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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1948

Page

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Striker Killed In Riot At Waterloo Iowa

Waterloo Iowa riot ends as 350 National Guardsmen clear a block near Rath packing plant. One striker died during yesterday's violence as about 2,000 pickets clashed with police. Guardsmen barred gatherings, allowed two at the gates, and moved residents to safety amid ongoing 66 day CIO packinghouse strike activity.

Waterloo Rath Frank P. Williams Williams Robert D. Blue Black Hawk County H. P. Wanger CIO United Packinghouse Workers Luther W. Youngdah Minnesota National Guard South St. Paul Newport

Former Chaplain To Speak At Memorial Service

The Rev J Edward Lair minister of Highland Congregational Cleveland and former WWII Navy chaplain will speak at Elyria's Sunday Memorial Day service at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church at eight. The service was moved a week earlier due to a high school baccalaureate. Elyria ministers veterans groups and associations organize the event with music by Robert Burns Walter Von Brock and Richard Decker and organ by Mrs F C Ruth. A color presentation and wreath laying precede the service with ministers Ernst Irion Fred Ulrich and Louis Novak among speakers.

J. Edward Lair Highland Congregational Church Cleveland U. S. Navy St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Elyria Robert Burns First Congregational Church Walter von Brock Elyria Public Schools Richard Decker F. C. Ruth Ernst Irion St. Paul's Fred Ulrich Lake Avenue

Memorial Day Parade Date Corrected To May 31

A misprint in an American Legion parade report led to the incorrect date of May 30. The Memorial Day parade is now scheduled for Monday May 31 here, with no further changes announced.

American Legion

Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update

Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for clearing skies and warmer temperatures this afternoon with variable winds. Friday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a low tonight around 48 and a high Friday near 78.

Cleveland Ohio

Indians Play Ball on Motorola TV Ad Price 179.95

An ad notes watching the Indians play baseball by Television Motorola reportedly priced at 179 dollars 95 cents with a phone contact at 3176 Stowepaper HALHHE.

Motorola

Recalls 40 Years Of Elyria Woman's Club History

Blaze fatal to father and two children near New Paris. Leon S. Fitzwater and two children died in an explosion that injured another, as kerosene started fire in a four room cottage. The family details, hospital transfers, and the club history follow, with earlier suffrage connections and a May 2, 1908 founding note.

Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc New Paris Leon S. Fitzwater Howard Fitzwater Wanda Fitzwater Wanda Richmond Ind Ira Cleveland Monroe Elyria Woman's Club W. N. Gates George Stevens Anna Shaw Marie Jenny Howe Harriet Upton W. E. Brooks

Democratic Leaders Nominate Convention Heads in Philly

Democratic leaders gathered in Philadelphia to select a keynote speaker and top officials for the Democratic National Convention opening July 12. The DNC executive committee will propose a permanent chairman with Sen Francis Myers of Pennsylvania as a leading keynote candidate alongside Sen Alben Barkley of Kentucky, former Gov Robert Kerr of Oklahoma, and Rep Sam Rayburn of Texas.

Philadelphia Democratic National Committee Ales Francis Myers Pennsylvania Alben W. Barkley Robert S. Kerr Okla Sam Rayburn Texas

Lorain Man Dies At Work At Republic Steel Plant

Alex Takacs a 38 year old Lorain resident died this afternoon reportedly from a heart attack while working as an inspector at the Steel and Tubes division of Republic Steel. Fellow workers summoned help and he was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. He had worked at the plant for about 12 years.

Alex Takacs Lorain Steel and Tubes Republic Steel Takacs Elyria Memorial Hospital

Truman Visits Girard College Today

President Truman arrived by special train at noon for an address to 1300 boys at Girard College whose fathers have died. He was welcomed at 30th Street Station by Gov. James H. Duff and Philadelphia Mayor Bernard Samuel.

Philadelphia Truman Girard College Pennsylvania Railroad 30Th Street James H. Duff Pennsylvania Bernard Samuel

Man and Wife Injured as Train Strikes Auto at Crossing

John Palkovich, 69, and wife Mary, 64 of Sugar Ridge road, were hit by a New York Central freight at the Maddock road crossing. He suffered a knee contusion and she arm injuries with possible fracture. both were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Engineer A F Morlan of Toledo was identified.

John Palkovich Sugar Ridge Road Mary New York Central Maddock Road Palkovich Elyria Memorial Hospital A. F. Morlan Toledo

Three Elyria Brothers in 1948 Senior Class Highlight

Elyria High School will honor three families with two sons each in the 1948 graduating class. Bernard and Frank Stydnicki twin brothers from 111 Bath Street share a long school career from Holy Cross to Jefferson Junior High. Arnold and Arthur Kovach, sons of 321 Fairlawn Avenue, will graduate together with Arnold a Marine veteran who finished in January and will receive his diploma the same night as Arthur. Edward and Joseph Racz, of 544 Turner Street, include Edward an Army Air Corps veteran wounded in the Pacific theater. Continued on Page 2.

Elyria High School Elyria Bernard Stydnicki Frank Stydnicki Michael Stydnicki Bath Street Flyria Holy Cross Jefferson Cherry Ridge Dakota Wesleyan University South Dakota Arnold William Kovach Arthur David Kovach Michael B. Kovach Fairlawn Avenue Arthur Arnold Marine Corps Wadsworth Arnold Kovach Edison School Edward Julius Racz Joseph Peter Racz Julius Racz

Chronicle Telegram delayed by mechanical difficulties tonight

Notice apologizes for late delivery due to unavoidable mechanical breakdown affecting subscribers. Immediate guaranteed automobile service referenced as Deets, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth, 728 W. Broad.

Chronicle + Telegram Deets, Inc Chrsler-Plymouth W. Broad

Three Men Hold Key To Coal Peace

Washington: John J. Lewis said three industrialists can decide peace or war in the coal industry. He warned of a possible coal strike unless a constructive wage conference yields a contract by July 1. The three men named as key are Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel, George Humphrey of M A Hanna, and J B Francis of Island Creek Coal.

Washington John J. Lewis United Mine Workers Benjamin Fairless U.S. Steel Corp George Humphrey M. A. Hanna Co J. B. Francis Island Creek Coal Co

Two Civil War Vets to Attend 82nd Ship Encampment

Columbus hosts the 82nd annual state GAR encampment with two surviving Ohio veterans aged over 100. John Henry Grate of Atwater, state commander, and John R. Bennett of Waynesfield, adjutant and quartermaster, will attend. Also expected is Robert M. Rownd, 103, national GAR commander, formerly a Columbus pushmaster, who served with the Ninth Ohio Cavalry and marched with General Sherman in Georgia.

Columbus Ohio Grand Army of the Republic John Henry Grate Atwater John R. Bennett Waynesfield Grate GAR Cavalry Corps Phil Sheridan Bennett Robert M. Rownd Ripley N. Y Rownd Ninth Ohio Calvary Georgia William Tecumseh Sherman

Fire Destroys Room at Warwick Hotel in Philadelphia

More than 1000 guests evacuated after a ninth floor room at the Warwick Hotel burned. Fire confined to the room. guests were not required to leave and normal hotel service was maintained.

Philadelphia Central-City Warwick

Geranium Plants Ad From Resar Florist

Large assortment of geranium plants in all colors offered by Resar Florist. Advertising notice.

Ady Resar Florist

Press For A Quick Victory In Jerusalem

Jewish forces defending Jerusalem face continued Arab Legion attacks with ground loss. Shelling hitts Hadassah hospital and Hebrew University on Mount Scopus as Arabs push from the north into the city. Reports say Jeruasalem could fall within hours to Trans Jordan troops control of Sheikh Jarrah and the old walled city.

Tel, Aviv Jerusalem Israel Trans Christendom Amman Trans- Jordan Abdullah Sheikh Jarrah Jordan River Palestine

UN Split on Palestine Crisis at UN Security Council

In Lake Success United Nations diplomats show no will for forceful action to stop the Palestine war. A renewed council appeal for a cease fire faces resistance from Britain and others who oppose immediate sanctions or force without Israel recognition and a clear plan.

Alexander Cadogan China Belgium United States Palestine Britain Israel Security Council Cadogan Holy Land

Bevin Warns of Real War Danger From Russia War of Nerves

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin warned that the greatest danger of a new world war lies in Russia's war of nerves. He criticized aggressive war and urged peace talks, stating Britain must resist Communist moves in Western Europe while seeking U.S. help and supporting European defense talks. He urged urgent peace conferences and Berlin restraint.

Britain Bevin Russia Scarborough England Ernest Bevin Western Europe Council of Foreign Ministers Japan Greece Turkey Berlin Yugoslav Josef Stalin Henry Wallace

Lewis Calls Wage Policy Group In Important Session

Washington Jealous of tension, John L. Lewis convened his 200 member wage policy committee to decide if another coal strike is possible and whether to charge soft coal operators with violating the United Mine Workers contract. The Southern Association and government sources note the board could urge a court order to resume bargaining as Denham weighs action.

Washington John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Southern Coal Producers Association Southern Association National Labor Relations Board Wage Policy Committee Robert N. Denham Labor Board

Detouring Trucks Damage Four Roads in Lorain County

Public utilities regulations blamed as detouring trucks harm Peck Wadsworth Jones West and Hamley roads. County Engineer Patterson warns of thousands in damage on gravel roads. Sheriff Finnegan cites short staff. proposes township constables or more deputies to curb illegal detours. News notes and classified ad follow.

Lorain County Car R. Finegan Peck-Wadsworth Jones, West and Hamley Don E. Patteron West Road Alan R. Branson Sherif Finegan Patterson

U S Closes Border In Germany to Russian Missions

FRANKFURT The United States closed the border between the American and Russian zones of Germany even to official Soviet missions. Maj. Gen. George P. Hays ordered Russians to enter the American zone only through the Helmstedt checkpoint in the British zone, with no reason given for the move. Only official Russian missions had previously been allowed entry.

Frankfurt United States Germany George P. Hays U. S Helmstedt Hays

Woman Hurt When Car Goes In Ditch

Mrs. Lois Anderson, 23, of North Olmsted, suffered a fractured hip and possible other injuries at 1 am today when a car driven by her husband Jack Anderson ran off Bagley road into a five foot ditch. She was taken to Berea hospital with her husband and their three year old son traveling to Oberlin where he operates a home service business.

Lois Anderson North Olmsted Jack Bagley Road Berea Hospital Anderson Oberlin

Steubenville Motorcyclist Killed In Wills Creek Crash

Robert H. Van Wirk age 20 of Steubenville died early today when his motorcycle left Wills Creek road and overturned west of town.

Steubenville Robert H. van Wirk Wills Creek Road Here

Chronicle Telegram Classifieds Offer Quick Cash Ads

Get quick cash for old furniture clothes car sporting goods or other items using the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds. Call 44 121 or 44 231 for big returns at low cost.

Chronicle-Telegram

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