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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
3
United Press reports that left wing elements of the Fair Deal Democratic coalition discuss privately a possible civil rights compromise to maintain Southern loyalty to the party ticket. Face-saving language is considered key to securing support.
The text argues ends must be obtained through Congress regardless of party platforms. It questions ADA leaders for seeking appeasement to the South and notes FDR and Truman approaches. Truman urged Congress to grant federal power to enforce northern race relations standards.
Pvt Paul N Westfall 17, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Westfall of 100 Highland Court, completed processing at Fort Meade and is assigned to the 5th Infantry Division for Army basic training at Carlisle Barracks. A/3c George E Harrison, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison of LaPorte, serves as an air policeman at a Japan bomber base with the 6161st Air Police Section, guarding Bomber Command Superforts and daily Korean air strikes. George is the fourth Harrison son to serve, with brothers John Frank Jr and Gene having served previously.
Tomorrow night at the Wood man Cuunty Crap Jim hosts a small social with friends. A flock of presents including a new car is expected. The event is casual with Jim dropping by the center periodically to check on things.
Nichols profiles Father Goldberg a longtime director of athletics at the Jewish Community Center in Washington who resigns after 26 years. He built character in thousands of youths across many sports and fostered a friendship with Eddie Rosenblum, linking Catholic Georgetown with the Jewish Center.
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