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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1950

Page

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Colorful Elyria baccalaureate lights up stadium setting

Elyria High School holds its annual baccalaureate at Ely stadium with 269 seniors in a solemn procession as the band plays Elgar and Reverend Arthur F. Williams delivers a call for understanding of times and action. He warns of coming trials before a biblical return of Christ and urges continued faith in God's Word as graduates take their next steps. The ceremony features a cappella choir, selections by the band, and benediction by Reverend D O McCamy.

Ely Stadium Elyria D. C. McCamy United Presbyterian Church Arthur F. Williams First Baptist Church Henry K. Shaw First Christian Church Elyria High School Elgar Williams Christ Williarms Earth Jesus Christ God Byron Morris J. Martin Beck Jones Tkach King Walter von Brock D. 0. McCamy

Pro American Party Wins In Japan Election Defeats Reds

In Tokyo premier Shigeru Yoshida's Liberal party led by 50 seats with 119 of 132 upper house seats decided, while the Communists failed to win any. Liberals hold 72 of 250 seats overall. Socialists 31, Democrats 11, Greens eight, Independents 19. Result seen as support for MacArthur occupation policies and a step toward outlawing the Communist party. Yoshida campaigned for peace with the West and anti‑Communist stance after 16 months in government.

Tokyo Shigeru Yoshida Liberal Party Democrats Greenwind Society Tupper House Douglas MacArthur Communist Party Yoshida

Schools To End Sessions Friday

School is almost over for this city's thousands of school children. Last day sessions will be held in all of the public schools on Friday. Elyria High students will take their final examinations of the current school year tomorrow and Wednesday. The pupils will not re port to the High school again until 1:30 p.m. Friday, at which time the gins grade cards will be distribut ed.

Elyria High

Northeastern Ohio Forecast Promises Warmer Afternoon

The forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for sunny and warmer conditions this afternoon with fair skies and mild, wet weather continuing tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change. tonight’s low around 55 and high on Tuesday near 72. Markets found today on page two.

Ohio

Eighteen Elyria High Students Elected To Cabinet

Elyria High School undergraduates elect eighteen members to the Student Cabinet for 1949 50. New members include Jacqueline Cox Helen Karas Norah Pickard Sophie Trailee Sid Byars Bob Hettler Richard Larkin Byron Morris Carol Aldrich Betty Halsey Eleanor Hess Don Lang James Miller Don Morris Ann Hennings Carol Towry Joan Marshall and Bill McMan.

Elyria High School Senio Acqueline Cox Helen Karas Norah Pickard Sophie Trailee Sid Byars Bob Hettler Richard Larkin Byron Morris Carol Aldrich Betty Halsey Eleanor Hess Don Lang

Truman Signs Third Year Marshall Plan Authorizing 3.25 Billion

President Truman signed a bill authorizing 3.2485 billion dollars for foreign recovery, marking the third year of the Marshall Plan. The act funds European recovery, Korea, underdeveloped areas, Arab refugees, and UN child programs, with Congress still to appropriate the money. Truman called it American leadership toward a safe and prosperous world.

Washington Truman Qresident Congress Korea Palestine United Nations Jehildren Western Europe

Bus bursts into flames after Dallas crash injures two

Fourteen people narrowly escaped death when a Continental Trailways bus crashed into a underpass abutment near Dallas, bursting into flames after a gasoline tank exploded. Driver Jack Stevenson 30 Irving Texas and Herschel Bigelow 28 of Carswell Air Force Base were among the injured. several passengers aided by exiting through the front door in an orderly fashion.

Dallas Tex Continental Trailways Jack Stevenson Irving Fort Worth Stevenson Herschel Bigelow Carswell Air Force Base Adele Hatchett San Angelo

Dog triggers rifle hurts man in Columbus

William Kerschner was shot in the leg when his 6 month old hound Sandy jumped on a loaded rifle during a fishing trip return. In Elyria a tire rim struck George Sheaffer as he changed a tire, fracturing his nose and lacerating his face at noon.

Columbus William Kerschner Sandy Kerschner George Sheaffer 13Th Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Leopold Party Wins In Belgium Return To Throne Promised

Belgium's exiled king faces an early return as the Catholic party wins an absolute majority in both houses. The Interior Ministry reports 107 of 212 lower-house seats and 54 of 106 in the senate for Catholics, who vow Leopold's return next month amid questions over a two-vote parliamentary majority.

Brussels Belgium Leopold Ministry of the Interior Senate Switzerland Albert de Viesschauwer

Trials Set to Open June 13 in Lorain Crime Case

Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing announced that criminal trials of grand jury indictments will begin June 13. The schedule centers on the first degree murder trial of Williams Banks, 26, Lorain, for the September 19 robbery killing of Alan Feeley, 45, Lorain. Banks faces a three judge panel led by C.P. BD. A. Cook, Guy B. Findley, and H. E. Culbertson. Concurrently, James Winston, 49, an alleged Banks partner, was sentenced to life imprisonment by the same panel after a guilty verdict with mercy recommendation.

Harold Ewing Williams Banks Lorain Alan Feeley Banks Common Pleas BD. A. Cook Guy B. Findley H. E. Culbertson Ashland James Winston

Police Court Receipts For May Reported Totals

May police court receipts totaled 2942 dollars with breakdowns of 1807 dollars in fines 513 dollars in costs and 613 dollars from police traffic tickets reported today by clerk Mrs Pearl Castle.

Pearl Castle

iMeister To Head Division In Y M C A Drive

H H Meister owner of an insurance company was named chairman of the out of town firms division of the 110000 Y M C A drive starting June 13 by Fichard J Gollmar general chairman Meister has served in similar posts with Elyria Community Chest and led a focal Red Cross drive He is active in the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and Real Estate Board Simultaneously captains were announced for the general solicitations division led by Harold R Rorick They include Mayor Henry W Ault section leader captains Harvey Curtis Arthur Saari Mrs Earl Lance W Gibson Moore Rabbi Carl Miller and others A finance committee to audit campaign expenses and subscriptions was appointed by Gollmar with Harold E Birch Schwarman E R Schneider and Cc A Niemeyer on the panel.

H. H. Meister Y.M.C.A Fichard J. Gollmar Meister Elyria Commounity Chest Focal Red Cross Drive Elyria Chamber of Commerce Real Estates Board Harold R. Rorick Henry W. Ault Harvey Curtis Arthur Saari Earl Lance W Gibson Moore Carl Miller Charles A. Pergons Eader Harry Belter C. E. Betts Peer Nielsen Sheldon Rieley Arlo M. Smith Robert E. Wilson Richard E. Baird Marion H. Crowder R. J. Gehl Joseph E. Smith Gollmar Harold E. Birch Schwarman E. R. Sehneider Cc. A. Niemeyer

Ohio Weekend Accidents Kill 11 in State

United Press reports a weekend toll of eleven dead in Ohio from accidents from midnight Friday to last midnight. A light airplane crash near Cleveland near Cleveland airport killed three travelers Sylvan Ponner and Ivan Moser both of Bluffton Indiana and Dale Dunaway of Liberty Center Indiana. A motor crash near Columbus claimed Lizzie Hampton 42, and Albert Pickersimer 26 of Pickerington. Richard Jockey of Cleveland was injured fatally when his auto struck two trees in South Euclid. Henry Sattler 28 of Scott died when his car rolled over after skidding in rain northeast of Pickerington.

United Press Ohio Cleveland Sylvan Ponner Bluffton Ind Ivan Moser Dale Dunaway Liberty Center Richard Jockey South Euclid Lizzie Hampton Columbus Albert Pickersimer Pickerington Henry Sattler Scott

Mauna Loa Sends New River Of Lava Into Sea

Mauna Loa erupts for the fifth day pouring lava into the sea around Kona while another stream veers from Kahuku ranch. A third river crossed the coastal highway and sped toward the sea after 25 miles, with Kealakekua police noting it plunged offshore. Ranch foremen reported evac plans and 30 women and children warned, as cowboys moved cattle to safety. Milolii players avoided the lava by canoe, continuing a Sunday baseball game.

Honolulu Mauna Loa Kahuku Ranch Kona Kealakekua Ernest Morton Timberline Morton

Rev Leath Resigns Pastorate Accepts Bronxville Call

Reverend William A. Leath resigned as pastor of the First Congregational Church Elyria effective September 1 to accept a call to West Center Church Geoprenational of Bronxville New York. Bronxville church near midtown Manhattan in Westchester County plans a third unit expansion adding to the existing modern religious education building and manse. continued on page 2

Leath Bronxville, N. Y First Congregational Church William A. Leath Elyria West Center Church Geoprenational Bronxville Paul Douglass Church Survey Christendom Congregational Christian Denomination Westchester County New York City Sarah Lawrence College Leatth

Three Day Dedication Ceremony At Elyria Legion Home

Elyria High School honors list of student athletic award winners announced by Principal Robert E. Wilson. Awards cover pins letters and monograms across grades with names crowded across several lines. Three day dedication ceremony for Elyria American Legion Post 12 home announced, including veteran events Friday, drum corps contest Saturday with $500 prize and open house Sunday with a nationally known speaker.

Elyria Legion Ebba Fosselius Elyria High School Marilyn Joens Nancy Flaherty Joan Hy Kay Line Joan, Bruse Ferr Kaye Yvonne Turek Betty Butts Elmira Crawford Juliz Cross Helen Kerekes Kay Sexton Barbara Black Betty Ann Halsey Jeanne Kokai Rose Steinberg Ann Schieszij Audrey Tonry Delores Bierek Judy Dunn Virginia Lyndes Louise Mendenhall Dorothy Olszewski Margaret Pratt Marilyn Snoble Elyria American Legion Post 12 Gulf Road Ohio Street L. D. Huffman Legionnaires Post Auxiliary Bruce Henderson American Legion Department of Ohio Ely Stadium R. Boyson

Fire sweeps girls dormitory injuring 83 students and nuns

In Cincinnati fire swept the top floor of St Marys four story dormitory injuring 83 girls and 20 nuns. Three alarm blaze caused extensive damage as students slept at 645 am EST. Birns petitions for habeas corpus release while Cleveland court considers unlawful confinement claims.

Cincinnati Columbus St. Mary's Cleveland Cuyahoga County Thej Alphas Court Fie

iCourt Rules Segregation In Dining Cars Illegal

The Supreme Court ruled eight to zero that segregation of Negroes in railroad dining cars violates the Interstate Commerce Act. The opinion did not address the constitutionality of segregation regulations.

iCourt Washington Supreme iCourt

British blockade runner shelled by Chinese gunboat

Hong Kong report says a small British blockade runner was shelled by a Chinese Nationalist gunboat today, killing six passengers and wounding seven. Casualties believed to be Chinese. Extra large geraniums 35c each or $4 dozen at Resar Florist, 1435 East River. no deliveries.

Hong Kong Cable East River

Grim Debate Over US Arms Aid to Free World

Senate fight over up to 122 million to arm nations threatened by communism. Johnson and Acheson urged 1.2225 billion for Western Europe and Far East defense, warning of Soviet brinkmanship and calling bulwarking the free world the path to peace. Byrd urged focusing on home defense.

Washington Arthur H. Wartidenberg Truman Defense Louis Johnson Vandenberg Johnson Dean Acheson Congress Free World Russia Europe Acheson Far East United States House Foreign Affairs Committee Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees North Atlantic Baltic Sea China Harry F. Byrd

Money Stolen From Red Cross Office

Miss Edna Schropp, secretary at the American Red Cross office in Masone Temple, reported a burglary over the weekend with about 27 dollars in cash and 4.1 stamps taken. A door was pried open and cabinets accessed with keys found in the desk. A separate report notes a car driven by Harry A Jackson of 524 North Street Elsvna damaged Saturday afternoon on Route 58 while skidding on a slippery road and rolling into a ditch. no injuries. Also listed is the 14th Annual Kiwanis Minstrel Show scheduled June 4 and 5 at 8:15 p.m. with a children’s matinee Sunday at 2:30 p.m. priced 25 cents.

Edna Schropp American Red Cross Masone Temple Building Harry A Jackson North Street Elsvna Route 58 Oberlin Jackson State Highway Patrol

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