Dewey Warren Leading In 27 States In Latest Poll
The latest poll shows Dewey and Warren ahead in twenty seven states outside the south, while Truman and Barkley lead in five. Wallace representation narrows gaps as trends shift. In the south Dewey leads Virginia with 11 electoral votes, with other states unsettled.
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Thurmond
Crossley Incorporated
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Middle Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
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Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
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Butts Elected Head of Red Cross Board in Elyria
R. W. Butts, longtime Ohio Public Service Company executive, was elected chairman of the Elyria American Red Cross chapter board. George C. Calvert becomes vice chairman, Lowell Sellers treasurer, and Miss Lizzie Hahn reelected secretary.
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R. W. Butts
Commercial Department
Ohio Public Service Company
Ohio
Elyria American Red Cross
George C. Calvert
Lowell Sellers
Lizzie Hahn
Harlo McNally
Weather forecast for Cleveland area this weekend
Northeast Ohio sees clear skies and warmer conditions this afternoon with a quick rise in temperatures. Tonight will be milder but not cool, with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer, winds picking up in the afternoon. Lows near 48 and highs around 70.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Porterhouse Steaks At The Clevelander
Local ad promoting daily porterhouse steaks at the Clevelander located at 111 Cedar. Wording emphasizes memorable real steak and casual dining vibe.
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Clevelander
Lorain County Men Plan Findlay Farm Tour by Bus
Three buses will carry Lorain County business men and farmers to Findlay for a Hancock County Farmers Club visit as part of forming a Lorain County Farmers Club within Elyria Chamber of Commerce. Eighty four registrations include 54 from the Implement Dealers Association and 30 from the Elyria Chamber.
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Elyria
Findlay
Hancock County Farmers Club
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Farmers Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Implement Dealers Association
Elyria Savings and Trust
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Wilbur H. Gaston
EHS Band Salutes Chest Campaign At Ely Stadium
Elyria high school band to perform between halves of Elyria Youngstown South football game tonight. The program features a Red Feather formation and national hymns to promote Community Chest, with J E Glass speaking and plans for school events next week.
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Elyria
Youngstown
J. E. Glass
Community Chest
Chest
Harold H. Eibling
Chest Campaign
Chest Rally Opens Campaign at Ely Stadium
The 1949 Elyria Community Chest opening rally shifts to Ely Stadium from the high school auditorium if weather permits due to high demand for tickets. 800 more tickets are being printed. if weather fails, the rally moves to the high school auditorium with first come, first served entry. The event starts at 6 30 p.m. Monday to kick off the drive for 97 867 dollars for 14 Red Feather services.
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Elyria
Ely Stadium
Ralph E. Tibball
Community Chest
Red Feather
Pioneers vs South South football game score service
Elsha High's Pioneers meet Youngstown South's guidens in a scholastic football game at Ely Stadium tonight. Chronicle-Telegram will provide live score for those unable to attend. Call 44-111, 44-121, 44-131, 44-161, 44-171, 44-181 or 44-391 after 8:30 for updates.
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Youngstown South
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Chronicle-Telegram
County official notes drainage work on Route 254
County Commissioner Oscar C. Dunn reports the state highway department will improve drainage along the north side of Route 254 from West River Road to Pearl Road. Work includes cleaning drain tile and installing catch basins every 200 feet after Dunn had called attention to the road’s poor condition.
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Q Oscar CG. Dunn
State Highway Department
Route 254
West River Road
Pearl Road
State Departments
Dunn
Truman blasts Dewey on atomic energy campaign issue
President Truman, en route to Indianapolis, challenges Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s call to free atomic energy from government control. He brands nuclear development a public trust and accuses Dewey of dangerous ignorance. Truman warns against private exploitation by GOP interests.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
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Milwaukee
Dewey
Phoenix
United States
Republican Party
Dr Myers Named Medical Adviser To Draft Board
Dr Ben V Myers of 908 Park Avenue was named medical adviser to Selective Service Board No 72 by President Truman on Gov Thomas Herbert's recommendation. A Miami University and University of Cincinnati medical school graduate, Myers served as lieutenant colonel and commanded the 135th General Hospital in England during 16 months overseas. He returned to civilian life in 1947 and will help screen men to reduce medical rejections at Cleveland examining stations.
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Park Avenue
Selective Service Board No. 72
Truman
Thomas Herbert
Myers
Army Medical Corps
Ife
135Th General Hospital
England
Miami University
University of Cincinnati Medical School
St. Tauke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Selective Service Board
Dewey Bids For Votes Of Liberals EN ROUTE WITH DEWEY
Governor Dewey campaigns in Minnesota to win liberal votes and aid Sen. Ball reelection. He spoke in Missouri, attacking the Truman administration for poor governance and pledging a strong foreign policy and farm policy while on a 10 state tour.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Minnesota
Joseph H. Ball
GOP
Gopher
Missouri
Truman
Kansas City
New York
St. Paul
Paul E Lockwood
Lockwood
Injuries Fatal To Elyria Man
Roy Lee Davis aged 50 of 651 East River Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being crushed under a boxcar at the New York Central freight station Oct 3. He suffered a crushed thigh and hemorrhage. Born in Rockwell Texas, he worked as a factory machine operator in Elyria and belonged to First Baptist Church Cleveland Oklahoma. Survived by six children Nelson Coffeyville Kan Ned Stillwater Okla Owain Velma Ladena Gary Lee two grandsons a brother W D Davis Davenport Wash and a sister Ais OlL Hades Sylphs Okla. Body to Sudra-Curtis Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
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East River Street
New York Central
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rockwell
Texas
First Baptist Church
Cleveland
Okla
Robert Davis
Nelson
Coffeyville
Kan
Ned
Stillwater
Owain
Velma
Ladena
Gary Lee
Elyria
W. D. Davis
Davenport
Wash
Ais
Oll Hades
Sylphs Okla
Sudra-Curtis Funeral Home
The Reason Why Your Paper Arrived Late Chronicle Telegram
Some Chronicle Telegram readers received their papers late due to a paper shortage. Adjustments to machinery for varying widths and thicknesses caused delays. The paper notes it is working to resolve the issue while mentioning new 14 horsepower electric motors available through Banker Electric Service.
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Banker Electric Service
W. Broad
Wallace Attacks Right Wing of Labor In Milwaukee Speech
Wallace criticizes labor misleaders and labels officials of the United Automobile Workers led by Walter Reuther as appeasers. He also targets President Truman as timid and captive to Wall Street. He tours Chicago area labor supporters and outlines his peace advocacy and electoral impact.
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Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Milwaukee
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Dalton
Labor
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
CIO
Fire damages two family home on Bond Street
A blaze of unknown origin heavily damaged the two story residence at 512 Bond Street owned by G H Mc Farland. Fire Chief W N Bates estimated losses could reach 800 to 1000 dollars. McFarland and tenants were away. the first floor contents and portions of the living room, bedroom, and kitchen suffered smoke and heat damage. Funeral services were set for Louis Reuter 89 who was killed when struck by a motorcycle yesterday in Wheeling West Virginia. A Legion dance for members only was announced.
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G. H. McFarland
W. N. Bates
McFarland
McFarlad
Jacl Ruth
Wheeling
W. Va
TL Louis Reuter
Virgil Tryas
Bellaire
Ohio
Four Cars Damaged In Western Street Collision
Four cars were damaged and two people suffered minor injuries in a collision on Cleveland street at 3 40 p m yesterday. A car driven by D H Stineway stopped for traffic causing Dean Phillips and Harold Gates to stop. A following car driven by Mrs Phyllis Jones collided with Gates and cascaded into Phillips and Stineway, injuring Gates and a baby. All cars were headed west.
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D. H. Stineway
Cleveland
Dean Phillips
Lorain
Harold Gates
West River Street
Phyllis Jones
San Rafael
Calf
Gates
Phillips
Phillip
Stineway
Jones
Frank Vail
Court Street
J. C. Weller
H. R. Gates
Michel Bozick
Charles Court
U S Rejects Russian Disarmament Plan In UN Debate
The United States rejected Russia's proposal as absurd and unacceptable until the Soviet Union opens its borders and withdraws fifth column forces worldwide. Frederick Osborne questioned Russia's expansionism and urged assurances that no nation arms secretly behind an iron curtain as Western powers prep a Berlin blockade debate. Dr Ralph Bunche urged a firm peace in the Holy Land as the UN committee continued.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Frederick Osborne
Osborne
Berlin
Security Council
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Russians Refuse UN Berlin Questions in Security Council
In Paris the Soviet Union defied the United Nations Security Council by saying it would not answer questions about the Berlin crisis. Andrei Vishinsky ended a sit-down strike to declare the Soviet position and rejected council probes for more information, denouncing the move as bait.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Andrei Vishinsky
Security Council
Council
Vishinsky
City Employees May Get Bonus At Year s End
Elyria officials project about 26 000 more from real estate and personal tax sources this year than initial estimates. Council favors a year end bonus plan if a balance exists, though city auditor Ellsworth Athelt cautions the extra funds may not yield a substantial end of year balance. A meeting of department heads is set to discuss the financial outlook and salary requests.
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Elyria City
Frank Ayres
Kenneth Lord
Ellsworth Athell
Atheit
Henry W. Ault
Classifieds Offer Ad Help for Selling Items
Inflation hits the Chronicle Telegram ads as readers are urged to place want ads. Prospective sellers are promised faster service by calling 44 121 or 44 131 to have an ad taken and connected with buyers for used goods including store fixtures and a typewriter baby carriage.
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