Second Day Record At Fair Seen At Lorain County
Attendance on opening day matched last year as the Lorain County Fair began its second annual run. Secretary Clair Mill forecasts a new second day record near 20,000 as gate traffic increases. Winners across classes include Tony Hall and Hazel Hall of Marion in parade, Harry Wadsworth of Sandusky and Glen Maynard of New London in English riding, and Maud Olsen of Elyria in children’s equitation. Tomorrow features Junior Fair day with Vermilion vs Oberlin ball games, 1:30 pony and harness races, 2 p.m. 4-H revue, and a 7:30 two and four horse hitch event accompanied by Cook’s Orchestra and Carl Hradford’s sheep dogs.
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Lorain County
Guy £. Radcliffe
Camden
Leo Camp
LaGrange
Forest Calderhesd
Carralion
Tony Hall
Hazel Hall
Marion
Muich Stetler
Harry Wadsworth
Sandusky
Glen Maynard
New London
Madeline Olsen
Elyria
Harry Germen
Mansfield
Guy Radcliffe
Bertha
Carahan
Ashland
Marilyn Reutnik
Vermilion
Bonnie Gay Gott
Cleveland
Palambo
Paul Rumbaugh
Dutch Stetler
Galted English
Red Bellamy
Manshaye
James Gott
Spotted Horse
Western
Hel Hall
E. Borman
Reutnik
Stricky Jer
Jimmy Surraski
Wellington
Clyde Lucas
Junior Kuepfer
Spencer
Junior Bell
Lyle Coulitip
Oberlin
Fifty Egyptians drown in Nile festival boat capsizing
Cairo reports fifty villagers drowned when their Ramaden celebration boat capsized on the swollen Nile. Dispatches say thousands watched from river banks as rescue teams saved many of the 68 aboard, with 21 injured. In Bombay a bomb in a Moslem area injured 31, four seriously, as police linked the blast to a truck driver dressed as a Sikh.
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Cairo
Upper
Nile
Guira
Bombay
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with storms
Partly cloudy and humid in Northeastern Ohio tonight and Thursday with a few afternoon and evening thundershowers. Light variable winds. Immediate automotive service advertising text appears in the fragment.
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Ohio
City to seek bids Sept 12 for storm sewer project
Service Director Faxon announced bids will be taken Sept. 12 for two sections of the citys $1,500,000 storm sewer plan. West River Street to Lorain Boulevard and High Street to Woodland are set, with Columbia Avenue sewer as a principal line draining areas east of Park Avenue. Lee which runs Gulf Road and Poplar Street is delayed due to casement negotiations on three properties, with redesigns possible.
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Faxon
West River Street
Lorain Boulevard
High Street
Woodland
Woodland Tor Foster
Lee. K
Columbia Avenue
West Side
Columbia
Park Avenue
Stanford and
Denison Avenues
Lee, D
Gulf Road
Agreement on Europe Revival Plan Reported
London dispatch reports Herbert Morrison claiming substantial agreement on a European revival plan at the Paris conference. He touted record July exports and low unemployment, plus coal stocks ahead of target and high Ruhr production, while signaling a major peacetime agriculture program.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Council
Morrison
Clement R. Attlee
Britain
Paris
Ruhr
Washington
Attlee
Boy Returns After Long Bike Trip
Donald Alexander 14, of LiPorte, returned home after a day and a half away on a bicycle trip planned as a visit to Columbus relatives. Authorities searched the river dam area as state police and coast guards joined the missing-person effort. He said he slept along the road, spent some time with western allies, and had looked to spend a night on the road before turning up in Columbus.
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Noreman Alexander
LiPorte
Donald
Bleo- Mather
Rose's Dam
Columbus
Lorain
Lake Success
N. Y
United
Trygve Bievycle
Russia
Bal- Toledo
Toledo
UN Security Council
Greece
Four hurt by chlorine gas at Cascade Park pool
Four people were affected when a gasket on the chlorinator broke at Cascade Park pool around 4 40 p m yesterday releasing chlorine gas. Patrick Ryan 6 was treated and released at Flyrna Memorial Hospital. His brother Freddie 10 Mary Coughlin 15 and Eddie Patik 18 also inhaled gas. Patik shut off the chlorinator. gas lingered low to affect the smaller bay. Park officials noted no mask was available for the attendant and the incident was the first of its kind at the pool. The chlorinator was repaired and the pool reopened today.
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Cascade Park
Basia
Patrick Ryan
Sean Ryan
Oakstreet
Flyrna Memorial Hospital
Patrick
Freddie
Mary Coughlin
Eddie Patik
Patik
Leon Ryan
Skip Clark
Machock
Supreme Knight Of K. O. C. Reelected At Convention
The 45th annual Knights of Columbus convention in Boston re-elected Supreme Knight John E. Swift of Milford to a second two year term. Also returned were Deputy Supreme Knight Timothy P. Galvin, Supreme Secretary Joseph F. Lamb, and Supreme Treasurer Francis J. Heuzel. Archbishop Richard J. Cushing condemned eight Protestant clergymen who claimed religious freedom in Yugoslavia as sold out to Tito.
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Boston
John E. Swift
Milford
The
Knights of Columbus
Timothy P. Galvin
Hammond
Ind
Joseph F. Lamb
New York City
Francis J. Heuzel
Asheville
N.C
Richard J. Cushing
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Tito
Cushing
Middle
Europe
Search For Crash Victims Called Off
In Honolulu the search for George Atcheson Jr. and four others missing since a Flying Fortress crash at sea was called off after 58 hours of searching by Vice Admiral John L. Hall. Brig. Gen Frederick Kimble will lead a full investigation. Three survivors among passengers and crew were reported.
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Honolulu
George Atccheson, Jr
Allied Control Council
Japan
Flying Fortress
John L. Hall
14Th Naval District
Atcheson
Ning
Frederick Y. H. Kimble
Oahu
Soviet Troops Detain Three U S Soldiers in Korea
U S Army says three teenage soldiers from the Sind infantry division were seized by Soviet troops in Yohyon Ni Korea near the border and held for eight days. Lt Gen Hodge sought their release with letters to Soviet Gen Korotkov but received no reply.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Army
Pfe
Gerald &K. Geffen
Port Chester
John BD. Hoyle
Seattle
Wash
Tommy F. Pugsley
Renton
Lcal
Hodge
Troops in Italy to dig in for winter
Leghorn Italy American troops will dig in for the winter plans disclosed by army officials amid delays in ratifying the Hallan peace treaty. Gen John C H Lee confirmed the winterization program noting the Army had shifted from withdrawal by April 1 1947 to a halt in evacuations from the Morgan line and base installations in Leghorn Rome and other Italian sites.
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Leghorn
Italy
Hallan
Mediterranean
John C. H. Lee
Lberty
Army
Morgan Line
Rome
Maly
Admiral King Rests Well During Night at Bethesda
Washington Fleet Admiral Ernest King rested fairly well during the night at Bethesda Naval Hospital where he is under treatment for a heart condition. Naval physicians reported his general condition remains unchanged. Earlier there was evidence of a mild stroke without paralysis and now he suffers from hardening of the arteries.
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Washington Fleet Adm
Kenest J. King
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Naval
U.S. Fleet
King
Cadiz Arsenal Blast Toll Near 800 Dead Reported
Cadiz Spain officials released a preliminary toll near 800 dead and 1,000 injured after the Cadiz arsenal explosion. Semiofficial Madrid sources placed 800 dead with 7,000 injured in an informative memorandum while other figures hovered around 625,000,000 in error. The city faced widespread destruction with hospitals overwhelmed and rescue operations continuing through electricity restored areas.
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Pdead
Citra
Wiisport
Rawdio 10
Madrid
Berlin
Further Delay In Relief From Heat Seen As Result
The United Press reports ongoing heat across the Middle West. Cooler air’s arrival is delayed as forecasts shift eastward from the Montana border. Northeastern Ohio forewarned of hot, humid days with scattered thunderstorms. Cleveland tied a summer high at 91? degrees, while many cities stayed above 80. Detroit auto plants idled thousands due to 95 degree heat. Chrysler and GM led layoffs across major plants.
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Chonge Range
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Qorn
Cnast
New York
Ohio
Koreau
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Yuma
Poenix
Arizona
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Kang
Lincoln
Neb
Rockford
Kansas City
Mao
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Genral Motors
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Boy Injured While Sitting On Curb
Robert Novak, 4 son of Robert Novak, aged 18, at 18 Dewey avenue, suffered a fracture of his lower right leg at 11 am yesterday when an automobile struck his leg as he sat on a curb on Lodi street opposite Koplin's Drug store. Dr Forbes's car started after he returned. his son yelled to stop and the child, with his aunt Mary Novak of Oberlin, was taken to hospital.
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Robert Novak
Dewey Avenue
Lodi Street
Koplin
M. Hl. Forbes
Dr. Forbers
Three Dead In Buffalo Apartment Fire Tragedy
Three killed and five injured when a three story Buffalo West Side apartment house fire broke out before dawn. Victims were rushed to Columbus Hospital for burns and injuries. two alarms answered the blaze as it spread rapidly. Names tentatively identified include Andrew Lesinski D Jean Szymanski and a 12 year old girl known only by last name Preske.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Columbus Hospital
Andrew Lesinski
D. Jean Szymanski
Preske
Will enforce law at county fair near liquor sale ban
Authorities say the county law prohibiting liquor sale within two miles of the fair will be enforced during the Sirk county fair September 1 to 14 at the request of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The fair occurs just before the law expires on September 8. Lt Gen James Harbord, honorary RCA board chair, dies in Rye New York after brief illness. A verdict of death by own action was returned in the photgun death of George Marion, 49, widowed father of 10. Yide Diner in Ridgeville remains open daily with meals.
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Canton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
County
Lar
Harbamard
Rye
James Hartbord
USA
The
Radio Corporation of America
Norwalk
Photgun
George Mar
Marshall Urges Americas Unity at Inter-American Conference
In Petropolis Brazil Secretary of State George C Marshall addressed a 20 nation Inter-American Defense Conference. He urged unity to combat a sick world, called for a hemispheric mutual defense treaty, and pressed postponing economic issues to a Bogota meeting next year. He warned against encroachment on individual and state rights and cited the Champltepec act as guiding aggression standard.
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Petropalis
Brazil
George C. Marshall
Bogota
Cuba
Chapultepec
Marshall
105 Airplanes Entered Today In Air Races
Cleveland reports 105 airplanes officially entered in the 1947 Air Races with prize money totaling 111500 across six speed events led by the Transcontinental Bendix race. The largest entry of Labor Day’s Thompson trophy field will be reduced to 12 after qualifying runs. Notables include Paul Mantz and Dale R. Fulton returning to defend or contest titles. entry details note Bendix fields as historically strong this year. Fourteen planes entered in the Van Nuys Cleveland race include Bill Odum among others.
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Cleveland
Paul Mantz
Hollyywood
Bendix
Dale R. Fulton
Sehia
van Nuys
Califta Cleveland
Bill Odum
City plans bid for 125000 pool project
A call for bids on a municipal swimming pool project valued at 125000 was announced by Mayor Ralph B. Fisher. An anonymous donor has contributed 59000 toward the cost, leaving the balance to be raised or funded.
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Syporna
Penatrastean
Ralph B. Fisher
For Sale Ad Promotes Handmade Goods in Heat
Pleasantly heated crowds are urged to occupy time with a Chronicle-Telegram Classified. The ad invites selling crocheting embroideries dolls and handmade items. Readers are asked to collect c-gra-h at Pigling 44-191 on 44-13 today amid garbled lines and odd names.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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