Week's Balance Sheet Of War News
A weekly UPI style balance sheet contrasts bad and good war news. Bad items include Korea weather hardships hindering U N forces, supply delays, and China’s Tibet stance. Also noted is President Truman’s warning about limited options in Korea and risk of widening the conflict. Good items highlight steady progress north in Korea, Allied firmness after Berlin incident, and expected talks with Chinese delegates at Lake Success offering potential compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Noone
Berlin
Cars Damaged In Traffic Crashes Across City
Police report two collisions in the morning and one last evening. Albert McWilliam Jr. and Charles J. Smith collided on Broad street in front of Smith’s home after Smith backed out of his driveway. McWilliam’s westbound car skidded into Smith’s and overturned in a ditch. Herman Gett’s car hit Art Yates’s rear on West avenue near Earlcourt as Yates stopped. William Ross faces reckless driving charges after a Middle avenue and 15th street crash with Clarence Milsle, whose car was damaged by a Boss truck turning onto 15th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McWilliam Jr
Bender Road
Charles J. Smith
East Broad Street
Smith
Broadstreet
McWilliam
Herman Gett
Blaine Street
West Avenue
Earlcourt
Art Yates
Grafton Road
Yates
William Ross
Copley
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
Clarence Milsle
Fremont
Boss
Milsle
Lutherans Target 100 Percent Attendance Nationwide
In Columbus the American Lutheran church announced a 100 percent attendance goal for 496000 members across 2008 congregations in 33 states DC and Canada. A special staff will tabulate reports with complete returns due by Monday noon, continuing a program started last year after overall attendance reached about 85 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Lutheran Church
District of Columbia
Canada
Paroles Granted for Three Prisoners by Ohio Commission
The Ohio pardon and parole commission announced paroles for three prisoners from Lorain County. Donald McIntosh for forgery to be released December 21, Robert Thompson for breaking and entering to be released January 17, and Lorenzo Santos for shooting to kill to be released February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
London Prison Farm
Lorain County
Donald McIntosh
Robert Thompson
Lorenzo Santos
Edna Jean Fenn Engaged to Donald Hubbard
North Ridgeville announces the engagement of Edna Jean Fenn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fenn to Donald Hubbard son of Harry Hubbard of Holestreet Avon and the late Edna Hubbard. Edna Jean a Ridgeville High School graduate class of 1947 works in the Bendix Westinghouse office. Donald Hubbard Avon High School graduate 1946 works at the Goodrich plant Avon Lake. No wedding plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
George Fenn
Root Road
Edna Jean
Donald Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Holestreet
Avon
Edna
Miss Fenn
Ridgeville High School
Bendix- Westinghouse
Hubbard
Avon High School
Goodrich
Avon Lake
Licenses Dawid Beccer and Others Listed
A compiled list shows multiple license holders and addresses in Lorain and nearby areas. Names include Dawid Beccer, Lorain U. S. Nats, Jean Nevers, Dwight Burr, Florence Snider, Walker Kapcucin, Vivian Resar, Sherwood Bram sr, Lena Du pakoski, Rochare Steewert, and Jane Stisratt with respective street addresses and locations such as 1407 East safenu, 986 Gulf road, Oxford avenue, 135 Bed court, Osdeine road, Columbia Staten, 2420 Marseilles SOGL, Rope, and 227 Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawid Beccer
Lorain
U. S
Jean Nevers
Dwight Burr
Scheide Room Hosts Photo History of Elyria
George L. Brownell of the Library Board has prepared an account detailing each picture in the Scheide collection. The photo graphic history of Elyria is displayed in the Scheide Room on the library’s second floor, with a card file linking each print to the city’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Scheide
Elyria
George L. Brownell
Scheide
Brownell
Church Seeks Court Permission To Sell Property
Harold Wilson files a common pleas court petition on behalf of the First Baptist church asking permission to sell church property at Middle avenue and Second street and two parcels on East avenue. Proceeds would fund a new Redington Washington avenue church with the congregation purchasing that property and a deed correction to align ownership to the church as a corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
New Church
Common Pleas Court
Harold Wilson
West Eighth’ Street
Board of Trustees
Middle Avenue
Second Street
East Avenue
Redington
Washington Avenue
Missing Girl Found Near Home in Louisville
Mary E. Corder seven year old who had been missing since yesterday was found wandering along a railroad track three blocks from her home. She had spent the night with a man described as having a long police record in a big cardboard box on a straw bed. Medical examination showed she had not been attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mary E. Corder
General Hospital
turbulent frontier skirmishes near Manchurian border
Reports describe Allied forces pushing toward the Manchurian frontier with task forces moving through Sagni and Soksan near Kapsan, while air forces battle Communist aircraft. Several Allied losses are noted amid heavy anti aircraft fire and a Soviet MIG-33 downed by self propelled defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalu
Sagni
Soksan
Kapsan
Fronter
Mianchura
Biue
Manchunan
U.S
Nkorea
Trenth
Aluec
Dean
Nm Asd
Currier-nased Sey Rader
Kens
Eteragny
Senal Suneagy
Valamer
Probations Granted to Six Pleading Guilty in Common Pleas
Six persons received probations after pleading guilty to indictments in common pleas court. Leland Steinhoff and John Echko of Elyria and Edward Baumert, who pleaded guilty on March 18, were placed on probation on promises to support their families. Clarence Board of Elyria, charged with grand larceny for tires stolen from the Goodrich store, Audrey Tripphan of Elyria who passed a $10 check, and Lillian Green of Lorain who admitted shooting Hughey Johnson with intent to wound, also received probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Leland Steinhoff
John Echko
Edward Baumert
Clarence Board
Elyria
Goodrich
Audrey Tripphan
Lilian Green
Lorain
Hughey Johnson
Hissong Criticizes TV Ads Targeting Children
Ohio Education Director Clyde Hissong condemned television ads that exploit children and use educator endorsements. He cited a recent commercial showing a father's refusal to buy a TV and warned families face more challenges amid such campaigns. Angelo Patri was named among parties in the ad action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clyde Hissong
Hissong
Angelo Patri
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Choren
Boards of Education
Honor Roll list at Elyria Catholic High School
Seventy eight students at Elyria District Catholic High School earned scholastic honors during the first quarterly Honor Assembly. Top honors went to Patricia Dowdell and Clifford Conrad, with many seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen named among the honor roll recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria District Catholic High School
Patricia Dowdell
Clifford Conrad
Leonard Gehring
Richard Holland
Anthony Jezewski
Richard Resar
Larry Yunker
Rita Baumgardner
Dorothy Birkbeck
Jane Ann Blair
Loyola Diederich
Barbara Juke
Lois Mashinske
Patricia McCrain
Gerald Roling
Kenneth Rothgery
Chester Szymczak
Roseann Bush
Delores Baumgardner
Jane Birkbeck
Phyllis Coghlan
Rosemarie DeChant
Natalie Diederich
Betty Gilles
Joan Waumesser
Shirley Jones
Anna Marie Koviak
Stella Lesko
Rita Manzo
Frances Noveske
Margaret Singler
Olga Smith
Marilyn Stefek
Loretta Veres
Donald
Elyria Educator to Be Guest Speaker
Robert E. Wilson assistant superintendent of Elyria schools will be guest speaker at the Maplewood PTA meeting on Tuesday November 21 at 8 p m at Maplewood school He will speak on The Right of Every Child to an Education A regular business session will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Robert E. Wilson
Elyria Schools
Maplewood
Parent-Teacher Association
Maplewood School
Wilson
Mystery of 150 Paint Drums Cleared Up
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guzik explained that the 150 drums found off Durkee road were on the Ross farm. Ross hauls the drums from Obitts Chemical Co for salvage value, clearing up the mystery from Carl Kessler’s hunting find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkee Road
Carl Kessler
North Olmsted
Joseph Guzik
Guzik
Robert Ross
Obitts Chemical Co
Contested 14th District Race and Election Action Details
The article outlines a three candidate contest with independent Robert Brenneman and parity candidates. It notes voting machine limitations and recounts Lorain County margins, while officials discuss potential legal actions by Huber and others. Supreme court jurisdiction questions echo past Emory Smith Polk cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Brenneman
Annat
Huber
Lorain County
Secretary of State
Secretary of State's Office Declared That “Sickerman
Sate
An- Nal Maida
Supreme Court
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Congresstran
Dastrict Supreme Court
Carl Weigandt
Mho
House of Representatives
Iself
Emory Smith
James Polk
Congress
Former Elyrian Now Cleveland Lawyer Attends Banquet
The Margaret E. Barnes Welfare Association of Colored Women Clubs held their annual pre Thanksgiving banquet at Second Baptist Church. John Howard, a former Elyrian now practicing as a Cleveland attorney, urged continued support for the club’s scholarship fund while addressing parental duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Barnes Welfare Association of Colored Women's
iClubs
Second Baptist Church
Ina Smith
Elyria Women's Clubs
Ward
Civic Club of
Lorain
Lewis
A. H. Baxter
EE. Hamblen
I. Chapman
Isaac Chapman
Phone Pickets At Atomic Plant Amid 43 State Strike
New York report says Oak Ridge Tennessee atomic energy plant faced roving pickets as the 43 state strike entered its eighty day with no settlement in sight. Long distance calls were limited to emergency use early hours and then resumed normally with supervisors at switchboards. AFL carpenters at the plant have been on strike a week and a Western Electric Workers picket line influenced some local operator refusals. Elsewhere 17 strikers’ actions caused intermittent service disruptions. Youngstown Ohio judge refused an anti picketing order but required pickets to display their signs with identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Western Electric
Youngstown
Common Pleas
Police Court Fines In Midnight Arrests And Violations
Steven Carl Davies arrested on Blaine street was fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Stanley Becker on Indian Hollow road fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after arrest at Adams and Foster. Peter Rutledge failed to appear for a November 15 charge of faulty brakes and was jailed to secure appearance. fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Henry W Ault. William Wallhead helped police identify a rubbish dumper on Infirmary road. D F Webber was bitten on the leg during a call at the Olsen residence on Overbrook drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Carl Davies
Blaine Street
Stanley Becker
Indian Hollow Road
Henry W Ault
Adams and
Foster
Istreets
Peter Rutledge
Elm Street
Rutledge
Hir
Henry W. Ault
William Wallhead
West River Road
Infirmary Road
D. F. Webber
Railiway Express Co
Olsen
Overbrook Drive
Final Elyria High Play Tonight Sparks Student Excellence
Elyria High School presents Tomorrow the World in its 18th annual all-school production. Wayne Wise stars as Emil Bruckner with George Berg and Marge O'Brien in key roles. Cast includes Mary Jensen Nora Pickard Jeanette Welch Grant Ingersol and others. The event features a student orchestra conducted by Sidney P. Davis and runs at 8 15 p m with strong audience support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Players’ Club
James Gow
Arnaud d'Usseau
Elyria High
Germany
America
Munich
Wayne Wise
Emil Bruckner
George Berg
Marge O’brien
Marge
Mary Jensen
Nora Pickard
Traitor
Edgar Drake
James Gagen
Worth Fauver
Emil
Nina Baker
Richard Larkin
Jack Burke
Marilyn Dicken
Joan Berger
Nancy Flaherty
Joan Hargate
Anna C. Hess
Alice Storer
Sidney P. Davis
Local Court Notes and Rural Disturbances Report
A sheriff's report notes a deer slain near Sunnyside road east of Brownhelm and shotgun pellet damage to a Lorain home. Various court actions include Frank Bigos released on $100 bond for non support, Arnold McCoy to face charges, Pascuala Torres granted divorce, and Don Stahler fined for reckless driving on Route 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
Sheriffs Department
Sunnyside Road
Brownhelm
Lorain County
Frank Bigos
Lorain
James Horn
Estelle Trebonik
Lee Cleared of Disloyalty but Leaves Post
Michael Lee, a Manchurian born economist who headed the far east branch of the International Trade Office, was cleared of disloyalty charges by Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer and resigned to avoid firing as a security risk. The feud had stretched since May 1949 with multiple investigations and a loyalty review board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Lee
Commerce Department
Far East
Office of International Trade
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Lee
Economist
Loyalty Review Board
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Methodist Men To Hear Spencer Irwin
The First Methodist church Men’s Club hosts its first fall dinner next Tuesday at 6 30 in the church basement. Spencer Irwin foreign editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will speak on Northern Outposts of Peace based on Europe trip observations. Guests are expected and four dinner meetings are planned with noted speakers. club membership reached 350. Reservations with Byron Morris or Ralph Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mark Willis
Spencer Irwin
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
Keith Brown
Evenling
Byron Morris
12Th ‘St
Ralph Johnston
St. Clair , Street
Favor Limiting Cargo Trucks To Present Sites
New York reports heavy cargo trucks should be limited to existing sizes and weights to protect highways. A regional committee favored holding trucks to present capacities per wartime traffic statistics. T. J. Kauer of Columbus Ohio noted roads could not endure wartime travel with excessive truck loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. J. Kauer
Columbus
Interregional Council
Ohio State Highway
Kauer
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
A market roundup lists closing or near closing prices for major U S stocks and utilities. Entries include American Radiator, T and T, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, Woolworth, Westinghouse, and others with percent changes and quotation marks indicating price levels from United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Cliffs
Ceewee
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Cone
M. Y. Central
Ohio -Edison
Ohio Oil
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Escessens
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Ind
N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Westinghouse Airbrake
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Receipts: cattle 750 calves 250 hogs 1600 sheep 600. Prices range for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and lambs with several quality levels. Produce market notes apples, cauliflowers, potatoes, onions, and other items in Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bubskt
Jonathans
Grimes Leelse
Cortland
Baldwins
Ee Savoy Ps
Bskt
Medius Oes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phil Newsom
United Nations
Korea
U .N
Vagon
Tibet
United States
President Truman
Douglas MacAnthry
Asia
Edna Jean Fenn
Sudro-Curtis
Toledo
Edward Allen
Catholic HS
Death Records
Howard W. Lewis
Avon-Belden Road
Bay View Hospital
Oil City
Avon l
Avon Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Westlake
George E. Lewis
Mary L. Sawyer
Burmeister Funeral Home
Ernest Knaitz
Charles Henry Sigsworth
Oberlin
Camden Cemetery
Albert Prosser
Kipton
William Whitney
Cowling- Sedgeman
Paul Deppen
Kipton Community Church
Archa M. Gillam
Alpha M. Gillam
Ely‘ria
iHome
Navarre
Gillam
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Akron
Wallace R Gillam
Axton
Neal F. Giliam
Havertown
Anna K. Neil
John Flynn
Elmwood
Taylor Funerel
Home For the
Sack Lee Jason
Jack Lee Jason
Myron Jason
Valley View
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Taylor Funeral Home
Brookdale Cemetery
Samuel H. Scripps
Patricia Murphy
Los Angeles
Jersey City
Scripps
E. W. Scripps
International
Elyrian
Atomic Plant
G. W. Bucker
East River Street
Arnold McCoy
Jackson Hotel
Shirley McCoy
Horn
Pascuala Torres
Baldonero Oy
Don Stahler
Evanston
Bettie
Parrot
F. Coodrich Co
Junior
Ghchl
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