. The Elyria Memorial Hospital memorializes Melvin Blake Johnson with M B Johnson Hall and the nursing school named for Melvin Blake Johnson.
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Cleveland Heights
Wade
David L
Arthur E Johnson
Melvin Blake Johnson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Melvin Blake Jfohnson
Wind and Rain Lash East as Midwest Shivers
A United Press report notes a severe storm sweeping the eastern United States with rain, wind up to 52 mph, and headlines of heavy rainfall in New York City. Temperatures fall across the Midwest from 36 to 58 degrees, while the West Coast endures a record heat wave with 96 degrees in Los Angeles.
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United Press
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New York City
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New Jersey
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Missouri
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Great Lakes
Chicago
West Coast
Los Angeles
Won't Reconsider Conviction Of Reds
The Supreme Court declined to rehear its June 4 ruling upholding the conviction of top Communists for conspiring to overthrow the government. Seven surrendered July 3 to begin five year terms. four jumped bond and remain unfound. Those in jail include Henry Winston Robert G. Thompson Gilbert Green Gus Hall Eugene Dennis Joan Williamson Jean Sachel Benyaman Davis John Gees Irving Uptash Carl Winter. Gates, former editor of the Daily Worker, also had a separate rehearing petition denied.
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Supreme Court
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Cry! Rights! Congress
Henry Winston
National Organization
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Robert G. Thompson
Neww York State
Gilbert Green
Dinos
Gus ‘Hall
Eugene Dennis
Joan B. Wolliamson
Jenb Sachel
Beniyarman Davis
John Gees
Irving Uptash
Carl Winter
Mother Of Twins Is 14 Bride Gives Birth At 12
Los Angeles report states Barbara Pollaccia, aged 14, married at 12 and gave birth to twins Victor and John. Special wedding flowers advertised by Darek Florist at 322 Broad, phone 2332, with arrangements for brides and church flowers priced at 45 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Barbara’ Pollaccia
Victor
John
South Hoover Hospital
Darek Florist
Ady
Deputies Change Assignments At County Sheriff Office
Sheriff Carl N. Kneaan toda announced transfers of Deputy Chalme Davidson from criminal investigation to civil office and Deputy Joseph Grunda from civil to criminal branch for patrol work. The move aims to train new deputies in the department.
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Kneaan Todas
Chalme
Davidson
Joseph Grunda
Berlon
Merthe's
Addy
Vital Phases Of Health Education Presented
The rural elementary schools plan to improve nutrition, dental care, and physical education amid limited fruit and meat supplies. Bechtel and Paul Fin Bor C presented a health education program to teachers and county health officials, detailing diet, vitamins, and classroom health activities for 40 children, with statistics on feeding, iron, calcium, and disease prevention. The talk emphasized stricter cooperation with health departments and schools to prepare children for safe, productive futures.
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Lorain County
Paul
Paul € Fin Bor C, and 10 Too Iiitle Vita- Bechtel
State Department of Health
Maplewood School
Bechtel
Trey
Stiat
Ana Mike
Shah
Ohio
Wall
Reds accept resume talks at Pan Mun Jom site
Gen Ridgway accepted a Soviet proposal to resume Korean truce talks at Pan Mun Jom near Kaesong. He requested a 10 am Wednesday meeting with Communist liaison officers to arrange details and indicated favor for a smaller neutral zone around Kaesong Munsan and roads to Pan Mun Jom. Communist leaders proposed enlarging the neutral zone to include Munsan and suggested a joint committee to set strict site conditions.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridzj
Pan Mun Jom
Kaesong
United Nations
Las Son
Red
Ridgway
Korea
Lear
Munsan
C Turner Joy
U. S
Far East
Kim 1l Sung
Peng Teh-Huat
No Heat Closes Jefferson School
Jefferson School shuts due to cold facilities as heating remains out since the 1951-52 term. Superintendent L N Nicholas reports workers expect temporary heat by tomorrow morning and regular classes to resume at Jefferson. Students were sent home after arrival and again when rooms proved too cold.
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Jefferson Building
L. N. Nicholas
Jefferson
Nicholas
Too Many Blue Uniforms in Al Akron Police
AKON police chief Thomas Lenett says nine or more special deputies wear uniforms similar to city force. He cannot distinguish them without a program and seeks a law to license or disband units. He suggests green outfits with Canadian hats so the public can tell officers.
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Akon
Thomas F. Lenett
Lenett
Lynett
Marine Veteran Returns Home After Disappearance
Marine veteran Donald Heim, 28, from Sneffield Lake and an amputee, was found alive and returned home Saturday afternoon. His artificial leg and trousers were discovered along Route 58 south of Oberlin early Saturday, prompting concern for his safety until the sheriff’s department confirmed his return.
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Donald Heim
Sneffield Lake
Sheriff's Department
Heim
Oberlin
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