Man Dies at Tube Plant in Lorain
Robert J. Wuensch 36 of Grafton died at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain after being crushed between a crane and a girder. He was an electrical maintenance man and survived by his wife Beatrice and five children. Funeral services are scheduled for 9 am Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church, with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Grafton
Robert J. Wuensch
Elm Street
National Tube Company
Lorain
Paul F. Tillman
Lorain County
Wuensch
Immaculate Conception Church
P. J. Ferron
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Cleveland
Valley City
St. Sebastian
Good Shepherd’s
Cincinnati
Virginia Schmidt
Katherine Themes
Lucille Slesinger
Mariah Laszlo
Claire Wuensch
Russell D. Fulton Funeral
Four People Hurt as Two-Car Crash Shocks Birmingham
In Birmingham at 4 p m yesterday a two car collision left three women and a man shaken and one woman with an arm injury. Elmer Portman of Gore Orphanage road Henrietta parked a car in front of Purcell Hardware and was struck when a second car from Massachusetts hit the rear amid heavy rain. State Highway Patrol from Bellevue investigated and travelers were taken to the train to continue their journey.
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Birmingham
Elmer Portman
Gore
Henrietta
Purcell Hardware
Massachusetts
State Highway Patrol
Bellevue
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Cleveland forecast calls for fair and continuing mild conditions. Tonight will be cooler than last night with a warm Wednesday afternoon. low tonight about 5, high Wednesday around 82. Markets found today on page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Congress orders rush funds for Korean war buildup
Congress accelerated approval of President Truman's request for 10.9 billion dollars and 600000 troops to support Korea. The plan would expand the Army Navy and Air Force to about 2.1 million, boost aircraft purchases, build ships, and prepare existing ships for sea. Officials say Korea receives first priority and total defense outlays may total around 24 billion for the year ending July 1. The Navy and Marines would gain the largest manpower increase.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Pentagon
Defence
Louis Johnson
House
Defense
Mr. Truman
George H. Mahon
Tex
Navy
Marines
Army
Airforce
Council To Get Report From MacArthur Today
The United Nations Security Council, boycotted by Russia, will hear Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Korean War report at 3 p.m. EDT. Ambassador Warren R. Austin will present the findings as Council President Anne Sunde of Norway opens with brief remarks before adjourning to study the document.
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Warren R. Austin
Council
Anne Sunde
Norway
Levy Request Aimed at Penfield Two School Funds
A renewal tax levy of two mills for three years to fund Penfield Township Local schools will be put to voters in November. The measure would renew the current levy and take effect on the current tax duplicate, per Lorain County Board of Elections information.
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Penfield Township
Lorain County
Truman to request stopgap tax bill this week
President Truman will ask Congress for a stopgap tax bill to boost individual and corporate income taxes with a longer term, comprehensive measure to follow. Officials say excise taxes will stay level and loopholes may be closed later, as Korea war costs loom.
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U.S
Yongdong
Washington
Truman
Congress
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Congressional
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means
Senate
U S Air Force in Korea Moves to 24 Hour War
The U S Air Force in Korea shifts to a round the clock air war with the first major night mission followed by daylight strikes on Yongdong Taejon and Suwon. Light bombers and F 51 Mustangs hit targets near the Taejon corridor as reconnaissance will assess results. Major General Earl E Partridge says night fighters receive greater emphasis to disrupt Communist night supply convoys.
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U. S. Air Force
Korea
North Korea
Yongdong
Taejon
Suwon
5Th Air Force
Earl E. Partridge
Partridge
Vinson Pushes All Out Arms Plan to deter Russia and Korea
House Armed Services Chairman Carl Vinson told the House Truman’s plan to expand the armed forces is insufficient and warned of a possible World War. He urged a minimum arms budget increase, an enlarged Marines, Air Force growth, and rapid ship and plane production with Korea priority. He called for one year extensions of expiring enlistments and suspending the 5,095,000-man ceiling. A separate note reports Mrs Balas bitten by a dog while helping it. an automobile struck her patroller.
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Washington
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Truman
Vinson
Russia
Europe
House
Georgia Democrat
Appropriations Committee
Korea
Navy
Americans Forced To Retreat From Yongdong In Korea
In a fierce Korean War update from Tokyo, the 1st Cavalry and 25th Division faced heavy North Korean attacks. Yongdong fell to communist forces as U.S. troops withdrew to avoid encirclement, with about 1,000 KPA occupying the town. Front lines indicate continued advances elsewhere as the war widens.
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Tokyo
Yongdong
Pusan
Douglas MacArthur
Hobart Gay
Taejon
First Cavalry
William B. Kean
U. S
Fourth Division
Will
Korea
1St Cavalry Division
Robert Bennyhoff
United Press
Bees Swarm Like Attackers On Yongdong Front
Advancing North Korean troops attacked in small groups across the Yongdong front as lieutenant described the assault, comparing the Reds to swarms of bees. American forces briefly retook hills before counterattacks drove them back. infiltrations by guerrillas in American fatigues caused American casualties.
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1St Cavaly
Yongdong
North Korea
Set New Deadline On Franklin School Bids
Elyria school board in special session postponed bids for Franklin Elementary School for three weeks. They set August 24 as the bid acceptance deadline and later approved September 14 noon as the new bid deadline to revise plans and specs. The board rejected all prior bids and authorized repairs for Elsha public school buildings.
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Franklin
Buiding
Elyria
W. O McClellan
Elsha
Boy Suffers Head Laceration at Cascade Park
Robert Fritz, 12, of 207 West River Street, was treated for a head laceration after jumping to soak out a bath house window at Cascade Park and striking his head on an open casement window. Police report filed. Nearby businesses ISMALL Hardware and Fishing Equipment Elvira Trading Post advertise in the page.
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Elyria
Paul Houghtaling
West River Street
Charies Anderson
Houghtaling
Robert Fritz
Cascade Park
Pole
Oberlin To Vote On Parking Meter Referendum
Oberlin villagers will vote in November on installing parking meters after a referendum request filed by village clerk H W Smith and supported by 340 signers. The council enacted an ordinance for meters, opponents seek the vote, and the proposal asks if ordinance 314 CMS should be approved for designated spaces and time indicators.
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Oberlin
Lorain
Elections Boards
Oberlin Alumnus Nominated by Truman for Foreign Service
President Truman has nominated Ernest H. Fisk, Oberlin College alumnus, to be a foreign service officer class three in the State Department. Fisk, who graduated in 1928, recently returned from India where he served in Public Affairs for the American Embassy in Delhi. He and his wife have been in Washington since June. Fisk previously edited the College Review at Oberlin and held editorial and reporting posts at Cleveland News and Portsmouth Times before leading the East Liverpool Review until 1944. He served in the War Information Office and was sent to France. He is married to Mary Wright, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Wright of 124 Woodland Avenue.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Ernest H. Fisk
Oberlin College
Foreign Service
State Department
Fisk
India
Delhi
Washington, D.C
Oberlin
College Review
Cleveland News
Portsmouth Times
East Liverpool Review
Office of War Information
France
Mary Wright
Nellie Wright
Woodland Avenue
Clarence Wright
Telegram Want Ads Offer 24 Hour Help
The notice promotes Chronicles Telegram Want Ads offering round the clock assistance to buy or sell items. A friendly ad-maker helps readers place Want Ads and complete results, with phone numbers 4752 and 4753 provided.
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Chronicles Telegram
Elsinia Trading Post Ad Lists Paints and Hours
Outside and inside paints of all kinds. Elsinia Trading Post at 50614 Middle Ave. Phone 2717. Open evenings and Sundays. a.m. adv.
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Elsinia Trading Post
Middle Ave
A.m. Adv
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Pyongyang
James J. Anderle, Jr
North Riverside
Robert J. Swartz
Butler
William T. Samways
Pasadena
Calif
Homer K. Hansen
St. Anger
South Korea
Spa
Wbes
MacArthur
Levy
Penfield Two
Marsh Guenin
Adv
U. S. 5Th Air Force Head
Ernest Balas
Emerson ‘Court
Peter ‘Gnizak
Emerson Court
Ismall
Elvira Trading Post
Bowker Elec
W. Broad
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