Two Trucks In Wreck On West River Road Collision
A diesel powered dump truck carrying 17 tons of slag and a concrete mixer collided on West River road near Route 82 after the mixer driver Clarence Linderman 22 of Columbia Station said his brake went to the floor. Linderman was treated for injuries while the other driver Robert Rothel 23 escaped injury. The concrete truck belonged to Strongsville Redi-Mix Concrete Co.
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West River Road
Route 2
Clarence Linderman
Berea Hospital
Robert Rothel
Route 82
W. R. Keese
Columbia Station
Robert B. Rothel
East Avenue
Strongsville Redi-Mix Concrete Co
Linderman
Joseph Rosso
Rosso
Progress Report on Parking Survey Findings
Ladislas Segoe and Associates deliver a progress report to Safety Director Dan W. Kothe noting that data from postcards sent to Elyria motorists to determine origins destinations and trip purposes will be summarized this week. The firm is also analyzing meter revenue by block fronts and reports the investigation phase is nearly complete and the project is entering analysis.
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Ladislas Segoe
Red Feather Luncheons Funded By Industrial Groups
Four luncheons will be held during the campaign with no cost to workers. Payments will be provided by generous industrial and business concerns. In prior years workers paid for their own meals at these events.
Ohio Kiwanis Open Four Day State Convention
The Ohio Kiwanis Clubs opened their four day state convention in Cleveland with members gathering for meetings and activities to discuss community projects and goals.
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Ohio Kiwanis Clubs
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiwanis
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Fair tonight cooler than last night. Tuesday cloudy and cooler with scattered showers in the forenoon. High this afternoon 66. Low tonight 45.
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Ohio
Supreme Court Rejects Atom Spy Case Appeals
The Supreme Court refused appeals by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell in the atomic spy case. The decision allows New York to proceed with the Rosenbergs’ death sentence at Sing Sing if no last minute intervention occurs. Kawakita’s similar death sentence was also upheld.
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Supreme Court
Atom
Washington
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Morton Sobell
New York State
New Yor
Federal District Court
Klaus Fuchs
High Court
Rosenbergs
Tomoya Kawakita
E Kawakita
Los Angeles County
U. S
Kawakita
Smith says no Reds in U.S. security agencies
Gen Walter Bedell Smith told the House Un American Activities Committee he knows of no Communist infiltration in U S government security agencies within the United States. He cited past cases and noted possible outside infiltration in Germany Japan and other countries, naming Alger Hiss as a previously exposed Communist figure.
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Philadfiphia
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
U. S.S
United States
Smith
Germany
Japan
Canada
Boy Is Injured In Fall To Floor Of Silo
Robert Schneider, 12, son of Mr and Mrs William Schneider of Sugar Ridge road Elyria an eighth grade student at St Marys school, fell 25 feet to the silo floor while helping his father, sustaining a compound fracture of the right leg and injuries to the left leg. He is at Memorial Hospital in Elyria and expected to be hospitalized a week to 10 days.
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Robert Schneider
Mirs William Schneider
Sugar Ridge Road
Elyria
St. Mary's School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert
Twelve Prizes For Halloween Window Paintings Announced
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Halloween window painting contest running from Oct 27 at 9am to Oct 29 at 3pm. Twelve prizes will be awarded across three sections for grades 5-6, 7-8, and high school, with first to honorable mention prizes. Lou Kaplan chairs the program and school principals supervise areas and windows.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lou Kaplan
JarCees Youth Actives Committee
Bus Strike Looms In Canton City Transit Row
Bus workers and maintenance crews are anticipated to strike in Canton City tomorrow after the AFL drivers' union rejected a proposed contract from Canton City Lines Inc amid tense labor talks and pending service disruptions.
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Caxton
AFL Drovers’ Union
Canton City Lines Inc
Soviet Fighters Fire on US B-29 Over Kurile Islands
Soviet officials claim their fighters opened fire on a US B-29 near the Kurile Islands after the bomber entered Soviet airspace and then departed toward the sea. US sources in Tokyo dispute the claim, saying the plane was in Japanese waters and unarmed.
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Far East
Onokesmen
Tokyo
Kurile Islands
Japan
Elim O'Shaughnessy
George Pushkin
Sunday
Aicraft
Pravda Today
U. S Air Force
State Department
Washington
Visitors View Improvements At Allen School
Open house at Allen School in Elyria highlights modernized facilities added to serve the community. More than 360 visitors toured the building with two short musical programs by the sixth grade chorus and accordion soloists.
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Elylria
Allen
Maynard L. Huene
God of Our Fathers
Liza Jane
J. Martin Beck
Elxria Schoois
Oiliano
Janice George
Elsisse Gilbert
Emogene Pearson
Marvy Opfer
Jane Sefert
Carol Bozvran
Frances Jarres
Grace One
Edith Mathieson
Hope Child May Point to Killer in California Family Slaying
Chester California detectives press hope on a three year old girl to identify the murderer who killed her father two sisters and a playmate. The girl Sondra Young was found alive in the trunk of the grocer's car after the brutal weekend slaying in a western town. Authorities cleared three suspects near Albuquerque as a nationwide alert expands the case.
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Chester
Calif
Dar Ued
West
Gard Young
Jean
Juds
Michael Sarle
Sondra Young
Plumas County
M. H Schooler
Albuquerque
Nit
Driver Falls Asleep And Car Is Wrecked
Obert Eden aged 43 of 229 Griswold road wrecked his car after dozing at a curve on West River road Saturday around 7 p m. The vehicle rolled, Eden crawled out and walked home. Deputies arrested him at 9 30 p m for reckless operation after his car knocked down 25 feet of guard rail. He claimed he tried to call for help but the line was busy.
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Obert Eden
Griswold Road
Eden
West River Road
Sheriffs Department
Joe Mitchell
West River Street
Thomas Dudley
Longfellow Street
Abbe Road
J. Wayne Glass
Cleveland
Grace Cole
Shaker Heights
Sheriff Department
John B Warris
Berea
John Brennan
North Olmsted
W. Robinson
Niagara Fells
Dorothy Bruering
Pyle Road
Sheriffs
Ike Heads South Democrats Still Aim Guns At Nixon
Eisenhower moves through Wyoming and Oklahoma on a 2090 mile campaign flight with a New Orleans speech planned this evening. He faces continued Democratic attacks over Nixon finances and offshore oil ownership debates. Stevenson rests in Springfield as Truman returns to White House duty.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Tidelands
Denver
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Wyoming
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Adlai E. Stevenson
GOP
Stevenson
Springfield
West Coast
Truman
White House
Forty seven Jets In Japan After Record Flight
Forty seven Thunderjets armed in Northern Japan after the longest overwater air-to-air refueling by single engine jets. The F-46s arrived in two sections, flew 2573 miles from Bergstrom AFB Texas with stops in California, Midway, and Honolulu. Air refueling from KB-29 tankers enabled the non stop hop to Japan. First section landed at 11 12 am, second at 12 02 pm.
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Japan
Fucht
Dirksen Sees Eisenhower Victory Ahead at Ohio Rally
Senator Everett Dirksen of Ohio told a capacity Elks Auditorium audience that Eisenhower is the likely winner and urged a Republican Congress to back the president. He recalled Hoover's obstruction by a Democratic House and noted his second Ohio tour with rallies in Elyria Fremont and Toledo. He praised Taft and said he would continue to support the Republican ticket despite not receiving the nomination.
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House
Senate
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Everett McKinley Dirksen
U. S
Ohnos
Elks Auditorium
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
John Garner
Lallies
Fremont
Toledo
Taft
Robert Teit
Dirzsen
Winsis
H Ts
Dirxsen
Begin Repairs On Water Tank In Elyria
Employes of the Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel company will be in Elyria Wednesday to begin repairs on the 1 000 690 gallon water storage tank. Safety Service Director Dan W Rothe was notified today. The job will take almost a week to complete.
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Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company
Elyria
Reyars
Safety Service
Dan W. Rothe
Rothe
Koreans Capture White Horse Mountain After Heavy Battle
Gen James A Van Fleet praised the South Korean 9th Division for a tremendous victory recapturing all ground lost in a bloody week long action on White Horse Mountain. Red forces attacked with TNT charges and mortars but were repelled as Allied lines held firm.
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Seoul
Korea
James A. Wang
Divizion
White Horse Mountain
21 Men Leave For Physical Examinations
Draft board records show 21 men sent for pre induction physicals. Clerk Lerain Courts Draft Board No. 75 notes transfers from other boards. The group leader is Ernest Mahrn of 614 West Avenue.
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Ldise Ctherne McKee
Lerain Courts
Grip
Ernest Maiharn
West Averue
Clambake and Classified Ad Tips in Local Notice
A fragmented clipping encourages readers to place effective ads via Want Ads and Classifed Ads, and promotes winterizing cars at Economy Motors. It lists a clambake event on Wednesday Oct 15 from 7 36 to 10 pm hosted by Knights of St John at 281 1844 E 28th St Lorain and provides contact details for ticket sales.
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Knights of St John
Lorain
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