Accident in Elyria Injures Several In Intersections
Two cars collided near a crosswalk on Ridge Road in Elyria Wednesday night at 10 15 as traffic moved east bound. Police and witnesses named Ar Thorpe and Fuller Road driver among the injured including a granddaughter and others. Burial plans were announced for unidentified relatives at Smith services, with services set at Mary's Church and interment in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Inut
Mary’s Church
Petery Ridgeville
City council hopefuls shaped by late filings
In Rapid City Michigan and nearby, candidates weighed re election bids and vacancies. Ralph Terryan announced a run for council while Kellogg 221 joined the Republican slate. N Black 2s and Mrs McDonough added their names as incumbents seek renewed terms amid illness and prior service.
Elyria Tal Wing Completion Tied to Payment Policy
Unclear fragment reports 850 000 and staff policy on payments. Mentions Elyria area wing completion, financial distress, and admission facility issues. Lacks coherent facts or names to fully ground a reliable summary.
Weather notes for northeast with rain and snow
A fragment notes rainfall starting at noon for the northeast area. Forecasters mention rain turning to snow with Saturday cloudy and colder. It also cites two records at Kamm's store and references a low near 40 on Saturday.
Hospital Campaign Nears Million Dollar Goal
Elyria Memorial Hospital campaign leaders raised the objective to 1 000 000 dollars after a luncheon report showed 841 973 30 raised. The drive aims to add 100 beds and modernize facilities with 600 volunteers continuing efforts through the next week. Rabbi Carl I. Miller praised the community spirit, and the next report is set for Monday at the Elks Club.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
The
Elks Club
Board of Trustees
L. D. Huffman
Elyria
David Q. Thomas
Carl I. Miller
Elis Club
Papers Kept For Over 30 Years Vanish From Car
A. G. Smith of the I. T. S. company reports papers stored in a red folio were taken from his car near the post office. The documents include a Chronicle-Telegram issue from 1915 containing a photo of his father and a page showing Elytia Memorial Hospital nurses with a proposed new nurses home drive underway. No. 3 continues on page 2.
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A. G. Smith
I. T. S. Company
Post Ofice
Smith
Chronicle-Telegram
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Vorys Praises Truman Inaugural Address
Rep. John M. Vorys praised President Truman's inaugural speech as fine and noted the emphasis on exporting ideas, saying it bodes well for the future of the country and the world.
Man Dies In Plunge From Lorain Bridge
Lorain police seek identity of a gray haired man who parked his red Plymouth on the Erie avenue bridge and jumped into the Black River from about 60 feet up. The car is registered to John Ehrler of Bay Village. Ehrler, a 50 year old cashier in Cuyahoga County treasurer’s office for 16 years, had been in failing health. Coast Guardsmen pulled him from the water but he died of drowning. A letter to Mrs Ehrler found in his pocket offered no clue to motive. Two witnesses in a following car saw the jump. County treasurer Lesle Monroe said Ehrler was in good spirits yesterday but not at work the day before.
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Lorain
Erie Avenue
Black River
John E. Ehrler
Westlake Road
Bay Village
John Ehrler
Cleveland
U. S
Loitain
Paul Tillman
M. J. Biscom
Robert Street
Sheffield Lake
Ehrler
Cuyahoga County
Lesle Monroe
Two March of Dimes Drives Planned in Elyria
The Elyria March of Dimes drive kicks off with two projects on Saturday. Junior Chamber of Commerce and Junior Women’s Club members will collect in the business district for Tag Day led by Mrs. Nancy Elliott. Jaycee volunteers run the Mile of Dimes board in front of the C. H. Merthe Co. store during shop hours.
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Elyria
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Women's Club
Nancy Elliott
Junior Women’s Club
Junior Chamber
Mile of Dimes
Jaycee
C. H. Merthe Co
Henrietta School Closed For Illness Amid Holiday
Henrietta students enjoyed an unexpected holiday as three teachers and the janitor were ill. County authorities said the school was not in session but expected to resume classes Monday morning.
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Henrietta School
Fifty-Year Workers at Cleveland Quarries Honored
At the Graystone Hotel in South Amherst, 12 longtime Cleveland Quarries employees were feted at a dinner. Honorees included Arthur Engle with 58 years and Albert Haas and Martin Springer with 56, plus others from 50 to 55 years. A president and executives attended, and each honoree received a radio set.
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Graystone Hotel
Cleveland Quarries Company
South Amherst
Arthur Engle
Albert Haas
Martin Springer
John Daniels
Ford Moser
Edwin Harper
William Sprenger
Martin Pippett
Sam Slack
William Kreeger
Henry Fieman
Charles Fisker
Arthur E. Tulk
Cleveland
William Jones
Carl Wirtz
Harry Neil
John Daniel
W. Kreeger
Samuel Slack
Townsend Club Steak Dinner and Plant Sale at Local Ads
Advertisement listing events and sales including a steak dinner at Townsend Club, begonia plants on Saturday, a radio clearance sale with a few items left, and multiple addresses. Offers 98 cents for a Sunday sale at 108 Middle Avenue, florist pricing from 11.95 to 28.50, Milton's Jewelers, and ads at 322 Broad and 596 Broad Streets with 1 p.m. mention.
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Townsend Club
Begonia
Middle Avenue
Darek Florist
Milton's Jewelers
Broad
Broad St
Congress Studies Truman Outline On Foreign Policy
Congress weighs President Truman's inaugural foreign policy outline as Acheson begins as secretary of state. Debate centers on living standards aid for backward nations, possible UN or agency control, and whether loans under world bank or export import bank would be long term and tied to the Marshall Plan. Reaction varies across parties with calls to slow the program, while strong support for opposing stance against Soviet Russia and the Atlantic Security Pact. JANUARY clearance ad closes the piece with a consumer notice.
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Washington
Truman
Soviet Russia
Acheson
Congress
Dean Aceson
Mr. Truman
McCloy
White House
World Bank
Export-Import Bank
Russia
Vito Marcantonio
Alp. N. Y
Communist Party
Two Men Named On Area Rent Advisory Board
George Kimbel and Carl J. Longwell were appointed to the Lorain-Elyria Rent Advisory Board by Karl Duldner Rent Director. Kimbel, of 150 Columbia Avenue, is Elyria City Motors manager and active in civic groups. Longwell, 908 South Central Drive Lorain, works in National Tube shipping and directs Lorain County CIO Community Service.
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George Kimbel
Carl J. Longwell
Lorain-Elyria
Karl Duldner
Kimbel
Columbia Avenue
Elyria City Motors Company
Kiwanis Club
K. of C. and Elks
Longwell
South Central Drive
Lorain
National Tube Company
Lorain County Cio
Catholic Service Bureau Dinner Set for January 27
Plans are completed for Lorain County Catholic Social Service Bureau tenth annual dinner at Spring Valley Country Club at 6 30 p m Thursday evening January 27. Invitations go to welfare agencies civic groups and anyone in social service work. Speakers will be Rt Rev Msgr Albert J Murphy director of Catholic charities in Cleveland and Rev Fr John Kambrack of Lorain. Reservations by calling Mrs Harry White Elyria arrangements chairman.
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Catholic Social Service Bureau
Lorain County
Spring Valley Country Club
Albert J. Murphy
Catholic Charities
Cleveland
John Kambrack
Lorain
Harry White
Elyria
Exiled Chiang Hands Power to Li in Peace Move
Chiang Kai-shek left Nanking on a dramatic exile to pursue peace talks with the Communists ending three years of civil war. Vice President Li Tsung-jen assumed presidential duties under article 49 as four nationalist leaders headed to Yenan to press for an immediate cease fire. The Communist broadcast rejected the cease fire while Chiang vowed to speed talks, leaving open a potential return if negotiations fail.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Li Tsung-jen
Yenan
Chiang
Nationalist China
Hangchow
Fenghua
Chekiang
Communist Radio
Propaganda Use Urged To Combat Communism
Constantine Boldyreff, a Russian underground worker, urged a propaganda push to counter Soviet communism at a Civic Forum. He warned of a cold war threat, claiming 300 million under Soviet control, and urged America to champion anti communism through moral influence and targeted messaging. He argued China’s fate and South American leanings could draw in North America, and praised the Berlin Airlift as a critical aid to freedom.
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Russia
Constantine Boldyreff
Civic Forum
America
Boldgreff
Kremlin
Stalin
Europe
Boldy
Reff
United States
China
Soviet Russia
North America
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Great Britain
Wanted to Sell Jewelry or Furniture in Chronicle Telegram
Classified ad copy offering to sell fine jewelry or furniture without sacrifice. Mentions dialing 44-121 or 44-131 and a 1942 Buick Super in good condition with accessories, contact Ph. 2006, Ady.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle -Telegram
Ady
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