Halloween Parade in Elyria Colorful Despite Rain
The Hallowe'en committee expected rain but parade time brought clear skies and hundreds of Elyria children and adults joined a colorful procession. The morning downpour reduced turnout, yet the event remained lively with costumes from many nations, ghosts, goblins, and bridal gowns. Elyria High School band provided music as spectators clustered around the refreshments stand in Ely Park. The Central Fire Station siren added to the festive noise before Fire No. 3 continued on Page 2.
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Ely Park
Many Vets Face Loss of Payment Under New Rule
Hundreds of veteran students may lose federal payments if their outside income exceeds the new limit of 175 dollars for singles and 200 dollars for married ex servicemen. VA officials say they will seek no GI subsistence increase and expect many reports of overpayments to be mailed this week. Disabled veterans in training under Public Law 16 are not affected.
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Vgton
Congress
Twesday
Veterans Administration
Weather Note and Local Ads From Cleveland Area
Mostly cloudy and cool with occasional rain tonight and wet conditions in south and central portions. Saturday forecast calls for considerable cloud cover. Local notices include a REA Huber for Congress ad and entertainment listings featuring Lucile at the drum and Chuck at the plate with Saturday night events and a liquor advertisement.
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United Press
Ohio
Little Brown Jug
Cale
Cleveland Street
Lucile
Chuck
United States urges UN sites include New York and San Francisco
In Lake Success New York the United States asked the United Nations to consider the greater New York and San Francisco Bay areas for a permanent UN headquarters. Former Sen Warren R Austin led a counter push against talks of locating the UN outside the United States and reinforced the five Westchester sites while signaling support for San Francisco.
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Westchester County
General Assembly
San Francisco
Taft at Oberlin Urges Republican Vote for Liberty
Senator Robert A Taft spoke at Finney Chapel Oberlin College urging a Republican victory to preserve liberties. He framed the party as pro liberty countering Democrat centralization and cited draft law Smith Connelly act price controls and housing czar as examples. He warned that emergency powers remain and federal health and unemployment measures threaten state control.
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Robert A. Taft
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Lorain County
Taft
Ohio
Lorain
Herrick Hall
Wellington
Washington
Wilson Wyatt
National Legisature
J .Day
Riots in India Cause Death of 100 Persons
A Telegraph agency dispatch from India reports 100 people killed and 150 injured in communal riots in Bihar Province near eastern Bengal. An inventory filed in probate court lists Fred H. Ellis of G-Dyrive-E as owner with a $335,632 estate mainly held in trust to his wife Emmi Filis until her death and then to heirs.
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London
Telegraph Agency
Bihar
Bengal
Volumbus
Fred H. Ellis
G-Dyrive-E
Emmi Filis
Charttes
Emmilivecs
Army Barracks Type House for Veterans
Photos show emergency housing frames at Gulfrucd site for veterans. Each two family building forms 80 units total under Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority. Occupancy delay means November readiness unlikely.
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Gulfrucd
The
Lorain
OPA Halfway Mark in Decontrol of Prices
The Office of Price Administration lifted controls on about one hundred items including some daily machinery and paper products. The move forms part of a phased decontrol under President Truman’s decentral speed-up order. Decontrol now covers roughly 40 percent of the economy, down from wartime highs, with further releases expected as master decontrol progresses.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
Battle refugee ship incident in Haifa Harbor reported
British officials diverted refugees to Cyprus after a clash on a ship in Haifa Harbor. At least six refugees were beaten, with resistance encountered as British marines boarded. Refugees were crammed below deck and later transported to a British ship bound for Cyprus.
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Haifa
Bulletin
Jewsalem
Cyprus
Toreta
Tukang
Republicans Must Strengthen In Big Cities To Win House
New York report argues Republicans need broader gains in large urban areas to flip control of the House. It cites past Democratic margins in cities 100000+ population and notes few strong Republican footholds outside certain regions.
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House
New York
Bass City
Central
House of Representatives
D. Roosev
Repube
Maddie Atlantic
Yonkers
N.Y
Reported Damage To Sub Only Superficial
Fragmented and garbled OCR describes damage to a submarine with minimal impact noted, mentioning a marine degree or ports. It references political figures, city distributions, and election data across states, but the readable content centers on superficial damage and unrelated political context from 1940s era reporting.
UN Buckles Down To Detail Work
UN General Assembly shifts from general debate to detailed committee work at Long Island headquarters. After a week of wide ranging questions on disarmament veto rights and dependent peoples, four of the 31 member working committees begin informal sessions with two in the morning and two in the afternoon. The Social Humanitarian Cultural, Administrative Budgetary and Economic Financial committees start at 10 am with the rest to meet tomorrow. Continued on Page 2.
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A.jx
Intex
Truman Confers With Leaders In St. Louis
President Truman met Missouri Democratic leaders during a brief stop at Union Station in St. Louis on the way to Independence. About 300 party supporters greeted him. officials boarded his car for a 10:45 a.m. conference. Stops were planned in Jefferson City and Sedalia with brief appearances expected.
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Independence
Jeaders
Union Station
St. Louis
Datatate
Missouri
Mr. Truman
Senate
Frank P. Briggs
U. S
Frank B. Sullivan
John J. Dwyer
Democratic Committee
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Small Home Destroyed By Halloween Fire
A small two room frame home at 426 Fifteenth Street owned by Mrs. Mary Taylor burned last night from an undetermined source. Firemen said the blaze started inside the building and destroyed the structure and contents. Police found a intoxicated man, Michiaka Wandering, near the scene and detained him. The alarm came during Halloween celebrations in Ely Park, adding to the noisy night.
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Lewis Mishako
Fifteenth Street
Mary Taylor
Michiaka
Partilly
Break in 20 inch water line leaves Elyria area without water
A break at Route 254 and 47 disrupted the 20 inch supply from the pumping station to Elyria, cutting water to many homes and Clearview School for about five hours. Pressure recovered to two thirds by 5:46 a.m., but flooding occurred as billions of gallons spilled from the storage tanks before valves could be isolated. Crews used a bulldozer to clear dirt blocking the valve chamber and restore service via the 48 inch main.
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Elyria
1. D. Faxon
City Hall
Norma Iter
Clearview Schd
Elyria Avenue
Clearview
Water Department
Tidal Wave To Hit Island
HONOLULU report says a tidal wave is ready to strike Oahu momentarily. The wave stems from a violent Aleutian earthquake in Alaska and is expected to be less severe than the April 2 surge that killed over 140 and left thousands homeless. Navy warnings went to police to alert beach residents along Diamond Head northward as abnormally high waves were detected early today signaling potential destruction.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Ale 'Ian Islands
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Navy
Diamond Hoi
Set Test Hop Of Huge Passenger Plane Today
Burbank California report says the Lockheed Con ston 10 passenger ship set for November 9 under wartime secrecy. Honolulu Harbor remains blocked by the freighter Britain Victory and naval tugs expect to refloat her at high tide today.
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Burbank
Cal
Iaidersfest Ehgtt
Lockheed Conston
Honolulu
U S Won't Fund Half of United Nations Expenses
Lake Success New York report on US stance at UN budget committee shows opposition to paying half of operating costs. Senator Arthur Vanlenderberg of Oregon Michigan argues for a 70 percent share as economy measures cited. experts admit climate likely limits extra payments. Industrial ads and local business notices fill page with automotive and service promotions.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United States
Techae
Arthwue Vaanlerberg
OR. Mich
Asseihdw
Vanilenberg
Pastors Demand Crime Cleanup in Steubenville
Steubenville pastors from the Protestant Council of Churches urge local officials to form a vice squad to crack down on vice gambling and corruption after the fatal October 20 shooting of Bernard K. Clark, 32, a Cleveland Heights Marine veteran. They accuse authorities of indifference or corruption and threaten action if unheeded.
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Bleubenville
Protestant Council of Churches
Bernard K. Clark
Cleveland
Clark
Marine Corps
Wooster College
Harry ‘Dunlap
Underworld
S Plite
W. Floto
Robert Bates
Rain Moves East as Midwest Narrowly Sees Wet Weather
Rain spread across the Midwest while the East cooled from a summer like spell. Forecasters said the rain would end by tonight south of Chicago and by Saturday in northern regions. Temperatures were mostly in the 60s in Washington after a high in the 80s statewide. In Columbus Ohio the Neil House hotel, historic since 1822, was set to be sold November 12 under terms approved by stockholders. Maxwell L Rubin of Chicago and Joseph F Hogan of Columbus, with assigns, are the buyer group.
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United Press
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Ilnois
Inodiana
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Richmond
Columbus
Neil
Jeter
Maxwell L. Rubin
Joseph F. Hogan
Assorigies
CAN'T-MISS HAMMER AD OFFERS EXPERT NAILING HELP
A quirky ad extols a new hammer with guide plates that center nails, promising expert results. It hawks Chronicle Telegram Wanted to Buy ads for idle appliances and other items, urging readers to place exact offers by dialing a listed number.
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