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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1953

Page

5

Hoover Urges a National Awakening on Juvenile Delinquency

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover outlines juvenile crime as a major national danger and calls for action. He argues homes and communities must restore moral guidance and parental attention to curb rising arrests and delinquency trends.

Hoover United Press FBI J. Edgar Hoover United States New England West Coast Midwest Washington America

Missing Ransom Bill Reported In Michigan Town

The Detroit Times reports a ransom bill linked to the Greenlease case may have surfaced near Petoskey Michigan and possibly tied to nurse Krauser. FBI agents probe for more bills as authorities warn banks hotels and merchants to check ten and twenty dollar notes.

Michigan Petoskey, Mich Hall Bobby Heady Greenlease Michilina Petoskey Detroit Times Henry J Krauser Chicago FBI Northland Hunt Bull Kansas City Robert Carl Hall Bonnie Heady

Lorain Among 79 Ohio Cities In Red For Fiscal 1952

State Auditor James A. Rhodes reports Lorain and 78 other Ohio cities spent more than they took in for the 1952 fiscal year. The study lists each city with its excess of expenditures over revenues, Lorain at 76,840 dollars, along with totals for all red cities totaling nearly 25 million dollars.

Lorain Ohio Columbus James A. Rhodes Akron Zanesville Marion East Liverpool Tiffin Fremett Cambridge Painesville Fostoria Wooster Martins Ferry Xenia Delaware Defiance Troy van Wert Bellefontaine Galion Norwalk Greenville Kenton Fairborn Bellevue Wapakeoneta Celina Wellston Willoughby Orrville

Exemption Tribunal Orders Davies to Farm Work

London report states Radnor John Davies of Cardiff is exempted from military service after a conscientious objector tribunal. He must substitute agriculture or forestry work. Davies claimed he was writing a private study on shrimp use for a PhD and cited a Kinsey like report as his justification.

London Conscientious Objector’s Radnor John Davies Cardiff Kinsey

Grotto Band Show Amid Wind Hazards At Elyria

The Fifth Annual El Rey Grotto Band show faces wind and gas fears as 36 families are housed at Parmly Hotel after gas from salt company borings. Officials say precautions will continue until weather clears and danger subsides.

ATES Parmly Hotel The Salt Company Morton Chicago E. R. Phillips Lake County Harry Carlton Joseph Boddy el Rey Grotto Revel Hugh Redman

Elyria Marine League Delegates Attend 178th Ball

Ten representatives from the Elyria detachment of the Marine Corps League attended the 178th anniversary ball of the Tard Special Infantry Company USMCR at McGarvey's Restaurant Ver milion. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Geza Orban Mr and Mrs Dave Miller Mr and Mrs William Cromling Mr and Mrs Robert Rummell and Mr and Mrs Richard Mathis. Mathis was re elected commander of the Elyria detachment. Pummell serves as vice commander and first sergeant. Cromling is a past commander. The evening featured speaker was J C Jaworski mayor of Tanrsin.

Elyria Marine Corps League Tard USMCR McGarvey’s Vermilion Geza Orban Dave Miller William Cromling Robert Rummell Richard Mathis Mathis Pummell Cromling J. C. Jaworski Tanrsin

Philippine election day violence tests confidence of rivals

Manila reports say President Quirino and former Defense Secretary Magsaysay returned to the capital to campaign with both confident of victory. Election eve clashes occurred in Quezon City and Pasay City amid accusations of foreign influence and graft. Both projected victory margins exceed 500000 votes though straw polls favored Magsaysay two to one.

Manila I18 Elpidio Quirino Ramon Magsaysay Philippines Quezon City Magsaysay Democrats Carlos P. Romulo Pasay City Liberal Party Quirino Antonio

John Lehane Dies Father of Elyria School Director

John Lehane, father of Elyria Catholic High School director the Rev. Joseph B. Lehane, died yesterday in Cleveland. Retired since 1948 after 29 years as a pressman at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, he is survived by five sons and two daughters, siblings and grandchildren. Visitation after 4 p.m. today at Frank C. McGinty Funeral Home. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Agnes Church. Flowers omitted per family request.

Grand River Morton Salt Co Church John Lehane Joseph B. Lehane Elyria Catholic Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer Lehane John Paul Norbert Kevin Edward Mary Timothy Elyria Daniel Frank Pittsburgh Mayme Roney Elizabeth Higgins Frank C. McGinty Superior Avenue St. Agnes Church

Wilson Sees No Greater Soviet Attack Danger Now

Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson says there is no increased danger of a Soviet attack despite atomic weapons. He tells U S News and World Report that world panic is overdone and predicts gradual defense cuts. He estimates next two years will trim budget by a few billion dollars and defense outlays to 42 to 43 billion next year.

Washington Charles E. Wilson Europe Wilson U. S News and World Report Weeks News Magazine

PTA Series Tickets On Sale At Capitol Theater

Elyria council PTA announces box office sales for unissued season tickets to the Saturday movie series. Mrs. Daniel Harris says 11 shows will run on alternate Saturdays with tickets priced at 1.00. First show of the series is scheduled this week.

Parent-Teacher Association Capitol Theater Daniel Harris Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations

Diaper Service Institute cites 1953 marriage decline

The Diaper Service Institute of America reports a worrying drop in marriages in 1953 in the north central region. Officials fear fewer weddings will reduce diaper sales nationwide.

Cleveland

Armistice Dinner Invites War Veterans as Beck Attends

Durant Oklahoma notes that Crile Veterans Hospital patient Simon Beck will attend the ninth annual Armistice Day banquet by the VFW Post 1079. The story also covers the baby kidnapping case of Norma Jean Doughty, the FBI pursuit from Evansville to Bokchito, and details of Beck’s long hospital stay and gift of a television to Crile.

Walter Hill Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 Simon Beck Post the Post Beck Crile Veterans Hospital Norma Jean Doughty Richard Lee Evansville Oklahoma FBI East St. Louis Bokchito Parma Wneenman Veterans of Foreign War Cuba East Bridge Street Tom Mihalis Postpore Crile Mihalis Elyria Dallas Tex American Legion Post Ellsworth Oklahoma City Doughty Evans Ville Worth Ices Elyssame Park Cammer Stammer James H. Siward Dough

Conneaut Fire Destroys Block Injures Five Firemen

A five hour blaze in heavy rain destroyed five downtown blocks in Conneaut sending three firefighters to hospital after a wall collapse. Eight fire companies fought the worst fire in city history. Early damage estimates ranged from 200000 to 500000 with Moose Club as the likely origin affecting a restaurant poolroom drugstore and an insurance agency plus upper apartments. Veterans urged to wear uniforms for Armistice observance at 10:45 a.m. and march to the park.

Conneaut, O Tolday Judson Conneaut Moose Club Ohio State Employment Service Office

Wall Collapse Injures Firemen and Rescues Senior Resident

Fire Chief Louis Stevens said firemen Charles Woodward Richard Fuller and Charles Smith were slightly injured when a wall collapsed. A 75 year old woman was among apartment dwellers led to safety.

Louis Stevens Charles Woodward Richard Fuller Charles Smith

Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan

Democrats confident for next year's congressional elections. anecdotal remarks about seeds and nominations. A Republican friend jokes about being served the bird again this Thanksgiving as political fortunes shift. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican reactions to losses and asserts the people retain the right to change their minds.

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