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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1950

Page

3

Lame Duck Push for Rent Rules and Hawaii Alaska Statehood

President Truman urged Democratic leaders in the lame duck 81st Congress to extend rent controls to March 31 1951 and push Hawaii and Alaska statehood. Senate leader Lucas signaled statehood action but warned of possible delays amid urgent business. Congress returns for a brief session likely to boost defense spending with limited other achievements.

Washington Truman Lame Duck Hawaii Alaska Congress Senate Scott Lucas White House House

Snowbound Ohio Grimly Stranded as Storm Worsens

Governor mobilizes equipment and crews to clear roads while cities from Cincinnati to Conneaut report heavy snows and mobilized aid. Districts endure 13 to 36 inches with food and milk shortages, emergency declarations, and halted travel and schools.

Snowbound Midwest Paralyzes States and Strains Resources

The article reports extensive snow disruption across Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and parts of New York with 15 foot drifts in Cleveland Steubenville and other areas. Flooding compounds danger as over 3 000 people flee homes and National Guard aids in relief with shortages of food and fuel.

Great Lakes Ohio Valley Appalachians West Virginia Ohio River Valley Cleveland Pittsburgh Youngstown Erie Altoona Pennsylvania Atlantic Ohio New York State National Guard Susquehanna Southwilliamsport Newberry Jersey Shore Muncy Lockhaven Steubenville Tom Burke Columbus Toledo Morgantown Pineville Monongah Barrackville Farmington New York Staten Island LaGuardia Atlantic City Port Norris Moore's Beach Thompson's Beach New England Connecticut Chester Bowles Vermont Portland Maine Rutland Pittsfield Mass

Elyria Girl Is Homecoming Queen At Dayton

Patricia Radican daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick A Radican of 1202 Middle Avenue was chosen homecoming queen at the University of Dayton from a field of contestants Her sister Nance also in the court Patricia a junior business student and Nance a freshman science student This marks the first sister act sponsored at the school The Radican sisters were backed by Flyers Hangar Spirit Committee Scabbard and Blade the Sales and Retail Club and the Business Organization Club

Patricia Radican Patrick A. Radican Middle Avenue University of Dayton Nance Patricia Radican Flyers Hangar Spirit Committee Scabbard and Blade Military Business

Death Records Mrs Fredericka Horner in Elyria

Mrs Fredericka Horner aged 80 died at St Josephs hospital Lorain on a Saturday evening. Born in Germany on March 31 1880 she lived in Elyria for ten years. Survived by daughter Gladys Elliott Cleveland four sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Sudro Curtis 1:30 p.m. Thursday officiated by Rev Ernst Irion. Buried Crown Hill Amherst. Humphrey funeral Hamlin Humphrey of LaGrange road funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at home interment La Porte cemetery

Fredericka Horner Spruce Street St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Horner Germany Elyria Gladys Elliott Cleveland John Gordon Amherst Katherine Harper William Pfaff Hilda Smythe John Pietch Oberlin Edward Henry Fred Pietch Sudro-Curtis Ernst Irion Crown Hill Cemetery Humphrey Hamlin Humphrey LaGrange Road la Porte Cemetery Elizabeth Horvath William Horvath North Lake Street South Henry Street Hungary United States Helen Homer Margaret Kabasan Denver Col William S Louis South Amherst Steve John Brownhelm Europe Emmerich J. H. Bollens St. Peter's Evangelical Micheline Puclowski Quarry Road Poland Nativity Church Micheline Zilch Funeral Paul Setker Calvary Cemetery

Funeral notices from Amherst and surrounding areas

Obituaries and funeral notices for Albert Heg inbotham Lisa Wilburn Micheline Puclows ki Maude Sherman Tilda Christensen and others list services locations and burial plans across Amherst Wellington and Westlake. Several services set or rescheduled with burials at Ridge Hill Evergreen Calvary and Evergreens cemeteries.

Snow Removal Crew Clears Elyria Streets After Big Snow

Elyria city crews, about 60 workers, operate with two mechanical loaders, 12 trucks and two snow plows to clear streets. The effort uses two city snowplows and two rented bulldozers to remove street snow from Friday night's storm.

Elyria

Four Dead in Minneapolis Tower Hotel Fire

Firemen search the ruins of the Tower Hotel for more victims after a flash blaze yesterday that killed at least four people. The hotel housed many elderly guests and the fire spread from a ground floor restaurant. About 50 guests were rescued before efforts shifted to containment and recovery. damage was pegged above 150 dollars.

Minneapolis Tower Hotel R. J. Tersch Reynold Malmquist

Major Highways Open After All-Day Battle

Gov. Frank J. Lausche announced that all major Pee highways are open to travel after an all-day and all-night battle. Roadways restored following extensive disruptions and continued cleanup in the region.

Nolernees Frank J. Lausche

Elyria Grapples With Snow Crash Cleans Streets

Elyria faces heavy snow as city crews push plows and private equipment to clear roads and restore services. Emergency declarations echo Cleveland while residents assist, with water pumps kept running and mail delivery resuming amid ongoing snow removal efforts.

Three Local Births Reported Amid Snowbound Travel

Harry Day on Valley View, a son to Mr and Mrs Dale Wilford, R D 1. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Jack Peepers, North Ridgeville. A son to Mr and Mrs Ray Heath, R D 3. Mothers faced travel hardships as snow blocked roads, with the Walkos unable to reach home on Whitney Road, LaGrange, and neighbor James Phelan helping carry Mrs Walko inside.

Harry Day Valley View Dale Wilford R. D Jack Peepers North Ridgeville Ray Heath Lunder Walkos Whitney Road LaGrange Youngeberg Walko James Phelan

Lorain County Humane Society Meeting Notice

The Annual Meeting of The Lorain County Humane Society will be held in Room 201 Ma sonic Temple Building Middle Avenue Elyria Ohio on Monday December 4 1953 at 730 PM.

Lorain County Humane Society Masonic Temple Building Middle Avenue Elyria Ohio

Wellington Youth Loses Four Fingers at Work

Frank Masten 22 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Masten of Wellington is at Elyria Memorial hospital after his fingers were amputated at the palm on his right hand and between the second and third knuckles on his left. The accident happened at his job with the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp when he caught his fingers in a press brake. Thumbs escaped injury and his general condition is reported as good.

Frank Masten Ernest Masten Wellington Elyria Memorial Hospital American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation Masten

US Bans Czech Airline Flights Over Allied Zones

The United States restricted Czech airline services blocking flights over the western zones and trimming routes to London Brussels and Amsterdam in retaliation for 30 unauthorized Czech flights to the U S zone of Germany. An American note warned that further violations could revoke overflight permits.

Prague Czechoslovakia United States Germany Zurich Switzerland Rome Italy London Brussels Amsterdam U. S Warsaw Frankfurt

Heart attack claims life of Mrs. Loma Smith in Columbus

Mrs. Loma Smith aged 40 died of a heart attack at her Columbus home last night as her husband sought help for nearly two hours. The city emergency squad was occupied with other emergency patients and could not respond promptly.

Columbus Loma Smith

Wolverines Chosen to Represent Big Ten in Rose Bowl

CHICAGO The University of Michigan was selected today to represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl football classic on January 1.

Chicago University of Michigan Big Ten

Korean Front Braids Into Doubtful Tokchon Fate

The South Korean 7th division retreated under heavy pressure from two Chinese regiments. Tokchon’s fate remained uncertain as reports differed on encirclement and control. A new threat formed east of Tokchon as 8th division units battled two likely North Korean regiments, aiming to split UN lines and strike from the rear.

Tokchon Front Dvices United Nations Taum Songchon MacArthur U. S. Marine 1St Division Chosin Reservoir Korea

Snowbound Elvira District Catholic High School Delayed

All county schools closed due to snow with Omens of further closures tomorrow. Imbedded In Snow Elvira District Catholic High School on Gulf Road stays shut at least until Wednesday. Sister Mary Ralph reports the closure. Adult night classes at Elyria High are postponed until later with regular classes resuming only if schools reopen Tuesday. Columbus is cited as a state hub for about 75 percent of U S industrial activity.

Elvira District Catholic High School Gulf Road Mary Ralph Elyria High School D. A. Morris

Soviet divisions moving toward Korea report

Eight to nine Soviet divisions totaling about 150 000 men were said to move toward the northeast Korean border below Vladivostok. South Korea's Home Minister P O Chough questioned reliability while an 8th Army spokesman offered no comment. Sources cited a Soviet general Vasiliev in Harbin and included Mongolian divisions and about 50 000 Japanese Kwantung Army troops.

Seoul Korea Vladivostok P. O. Chough 8Th Army Manchurian Vasiliev Harbin Manchuria Kwantung Army

Reds Kill 272 Prisoners Near Manchurian Frontier

A South Korean corporal with U S Tenth Corps reports that Communist forces killed 250 South Koreans and 22 Americans during a northward march from Taegu. He also says 150 South Koreans and two Americans may have been taken into Manchuria. he was found in a Chungpyong schoolhouse suffering from gangrene.

U.S

Voice Of Democracy Awards To Be Made At Dinner

Four winners will receive prizes at a Wednesday evening presentation in the Sederis Hotel honoring Dick Larkin, Jane Ann Blair, Douglas Burgett, and Nyla Lyndes for their contest work. The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts the event with Jaycees and judges in attendance. Prizes were displayed at Elyria Savings and Trust Co and come as gifts from four local radio dealers.

Voice of Democracy Sederis Hotel Dick Larkin Jane Ann Blair Douglas Burgett Nyla Lyndes Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Elyria Savings and Trust Co

Court records show vandalism probe on Lorain Road property

At the Court House a request for an investigation of vandalism at the Schumann property on Lorain road in North Olmsted was made to the sheriff's department. Seven windows were smashed and interior damage suspected in the empty for sale house. Robert Gray Jr. of North Ridgeville was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace James Curran after arraignment on operating a car too close to the rear of a fire truck on November 20. the fine was suspended. Curran and Hershey noted the law requires 500 feet of clearance behind a fire truck.

Schumann Lorain Road North Olmsted Sheriff's Department Robert Gray, Jr Cleveland Road North Ridgeville Justice of the Peace James Curran Ridgeville Emery Hershey Curran and Hershey

Boudreau Signs With Red Sox As Player

Lou Boudreau, former Cleveland shortstop and player manager, signs with the Boston Red Sox as a player. Gordon Mueller sold to Louisville to clear room. Louisville is Boston farm club in the American Association. Rumors tied him to Washington, Pirates managerial roles.

Boston Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Boudreau Gordon Mueller Louisville Red Sox Cleveland Joe Cronin Washington Senators Pittsburgh Pirates

Elyria Democratic Central Committee Files Expense Account

The Elyria Democratic Central Committee filed an expense account with Lorain County Board of Elections listing expenditures of 821.75 for the campaign before the November 7 general election. Contributions equal to the expenses came from the Lorain County Executive Committee James Horn Alfred Alten and Harold Ewing and from the party’s candidates. Each candidate contributed funds for his own photo engraving used in advertisements. Expenses cover printing advertising postage and related campaign costs.

Elyria Democratic Central Committee Lorain

Williams Declared Michigan Winner by Board of Canvassers

The Michigan state board of canvassers formally named Gov. G. Mennen Williams the winner of the November gubernatorial race but withheld certificates for all state office winners. Stanley Beatty, attorney for defeated Republican Harry F. Kelly, said he would file a petition seeking a statewide recount.

Four intoxication arrests face fines and hearings

Three men arrested for intoxication were fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Henry W. Ault. Ira Watson of Lorain was nabbed on Broad street at 2:30 am yesterday, Wellington W. Smith of 118 Woodford avenue at 9:35 pm Saturday, and William F. Keisler of 164 Pasadena avenue at his home last week. William Farrell of 316th street was arrested at the Sederis hotel at 1:22 am yesterday. Thomas Conrey of Collins, Ohio, also at the Sederis hotel at 9:57 pm Saturday, will be tried Saturday. James Dahl of 128 Louisiana avenue was arrested Saturday afternoon on Broad street for reckless driving and will be arraigned tomorrow.

Henry W. Ault Ira Watson Lorain Broad Street Wellington W. Smith Woodford Avenue William F. Keisler Pasadena Avenue William ©. Farrell 316Th Street Sederis Hotel Thomas Conrey Collins James Dahl Louisiana Avenue

Wellington Isolated Over The Weekend

Wellington remained quiet with road closures and no trains until late Saturday night. No mail on Saturday and limited telephone service. schools were closed as teachers stayed home for Thanksgiving. Services resumed except for Rev. Buzzell who could not reach town.

Wellington Buzzell Church of Christ Lorain County

Sister Of Elyria Residents Dies In England

A cablegram received by Mrs. Harvey Lewis in Elyria reports Miss Laura Brecknock dies at her home in Beeston England. She lived all her life in England and is survived by two brothers and a sister in Elyria Mrs. Lewis and E L Brecknock of Princeton Avenue and Cyril Brecknock of Longfellow Street.

Elyria England Beeston Harvey Lewis Winckles Street Laura Brecknock Lewis E. L. Brecknock Princeton Avenue Cyril Brecknock Longfellow Street

Major brands listed in a scrambled vintage snippet

A fragmented OCR snippet lists American Radiator American T. and T. Anaconda Copper Avco Mfg Save Chrysler aye Cities Service ss Columbia Gas essees General Motors Kennecott Copper Montgomery Ward New York Central Ohio Oil Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Indiana Standard of New Jersey Standard of Ohio Texas Company U S Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Co with stray characters and partial names.

American Radiator American T. & T Anaconda Copper Avco Mfg Save Chrysler Aye Cities Service Columbia Gas Essees General Motors Kennecott’ Copper Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Ohio Oil Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum iStandard of Ind Standard of N. J Standard of Ohio Texas Company U. S. Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Co

Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Hogs Steady

Livestock prices hold steady across cattle calves lambs and hogs at Cleveland markets. Cattle steers range 24 to 31. Bulls 18 to 25. Cows 15 to 21. Calves 15 to 36. Lambs 16 to 30. Sheep 8 to 15. Hogs 15 to 18.75 with weights listed and bids varying by grade.

Cleveland

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