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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1948

Page

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Collision on Route 113 Kills Elyria Mother as Children Hurt

A head on crash on Route 113 near Sunkist Orchards east of Amherst killed Sadie Waldron of Elyria and seriously injured her two children Barbara Jean and James. Driver Joseph Giedlinski of Elyria survived with his wife. The family was en route to an Amherst physician when a car forced their vehicle off the road. The two children suffered multiple injuries including a skull fracture and facial trauma. The body of the deceased was taken to L. D. Gerber Funeral Home with services planned at their residence Saturday.

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Army Returns Body of Local Soldier Chester T. Smith

The body of Pfc. Chester T. Smith, son of Mrs. Alaggie Smith of 986 Center Street, has been returned to the United States aboard a U S Army transport. He died in France on June 12 during the invasion, at 33, after service in North Africa Sicily and Italy with a 62nd Airborne division unit. He earned the Purple Heart and a Presidential City posthumously.

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Local Woman Dies En Route to Church

Mrs. Jessie Hubbell Holland, 76, of 937 West River Street, died after noon today while on her way to St. Marys Church. The widow, living with Mrs. Hubbell at the home, was taken to Taylor Funeral Home and then to a hospital. She is survived by a son John, a daughter in Charlestown Va, and several grandchildren. An immigrant from England who came to the United States at 15, she lived in New Jersey and later moved to town in 1910. Her body was taken to the Taylor Funeral Home for services.

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Cleveland Weather Forecast Slips to Cooler Outlook

The forecast calls for a cloudy day with showers late afternoon and tonight. It remains cooler than recently with continued cold temperatures and a low around 25 to 37 degrees expected tonight and tomorrow.

Russia accuses US of police state in South Korea

In a rambling Paris speech Malik charges the United States and its UN allies with forcing a police state in American-occupied South Korea. He claims UN election scrutiny is a cover for American and Japanese control and demands UN action before the assembly adjourns.

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Conference on Phone Service in Ames Area

Joint committees of the Chamber of Commerce and the Industries Council met with Eittia Telephone Co president W. Ammel to discuss improving long distance and general phone service amid rising demand. A survey gathered 130 replies from manufacturers and 300 questionnaires were returned to guide actions and future plans.

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Bell Announces Assistants In Hospital Drive

Bell expands hospital fundraising by naming assistants and enlisting more than fifty Eirria business men to solicit contributions to the S350 000 drive. The campaign leadership includes Jack Hrunafard and James A. Hew with a long list of captains and officers guiding community participation. Army Air Corps Mothers plan an officers election tonight at the Women's Club at 7 30 pm.

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Secretary Marshall May Resign

Reports say Secretary Marshall may resign due to health issues after kidney surgery at Walter Reed Hospital. Officials note his recovery is uncertain and the White House would accept resignation if health permits, with assurances from the former chief of staff.

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President of U S Chamber to Speak at Elyria Meeting

Earl O Shreve of New York president of the U S Chamber of Commerce will speak at Elyria's 1949 annual meeting on March 79 The fiftieth anniversary of Elyria's chamber is noted Shreve serves a second term as Chamber president and holds positions with General Electric NEMA NFPA and Navy Industry groups.

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State Senator Mahoney leads Senate Patronage Committee picks

Cleveland leader Xiar garet Mahoney and Sen Edward Welsh of Detom head the Senate Patronage Committee. Other named members include Sen Bernard of Yrusce Maurice Niebeus of Cn and W HE Daugherty, with decisions on clerk positions in the Senate pending.

COLUMBUS Xiargaret Mahoney Cleveland Edward Welsh Detom Senate P Bernard Yrusce Maurice AL Niebeus C.nand W. HE. Daugherty

Elyria Memorial Hospital drives $850000 building fund

Harold H. Exybling, Elyria Memorial Hospitals supervisor, heads a government division for the $850 690700 building fund campaign. Chauncey Smythe and Day-d Themes announce leaders as Eibling seeks subscriptions from federal to city officers and school personnel with Mayor Ault and others assisting.

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New Life for Un-American Activities Committee T: (Title contains multiple sentences. condensed to fit)

Congressional investigators link stolen papers to renewed momentum for the House Un-American Activities committee. The probe suggests espionage operations spanning Roosevelt and Truman eras, risking embarrassment for top officials and potentially preserving the committee’s status amid Democratic House pressure.

WASHINGTON Whittaker Chambers House Un-American Activities committee Truman FDR House committee FBI Roosevelt House Senate Rankin John E. Rankin D. Mass Un-American Activities committee

Chambers And Hiss May Finish Testimony Today

In New York Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss may end their grand jury testimony on espionage charges today. U S Attorney John F McGahey said investigators are handling valuable evidence as the probe nears a final solution.

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Tragic Tyo-Car Crash Claims Lowell Gras Jr Far North of Chatfield

Lowell Gras Jr. of near Chatfield died yesterday seven miles north in a tyos car collision. The incident occurred as road traffic crash details note a Hallicrafters television priced at 199 dollars from Stewart Radio in Marseilles.

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Body Of Soldier Due To Arrive Here Tomorrow

The body of Sgt. Edward T. Ry-Darevk who died in France on January 6 1945 after being wounded in Belgium is scheduled to arrive in Elyria at 4 49 p m Thursday. Funeral services are planned at the Burton Home and Cross Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Survivors include parents and siblings. A separate note mentions a grass fire at 419 Huron Street causing no damage. The advertises Largest Shrimp Cocktail in the Middle West at The Clevelander.

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Battle for Nanking Area Sees Conflicting Claims

Reports place Chiang Kai-shek rushing 40 000 to 60 000 troops toward Nanking while over a half million forces contend near Pengpu and Suchow. Nationalist and Communist sources conflict over encirclement, with each side claiming key breakthroughs and heavy casualties amid the broader civil war.

NANKING Renable Chiang Kai-shek Pengpu Suchow Red Central Suchor

Christmas Messiah to be Heard Sunday in Elyria High

The Messiah Christmas portion will be performed Sunday at four in the Elyria High School auditorium. The 100 voice Ahimnia choir with Lorain and Cleveland singers will perform along with a 16 piece ensemble directed by J. Martin Beck. The concert, open to the public as a community service, ends with the Hallelujah Chorus.

Elyrians George Frederick Handel Ahimni Janice Schwendeman ‘Schmidt Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music Ruth Cecil Lorain John ‘Shortfell Cleveland George Dove Charmaine Kranyak J. Martin Beck

Tell Santa to Watch the Want Ads for a Christmas Piano

A playful notice urges readers to check the want ads for a piano gift this Christmas to avoid crowded stores. It suggests shopping through classified listings as a smart alternative to holiday shopping chaos.

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