Elyria Man Injured In Car Rollover Traffic Mishap
Charles Green twenty of Wayne street sustained facial lacerations and a possible jaw fracture when the car he rode in, driven by Roosevelt Robinson seventeen of Fos ter avenue, rolled over on Russia road at 7 27 p m. Robinson received chest contusions and was treated and released at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He said the car went out of control while passing another vehicle. Deputies cited Robinson for reckless driving and failure to have an operator s permit.
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Charles Green
Wayne Street
Roosevelt Robinson
Foster Avenue
Russia Road
Robinson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Green
Frear Warns Russians At Peace Treaty Conference
Washington Senator J Allen Frear warns Russian delegates that disruptive behavior at the Japanese peace treaty talks will lead to removal. He says the U S should enforce decorum and maintain orderly proceedings during the crucial negotiations.
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Washington
J. Allen Frear
Del
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio and five day outlook
Cloudy and cooler this afternoon with a high near 76. Tonight partly cloudy and cool with a low around 56. Wednesday stays fair and cool. Five day outlook calls for slightly below normal temps, cooler midweek, then warmer, with showers likely Friday or Saturday and total rainfall between 1 and 2 inches. Average max 77 to 84, average min 52 to 60.
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Ohio
Pattern Magazines Spotlight Knitting and Design Trends
A review of Butterick and McCalls pattern catalogs alongside shelter and style mags House Beautiful House and Garden and Marsh Gueninado notes evolving knitting trends and home aesthetics.
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Butterick
McCalls Pattern
Knitting
House Beautiful
House and Garden
96th Lorain County Fair Opens With Big Exhibits
The 96th annual Lorain County Fair starts today in Wellington, promising the largest fair in years. Livestock shows include 300 cattle, 200 sheep and hog entries, 50 goats, 1,000 poultry, 500 rabbits, and many draft horses, with 70 commercial exhibitors plus 4-H and FFA activities. Activities include a free circus for Kids Day, midway entertainment, judging begins tomorrow, and racing and stage shows scheduled throughout the four days.
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Clair Hill
Lorain County
Wellington
Dorothy Walter
Clair L. Hill
Hill
Future Farmers of America
Granges
American Legion
Disabled Vets Meet Tonight in Amherst Club Rooms
The Disabled American Veterans local chapter meets this evening at 7 o clock in the Amvets club rooms on East Broad street. They plan the September 9 family picnic at Greenwood park and discuss a shipmedership drive. The group will offer a one-year free membership to all Korean War veterans disabled in combat.
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Disabled! American Veterans
Amvets Club
East Broad Street
Greenwood Park
Amherst
Alvin C. Hadsell
Lorain County to seek half mill levy for juvenile detention
Lorain County commissioners were directed by the county prosecutor to draft a special levy issue to raise about 180000 for a juvenile detention home and repairs to county institutions. A public building levy will go to voters on November 6 as the Citizens Advisory Committee backs the plan.
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Paul Mikus
Lorain County
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Lorain County Committee On
Oberlin Children’s Home
Childrens’ Home
Block Co. to Erect Garage and Office on Elm Street
A permit was issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason for Granite Concrete Block Co to construct a 4 427 square foot garage storage and yard office on Elm Street. The project is reported to cost 5 000 dollars.
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Granite Concrete Block Co
Elm Street
Hart Dickason
Levy Raises 148000 Annually for City Operating Levy Renewal
Council renewed the two mill operating levy for two years, projecting up to 148000 in annual revenue based on current valuation. Officials warned without the levy cuts to city services, and contracts for mutual fire protection with Lorain and Oberlin were renewed. Fire hydrant rentals with Black River township were extended at 25 per hydrant, while stand by water service for The Troxel Co. was denied pending annexation issues.
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Henry W. Ault
Kenneth Lord
Lorain
Oberlin
Black River Township
Troxel Co
Oberlin Road
Walter Wisniski
Jhairman
The
Water Committee
Carlisle
Council Passes Grade A Milk Ordinance
Council approves a Grade A milk ordinance on its third reading by seven to two. It goes into effect January 1 and mirrors the Lorain County Health Department rule applying countywide except Lorain and Elyria districts. Kellogg and McDonough opposed, citing health department prerogatives.
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Council
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
John McDonough
Dale Kelliogs
Kellogg
Harold A. Robinson
Seventeen Elyria Men Inducted Into Military Service
Seventeen young men from the Elyria draft area will be inducted tomorrow into the nation’s military services. They report to City Mall at 8 15 a.m. for rollcall and instructions as part of a larger 52 registrants accepted for May through July. The draft board notes nine draftees were sent in June and the local list now stands at 6109 registrants.
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Elyria
City Mall
Catherine McKee
Reinforced Reds Stop Allied Drive Cold In E Korea
Communists halted UN operations in Eastern Korea as four battalions up to 3200 men attacked two hills north of Yanggu. By evening they drove South Korean forces from the heights amid heavy fighting along a 25 mile front from Yanggu to Kansong.
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Korea
8Th Army
Yanggu
Kansong
Weil to Head Up Industrial Division for Chest Campaign
Frank P. Weil named to head the Industrial Division of the 1952 Elyria Community Chest campaign announced by A. H. West. Weil, GM of American Radiator and Standard Sanitary, chaired the Industrial Division last year and joined chest work six years ago after moving to Elyria. He serves as vice president of the Elyria Red Cross board and holds multiple community posts. His address is 1005 Gulf Road.
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Frank P. Weil
Elyria Community Chest
A. H. West
Weil
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp
Elyria
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Y.M.C.A
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Gulf Road
Funds For Flood Relief Are Badly Needed
The Elyria Red Cross flood relief fund shows a total of $787.25 raised for Mid Western floods in July. Despite a doubled national quota from $2,000 to $4,000, local contributions remain insufficient. Donors include Miss Elsie Denham of Grafton and the Pittsfield Congregational church.
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American
Red Cross
Courtney Kirby
American Red Cross
Mid-West
Elyria
Elsie
Denham
Grafton
Pittsfield
Oldest Alumna Mary Smiley Dies at 94 in Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University's oldest living alumna Mrs. Mary G. Smiley, 94, died at her daughter's home in Columbus. Services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Wesley Chapel cemetery.
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Columbus
Mary G. Smiley
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lee W. Funk
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Veteran trotter driver Palmer continues racing legacy at Lorain fair
Wellington man W O Palmer age 72 maintains a 45 year streak as driver of Daisy D Hal owned by William Rader at Lorain County Fair in Ohio. Palmer began racing in 1906 at Hillside Driving Club and has since claimed wins including Berea and Cuyahoga County fairs. Daisy D Hal races this week with Palmer at the helm.
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W. O. Palmer
Wellington
Daisy D. Hal
William Rader
Grafton
Lorain County
Palmer
Hillside Driving Club
Old Independence Road
Cleveland
Lecaim County
Daisy
Cuyahoga County
Berea
Touvina
Louvina
Rader
Crisis in Korea cease-fire talks deepens at Kaesong
North Korean General Nam rejected a UN reply over alleged neutrality zone violations at Kaesong. UN Chief Truce Negotiator Turner Joy said initial reports do not substantiate the charges and warned Nam of possible investigation results. Pyongyang radio claimed Nam demanded the heaviest punishment and a nonrepetition guarantee as negotiations recess for informal talks resume. Moscow allegedly dictates Red position as fear grows of delay or breakdown to justify war funding.
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Kaesong
Korea
Nam
Adm
Turner Joy
Pyongyang
Joy
Red
Moscow
38Th Parallel
Retired Teacher Will Succeed Floyd Wooldridge
Lorain County commissioners plan to appoint Clifford C. Waterhouse to the welfare director post filling the vacancy created by Floyd Wooldridge’s resignation. Waterhouse, a former Lorain high school teacher and long time football coach, appeared on the 1950 civil service eligibility list with a 90.50 percent grade and remains interested. certification from the Civil Service Commission is awaited.
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Clifford CC
Waterhouse
East Avenue
Lorain
Lorain County
Floyd Wooldridge
Ohio Civil Service Commission Today
Civil Service
Civil Service Communcion
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Civil Service Commission
R. J. Fortney
Lakeside Hospital
Waters House
Thompson
The
Veterans Administration
Ohio Department of Aid For
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Carlisle Grange
Meena
E. Korea
Chest
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