Two Drivers Hurt In Head-On Collision Near Oberlin
A head on crash on Oberlin road near Route 10 injured drivers Edward Brewer 35 of Sandusky and Edward A. Walker 28 of Cleveland plus six passengers. Brewer in critical condition at Allen Hospital Oberlin. Walker with possible skull fracture sent to Cleveland hospital. Also in the wrecks, Flora Taylor 41 suffered two arm fractures and other injuries. several passengers released after X rays. A Lorain car rollover and a separate Route 20 crash with a truck-tractor were reported later.
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Edward Brewer
Buchanan Avenue
Sandusky
Edward A. Walker
Parkwood Drive
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
Route 10
Brewer
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Walker
Charles Morton
Thomas Lee
Flora Taylor
Lumas Walker
Rob
Ert Rice
Henry Taylor
Triance
Vedis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Route 20
Norman Kehl
Plymouth
Mich
Murray Ridge Road
Mildred Herslin
Chest Campaign To Be Launched With Fun Night
Elyria prepares for the 1951 Chest drive to raise 107 850 for 15 Red Feather services with a gala at Elyria High School auditorium starting 2 30 p m One week from today Zarl J Fauver in charge of meetings announces the star studded program W D Lidyard will be emcee and all talent is volunteered Tickets to leaders at no charge Supplies are being delivered to plants for Industrial B workers under Robert Buel Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Fauver
Lidyard
Robert Buel
Fred Lohnes
Farmer slaying suspect claims World Series alibi
Medina police detain Max Amerman 27 after he surrendered in Loudonville claiming he attended the World Series when farmer Harold Mast was ambushed near his farm. Investigators say Amerman left his cousin’s home, drove to Philadelphia and New York, returning after midnight. Witnesses say a rival suitor of Mast’s wife may be involved.
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Medina
Harold Mast
Max Amerman
Loudonville
Amerman
R. O. Simmons
Philadelphia
New York
Masi
Mast
Rande
Simmons
Yankee Stadium
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio turns cooler
Cloudy intervals with rain and cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight. Intermittent showers continue into Tuesday with continued cool temperatures. Local forecasts warn of lingering wet weather and a drop in temperatures through tonight and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Paitiv
Hich
Elyria Woman Prominent In Music Circles Dies
Katherine Horn Merthe 79 longtime Elyria Amherst musician and organist dies after long illness. Born Amherst 1871 she led the First Methodist church orchestra 34 years and sang in church choirs. Survived by daughter Marguerite son Earl two grandchildren and brother G F Horn. Funeral at First Methodist Church with Eastern Star service at Crown Hill Amherst.
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Katherine Horn Merthe
Elyria
Amherst
Revel
Seventh Street
Merthe
First Methodist Church
Amherst Congregational Church
Lawrence Horn
Otto H. Baker
Order of Eastern Star
Bethel Shrine
Sondro Curtis
James H. Siward
Horn
Crownhill
Ambherst
Eastern Star
Pay Boosts Sought by Millions Across Steel Rail and Phone
The CIO Steelworkers and 13 unions seek wage hikes and benefits for about 1.25 million workers in steel rail and telecom sectors. Proposals include 25 cent hourly raise, overtime pay, and a guaranteed annual wage. Talks opened with Public steel Cleveland and Inland Steel Chicago.
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CIO Steelworkers
Hammond
Ind
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Inland Steel
Chigaco
U. S. Steel
James McCord Elected President of Carrier Boys Association
James McCord was elected president of the Chronicle Telegram Newspaper Carrier Boys Association on National Newspaper Carriers Day at the newspaper plant. Other officers named for 1950 51 include Bob Mansfield vice president Ted Zak secretary and Bob Walker treasurer. A total of 84 votes were cast with Melvin Shook Lester Johns Mansfield and Merle Emery elected to successor posts. The group will mark its 19th year with monthly meetings to aid carrier service.
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James McCord
Chronicle-Telegram
Mansfield
Merle Emery
Chronicle- Telegram Association
Elyria Teachers Union Plans Season Opener Meeting
The Elyria Federation of Teachers holds its first seasonal meeting Tuesday at 3 45 p m in Room 132 at Elyria High School.
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Elyria Federation of Teachers
Kefauver senators target New York underworld probe
Senate Crime Investigation Committee led by Estes Kefauver arrives in New York to expose links between the Chicago Capone syndicate and West Coast and Midwest rackets. Police Commissioner Thomas F. Murphy vows wide demotions as a graft inquiry touches 13 000 officers and a 20 million dollar annual bookie pay scheme.
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Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Senate Crime Investigation Committee
Chicago
New York
Chicago Capone
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cleveland
St. Louis
Thomas F. Murphy
Kefauver
al Capone
Preinduction Physical Exams See Low Turnout
Thirty six men reported for preinduction physicals out of a 357 man quota. Seven were transferred, four found married, three reclassified. seven did not appear. Leonard Lesnmick led todays group at 532 West Broad Street as the board schedules the next induction call for Friday morning.
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Katherine McKee
Clek
Leonard Lesnmick
West Broad Street
Why Taft Must Win Election Editorial Series
The Cleveland Plain Dealer ran six editorials praising Senator Taft and outlining principles. The Chronicle-Telegram will publish them in full to inform readers. The first editorial in the series appears on today's Chronicle-Telegram editorial page.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Taft
Chronicle - Telegram
Tecay
Chronicle-Telegram
Rotarians to Hear Elyria High Coach on Pioneers
Elyria High School football coach William Cover and assistants will discuss the Pioneers season prospects at the Elyria Rotary Club noon luncheon tomorrow.
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Elyria High
Wiliam Cover
Pioneer
Elylee Ratery
Plans Reported For New Queen Of Ore Carriers
The Wilfred Sykes was surpassed by a proposed larger freighter for M A Hanna Co. tests aim to exceed 647 foot rivals. The project may cost over 5 million dollars with formal details pending dock feasibility and final dimensions.
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Queen of Ore
Cleveland
Wilfred Sykes
United Press
M. A. Hanna Co
Jakes
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Interlake
Cleveland Cliffs
Columbia Transportation
Four Polio Victims In Lorain. Child Dies At City Hospital
Lorain County children were admitted to Cleveland City Hospital over the weekend as poliomyelitis victims. Diane Farkas aged 4 of Detroit Road Avon and siblings Donald Gonzale, 7, Sandra Rannalli, 6, and Albert Lehman, 3, were listed among the patients. Sandra Rinnilli, 4, of Lorain died at 4.605 am today.
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Lorain County
Cleveland City Hospital
Diane Farkas
Detroit Road
Avon
City Hospital
Donald Gonzalee
17Th Street
Sandra Rannalli
21St Street
Lorain
Albert Lehrman
Sheffield Lake
Rinnilli
Iudex
Michigan Man Hurt in Route 18 Crash Near Wellington
John Morris of Seginaw Michigan is hospitalized at Alien Memorial with a fractured pelvis possible skull fracture and other injuries after his car struck a guard rail on Route 18 west of Wellington at 10 am today. State Highway Patrol investigates the crash.
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Wellington
John Morris
Seginaw
Mich
Alien Memorial Hospital
Well Inston
Morris
State Highway Patrol
Dulles Urges UN Action to Bypass Veto via Rapid Armies
U S calls on the United Nations to create machinery to bypass the Russian veto. John Foster Dulles says the plan would earmark units of member armed forces to act by the General Assembly when the Security Council is blocked. He warns organizational weaknesses must be corrected to deter aggression and prevent future wars.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
UN General Assembly
U. S
General Assembly
UN Security Council
Dulles
Korea
Anglers Caught Planning Spear and Knife Catch
Three youths aged 13 14 and 16 attempted to spear and knife fish at Ely park pool to shortcut angling. A police officer intervened and warned that only regulated tackle may be used, forcing them to wait for fish to bite by hook.
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Ely Park
Man Arrested for Shoplifting at Local Stores
Casimer Krzyzuniak was arrested on a Saturday charge of shoplifting from Neisner Brothers and Kresze stores. A manager and clerk observed him switch a small box and conceal hair clips. Police found an assortment of Neisner items valued at 347 dollars and about 3 dollars worth from Kresze's.
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Casimer Krzyzuniak
Vulcan
Neisner Brothers
Kresze
Neisner’s
Neisners
Kreszke's
U S Forces Push Across 38th Parallel Amid Heavy Casualties
Tank led units of the U S 1st Cavalry Division break into North Korea from Kaesong crossing the 38th parallel in a forceful drive toward Pyongyang. They meet stubborn resistance with many casualties as South Korean divisions also push near Wonsan and along the eastern coast.
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Tokyo
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Douglas MacArthur
Kaesong
Seoul-Pyongyang
Wonsan
United Nations
Radio Tokyo
Radio Seoul
MacArthur
North Korea
Tac‘song
United Press
Robert Gennyhoff
Conunuca
51000 Residents Being Blood Typed
Jackson Mich workers and Red Cross volunteers begin mass blood typing of 191000 residents to prepare for a possible atom bomb attack. Digits for each person will be stored on metal dog tags to identify blood type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Red Cross
Legion seeks ousting of Acheson at Los Angeles convention
The American Legion calls for Secretary Dean Acheson to be removed and urges a hard line against Soviet Russia. Delegates at the 32nd annual convention debated resolutions proposing UN retaliation, Korea occupation until free elections, Formosa defense, Red China non recognition, and extended Marshall Plan aid.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Dean Acheson
Russia
Legion
Hich
Legionnaires
Therirst
Defense
Lours Johnson
Lewstudenz
U. S
United Nations
United Nation
Korea
Formosa
Red China
United States
Europe
Philippines
Japan
Ohio Fire Prevention Chief to Speak at Valley Conference
Charles R. Scott head of the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Ohio fire marshal will address a safety conference at Spring Valley Country Club on Monday October 23 at 3 p m The talk will cover preparation against atomic attack and interest industrial fire brigades.
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Fire Prevention Bureau of
Ohio
Fire Prevention
Spring Valley Country Club
Charles R. Scott
Elyria School Board Set for 7 36 PM Monthly Session
The Elyria Board of Education will hold a regular monthly meeting at 7 36 PM to discuss several important business matters.
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Elyria Board of Education
Air Defense Steps Expanded for Key Industrial Regions
The Air Force plans an intensified air defense system to shield vital industrial areas by mid next year with fighter squadrons and a permanent radar fence. An $85 million radar warning network should be finished by June, replacing older World War II gear. Army procurement for major items rises up to 50 percent amid Korean War impact, while Atlantic Pact nations see 400 percent jumps. The system aims to deter a mortal blow, though no area can be fully guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Army
Judge Findley to be Honored at Lorain Dinner
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley who will turn 65 tomorrow is guest of honor at a Lorain County Bar Association dinner at Elyria Country Club tomorrow evening. The event doubles as a farewell as he retires from the bench October 16 after 16 years. Ohio Chief Justice Clark Weylandt and Ninth District Court of Appeals members are expected guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B i Findley
Lorain County Bar Association
Elyria Country Club
Tomorow
Ohio
Clark V. Weylandt
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Wage Price Controls May Not Be Needed Says Adviser
A high ranking official in President Truman's council of economic advisers says inflation may be halted without wage and price controls. The official told United Press controls are not inevitable and tighter credit measures taxes and allocations for scarce materials could curb inflation before punitive action is required. A separate report notes fire damage in Grafton to the Moore home with no loss estimate yet.
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Washington
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
United Press
Council
Grafton
S. I.moore
Railroad Street
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Carrier Boys’ Association
Iskenderon
Turkey
Murphy
Toledo
Michigan
Legion Committee
Acheson
Elyria School Board
Judge Findley
Bowker Elec
W. Broad
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