Allies Launch Central Front Assault In Korea
UN and US forces press on in a second central front offensive with Van Fleet forecasting a possible Communist move. Two National Guard divisions the 37th and 44th will be activated around Jan 15 and Feb 15 respectively, while several others await mobilization as veterans return home under rotation.
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United Nations
Korea
Central
James An
Gf UN
Tokyo
Tresump
Kaesong
Neuitral
Aganja
Iron Triangle
Sea of
Japan
TNA
van Fleet
Washington
37Th
38Th
Ohio
44Th
Nel
Harry Bolton
Camp Cooke
Peiping Broadcast Attacks Van Fleet War Alarm
Peiping radio bitterly charged that General Van Fleet’s U N Army is inviting full scale war with its hard line on the Korean front. The broadcast claimed the United States seeks to wreck truce talks and grab Korean territory while the general says his role is to push the war until the enemy yields.
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Peiping
Sei A. van Fleet
United States Army
van Fleet
Ziping
van T
Ameriforces
Inc
Als
United States
United Nations Army
Iping
Pusan
Kaesong
Feiping
Swimmer Fails Bid for France to England Channel
37 year old cigarette salesman failed to complete the round trip across the English Channel after strong tides and exhaustion. He started near the coast and after eight miles of swimming toward France, was pulled out near Cape Gris Nez.
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France
Weather in Northeast Ohio With Warm Weather Through Thursday
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio shows continued warmth. Tonight remains warm with clear to partly cloudy conditions and possible scattered thunderstorms. A sale on Handlac Enamel at Jim Resar's Paint Store continues at 519 I Street.
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Ohio
Jim Resar
I St
Five Elyria Residents And Vermilion Man Injured In Collision
Five Elyria residents and a Vermilion man were injured when two cars collided at North Ridge Road and Baumbart Road west of Amherst. The injured include Harry Howett and his wife Ella, Bertha Mills, Edna Schropp, and F A Dusthimmer. Dale Watson was uninjured but hospitalized as a precaution.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Linwood
North Ridge Road
Amherst Hospital
Ella
Bertha Mills
Edna Schropp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sfore
Baumbart Road
Watson
Howett
Amherst
Byrd Attacks Truman Over Federal Spending Claims
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia charged President Truman used misleading figures to describe the federal deficit. The dispute followed Truman’s dedication speech at the General Accounting Office building where he defended economy and warned against fear of bankruptcy.
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Trueman
Truman
General Accounting Office
Har F. Byrd
D. Va
Byrd
Cara Jared
Tien
Guy G. Gabrielson
Syrd
Adams
Gambler Harry Gross Flees From Detectives
FBI agents and police from 48 states hunted Digtime gambler Harry Gross, key witness in a $2 million Brooklyn bookie syndicate case, who escaped custody after 6 pm as investigators followed tips from Canada to Los Angeles. He faced testimony in the trial of 18 former police officers charged with taking bribes to protect the syndicate.
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New York
FBI
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Miles McDonald
As Fa
Canada
Los Angeles
Gross
Samuel F.leibowitz
Engineer Says Escape From Reds Simple
An escape train carrying 114 passengers and led by a Czech railroad engineer who sought asylum was ambushed near Warsaw. The Voice of America’s anti communist broadcaster Stefan Mariska was slain, while 27 Czech railroad men and 20 others escaped with guards aboard U S troops.
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Germany
Warsaw
Laos
Voice of America
Hns Alldeath
Communis Origands
Smple
Gene
Stefan Mariska
Radio Pro Jand
Francek Varda
Voice of
America
U. S
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Bowles Nominated as Ambassador to India
Washington nominee Bowles former Connecticut governor and price administrator was tapped by President Truman to serve as ambassador to India with concurrent duties to Nepal. Also noted is a separate listing for a 3ROTTO White Elephant Sale on Sept. 21, 92 at old Fa Grounds.
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Washington
Canton Woman In Critical Condition After Gasoline Explosion
Mrs Hilda Everson 40 of Fairhope was in critical condition from burns when gasoline in a washing machine exploded during a drying process. Her mother Mrs Mary Devine 67 received minor burns in the incident.
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Canton
Hilda Everson
Fairhope
Everson
Mary Devine
Four levies proposed on Lorain County ballots
Residents in Lorain County seek four tax levies for the November general election. Proposals include a one eighth mill district hospital levy for five years requiring 60 percent approval, a two mill two year Rochester Township Local School District levy, a four mill two year Rochester Village levy with a renewal and addition, and Vermilion Local School District four and five year levy for current expenses. Brownshelm North and South and Black River No 1 precincts consider a combined one mill renewal and three mill increase for operating costs.
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Lorain County Board of Elections
Joint Township District Hospital Board of Russia
Oberlim
Pittsima
Caradin
Henrietta
Rochester Township
Rochester Village
Faue Mills
Brownhelm North
Black River No. 1
Registration Of Voters Set For Sept 19
Lorain County announces special voter registration booths at 12 locations on September 19 from 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm. Booths will operate in Amhurst South Amherst Avon Avon Lake Grafton LaGrange Oberlin Rochester Sheffield Sheffield Lake Vermilion on the Lake and Wellington Perry's Garage. Any county resident may register and central offices in Elyria and Lorain also accept registrations until September 36.
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Lorain
Election Board
Elyzia
Irving
Noutl
Elyria
Talks On West German Peace Contract Open
Washington and Western allies opened formal talks on a peace contract with West Germany as Russia sought to disrupt the proceedings. The agenda also included revising the Italian peace treaty to allow a rapid buildup of Italy’s armed forces. The three foreign ministers aim for a draft agreement before the conference ends and to speed it to Bonn for approval. Moscow denounced Western efforts, renewing claims of contravening the Franco Soviet pact.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Italy
Dean Acheson
Herbert Morrisson
Robert Schuman
Ottawa
NATO
Bonn
West Germany
Inato
Rome
Kremlin
Moscow
France
Train Hits Farm Truck Injuring Wellington Driver
Paul Coffin of 205 Kent Street Wellington RD suffered a fractured ankle and abrasions after his farm truck was struck by freight train number 8 at the Nickel Plate crossing near Smith Road. Coffin, en route to work for Mel Holmes near Spencer, said he could not see the train and collided with it. He and his wife Faye are parents of two sons Vin and Roy.
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Wellington
Paul Coffin
Kent Street
Wellington RD
Cenadens
Coffin
Nickel Plate
Smith Road
Here
Mel Holmes
Spencer
Faye
Roy
Driver Fatally Hurt in Newark County Crash
Granville Factor 33 Zanesville, a public accountant, died yesterday from injuries after his car left the road and plunged over an embankment near Newark. Police report the crash occurred early and he succumbed at the scene or shortly after.
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Newark
Granville
Zanesville
Andover
Japan Seen Favoring Chiang Over Red China
United Press reports observers in San Francisco say Japan will side with Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists on Formosa over Communist China. They cite proximity to Communist areas, San Francisco treaty cues, and U S ties as factors shaping Tokyo’s likely decision despite potential delays. A separate note mentions the Lake Vermilion advertising at Honst Vermilion-on-the-Lake closing Sept 14 through Sept 1.
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Echut United Press
San Prancisco
Japan
China
Ooning
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
India
Burma
Far East
Neu
Uniesen
Russia
Snoute
United States
Becaus
Yoshida
San Francisco
Korea
City Improves Eleven Streets Under 1200 Limit
In a summer program, Service Director D W Kothe announced improvements to eleven streets. The work ended last Friday after exhausting the council fixed $1200 limit, with streets including Fifth Sixth Seventh and Gates avenues and East Broad East Avenue East Broad and related connectors upgraded.
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D. W. Kothe
Council
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Gates Avenue
East Avenue
Middle
Tenth Street
Middle Avenue
V6th
Prospect
Boston Avenue
Abbe Road
Taylor
North Corporation
West Street
Huron
Corporation West River
Furnace Set
Oberlin End
West Avenue
Ballymore and
Oho
Pline Slightly Damaged In Accident Here
A small airplane was damaged in an accident near Evra Airport. One occupant sustained injuries while attempting an emergency landing. The event disrupted local air traffic and prompted responders to the scene. Further details were not clear due to the damaged source text.
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Sun
Evra
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment mentions numbers and names in a stray crime and health themed jumble. The readable parts reference a quote about a quota and a resort and imply a list of items or calls without coherent context.
Ingersoll Plans $3 Million Factory for Fuel Pins
Bows Warner Corp president announced a new 104000 square foot plant to produce fuel pins for retirees. Construction slated on a Blabre site two miles west of Tere, with a 63 to 100 worker workforce and production set to begin in April or May 1952.
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Woos
Ingersoll
Bows Warner Corp
Marshall resigns as defense secretary replaces by Lovett
Washington Defense Secretary George C. Marshall quits for personal reasons after a year in the post and Deputy Robert Lovett succeeds him. William Foster will become Lovett’s deputy. Richard Bissell becomes acting ECA administrator. Marshall plans possible future consultative work and notes his health is good.
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Washington
Defense
George C. Marshall
Robert 4. Lovett
White Horse
Marshall
Truman
Louis Johnson
William G. Foster
Economic Cooperation Administration
Lovett
Richard M. Bissell Jr
ECA
Pentagon
White House
San Francisco
Dee
Freshman Class Begins Three Year Nursing Training
Twenty five young women start the three year program at the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital. They enter Monday and participate in traditional freshman week activities including a tea, guidance by upperclass students and social events such as skating and dances while balancing classes in nursing arts medical and surgical instruction.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Janet Meakin
Marcie Carley
Margaret Brown
Tabaret Krapp
Gloria Aitomare
Ney Anderson
Lora Patsy
Berea
Betts Buss
Abuia
Sharlene Bowen
Hed
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