Grand Jury In Session Today Foreman Named
Thomas A. Kelly former superintendent of The ake Terminal Railroad was appointed foreman of the grand jury convened today by Common Pleas Judge D. A. Cook. Kelly and three substitutes joined Herbert Young Jean Webber and Irene Rosa as the panel. Four jurors were excused. Prosecutor Paul Ikus and assistant AVold Ewing and James Christie presented about 56 cases. The panel aims to conclude by Wednesday.
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Thomas A. Kelly
Park Avenue
Theake Terminal Railroad
Kelly
Ommon Pleas
D. A. Cook
Threether
Herbert Young
East Road Street
Jean Webber
Sanford Avenue
Irene Rosa
Orain
Orvices
Truman Defends Federal Loyalty and Slams McCarthyism
President Truman denounces attacks on federal workers loyalty as a contemptible vote tactic and criticizes magazine publishers for high postage and low mail rates. He addresses the National Association of Postmasters warning that open season on government workers harms the U.S. government while noting a major deficit due to second and third class mail rates.
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Washington
Truan
Federal Workers Day
National Association of Istrmasters
Truman
Ohio Turnpike financing plans loom as talks continue
Ohio State planners and Io Turnpike Commission members met in New York assessing possible financing for the proposed 300000 dollar Ohio Turnpike. Governor-elect and commission aides weigh route approval, awaiting final word from investment bankers amid ongoing questions on funding and market viability. Senator McKay called it a big, complex issue with many problems to solve before financiers decide. The era’s looming decisions come as Gov. Kasche planned a briefing before route approval steps. Meanwhile a veteran cavalryman, Sgt Jake Horn, 96, who survived Custers stand, lies near death in North Dakota. Horn, once a rookie on the 7th Cavalry, was present at Powder River’s mouth during the Little Bighorn fight.
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J. Gordon Mey
Cleveland
Io Turnpike Commission
Ohio
IcKay
W York
State Spike Commission
McKay
Eor
Ismarck
N. D
Jakemer
Custer
Neer
Iorner
Custers
Iter
Little Big
Truman labels Soviet Russia as world’s dread tyrant
President Truman denounces Soviet Russia as the most dreadful tyranny the world has known, saying modern weapons and propaganda give the Kremlin power far more effective and far reaching than past tyrants. He spoke at the Library of Congress during ceremonies sealing the Declaration of Independence and Constitution in new cases, contrasting Soviet and American freedoms and noting empty promises in the Soviet constitution. The address frames Communists as ruling through fear, with tyranny growing as technology advances. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Truman
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Library of Congress
U.S
Mr. Truman
Soviet Union
Allien
Kremlin i
Nightclub Fire Kills Fourteen in Mexico City
A flash fire at the Can Can nightclub during Mexican Independence Day celebration killed fourteen and injured about ninety as patrons jammed the single inward swinging exit. An American, Read Goodridge of Baltimore, was among the dead. firemen forced entry after doors failed.
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Mexico City
Goodridge
Baltimore
Helen
New York
Allies Repel Screaming Red Waves on Korean Front
United States and South Korean forces repelled multiple Communist counterattacks along a 60 mile front from Pyonggang to the Japan Sea. On eastern fronts heavy UN artillery and rifle fire halted gains. US 7th and 25th infantry and 1st Marine divisions, plus the 83rd, faced uncoordinated assaults. A six hour battle saw US Tenth Division troops seize a hill near Kumsong while no side gained clear ground.
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Ath
Korea
United Nations
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Pyonggange
Iron Triangle
Japan Sea
Betis
U. S
Tth
Kumsong
Nei Uber
Elyria soldier’s body return framed by fire aid drive
The community rallies around the McGee family of Henrietta after a Baumhardt road fire that killed Ethel McGee and left seven children orphaned. Funds and clothing flood in as Henrietta school officials organize a survivor fund and medical aid, led by James Ehrman. Donations pour in from neighbors, church collections, and a house to house canvass across Henrietta Amherst Oberlin Eaton and Birmingham with an initial tally of about 1330.
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Arthur McGee
Henrietta
Baumhardt Road
Matthew B. Ridg
Way
Reds
Hmrs
Ethel McGee
McGee
William Larry
Sheila Lirigan
Mac
Shirley Anne
United Nations
Bhy
Sas
Reid
Kaesong
Ridgway
Ehrman
James Ehrman
Birmingham
R.D
Oberlin
R.D. 2
Amherst
Frank Twining
Charles Sapienza
Harry Meyer
Ervin Jaycox
Eaton
Cherie
Cova Meget Senate
Enman
Elyria Y.atga
Navy trains crews for a bomb attacks on carriers
Adm William M Fechteler disclosed that the navy has trained crews to launch atomic bombs from carriers and that carrier based and land based planes are equipped for A-bomb delivery. He cited AJ1 Sau lage and P2V Neptune, with plans for more super carriers and atomic warheads for air force missiles.
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Washington
William M. Fechteler
Naval Operations
Fechteler
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Air Force
Adm
Lynde D. McCormick
Atlantic Fleet
New York
Feehteler
Tor
Former Head of Rail Engineers' Union Dies At 76
Former Grand Chief Engineer Alvanies Johnston of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers dies at 76 in Cleveland after a heart attack in his sleep. Johnston led the union from the 1930s, declined re-election in 1950, and is survived by five daughters.
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Union
Cleveland
Alvanies Johnston
Brotherhood of Loco— Native Engineers
Sears
Tod
Johnston
James P. Shields
Leran
Taufand
Seotens Ror
Jont
Grand Ferss
The
Engineers
H. C. Saddington
Marion Jean Johnston
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for colder air in northeastern Ohio with a cool night and overnight low near 50. Tuesday should be fair with temperatures similar to today. Markets information is continued on page two.
Adenauer Urges Speed in Rearming Germany
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer calls for swift decisions on Germanys contribution to a Western European defense. He predicts broad approval for German units in a Western European army, stressing US military support remains essential for Europe.
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Adenauer
Germany
Robert Raeger
United Press
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Western Germany
West Germany
Western
Europe
Bundestag
Washington
Papper
Howett in Amhersto hospital after crash injuries
Harry H Howett is confined to Amherst hospital with serious injuries from a Monday night automobile collision. His condition is much improved and he may be out of the tentatively described extend. Mrs Howett, a collarbone fracture treated at home, and her sister Mrs E B Mills, at Segerja Memorial hospital, are responding to treatment. It is expected Mrs Howett will be released to Hawett home later this week.
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Frank Gurchik
Korea
States
Pan Mun Jom
Steve Gurchik
Lin
Yan Mun Jom
Egram
Cnds
Kaesong
Ridgway
Cpl
Gurchik
Elyria
Japan
Harry H. Howett
Isho
Amhers St Hospital
Howett
Himor
E. B. Mills
Segerja Memorial Hospital
Mmilar
Rom
Hawett
Auto Driver Killed in Dayton Area Weekend Crash
Granville Chester A. Todd of Dayton, 23, died Saturday night when his car left the road and overturned several times. Two Dayton passengers Jamies Carrol and Paul B. Turner were injured. Special wedding flowers from Darek Florist listed with a phone number.
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Granville
Chester A. Todd
Dayton
Jamies Carrol
Pail B. Turner
Order To Limit Pay Increases Due This Week
A Salary Stabilization Board regulation limits merit and length of service pay raises to six percent of total yearly base payroll. It covers 4.9 to 5 million employees, including executives and professionals, with the exact number affected uncertain. Chairman Raymond B. Allen will announce details tomorrow as the board acts to curb inflationary pressure.
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Oon Lon
Basid
Ithe
Raymond B. Allen
OPS Order Raises Beef Ceilings Today
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization will raise wholesale beef ceilings by about one to two cents per pound. The move aims to restore profit margins for packers, with retail prices to reflect the change gradually as separate orders set beef and pork retail ceilings. A Chicago meat packer spokesman criticizes the shift, saying cattle purchases will exceed ceilings.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Satelliste Wilson & Co
Meath
Rpacher
Chitaga Ge
Pula
Wip
Jers
Mrs Sullivan Insists Birthday Age Is 105
Mrs Marie Sullivan marks her birthday in Chicago claiming she is 105. She refuses to add an extra year despite relatives’ push. The note appears amid local classifieds indicating interests in magazines and a West Avenue Broad location.
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Chicago
Mary Sullivan
Pact Urges Faster Allied Forces for Europe
Ottawa reports Eisenhower urged the Atlantic Pact nations to mobilize more first line air, land, and sea forces and to provide redressable reserve units faster. Greece and Turkey’s admission to the non Communist alliance was under consideration as De Gasperi outlines Italy’s views and calls for treaty revision to share defense burdens.
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Ottawa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Europe
Alcide de Gasperi
Greece
Turkey
Council
Rome
Omar Bradley
U. S. Doiet
U. S. Army
Frank R. Pace, Jr
de Gasperi
Iraly
Italy
Harriman Refuses to Relay Iran Ultimatum in Oil Dispute
Iran will send direct London an ultimatum giving Britain 15 days to resume talks after Harriman, Truman’s envoy, refused to relay the message to the British government. Iran warns it will expel British oil workers from Abadan if negotiations fail. The Shah opposes the ultimatum.
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Iran
Abadan
Harriman
Britain
Mohammed Mossagesh
Shah
Barkley 1952 Plans Unclear to Family
Washington reports Vice President Alben Barkley has not informed his family on his 1952 political plans. Barkley’s daughter said no decision is final and the family has not discussed the matter publicly. The note mentions Rand McNally Road Atlas magazines Vogue and Harpers Bazaar, with Kefauver Crime in America and Marsh Guenin’s as possible references.
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Barkley
Washington
Alben W. Barkles
Anne Hadley
Barklei
Rand McNally Road Atlas
Vogue
Harpers Bazaar
Kefauver
America
Marsh Guenin's
Adv
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Roblems
Frank Jasche
Spike Commission
Seni
Ennor
NATO
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Haly
Gasperi
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Parney
Aekoe
Hawaii
Abewance
Neral
Holland
World Tobacco Congress
Congress Building
LEAR
Lear, Incorporated
Grand Rapids
Mich
Los Angeles
Calif
J. W. Dregge
R. M. Mock
W. P. Lear
Santa Monica
J. A. Golde
Russell A. Stevenson
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
P. Moore
Col
T. MM. Belche
Washington, D. C
K. MacGrath
St. Josephs
Jim Resar
Maher
United
West
Darek Florist
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