Latest Poll Results Show No Change From September
The Crossley poll indicates October standings show no change for Governor Dewey from September, Truman up one point, and Wallace down one. Undecided voters prorated at 11 percent. Truman gains come mainly from Wallace and potential shifts in key states. Truman’s Roosevelt voters may rise to 67 percent this November, with 42 percent of 1944 nonvoters voting for him, but the trend is not enough to reelect him.
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Soviet Planes To Practice Blind Flying Over Berlin
Soviet authorities warned they will practice cloud flying and blind flying over the Berlin control zone. The warning comes as protests from American and British officials over the harassment of the airlift to western sectors of blockaded Berlin intensify.
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Russia
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio with sun and mild temperatures. Tonight stays cool with light frost near the lake, Wednesday remains partly cloudy and cool. Low around 38, high near 60. Also notes a rummage sale at 318 Fifth St selling furniture and books on Wednesday only, and advertises Clevelander eating options at 111 Cedar.
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Two Accidents Kill Two Men in Cincinnati
Two fatal auto accidents reported today claim the lives of Jackson Latz, 59, of Cincinnati, crushed skull on a bakery truck route to work, dead on arrival. John Sheldon, 23, of Montgomery, dies from a skull fracture after a car collides with a Big Four passenger train. The item notes a holiday closure for Sam's Cut Rate and a kosher corned beef ad.
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Jackson Latz
John Sheldon
Montgomery
Polling Places Changed In 14 Precincts
Lorain County Board of Elections notifies voters in 14 precincts of new polling locations for the November election. Precincts across Elyria Avon Village Elyria Township and Oberlin shift to sites including schools churches and businesses to house voting machines. Voters will receive notices by mail this week detailing each precincts new site.
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Hale’s Dry Cleaners
Cleveland Street
Markham
East River Street
Leo Meyer Motor Sales
East Broad Street
St. Mary’s
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Franklin
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Hamilton
13Th Street
Holy Cross
15Th Street
Edison
Lake Avenue
Perkins
Lodi Street
Avon Village
Absentee Ballots Sent Out Under New Distance Rule
Lorain County Board of Elections reports 162 absentee ballots issued for voters ten miles or more from home precincts. Ballots may be mailed to temporary addresses or cast in board offices in Elyria or Lorain. Applications for disabled voters and ballots must be received by October 28 with returns by October 29 to count.
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Lorain
Miss Hutchinson Attends Ohio Art Dept Meeting
Miss Charlotte Hutchinson art supervisor in Lorain County rural school system attended the Ohio Education Association art department meeting in Toledo during the past weekend, county school officials announced today.
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Charlotte Hutchinson
Lorain County
Ohio Education Association
Toledo
Tragic Tree Trimming Death Prompts Funeral Services
Funeral services planned in Coshocton for 20 year old Robert Hamilton who died while trimming trees. He is survived by his wife Donna of Coshocton, with the incident prompting local notices. Steaks advertised at Porterhouse and Clevelander restaurant at 111 Cedar.
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Cochocton
Robert Hamilton
Donna
Coshocton
Clevelander
Cedar
Truman Calls On Voters To Save New Deal
President Truman urged voters to stop the Republicans from destroying the New Deal as he toured industrial Ohio and rural Indiana and Illinois. He spoke to rubber workers in Akron and planned farm speeches in Springfield Illinois, with rear platform appearances in several Indiana and Illinois cities. He charged Republicans from Dewey to precinct workers aim to wreck New Deal laws and take control of White House and Congress.
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Ohio Machine And Boiler Co Takes Over Hahn Plant
Ohio Machine and Boiler Co takes over the Hahn Manufacturing Plant on Race road in Ridgeville Township east of Elyria. The Elyria plant now focuses on diesel electric locomotive gear casings while the Race Road facility expands to meet demand. The company, based at 1501 University Road Cleveland, installed new machinery and renovated the site, employing sixteen workers from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland with plans to grow.
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Hahn Manufacturing Company
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University Road
Lorain
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Dewey Urges Bipartisan Peace Policy In Louisville Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey argued in Louisville that peace must be pursued beyond party lines. He urged Republicans and Democrats to unite on foreign policy to confront Soviet aggression and defend world justice, blaming the Truman administration for missed consults and warning the Kremlin represents a calculated threat. He recalled advocating bipartisan cooperation in Louisville four years earlier and urged support for a united approach at international conferences.
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Wallace Sees Worst Defeat For President
In Chicago Henry A. Wallace plans a revised aerial campaign and seclusion to frame Truman as the worst defeated Democratic candidate. He states the Progressives will be on the ballot in 46 states except Illinois and Oklahoma and accuses Democrats of supporting Taft Hartley despite Truman veto.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Indians Welcome World Champions Home in 1948 Parade
Cleveland greeted its world champion Indians with a huge homecoming parade. 15,000 gathered at Union Terminal to cheer as the team rode in 10 open cars along Euclid Avenue, with 100,000 more fans hurling rice and confetti. Lou Boudreau and Bill Veeck led past Mayor Burke amid a brass band and police escort in a three-city victory celebration following pennant and series wins.
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Blasts Charges of Warmongering at UN Debate
Delegate Austin denounces Soviet disarmament proposal as bad faith and accuses Russia of blocking peace. He urges arming up to counter what he calls Moscow's drive for world power and demands Japanese and German peace settlements first before reductions.
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Vishinsky accuses West of seeking Nazi attack on Russia
Paris. Soviet diplomat Andrei Vishinsky charged that Western powers urged Nazi Germany to strike the Soviet Union in 1939 and preserved his claim by threatening to reveal all in public debate. He condemned Chamberlain and Daladier, saying the United States backed their pro Fascist schemes and profited from investments.
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Andrei Vishinsky
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United States
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Ten Register For Draft Here
An unexpected rush of Selective Service registrations occurred yesterday at Local Board No 2 in the Turner Block. Ten men registered during the day, the largest number for one day in two or three weeks, including a late registrant group and a birthday near eighteenth. Some were delayed by hospital stay or recent military service, others lived on farms and rain kept them indoors.
Squirrel Prepsters Move to Winter Ready Homeowners
Local housing and property owners prep for season as a rush to hire help grows. Chronicle Telegram Business Service ads invite job seekers and employers to place notices. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to reach an ad taker today.
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Elyrians to Cleveland for Thursday examinations
Selective Service Board No. 72 announces Albert Hal Stoddard of 528 Middle Avenue will lead a 25 year old group to Cleveland for pre induction physicals. About 12 of 13 reported will join at 8 30 am Thursday meeting at Turner Block and depart by bus. one man resides in Tennessee and another in North Carolina likely assigned elsewhere. The local office closes for a clerks meeting in Cleveland.
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