Soloists Named For Messiah Presentation
Four soloists from out of town plus one local singer will perform Handel's Messiah at First Congregational Church Sunday at four. Director J Martin Beck leads Elyria Public Schools music dept and St Andrews choirs. Betty Gotshall Dornan Ione Buelow Dexter Kimball and Don Boothman headline with the Hallelujah and closing Amen. Community invited with free admission and reserved seats held at 3 50.
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First Congregational Church
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Public Schools
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Louise Brown Squire
First Methodist Church
Betty Gotshall Dornan
Akron
Ohio Wesleyan
American Conservatory
Chicago
Burton Garlinghouse
West Congregational Church
Tuesday Musical Club of
Friends of Music
Three Arts Club of
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ione Buelow
Elyria
Cuyahoga Falls
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Glee Club
Binghamton
First Congregational Church Choir
Mr. Kimball
Eisenhower Silent On Truman Charge Over Korea Trip
President elect Eisenhower showed displeasure at President Truman's charge that his Korea trip grew from campaign demagoguery. aides indicated contempt as Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu after a Guam voyage and prepared meetings, golf, and a possible MacArthur session in New York.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Truman
Helena
Guam
Hagerty
Farber
Korea
MacArthur
Elyria native named new U. S. Steel sales head
Arthur J. Elbert Jr., a native of Elyria, is appointed manager of sales pipelines in U. S. Steel National Tube Division. He began as a laborer at Christy Park Works, moved to Tulsa as sales service engineer, then Pittsburgh as pipeline engineer and special representative. He is a Duquesne graduate living in Mt. Lebanon. parents reside in Lorain.
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Elyria
Arthur J. Elbert, Jr
U. S. Steel
National Tube
W. J. McKee
Elbert
Christy Park
McKeesport
Tulsa
Okla
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Brookville Drive
Mt. Lebanon
West
30Th Street
Lorain
Loyal Order of Moose
Welfare Requests Near 80 Millions
Ohio Welfare Director John H. Lamneck planned to send 79.83 million dollars in two year budget requests to the state finance director. Highlights include 13.63 million for capital improvements at penal institutions and 8.5 million for Ohio Penitentiary after last Halloween riots. Mental Hygiene seeks 62.16 million and Juvenile Institutions 3.97 million for the upcoming biennium starting July 1.
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Columbus
John H. Lamneck
Lamneck
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Hallowe’en
Route 18 Passable At All Times Confirmed
The Chronicle Telegram reports from the Oberlin State Highway Department station that Route 18 just east of Wellington is passable at all times. The road condition is periodically checked by the department.
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Chronicle-Telegram
State Highway Department
Oberlin
Wellington
Highway Department
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy and colder tonight with light snow ending this evening. Saturday cloudy with a cooler Saturday and Sunday, temperatures near normal for the region. Five day forecast shows near normal highs 37 to 47 and lows 24 to 27 with flurries tonight and Wednesday and a chance of rain or snow Monday.
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Ohio
Cemetery Wreaths at Resar Florist Ad
Cemetery wreaths with easel priced from 3.95 at Resar Florist. Advertisement note indicates available flowers and display aids.
School Bus and Auto Collision on Slippery Route 20
Slippery pavement caused a crash at 7 20 a m on Butternut Ridge road and Route 20 involving a West Carlisle school bus driven by Warren M Lauer 27 and a car driven by Edwin Skala Wakeman The bus did not move forward after stopping and was struck on the right front fender as Skala skidded while attempting to stop There were no children aboard the bus Deputy Sheriff James Howard reported.
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Butternut Ridge Road
Route 20
West Carlisle
Edwin Skala
Wakeman
Warren M. Lauer
West Ridge Road
James Howard
Skala
Howard
Weatherman Quits Fooling
A humorous United Press item notes the weather is mixed with cold north and warm south. Temperatures plummet below zero in Jamestown North Dakota while Fargo records eight above and Bismarck shows six.
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Plains
Jamestown
N. D
Fargo
Bismarck
Taft Seeks Cooperation With Eisenhower Amid Labor Row
Senator Robert A. Taft aims to avoid conflict with President Eisenhower despite his public protests over Martin P. Durkin's labor post. An informed source says Taft believes GOP fate depends on the administration's success and wants to maintain party unity after a bitter nomination fight.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Ohio
Taft
Martin P. Durkin
GOP
New Deal
Democratic Party
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Union Threatens To Test Legality Of Taft-Hartley Injunction
The government and CIO clash over a key Taft-Hartley provision as the Justice Department seeks a court injunction to end a three month strike at the American Locomotive Co. Dunkirk plant. President Truman asked for action after a fact finding board found the strike delaying atomic weapon production. 1500 workers walked out August 29 over a wage dispute, halting nickel plate production vital to Savannah River and Paducah facilities.
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Washington
CIO
American Locomotive Co
Dunkirk
N. Y
Justice Department
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
8. C
Paducah
Oldest bookie nabbed in county building lobby
Chicago police arrested 84 year old Joseph Friedman for taking five horse bets from county employees in the lobby of the county building. He was observed by officers as he conducted the bets, marking the end of his gambling activities in that location.
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Chicago
Loop
Joseph Friedman
Wife Softens Blow After Divorce Judge Hearing
In Los Angeles TV producer Les Mitchel faces divorce where his wife tells the judge living with a genius is hard. Her complaint acknowledges his talent while noting the strain of marriage.
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Los Angeles
Les Mitchel
Where To Turn Amherst 18 Calendar of Events Elyria 16 Church News Suburban 14
Amherst and Elyria community pages list events and notices across calendars and regional society items. The snippet references church news and local happenings along with advertising for a surplus center and jewelry stores in Elyria.
ROKs briefly seize Nori Hills then lose them to Chinese forces
South Korean troops recaptured Big and Little Nori Hills in savage close combat but lost both to a 1700-strong Chinese assault three hours later. Little Nori fell earlier in the day after a major Red attack, as UN lines fought to repel the renewed offensive with aid from outposts reporting the ferocity of the clashes.
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Seoul
Korea
Nori
Little Nori Hill
Big Nori
Little Nori
United Press
Fred Painton
Little
Reds
Special Hours At Post Office Announced For Christmas
Elyria post office officials announce a period of extended hours to speed Christmas mail. Parcel post and stamp windows will stay open until 5 p m tomorrow and 1 p m to 5 p m Sunday with extended five evening hours next week. Postmaster William Jenne urges posting by Monday to insure delivery and notes hours will continue after to accommodate late mail.
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Elyria
William Jenne
Jenne
County Auditors Says $31,951 More Lets Funds Be Used
County Auditor Frank Ayres informed the board of county commissioners that $31,951.50 is now available for appropriation beyond the January-certified figure of 1,280,848. He noted the county must provide an additional 5,075.85 toward the 25,000 retirement fund obligation this year for county employees.
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Frank Ayres
Board of County Commissioners
Congress Groups Hear MacArthur Plans Urged
Washington congressional proposals called for a joint meeting of the House and Senate Armed Services committees to hear Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Korea war ending plans. Rep. Victor Wickersham proposed the session in telegrams to Sen. Russell and Rep. Vinson and MacArthur, as Sen. Hunt urged an initial Senate hearing. MacArthur signaled a new solution to the Korean conflict beyond the past 20 months.
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Washington
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Douglas MacArthur
Victor Wickersham
Dokla
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Carl Vinson
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Wickersham
Hunt
D-Wyo
Senate Group
MacArthur
Far East
Joint Committee
Truman
Ault And Kothe Confer With State Officials
Mayor Henry W. Ault and Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe met in Columbus with state officials on city business. They discussed sewer rental billing operations with first bills due in February and routing plans for traffic when State Highway 57 opens, with a follow up meeting with highway engineers planned.
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Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
Columbus
Kothe
Three Boys Held After Armed Robbery Attempt
In Dayton Ohio police detained three youths aged nine ten and eleven on suspicion of armed robbery. They allegedly pressed a knife to the back of an 11 year old requesting a nickel.
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Dayton
Resignation Accepted From Ambassador to Nationalist China
President Truman accepted the resignation of J Leighton Stuart as ambassador to Nationalist China. Stuart, who helped build relations as a missionary and educator for four decades, ends his service after 40 years.
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Washington
J Leighton Stuart
China
Truman
Successor To Seward To Be Considered
Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee will meet to name a successor for James B. Seward on the Lorain County Board of Elections after his death. Funeral services for Seward are set for tomorrow morning, with County Commissioner R. J. Fortney among potential appointees before the secretary of state makes the formal appointment. Fortney’s term as county commissioner ends this year.
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Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Eight Bundles Of Trees Stolen From Truck
Deputies reported a man stole eight bundles of Christmas trees from a Bla hsy Trucking Co. truck on Lake Road west of Lorain yesterday. The eight bundles valued at 110 dollars were removed by an unknown thief.
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Santa Claus
Blahsy Trucking Co
Lake Road
Lorain
State Dept Looks at Informing UN on Loyalty Reports
The State Department studies ways to provide U S loyalty reports to UN Secretary General Lie to help purge Communist officials from the UN Secretariat. Senator Wiley charges withholding information. department denies it but says security data cannot be released even to Congress. He warns of possible U N funding pressure if subversives remain.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Trygve Lie
United Nations Secretariat
Jurist Commission
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Lie
United States
Congress
Department
Wiley
New York
United Ihinles
Train Hits Truck At Sunnyside Crossing Tragedy
In Vermilion on the Lake at Sunnyside crossing a Nickel Plate freight train struck a southbound truck. A 4 year old girl Billy Catherine died, 2 year old Laco Skinner Jr. was killed, their father Laco Skinner was in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Sunnyside Crossing
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Laco Skinner
Billy Catherine
Laco, Jr
Fire Wipes Out Family Of Four In Pennsylvania
A family of four Gus Kappotas 58 Victoria 51 and their two children Agnes 14 and Thespina 8 were killed when their frame home in Cannonsburg Pa was destroyed by a fire shortly after midnight. Firemen aided by Houston units battled the blaze for almost two hours as winds fanned the flames and the cause was not determined.
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Cannonsburg
Pennsylvania
Gus Kappotas
Victoria
Agnes
Thespina
Houston
Parking Rule To Be Enforced On Broad Street
Beginning Monday morning police will strictly enforce parallel parking on the north side of Broad Street from Cedar to East Bridge. Signs banning 90 degree parking have existed but were ignored. vehicles must park parallel to the street behind the curb to improve safety as drivers exit.
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Broad Street
Cedar
East Bridge
O Dwyer Denies He Got $10 000 Contribution
Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer denies receiving a $10 000 contribution from the Uniformed Firemen's Association during his 1949 mayoral campaign. He spoke after a criminal contempt charge was filed against his former campaign manager Jerry Finkelstein in New York.
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Mexico City
New York
William O'Dwyer
Uniformed Firemen's Association
Jerry Finkelstein
O'Dwyer
John P Crane
UEA
Finkelstein
Government crushes bloodless uprising in Guayaquil
Government troops in Guayaquil, Ecuador, maintained firm control after stamping out an uprising led by Mayor Carlos Guevara Moreno. The clash was bloodless and quickly contained by security forces in the tropical port city.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Maye
Carlos Guevara Moreno
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Sell Outgrown Clothing
You can turn clothing that kids outgrow into cash with Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Dial 4751 and ask for Want Ads for complete information and assistance in placing your ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Don Boothman
Betty Gotshall
Dorian
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Ike
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Tus
James C. Hagerty
Elyrian New U.S. Steel Sales
Ewsopapderntt PH
Weatherman
Fooling
Ady
T-H
Gene's
West Ave
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Redeem
Nori Hills
Ferenstream
San Francisco Bay
Ault
Seward
U.S
Carpenter's
Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
Sunnyside
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