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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1951

Page

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Gilkison Mfg Co Sold to Cleveland Buyer

The Gilkison Manufacturing Company of Elyria has been acquired by Russell A. Hosler of Cleveland, head of Hosler Aircraft Corporation. The plant on Abbe Road will expand into aluminum stock and tube rolling and welding, with plans for a 1500 ton extrusion press. Hosler aims to recreate the wartime output of torpedoes and other items, boosting local employment as new machinery arrives.

Gilkison Manufacturing Company Elyria Russell A. Hosler Hosler Aircraft Corporation Aluminum Wholesalers Cleveland Gilkison Company Abbe Road Bangalore Hosler Russell Francis Meister Real Estate Gilkison Afteen

Kidnaping Charge Filed By Girl's Foster Mother

In Zanesville Ohio a state kidnapping charge was filed today against ex convict Chester H. Risen 31 Columbus by Mrs Earl Kinney foster mother of Nancy Kinney missing since last Tuesday evening Detective Captain Robert Snelling said the charge follows fears of foul play and a state wide alarm has been issued for Risen who is wanted by California for parole violation Capt Snelling stated extensive checks found no clues to Nancy's whereabouts and he too fears foul play

Zanesville Robert Snelling Chester H. Risen Columbus Earl Kinney Nancy Kinney Kinney Brunet Snelling

Water Show At Cascade Becomes Annual Event

Cascade Park crowds of about two thousand on Thursday and fifteen hundred on the prior night watched a water show staged by local swimmers under guards Miss Elizabeth Haynes and Miss Madeleine Hoch. The Park Commission will make the show an annual feature, with Miss Haynes and Miss Hoch also teaching swimming. Harold Kunkle announced the event as park staff celebrate with a picnic for staff and directors.

Cascade Park Elizabeth Haynes Madeleine Hoch The Park Commission Harold Kunkle Erst Haynes

Mass Experiment May Be Extended In Frost Texas

A medical study in Frost Texas, criticized by leading doctors, may expand to include many Navarra county residents. The Frost experiment involved 470 volunteers who received five anti rabies injections or determined whether the vaccine could ward off polio.

Frost Tex Navarra County

Northeastern Ohio Weather Keeps Mild After Mild Afternoon

Mostly cloudy skies linger this afternoon with a high near 71. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cool with a low around 58. Sunday is partly cloudy and warmer in the afternoon.

Ohio

Britain Sets Oil Talks Ultimatum to Iran

Britain demanded Iran accept its oil settlement proposals or British negotiators and oil experts would withdraw. Iran rejected the threat, and Vice Premier Fatemi said Iran would not submit to such pressure. Britain warned of pulling 150 oil experts unless a quick agreement is reached as Iran seeks to work with 16 unnamed countries to export oil FOB in Iran.

Tehran Iran Britain Hussein Fatemi Fateman Richard Stokes U.S

Thousands of Allies In Attack Across 25 Mile Front

Allied forces in Korea mounted a major offensive along a 25 mile front near the Hwachon reservoir east of the iron triangle. United Nations troops, backed by heavy artillery and air strikes, advanced against organized Communist resistance described as moderate to heavy. In aerial combat, Sabre jets clashed with MiG-15s over Northwest Korea, with one enemy plane damaged and a probable kill credited to First Lt. Charles Loyd of Marion, Kentucky.

8Th Army Korea United Nations Hwachon Reservoir U. N Charles “F “Loyd Ore Marion Yalu River Manchuria Kaesong 38Th Adm C. Turner Joy Joy United States Admiral Joy

Open Door Policy Invites Agencies To Elyria Chest Goal

The 1952 Elyria Community Chest targets $130157 for October 15 to 23, up 16.24 percent from 1951, after a budget committee led by George S. Cole Jr. reviewed requests totaling $152935. An open door policy adds local and national agencies with legitimate needs, starting with United Cerebral Palsy Associations. The budget increases funding for United Defense Fund and Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association to $9115 and $5422 respectively, with allocations to local groups such as Elyria Memorial Hospital, YMCA, YWCA, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, and others, totaling $119862 for locals and $10295 for national/state agencies.

Elyria Community Chest Board of Trustees of the Chest George S. Cole, Jr Brown-Lipe-Chapin General Motors United Cerebral Palsy Associations National Budget Committee United Defense Fund Lorain County Mental Hydiene Association Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association Lorain USO United Community Defense Service Elyria Community Chest Cole Red Feather Boy Scouts of America Catholic Social Service Bureau Center For the Sightless Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria Girl Scouts Elyria Home For Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Y.W.C.A Elyria Youth Center Adm Cmon Elyria Community’ Welfare Council Ohio Citizens’ Council Dominic J. Amato Harley Reese D. Vernon Bell Leigh 5. Bristol Edward C. Carlson Rodney G. Rockwood Denis J. Ryan Jr Joseph E. Smith Ralph W. Standen Elmer E. Wyatt

Bendix Race Opens With Eight All Jet Planes

Eight air force jet planes launched from Edwards AFB for Detroit in the first all jet Bendix Trophy race. Col Emmett S Davis and Maj Gilbert A Pederson led the field after initial delays. The race covers 1920 miles with an expected four hour elapsed time and tailwinds aiding the cross country run. In Korea UN alarm warns against drawing a 38th parallel cease fire line. Joy calls it foolhardy and potentially disastrous as armistice talks resume at Kaesong.

Kaesong Korea Hsieh Fang Lee Sang Cho Henry L Hodes Arleigh Burke Ee Saeee Aalala Maroc Calif Air Force Detroit Edwards Air Force Base Emmett S. Davis Salt Lake City Gilbert A. Pederson Arcadia Davis Bendix Maj Vernon A. Ford Col. Davis Pederson George B. Thabault Winooski Keith K. Compton Lt. Joseph Leo M. Dykes St. Petersburg Pla Bernard W. Atss Boulder Colo Edward R. Johnson Reynolds Til Thomas V.gibson Glendale Here

Quarter Billion Loss Estimated In Heat Wave

A $250,000,000 heat wave has claimed 39 lives since Aug 4 and stretched across Texas from Maine to North Carolina borders. With no rain since July 2 and highs to 116 degrees, agriculture commissioner John C. White puts crop losses at a quarter of a billion dollars.

Dallas Tex Texas Maine North Carolina Boston Cincinnati John C. White

House Votes Bigger Cut In Foreign Aid Program

The House trimmed the foreign aid bill to 7.49875 billion dollars, far below President Truman s 8.59 billion request. The bulk funds go to Europe with 5.028 billion in military aid and 985 million in economic aid, plus allocations for the Near East Africa Asia Pacific and the Americas. A new mutual security administration with cabinet status would oversee the program.

Washington— Administration House Truman Senate Foreign Affairs Committee B. Carroll Reece Europe Near East Africa Asia Pacific Area America Mutual Security Administration

Ten Elyria Streets Set for Surface Treating

Surface treatment of ten streets in Elyria is slated to begin mid next week according to safety-service director D WwW Kothe. Streets listed include Fifth through Tenth streets, Gates Avenue, East Avenue to Sixteenth, East Broad, Abbe Road, West Street, and West River Street. additional work may extend to Oberlin Road and Park Avenue if funds allow. Contributions to the disaster fund total 684 dollars with 12,000 dollars allotted for the project from the Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross.

Elyria Kothe Gates Avenue Middle East Avenues East Avenue Sixteenth Prospect Boston Abbe Road Corporation Poplar Street Cleveland Street Taylor Street West Street Huron West River Street Furnace Street American Red Cross Oberlin Road Avenue Elyria Levent’s Day Adventist Park Avenue Broad Street Church Eastern Heights Boulevard

Lorain County panel to vote on half mill levy

Lorain County Citizens Advisory Committee meets at the courthouse Monday to decide whether to recommend a half mill levy raising about 180000 for repairs at the County Home Children's Home Pleasant View Sanatorium fairgrounds and other county institutions. A subcommittee urged a permanent stand at the fairgrounds for 37000 and 18000 to build a detention ward above the Oberlin Children’s Home garage. The 7:30 p.m. meeting follows a Wednesday report.

Lorain County Oberlin Citizens Advisory Committee Pleasant View Sanatorium Citizens’ Committee Fairgrounds Oberlin Children’s Home

Lorain Man Treated For Knife Wound

Walter Spinks a 20 year old Lorain man was treated at St Josephs Hospital this morning for a left shoulder knife wound requiring 13 stitches. Deputies said the injury occurred during a parking lot fight at the Midget Grille and Spinks claimed he did not know who inflicted the wound and did not wish to press charges.

Walter Spinks Lorain St. Joseph’s Hospital Spinks

Campaign Head Sets 1952 Elyria Chest Goal for Community

A. H. West, chair of the 1952 Elyria Community Chest campaign, defends a goal up 20.68 percent from 1950. He argues population, nearby area growth, higher earnings, and greater needs justify the target and urges all volunteers and supporters to fulfill their assignments to guarantee reaching the goal.

A. H. West Community Chest Elyria Community Chest Board of Trustees Mme Elyria

Beaches Around Sandusky Closed To Check Polio

Sandusky beaches were closed as Erie county health officials and doctors moved to curb a polio rise. The 13th case prompted a vote supporting County Health Commissioner N Berneta Block. Doctors pledged every means to halt the outbreak and planned patient transfers to Cleveland and prepare an extra wing at Good Samaritan hospital if needed.

Sandusky N. Berneta Block Erie County Sandusky Bay Cleveland City Hospital Good Sa.Martian Hospital

Death by Own Action Ends Despite Rescue

Ralph Nicholls a 40 year old clerk attempted suicide via gas in a Queens apartment yesterday. He was revived after rescue and treated at Kings County Hospital where doctors pumped his stomach and removed a mixture including wood alcohol DDT sleeping pills and aspirin. He remained in good condition today.

New York Ralph Nicholls Kings County Hospital Nicholls Queens

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