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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1951

Page

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Concrete Floor Goes In On Large American Radiator Warehouse

The American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp advances a ten day pour at its Woodford avenue warehouse. About 170000 square feet will be covered to eight inches, atop a foundation of foundry sand and waste. Laminated wood framing, 11 new loading docks, and four freight cars will enable inside loading with winter heating planned. Expected ready by mid winter.

American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation Woodford Avenue Frank P. Weil Addi Lion RB. and C The Timber Structures Co New York Hume Siegfried Noors West Side Lumber T. O., Murphy Co Grinnell Co Weil

Russia alleges U S aid aggression to back anti Reds

Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky submitted a note to UN Secretary General Lie accusing the United States of aggression by funding armed groups inside the Soviet Union and its satellites. He urged a General Assembly debate on a clause of the Mutual Security Act allocating 100 million dollars to support anti Reds, inside and outside the Iron Curtain. The U S state department rejected the charge and agreed to an Assembly debate if requested. Vishinsky called the clause an unprecedented interference and violation of the UN charter, referencing a 1933 Roosevelt Litvinov agreement.

Paris Russia United States Soviet Union Andrei Y. Vishinsky United Nations Trygve Lie General Assembly U. S Iron Curtain Saya Washington U. S. State Department Assembly Vishinsky Roosevelt Maxim Litvinov

Child Dies From Burns at Home Accident

Three year old Daisy Mae Hedgecoth daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland Hedgecoth of 183 Dyke road died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after clothes ignited by a fire at the Hedgecoth residence Thursday. Mother said she left children alone for water and they were playing with matches. Body sent to Crossville Tennessee for services and burial.

Daisy Mae Hedgecoth Garland Hedgecoth Dyke Road Elyria Memorial Hospital Hedgecoth Crossville Tron

Cpl. Allen Wounded In Action In Korea

Cpl. Edgar E. Allen of Columbia was wounded in action in Korea on October 29 after being flown to Wonju hospital with a shrapnel wound. A 1949 Columbia High School graduate, he had worked at the Brookpark Chevrolet plant and joined the Army January 12. He serves with the 19th Infantry, 24th Division. His family includes three brothers who served in World War II.

Columbia Edgar E. Allen NS Redfern Road War Department Allens Wonju South Korea Cpl. Allen Columbia High School Chevrolet Brookpark 19Th Infantry 24Th Paul Norval Edgar E Marines Edgar Sih Air Corps Edgar Allen, Sr

Santa Claus To Arrive In Elyria Next Friday

Santa will visit Elyria next Friday at seven o clock to greet children at Elyin Park and collect letters. The event coincides with the downtown Christmas opening, lights, and treasure hunts in shop windows. Merchants offer three cash prizes for window decorations judged Friday evening. A separate item notes Gov Lausche announcing a six point program to reform state hospital administration with new salaries and central inspection.

Santa Claus Elyria St. Nicholas Elyin Park Santa Elyrians Vstate Columbus Frank J .Lausche John N. Lammeck Calvin L. Baker Pam Lamneck Lausche Léison Fris Ltvo

Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio With Cold Week Ahead

Forecast calls for a few snow flurries and colder tonight and Saturday in northeastern Ohio. Highs average five to six degrees below normal with 44 in the north and 49 in the south, while lows align around 31. Continued cold through midweek with a mix of rain and snow, totaling half to one inch, then flurries over the weekend and rain or snow likely Monday and Wednesday.

Ohio

Five Killed In Ohio Thanksgiving Traffic

Five people died in Ohio traffic accidents during the Thanksgiving holiday period from Tuesday afternoon to midnight. Victims include Floyd H. Fuller 17 and Charles Edward Clark 28 of Cincinnati killed when their car collided with a semi trailer on Route 92 near the Hamilton Clermont county line. Frank Gagai 29 of Dayton died in a two car crash on the Upper No 3.

United Press Ohio P. mi Floyd H. Fuller Charles Edward Clark Cincinnati Hamilton - Clermont County Frank Gagai Dayton Page

Man Fatally Injured in Franklin County Crash

Frank Burn, 58, of Orwell, died in a hospital yesterday from injuries suffered in a crash November 18 in Ashtabula County. He was reported fatally injured at the time of the accident.

Warren Franklin Fast Orwell Ashtsthila County

Atlantic Pact leaders discuss German inclusion in defense plan

A meeting of Atlantic Pact leaders hears that German troop inclusion is delayed. Eisenhower outlines a plan to field 28 to 30 divisions by end of 1952 with multiple nations contributing, while obstacles and German negotiations slow decision.

Rome Paris Almorrow Omar II Bradley Dwight D. Eisenhower West Loint Dean Ache United States Atlantic Pact

Body Of Sullivan Soldier On Way To United States

The body of Pvt. Raymond Austin Jr. of Sullivan will be shipped aboard the Allegheny Victory after being killed in Korea on September 9. He was born in Akron and lived in Ashland County, survived by his father and stepmother, several sisters and brothers, with funeral plans pending in Akron Glendale Cemetery.

Sullivan Raymond Austin Jr S&s. Austin Route 1 United States Re Forse Campfield Glendale Akron Austin Korea Ale Ashland County Tie Campi - Breckenbery Brant Roth Pauline Parker Cora Hoge Slage Blateata i Brumbrough Cleveland Marjory Fine Flyn Kaons Violet Roth I Greensburge Betty Armiprust Freeport Ehr Stepbrother Laren Brambraugh iCleveland

Fall Fatal to Andrew Trill of Ridgeville

Andrew Trill 74 of Crier Ridgeland Ridgeville died in Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries after a fall at his home. His son John Trill found him unconscious with head and facial bruises after the senior reportedly slipped on basement stairs. The accident occurred while preparing for Thanksgiving Day.

Trill Andrew Trill Crier Ridgeland Ridgeville Elyria Memorial Hospital John Trill Hilliard Road Horace Gardner

Rhodes scholarships headlined by University of Cincinnati chief

Dr Raymond Walters president of the University of Cincinnati was appointed chairman of the Ohio Committee selections for Rhodes scholarships.

Ohio Committee Cincinnati, GO Raymond Walters University of Cincinmati

Hope Rises For Full Armistice By Christmas

The United Nations and the Communists agreed to try for a full armistice by Christmas, settling a four month dispute over the cease-fire line. A 30 day race against time would determine if the line becomes the final cease-fire boundary.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations Howard FL Levie New York City

Allies Ready For Anything At Army Headquarters

Gen Matthew Ridgway said Allied forces are ready for anything the Communists may throw if the truce by Christmas fails. In Western Korea frontline units faced mostly futile hits as Thunderjets beat back MIG-15 challenges in MIG Alley. B-19s hit Uiju airfield near the Yalu. results reported as highly successful with no enemy jets confirmed. Ground fighting eased west of Chor due to tank supported Chinese attacks, while infantry used throwers and bayonets to push back.

ARMY J Kores Matthew B. ‘Ridgway Supreme United Nations Korea Sinanju Red Uiju Yalu River Manchurian Reds Manchuria Chor

U S Recon Plane Over Vladivostok Reported

Russia notified Washington that an American reconnaissance aircraft flew over Vladivostok and was chased and fired upon by fighters. the plane reportedly disappeared toward the sea. The State Department declined comment and the WSJ command in Japan found no such aircraft in the area.

Washington Russia United States Vladiivostok Sayal State Department WS. Command Japan Vladivasiik Java Baltic Sea

Martins Learn Son Wounded in Korean Battle

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Martin of Manle Street Road Clarksfield received a War Department telegram stating their son Pvt Garld Martin was wounded in Korea on November 14. They had just heard from him that he expected to return for Christmas after nearly a year in Korea.

Clarksfield Horace Martin Manle Street Road Clarksfield Township War Department Pvt Gar.tlord Martin Korea

Draft Board Calls 110 Men for Fitness Examinations Next Month

Local draft officials said 110 men will be ordered to physical examinations next month to determine fitness for military service. Examinations will occur in Cleveland with the schedule announced by clerk Miss Catherine Miller.

Cleveland Catherine MiKer

Industrial Nurses Blood Typing Conducted by County Lab

Thirteen members of the Lorain County Industrial Nurses Association were blood typed by the Tin region county blood bank at the Lyra Woman's Hospital Wednesday night. Tr. Linnise Wir and Miss Jessica Keith supervised the typing with assistance from Atys, William Carn, and Mrs. Harris Nichols, aided by Miss Helen Johnson and Mrs. C. R. Stakley.

Lorain County Industrial Nurses Tinerin County Blood Bank Lycra

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