Chest Drive For 107 850 Now In Full Swing
Elyria begins its 1950 Chest Drive with 1200 volunteers mobilizing to raise 107 850 for 15 Red Feather agencies. George S. Cole Jr. kicks off the 34th annual drive at Elyria High School with a talent show headlined by Lynn Sheldon. Cole urges one pledge card per family and contact at workplaces to speed contributions. The campaign runs until October 24 with report meetings and a victory luncheon planned.
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Community Chest
Elyria
Elyria High School
Norris Ryder
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Earl Fauver
George S. Cole, Jr
Burton I. Ohlemacher
Courtney Kirby
Red Feather Health
Cam
Paign
Cleveland
W. L
Duke) Lidyard
Lynn Sheldon
Cole
Kirby Cole
The
Chest
Former Welfare Director Sent To Lima Hospital
Floyd Shaw, 65, former county welfare director, was committed to Lima State Hospital by Judge D A Cook after a hearing where medical testimony argued he is not sane. Shaw, under indictment for bribery tied to relief handling, pleaded innocent. trial deferred until sanity is restored. Dr. Karnosh testified dementia stemming from senility.
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Floyd Shaw
Lima State Hospital
D. A. Cook
Shaw
Lima Staw Hospital
affisJavit
Wayne Black
Lews Karnosh
Noied Cleve
Karnoshaid
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook This Week
Pair and continued warm conditions in Northeastern Ohio today and tonight with little temperature change. Low tonight around 55 and high Wednesday near 78. Temperatures expected well above normal with sunny weather and no significant precipitation. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Cincinnati to Launch Atomic Defense Program Lectures
Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials plan the area’s first practical civilian defense program against an atomic attack. Two-a-night lectures will be held for safety and public health groups starting October 23 at the University of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
University of Cincinnati
28 Killed in British Air Crash Near London
A two engine British airliner crashed near London after failing to return to Northolt airport from a London to Renfrew flight. 28 of 29 aboard were killed. one survivor unconfirmed. The crash occurred in a northern London suburb after engine trouble and a request to return to Northolt.
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London
Northolt
Scotland
Civil Air Ministry
Renfrew
Dangerous Small Hurricane Roars Toward Florida
A dangerous small hurricane with 110 mph winds neared Florida as residents rushed safety measures ahead of an afternoon deadline. The storm was curving northwest toward Fort Myers and lay about 160 miles south-southeast of Miami, with forecasters warning it could intensify.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Playground
Weather Bureau
Fort Myers
Grady Norton
Keys
Polluted Streams Show No September Improvement in Ohio
Northern Ohio reports September pollution no better despite a $100000 Lake Erie survey. Water chief Youngquist cites Cleveland beaches in bad shape with thousands of tons of silt dumped weekly. Eastern beaches acceptable biologically while Grand River shows chloride and chromium. Silt likely from upstream plants. Maumee tests reveal a freight-train length of sediment. Marion backs continuing the survey with possible legislative funding.
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Columbus
Grand River
Lake Erie
Maumee
Youngquist
A. W. Marion
State Department of Natural Resources
Marion
Dulles and Vishinsky Hold Private UN Talk at Lake Success
At Lake Success New York John Foster Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky met with Jacob Malik for about 30 minutes. They declined to reveal topics but an American spokesman said the discussion covered the American plan to place military forces at the UN General Assembly to act against aggressors when the Security Council veto blocks action. The talks aimed at narrowing differences on a peace resolution and included Dulles presenting a statement the Russians reviewed. Separately the United States proposed a Korean rehabilitation agency under an agent-general to manage relief, submitted to the Economic and Social Council for possible General Assembly adoption.
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Lake Success
N. Y
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
State Department
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
General Assembly
Security Council
Dulles
Vishinsky
United Action For
Wartorn Asiatic Peninsula
Economic and Social Council
U. S
Elyria Council Defers Rent Control Action
The Elyria city council voted six to three to defer any decision on extending rent control to July 1, 1931. The deferment, urged by Solicitor Richard Baire, aims to await potential federal rent control legislation. The measure expires December 31 unless extended, with opponents James Scott Kenneth Lord and Walter Decker voting no.
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Elyria
Richard Baire
James Scott
Kenneth Lord
Walter Decker
Lord
Skipper's Body Recovered From Sunken Ship
The body of Capt Horace Johnson, 46, of Monroe Michigan, who went down with the sandsucker John AldKerchey in Lake Erie, was recovered. A diver found Johnson in the pilot house clutching the wheel as the vessel sank near Lorain harbor. The NeKesx ches crew was saved by a Coast Guard boat. the ship sank after attempting to beach. Coast Guard investigation opened. vessel owned by Kelley Island Time & Transpon Co. Officials had heard retirement plans.
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Lorain, O
Horace
Johnson
Monroe
Mich
Lake Erie
John AldKerchey
Lorain Harbor
Ebright to Speak at Lorain County Luncheon
Ohio treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Don Ebright will be guest of honor at a noon luncheon Thursday at the Elks club ballroom. Sponsored by the Lorain County Independent Ebright for Governor Committee, about 150 people are expected with Charles Clark and Paul Corbin as co chairmen.
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Don Ebright
Ohio
Elks Club
Lorain County
Ebright
Charles Clark
Paul Corbin
Elyria Council Debates Master Plan And Street Additions
City leaders discussed the master plan for Elyria with Legoe and Associates and planned a briefing by planning engineers. They approved new city streets Samuel Courtland Laura and Jean and considered zoning changes on Fourth Street alley while delaying a decision pending planners. Additional actions included 120 more parking meters and paving of several streets.
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Elyria
Fourth Street
Ralph Terry
Legoe and Associates
Cincinnati
Henry W. Ault
Middle
Ault
Lorain Glass Co
Samuel Street
Courtland Street
Laura
Jean
Dale Kellogg
John McDonough
Aust
Seven Medical Men Registered Here
Seven men in the Bivria area registered in a special call to provide additional medical personnel for the military. Dr Ben V Miers supervised screenings. four of six applicants qualified for service and will undergo preinduction physicals.
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Fisnia Draft Board
Bivria
Mascachusetts
Elyria
Twenty Three Elyria Men Are Inducted For Duty
Twenty three local men from the Elyria area were inducted for duty in the armed forces on October 13. The Elyria draft board released the list of registrants, naming each man with street or avenue addresses and some associated details. The report includes men from Elyria and nearby towns, with several individuals later noted as residing in other places.
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Elyria
Roy E. Kudrin
Griswold Road
Keith Bligh
Wellington
Charles D. Banks
Grafton
Bilh R. Seror
Rochester
Willan Carr
Alan W. Sidh
Gerald K. Phil
Cotyp
Ferguson vows independence in two Elyria talks
Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson told Elyria audiences he would be the freest United States Senator ever and would take orders from no one. He predicted beating Taft by more than 250000 votes and denounced the taft campaign as dirty. He urged vigilant ballot counting and attacked newspapers and his opponent on multiple issues.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Elyria
United States
Senate
Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Elks Marine Room
Elyria and
Lorain County
Democratic Organization
Lorain County Court House
Taft
Ohio
New Soviet Made Guns In Captured War Booty
United Nations forces report capture of Soviet made guns in North Korea with a 1950 date stamp. The booty includes rifles with Russian markings, batteries dated February 1950, and weapons bearing factory stamps. The Won refinery area shows Russian signs and more operating instructions in Russian inside gates.
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Toryoq
Walli
United Nations
Korey Sh
Busan
Tam
North Korea
Noth Korea
Russia
J Can
Rieare
T Alsa Can Russan Mise
Korea
Wonsar
North
Feagne
Wonan
Orient
AIO Eersaat Tmsians
Allied Drive to Pyongyang Joins Coastal Push to East
News reports from the Korean front say U S and Korean Republican forces broke toward Pyongyang from three directions with a 50 mile advance by the U S 1st Cavalry. They overran mountain hamlets and surged toward the capital while scouts noted large enemy movements along northern roads.
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Pyongyang
Korea
U. S. 8Th Army
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Pyong Yang
U. S. 1St Cavalry
1St Cavalry
Hwangyu
Pyong
Se Sun Kun
Korean Republican Army
Kim I Sung
North Korea
Manchuria
U. S
Truman To Deliver Long Awaited Forest Report Tonight
President Truman plans a comprehensive address to the nation tonight outlining forest policy and broader American priorities. The report follows previous remarks on Far East policy and domestic economic issues, signaling a focus on national unity and postwar planning.
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San Francisco
Truman
United States
Presiden
Far East
Foemosa
Douglas MacArthur
Elyria Youth Shot By Officer Reported
A Elyria youth was shot by a police officer in a reported incident described in a fragmentary notice. The text references local events and deliveries at Markham's on October 18 with addresses and names appearing in scattered form.
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Elyria
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