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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1950

Page

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Bidault Cabinet Falls Delaying Western Europe Unity Effort

Paris Premier Georges Bidault lost a confidence vote 352 to 230 as his middle-of-the-road coalition collapsed over civil service pay raises. The resignation comes amid stalled Western Europe coal and steel talks led by Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, delaying plans for European economic unity. Socialists withdrew months earlier, signaling a shift toward cooperation with centrist and mildly right parties, while preserving some support for Bidault.

Paris Georges Bidault France Europe Bidault National Assembly Vincent Auric Republican Robert Schuman Auriol Charles Lussy

YMCA Campaign In Elyria Near Goal With Final Week

Elyria YMCA remodeling drive enters final week with $38,622 remaining to reach a $110,000 target. Campaign Chair R J Gollmar indicated success is likely but the drive will end Friday, June 30. Industrial division leads with $47,773 total, including $1,500 gift from Thew Shovel Company.

Elyria Harold Roricks Jack Hannaford W. H. Gaston Glen Pierson Ralph Standen Herb Meister Alan Smythe C. A. Olsen Company Elyria Foundry Colson Corporation Colson Bendix-Westinghouse Worthington Rail Elyria Manufacturing Western Automatic

Engineer Hurt In Train Collision At Portsmouth

Two Baltimore and Ohio freight train sections collided head on near Portsmouth early today derailing one engine and several cars. Engineer Charles Tweed suffered a fractured shoulder and was taken to Portsmouth General Hospital. His address was not released. The train split near Gephart to move cars up a steep grade. Patrolmen reported no further injuries.

Portsmouth Baltimore and Ohio Here Charles Tweed Portsmouth General Hospital Tweed Gephart

Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio This Weekend

Partly cloudy and hot with humid conditions. Showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tonight through Sunday. Lows around 74 tonight, highs near 90 Sunday. Note: Lions Carnival ends tonight near Oberlin Road and Middle Avenue.

Ohio

Open House Set for Elyria Legion Home Opening

Final plans for a three day dedication mark the opening of the Elyria Post 12 American Legion home. L D Huffman announces July 6 veterans program with Bruce Henderson speaker, July 7 Class A drum corps at Ely Stadium, and July 8 public open house and post re dedication to community service.

Elyria Post American Legion L .D. Huffman Post | Post T the Post Post Ladies’ Auxiliary Bruce Henderson The

Yugoslavs accuse Bulgaria of mobilizing reserves

Belgrade reports Yugoslavs charged that Bulgaria is mobilizing reserves and moving troops toward the frontier in a new Cominform war mongering campaign against Marshal Tito.

Bulgaria Belgrade Yugosslavs Tito

Truman Sees Continuing Expanding U S Economy

President Truman spoke at Baltimore’s Friendship International Airport dedication predicting ongoing economic growth if Americans plan for expansion. He warned mossbacks against blocking progress and urged plans based on increasing output and higher real incomes. He noted air transport as vital to national life and defense and defended federal airport aid amid opposition. About 100,000 expected to attend dedication as Truman planned to fly to Independence, Missouri after the ceremony.

Baltimore Truman Friendship International Airport Orl Baltimore-Washington Independence, Mo

Drowned in car accident at abutment in Reeds Creek

Steubenville report states William I. Moyer 52 of Canton and Mrs. Margaret Fowler McKinley 36 of Empire drowned when Moyer’s car plunged over an abutment into seven feet of water at Reeds Creek early today.

Steubenville William IM. Moyer Canton Margaret Fowler McKinley Empire Reeds Creek Moyer

Republican Leaders Not Making Victory Claims

Atlantic City reports GOP leaders remain cautious about a 1940 Congressional win. Meeting from 17 eastern states and DC, they warn of a tough campaign, uncertain fundraising, and potential losses. Brewster cites seven Senate seats as bare minimum, while Gabrielson fixes six. both forecast wins in several states and note Nixon battles Hiss era dynamics.

Atlantic City N. Ij District of Columbia Chicago Salt Lake City Gill Dobie Owen Brewster R. Me Sena Qoberlin Torial United Press GOP Brewster Guy G. Gabrielson Republican National Committee Senate Gabrielson Connecticut Pennsylvania Ilinois Idaho Utah California Helen Gahagan Douglas Richard M. Nixon Alger Hiss

Eleven More Cases Removed From Relief Rolls

Lorain County Welfare director Floyd Wooldridge reports 58 welfare cases submitted by the county prosecutor, 37 to continue on relief, 10 closed prior to report, and 11 closed since May 1. Three of the continuing cases sent to the Court of Common Pleas involve alimony evidence. Eight cases are labeled needy due to fugitive fathers. efforts are underway to locate them. The payroll deduction totals include $845 monthly for the 11 terminated cases and $160 in other deductions. One closed case involved a recipient with assets, including a home, car, and a business, who had long received aid. Wooldridge notes a new program asking sons and daughters to support relieved parents, with limited early success. One businessman declined to assist a mother and two sisters receiving aid.

Lorain County Floyd Woolidge Court of Common Pleas Wooldridge

Escaped Convict Near Death After Fight With G Mens

Henry Shelton a 42 year old escaped convict and one of the FBI s most wanted criminals was near death from gunshot wounds after a confrontation with two FBI agents in an East Side Indianapolis saloon. Shelton who had escaped from Marquette Michigan prison last September 5 had been serving a 60 year term for a 1933 Kaleva bank hold up.

Indianapolis Ind Henry Shelton FBI Shelton East Side Michigan Marquette Kaleva Mich

Japanese Reds Predict Plot To Kill MacArthur

Tokyo reports the Japanese Communist party predicting assassination attempts on General Douglas MacArthur. The Red Flag publication claimed reactionary provocateurs planned new efforts to frame the Communists. Police found a threat last month, dismissed by occupation authorities as the work of a mentally unbalanced individual.

Tokyo Japan Communist Party Douglass MacArthur Red Flag Provocateurs MacArthur

NLRB Election at Brown Fintube Plant

NLRB held a plant election at Brown Fintube Company to decide union representation. 31 employees backed the United Automobile Workers, CIO, with 16 voting against. UA spokesman Franklin Carr said Washington will certify the result later. Election run by NLRB field staff.

Brown Fintube Company United Automobile Workers Union of the Franklin Carr Washington Carrj NLRB

Car Turns Over Injuring Girl In Lorain

Roselin Lewandowski a 15 year old girl from Lorain suffered injuries to her head and face when a car she rode in driven by Michael Sescila overturned on a Gulf road north of Elyria city limits at 8 48 p m She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with her condition listed as fair. A separate collision occurred at 6 15 p m when a car driven by Robert Dennison struck the rear of a car driven by Bernard Wink as Wink prepared to turn from Middle Avenue onto Ninth Street.

Roselin Lewandowski Lorain Michael Sescila Elyria City Hmaits Sheriff Department Miss Lewandowski Elyria Memorial Hospital Robert Dennison Howe Street Bernard Wink Middle Avenue Wink Ninth Street

Board Of Realtors To Meet Monday

The Elyria Board of Realtors holds a regular meeting on Monday June 26 at noon in the Elks Marine room with A H West Elyria attorney detailing Legal Aspects of the Real Estate Business. Directors meet at 11 a.m. prior to the luncheon. Also note Lions Carnival tonight at Oberlin Road and Middle Avenue.

Elyria Board of Realtors Elks Marine Room A. H. West Elyria West The Realtors

Time To Spray Or Dust For Corn Borer Now

County Agricultural Agent Carl Deeds urges Lorain County corn growers to spray or dust for corn borer now especially for early sweet corn. He notes the moths are in flight, with eggs and high worm counts expected. recommends 2 pounds of 30 percent DDT per 100 gallons of water plus 10 ounces of spreader-sticker, four applications five days apart, spray directed downward. He cautions fodder treated with DDT should not be fed to livestock and doubts spraying will eradicate field corn borers this year.

Carl Deeds Lorain County Deeds Harold Sweet

Northwest DC-4 Missing in Thunderstorm Over Lake Michigan

The Civil Aeronautics Administration said a Coast Guard life boat found heavy oil on Lake Michigan about a mile off Milwaukee. A Northwest DC-4 with 58 aboard disappeared during a overwater hop from South Haven to Milwaukee amid a thunderstorm. Coast Guard pilots reported possible wreckage but no confirmation. A major search was launched as officials feared a catastrophic loss.

Milwaukee Civil Aeronautics Administration Coast Guard Lake Michigan Wis R E New York Minneapolis South Haven Mich Northwest ToSee Vee Soa Grang Island Neb Allegan Winona Minn U. S Pacific Northwest Washington Cardiff Wales Vern Keller Islick Big Search Great Lakes Northwest Airlines Big Lake No. 1

Farewell Dinner To Honor Pastor And His Wife

Members of the Hungarian Baptist church will honor Rev. and Mrs. John Petrusan at a farewell dinner at the church Sunday evening. The Petrusans leave soon to join Temple IBaptist Church of Perth Amboy NJ. Mr Petrusan has been pastor for over four years while continuing his Oberlin college work toward his degree. Guests include friends from nearby Hungarian Baptist churches and other local friends.

Hungarian Baptist Church John Petrusan

Russia protests MacArthur purge over Japanese Communists

Russia demanded Tokyo retract directives purging Japanese Communist party members and stop anti-Communist measures. Col S Polyashenko lodged a protest on behalf of Derevyanko, urging withdrawal of purges and abolition of police control, plus release of trade union leaders. The note cites Potsdam and Far Eastern Commission rulings and links to Tokyo demonstrations during visits by Johnson and Bradley.

Tokyo Russia Douglas MacArthur Communist Party Kuama Derevyanko Cun ‘Cil Japan Derevyanko MacArthur Rand Akahata Nore Defense Louis Johnson Omar N. Bradley

Fire Results From Spilled Gasoline

A fire at 117 Princeton Avenue damaged the basement and stairwell after two men replacing a borrowed outboard motor and gasoline gear spilled gasoline. One man, Donald Robinson, suffered burns and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition. another man, Charles Huber, received burns from the flash fire. Firefighters confined flames to the basement area and worked nearly two hours, noting the stairway was gutted and damage extensive. origin undetermined but gasoline volatility suggests ignition from a cigarette or hot water tank.

Park Habill Princeton Avenue Donald Robinson Robson Road Charles Huber West River Street Robinson Quad Co. One Engine Co Charles Zalenka

Girl Who Forgave Killer Named Saint At Vatican Square

Vatican City reports Maria Goretti, who forgave her killer at age 11, canonized in an unprecedented outdoor ceremony in St. Peter's Square. About 100,000 gathered as Pope Pius XII proclaimed her a saint and a martyr of purity of the 20th century.

Vatican City St. Peter's Square Pope Pus Maria Goretti

Plane buoyancy limits in water landings stated

Santa Monica Calif Doualas aircraft spokesmen said today under worst buoyancy conditions a DC 4 transport plane if it made a landing in water should stay afloat from five to 10 minutes In event of a crash the time would not be so long the spokesmen said

Santa Monica Calif Doualas

Legion Drum Corps Heads To Tiffin Parade Tomorrow

Elyria American Legion Post 12 drum and bugle corps will travel to Tiffin tomorrow to take part in a parade tied to the Fifth District of Ohio Little Convention. Members meet at the post home at 1 pm before departure. A local ad promotes hot dogs at Johnson's Cubby Hole with sandwiches, cones, pop, milkshakes, and homemade ice cream on Detroit Road.

Elyria American Legion Post 12 Lo Tiffin Ohio Johnson's Detroit Rd Mear

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YMCA Tornight Lions’ Carnival Oberlin Rd Middle Ave New Legion ‘Home Ely Stadium U.S Friendship International Kansas City Independence Baltimore-Annapolis-Washington Neady G-Men Brown Board of Realtors Polyashenko Provision Committee Allied Council Hesar Florists
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