Rhee Calls for Arms to Unite Korea Against Communism
President Syngman Rhee said Korea must defend itself and could reunify by force, but warned such action could trigger a third world war. He pressed for arms and patrol planes while urging democracies to stamp out Communism to avoid global conflict.
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Joseph L. Jones
United Press
Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean Republic
North Korea
North
Rhee
Pyongyang
Manchuria
United Nations
United States
Gift To Oberlin Is Announced
Oberlin President W. E. Stevenson reveals a $25 000 gift from Arthur R. Shurtleff of Chicago to aid worthy and needy Oberlin students entering theological study or already enrolled in the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. Shurtleff, retired from Imperial Beluing in Chicago, once attended the Oberlin Academy and was kin to Gen. Giles W. Shurtleff, longtime Oberlin faculty and trustee. His Oberlin home, Shurtleff Cottage, fronts a lawn with a statue of the general.
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Oberlin
W. E. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Arthur R. Shurtleff
Chicago
Sycamore
Air Shurtleff
Meedy
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Shurtleff
Imperial Beluing Company
Oberlin Academy
Giles W. Shurileff
General
Cleveland Markets Report Cattle and Produce Prices
Receipts 200 cattle market active and firmer with choicer beef at 28 to 32.50 and good at 24 to 31. Heifers range 23 to 26 with several higher, cows from 13.50 to 19 and bulls 17 to 23. Calves slow 27 to 37, sheep and lambs steady to active with clipped lambs 23 to 25 and ewes 5 to 10. Eggs and poultry listing various grades and prices. produce section lists apples, beans, cucumbers, grapes, carrots, lettuce, corn, tomatoes, and other fruits and vegetables with multiple price ranges.
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Cleveland
U. S
Cortlands
Soc-Ib
Ted
Mrs Harold Moore Receives National Life Membership
Mrs Harold Moore of South Amherst was awarded a National Life Membership in the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Ohio Congress in Columbus. She serves a second year as Lorain County Council president and was honored during a District Breakfast at the Deshler Wallick Hotel for her many years of PTA service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Congress of the Parent and Teachers
Harold Moore
South Amherst
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Moore
Lorain County
Deshler-Wallick
Earl Camper
Northcentral District
Elks Honor Local Newspaper Staff Dinner Honors Free Press
The Elks and Chamber of Commerce resolution were accepted by The Chronicle-Telegram editor who praised staff dedication to public service. Elyria officials lauded newspaper cooperation, while J B Johnson urged preserving the priceless heritage of a free press and Elyria’s growth tied to the paper. The Elyria Elks Lodge pledged support as the group featured a Barbershop Quartet from Wellington.
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Elks
Chamber of Commerce
Chronicle-Telegram
Charles Sneble
Elks Project
Henry W. Ault
Lodge
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
America
Elytria
Harold W. Block
Elyria Lodge
Elyria Eks Lodge
Paul Corbin
Richard S. Horan
Nau
Mayor Auit
Elyria Elks
Coal Strikes Pressure White House Amid Crisis Talk
Moody, president of the Southern Coal Producers Association, calls the coal strike an approaching crisis. Some pin hopes on a potential 2 member board to study the issues, may be used outside Taft Hartley rules. Truman says no immediate personal intervention planned in coal or steel disputes.
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Iman
Jara Josefn EF. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Ching
Immu
Truman
He Steel
Was
Patel
Lewis
Moses
Millis Calls for Vigor in Locating Missing Field
Western Reserve University President John Schoff Millis urged Secretary Acheson to use utmost vigor to locate Hermann H. Field, director of building plans at Cleveland College. Field has been missing in Poland since August 22, with six weeks elapsing and no word from Polish authorities.
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Cleveland
Dean Acheson
John Schoff Millis
Western Reserve University
Hermann H. Field
Poland
Field
Cleveland College of Western Reserve
Millis
Allis
State Department
Lorain Countians Will Attend Youth Conference
Seventeen Lorain County youths will travel to Ontario for an Ohio Farm Bureau Youth Conference. From Lorain County Oberlin district David Schnarr and Jane Morris will attend. Elyria district Roger Hirzel and Martha Wensink. Grafton Clinton Carpentier. Wellington Harriet Forner Lois Mull Jeannette Jordan Bob Couch Ellis Betts Carl Broad Mary Lou McConnell Dennis Garfield Nancy Jewett. Ivan Cooper will direct choral singing and Stanley Correi will attend his first district youth conference.
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Lorain County
Ontario
Ohio Farm Bureau
Sreau
David Schnarr
Jane Morris
Oberlin
Lorain
Dennis Garfield
Nancy Jewett
Wellington
Ivan Cooper
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Stanley Correi
Farm Bureau
Divorcees Warned To Pay Back in Franklin County
One hundred twenty two persons who received divorces in Franklin county last year and neglected to pay will be reminded of the debt. Clerk Roy King said he is handing the delinquents list to Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett who will sue for the $1866.44 owed unless they pay up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin
Roy King
King
Ralph J. Bartlett
Wreckage Scene Described After Devastating Tower Incident
Reporter details wreckage about 150 feet below a state observation tower. The fuselage is largely burned, with only tail assembly and upper wing remaining. Air Force officials at the scene withheld next of kin information and ordered further investigation.
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Air Force
Erwin
Biw.s
le _ 2
Return of three US soldiers sparks border tension
Three American servicemen refused repatriation and crossed into the Soviet zone near the Enns bridge. Major colonel turned them over to Col Vas chell Whatley Jr. of Bowden Georgia, who placed them under arrest for absence without leave as investigators review the incident.
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Geettrer Keyes
S Cis
Erave Partm
Gresa- Mons
Soviet
Sertuigiyy
Enns Bridge
Vaschell Whatley, Jr
Bowden
Whatley
Ieave
Fifth Anniversary of Ronnie Thomp Kidnapping
Dayton reports mark five years since 2 month old Ronnie Thomp son was abducted with his nursemaid on October 7 1944. Detectives say they are far from solving the case despite new clues and posted rewards totaling six thousand dollars. Investigators note tips from multiple states have been checked or are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ronnie Thompson
Paul Geralds
Kentucky
Ilinois
Missouri
Florida
California
Michigan
Rudy Rado
Geralds
R. H. Hogan
Ronnie
Hogan
160 Day Hawaiian Dock Strike Ends
Honolulu longshoremen ratified a wage settlement ending a 160 day strike. The agreement raises wages by 21 cents an hour by March 1, with distributions of 14 cents now, 8 cents retroactive to March 1, and 7 cents due March 1. About 2,000 workers and 1,000 union members endorsed the deal amid plans to settle minor fringe issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Harry Bridges
Bertlenyenk
Former Ohio Assistant Attorney General Dies
Funeral services for Joseph V. Ralten, 51, former assistant Ohio attorney general and Columbus lawyer, will be held here Sunday. A native of Hamilton Ontario, he died yesterday after a brief illness and was the son of Joseph S. Ralston founder of Ralston Steel Car Co. He served as assistant attorney general under Turner Bett man and Bricker.
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Columbis
Joseph V. Ralten
Ohio
Columbus
Ralston
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Joseph S. Ralston
Ralston Steel Car Co
Edward C. Turner
Gilbert Bettman
John W Bricker
Death Records and Obituaries in Ohio Notices
Death notices from LaGrange Avon Lake and Wellington report Louise Hastings 83 of LaGrange dies pneumonia at home. Kathleen Elizabeth Newberger two week old daughter of LaVerne Newberger of Wellington dies heart condition. Funeral details set for Seventh Day Adventist church LaGrange and St Patrick’s Wellington with burial at local cemeteries.
Continuous study urged for Lorain County finances
A new committee to continuously study Lorain County finances gained strong support from the Lorain County Industrial Council and Elyria Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. Richard A. Stith urged an integrated monitoring system to relate county expenditures to taxpayer value, citing the annual Public Expenditure Council report. Norris Ryder noted prior spasmodic efforts, and a joint chamber interest. A plan will be drawn up for later adoption, with many local business leaders attending. Arthur Crumrine presented the 1949 Lorain County expenditure report.
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Lorain County
Lorain
J. B. Brown
Jr. Brown Fintube Co
R. J. Fitch
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
B. C. Franklin
Couch-Uthe Co
A. W. Fritzselle
General Industries Co
H. C. Gokimar
Eilyria Foundry
Robert Hunker
Open House For Parents At Ely High School Tuesday
Ely High School hosts an open house for parents Tuesday at 7 30 p m by the PTA as part of American Education Week. Parents will tour a sped up four period schedule with ten minute classes to meet teachers and learn course work, followed by a musical program and a talk by Superintendent L N Nicholas.
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Ely‘tia
School Parent-Teachers ‘Association
Parmis
L. N. Nicholas
Weil
Walter Leonards to Hold Open House Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 oclock at St Marys church Avon where their marriage was held A Mass will be read by the late Rev Fr Hessler The Leonards have five children Walter Jr California Mrs Walter Shank North Olmsted Rosemary Patricia and David at home No grandchildren reported
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Avon
Walter Leonard
St. Mary’s Church
Hessler
Leonard
Walter Jr
California
Walter Shank
North Olmsted
Rosemary
Patricia
David
Dean Ashbaugh to Retire as Miami Education Dean
Dr. Ernest J. Ashbaugh will retire June 30 after serving as dean of the School of Education at Miami University. He joined Miami in 1929 and led the education school for years.
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Oxford
Ernest J. Ashbauch
School of Education
Miami University
Ashbaugh
Miami
Explosion Fatal to Boy in Toy Chemistry Set Incident
Youngstown reports 12 year old Bryan Ladd died from burns after a toy chemistry set exploded last night. Authorities say the accident occurred at his home and the boy was rushed to a hospital but did not survive.
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Youngstown
Bryan Ladd
Playmakers deliver strong show with Ladies in Retirement
The Playmakers seventh cast deliver a mystery comedy at Elyria High School auditorium. Deborah Silsbee stars as the retired actress. Jean Ann Hyle and Evelyn Witham excel as Ellen Creed and Louisa Creed. The set centers on a Thames estuary living room and scenes span summer and fall 1885. Second performance at 8:30 pm tonight.
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Elyria High School
Edward Percy
Reginal Denham
Thames Estuary
Gravesend
England
Deborah Silsbee
Albert Feather
Creeds
Hal Barres
Marjorie Duncan
Lucy Gillham
Miss Fiske
Albert
Fran Corkill
Theresa
Barbara Kirsch Finegan
10 Year Sentence For Tokyo Rose To Be Appealed
In San Francisco prosecutors outline plans to appeal the treason conviction of Tokyo Rose Iva Toguri D Aquino. She received 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine after a 36 day trial, the longest treason case in U S history.
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Tokyo
San Francisco
Tokyo Rose
Treasor
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Michael J. Roche
Radio
Mildred
Sally” Gillars
D'Aquino
U. S
Legion Chief Denounces Truman Welfare Program
National commander George N. Craig of the American Legion denounces President Truman's welfare program as a totalitarian system of state control. He told AFL leaders the legion seeks a welfare state in name only and opposes broader government services. AFL officials offered little response amid four days of speakers favoring more government action in housing education social security health insurance and liberal labor laws.
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ST. Paul
Minn
George N. Craig
The
American Legion
Truman
Craig
AFL
America
Union
Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollar Mink Coat Stolen
Detectives in Columbus investigate the broad daylight theft of a natural Canadian mink coat valued at 5500 from Mrs. Eugene Gray Inc. The coat arrived from New York hours earlier and was taken from an open rack on the store balcony. Detective St. Tom Sawyer called the theft a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eugene Gray, Inc
Air Express
New York
St. Tom Sawyer
Children Meet At E Oberlin Church Saturday
East Oberlin notices the Junior Boys and Girls of the East Oberlin Community Church are asked to attend this Saturday afternoon October 8 for directed recreation period of singing Bible study and worship training. Mary Candy and Miss Vernia Couch will be in charge.
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East Oberlin
East Oberlian Community Church
Mary Candy
Virnia Couch
Past Grand Master Of Ohio Odd Fellows Dies
James Monroe Fitzpatrick aged 89 former grand master of the Ohio Odd Fellows died at Lovering rest home near Hamersville. He was postmaster at Bethel for 12 years and served two terms as treasurer of Clermont county.
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Batavia
James Monroe Fitzpatrick
The
Ohio Odd Fellows
Lovering
Hamersville
Fitzpatrick
Bethel
Clermont County
Mrs. Tempe Burrell Dies Active in Lorain Humane Society
Tempe Garfield Burrell, 79, lifelong Lorain County resident, died at 4:45 am in St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain after a short illness. She lived on River Road Sheffield born July 28 1870. She was active in Lorain Red Cross East Side Literary Club Sorosis and Woman's Association and long-time treasurer of Lorain County Humane Society. Survived by three sons Edward G Elyria Dwight Kenneth Sheffield and three daughters Doris New York City Virginia and Eleanor Cleveland. Funeral at Walter A Frey Funeral Home Lorain then to family grave in Garfield Cemetery Sheffield.
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Tempe Garfield Burrell
Lorain County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
River Road
Sheffield
Woman's Association
Herbert F. Loomis
First Congregational Church of
Garfield Cemetery
Elyria-Lakewood Game Tonight Broadcast on Local Radio
The Elyria Lakewood scholastic football game at Ely stadium will be broadcast by the local radio station starting at 7 45 p m. The matchup pits Elyria against Lakewood with fans urged to tune in for live coverage.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Elyria-Lakewood
Ely Stadium
Divorces and court actions from Lorain area court notes 1944
court records list multiple divorce filings in Lorain and Vermilion including Yolanda Edwards and Glen Edwards, Ruth Youkas and John Youkas, plus a 1944 probation for Kenneth Coffin after pleading guilty to contributing to a 15 year old girl’s delinquency. A Wellington man, Andy Walko, blamed drowsy driving for a Route 10 crash. Several divorce suits were dismissed or settled, and a $300 probate settlement arose from a crash injury case in Eivria.
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Kenneth Coffin
Middle Averve
Malcom Thomson
Coffin
Jane Patterson
Police Fine for DUI and Vehicle Suspension in Eisvia
Jim Spiroff of 365 Vulcan Street was fined 75 dollars plus costs and had his driving license suspended for six months after a mayoral hearing on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested on Blake Street today at 2 am. Charles Castle of 302 Clark Street reported a 36 inch front window broken yesterday by stones thrown at his home.
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Ee Falls
Third Street
Henry W. Sur
Lorain
Andy Walko
R. D
Wellington
la Porte
Walko
Jim Spiroff
Vulcan Street
Eisvia
Henr W. Ault
Equor
Blake Street
Charles Castle
Clark Street
Chican Killed In Fal
Bellefontaine Ohio Charles G Ritchie 91 a retired farmer was killed yesterday when he fell down a flight of stairs at his son s home, authorities said.
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Bellefontaine
Charles G. Ritchie
Shooting Affray Reported Near Right Spot
Deputies investigated a reported shooting affray near the Right Spot restaurant on Serf road west of Lorain at 6 p m yesterday. Arthur Anderson of 1719 Broadway Lorain was detained after claiming he fired three shots at a man who invited him outside. Anderson had a 32 caliber automatic with three rounds when found by deputies.
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Serf Road
Tof Lorain
Arthur Anderson
Broadway
Lorain
Anderson
George Kesco
Norman Richards
Lake Road
Old Tax Office Papers Reveal McKinley Death and Funeral
Lee Terrell, a tax map draftsman, found two yellowed papers dated September 14 and September 18, 1901, detailing President McKinley's assassination death and his funeral. He keeps the fragile documents in the same drawer for now. Terrell was appointed after the previous draftsman Ollie Palmer died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Lee Terrell
Wiliam McKinley
McKinley
Terrell
Ollie Palmer
British Mother Says She Was Mistaken
Mrs. D. Evelie Baxter of Britain says she erred in believing Americans must pay upfront for medical care. Her letter, printed in the London Daily Mirror, contrasted U.S. treatment with England in Dickensian times as her daughter Mrs. Alvis Byers is treated for tuberculosis in Danville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
D. Evelie ‘Baxter
United States
Injuries By Bull Fatal at Defiance Farm
Frank M. Siler, 84, died in Defiance Hospital after being gored by a bull at his son's farm near Defiance. The accident occurred today and the victim succumbed to injuries sustained in the incident.
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Defiance. O
Frank M. Siier
Siler
Defiance
Here
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National Legion
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Odd Fellows
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Humane Society
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Glen
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R. D. Amherst
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Eivria
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Montgomery Ward
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Werner Brothers Woolworth Co
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American T. & TL
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Cleveland Eiec
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Tewweee
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Ibaddeesisa
Rees
Cherry Knoll Farm
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DeLaval
P. A. Walker
Holzhauer
Clark
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