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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

7

Reds Use Old Nazi Trick In Breaking Off Talks

United Press reports that Communist officials staged a manufactured incident to derail the Korean armistice talks. Allied officers deemed the Kaesong raid evidence a frameup with ground depressions and metal scraps misrepresented as bomb remnants. A Chinese soldier claimed a raiding plane showed lights, which guards note is unlikely for attack aircraft.

Homer Jienne United Press Reichstag Adolf Hitler Hitler Czechoslovakia Danzig Poland Europe Korea United Nations Truce Team Kaesong Turner Joy Crang Chang

Ridgeville Willing Workers Hold Summer Picnic

North Ridgeville August 16 gathering at Mrs J Foley home featured games and a swim at Cascade Park. Officers and Barbara Binzer decorated the Lorain County Fair booth in Wellington with all club members exhibiting at the fair. The article also notes Hopi snake dance and burial paint customs for an Indian tribe.

North Ridgeville Ridgeville J. Foley Foley Cascade Park Barbara Binzer Loraine Wellington

Judge Freed of Prejudice Charge

Judge Clarence Crossland of Muskingum County was freed of bias and prejudice charges in the Ohio Supreme Court related to a strike by the Utility Workers of America. The case followed allegations that a non-picketing order against the union was violated by Philo Hartman and eight other strikers, tied to sabotage claims at Ohio Power's whilo plant. Talks to settle the strike were set to resume in Pittsburgh as the union seeks a 25 cent hourly wage increase.

Columbus Muskingum County Common Pleas Clarence Crossland Ohio Supreme Court Utility Workers of America CIO Muskingum County Atttorneys Ohio Power Company Philo Joseph Hartman Ohio Power Pittsburgh

Erhart Family Reunion At Haury Home

Erhart family members gathered July 31 at the J. G. Haury residence in Elyria to spend two weeks. On the first Sunday in August seven children and four families attended plus Theodore Haury and Miss Valeria Kroesen and Mr and Mrs Herman Haas of Elyria. A picnic dinner was served in the orchard. The next Sunday a Yost family reunion was held at a cousin’s home in Elyria. George’s sister Minnie Haas of Akron was a Sunday overnight guest. In hospital R. S. Dowdell visited his sister.

Erhart George Haas San Diego Cal J. G. Haury Haury Theodore Haury Valeria Kroesen Herman Haas Elyria Yost George Minnie Haas Fof Akron J. Haury R. S. Dowdell

Local notices from Elyria and nearby towns

A string of brief local items notes hospital confinement for Mrs. May Bauer after an auto accident in which she suffered a broken leg and injuries. Several social visits are listed including Fred Zimmerman and family in Elyria and Lorain, and gatherings among Haury Zimmerman Feist Armbruster and Metzger households. Also mentions Esther Tiemnik wedding in Sept and early American bicycle history brought to Bowling Green.

May Bauer St. Vincents Hospital Fred Zimmerman Mike Radd Elyria Theodore Haury J. G. Haury George Haas Haury Brothers Locust Grove Lake Erie Theodore George Greulich Lorain Charles Zimmerman Pittsburgh Bill Zimmerman Dover Harold Feist Bertrand Lockyer Dorothy Feist Esther Tiemnik Cleveland Wall Edward Feist Jr

MacArthur Urges Japan to Repel Red Advances

Gen Douglas MacArthur urged Japan to stand with the free world and repel international communism after a formal peace treaty is signed. He shared a letter to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida outlining eight policies for Japan, including high public morality, limited central power, preserving free enterprise, and firm opposition to communism.

MacArthur Japan Oy B.D. Quigg Uniited New York Douglas MacArthur Far Eastern Shigeru Yoshida

Locked In Auto Trunk Tragedy Details Family Attack

Kathryn Edwards described to police how her husband Gaylord locked her in the car trunk after beating her with a hammer and choking her. His body was found in a cemetery after investigators ruled suicide. evidence included bloodied clothing, towels, and a hose venting exhaust. Edwards had driven from Columbus to Marietta and Athens counties as prosecutors filed warrants. Their two children stayed with relatives during the ordeal.

Delaware Kathryn Edwards Gaylord Edwards Marietta Earl D. Schob Schol Athens County Scholes Columbus Marietts

Children Will Present Program At Church Here

A program of interest to families will be given at the Church of God, 244 Ninth Street, Friday evening at eight o'clock. The event features children presenting songs and readings in a community outreach.

Church of God Ninth Street

Children’s Bible School Graduation Puppet Show

During a two week Summer Bible School children perform lessons learned and present a puppet show. Parents are special guests, and the program is open to all who wish to view the children’s work.

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