Wallace greeted by jeers in Charlotte North Carolina
Henry A Wallace faced hostile reception as about 2 000 shouting demonstrators booed him near Mecklenburg County courthouse in Charlotte. Eggs and tomatoes were thrown but he did not retreat, while associates were struck. police cleared a path as he spoke briefly near a monument tied to local revolutionary legend.
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Henry A. Wallace
South
Wallace
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
England
Selective Service Registration Off To A Good Start
Washington reports the start of the draft enrollment with about 1.2 million 25 year olds registered across 20 000 sites. Officials say the nationwide process progresses though some areas faced delays and protests while others remained orderly.
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Washington
Www
Indigmapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
Columbus
Grait
Boesten
New York
Harlem
Armed Services
Army
Selective Service
Draft Board Calls for More Volunteers in Elyria Center
Draft Board No TZ reports 1146 registrants in Elyria with registrars doubled and more volunteers summoned. Local employers released workers to help. eight centers operated 8 am to 5 pm as 1923 birth cohort registered today and 1924 cohort upcoming with volunteers urged to improve access.
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Selective Service Board No. TZ
Elyria
Elvria
Y3lc
John T. Fawcett
Roy E. Huitz
Philip H. Coe
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Coe
Richard Lysaght
Ely Junior Woman's Club
Elytia Yjmlc
Brown Real Estate
North Ridgeville
Hammons
Columbdia Township
American Legion Ciut
Oberlin
Graswan
American Legion
Wellington
Council Chamber
la Grange
Amherst
Elsrna
George Smith
Frank Stevens
Ethel 4. Minch
Caroline Bauer
Charles Crehore
Elizabeth Beltz
Robert Frederick
Oan Beltz
Esther Young
Shiz Henneath
Los Tarry
Grace Pijor
Open House Draws Big Crowds at Bendix-Westinghouse Plant
More than 10 000 visitors toured Bendix Westinghouse plant facilities during an all day open house. Guests saw general offices, cafeteria, metal lab and precision machinery while parents and children enjoyed demonstrations and a nursery. Each attendee received a stainless steel ash tray and a history booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Wes Origv
Cearsars Fi
Berdix - Westinehouse
Bendix-Westinghouse
Allites
Weather Notes and Local Entertainment Cue
Weather forecast cites a cooler east area tonight and a sunny Wednesday with a touch more heat in the west. Markets page two. Keith Kelly now appears nightly at Carey's Villa. come out and hear tunes tonight. Adv.
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Ohno
Keith Kelly
Carey
Adv
Carey's Villa
School Housing Problem In Lorain County Grows
Lorain County districts face a serious school housing squeeze as 1928 29 plans unfold. County Superintendent C A Giebens projects over 600 pupils county wide, up from 3874 last year, with about 15 new teachers and two temporary buildings to handle growth. Bond proposals totaling 1 960 000 seek Avon Lake 1 200 000 for new elementary buildings and high school remodeling. Elyria Township proposes 255 000 for a new elementary school and seven classrooms. East Carlisle boards pursue further additions.
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Lorain County
Tulsa
C. A. Giebens
Otheir
Avon Lake
Elyria Township
Ohio State University
Markler Scholl
East Carlisie
Four Lorain County schools appoint new executive heads
Four Lorain County village and rural schools select new leaders as they reopen for the year next Tuesday. Avon School will have A. Orer Merkie, ex Ridgeville High School commercial head, as superintendent succeeding W. E. Blake who moves to Bay Village. Hen rietta names James H Ehrmen, a former Amherst High School teacher and WWII veteran, as superintendent, replacing Wells M Gond who returns to New York. Elstia Township will have James H Hales as principal after 16 years teaching in Lorain city schools.
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Lorain
A. Orer Merkie
Ridgeville
Avon
W. E. Blake
Bay Village
James H. Ehrmen
Amherst
Henrietta
Wells MM. Gond
New York State
Ohio
James H. Hales
Elstia Township
Amherst Men Narrowly Escape Boat Reef Crash
Elmer Reichert senior and son, both of Amherst, with Tom Gteenslade, nearly lost their lives when their 18 foot motor boat drifted onto reefs east of Beaver Park after engine trouble and a broken anchor rope. Rescue from the cliff edge came as the Lorain coast guard finally arrived. Reichert retrieved the damaged boat the next morning.
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Amberst
Elmer Reichert
Elmer
Tom
W. G. Schaeffer
Beaver Park
Lorain
Pilot Safe In First Crash Of Air Races
Milwaukee flyer Robert Huggins bailed out of a mid west racing plane during pull out tests in Olmsted Falls near Cleveland. He parachuted to safety after a six minute flight and landed shaken but injured. The craft belonged to Merle C. Zuehike. initial reports misidentified the pilot before naming Huggins.
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Cleveland
Robert Huggins
Milwaukee
Huggins
Olmsted Falls
Merle
Four Cows Killed By Big Four Train
Four registered Guernsey cows owned by Ira Swartz on Indian Hollow road were killed by a Cleveland bound Big Four passenger train on Swartz farm as they moved between pastures for water. Mrs Swartz says this is the second such incident in two weeks with a herd leader killed on Sunday August 22 and another cow seriously injured.
Truman Denounces Attacks on Wallace in the South
President Truman called the egging of Progressive Party candidate Henry A. Wallace in the South "highly Un-American." Through press secretary Charles G. Ross, the president condemned the missiles and affirmed Wallace's right to speak, saying the acts violated fair play in America.
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Washington
Truman
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
South
Wallace
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Mr. Wallace
Jet Plane Speed Runs Planned at National Air Races
The Air Force will conduct three days of jet speed runs during the Cleveland National Air Races September 4 to 6 on a three kilometer course beside the grandstands. An F-86 fighter, piloted by Major Richard L Johnson of Wright-Patterson AFB, is to attempt a new world record well above 630.796 mph set in 1947 by Lt-Col Marion E Cari in a C-358 Skystreak.
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Cleveland
Air Force
Marion E. Cari
Marine Corps
Richard L Johnson
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Prosecutor Wickens’ Son Contracts Polio in 1940s Case
William G. Wickens reports his nine year old son was diagnosed with polio in St Joseph's Hospital yesterday and treated at City Hospital Cleveland today. The boy shows fever and swollen tonsils but no muscular impairment.
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William Jr
William G. Wickens
Lorain
City Hospital
Cleveland
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wickens
Wickenses
North Carolina Spared From Full Force Of Large Hurricane
A powerful Atlantic hurricane was expected to miss the North Carolina coast with 100 mph winds as of a 10 am advisory. Warnings were lowered south of Hatteras while Navy ships prepared to ride out the storm off the eastern seaboard and Norfolk area with Kentucky under construction nearby.
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Morehead City
N.C
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Lkely
Cape Hatteras
Hatteras
Virginia Capes
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk Harbor
Missouri
Fifth Naval District
South Atlantic
Norfolk
Navy
Kentucky
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Wilmington
Florida
Point 3
Wilmingtor
Jacksonville
Fla
Heat Relief Nips Great Lakes as West Sees Record Heat
Heat relief spread across the Great Lakes and eastern regions as a cooling air mass moved in from Canada. California endured extreme heat with Los Angeles at 95 and Blythe 112, while the Midwest saw highs mid 90s. A United Press tally placed heat wave deaths at 219, including 56 drownings.
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Great Lakes
East
Canada
U. S
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Minnesota
Houghton
Mariquette
Mich
Toledo
Phoenix
Ariz
Miles City
Mount
Phillips
S. D
Valentine
Neb
Rapid City
Grand Island
United Press
Grafton School Set to Open Next Tuesday
Grafton school will open September 7 with a teachers meeting at 9 am and students reporting at 12 30 pm. Principal and staff list includes Mrs Héna Finlayson in English and principal duties, Miss Rebecca Perkins in vocal music, Josephine Brise on instrumental music, and B B Cox as superintendent.
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Grafton
B. B. Cox
Greafton
Dorothy McGil
Winifred Tran
Hazel Grott
Marion Spencer
LoueHa Brown
Donna Just
Ruth Weisel
Eugene Wurm
Gene Malenti
Héna Finlayson
Rebecca Perkins
Russell Peterson
Josephine Brise
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Plans Indiana Harbor Pipe Mill
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co directors announce a new continuous butt weld pipe mill at the Indiana Harbor plant in Indiana Harbor Ind. The mill is to produce 120,000 to 150,000 tons yearly of pipe up to 41 inches outside diameter. Construction to start as early as possible.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Indiana Harbor Ind
Frank Purnell
Spinal Injury Fatal for Youth at Loren Park
Wilbur B. Smith Jr 78 died at St Josephs Hospital after a spinal injury at Lekeview park Loren on June 27. He was the son of Arthur J. Smith and lived at 1419 Erie Avenue. Four brothers survive Richard Milwaukee Jeexenn Robert and James. Funeral services at Welter Frey Funeral Home at 2 pm Thursday.
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Lekeview Park
Loren
St Joseph's Hospital
Wilbur B. Smith
Arthur J. Smith
Eat
Erie Avenue
Lorar
Smith
Siso
Richerd
Milwaukee
Ridgeville Voters Go to Town Hall for Special Election
North Ridgeville Ridgeville Township voters will cast ballots at the town hall on Wednesday September 1 with polls open 7:30 am to 7:30 pm DST. No voting will occur in Fields.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Township
D.S.T
Child Dies After Bath Time Scalding Accident
Two year old Judy Spriggs of near Midvale died at Union Hospital from scalds after falling into a pan of hot water prepared for her bath. Sandwiches and other delicacies will be served at the Clevelander from 9 30 a m to 1 00 a m.
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Cover
Judy Spriggs
Midvale
Union Hospital
Clevelander
Meet To Plan Currency For Berlin
The Big Four Allied Military Governors of Germany held their first meeting in over five months to discuss a single currency for Berlin and possible lifting of the 73 day Soviet blockade. The session in the Allied Control Council building follows decisions from the American British and French ambassadors with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow. The Mosenw talks remain suspended pending the outcome of the military governors meeting.
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Berlin
Germany
Allied Control Council
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Congressman Walter Huber to Speak at Elyria Democratic Club
Congressman Walter B. Huber of Ohio’s Fourteenth District will be the principal speaker at a meeting of the Elyria Democratic Women's Club. The event is set for Thursday evening at 8 38 p m at the Elyria Women's Club and will be open to both men and women.
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Walter B. Huber
Ohio
Elyria
Democratic Women’s Club
Elyria Woman’s Club
Sell children's clothing in Chronicle-Telegram ads
Local want ads urge parents to sell outgrown children’s clothing in the Chronicle-Telegram. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to place inexpensive ads and clear wardrobe space.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Alexander Stevens
J. V. Peters
House Un-American Activities Committee
N. Carolina
Charlotte, N. C
Draft Board
Box
Auto
Lisbon
Rebe
Hisham
Ammadio Fusco
State Highway Patrol
Todd
Cincinnati
Theresa Feilinger
Raymond J. Feilinger
Ben Kennelly's
Bellficld
Bulletin
Montie
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
S. C
Ariebean Sea
Cape Hattera
Atlantic Ocean
Miles
Dominican Republic
Great Lakes Region
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Bread
Club
Dick” Stewart
Marseilles
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