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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1952

Page

12

Parish Priest Tells Society Of Plans For Dedication

Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul church met in the church hall with Mrs. Leonard Milde presiding. The group discussed a Korean family adoption, Christmas greeting cards, and ongoing fund activities. The Day of Dedication and the church picnic were planned, with members contributing items.

St. Vincent de Paul Leonard Milde Anthony Kerecz Wall Steven Jamk St Margaret's Circle Aryone D Joseph Conlon Avon Isles Anthony Karmon Frank Betzel John Lindner Michael Boris Harold Surman James Che|kouras

Debate on POW trade continues at Panmunjom

In Panmunjom Korea United Nations and Communist truce teams ended a year of negotiations with a 26 minute debate on prisoner of war exchanges the remaining obstacle to a resumed peace process was identified as the key issue.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations

Compromise Civil Rights Plank Sparks Convention Tension

The luncheon committee led by Mrs. Anthony Kerecz pressed for a civil rights plank backing a non-compulsory Federal FEPC with limited powers. Negro delegates warned a convention floor fight unless the plank gained broad investigatory authority. The proposed measure would create a FEPC with hearing attendance powers but no enforcement, advising employers on anti-discrimination only in states lacking reforms.

Fair Employment Practices Commission PEPC

Reds in London Demonstrate Against Ridgway Arrival

Police clashed with about 30 Communist demonstrators at the London airport as Gen. Matthew Ridgway arrived for a two day visit. Seven protesters were arrested after leaflets urged Ridgway to go home. No casualties were reported.

London Matthew B. Ridgway Paris Ridgway

Fire Razes Two Large Barns At Avon Lake Farm

A lightning strike destroyed two large barns a silo a foal shed and a corn crib on the Eimer Aufdenkampe farm on Walker Road Bay Village Avon Lake. A sow and many pigs burned. The 19 year old son Charles saved the tractor and gear. Fire departments from Avon Lake and Bay Village fought the blaze for hours with losses over ten thousand dollars.

Avon Lake Eimer Aufdenkampes Aufdenkampes Charles Frank Foraman New York City Aufdenkampe Isipper Semidone Freddie Bay Village

LaGrange to Maintain 24 Hour Vigilance July 14

LaGrange plans 24 hour vigilance starting July 14 with 80 to 100 volunteers sought. Capt Edgar Price of the Canton Filter Center will explain Ground Observation Corps work and recruit volunteers at a Thursday meeting at the Vets hall. Edward Moulder leads LaGrange observers and housewives may assist daytime tours.

LaGrenge Vets' Hall

Taft Victory Claims Spark Delegates Battle At Convention

Taft managers claim victory in a tight delegate race as credentials hearings resume amid a Georgia dispute. Eisenhower supporters press for splits while the convention debates fair play rules tightening control over contested delegate votes. Delegates remain undecided as hearings unfold under pressure to finalize allocations tonight.

Taft Séland Ske Georgia Eisenhower Louis Iohn Temas Taftsmolian Einenhower Tkemen

Court upholds eminent domain plan for Turnpike Commission

The court ruled that the eminent domain law remains valid despite no appeal mechanism, and that Section 1208 of the General Code for interstate utilities can be implemented slowly. It noted no improper purpose in appointing a citizen committee to advise on revenue bond terms. Construction aims to begin soon with contracts awarded in October, linking with the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Youngstown and extending west toward Toledo.

Turnpike Commission Commission Sec T. J. Kauer Pennsylvania Turnpike Youngstown Toledo

Oberlin mock convention hinges on Eisenhower surge

The Oberlin mock convention debates a 12 plank platform with issues from foreign policy to civil rights and economic policy. Balloting shows Eisenhower leading with 314 on the second ballot and 495 on the third, Warren rising to 347, Taft fading, Morse and McKeldin variably in play as the process shifts toward a Warren-Eisenhower finish.

Obertin John Oney Fitchville Oberlin Taft Eisenhower Warren Stassen MacArthur Wayne Morse Oregon Maryland Theodore R. McKeldin Solid Sound Bloc Paul Hoffman ECA McKeldin Morse Ohio Slippery Rock Bear Trap Gulch Donald Keldin Darry New London Douglas P. Parnell Hoffman

Death of Rev. Andrew H. Holman at 57

Funeral services for the Rev. Andrew H. Holman 57 will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Second Methodist church with Rev. C. Bohannon officiating. Burial in Brookdale cemetery. Holman of 505 Fuller road died Monday at 3 p.m. at Polyclinic Hospital after a heart attack while driving to a relative’s home. Elyria resident 25 years and member of First Baptist Church Berea. Survived by wife Daisy two brothers Elmo Tennessee and William California three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body to be returned to Fuller road residence Thursday morning from Finley Mortuary.

Andrew H. Holman Second Methodist Church C. Bohannon Brookdale Cemetery Mr. Holman Fuller Road Polyclinic Hospital Cleveland Elyria First Baptist Church of Berea Daisy Elmo Tennessee Wiliam California Finley Mortuary

School Reunion At Fitchville Draws More Than 100

More than 10 persons from Ohio and Michigan and many other states, all former Fitchville residents, attended the sixteenth annual homecoming and school reunion at Fitchville Sunday. Jennie Landes served as program chairman but much of the planned program was canceled due to hot weather.

New London Ohio Michigan Fitchville Jennie Landes

Decision Due Soon on Chester Gregg Sentence Reduction

Gov Frank Vausche will likely announce tomorrow or Friday morning whether he will commute or reduce the 54 year old Chester Gregg sentence for the Kenton murder of his wife last year. The governor's office said today.

Columbus Frank + Vausche Chester Gregg Kenton

Police report and juvenile detentions after midnight incidents

Patty Best reported a bike stolen near Cascade Park pool. Two Amherst youths, 16, were stopped on Broad Street at 2:20 a.m. for no license and no tights on their car. held for Juvenile Court. An 11-year-old Elyria boy arrested at 11:20 p.m. for safety stop violation. Priscilla Easter faces Mayor Ault court July 12 for traffic ordinance violation after crashing a red light at West Avenue and Third Street.

Patty Best Artemas Court Cascade Park Pool Amherst Broad Street West Avenue Elyria Priscilla Easter Wellingston Henry W. Ault Third Street

Police detain suspects in city drug, firearm and check fraud sting

In Elyria police action, Buster Fields of 49 State Street is held on an orderly conduct charge after a 12:40 a.m. arrest. Steve Wisulaski of 456 Huron Street was arrested on intoxication charges the previous afternoon and held in the city jail. Officers found a 32 caliber revolver and whisky in a car, with several large company names listed and a blank check ring. A Lorain pair held for investigation tried to cash a $65 check at a jewelry store, with a torn check and a forged Sem Wagner check discovered among their papers.

Buster Fields State Street Steve Wisulaski Huron Street Furnace Street City Jar American T. & T Anaconda Avco Mfg Bendix Aviation Chrysler ‘Cities Service Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Columbia General Motors Ition Elyria Glidden Co Kennecott Montgomery Ward N. Y Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Penna, R. R Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Sacony Vacuum ,Standard of N. J Standard of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison U.S. Steel Warner Brothers Woolworth Co Lorain Sem Wagner

Thyrza Trutthell Named to Ohio Commission for the Blind

Mrs Thyrza Trutthell of Scio was appointed a member of the Ohio Commission for the Blind by Gov Frank J Lausche yesterday. She replaces Mrs W A Negus of Colerain and will serve until July 7 1947.

Columbus Thyrza Trutthell Scio Ohio Commission For the Blind Frank J. Lausche W. A. Negus Colerain

Edgar Drakes Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Sullivan

Sullivan native Edgar E Drake and his wife Maude celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at the First Congregational church in Sullivan. The Drakes, long-time residents, are active in the community and have three children.

Edgar Drakes

Odd Fellows Open Installation With Steel Strike Debate

The 1.0.C.F. lodge held a meeting led by Noble Grand Frank Walker as CIO Steelworkers Union issues surfaced. Union leader Steve Caruso argued that contract changes and management demands threaten jobs, while other members invited friends to an August picnic and noted an open installation on July 15 with social hour to follow.

C.F. Lodge Noble Frank Walker Steve Caruso Paul Kauffman CIO Steelworkers Union Lorain Isaac Beetle Caruso Ireland Robert Markel York State St. Clair Rebekah William Gehrke West River Street

Court grants temporary injunction over Amherst dump site

Amelia Witt of Amherst wins first round to block Amherst village from leasing Joseph and Mary Szarek property for a city dump. Judge John D. Pincura orders the village not to use the land pending a hearing, with Witt posting a bond. The report also notes union actions at National Tube and a divorce suit by Christine Dryden against William.

Amelia Witt Amherst Joseph Mary Szarek John D. Pincura

Amnesia Victim Waits For Wife and Local Estimates

A man with amnesia is kept in custody until his wife can arrive from Weaverville. County commissioners heard bids to improve a Gill ditch in Elyria township with estimates around 8,000 dollars for the ditch and 6,000 dollars for cleaning. Kenneth Evenson of Avon Lake sued two men for 2,071 dollars and another for 200 dollars over plumbing supplies and a deep freeze unit. Morrine Goll filed for divorce from Herbert of Vermilion, married 1945 with one child. County work approved to repair an oak door damaged in a fire at the treasurer’s office costing 80 dollars. A neck injury from a Route 82 76 crash injured Mrs Eloise Schlager of Island Road. Burglary at Parkway Market being investigated. about 20 dollars in cash and some hams missing.

Wil- County Osborne Nington Kenneth Evenson Avon Lake Leslie Sauvey Sheffield Lake Eugene Burkholder Evenson Burkholder Morrine Goll Amherst Herbert Vermilion Porsche Lumber Co Elyria Eloise Schlager Island Road Route 76 Bruce Guyer Toledo Schlager Sheriff Department Parkway Market Middle Ridge Road Route 58 Sheriff's William Davidson

Market report from Cleveland and surrounding markets

Livestock prices show cattle and calves strong with higher bids for prime and choice grades. Hogs and sheep steady to lower on light weights. grain futures list cash prices for wheat oats and corn. Cleveland area homegrown market reports include fresh produce quotes and crates for a variety of vegetables and fruits with mixed levels of demand.

Cleveland Livestock Cleveland Toledo Bolg Leveland Bskts Valentines Mali Ohio Hothouse & At

Elyrian Is Sent To Reformatory

Jack Taylor, 24, of 143 Pasadena avenue, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge John Pin Cura for an indeterminate sentence on a statutory charge involving two 18 year old Elyria schoolgirls. Taylor, married and divorced, had been evaluated at Lima State Hospital which found no psychopathic disorder. The court ordered concurrent terms on the two counts.

Jack Taylor Pasadena Avenue Mansfield Reformatory John Pincura Elyrian Taylor Lima State Hospital Lima Jared Elyria

Battle Casualties Rise To Total Of 112128 In Korea

Washington announces American battle casualties in Korea total 112128, up 552 from last week. The Defense Department notes next of kin have been notified through last Friday, with 19698 deaths, 80060 wounded, 9343 missing, 1442 captured, and 1395 previously reported missing but returned to service.

Washington Korea Defense Department

Lorain County Hosts 4-H Dairy Judging Training

Lorain County hosts 4-H dairy judging training with members from Cuyahoga Medina and Lorain counties at H. B. Rowland & Sons farm near Rochester. Ohio State University dairy specialist C D McGre leads the all day program concluding at J C Rapking farm near Huntington. Hundreds of 4-H members attend with lunch at a Rochester roadside park.

Lorain County Cuyahoga Medina Lorain H. B. Rowland & Sons Rochester Cc. D. McGre Ohio State University J. C. Rapking Huntington Tri-County

Bear Furniture Wins Permit for Remodel and Elevator Install

A permit for interior remodeling and elevator construction at 525 527 Broad Street in the Fisher Bros. Co. building has been issued to Bear Furniture Company. The project, valued at 825 000 dollars, lists T J Hume Company as contractor and Hart A Dickason as city building inspector.

Fisher Bros. Co Broad Street Bear Furniture Company Hart A. Dickason T. J. Hume Company

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FEPC Reds LaGrange Federal Labor Union Colson Corp Eagles Mot Labor Temple Dale Maddock Presiden Fitchvile Red Cross Disaster Relief Committee Paul Sacketter AB. B North Fairfield Henry Parnell Lester Porter Elizabeth Arnett Florence Young William Marrett Paul Sackett Carl Arnett Anna Sackett Crabbes Darryl ‘Palk Keystone State Pennsylvania Chicago Mason Owlett Gov John 3. Fin International Death Records Jolman Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Police Dept. News B.C. Novatney M. D Nichols Ladies Aid Society Congregationa Church Edgar Drake Maude Martin Kansas Albert Martin Ashland County Sullivan Congregational Church L. Ww. Mohn Drake Los Angeles Pasadena Cal Pacific Railway Co Farmers Grain and Milling Co Wellington Dorothy Bradshaw Parma Donald M. Drake Wilbur E Albuquerne N. M Wilbur E. Drake Sullivan Mr. Drake Minnie Hankinson Dor 2Jofhy Vredensiburgh Democratic National Committee iDoorthy Alben W. Barkley United States Doily Conrad Hilton Dorothy Ken Fry Leonard Reinsch Odd Fellows Northwest Jorged Board of Arbitration Pipe Mill Shipping Department National Tube Co National Tube Company ALF Carl Allen Rawson a@ Union John Pincura Agaist Frank Christine Dryden William Toledo Cash Grain Brokerage Service C. 8. Smith & CO Elyria Savings Bldg Wember Midwest Stock Exchange Robert H. Miller Route LaPorte The Abc’s of Investment James M. Hass Middle Ave
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