Five MIGs Shot Down as Korean War Toll Tops Five Hundred
Seoul reports Soviet built MIG-15s downed by American pilots totaling over 500 enemy planes destroyed in 29 months of fighting. Ground battles erupt on Sniper Ridge with a major assault on Pinpoint Hill and Rocky Point. UN forces launch heavy rocket barrages and mass air strikes, reaching about 80 sorties in a two hour window.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Pinpoint Hill
Rocky Point
Sniper Ridge
Central Front
Kumhwa
Yalu River
Moktong
AIR Force
Navy
Marine
Mount Papa
Kumbwa
Resignation Accepted as Church Pulpit Declared Vacant
Reverend Davis O McCamy resigns. church commission sets pulpit vacant as of November 23 1952. Pastor McCamy says appeal to organizations came from commission and session, notes church growth including redecorating, doubled attendance, and new director of Christian education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis O. McCamy
McCamy
Truman Defends Korea Action Policy and White House Talks
President Truman reiterates his view that the Korean conflict is a police action and not a formal war. He notes no domestic issues were discussed with President-elect Eisenhower, including the prisoner problem and Iran. He denies charges of Burning files to hinder Republicans, citing a five year destruction rule. He plans a tight budget to Congress on January 18 and doubts deep GOP cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Congress
Benedetto Croce Dies in Naples at 86
World famed philosopher and statesman Benedetto Croce died at his Naples home at 86 after a kidney infection following influenza. He served as senator from 1910 and opposed close church state ties, voting against the Lateran Pact in 1929.
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Naples
Italy
Benedetto Croce
Croce
Donna Adele
George Santayana
Rome
Vatican
Death of Mrs Louise Schmitz at 5:45 p m
Mrs Louise Schmitz widow of Peter Schmitz died after a year's illness at her home 626 Dewey Avenue. Born January 3, 1862 in Jelloway Ohio she lived in the area all her life and was a member of St Agnes church and its Altar and Rosary Society. Surviving are three sons Francis J Schmitz Corpus Christi Victor A Schmitz Downers Grove Jr Louis J Schmitz Houston two daughters Collette Virgie at home two grandchildren Raymond and Louise, a brother Austin A Gardner Mt Vernon and a sister Sister M Alphonsus of St Josephs Rocky River. A daughter and a son preceded her in death. The body is at Welsh Gold Camp Funeral Home. Services Saturday at 9 am from St Agnes church Fr James Gallagher officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schmitz
Peter Schmitz
Schmitz
Dewey Avenue
Jelloway
Ohio
St. Agnes Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Francis J. Schmitz
Corpus Christi
Tex
Victor A. Schmitz
Downers Grove
Louis J. Schmitz
Houston
Misses Collette
Virgie Schmitz
Raymond
Austin A. Gardner
Mt. Vernon
M. ‘Alphonsus
St. Joseph’'s Academy
Rocky River
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Beasser Scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Beasser are set for Saturday at 10 am from St Agnes church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Friends may call at the residence 912 Lake avenue. she died at her home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beasser
St. Agnes Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Lake Avenue
Giant 20000 Gross-Ton Ship Ernest T Weir Slides From Ways
The hull, designed after scale model tests at Carderock, features an electric gantry crane for seven ton cleaves, tunnels under the spar deck, and a stainless galley. Sea trials and delivery are slated for next spring for the 1953 season, marking Hanna Co’s fifteenth vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carderock
Maryland
American Shipbuilding Co
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
M A. Hanna Co
Hanna Co
Leonard Hanna
Honor National Tube Employee 4 For Long Service
Ernest Powell was honored for 50 years of service at Lorain National Tube. He began as an office boy and rose through the mill to guard in the Protection Department for 26 years. Powell, born in England in 1886, resides at 226 Washington Ave and was praised for his memory and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain National Tube Plant
Ernest Powell
Powell
Lorain
Protection Department
Supt
Robert Urquhart
Staffordshire
England
United States
Washington Avenue
Henry Murray
Clarence Standen
14Th Street
Elyria
Murray
Standen
Bessemer
Skelp Mills
Grove
Oakwood Gates
Lorain Works
Rhoda
Ernest G. Powell
Ernest G
Howard T
Sandusky
Cpl Walker Moved to Valley Forge Army Hospital
Cpl Robert J. Walker son of Mr and Mrs George Walker of Church Street Amherst has been moved to Valley Forge Army Hospital Phoe nixville Pa Ward 10 AB. He fell ill with polio August 14 while awaiting return from Korea and was paralyzed from the waist down. He arrived back in the United States a month later and has since been at Camp Atterbury Ind. He is now improving and can move his left leg slightly.
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Amherst
Robert J. Walker
George Walker
Church Street
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Ward
Phoenixville
Walker
Korea
United States
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Beng
Teachers Split into Groups for Problem Sessions
At 1030 teachers divide into 200 small groups to discuss problems. Elementary teachers up to grade six meet at Vincent school while others up to grade 12 meet at Clearview school. At 3 pm both schools’ auditors assemble for a brief resume by recorders. Oliver Shubert of Brownhelm is general chairman with Dean Kelly as assistant.
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Vincent School
Clearview School
Oliver Shubert
Brownhelm School
Dean Kelly
Savings Deposit Bank marks 80th anniversary in Elyria
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co observed its 80th anniversary with an Elyria Country Club dinner attended by officers, employees, directors and guests. Rodney G. Rockwood toasted, recalled early minutes showing 1872 organization, 1873 officers, stock dividends, capital growth, and milestones including a 106000 capitalization and three million dollars in interest paid to depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Rodney G. Rockwood
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Elyria Country Club
Savings Deposit Bank
Rockwood
J. C. Hull
Bbank
Ecashier
A. L. Garford
Lee Stroup
Henry Wurst
A. G. Bean
A. C. Hudnutt
Chas. Savage
Washburn
Howard Benham
J. B. Seward
Oberlin Pastor Accepts Call to Marysville Church
Rev. Mrs. Mary Candy leaves East Oberlin Community church after four years to join Congregational church in Marysville. She will start January 1 and plans to move from 37 North Pleasant Street before Christmas.
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Oberlin
Mary Candy
East Oberlin
Congregational Church
Marysville
North Pleasant Street
Church Circle Prepares Bazaar At Church Hall
Mrs B Shindler hosted the St Barabas Circle of St Vincent de Paul at her home. Mrs Alice Milde Circle captain led the meeting planning a bazaar to be held at the church hall on Friday and Saturday this week. Mrs Milde will host December 8 for the Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
B. Shindler
St. Barabas
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Alice Ann Milde
Judy
Bea Gill
Suit Against Turnpike Board Is Dismissed
Toledo Common Pleas Judge John W. Hackett dismissed the Greene suit that challenged the Ohio Turnpike Commission over its expenditure of funds on the 241 mile road across Northern Ohio, marking a key legal obstacle’s removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo—Common Pleas Court
John W. Hackett
Raymond P. Greene
Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Kepler argues fears arise from self, urges spiritual living
Dr. Thomas Kepler of Oberlin College tells the Men's Club of First Methodist Church that most fears are self made and most worries do not materialize. He cites biblical history for perspective and urges cultivating ideals in the spiritual rather than the material realm. 136 attend as Elyria High School musicians provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kepler
Graduate School For Theology
Oberlin College
First Methodist Church
George Miraben
Elyria High School
Sidney Davis
George Wilson
James A. Siward
E. F. Reger
Building Permits Reported for Local Construction Projects
Elyria Plating Corp secured a permit for a 28 by 29 masonry addition at 118 Olive stress with an estimated $7 000 cost and L H Popp as contractor. Edna C Rothgery received a permit for a 60 by 30 masonry warehouse at 736 Cleveland street costing about $4 500. Popular Homes Inc at 401 Gulf road was authorized to build a $10 000 house at 478 Ninth street plus four more homes on Marseilles avenue ranging from $9 000 to $10 000. Robert Klemoeder at 418 Middle avenue was granted a permit for a 32 by 24 one story frame dwelling at 221 Louisiana avenue. The Vieister company will build the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Plating Corporation
Olive Stress
L. H. Popp
Edna C. Rothgery
Cleveland Street
Popular Homes, Inc
Gulf Road
Ninth Street
Marseilles Avenue
Robert Klemoeder
Middle Avenue
Louisiana Avenue
Vieister Company
Car Hits Truck On Route 20 At Al's Truck Stop
James Ingham of Rocky River reported his westbound car struck the rear of a semi trailer on Route 20 in front of Al's Truck Stop at 7 50 am. The Hamilton driver Jesse Rose 29 was behind the wheel of the truck owned by Alton Smith Middletown. The state patrol cited Thetam for following too closely. Both vehicles were moving at similar speeds. Ingham's front end was heavily damaged.
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Lorain
Raymond Ingham
Rocky River
Thetam
Alton Smith
Middletown
Jesse Rose
Hamilton
Ingham
Men's Missionary League Marks Anniversary
The Men's Missionary League of the First United Presbyterian Church celebrates nineteen years since its founding by Rev. George A. Brown. A tureen dinner followed a talk by Rev. T Matthew Gilliland about Malakal, South Sudan.
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Men’s Missionary League of Church
George A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Men's Missionary League
Women’s Missionary Society
Men’s League
T. Matthew Gilliland
Malakal
South Sudan
Africa
Gulliland
Pastor Brown
United States
Twenty nine boys inducted into two Hi Y groups
Twenty nine boys were inducted into Elyria Hi Y Club and National Hi Y Fellowship at a candle light service at the Y M C A. Inductees include Adelbert Gorham Bull Isenberg George Birk Donald Owen Alan Campbell Richard Willis Jim Box Jack Ives and adviser John N Taylor.
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Elyria
Adelbert Gorham
Bull Isenberg
George Birk
Donald Owen
Alan Campbell
Richard Willis
Jim Box
Jack Ives
John N. Taylor
P. F. Johnson
Elyria Y. M. A
Donald King
Frank Jacobs
Robert Fisher
Donald Lenhart
Dick Wolfe
Lee Wurster
Bull Lance
Thomas Dean
Maurice Stark
Kenneth Bassett
Douglas Sneppard
David Staiker
Arthur Rourke
Sunray Setigrdh Freeman
Richard Palmer
Jim Boylan
Robert Daniels
Ronald Aldrich
Ronald Smith
Bob Myers
Philip Swiger
Bob Zacharias
Leslie Becker
Richard Catshall
Bill Morgan
Kenneth Kantor
John Pribanic
America
Bazaar at St. Vincent de Paul’s Churchnov 21 22
Plans for a two day bazaar at St. Vincent de Paul’s church hall were finalized after meetings with Rev Fr Joseph Conlon. The event features an Old Fashioned theme with grandma’s bonnets and high button shoes. Vincentians youth group collects white elephants and knick knacks for booths along with refreshments games bake sale country store and children’s attractions.
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Vincent
St. Vincent de Paul's
Joseph Conlon
The
Vincentians
Police Court Fines and Incidents Reported in Elyria
Police court today fined Fannie Coy Richard Mulder Walter Sobotka James Kohler and Bernard Leach for traffic violations and intoxication. Other defendants include Paul Davenport Betty Crawford Edward Becker and Lloyd Terry with various speeding and DWI charges. A Brecksville man deemed a mental case was detained then released to his father.
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Fannie Coy
Bond Street
Vincent
Richard Mulder
Church Street
Amherst
Walter Sobotka
East Thirteenth Street
Lorain
James C. Kohler
Broadway
Paul E. Davenport
Spencer
Betty J. Crawford
Edison Court
Edward Becker
Annis Road
Bernard D. Leach
East River Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Lloyd H. Terry
Center Ridge Road
Westlake
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Court House Notes and Local Casualties in Lorain
A 1950 green Ford owned by Richard C. Currier was stolen from Thew Shovel Company's lot in Lorain with license ZZ 2059. Merle Heidrich won a 1600 dollar cognovit judgment against Lowell Shipley. A courthouse loud speaker system will be installed for court use at 114 dollars by Little Joe Electrical Appliance Co. Margaret Rosco sues for 5000 dollars for injuries from a 1951 collision. Several divorces and suits are filed or settled including Maria Rengel and Ga bino, Marie Nichols See and George See, and Robert A. Rice v Automobile Transport Inc settles for 3333. County awarded 29 dollar heater and 4975 wire contract to Elyria Superiorlectric Co. Librado Natal pleads guilty to assault and battery after cutting charge, fined 90 dollars.
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Richard C. Currier
Gifford Road
R. D
Oberlin
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Little Joe Electrical Appliance Co
Expert to Speak on “What’s Ahead for the Farmer” at Elyria Meet
Walter B. Garver of the U S Chamber of Commerce agriculture department will speak at the Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen’s Club meeting, part of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, next Monday evening November 24 at the First Methodist Church. He will discuss crop outlook and legislative developments affecting farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Garver
Agriculture Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Lorain County
Farmers and Businessmen’s Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Garver
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Two Minor Fires Extinguished by Local Firemen
Two small blazes were put out yesterday. A motor on a clothes dryer at 576 Hillard Road belonging to William Peak smoked and burned. At 9:22 p.m. a car at 84 Williams Street driven by William Meredith caught fire in the wiring, causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peak
Hilliard Road
William Meredith
Williams Street
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Prices
Cattle slow steady with primes 34-33, choice 31-34, good 28-31. cows 16-17. calves 30-38. hogs 14-17. eggs white 55-59c, Grade A large white 89-73c. live poultry broilers 17c. butter AA 75-78c. Produce includes apples 4-4.50, beets 63-90c, broccoli 1.40-1.75, cabbage 1.00-1.25, carrots 0.75-1.00, potatoes 2.49-2.50 per 50 lb, tomatoes 1.50-1.65 per 8 lb bag.
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Cleveland
Jonathan
Bskts Savoy
Bskts
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Max Bader
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Erie
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Chester Road
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Lowell Shipley
Norwalk
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R H. Cupp
East 32Nd Street
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Lenwood Wharton
John Pincura
Maria Rengel
Gabino
Marie Nichols See
South Pleasant Street
George See
John Suhr
Louis A. Lieb
South Amherst
Robert A. Rice
Milan
Automobile Transport, Inc
Court of Appeals
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Rice
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Librado Natal
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