Protests Grow Over Proposed Turnpike Route Through Elyria
About 50 people met with Mayor Henry W. Ault to organize against a northern Elyria turnpike path. Civic groups urged formal protests to Governor Lausche, backing a route farther from the city and near Ridgeville’s old railway line.
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Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Ctity
Frank Lausche
Ridgevile
M. B. Deiderich
Ridgeville
Lear Nagle
Burns Road
Abbe Road
Diederich
New York Central Railroad
East Elyria
Elyria council split over West Avenue truck route plan
A West Avenue resident group with 450 signatures opposed a proposed ordinance making West Avenue a truck route. The council heard warnings from the school board and local churches about increased danger to 1100 students and traffic hazards. The lone vote against a resolution opposing the route came from Councilman Dale Kellogg who urged extending Pasadena Avenue instead.
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Dale Kellogg
Elyria
West Avenue
C. B. Hess
Westay Sterue
Thel
Trafic
Henry Liesk
St John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
Olive Cheney
Ranklin School
No. 1
Gabrielson Faces Senate Scrutiny Over RFC Deal
Republican National Chairman Guy George Gabrielson seeks to ride out a congressional storm over his dealings with the Recon Struction Finance Corp. He received unanimous support from the GOP National Executive Committee as Senators push for his RFC activities on behalf of Carthage Hydrocar, which secured an $18.5 million loan.
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Washington
Guy George Gabrielson
Congress
Recon Struction Finance Corp
GOP
Carthage Hydrocar, Inc
Gabrielson
Republians
Senate
Thurs- 4
Ieil
Senators
RFC
Carthage Hydro-col
Five Men Die In Navy Depot Blast At Hawthorne
Hawthorne Nevada blanketed by tragedy as a massive blast at the Naval Ammunition Depot injures several workers. Authorities withheld cause while reports pointed to rocket or bazooka ordnance handling. The fire cooled then five workers were killed and ten others injured in the early morning explosion.
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Hawthorne
Nev
ATEA
Ipst
Tropical Storm Strikes Florida Inland Hard Hits South
Tropical Storm Strikes Florida as winds gust to 60 mph and heavy rain lash the south. The system moved inland between Fort Myers and Sarasota at 8 30 a m EST endangering four vessels in the Gulf of Mexico and likely claiming at least three lives. The citrus belt faces damage as grapefruit hangs on the trees. The Miami area reports the strongest winds and a damaged wall on Miami Beach.
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Suame
South Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Peninsula
Forts, Myers
Sarasota
West Coast
Weather Bureau
Miami
Miami Beach
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for partly cloudy skies and warm conditions with a high near 80. Tonight and Wednesday remain warm with a low around 64, and highs in the 70s into Sunday as statewide temperatures run six to twelve degrees above normal. Light showers are possible Thursday and Sunday, with markets noted on page two.
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Ohio
Seniors Elect Class Officers at Elyria High School
James McCord was elected president of the senior class at Elyria High School. He heads a slate that includes Don Morris as vice president Eleanor Hess as secretary and Judy Dunn as treasurer following last week's balloting for the Class of 1952.
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James McCord
Elyria High School
McCord
Don Morris
Eleanor Hess
Judy Dunn
Accident Victim Is Recovering After Rail Crash
Cordell Hull era official Frank Yost, injured in a handcar rail accident on the A C and railroad line, was hospitalized with a skull fracture and later moved to Cleveland. His condition improved. he has worked for the railroad for five years.
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Cordell Hull
Frank Yost
East Street
America
A. C
Rail Allte
St. Vincent's Hospital
Stblesman
Medina Hospital
Cleveland
The
A.C
Oy Ailroad
Retires After 44 Years Service With Railroads
Herman Sabroske of Oberlin ends a 44 year railroading career on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. He rode No. 4003 on the Lake Shore Limited from Cleveland to Toledo, receiving a termination certificate from J. H. Spooner. Sabroske began December 30, 1906, with L S and MS, then 39 years on the Lake Erie and Pittsburgh line, and six years in passenger service with New York Central. Open house at 304 East College Street, Oberlin, followed a Toledo farewell.
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Lake Shore Limited
Cleveland
Toledo
Herman Sabyoske
Oberlin
Joe Kiefer
Sabroske
J. H. Spooner
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Elvria
Youngstown
Passnger
East College Street
Gbrelin
Thei
State Seller Robbed in Grand Rapids Heist
A burglar robbed a strong box at a sales office in Grand Rapids, stealing cash from customers and dispatching a clerk. The incident disrupted the distribution for a local manufacturing concern, with authorities reviewing the break in and pursuing leads.
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Grand Rapids
Atch J.cke Hoogerhyde
Tnd
Sixty Eight U S Planes Repel Red Jet Assault in Korea
At 5th Air Force headquarters in Korea, 68 U S Sabrejets repelled an attack by 125 Russian-built jet fighters. In two waves over northwest Korea they forced the Reds to withdraw toward Manchuria after about a half hour of combat. Six or seven Soviet jets were shot down with no American losses reported. The day’s actions, including a later afternoon engagement with MIGs, left the U S tally for enemy planes destroyed or damaged at about 289 since November 8, 1950.
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Korea
Manchurian
Sth Air Force
Bradley Says UN Can Stop Any Red Attack In Korea
Gen. Omar N. Bradley declared the United Nations has enough troops in Korea to stop any Communist attack. He spoke at a Korean airport before returning to Tokyo after a two day front tour. Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said the UN could win the war on the battlefield if truce talks fail. Also noted: Sabrejets downed six to seven MIG-15s with no losses, 640 of 2000 trucks damaged as reinforcements moved south, and continued resistance west of Chervoni.
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Omar Bradley
Matthew Ridgway
James A. van Fleet
Korea
Bradley
Ridgway
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Nea-Acme
Walter Lea
Baes
James Scott
Kenneth
Turnpike Commission
Walter Decker
Harry Patshe
Massierson
Frank Kayden
Fauver
L. N. Nichols
Sec
Kellogg
Floria
Gulf Road
Abbe Road
Allen, Ely
Edison
Jefferson
J. M. Powell
Sycamore Street
Tokyo
Omar N. Bradley
United Nations
Haneda
Matthew B. Ridgway
Charles F. “Chip” Bohlen
U. & State Department
Russia
Sth
Fifth Air Force
Chervoni
Kaesong
Songhyon
No ~ Man's - Land
Korgans
Chu Teh
China
U. S
Former Head of Fair Board Dies
Fred N. Pitts of Pittsfield long served Lorain County Fair board as president in 1949 and 1950 and eight years as director. He was found dead in his truck from a heart attack about 8:45 a.m. Survived by wife Vernona and son Dorrell, he ran a 300 acre farm and trucking business with his son. Funeral arrangements are pending at Curtis Truman Funeral Home in Wellington.
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Wellington
Fred N. Pitts
Jaf Quarry Road
Pittsfield
Lorain County Fair Board
Pitts
Dorrell
Vernona
Columbus
Elyria
Curtis By Truman Funeral Home
Park Department Grants Increases in City Pay
Park Commission Chair Hubbard Wilcox announced salary and hourly boosts for city park staff effective Oct 1. Park Supt. John Machack’s pay rises to 390 a month, Park Watchmen Charles Hancock to 240 and Charles Carrick to 170, with skilled hourly rates up 25 cents to 1.75 and unskilled up 11 cents to 1.10.
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City Park Department
Park Commission
Hubbard Wilcox
Park
John Machack
Charles Hancock
Charles Carrick Alu
Nothern
Nationally Known Chemist Dies At 87
William Mc Pherson 87 former acting president of Ghia State University and leading chemist died today after long service. He served as president during illness of Dr Trompson in 1924 and again in 1937 between retirements of Richtmire and Bey appointment. Police state highway alert hailed as swift action across Ohio with 80 to 90 percent of agencies responding within one minute. Capt. J W Kirchbaum noted the rapid mobilization.
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William McPherson
Ghia State University
Columbus
Sully
Belytween
Ohio
J. W. Krrchbaum
The
Highway Patrol
Bicycles Damaged Belonging to Scout Troop
Joan Logan reports several scout troop bicycles damaged at Ward Aly while the group hiked from St Agnes' School. Seats slashed spokes damaged tires released air and handlebars tipped.
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Joan Logan
Bell Avenue
Aly St. Agnes’ School
Seven killed and ten hurt in Brazil powder plant blast
In Brazil near Rio de Janeiro an explosion at an army gunpowder plant killed seven workers and injured ten others. About forty employees were present at the plant when the blast occurred. The cause was not immediately known.
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Cleveland primary election faces Burke bid for fourth term
Cleveland voters head to the polls as Mayor Thomas A. Burke seeks a fourth consecutive term amid expected light opposition. Juvenile Court chief Fudge Witham, Yo McBermott and Republican candidates vie, with Municipal Court Judge Charles Vinisx also in the mix. About 150,000 of 374,000 registered voters anticipated to participate in the runoff, determining nominees for November.
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Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Whethe
Wrist Watch Taken In Zanesville Mine Picketing Case
Willam Pugh reported his wrist watch valued at 67 dollars stolen from his seat while parked near a mine in Zanesville. Temporary injunctions limiting picketing to Broad and East Bridge streets were granted by Common Pleas Judge Clarence Crossland after mine owners sought to curb organizing efforts that led to mine closures near Can nelville and Stovertown.
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Manistreet
Zanesville
Broad
East Bridge
Common Pleaswatehig
Clarence Crossland Yester
Clarence Crossland Yester- She Winte
Cannelville
Stovertown
Funn
Degrading evacuation plan sparks Abadan staff protest
In Abadan Iran British oil workers demand air evacuation rather than sea transport to Mauritius fearing degradation and public spectacle. They fear being ferried in small boats to the cruiser Mauritius amid an expulsion order as Iran, UK and UN seek a negotiated settlement on the Anglo-Iranian dispute.
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Abadan
Iran
London
Mauritus
Mauritius
Basrah
Iraq
Abaden
Security Council
Britain
Three New London Teachers to Enter Military Service
NEW LONDON New London will face its first teacher shortage within days as three instructors enter military service. Superintendent KC DeGood says no permanent replacements will be secured for three terms, with the school prepared to use substitutes. The trio includes S. J. Samy Semia, junior high coach, Jack Simpson, English teacher, and Lee Pynchon, veteran agricultural instructor, all National Guard members.
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New London
KC. DeGood
S. J.samy Semiia
Eoach
Jack Simpison
Lee Pynchon
National Guard
Not Leaving DiSalle Says Not Leaving Washington
Price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle told reporters at the White House he was not leaving the government. He said he was not waving at reports that he would resign and noted President Truman’s recent tour of his offices.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
White House
DiSale
Truman
Welfare Chief Says Can't Work Miracles
Columbus Ohio state welfare director John Lamneck told the Auglaize County commissioners he could not work miracles with their local welfare problems. He spoke at a heated meeting of the Ohio county commissioners association after the department was trying to balance welfare books across counties. Lamneck was joined by state welfare officials in addressing intertwined county and state fare issues and welfare funding.
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Columbus
John Lamneck
Broesting
Lammneck
Ohin County Commissancy Association
Bcs
Robert PB. Smith
State Association of Welfare Directors
Truck Drivers Strike Disrupts AFL Contract Talks
A fragmented report notes a strike by truck drivers impacting AFL talks yesterday. The piece mentions pay issues and a stalled contract, with fragmented names and places due to OCR errors.
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Springtiehi Deston
Cer Tole
Want Ads Help You Rent a Team Quickly
Quick action urges readers to place a low cost Want Ad by dialing a number and asking for Want Ads. It claims use of a competent ad-taker to help customers craft an effective listing for selling or renting a used car and related items, promising fast results.
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