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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1951

Page

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Board Defers Action On Millage Vote in Elyria Schools

Elyria Ohio board members held a six hour meeting to review Edison School plans and decide on bids for the new building. They approved advertising for bids on August 21 28 September 4 and 11 with opening September 27. The board delayed action on requesting additional millage for operating expenses until September 10. Three members supported cooperation with the American Opportunity committee while one opposed. The superintendent reported the program has broad support and may lead to school closures for staff and students to visit businesses.

Elyria Board of Education H. R. Gollmar P. R. Smith B. I. Ohlemacher R. G. Taylor Edison Carl Guenther Robert Mason W. C. McClellan Board of Elections Gollmar, Ohlemacher Taylor Smith American Opportunity Committee

Driver Unhurt As Truck Rolls Over On Bridge

Richard P. Wash, 18, of 127 Cascade street, escaped injury when a 1950 Peerless Laundry panel truck rolled over on the Route 113 high level bridge after skidding into the guard rail at about 45 mph. The driver, a student, told deputies the right rear of the vehicle struck the railing, sending it across the road and against the opposite wall before tipping onto the south side of the bridge.

The Peerless Laundry Richard P. Wash Cascade Street Wash Sheriff's

B 50 bomber crash kills at least 11 in Seattle apartment

A B 50 bomber crashed into a three story frame building in Seattle causing a blaze that killed at least 11 and injured 12. Fire officials estimate up to 20 to 30 may be in the wreckage though they expect five to seven bodies remain. Fire prevented further search as heat and debris kept crews back. Residents fled in panic as gasoline exploded and the building burned completely.

Seattle Wash R. B. Rogers Ted Bell KRSC Bell

Elyria Teachers Set Fall Conference September Fourth Fifth

Plans for a second annual pre school opening conference for Elyria Public Schools teachers were approved by the Board of Education. The two day event on September 4 and 5 will cover four grade bands with topics on providing for individual differences and evaluating pupil development led by Dr. Hand Verna Walters and Dr. A W Stewart. Sessions will be held in Ely School and Ely High School rooms with multiple department meetings and a summary session at 10 15. Continued on Page 2.

Elyria Public L. N. Nicholas Elyria Board of Education Wlre Harford Hand Forversty of Illinois Verna Walters Kent State University A. W. Stewart Ely School Nicholas Hand Walters Dr. Stewart George Miraben

Lorain County Election Board Rejects 21 Petitions

The Lorain County Board of Elections declared 21 nominating petitions invalid for insufficient signatures or incorrect candidate data. Several cases involved name spellings or signature mismatches, with protests allowed before 6:30 EST on August 18.

Lorain County Board of Elections Thea Ruth Fox Board of Elections Martin ‘Mathis South Amherst Village Edward Schneider Harold Payne Avon Lake Mays M. Wood Avon Village Harold E. Weaver Grafton Village Elmer M. Deggert Rochester Mike Bruder Sheffield George J. O'Brien Vermilion-on-the Lake Earl A. Rockwood Amherst Township Robert C. Moses Black River Township H. J. Hurd Henrietta Township George Dunfee Carlisle H. Snell Milton Schlecter Lawrence C Knoble South Amherst Edna von Pischke Gerald ©. Pankratz Black River Paul W. Smith Lorain City Ralph E

Flood Relief Quota Raised To Four Thousand

National Red Cross doubles Elyria quota for disaster relief amid extensive rehab work in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Miss Edna Schropp reports Elyria Chapter has raised its goal from 2000 to 4000 with 592 raised to date. Donors of ten dollars or more include Mrs J A Bines J H Shepherd Co Elyria Horseshoe Club Better Line Ada Dirlam Robinson Julia Osborn Brownits Furniture and others.

The American Red Cross Elyria Edna Schropp Red Cross Kansas Missouri Oklahoma J. A. Bines J. H. Shepherd Company Elyria Horseshoe Club the Better Line Ada Dirlam Robinson Julia Osborn Brownit's Furniture A. F. Terry Henrietta Packing Company Maxy Ine Wiliams Lake

German Youth Works On Farm At Avon Lake

Karl Bremer of Oberhub Germany arrived July 25 under State Department sponsorship and is placed with Foster and Walter Schenck on a fruit farm in Avon Lake Ohio. He will attend Avon Lake High School and learn modern fruit growing and farm machinery while plans for study at an agricultural college develop.

Foster Walte Lategaard Walter Schenck United States R Schenck Avon Lake Roy Karl Bremer Oberhub Germany U. S. State Department Ohio State Farm Bureau Karl Lorain County Ohio Walker Road Reigensburg Munich American Farm* Bureau State Department Schencks Avon Lake High School

Transfer Request to Elyria Township School District Heard

Mrs. Kenneth Ratcil asked the Elyria Board of Education to transfer her home district to Elyria Township Schools citing poor roads no sidewalks and a short commute for her children. Trustees noted transfers only in even years and questioned township tuition. superintendent offered to release if township accepts with bus transport, but tuition may be required.

Kenneth Ratcil Allen Ely Ratcil

Five Men to Face Draft Preinduction Exam

Miss Catherine McKee, clerk of the local selective service board, announced a call for five men for preinduction physical examination on September 24.

Catherine McKee Selective Service Board

Permit Issued for Major GM Plant Expansion in Elyria

A permit was issued by the Elyria Building Inspector for a 175000 square foot masonry and steel addition to the Brown-Line-Chapin General Motors plant. Austin Construction of Cleveland starts site work, with an estimated construction cost of 1100000 dollars. The new facility measures about 920 by 180 feet to support an increased defense order for Buick Mixture components and Wright J-65 Sapphire jet engine parts.

Elyria Brown-Line-Chapin General Motors Company Austin Construction Company of Cleveland General Motors Brown-Lipe- Chapin Division Buick Motors

Elyria Soldier Receives Bronze Star for Korea Service

Corporal Charls Belcher of Elyria Ohio earned the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Korea with Headquarters Headquarters and Service Company 10th Engineer Combat Battalion 4th Infantry Division. He is the son of Pars Belcher of 525 West River Street Elyria. The decoration covers December 20 to 24 1950.

INF Korea Charls Belcher Elyria Ohio Belcher United States 10Th Engineer (Combat) Battalion 4D Division Pars Belcher West River Street

Free Peoples Balloons Tear Hole In Iron Curtain

In Munich, 2000 balloons carrying 2,000,000 messages of hope drift toward Soviet satellite states under the Windsor of Freedom campaign sponsored by anti communist groups. Harold E Stassen and others witness launches as 107,800 East German youths visit West Berlin for a TV showcase and a banner of liberty is carried by those seeking exit from the Soviet bloc. Balloons include a 42 foot box designed to burst and a floating four foot pyramid labeled Svoboda freedom.

Munich Germany Czechoslovakia Harold E. Stassen University of Pennsylvania Berlin Paranda East Berlin West Berlin Saxony

UN insists on present front line in Korea talks

In Tokyo and Kaesong the UN commanders refuse to accept a ceasefire line based on the current battle front. General Ridgway calls the 38th parallel line indefensible and vows not to return to it. General Van Fleet says UN forces are fit and ready, and a breakthrough may require action.

Tokyo Peiping Radio Res United Nations Kaesong Koea Matthew B. Ridgway Ridgway James A. van Fleet 8Th van Fleet

Brookside High School Teacher Dies Suddenly

Ralph Hill Cole a Brookside High School teacher for over 20 years died suddenly at 6 am at his home 1915 Lake avenue He was born in North Eaton and lived at his present address since 1922 A founder of Eaton Grange and Lorain County Farm Bureau he was active in the First Christian church Surviving are his widow his daughter and three grandchildren. Burial at Columbia cemetery with services at 2 30 pm ThursdayConduct by Rev Henry K Shaw Flower memorials to the First Christian church building fund through Rev Shaw

Ralph Hill Colgp Lake Avenue Brookside High School Mr. Cole North Eaton Eaton Township Elyria High School Case Institute of Technology Oberlin College Eaton Grange and Lorain County Farm Bureau First Christian Church Ethel Cole Henry K. ‘Shaw Columbia Cemetery First Christian Church Building Fund H. K. Shaw Second Chapel Streets

Body Of Elyria Soldier To Be Returned Home

Cpl. Paul E. Travise, a Korean War casualty from Elyria, will have his remains sent home within two weeks and be taken to Sudra Curtis Funeral Home per his mother Mrs. Ruth Jacobs. He died of a heart attack on August 22, 1950 after returning to duty four days earlier following malaria treatment in Pasay. He previously served in World War II in Europe and later in Japan with a U S Army occupation unit.

Paul E. Travise Elyria Sudra- Curtis Funeral Home Ruth Jacobs West Third Street Thei Hives Korea San Francisco Cpl Travise Pasay Japan Army of Occupation

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