Ike Attacks Adlai on Tidelands in Texas Speech
Dwight D. Eisenhower dismissed Adlai Stevenson's push for federal control of the Tidelands as a shakedown. In Houston he framed the issue as a states rights battle, warning against a powerful Washington bureaucracy and urging governance from state and local levels. He claimed Texas leaders backed him, aiming to capitalize on discontent among Texas Democrats.
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Houston
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Esenhower
Washington
Tidelands
Jevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
America
Stevenson Frames Prosperity and Peace as Fundamental Campaign Issues
Adlai E. Stevenson declared peace and prosperity the two fundamental issues of the campaign. He accused Republicans of opposing measures to ensure both goals with blind fury. In Casper he outlined a partnership model between government and private enterprise and criticized GOP slogans. He spoke during a five day West Coast swing, noting Republicans avoid discussions of issues.
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Casper
Woo
Adlai E. Stevenson
West Coast
Jevenson
GOP
Stevenson
Union Official John Whitelock Dies in California
John Whitelock 55 longtime secretary measurer of International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 571 died Sunday in Los Angeles after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was born February 12 1897 in Cleveland and lived in Elyria 15 years. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 p m at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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John Whitelock
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Los Angeles
Calif
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
Whitelock
Garry
Edward
Russell
Charles
George
Alice McDonald
Euclid
Ohio
Joseph Whitelock
Pike Board Opens First Bids Tomorrow for Toll Project
Ron Renee will be opened tomorrow for the first major pennant contract on the Oro Turnpike project number 1. A special meeting of the Ohio Turnpike Commission will award the substructure contract for a 2700 foot bridge over the Cuyahoga River in Summit County.
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Ron Renee
Ohio Tuannpike Commission
Cuyehoga River
Summ County
Northeastern Ohio Weather and Job Ad Note
Cloudy and cooler conditions with a low around 45 tonight and rain on Wednesday. A watchmaker position is advertised by Lorain's largest jewelry store offering a very excellent salary, apply at 575 Broadway.
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Ohio
Lorain
Broadway
Lora Adv
Lions Again To Sponsor Home Show In March
The Elyria Lions Club announces the 1953 Home and Better Living Show to run March 10 through 14 at Roll Arena from 7 30 to 10 30 p m each evening. Co chairmen are Joseph E Smith and Dr E H Weingarten with Harold Gramm of G M G Associates managing. The event expands on last year with more space and a grander decorative scheme.
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Elyria Lion’s Club
Roll Arena
Joseph E. Smith
E. H. Weingarten
Lions
Harold Gramm
G. M. G. Associates
Model Flier Killed by High Tension Line
Lancaster reports Joseph E Green a 24 year old man died when the model air plane he controlled with steel wires looped across a high tension line carrying 6900 volts electrocuted him instantly late yesterday.
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Lancaster
Joseph E Green
Green
UN Meets as U S Soviet clash looms over Korea and Cold War
The United Nations General Assembly opens in its new East River complex as delegations from 60 nations and 316 guests fill the hall. Tension simmers over Korea and Cold War divides with protesters near Vishinsky’s delegation and praise for UN aims from Ambassador Warren Austin and New York Mayor Impellitteri.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
New York
East River
Russia
United States
Korea
Furst Avenue
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kremlin
Ukrainian Democratic Youth Association
Vishinsky
Vincent R. Impelatteri
Assembly
Center of Hope
Austin
Warren R. Austin
Rock of
Manhattan
U. N
Count Bernadotte
Palestine
Court Of Appeals To Hear O Leary Case
The court of appeals will hear arguments in Akron on October 30 in the appeal of Michael O Leary a Sheffield Lake real estate operator convicted November 16 1951 of giving false testimony before the grand jury in a Sheffield Lake land deal involving an $8000 site purchase for a sewage disposal plant His penitentiary sentence by Judge John Puin cura was stayed pending appeal The case had been set for today and was continued for Akron argument at the defendant’s Cleveland attorneys request.
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Court of Appeals
Akron
Michael O'Leary
Sheffield Lake
Grand
Olesry
John Puincura
Cleveland
PTA Councils Sponsor Health Conference in County
Two large county parent teacher groups announce a health conference to implement a state and national program. Coordinating sponsors are the Council of Parent-Teacher Associations and the Laurin County Council with officers and health committee members to participate.
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Teday
Iy Council of Parent- Teacher Associatons
Lorain County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Wll
Air Force Officers Defend Korean Air Campaign
Air Force officers praised Gen Clark and Gen Van Fleet in response to Marine Corps commandant Gen Shennerd who called the Korean air effort a fizzle. They cited satisfaction toward Far East and Eighth Army leaders after a battlefield visit by Air Secretary Finletter to counter Shepherd's criticism of air operations.
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Washington
Marx W Clark
James A. van Fleet
Lemuel C. Shennerd, Jr
Marine Corps
Far East
Eighth Army
Thomas K. Finletter
Shepherd
U. S
Ant
Reds
Dirksen Ventilates Record of Corruption at Elks
Senator Everett Dirksen assailed Washington corruption in a noon address at the Elks auditorium attended by about 600. He targeted the RFC linking it to corruption at the White House, cited the O Dwyer case and New York graft probes, and accused the administration of protecting wrongdoers. He also questioned Camp Crowder leases and Missouri vote prosecutions, arguing the president’s political circle bears blame.
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Eisenhower
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Washington
Elks Auditorium
Iinois
White House
RFC
Dirksen
Truman
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Presdent Truman
O'Daver
New York
Kansas City
Moris Milligan
Hearing Set on Lorain Gas Rates in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission ordered a hearing for December 16 in Columbus on Lorain gas rates. Ohio Fuel Gas Co seeks higher rates than Lorain City Council set, arguing current prices are too low to allow a reasonable profit.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Lawyer Says Lias Will Testify In Tax Claim Case
West Virginia gambler William G. Lias will testify tomorrow or Thursday in the government's 2.85 million tax claim against him. Attorney Charles J. Margiotti said Lias was asked by phone to come to Washington from Wheeling to testify before the U.S. Tax Court. Margiotti previously indicated he would call Lias again only next year.
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Lias
Ashington
William G
Big Bil
West Virginia
Charlies J. Margiotti
Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
United States Tax Court
Margiotti
Labor dispute shifted to Washington last week
Cleveland reports a major construction industry labor dispute affecting about 305955 workers. The stalled talks moved to Washington for settlement after a ten day delay, with unions and contractors holding firm positions as negotiators seek a new agreement.
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Cleveland
Launderteria Opens All Day Wednesday at Cedar Street
Local laundromat Launderteria announces new hours with open service all day Wednesday at 113 Cedar Street. Community members can drop off and use machines, while staff provide wash and dry options. Supporters invite residents to visit for extended weekday access.
Red Feather Campaign Costs and Pledge Drive Details
This 1953 campaign reports a total cost of 36 percent of the goal with 137392 dollars raised and 4960 dollars spent outside core fundraising. It notes in house planning pledge cards displays pamphlets and programs while no out of town fundraising services were bought. Previous campaigns cost up to 15 percent and 19 agencies are referenced. See 1122 East River St for an event 7 9 pm promoting a new six room one floor home.
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East River St
Plans For Hallowe'en Parade Progressing In Elyria
Elyria groups coordinate parade plans for Halloween eve October 29 with Robert Fox and George Shattered leading committees. Volunteers from PTA YWCA Lions Club and veterans groups organize judging booths traffic safety bands and first aid station. prizes funded by PTA for best costumes and school participation.
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Elyria
Robert Fox
Gre Vr
George
Cnarese
Ely Park
PTA
Fox
Women's Club
Quote Club
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Lions Club
Elytia Fire Fighters
Robert Curtis
George Wilson
Ely
Elytia Woman's Club
Elyria Police Department
CSO
Joseph Boddy
Little Joes Electrical
CIO
Body Of Airman Arrives Today
Oberlin reports the body of Airman 3-C Gilbert y Hele arriving in Elyria this afternoon. He died last Tuesday at Westover AFB Massachusetts while en route to Korea. Services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Cowling-Sedgman Funeral Home Oberlin with military rites by the Oberlin Post of the Pearljean Legion at South Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Gilberty Hele
Westover Air Force Base
Alassachusetts
Elyria
Cowling-Sedgman
Nel
Frances
Robert
Barbara
Dearnport
Mier
Korea
Cochine-Sedzman
Chave McCracken
Christ Episcopal Church
Pea Jean Legion
Murray Ridge
Faces Charge Of Traffic Manslaughter
Lorey Williams age 28 from Cleveland is under arrest on a traffic manslaughter charge in the death of Rae Be Shee. Williams allegedly collided with a tree on Stoner Road near 4th yesterday, driving from East JIStH Street. He awaits arraignment at the county jail, with a planned court appearance and possible bond.
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Lorey Williams
Jisth
Cleveland
Cemutw
Tate
Stoner R
C. Lord
Elyria Council OKs Turnpike Route Engineering Study
At a special meeting Elyria City Council authorized emergency legislation to hire Wilbur Watson and Associates for engineering review of the Ohio Turnpike route through Elyria. The contract, not to exceed 7000 dollars, will be paid from the General Fund. Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe said the contract will be let immediately to start work promptly.
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Elvira
Safety Service
Wilbur Watson and Associates
Elyria
Dan W. Kothe
Russia Rejects Kennan Recall Demand as Diplomatic Crisis Deepens
Moscow refuses to withdraw its demand for the recall of U S Ambassador George F Kennan and accuses him of likening Western diplomats' isolation to Nazi Germany. Washington offers no comment on the note but may issue a statement later. The exchange follows Oct 3 and Oct 8 notes.
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Russia
U.S
George F Kennan
Washington
State Department
Kennan
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
U. S
Ussr
United States
Advisory Group For Bond Issue Meets Thursday
The Citizens Advisory Committee for the School Bond Issue holds its first general meeting Thursday evening October 16 at 8 15 in Room 107 Technical Building Eyria High School. Norris Ryder chairman says the session will report progress by subcommittees organizing the campaign to carry the 3 006 000 bond issue.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Eyria High School
Norris Ryder
Beit
WSB To Meet Tonight On Soft Coal Contracts
Washington Board schedules a special session to consider new soft coal contracts amid miner unrest. Industry leaders and John Lewis hint a wage boost up to 190 dollars per day, with many miners threatening strikes as October pay looms.
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WSB
John L. Lews
Ulinoais
Ed Tert Bes
Allied Assault Halts Triangle Hill Battle in Korea
UN infantry, tanks, artillery and air power attacked Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge near Kumhwa. Sniper Ridge fell after six hours, while Triangle remained under Communist defense with about 200 troops on the crest and thousands more in tunnels atop Mount Papa nearby. Counterattacks were anticipated as Reds boosted defenses.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Kumhwa
Triangle Hill
Iron Triangle
Sniper Ridge
Triangle
Jane Russell
Sandy Ridge
Triangel
Mount Papa
Coast Guard Searched Lake Erie for Industrialist Missing From Sloop
The Coast Guard cutter Raw from Cleveland hunted Lake Erie about 12 miles north of Huron for O. L. Daily, head of Caio M Machine Products, who vanished after falling from a 42 foot auxiliary sloop while sailing from Put-in-Bay to Cleveland with three companions. Crew members said they could not handle the boat in heavy seas and wind, tossed two life preservers, and tried to reach Daily before losing him in the turbulent water. The other men were George Sanger, Clyde Austin, and another Cleveland resident. Repeated calls to Lorain coast guardsmen reported a distress sighting off Delaware Avenue, six city blocks east of the Lorain station, with sails dragged in the water. Continued on Page 2.
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Coast Guard
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Huron
O. L. Daily
Caio M Machine Products Co
Put-in-Bay
Deliv
Sith Sar
Coast
Trey
George Sanger
Sniwand
Lens
Vain
Anton
Avi Ich Street
Weens St
Clyde Austin
Crawford Read
Lorain
Longest MLB game ends in 1 1 draw after 26 innings
In a 26 inning marathon on May 1 1920 Brooklyn and Boston tied 1 1 when darkness halted play. The chronicle calls attention to Want Ads for selling household items and encourages calling 4751 to craft effective ads for quick results.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Chronicle-Telegram
Island home for rent near Fort Lauderdale
Florida rental notice seeks an island home in Fort Lauderdale for January through February to March 15. The ad directs inquiries to Chronicle Telegram Box A674.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Jan
Chronicle- Telegram
Ady
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