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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1952

Page

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Stevenson to Speak in Elyria Whistlestop Tour

Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson plans a whistle stop in Elyria on October 22 with timing and venue to be announced. Local chair Joseph Ujhelyi expects a Columbus meeting October 8 to firm the schedule, with Elyria’s stop likely at the New York Central station per past campaigns.

Adlai Stevenson Elyria Joseph Ujhelyi Ujehlyi Columbus New York Central Truman Stevenson Lorain County Dwight D. Eisenhower Wellington Ohio Toledo Sandusky Buffalo Cleveland Ashtabula Youngstown Ravenna Akron Cleve

Lorain County School Board Hires Full Time Audiometer Operator

The Lorain County School board voted to employ Mrs. Lucile Rawson as a full time audiometer operator at $12 per day to test pupils for hearing in county schools. Tests target fourth graders and others as recommended, with referrals to physicians when impairments are found. The move ends the previous rotating-test method and will be reimbursed by local boards. Ralph Felmer received a bus driver certificate for Eaton School.

Lorain County Rawson Ralph Felmer Eaton School

Induction Day Set for 17 Lorain County Men on Nov 12

Lorain County Draft Board No 79 clerk Miss Catherine McKee announced 17 men will be inducted on November 12 and 10 will report for pre induction physicals on November 19. Selective Service in Columbus said 2 271 Ohioans will be inducted in October.

Lorain County Catherine McKee Selective Service Headquarters Columbus

Building Material Found In Cornfield Near Lorain

Deputies investigate a cornfield near Old Lake road west of Lorain after Edward Winald reports finding eight four by twelve foot plywood strips four heating vents and twelve flooring pieces two by four feet.

Old Lake Road Lorain Sheriffs Department Edward Winald Lake Road

Oil Well Strikes Oil at Lockhart Park Pool

In Lockhart Texas drillers hitting water for a swimming pool instead struck oil at Lockhart State Park. John Zweiner of the state Park Board said they would drill deeper hoping to reach water. The unexpected oil discovery halted water plans and shifted the project outlook.

Lockhart Tex Lockhart State Park Texas John Zweiner State Park Board

Three Men Lead Elyria School Drive for Community Chest

Dr Franklin Gottfried assistant superintendent leads Elyria schools in soliciting faculty and state for the Community Chest Campaign. Dr Joseph Lehane director of Elyria District Catholic high school coordinates Catholic and parochial schools. C A Gibbons Lorain County superintendent ensures county schools near Elyria join. School division quota is $1992 of the $137,392 goal.

Elyria Gottfried Elyria Ovals Lehane Elyria District Gibbons Lorain County

Nobel Peace Prize Not Awarded This Year

Oslo reports the Norwegian Nobel Prize Committee will not award the peace prize this year with no explanation. Analysts suggest there was no suitable candidate or that the era’s tensions from Korea and the Cold War influenced the decision.

Oslo Norway Korea

Second North Carolina gridder contracts polio

A second University of North Carolina football player contracted polio, prompting cancellation of two games and possible further changes. The latest case on the Chapel Hill campus was Samuel Sanders, a freshman.

Raleigh N. C University of North Carolina Carolina Chapel Hill Samuel Sanders

Oberlin official testifies at Ohio telephone hearing

Oberlin City Manager E P Zahm among witnesses at a Public Utilities Commission hearing in Columbus criticizing Northern Ohio Telephone Co service. Residents from 22 counties allege outages and poor reliability as crew activity disrupts lines. The company seeks an $830287 yearly rate hike to fund improvements, with a minimum rate base of $18.3 million and proposed 5.11 percent return.

E. P. Zahm Oberlin Northern Ohio Telephone Co Ohio Public Utilities Commission Columbus United Press Bellevue Delaware West Salem Milan Bowling Greer Ashland County Paul Deaton

Edison School Open House Sunday Offers Guided Tour

Edison School hosts the first of four open houses Sunday with a 2:30 building tour highlighting new classrooms a library auditorium gym and renovated areas. A sixth grade musical program follows at 3:00 with tours repeated at 3:15 and 4:00 attended by the board of education school administrators faculty and parent teacher association members welcoming parents and others.

Edison School Lake Avenue Board of Education

Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update

Fair night and Saturday with continued cool spell. Winds around 15 mph. Barometer 30.20 inches and rising as temperatures edge higher Saturday.

Ohio Windworth

Amherst Soldier Reaches Camp Atterbury After Polio

Cpl. Robert J. Walker son of Mr and Mrs George Walker Jr of Church street. He contracted polio on August 14 the day he was to leave Korea and is now in a hospital at Camp Atterbury Indiana. He remains paralyzed from the waist but hopes for recovery and his sister Dorothy was notified by phone.

Amherst Robert J. Walker George Walker Jr Church Street Korea United States Camp Atterbury Ind Walker Dorothy U. S ASU US Pie Camp Atterbury

Amherst Almanac Page Highlights Local Events

Page 2 features Where To Turn and Amherst Books listings with a calendar of events covering Elvira, Church Mews and Suburban sections. It includes Death Records Editorials Garden Notes Hospital Notes Markets Oberlin Real Estate Transfers Society and Sports pages with further notices and schedules.

Amherst Elvira Oberlin

Britain Fires First Atomic Bomb Test in Australia

The British conducted their first atomic explosion at Monte Bello Islands off West Australia. Dr W G Penny watched the blast on TV from the Campania as 16 ships and 5,000 personnel took part. Officials expect further tests within a week and possible missile involvement from the Woomera range.

Perth Australia Britain Monte Belio Islands West Australian W. G. Penny Campania Penny Archard D. Torlesse London Monte Bello Woomera

Truman Faces Truth Squad as He Tours West

President Truman dismisses a Republican truth squad pursuing his California tour calling them anxious. He argues GOP leaders back Eisenhower’s campaign and blasts their “old guard” vision while praising his own wartime military leadership.

Elyria High School Graduate Dies After Illness

Mrs Theresa Knecht, 87, of 998 Main Street Grafton, died Thursday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. She graduated from Elyria High School in 1885 and taught in Lorain county five years before marriage. Survived by husband Jacob A and 8 children. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial in St Mary Cemetery Elyria.

Grafton Theresa Knechtges Main Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Immaculate Conception Church Altar- Rosary Society St. Xavier Massion Circle No Third Order of St. Francis Carlsle Township Elyria High School Lorain County The Red Cross Jacob A Russell D. Fulton George W. Manning St. Mary's Cemetery Elyria

Justice Dept moves to deport 100 racketeers

The Justice Department advances McGranery’s plan to deport about 160 foreign born racketeers. A department spokesman said many named racketeers will be picked up within weeks, and denaturalization procedures will start for others. The drive targets criminals, not alleged subversives, and ties to denaturalization of Costello and Chaplin’s admissibility.

Justice Dept Washington Justice Department James P. MecGranery Department McGranery McGrenery Frank Costello New York Charlie Chaplin Willam G Big Bulb Lias Wheeling W. Va Nicholas D. Circeila Chicago Hyman Stromberg Philadelphia Alfred P. Polhzzi Cleveland Anthony Volpe Harry Veiler

Eisenhower and McCarthy Campaign Together in Wisconsin

Eisenhower and Sen. McCarthy campaigned together in Wisconsin with McCarthy visiting Peoria before joining Eisenhower. Eisenhower pledged to cut federal spending to about 60 billion dollars in four years, aiming to shrink the deficit and enable tax cuts.

Eisenhower, McCarthy Wisconsin Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Peoria Arthur Summerfield Repubican Pere Marquette Wis Consin Illinois

Stevenson Taft To Give Columbus Talks Tonight

Gov Adlai Stevenson will speak on foreign policy in Columbus tonight alongside Sen Robert A Taft who will address the Ohio Federation of Women Republican Organizations The events will be televised and broadcast with Stevenson meeting Ohio labor leaders and Farm Bureau President Murray D Lincoln before heading to Springfield Ill Taft will end a two day stop on his 19 state campaign tour and attack the Truman administration as he rails against Communism in a GOP rally here.

Adlai Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Springfield Abraham Lincoln Ike Mamie C. Wayland Brooks Cern Truth Squad California Truman GOP Mr. Truman Bourke Hickenlooper R-Sa Homer Ferguson R-Mich Francis Case R-S.d Washington State Eisenhower Tacoma Wash. Armory Robert A. Taft Ohio America Columbus Gov Stevenson Frank J. Lausche American Broadcasting Corp Columbia Broadcasting System Ser Taft Ohio Federation of Women’s Republican Organization Murray D Lincoln Farm Bureau Insurance Co Ill Richard M. Nixon Chicago Treuman United States

Damage Report After Elyria High Pep Rally

The Elyria High School Booster Club pep session moved to the auditorium due to weather and left ink splattered walls and a broken light fixture. Night classes were disrupted by cheering supporters for the school team.

Elyria High School Fisher Foods E HS

Officers Elected By Astronomical Society

Members of the Marine Corps League held election of officers at the regular detachment meeting last night. J. Richard Mathis was elected commandant with Robert F. Greene as senior vice commandant William E. Cromiling as judge advocate Jack C Waltz as adjutant paymaster John Woodyard as chaplain and Ronald F. Roseman as sergeant at arms. An installation banquet is planned for Nov 5 at Hotel Graystone with Joe Rathbun invited as installing officer. Reservations are through Commandant Mathis.

Marine Corps League J. Richard Mathis Robert F. Greene William E. Cromiling Jack C Waltz John Woodyard Ronald F. Roseman Hotel Graystone Joe Rathbun Zanesville Recorder New State Mathis

Elyria High Friday Night Scores By Telephone

The up to date score of Elyria High football will be posted by telephone until 11 p m tonight. Dial 4751 between 8 30 p m and 1 a m for the Shaw League game. Also note car winterization ad for Economy Motors at 101 Broad St.

Elyria High Elyria Shaw Lake Erie Economy Motors Broad St Adv

Stevenson accuses Eisenhower of selling out to isolationists

In Cincinnati Adlai E. Stevenson attacks Dwight D. Eisenhower for bowing to Republican isolationists who back his campaign, calling their support a price. He recalls Eisenhower’s defense cuts stance versus prior pleas against cutting foreign aid while a five star general.

Cincinnati Adlai E. Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Stevenson Robert A. Taft Republican Party Tune GOP Congress Harding League of Nations

Federal tax take tops 65 billions in 1952

Federal tax collections reached 65,009,585,000 in fiscal year 1952 ending June 30, yet the government ran a deficit of about 4 billion. Individual income taxes accounted for about 33.7 billion of the total, including unemployment insurance and Social Security. New York led states with 12.3 billion in payments.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau New York

Officers Elected By The Marine Corps League

At the Black River Astronomical Society annual meeting officers and directors were chosen. Board members elected include Louis Rick Donald Wonderly Jack Ward and Harvey Poth for a three year term. Officers for the coming year are president Louis Rick vice president W L Sippie treasurer J J Rick and secretary Donald Wonderly.

The Black River Astronomical Society Louise Rick Donald Wonderly Jack Ward Harvey Poth Louis Rick W. L. Sippie J. J Rick

Chronicle Telegram Wants Are Your Best Bet For Sales

The paper promotes Want Ads as easy to use and cost effective for quick sales. Call 4751 and ask for an ad-taker to craft results driven Want Ads.

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Niewspapere Franklin Gottfried Joseph Lehane Cc. A. Gibbens N.C Edison Marty's Astronomical Society
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