Nimitz Questions Atom Bomb Role as War Weapon
Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz told the House Armed Services Committee that the atom bomb is inefficient and should not be the main offensive weapon. He cited heavy enemy losses in long-range bombing and stressed continued importance of Navy and Army roles, while calling for balanced, cost-effective forces. Rear Adm. Luis De Florez urged caution in relying on the air force navy split and supported continued value of long-range bombers and special carrier aircraft. The testimony preceded further hearings with top defense leaders slated to testify next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Army
Nimitz
Russia
Una
United States
Carl Vinson
Defense
Louis Johnson
W. Stuart Symington
Dwight D. Eiserhower
Omar N. Bradley
Luis de Florez
Air Force-Navy
William F
Bull Halsey
House
Armed Services Committee
Tex
Dewey Short
Grand Jury Returns 34 Indictments Across 48 Cases
The grand jury returned 34 indictments involving about 40 persons after examining 48 submitted cases since Monday. No-bills were issued in 10 cases including assault and battery against Nicholas Tobicash, Elyria, a union president on strike at General Industries Co. Indictments span Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas, naming defendants for burglary, grand larceny, and related offenses with arraignments set for Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Nicholas Tobicash
Elyria
AIESA
General Industries Co
Tobicash
Harold Ewing
Paul Alikus
Tobicesh
Ewing
Tobiash
William Madison
Eugene Carter
Diagonal Road
United Polish Club
Eugene Caries
Blvria
Cleveland Ellington
Elvinz
Wililiem Frisbr
James Francis
Lorain
Westside Lumber and Coal Co
Cecil B. Dalton
Joseph Leasock
Fletcher Hucson
Freddie Taylor
Ludoldo Delasquez
Charles Young
Richard Gerhardt
Lee Huenes
Charles iIasco
Chester Clayroomn
Henry Williams
Cabonis Alexander
Robert Walker
Juan Leija
John Williamson
Henry Albright
Ruel Hartwick
John Moorhead
Ernest Brown
John Williams
Weather and Roses Ad Offer for Sweetest Day in Ohio
Northeast Ohio forecast shows mostly sunny skies and moderate temperatures. Tonight will be fair and not as cool. Friday turns partly cloudy and warmer with a low of 44 and a high of 74. SAY IT with Darek's Roses on Sweetest Day. Special 2.50 per dozen up. Orchids 3.00 up. Darek Flor ist. phone 2132. Ady.
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Ohio
Darek
Darek Florist
Ady
Lineman Electrocuted at Work in Lorain
Lorain 59 year old Louie Cheney lineman for Ohio Public Service Co. died after contacting a high voltage line while making connections for St Joseph's Hospital Broad way and 20th street. He lived in Sheffield and led the village volunteer fire department. Survived by wife. Body at Thompson funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Louie Cheney
Ohio Public Service Co
Broadway
20Th Street
Cheney
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheffield
Thompson Funeral Home
Bricker and Taft Challenge Third-term FCC Nominee
Senators John W. Bricker and Robert A. Taft join Republicans in opposing the confirmation of Leland Oids for a third term on the Federal Power Commission, signaling a partisan clash over the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Robert A.taft
Leland Oids
Federal Power Commission
Pittsburgh Industry Hopes For Continued Fabricating Plant Operations
In Pittsburgh sources weigh the chance that many fabricating plants will stay open despite the steel strike. Talks continue with Bethlehem Steel as federal mediators push to end the 13 day labor dispute, while coal field negotiations stall over guarantees against work stoppages. John L. Lewis and George Love prepare to lead White Sulphur Springs talks as government intervention looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Federal
Cyrus 3S. Ching
William Margolis
Bethlehem Steel Co
New York
Ching
Bethlehem
White Sulphur Springs
Charleston
W. Va
John L. Lewis
George HB. Love
Cio-Tsw
Philip Murray
Blaw-Knox Co
Blaw- Knox
Deara
Murray
Lewis Suggests Mine Seizure By Government
W V Lewis accused steel and coal interests in White Sulphur Springs of blocking settlement of a 23 day coal strike. He warned that government seizure of mines could be necessary if operators refuse terms, noting past Navy operations favored owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
W. V
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Steel
United Time Workers
Navy
Ten Labor Leaders Appeal Conviction In Davion Strike
In Columbus ten leaders of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union file an appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court from contempt convictions dating to the 1969 Univis Lens Co. strike in Davion. They were found guilty of violating a Montgomery County injunction banning forceful entry or exit at the Arms plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Univis Lens Co
Davion
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers’ Union
Ciew
Montgomery Country Common Pleas Court
Rare operation joins girl throat stomach to recover
Lorna Routzah of Franklin D C was born with a rare malformation linking her throat to her stomach. After a six hour surgery at Children’s Hospital and a prior wall-emersion tube, she returned home two weeks later fully alert and functioning. The unnamed Cincinnati General Hospital surgeon called it the third such operation in the U S and warned of a five year follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eke O
Stemrach
Gay
Children’s Hospital
Ate
United States
Lorna
Librarians to Meet in Columbus Ohio on Monday
More than 100 librarians are expected to attend a one day meeting of the Ohio Association of School Librarians at University School in Columbus. Miss Virginia Hollenger of Toledo is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Association of School Librarians
University School
Virginia Hollenger
Toledo
Gymenia Ganu Choral Festival Set at Ohio University
Athens announces the second annual Gymenia Ganu festival for the southeastern Ohio region. The event will be held at Ohio University on November 6 with choral groups from area schools expected to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gymeania Ganu
Ohio
Ohio University
Chest Kickoff Program Set For Monday
Local and imported talent will furnish a two hour show for the 1950 Community Chest drive at Gates school auditorium Monday at 7 30 evening. Barber Shop quartet from Elyria Elks Lodge 465 will perform along with a WEWS Rising Stars revue. Community Chest executive committee will dine with Norris Reder at the Sederis Hotel tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Gates School
Elks
Elyria Elks
Lodge 465
WEWS
Acis
Norris Reder
Eivica Chamber of Commerce
Sederis
Clubs Sponsor Hallowe'en Parade In Elyria
Civic groups plan the annual Hallow een parade for Elyria youngsters with a candy and doughnut party after the Broad street parade. Prizes will honor striking costumes as Paul J. Hardy chairs the 7 30 P M meeting at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Broad Street Pa
Paul J. Hardy
Chamber of Commerce
Senators Reject Olds Nomination to Federal Power Board
The Senate voted 53 to 15 against President Truman’s renomination of Leland Olds to a third term on the Federal Power Commission. Twenty one Democrats joined 32 Republicans opposing Olds, while 13 Democrats and two Republicans supported him. The debate branded Olds as left‑wing by critics and anti‑Communist by supporters.
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Man
Senate
Leland Olds
Federal Power Commission
Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Carl A. Heenfiritz
Olds
William Mr. Bovie, Jr
Mr. Truman
William Langer
N. D
Warne Morse
Ore
Iveresis
Edwin C. Johnson
Colp
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnson
Next Boys State At Camp Perry
The 1950 Buckeye Boys State will move from Ohio Wesleyan University to Camp Perry on Lake Erie near Port Clinton. It will run June 10 to 20 with enrollment based on available supervision and instruction. Camp Perry becomes the fifth new site in 14 years of the Legion program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbu
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
American Legion
Terson
Bors’ State
Ohio National Guard
Port Clinton
Legion
State
Fire Destroys Home of Dr. Carl W. Sawyer
A fire destroyed the home of Dr. Carl W. Sawyer with estimated damage of 10000 dollars. Firemen blame a burning cigarette and say the Sawyers were not home when the blaze broke out yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Carl W. Sawyer
Ben Hindman Honored At Amherst Tuberculosis Dinner
Ben Hindman, executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association since 1933, was honored at the association’s annual dinner at the First Congregational church gym in Amherst. Hindman retires for health reasons, succeeded by Fr. El Albright. The event praised his work and noted TB progress from 50,911 US deaths in 1946 to 29 per 100,000 in 1948, with Ohio and Lorain County figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben” Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculoss and Health Association
First Congregational Church
Amherst
Ben Hindman
Hindman
Association
T. B
A. Nabakowski
Ben
EL Albright
W. R. Morrison
Oberlin
T B
United States
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria Public Schools bond program outlined for voters
The Elyria Board of Education outlines a proposed 3 760 00 bond issue with a detailed cost breakdown on page 15. The plan covers improvements to all public school buildings based on three educational divisions and is supported by research groups from Dia Mate University and associates.
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Elyria
Getiamleed
Dyihity Board of Education
Pace
Indass Chron Ctle
Citizens Adv
Icghiemacher Ik
Elvria
Board of Education
Bureau of Educational Research
Dia Mate University
Legoe
Associates of
Civernati
Kirdercarten Throuean
U S Air Force B-50 crashes near Isleham England
A U S Air Force B-50 bomber with six tons of bombs crashed in a Cambridgeshire field near Isleham in dense fog. All 12 crewmen were killed, witnesses reported rockets fired before impact, and a crater formed as flames were extinguished by local fire and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lakenheath
North Sea
Heligoland
Muss M. Clark
Izleham
Isleham
Cambridgeshire
Air Force
Abel Watkins
American Veterans of World War II Elect Officers
Norman Mechi elected commander of Elyria Post 32 and named officers for the coming year. The post and auxiliary officers will be installed at a joint ceremony on Wednesday October 26 at the post home 400 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Mechi
Elyria
Darle Slutzker
Jack Ramedell
Richard Lehman
F. X Ell
Alvin Saver
Post Auxiliary
Post Home
East Broad Street
June Ell
Marjorie Sluizxer
Marx Karnes
Beverly Lehman
Phiilis Boddy
Royit Cremine
Merian Woodings
Josephine Abbe
Rosemary Rate
City Managers to Meet in Columbus for Ohio Association
Ohio city managers from across the state gather in Columbus for the quarterly meeting of the Ohio City Managers Association. Ross W. Shoemaker of Westerville serves as chairman of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cit
Ohio Cits Managers’ Association
Ross W. Shoemaker
Westerville
Its GREAT To be on the winning team Want Ads
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads invites readers to place ads by calling 44-121 or 44-131. A courteous Want Ad Taker offers help to buyers and sellers for listing unwanted items. Easy steps promise quick results and satisfaction with the advertising process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Civic Drama Guild presents Fair and Warm by Hopwood
The Civic Drama Guild of Newto presents Fair and Warm by Avery Hopwood at Elyna High School Auditorium under the Auspices Fisra Rotary Club. Show runs Saturday October 1 at 8 15 pm with single adult admission $2 and student $1 tax paid. advance sale available.
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Civic Drama Guild of
New To
Avery Hopwood
Fisra Rotary Club
Elyna High School
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