Truman touts mandatory fair employment rules in Harlem speech
President Truman denounces voluntary compliance as nonsense and accuses Eisenhower and Republicans of double talk on civil rights. He argues enforceable fair employment practices are the key missing federal power and criticizes Southern Democrats for wavering on Stevenson. The Harlem address opens a 24 state tour.
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Dwight D. Esenhower
Dorrence- Brooks Square
Harlem
Adla. E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
South
Congress
Gov. Stevenson
Eisenhower Rest Stop Delays Campaign Pace United Press
Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson pledged to ruthlessly root out corruption in a Miami speech as Eisenhower paused for a weekend rest stop. Stevenson campaigned in Florida and prepared a Nashville speech while Nixon and Sparkman pressed campaign remarks in Pennsylvania and Iowa. Taft attacked Truman era policies in Indiana as the truth team chased the president in New York. Eisenhower resumes travel Monday with a broad itinerary across multiple states including Wyoming and New York.
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Nashville
Tenn
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Richard M. Nixon
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America
John J. Sparkman
Sioux City
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Robert A. Taft
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Elkhart
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U. S
Korea
Homer Ferguson Mich
Truth
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
West Virginia
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Open House at Allen School Sunday for Community
Allen School hosts an open house Sunday with tours at 2 30 and 3 45 and musicians by sixth graders. Faculty administrators and pupil guides will explain the remodeled building and new improvements to attending parents and residents.
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Allen School
Elvira
Board of Education
Dulles Attacks Democrats In Bloomfield Speech
John Foster Dulles charged the Democratic party with twisting the Republican foreign policy plank to mislead Americans. He accused the administration of using captive peoples as bargaining tools with Russia and said Democrats portray Republicans as advocating wars of liberation.
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Bloomfield
John Foster Dulles
Democratic Party
Russia
Dulles
Republican Party
Ohio Weather Outlook With Clouds and Warm Day
Partly cloudy today with highs from 56 to 65 degrees. Tonight near 45 with a light breeze. Sunday cooler in the north and partly cloudy. Economy Motors at 101 read Street urges winterizing cars as a public notice.
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Ohio
Pont
Economy Motors
Rxead St. Adv
Day's Hardware in Elyria changes ownership to Howard W. Murray
Day's Hardware and Music Store, a longtime Elyria landmark at 421 Broad Street, is sold to Howard W. Murray of Rocky River. The Days and staff will remain, with plans to expand merchandise including a basement toy department and a broader service mix.
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Hubert Kellogg Day
George
Oberlin Business College
Ordnance Department
Army
American Legion
Kellogg Day
Days
Cheshire
Broad Street
Day’s Hardware
H. Kellogg Day
George M. Day
David S. Scott
Cora
Smith Day
Theodore Smith
Edgar P. Gates
Emma Fitzpatrick
Murray
Unions Endorse Taft and Attack Governor Lausche
The Ohio State Federation of Labor endorsed Republican Charles P. Taft for governor and denounced Gov. Frank J. Lausche for antagonism to labor. The league also backed Michael V. DiSalle for U S Senate, saying Bricker is not worthy. Lausche campaigned in Delphos accusing Taft of courting the trucking lobby as he advances toward re election.
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Ohio State Federation of Labor
Federation
Charles P. Taft
League
Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S. Senate
John W. Bricker
Decision on coal strike to be set Wednesday
John L. Lewis will not call a nationwide bituminous coal strike now, but a strike seems likely if the Wage Stabilization Board rejects the wage increases. The final decision could rest with about 3,000 United Mine Workers delegates gathering for their convention in Cincinnati after adjournment.
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Cincinnatio
John L. Lewis
Abandoned Search For Lost B 29 Near Japanese Waters
The Air Force canceled the search for a B 29 bomber missing after radar tracked an unidentified plane toward the U S from Russian territory. An air defense search by Japanese forces ended at sea. Eight crew members were aboard the missing aircraft and it is suspected to have crashed in or near Russian held territory.
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Tokyo
U. S
Air Force
Japan Air Defense Force
Sabrejets Arrive in France to Bolster Europe Air Defenses
U S built Sabrejet fighters arrived at a forward air base near the German border in Grostenquin France. Three squadrons of Royal Canadian Air Force F 86 Sabres landed and parked with noses east toward Soviet MiG 15 bases in eastern Europe. The 60 planes form part of a larger force expected to total 250 and mark a major cross Atlantic jet transfer to boost continental air defenses.
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U.S
France
Grostenquin
Europe
Atlantic
France Proposes Pact Extension To All Free Nations
Paris sources report France urges extending the North Atlantic Pact to include all free nations. Proposal aims to share burdens now shouldered by the United States in Korea and by France in Indo China, according to supporters.
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France
Paris
United States
Korea
Indo-China
Pilot Dies In Air Collision Near St. Cloud
Two F-80 Sabrejets collided about three miles west of St. Cloud during a gunnery mission from Pine Castle Air Force Base. One pilot was killed and the other injured, Osceola County sheriff's office said.
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ST. Cloud
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Here
Osceola County
Chest Group Plans 8:15 Breakfast Kickoff Monday
The Chest drive launches with an 8 15 a m breakfast at the Graystone Hotel led by Marion Crowder section chairman. Section A targets contributions of 25 or more to reach a 31 400 quota toward a 137 392 campaign goal by the end of next week. Captains Harold Dicken Carl Niemeyer and Dr Mark Wills join Crowder with a long list of workers and volunteers including May or H W Ault and many others.
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Graystone Hotel
Marion Crowder
Harold Dicken
Carl Niemeyer
Mark Wills
Crowder
H. W. Ault
W Baughman
Harry M. Belter
Ear W. Bell
Harold E Birch
J. W. Dilgren
James A Hewitt
Dart F. Keech
Joseph Petro
Norris Ryder
Harry Shives
R. W Vandemark
Claude Bronson
Claude
Red Feather Campaign Says No Pay For Workers
The Ocampa:on chairman and all campaign organizers deny paying workers. About 1200 volunteers contribute time and money to the Community Chest, with no one receiving compensation for campaign work.
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Ocampa
Fire spreads in grass area with small loss
Firefighters report grass fire near Avenue Ist area at 259 Sirest with minor damage and no injuries. Mantained effort by Fremer ew' ne extinguished blaze using small tools. Authorities urging caution as flames spread briefly before containment.
Community notices and calendars from Elyria area
A compact page lists local items including Where To Turn, Page Amherst, builders, calendar of events, church news from Elyria, Oberlin society and sports briefs. Also mentions death records, hospital notes and Wellington listings with a classified style note about a Sunday ad for a new six room one floor home at 1122 East River Street.
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Builders
Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Q Theatres
G Wellington
East River St
Fire Department Teaches Hospital Staff About New Extinguishers
Elyria fire department capped Fire Prevention Week with inspections and drills at Elyria Memorial hospital. Fire Chief W. M. Bretes described portable extinguishers and hose handling, while Fireman Bob Curtis outlined fire hazards and safe evacuation, including risks from driving cars in hospital drives.
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Elyria
Elyria Riemor
W. M. Bretes
Bob Curtis
Eisenhower Buckles Sell Outpace Stevenson in Store Sale
The Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon report Ike buckles outselling Stevenson buckles at a New York department store. A Florida rental ad notes an island home near Fort Lauderdale from January through March 15.
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New York
Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon Group
Florida Island
Ft. Lauderdale
Jan
Chronicle- Telegram
Death Toll In British Wreck Stands At 110
Harrow England salvage workers cleared the last of a 30 foot pile of wreckage from a triple train crash that killed 110 people, including four Americans. Railways officials said the search for victims was ongoing. Four unidentified remains were confirmed at Harrow mortuary bringing the total to 110.
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Harrow
England
Railways
Harrow Mortuary
British Railways
Hundredth Anniversary Of St Johns Church Observed
St Johns Church marks its centennial founding of October 10 1852 with two services led by Dr M F Kretzmann and Dr Ottomar Krueger at 10 15 am and 7 30 pm. Music by F A Nitschke and school choir, plus a commemorative booklet and afternoon programs feature a tureen supper and guest speakers. Knights of St John host a following clam bake on Wednesday October 15.
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M. F Kretzmann
Kendallville
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Ottomar Krueger
Axter
Centrallwstrnct
Syron
F. A. Nitschke
St John’s School
Bach
Edmundson
Nitschkes
J. W. Digren
Ajlvin Steller
Carl Jantz John Kersch
Henry L. Lieske
Alvin Stelley
Karl Hunger
Jonn F Koep
Charles Nelson
Conrad Goodman
Walter Krone
Knights of St. John
E. 28Th St
Lorain
White Horse Mountain Falls and ROK Pressed Back
Chinese forces recaptured White Horse mountain near Seoul six hours after ROK Ninth Division briefly captured it. The hill has changed hands 23 times in five days of fighting as UN air and armor tried to blunt Chinese reinforcements. American Sabrejets claimed six MiG-15s shot down near the Yalu in three engagements.
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Korea
White Horse Mountain
Republic of Korea
Ninth Division
White Horse
Chorwon
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Big Nori
Dick, Tessie
Christmas Hills
North Korea
Yalu River
Red China
Roks
Dirksen to Speak at Republican Luncheon in Elk's Auditorium
A capacity crowd is expected Monday for U. S. Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois at a Republican luncheon rally. Dirksen a top orator who helped place Taft's name in nomination and now campaigns for Eisenhower and a GOP Congress. Tickets available at the Graystone hotel Republican HQ.
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U. S
Everett Duikisen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Republican
Graystone
Woman Fracture After Fall On Woolford Avenue
Miss Mary Battles twenty of 253 jodders was taken to Memorial Hospital at 2 56 am today for a fractured ribs after she fell on Woolford avenue during a dispute near the B Casino Cafe. She told police she argued with another woman whose full name she did not know.
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Jodders
Eixsha
Memorial Hospital
Wordford Avenue
Woolford
Miss Battles
Poice
Nuns Convert 90 Guerrillas in Korean Prison Camp
Rome two Korean Benedictine nuns have converted 90 Communist guerrillas to Catholicism in three months at a South Korean prisoners camp, according to the Catholic Fides News Agency.
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Rome
South Korea
Fides
TV Signals Travel Far Affected by Unusual Weather
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads promote reliable sales as TV sets in Alabama pick up distant broadcasts from New York and Minnesota due to extreme thermal inversion. Weather described as extremely unusual by the weatherman, while ads tout easy use and fast-acting results by calling 4751 for Want Ads.
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New York
Minnesota
Chronicle-Telegram
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