06 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1952
Page
1
Reported traffic accident near Oberlin involves Oberlin College students with injuries. Witnesses describe collision on Route 9 near Thornton Road and Vine Street with responders treating injured victims at a local hospital.
A strike by 120 AFL machinists at Tucon Steel Co is set to end tonight after a return to work under a new contract. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Forecast for Notheastern Ohio calls for continued cool weather with overcast skies. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with temperatures around 34 degrees, staying near today’s levels.
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear an appeal by Elyria Telephone Co and its subscribers regarding a Public Utilities Commission rate increase ordered May 3 1951 and amended October 1951. Prosecutor Minus and Assistant Prosecutor Jamee Coriste will represent subscribers in Columbus while local officials and Chamber of Commerce lawyers attend the proceedings. The case concerns the suspension of the May 3 rate increase pending final determination and related service conditions.
Forecasters warn a sharp autumn cold snap will push temperatures near zero in parts of the region while New records are set in the upper Midwest as the mercury drops. Cold air from Canada moves into eastern and southern states with subfreezing lows reported in several areas.
Peyton Ford disputed House Judiciary claims that the Justice Department failed to press fraud claims against wartime contractors. The subcommittee said only 300000 of 21000000 referred claims were recovered and faulted Ford and other officials for slow handling amid a broader probe into DOJ performance. Ford countered that most GAO cases were not worth pursuing and cited constant contact with fraud case management.
Eisenhower campaigns across Washington and Montana urging support for his anti crime note but pro conservation platform. He travels by train through Ephrata Wenatchee Everett Seattle and speaks in Bozeman Livingston and Butte promoting private power limits and Republican ticket.
Lorain County residents may vote absentee with a deadline of October 30 for ballot requests. Voters outside the county or 10 miles from their precinct can visit the Lorain County Board of Elections offices in Elyria or Lorain to cast or request ballots. Civilian ballots must be returned by noon October 31. servicemen ballots mailed from Elyria and Lorain offices may be returned until noon on election day.
The Second District Court of Appeals ruled charity bingo violates the state constitution and is illegal. The decision, unanimous, upheld a Franklin County court ruling that all lotteries whether for profit or charity are legal and against public policy.
In a three county action 30600 AFL Building Trades members began an indefinite holiday at noon yesterday in Cuyahoga Geauga and Lake Counties. About 10 1000 workers are affected as construction work slows under the strike.
In Moscow the 19th Soviet Communist Party Congress opened with Malenkov Molotov and Molotov accusing the United States of plotting a new world war to dominate globally. Stalin received the night’s ovation as Malenkov denounced U S aggression and warned war could unfold if western policies persist.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the American Legion home on Ohio Street on October 20 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm for blood donations. L P Tufford heads the program and urges interested donors to call the Red Cross office to schedule appointments.
A brief notice from Economy Motors urges car owners to winterize their vehicles at the Broad Street location. The ad highlights upcoming seasonal preparations and stresses timely service to avoid cold weather issues.
Visitors praised Edison School during yesterday open house for its expanded modern facilities. New two story additions include a library classroom teachers’ rest room and a large auditorium gym with stage and canary blue decor.
UN Chief Delegate William K Harrison urges North Korea to permit war prisoners to receive winter parcels. The plan allows four pound parcels up to 18 inches long and 18 inches around with food clothing writing materials and forms, to be sent by government or relatives.
William G. Lias known as Big Bill, once a West Virginia bootleg king, cannot appear in US Tax Court to contest a nearly 33 million dollar back income tax claim. His lawyer, Charles J. Margott, said the government has frozen assets and appointed receivers over his enterprises.
Nixon charges Democrats shift Washington mess blame onto Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower during a New Britain Connecticut stopover. He accuses Stevenson and Truman of running the phoniest campaign with phoniest issues in American political history.
President Truman praised government employees as the nation’s backbone at Brigham Young University Stadium in Provo, defending appointments and checks on personnel. He rejected cronyism charges, admitted rare disappointments, and warned against abuses during an election year while outlining his party’s domestic priorities.
Springfield report says Adlai E Stevenson urged to highlight Southern economic growth during a campaign swing through the South. Len J William Fulbright of Arkansas advised focusing on prosperity under Democratic leadership as Stevenson prepares speeches for Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, and the South. A protest planned by Stevenson volunteers with the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters is noted.
Forty five persons have died from infantile paralysis in the Akron area this year. Fred D Foster 14 of Akron died at Children’s Hospital yesterday after one day there. Pole bases in a 17 county area served by the hospital total 548.
A group of Toronto dog owners forms a mutual assistance pact called the Doggone Club to help locate missing dogs. Members pledge to aid any other member whose dog is reported missing, using Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for rapid results.
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