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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1950

Page

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Lip Injury from Sideswipe on Route 301 at Route 10

William Bruce sustained a lip laceration treated at Elynn Memorial Hospital after his car was sideswiped on Route 301 at Route 10 by an unknown vehicle. He and his brother John could not obtain the other car’s number. A Sugar Ridge road collision damaged two cars driven by Clifford Scheidler and Jones Hamm. A city truck and a Bauer Dairy truck collided on Third street as reported by police.

William Bruce Caroline Street Elynn Memorial Hospital Route 10 Bruce John Chifford Scheidler Sugar Ridge Road Jones Hamm Elyria Y. M. c. A John Madock Bauer Dairy Glen Mason Warren Avenue Third Street

Elyria Community Chest Organization History and Leadership

The Elyria Community Chest traces its present name to 1918 and was conceived by Edgar F. Allen in 1911 as a unified drive. It is run by a non profit with over 100 volunteer members who elect seven new trustees annually for a three year term and appoint officers.

Elyria Community Chest Edgar F Daddy Chest

Frost Expected Across Ohio Tonight

Columbus reports the weather bureau warns a heavy to killing frost will hit Ohio valley bottoms tonight with a general frost statewide. Temperatures will dip to 28 to 35 degrees as farmers brace for damage to crops.

Columbus Weather Bureau Ohio

Simmons Wants To Pitch But Boss Says No

Curt Simmons pitched batting practice and asked to pitch in the World Series but manager Eddie Sawyer refused. The Phillies left-hander on active Army duty at Camp Atterbury had a 10-day furlough and later chased flies in the outfield before the opening game, saying he felt good about returning home.

Philadelphia Curt Simmons Philadelphia Phillies Eddie Sawyer Camp Atterbury Ind

New GOP Attacks On Policy Toward Red China Seen

Washington braces for renewed Republican criticism of U S policy toward Nationalist China. Senator Styles Bridges condemns the withdrawal of a U S military mission to Formosa and accuses the State Department of bungling and a possible sellout to the Chinese Reds amid UN Security Council moves.

GOP Red China Washington China State Department Styles Bridges New Hampshire Republican U.S Formosa Bridges Department Korea United Nations Security Council

Cpl Paul Travise Dies of Heart Attack on Korean Front

Cpl. Paul E. Travise, 25, son of Mrs. Ruth Jacobs, died of a heart attack August 22 while resting from combat duty on the Korean battlefront. He had just four days back at duty after malaria treatment in Pusan and had served in World War II and after as an MP in Japan. He was buried in Pusan.

Cpl Paul E. Travise Ruth Jacobs Third Street Japan Army of Occupation Tokyo Taegu Pusan Travise

Northeast Ohio forecast cool through Thursday

The forecast calls for continued cool conditions in northeastern Ohio this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Low tonight around 40 and high Thursday near 60.

Ohio

Elks Lodge Announces National Newspaper Week Dinner

Elyria Lodge No. 465 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will honor National Newspaper Week with a dinner at 6.20 p.m. tomorrow in the Merine Room. Officers and department heads of the Chronicle Telegram will be guests. Barbeque ribs offered at $1.25.

Elyria Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Merine Room Chronicle- Nite Club Adv

Marine Corps Calls Up Men In 13 Reserve Units

The Marine Corps plans to call up men in 13 reserve fighter squadrons by January 1 and mobilize 38 000 inactive reserves by June 30. About 11 300 of those reserves already have orders, with total active duty to reach 166 155 by next June 30 as two divisions and 18 fighter squadrons participate in Korea.

Washington Marine Corps Merwin H. Silverthorn House Armed Services Committee Silverthorn Silverthorne

Lorain County WCTU Holds 68th Convention in Oberlin

The Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets October 6 at the First Methodist Church Oberlin. Sessions start 9:30 a.m. with song and devotional led by Mrs. William Newell. Officers will be elected, reports given, and directors discuss department outcomes. Afternoon session follows luncheon at 1:30.

Oberlin Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union First Methodist Oberin William Newell West Ridge

Historical Society To Meet Monday In Lorain

The Lorain County Historical Society will hold its October meeting at the First Congregational church in Lorain at 8 p m. The first autumn meeting invites members and the public to attend with Julian Fowler of Oberlin as program chairman and J B Nichols of Lorain as speaker on The Early History of Lorain.

Lorain County

Crash Victim Improves in Route 10 Collision

Clyde Red Cook who was seriously injured in a two truck collision on Route 10 Monday evening at Berea Community Hospital is showing improvement and may now be classified as fair. Mrs Cook, the former Dorothy Valassis, is with him constantly.

Clyde Red) Cook Berea Community Hospital Mre Cook Dorothy Valassis

Socialists Battle Reds in Vienna as General Strike Fails

In Vienna authorities report a brief clash as Socialists confront Communists at trolley barns. The Red strike, supported by 8,000 police, failed to paralyze the city with limited walkouts in Styria and Steyr.

Vienna Austria Styria Danube River Steyr U. S St. Valentin Nibulungen Tank Factory

Rotarians Hear Fact Pack on Railroads from Baltimore Leader

Vernon Thomas of Baltimore and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gave an Elyria Rotary luncheon talk on railroads. He cited 42 000 locomotives 40 000 passenger coaches 1 750 000 freight cars and 400 000 miles of track as measures of a vast system delivering mass transportation and wartime support. He noted U S rail shares of world totals and that railroads paid billions in improvements while government wartime losses shifted to taxes under private operation. Guests at the meeting were Dr C H Snell and R H Lamont.

Vernon Thomas Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Elyria Rotary Club Thomas United States Lomas Homas

Steelworkers On Strike at Greer Y Steel Plant

About 300 members of local 2896 United Steelworkers walked out at Greer y Steel Company in Dover Ohio over shift rotation. The unauthorized strike began yesterday as workers protested scheduling changes.

Dover United Steelworkers' Union Greery Steel Company

Elyria Man Reports Grim England Under Socialism

Elyria resident Jack Knight, after a two week visit to England, says socialized industry has killed initiative and raised costs. He warns Americans against government planning and notes high taxes suppressing business, with shortages and long waits for goods like new cars. Knight visited his father and brother in Sunderland and toured the country.

Merry Old England England Jack Knight Knight Dry Cleaning Knight U. S Europe London Sunderland Robert India Jack I

Drive May Start In Few Days

A South Korean division crossed the 38th parallel as UN forces prepare for a major offensive to crush North Korea. Gen. MacArthur's aide said allied troops would strike soon after regrouping, with the Sixth Division reaching Jinran near the parallel and American air power tightening pressure along rail and road corridors.

Tokyo Korea 38Th United Nations Douglas MacArthur United Press Jinran Pyongyang Wonsan U.S U.S. 3Rd Infantry North Africa Italy France Germany Kosong Kumgong Seoul Yellow Sea 38Th Parallel No. 1

Seven Elyria Registrants Classified Delinquent

Seven Elyria Draft Board registrants have been turned over to the district attorney for failure to report for induction. All are listed as 1A Delinquent with last known addresses including James R. Gray 500 Third Street Richard R. Frost 216 Second Street Clifford L. Gheen 144 Adelbert Street Thomas Comming 19 West River Street Steven Lacey Cleveland Arthur D Lee Burlin E Lee South Amherst.

Elyria

Draft Registration Of 4000 Doctors And Dentists Planned

President Truman established a national committee to advise selective service on drafting doctors dentists and allied specialists with Dr Howard A Rusk of New York City named chairman The first registration set for October 16 will target men trained under wartime programs who have not been on active duty and age 50 limit is in effect

Washington Truman Howard A. Rusk New York City The New York Times Williamsburg

Swift Action Likely Is Red Response Not Right

General MacArthur awaits an early decision from the Korean Communists to disarm and surrender prisoners. Failure to respond will prompt swift enforcement of terms. The author reports on MacArthur’s strategy, Inchon planning, and Allied air superiority, noting a belief Korea War not over.

Hugh Baille United Pree New York Douglas MacArthur MacArthur United Nations Sur Korea 38Th Parallel Inchan Security Council MacaArthur Pusan Inchon

Sgt Wilmer Price Wounded In Action In Korea

Mrs James Hopkins of Lear Narle road reports her son in law Sgt Wilmer Price was wounded in September in Korea while on combat duty. Price is in an army hospital in Tokyo with shrapnel wounds to shoulder back and side. He is expected to stay hospitalized about two months. Price married Betty Huffman six months ago and is a Ridgeville High school graduate.

North Ridgeville James Hopkins Lear-Narle Road Wilmer Price Korea Hopkin Price W A.C Yokohama Betty Huffman Berkley Cal Ridgeville High School Logistal

Man Killed At Crossing In Warren

Russell M. Merrifield, 64, died when his car was struck by an Erie Railroad passenger at a crossing in Warren Ohio. The incident marked the county's 45th traffic death this year, compared to 27 at this time last year.

Warren, O Russell M. Merrifield Erie Railroad Ian Trumbull Cale

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