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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
3
The event will run Tuesday through the week with 65 booths at the fair. The Roll Arena will close Sunday night and shift to construction sounds as hammers and drills replace roller skates.
The Elyria Lions Club hosts the first Home and Better Living Show at the Arena for five nights from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Exhibits from Chicago, New York, and other markets will fill 65 booths with decor and lighting. G.M.G. Associates will install equipment, and merchants begin moving in Monday to prepare for the Tuesday opening.
Marquis Childs surveys NATO talks noting narrow margins for success across France Germany Britain Italy. He cites Edar Faure Konrad Adenauer Kurt Schumacher Aneurin Bevan and Pietro Nenni as potential pivots shaping a uncertain path for rearmament and Western alliance cohesion.
Karl H Muench, 17, Evanston Tr demonstrates experiments on sterilizing roosters after winning the top 2800 annual Westinghouse grand science scholarship in Washington. He plans a medical research career. Mary K Winner of Moscow defeats two other high school girls in a citizenship contest in Moscow Indiana.
Defense Department reports total battle casualties in Korea since the war began now 106,298, up 306 from last week. The tally includes 18,458 dead 75,411 wounded 9,996 missing 1,044 captured 1,389 previously missing but returned to service. Army accounts for 87,051 casualties with 15,533 dead 60,119 wounded 9,031 missing.
Chronicle-Telegram reports Navy Army Air Force and Marine Corps casualties and recoveries. Navy 1 236 casualties 234 dead 939 wounded 52 missing two returned to service Marine Corps 16 942 casualties 2 308 dead 14 317 wounded 297 missing 20 returned to service Air Force 1 069 casualties 374 dead 36 wounded 616 missing three captured 40 returned to service Also notes retirement of William J Beaupre after 40 years with New Haven Railroad as engineer with a back seat driver quip.
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