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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1948
Page
2
Mrs. Oksana Kas erkina, the Russian schoolteacher whose leap from the Soviet Consulate led to the rupture of Russo American relations, is nearly ready to leave Roosevelt Hospital. She walks on crutches after fractures and internal injuries and receives visitors with police guards screening access. Moscow Zoo has sent 10 snakes to Lon Zoo.
Elizabeth Bentley, once a self confessed Communist spy courier, retires to a Catholic retreat after naming government officials in espionage. Louis Budenz, Fordham University professor and former editor of the Daly Worker, says Bentley was baptized with godparents including his wife Margaret. Bendita's whereabouts remained secret as she reportedly studied at the Cenacle of St. Regis, while Remington pursues a $100000 slander suit.
Amherst area schools Brownhelm Clearview Amherst and South Amherst join the local I Speak For Democracy contest sponsored by the Amherst Jaycees. Elmer Smith leads efforts as four national winners are chosen from state and local contests. Local elimination is held next week with speeches advancing to state then national levels.
The Eagles organize a Barnyard Night for November 23 while sponsors the football banquet with 190 expected attendees. A sixty six party planned this Wednesday with refreshments. King and Queen Jean Haas and John Franklin announced. Rotary dinner at Congregational gym includes Scout leaders and 36 attendees.
Report says five years ago on a Sunday American Flying Fortress and Liberator bombers struck vital military targets in Norway with excellent results. Officials withheld details of the attacked Nazi ramparts as the Wash ington government launched a nationwide drive to collect discarded clothing for rehabilitation efforts in Amherst. Monday death noted for Theiss, Amherst.
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