Red Planes Damaged In Jet Battle Over MIG Alley
In Korea the largest aerial clash to date pitted United Nations and Communist jets across 236 fighters. American Sabrejets British Meteors and Thunderjets faced MiG-15s with multiple aircraft damaged and several likely destroyed. The UN score rose with MiGs downed and damaged, amid clashes stretching from Sinaiju to Sinanju.
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Korea
United Nations
United States
Sinaiju
Yalu River
Manchurian
Sinanju
U.S
Extemp Speaking Meeting Set For March at Elyria High
Elyria High will host the Lake Erie League extemp speaking meeting in late March. Sixty four students, advisors and judges will attend an all day event with round table discussions and social affairs for social science classes. Preceding events include extemp meetings at Case Institute and Lakewood Lions Club. The Lake Erie League also approved a March 21 Lorain choir festival and possible all league orchestra. Baseball schedules call for six league games per team in 1952 with home and away dates. Track meet set for May 10 at Lakewood High. golf May 8 at Seneca Country Club. Tennis schedule discussed but postponed.
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Lake Erie League
George Miraben
Cleveland
Elyvia High
Case School of Applied Science
Lakewood Lions Club
Cleveland Heights High School
Lehi
the Gables
Lake Ene
Lorain High School
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Lakewood High School
Seneca Country Club
Weather outlook for northeast Ohio stays mild with showers
Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for mostly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight with showers late. The low is expected around 0. Thursday remains cloudy with showers and continued mild conditions.
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Ohio
Mother Found Guilty Of Beating School Principal
Bernice Smey, a 1-year-old housewife, is convic ted of assault and battery for beating Albert Bushnell Hart Junior High principal with a paddle after a rebuke to her son. Jury foreman Joseph Popov ic announced the unanimous verdict. sentence withheld until October. Prosecutor James Fenwick and Judge Mary Grossman preside. max penalty cited as $200 and six months in jail.
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Chrymainy
Bernice Smey
Joseph J. Popovic
James B. Fenwick
Albert Bushnell Hart
Baid
Louis Fernberg
Smey
Intorney
Toj
Merthe
King's Condition Good After Lung Operation
London doctors say King George VI is in good general condition today after removing part of a lung Sunday. He had a restless night and faces possible a second operation within two weeks. About 1,000 mourners gathered outside Buckingham Palace as the morning bulletin was posted. Doctors note the king’s pain is being managed with smaller doses of opiates and that his fragile 85 years remains in a battle for survival. Dr Clement Price-Thomas suggested a second operation to remove additional ribs if needed, in a paper prepared for the Paris congress.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Clement Price-Thomas
International Society of Surgeons
Paris
Norris at Saga Korea earns Bronze Star in heroic action
Private First Class Norris of Ohio unit risked his life under heavy fire near Saga Korea on 14 September 1950. He delivered leaflets to enemy positions, aided a wounded comrade, and led a crossing under bombardment to secure surrender and safety for his unit. The award citation praised courage, initiative, and devotion to duty.
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Columbus
Alvi D. Norris
George Nor
Elyria
Ohio
United States Army
Saga
Korea
Norris
Réela
John D. Norris
Medina
Zenia Norris
Ray
Paul H. Ledyards
United
States
Talks Deadlocked Again as Reds Accuse Ridgway of Stalling
In Tokyo the Korean cease-fire talks again fail to progress as United Nations and Communist liaison officers split without agreement. Peiping radio accuses Gen. Ridgway of a conspiracy to delay, while both sides demand safeguards against further alleged violations of the neutral zone in Kaesong. The Wednesday session in Kaesong ends with no timetable for resumption and the next move shifts to higher level officers.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Peiping
Ridgway
Kaesong
Beef Prices Seen Higher This Fall
Washington reports households should expect higher beef prices this fall as the government steps up crackdowns on slaughterhouses to enforce price ceilings. OPS investigators found 86 violations across 23 cities in a survey of over 500 facilities, with violations detected in 15 states.
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Quadruplets Born To Red Mother Heroine
Ksenia Gavrilova, named mother heroine of the Soviet Union, gave birth yesterday to quadruplets three boys and a girl. She and the four babies are reported in good health and she has seven other children, including two sets of twins.
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Moscow
Ksenia Gavrilova
Soviet Union
Decisive stage nears in Oatis case with Prague talks
Washington reported the United States and Czechoslovakia moving toward a decisive stage in the five month struggle over imprisoned American newsman William N Oatis. Diplomats noted potential bargains, signaling possible release as U S pressure and selective measures against Prague show signs of leverage.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
William N Oatis
Prague
Jostoeeter
Oatis
Vladimir Prochazka
Red
U.S
Vogeler
U. S
Hungary
Germany
Stern
Big Three Call For Scrapping Italian Treaty Curbs
Washington and London and Paris urged removal of permanent restrictions in the 1947 Italian peace treaty to allow Italy a full role in the Atlantic Pact. President Truman endorsed scrapping treaty limits to counter Soviet aggression and push for Italy’s UN participation. The joint declaration asserts Italy as an active equal member of the democratic nations.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Europe
A&a
London
Paris
Alcide de Gasperi
Russia
Truman
United Nations
Good Fishing In Ely Park Pool Until Oct 3
Elyria’s juvenile anglers enjoy plentiful fishing at Ely Park pool through October 3 as Oberlin grants permission to seine fish from the Oberlin reservoir to restock the pool. Park Supt. John Mardock said hundreds of fish will be moved to the pool today or tomorrow, with the festival closing on October 3.
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Elyria
Ely Park
John Mardock
Oberlin
Elyria Park Department
Madhock
Ull
Machock
Avon Child Is Polio Sufferer
Eldone Kregzde a three year old polio victim at Cleveland City Hospital is in fair condition with paralysis in the right leg according to her mother Mrs Yakubas Kregzde She was brought from St Josephs Hospital in Lorain after a week of illness and a worsening condition over the weekend.
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Eldone Kregzde
Cleveland City Hospital
Yakubas Kregzde
Stoney Ridge Road
Cambridge
Mary Haugit
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Howard Ware
Fairj
Strike Ends After 10 Hour Walkout at Bendix Westinghouse
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake employees of Local 971 UAW C IO walked out yesterday for about ten hours. Most left around 1 PM and returned with the third shift at 11 PM after a meeting at Elyria Catholic High School. Talks between company officials and union reps continued today with no comment.
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Bendix- Westinghouse Automotive
Elyria Catholic High School
41 Year Postal Career Ends Friday In Elyria Protest Of Toll Road
A Elyria post office veteran Ralph A. Winter retires after 41 years with the service on Friday. Local residents including Ohio Senator Louis Palmer oppose a proposed 133/Ohio Turnpike route through Elyria and plan protests, while officials seek maps and meetings with the governor to challenge the alignment.
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Elyria
Lauren E. Palmer
Lafayette Avenue
Gves
Palmer
Lillian
Son
Arizona
Jen
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Cali
Winter
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Ault
Columbu
Governo Lausche
Yesterroute
Lorain County
CIO
Ae Em . Winter
Don Patterson
Lorain
Ohio
Wil- Shesliam Green
Green
AFL Says CIO Merger OK But On Own Terms
AFL says merger of AFL and CIO would strengthen organized labor but must occur on organic unity terms through absorption of CIO. San Francisco report notes emphasis on unity and conditions for merger.
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AFL
San Francisco
Amarioltan Federation of Labor
CIO
Organized Labor
Anrae
Pnope
CJO
Britain seeks U S help to resolve Iran oil crisis
London appeals to President Truman and Secretary Acheson to use bond offices to end the Iran oil crisis. Attlee and Churchill press for a resolution while British warships approach Abadan and troops stand alert. Mossadegh meets Henderson as Tehran weighs options.
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London
Great Britain
Tran
Truman
Dean Acheson
Clement Attee
State Department
Oliver Franks
Washington
U.S
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Iran
Francis Shepherd
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Foreign Office
Abadan
Clement R. Attlee
Russia
Mossadegh
Lou Henderson
U. S
Henderson
Palmer to Relocate for Tucson Move and Family Ties
Palmer has held all post office clerk jobs except financial relerk and has spent nearly five years at the parcel post windows. He will move to Tucson to be closer to his son Everett, formerly boys' secretary at the MCA and now teaching in Tucson City Schools. Palmer plans to seek a new position after settling in and reconnecting with relatives there.
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Jemain
Parcel Post
Tucson
Everett
M.C.A
Pallmer
Seven Bellevue Officers Stand Unite Over Police Chief Ouster
In Bellevue Ohio seven of nine policemen vow to stand together to oust Police Chief John Baker after charges by Patrolman Arnold Zerman. Baker suspended Zerman for alleged misconduct and Zerman faced insubordination claims from Baker. The council suspended Baker and restored Zerman amid a department dispute growing for two years.
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Bellevue
John Baker
Arnold Zerman
Zerman
City Council
Baker
Meyer Homer Crecelius
Jayeny J
Doe
November Draft Call Announced in Ohio
State selective Service head Ches ter W. Goble announced in Columbus that 2,523 men will be called by Ohio draft boards in November. He noted the October call was 3,436, making November 893 fewer. registrants must be born before August 1, 1992, and Lorain County’s November quota is 44.
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State Selective Service
Chester W. Goble
Columbus
Ohio
Goble
Lorain County
Red China Plans Military Show And Parade
Peiping radio announced a military flight display on October 1 to mark the second anniversary of the Red conquest. Delegates from Indo China Burma Indonesia and India would review the show with premier Mao Tse tung present.
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Hong Kong
Communi
China
Peiping
Ohio Chamber estimates Ohio's share of tax bill
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce estimated that Ohio would bear about 322.4 million dollars of the proposed 3.5 billion federal tax bill. It said the state cost would exceed this year's total government spending.
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Columbus
Ohio ‘Chamber of Commerce
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