10 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
1
Oklahoma City Governor Adlai E. Stevenson said collective security has worked and Moscow may renew soft talk with the United States. He warned a Republican victory could end American participation and lead to disaster, urging vigilance as Soviet signals might shift again.
Question and answer items discuss contacting individuals at their homes for employment inquiries. It notes workers in Elyria and surrounding areas may be reached at home, while those in plants or stores may be contacted where they work and not at home. The text references contacting peerie Wal DE and Pepie in Elyria and outside the area for work eligibility.
Partly cloudy and windy this afternoon with cooler air than yesterday. Tonight and Saturday forenoon will be fair and cooler, with a warmer Saturday afternoon. Economy Motors at 101 Broad Studv warns to winterize your car. SEE 1122 Fast River St Sunday for a new six room one floor home advertisement.
A half grown squirrel found floating in Ely Park pool at 9 a m was taken to Central fire station on Cruss Court street by a passer by. Firemen warmed the animal with a blanket and kept it near a radiator as it recovered from the cold. A Chronicle Telegram reporter found the creature alive and moving after initial shivering.
Normen Eugene Cesper, 31, of 1152 DeWelf Street, died after an electrical accident at a Wellington job site. He had worked for Construction Co. of Coli for two weeks and was attempting to reset a fixture when contact with live wiring caused fatal injuries. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Norwalk Hospital. Services were held at Curt E. Ntoei Home with Rev. Herbert A Frenen officiating. He was survived by his wife Fran and several relatives.
South Koreans and Chinese forces fought savage hand to hand battles on White Horse Mountain, with control changing hands four times. Allied aircraft lit the field as both sides regrouped after a dawn ascent battle. The Chorwon Valley area, a key supply and invasion route toward Seoul, remains fiercely contested.
President Truman campaigned through New York defending how Communism is handled and arguing that General Eisenhower would threaten the Bill of Rights. He planned ten rear platform talks from Buffalo to Albany and urged adherence to due process as he nears the end of his coast-to-coast drive for the Democratic ticket.
The sexton of St Andrea FP Aiisten D Pisnop on East River Street fractured his left arm after falling from a step ladder in the church undercroft. He was treated at Elsra Memorial Hospital and sent home. A. J. Foreman will cover duties during his absence.
Final preparations were made for a Republican luncheon rally at the Elks Auditorium Monday noon to hear Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen of Illinois. Tickets are available at the Graystone Hotel Republican headquarters. Boggs named acting chief after Chief Andress’s death. no changes planned.
Police Chief Ciellan E. Andress will be honored by reading officers as pallbearers. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Methodist Church with Dr James H Olivard officiating. Frank S Harmon Masonic Lodge will conduct. Burial at Broordale Cemetery. Friends may call at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home until Saturday.
A group of twelve men departed for induction with officials noting no members were referred from other squads in the first group. Names and details are partially unreadable due to OCR errors.
The Elvria Education Council representing about 3,500 union members backed the Elvria School bond issue of 3,000,060 dollars for completing the public school building program. The union meeting at United Auto Worker HQ included L. N. Nicholas and Norris Ryder as guests and featured demonstrations and a question period.
Two people were killed in a crash near Barbers Point as emergency crews responded to the scene. Witnesses described a severe impact and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
Eisenhower indicated he would release income tax returns or a closely similar financial statement before the election. James Haggerty said the general does not yet have a complete report but it will be made available to anyone who is interested once finished. Governor Sherman Adams and Senator Nixon aides weighed in on who could view the records and timing remained uncertain.
Elyria High School band honors the Community Chest drive before tonight’s game. The halftime show includes a Trip To Latin America, majorettes perform the Mexican hat dance, and Barbara Adams dances a Spanish routine. The program ends with a bull staging and a final number.
Dated OCR fragment shows an independent football game between gxiveria and Barberton with a 2 2 record. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and partial numbers, mentions a telephone score option and a writer name or source code, but no clear final score or decisive outcome.
A new constitution for the Red Party was introduced in Moscow amid confusion. The draft outlines party structure and rules, with unclear phrasing and several garbled names and line breaks in the report.
Community listings cover events at Events-Elyria Church News Suburban Comics Dean Records Editorials Garden Pages Hospital Notes Markets Oberlin Society Sports and Theatre listings with TV Radio notices and the Wellington page. Read Sunday details across sections 10 21 8 9 12 13 14 15 20 and SEE 1122 East River St.
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