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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
3
The American Friends Service Committee urged an about-face in U.S. foreign policy. It called for disarmament, stronger UN mediation, broader mutual aid with other nations, and improved negotiation techniques.
The Quaker body urges the United States to lead a new push for disarmament. It cites four elements in the world armament situation including Soviet atomic progress and shifts toward international inspection. It urges UN admission for willing nations and warns against pressuring others to align with U S policy. It also calls renewed negotiation to resolve Korea through talks.
In Columbus Ohio Southside youths were told to surrender war surplus explosives used as fireworks. Officers seized two dozen flares and 200 shells as fire officials warn more than 100 juveniles may have handled the dangerous items. A child suffered severe hand burns from a flare fuse. Police and firefighters canvassed schools to recover the material.
Joseph Hockeredel, production service chairman, notes April output of the Elyria Chapter Red Cross division including sewing and knitting. Sewing produced slippers by Sigma Gamma members and hot water bottle covers by First Christian Church women. afghans and beanies with sweaters also completed by Fields Methodist workers.
Rochester township residents showcase knitted items including beanies and sweaters. Mrs Cassie Haverstick and Miss Ava Pitkins present two and five beanies. Mrs Ralph Rowland chairs a display with two sleeved sweaters and other items by Mrs A C Schirmer Mrs Stanley Shaw and Mrs Clara Willard.
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