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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
5
Mrs June E of 172 Franklin Ave Amherst writes from Alexander 3611 about local happenings. The note presents a personal update and contact information for follow up.
Amherst high school speech and drama group led by Mrs. Egeland earned honors for a James Evans photo from the production Once and For All. The image appears in Dramatics magazine and was previously noted in Row Peterson catalog.
General Arm strong, Army surgeon general, says 85 percent of wounded return to duty and are not casualties. He cites 93,946 actual Army combat casualties in Korea, 125,887 total armed services casualties, and notes two to three week delays in notifying next of kin. He touts nylon body armor cutting chest and upper abdomen wounds by up to 70 percent.
Complete but unofficial returns filed with the Ohio secretary of state show Dwight D. Eisenhower carried Ohio by 495 742 votes. Eisenhower 2 098 481 and Adlai Stevenson 1 602 739. Lausche re elected governor by 423 783 over Taft. Bricker defeated DiSalle by 311 374 for a second term. The biggest majority was recorded.
Unofficial returns list James Stewart winning the Ohio Supreme Court seat by a 1,046,154 vote majority over Kenneth Johnston. Other statewide results include Eisenhower leading Stevenson and Lausche ahead of Taft in governor race.
Western Front dispatch reports riflemen on a dimly lit hill endure 18 days of shelling while hoping President-elect Eisenhower will visit Korea. Soldiers recall war horrors, including bodies in a trench and a Silver Star recipient who carried a fallen comrade back.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a story of a wounded veteran who cried in a hospital bunker after receiving a medal. Soldiers say Ike would see the medal, but Army brass fear delaying the president elect from the front lines.
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