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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
12
President Truman faced conflicting takes on defense mobilization as John Steelman and Senator Mahoney disputed whether arms production could recover from the steel strike. Steelman warned of long lead times while Mahoney doubted swift gains, noting 299 plants in military contracts closed or slowed due to the strike.
In Panmunjom the Communists accuse the Allies of shelling the truce village and demand a formal joint investigation. Four shrapnel pieces were found. UN officers checked on site but refused a joint inquiry citing no evidence the fragments came from UN guns. Radio Piep ing aired a note demanding a formal probe. Truce talks recessed until Monday.
Tehran reports parliament adjourned amid protests over a motion signed by 30 deputies seeking the release of the man who assassinated former Premier Razmara. The clash disrupted debate on Seyed Kashani's nomination as speaker as tensions rose between government factions.
Greek army shelled Gamma Island on the Evros frontier after Bulgarian troops landed on July 23 and seized control. A US Atlantic Pact spokesman said the scene was closely followed as Greek mortars fired and smoke covered the island, with no reaction reported yet.
Jocph McKiussack of 124 Wood Steel faced a petit larceny charge after police found a stolen wallet belonged to a man named Roberts in a room near his bunk. McKissack admitted entering Roberts room and taking $11 from a bureau but claimed he did not take the wallet. Major Ault suspended a further sentence on good behavior.
Washington prominent geographer urges that prospective members of Congress be required to pass a rigorous geography examination. Russell Smith, emeritus professor at Columbia University, says lawmakers handle foreign affairs and citizens’ lives are in their hands, so they should know the countries involved.
A cutting with intent case against Lewis Henley was dropped. Henley, arrested after a disturbance at Big Casino, allegedly cut Elvira Marshall requiring ten stitches at Elvira Memorial Hospital. Witnesses cited a fight with Mose Johnson. The report also notes Alvin Barth and John Barner attending the Rural Electric Cooperative annual meeting in Columbus, with plans for future progress and regional speakers. Robert Benham received a Cincinnati river ferry license.
A Navy PRM Marine plane with 13 aboard was reported overdue from the US Naval Station at Sangley Point south of Manila. Search operations began and officials at Sangley Point released no other details.
A $400000 damage suit was brought by the families of a man and wife who died in a head on Greyhound bus collision in Waco Texas. The disaster killed at least 28 people and may rise as investigators identify more casualties. Only 18 victims had been identified so far.
Orrin Baker born October 2 1872 in Flint Mid died at his home 863 West River Street Elyria after a several month illness. He lived in Elyria 48 years and was a member of Elyria Eagles Lodge. Survived by widow Hattle A Baker. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. L C Osborn. Burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery.
In Oakland Harry Short admitted to burglarizing a tavern while claiming no wrongdoing and saying his wrecking bar screwdriver hacksaw blades and a file were required to keep his wooden leg in good order. The judge sentenced him to nine months in jail.
New York report from the National Bureau of Standards outlines methods to reunite separated electrostatic charges quickly to reduce static hazards. It notes that up to 5000 volts can be generated by rising from a plastic chair and that rapid grounding or conductive floors can prevent sparks in hospitals, construction sites, and munitions plants.
Washington reports Army safety director Eliott Parker urges vacation motorists to take ten minute coffee breaks every two hours and to stop, exercise, and switch drivers to cut fatigue. Army highway accidents fell from 26 to 17 per 100000 miles since 1946 while civilian rate stayed higher.
When cleaning walls woodwork and painted surfaces use gentle handling rather than rubbing. This saves wear on you and preserves finishes on fabrics and woods. Roughened surfaces collect soil more easily.
A new wall coating for spray booths features low adhesion that lets accumulated overspray be peeled away in large sheets when removal is needed, simplifying maintenance and repainting.
New York veteran librarian Eleanor Nave, after 32 years with the New York Public Library, says children's reading of comics is not alarming. She urges parents to provide a varied reading diet and notes children will choose quality material if accessible.
Kroger store at 103 2nd street offers a pony as prize in a contest open to boys and girls. entrants must state why they want a pony and may view the animal at the store. contest closes August 23 with judge Ruben Donley of Chicago. pony comes with saddle and bridle.
The St Peter Ladies Auxiliary of North Ridgeville initiates a new candidate Mrs Anna Halagan at a Monday meeting. Members extend thanks for gifts and cards from Lucille Eberling Father Greb and the Recreational Youth Council. A statue was presented to honor attendance at the Indianapolis convention with the next meeting planned for September 2.
A National Geographic report notes that Elizabeth II’s court would not revive the era of jesters as modern court life evolves. The piece surveys historical roles of jesters and fools across Europe Russia and beyond, contrasting foolery with educated courtiers.
Radar speed control units checked Gulf road West Bridge street Furnace street and Lake avenue yesterday. Four drivers were fined 10 dollars and costs in court this morning including Howard M Saddler and Roland H Roberson. Hermond Brantley and Ma Lon Lange were cited to appear in court. James Farmer faced a traffic light violation and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Ernest F Kuhn pleaded not guilty to a stop sign violation. Henry Knipl was picked up for non payment of a fine. James G Press was arrested for disorderly conduct and a hearing is set tomorrow. In Chicago a couple married after the bride signed an affidavit about her husband being a competent fisherman and Izaak Walton Club member.
In redoing a kitchen, consider a wooden counter top suitable for cutting. It avoids pulling out and stowing a separate cutting and chopping board, streamlining food prep.
Modern Troy Laundry Co wins judgment against Chester E Wood Jr for 24717 on a cognovit note. Wood did business as Modern Troy Laundry and Vic s Dry Cleaning. Foreclosure of chattel mortgage sought. Shirley Williamson seeks divorce from Robert on neglect grounds. married 1948. Estate of Shirley Williamson valued 22278. Ernest Yocum s estate estimated at 15000. Geraldine M Smith sues Donald for divorce on neglect and cruelty. married 1948. Jolia Shumate sues Richard for divorce. married 1947 with four children. Stanley Harmon sues Goldie in Sandusky for divorce on neglect. they have three children.
A 16 year old from Lorain was sent to Boys Industrial School in Lancaster after lying about a model airplane motor while on probation for theft. Judge Malcolm Thomson revoked probation and committed him to the Lancaster institution. Three Oberlin boys also faced probation in juvenile court this week for motor scooter theft from an Oberlin student.
Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Humm on Main road drew 47 Le Fevre family members from Birmingham Vermilion and nearby towns. Attendees included G G Le Fevre of Chicago age 83 and records of guests from Newark Findlay Avon Lake Mansfield Ashland and other areas.
Listed are prominent corporations including American Radiator American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Avco Mfg Bendix Aviation Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Electum Columbia Gas Fruehauf General Motors Glidden Kroger Montgomery Ward NY Central Ohio Edison Ohio. Penna R R Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind Standard of N J Standard of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison U Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Co with figures such as 53% 79% 10534 52% 14% 265% 60% 3645 82% 64% 1934 35 54% 20% 42 66% 37% 81% 719% 42% 11% 40% 12% 26% 1354.
Eight young farmers met at Wellington High School to discuss a series of Tuesday evening meetings on farm topics for 18 to 45 year olds. The group will organize a program, with sessions in the Vocational Agriculture room starting first Tuesday in November and ending in April, under instructor William Tedrick.
Seventy five people attended the thirtieth Kuhl reunion at Huron State Park. George Koehler of Sandusky led the business session with Louis Kuhl as vice president and Mrs Mary Sayler as secretary treasurer. Officers will serve again next year. Martha Zorn was the oldest member and Robert Troike the youngest. The Sweigers traveled far from Maysville Missouri as the largest family. A picnic lunch and dessert followed.
Thirteen Pioneer Girls club members spent Tuesday morning at Cascade Park for a cookout. Spaghetti cooked over a campfire, home baked cake, and playground fun followed a park exploration before returning home around 5 PM. Edith Van DeCar and Gertrude Fisher accompanied the group. Mr. Van DeCar provided transport. Nine year old Ricky Binggell celebrated his ninth birthday with family and friends at home. Parchment packed coffee arrives via El Salvador to the Netherlands for processing and re export to Germany.
The market reports a wide range of produce including apples Red Birds and Transparent varieties, BEANS Valentines Wax Tendergreens and more with per bag and box pricing. Livestock in Cleveland shows cattle lambs hogs with steady or mixed trends and cash grain prices for Corn and Soybeans listed in varying grades.
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