Elyria Council Reviews Speeding and Pre fab Homes
Speeding complaints dominate a pre election council session with resident Thomas Jefferies urging 20 mph limits on East Avenue after a car damaged his porch. Mayor Ault cites staffing limits and urges citizen warrants for reckless drivers, while pre fabricated homes draw criticism from James Co. Scott as building standards are debated.
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Thomas C. Jefferies
East Avenue
Jefferies
Council
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Ten Lectures On Human Relations Series At Elyria High
Elyria Night School will offer a 10 week symposium on human relations starting next Monday evening. Ten local speakers will cover topics from individual finance to community and labor relations. Sessions run 7 to 10 p m with one Tuesday night lecture December 12. Enrollment via Industrial Education office or phone 4575.
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Elyria
D. A. Morris
Industrial Education Department
Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
Industrial Education Office
Earl Fauver
Lorain County Bank
Carl Kohler
General Industries
S. J. Birkbeck
Harlie Stevick
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Charles Martin
Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
A. Meaor
Ohio Industrial Commission
Richard Stith
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Lalor
C. Franklin Carr
International
Pac-Uaw Representaive
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Delivers Mild, Cloudy Outlook
Considerable cloudiness and continued mild conditions today and tonight, with Wednesday remaining cloudy and similarly mild and showers toward evening. Low tonight around 44, high Wednesday near 60. Five day forecast shows above normal temperatures with rain Wednesday night into Thursday and again Saturday. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Russia marks 33rd Soviet Revolution anniversary
Moscow staged a mass parade of military might to mark the 33rd anniversary of the Soviet Revolution and to voice support for Korea. Marshal Budenny denounced Anglo American imperialists in a speech from Lenin's mausoleum, with top officials and ambassadors in attendance.
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Moscow
Russia
Semon Budenny
Red Cavalry
Red Square
Kremlin
Lenin
Red Granite
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Klementi Voroshilov
Anastas Mikoyan
Politburo
Challenge By Red Jets Broken Up
Reinforced allied divisions smashed forward in Manchuria and Korea. U S airmen clashed with at least 15 Russian made MiG-13 fighters, destroying three and driving the rest back. Chinese and Korean Communist forces faded in some sectors as Allied units advanced along a broad front toward Tokchon and Su On, linking spearheads from the 2nd Division and 10th Corps while Marines push north of Su On on No 4.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U. S. 24Th Division
Chongchon River
U. S. 2Nd Division
Northcentral
Korea
Tokchon
10Th Corps
U. S. 1St Marine Division
Welfare Director’s trip to Chicago conference rejected
County Welfare Director Floyd Wooldridge was denied $50 for a two day trip to the American Public Welfare Conference in Chicago. Board Chairman J Norman Thompson said the event would mainly cover national welfare, not county operations, which are state handled. Wooldridge argued attendance would inform on new Social Security laws affecting county welfare. He noted Commissioner Oscar Dunn had attended similar conventions in the past.
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Floyd Wooldridge
Chicago
J. Norman Thompson
Wooldridge
Oscar Dunn
Acheson Plans Courtesy Call With Vishinsky Today
Secretary of State Dean Acheson to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky on a courtesy call amid talks on Chinese intervention in Korea. Acheson may press for a clear stance on China’s role as 24 hour Korea war updates signal a rising crisis.
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Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Korea
Vishinsky
Russia
State Department
Brothers Survive Narrow Crossing Collision
Elyria brothers Sherwood Byam Jr. 21 and Jay 18 were injured when their eastbound Sherwood truck was struck by a northeast passenger train at an Osborne road crossing in Columbia township. Debris flew 240 feet, the truck was knocked 130 feet, and the occupants were thrown 160 feet. Sherwood suffered a brain concussion and body abrasions. Jay had a brain concussion but was improving. The two were en route to work on Sherwood’s new home, near the crossing, with plans to marry on Thanksgiving. the crossing has no gates or flasher lights and is described as hazardous.
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Elyria Brothers
Sherwood Byam
Jay
Osborne Road
Columbia Township
Sherwood Byam, Jr
Eadycourt
Berea Hospital
Sherwood
Joseph Rosso
Elyria Soldier Wounded For Third Time
Pfc. Durward A. Knepper Jr., 19, of Elyria, wounded in Korea for the third time. Letters to his parents say the injuries are slight and he was treated at Seoul after being hurt near Pyongyang. He enlisted January 7, 1949, and previously suffered earlier shrapnel and knee injuries.
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Pfc
Durward A. Knepper Jr
Korea
Durward A. Knepper
Jefferson Street
Elvrian
Pyongyang
Seoul
Knepper
Tokyo
Inchon River
Jase Gay
Executions Reported in Chongju by Chinese Forces
A civilian fleeing Chongju said Chinese troops executed all men in the city when they occupied it. The report came as American officers received election returns from WEOL with results starting at 700 p.m.
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Chongju
IST
Korea
Body Of Corporal Jack Morris Arrives In Elyria
The body of Corporal Jack Morris U S Army Air Force will arrive in Elyria Thursday at 6 30 p m and be taken to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home where friends may call until noon Saturday. Morris 18 was killed in Okinawa on September 15 his home was 825 West River street born May 10 1932 in Cranesville Pa he lived in Elyria four years coming from Lorain where he was a member of Emmanuel Evangelical church. He enlisted in May 1949 while a student at Elyria high school. He leaves his mother Mrs Mary Drifke of Elyria a half brother and three half sisters and a step brother Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 p m from Emmanuel Evangelical church Lorain with Rev R W Mitchell officiating and American Legion Post 12 in charge at Elmwood cemetery.
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Jack Morris
U. S. Army Air Force
Elyria
Sudro-Curtis
Morris
Okinawa
West River Street
Cranesville
Lorain
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Elyria High School
Mary Drifke
Fred W. Drifke
Washington, D. C
Mary Agnes Drifke
Arlene Drifke
Janet Morris
Dwight Morris
Historical Society to Hear Wallace White
Wallace B. White, noted author and wartime writer for the Office of War Information, will speak at the Lorain County Historical Society November meeting at Oberlin Inn. He will discuss writing local history and present his work on the Fire lands of Western Reserve.
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Wallace B. White
Lorain County Historical Society
Oberlin Inn
White
Office of War Information
MacArthur
Milan
Western Reserve
University of Wisconsin
Great Lakes Historical Society
Reward Offered for Capture of Chinese Officer in Korea
An American colonel with the South Korean 2nd Corps posted a reward of 100,000 Korean won about two dollars today for the capture of the first Chinese officer on his front. The notice appeared with election returns noted as WEOL and set to begin at 4:00 p.m. Adv. 7.
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Korea
Truman Votes and Returns to Washington
President Truman cast his vote in Independence and then hurried to Kansas City to fly back to Washington aboard the Williamsburg to monitor Congressional returns. He drew ballot 48 in Blue Township and spoke briefly to reporters about the Korea situation and Sen. George’s warning. Wallace, his brother-in-law and a longtime Democratic judge, was absent due to illness.
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Kansas City
Truman
Independence
Washington
Blue Township
Walter F. George
Congress
China
Trusman
George
Muehlebach
George Wallace
Wallace
Democratic Congress
Train derails blocks main line in Arcadia. no injuries
Fifteen Nickel Plate freight cars derailed at Arcadia today blocking the main line and causing heavy damage. No injuries were reported. Local crews worked to clear the track and assess the damage to railway facilities.
Record-breaking vote seen in Lorain County early voting surge
Lorain County voters flocked to polls in unprecedented numbers as noon tallies indicate a potential 50 000 turnout in the county with statewide totals nearing 3 500 000. Machines operated smoothly though write in questions persisted.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Robert Taft
Joseph Ferguson
Senate
Lorain County Board of Elections Today
Elyria Township
Grange Hall
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Unusual Garbage Truck Accident Injures Local Woman
Mrs. E. R. Bryant of 500 Third Street reports a shoulder injury from an unusual incident on November 2. While walking on 15th Street, a garbage truck worker discarded contents into the truck, then the container struck Bryant’s shoulder. She says the pain persisted after the moment.
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E. R. Bryant
500
Third Street
15Th Street
UN Members Slow to Decide on Red China Action
The United Nations members, led by the United States, debated how to respond to Chinese Communist intervention in Korea with caution to avoid a broader war. They anticipated a mild resolution, echoing the July 31 U S measure to curb North Korea, but wary of a Soviet veto. If vetoed, U N action under the United Action for Peace plan could follow. Watch election results tonight on the hotel TV.
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Ausset
Riveda
Jacob A. Malik
U. N
North Korea
World Organization
Russia
United Action For Peace
General Assembly
40 Million Americans Vote Today General Election
Washington reports a heavy turnout as about 40 million Americans are expected to vote in 47 states for the 82nd Congress. Voters decide control of the House and Senate with results possible by midday tomorrow and a boost for the White House bid in 1952.
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Washington
82Nd
Congress
82Nd Congress
White House
U. S
Election Returns Available At Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram will tabulate election returns this evening and post them on a black board outside. People may call 4751 4752 4753 4756 4757 or 4758 for results by phone, with first returns expected around 9 o clock.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Youth on Trial Tomorrow for Murder in Medina
Jerry Killinger 17, charged with the ambush murder of Harold Mast 23 to clear the field for Max Amer man and Mast’s 23 year old Norwegian war bride. Court limits attendance and bans cameras as judge governs access to the trial.
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Medina
Jerry Killinger
Max Amerman
Harold Mast
Bobby
Common Pleas
Windsor E. Kellogg
Kellogg
Personal Taxes Face Penalty After November 10 Deadline
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced that personal tax collection closes November 10. Taxes paid after that date will incur a 2 penalty. Current collection covers the second half payment on personal property listed last April.
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Walter J. Wright
Dust Catchers Turned To Cash In Chronicle Telegram
People have items cluttering attics basements or forges and buyers are ready to pay cash. For fast results use the Chron icle Telegram Want Ad service. Call 4752 or 4753 to write a result getting ad with a courteous ad taker.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Terry
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David Kelly
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Red Jets
William F. Knowland
Cal
Chiang Kai-Shek
Knowland
Formosa
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Bulletin
Williamsburg
Quantico
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