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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1951

Page

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Elyria Plans Annual Hallowe'en Parade and Party

Elyria announces the 1951 Hallowe en Parade on Wednesday October 31 at 7 30 p m. A civic celebration committee formed with Ernest Seabold named general chairman. George Tattersall will head the cider and doughnuts stand with volunteers from luncheon clubs and service groups assisting. The parade includes auxiliary tots and prizes judged by a panel.

Elyria Hallowe'en Ernest Seabold Elyria Kiwanis Club George, Tattersall Ely Park Tattersall Han Parent- Teacher Association Elysia Junnior Women’s, Club W.C.A Quota Joseph Boddy J.C Elyria Police Elyria Junior Chamber of Commercee Amirets C.I0

Two-Car Crash Injures Woman Near Ben Bauman Pinch

A two car collision on Route 113 near the Ben Bauman Pinch injures Mrs. John Bau man 70 of Route 113. She is taken to Amherst Hospital with a possible hip fracture. The other vehicle was driven by Howard Gould and involved Blake Steele 17 of Herietta. Gould and his wife Helen were en route to Gould home when the collision occurred. The Gould car was heavily damaged and the Steele car demolished.

Birmingham John Bauman Route 113 Here Amherst Hospital Ben Bauman Lake Erie

Truman Not Ready To Tell 1952 Plans

President Truman declined to reveal his 1952 bid or schedule, saying he will announce plans after finalizing legislative goals. He discussed Boyle’s resignation health issues, a potential whistle stop tour, and kept decisions on timing to himself, noting he will act when politically expedient.

Truman Washington Willj Taft William M. Boyle Boyle Ales Ing Federal Communications Commission New York

Dedication of St Jude's Church and School

Archbishop Hoban will celebrate a high pontifical Mass for the dedication of St. Jude's church and school in Elyria Sunday at 10 AM. Msgr. Newton will preach. About 50 clergy will participate in a procession and Mass. Assisting priest is Fr Budny. deacon Fr Gallagher. sub-deacon Fr Dietz. Deacons honored include Fr Schwartz and Fr Lehane. Masters of ceremony are Fr Saunders and Rev Reichlin with Fr Carrabine. Continued on page 2.

Edward F. Hoban Lawrence Budny Holy Cross Church James Gallagher St. Agines Church Frederick Dietz Minerty St. Mary's Parish John: Schwartz Joseph Lehane Elyria District Catholic Mser Kenneth: Saunders St. John’s Cathedral Cleveland Urban‘ Reichlin John A. Carrabine St. Jude's

Northeastern Ohio Outlook Heats Up with Pleasant Week Ahead

Fair continued warm trend for Northeastern Ohio continues this afternoon tonight and Friday with highs near 79 and a low around 56. Floral advertising notes wedding arrangements offered by Darek Florist at 322 Broad with phone 2132 offering services for brides and bridesmaids.

Ohio Darek Florist Ady

Lutherans To Meet In Ohio Convention On Wittenberg Campus

About 500 young Lutherans from Ohio will convene October 26 to 28 at Wittenberg College in Springfield for the Ohio Luther League annual gathering of the United Lutheran Church in America. Russell Hixon of Youngstown, a Wittenberg sophomore, serves as convention chairman.

Springfield Wittenberg College Ohio Luther League of the United Lutheran Church In America Russell Hixon Wittenberg Youngstown

Industrial Firms Boost Elyria Chest Campaign Pledges

Industrial firms in Elyria report a strong lift in pledges toward the Community Chest goal of 130,157 as corporate supporters increase contributions. Ten firms raised their gifts, including Westinghouse Air Brake and Brown-Lipe Chapin, with total 1952 pledges reaching 12,735 and partial reports showing 46 percent of the Industrial Division quota. A second luncheon is set for tomorrow at the YMCA with Harry Hyman to speak.

Elyria Community Chest YM. C. A Harry Hyman Elyria West United Defense and Cerebral Palsy AMS Richard Stith Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company Brown-Lipe- “Chapin Colson Corporation Concrete Masonry Corporation Couch- Uthe Company Harshaw Chemical Co Ic. A. Olsen Company Troxel Manufacturing Company Worthington Ball Company Henry Irish

Court Won't Review Killinger Death Sentence

Ohio Supreme Court refused to review the lower court ruling that condemned Gerald Killinger to death for fatally shooting Medina farmer Harold Mast. At the time of the crime Killinger was 17, acting with motive tied to a plan by Max Amerman to wed Mast's wife. Gov Lausche had granted a brief stay pending the appeal.

Columbus Gerald Ailing Jr Medina Harold Mast Todaxy Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Westernay Killinger Mast Max Amerman Randi Amerman

Truce Talks Resume Hopes Rise at Panmunjom

UN liaison officers voiced optimism after a 105 minute meeting with Communist reps in Panmunjom. They announced grounds for hope and outlined a revised compromise proposal to create three mile neutral zones around Munsan and Kaesong, down from five miles.

Munsan Korea United Nations Uoon U.S Andrew J. Kinney James C. Murray Panmunjom Ehaesong Chang Chun San Chang Iit Kaesong Reds United States Russia

U S Atomic Weapons Ready For Battle Targets

Washington reports a moderate stockpile of battlefield atomic weapons ready for immediate use in Korea if U S high command chooses to strike at Chinese forces Their design focuses on destroying armies or parts rather than cities and they differ from artillery or guided warheads Officials stress their availability and intent as battlefield tools.

Washington Korea U. S High Command

West Virginian elected national commander of The American Legion

Delegates at the 33rd annual American Legion convention expected to name Donald R. Wilson of Clarksburg West Virginia as national commander. The 34 year old lawyer, a Princeton graduate and former chairman of the National Foreign Affairs commission, is viewed as a sure choice. The program also includes reports from the security commission on military and naval affairs the Merchant Marine and civil defense.

Miami Fla American Legion Donald R. Wilson Clarksburg W. Va Chese Euga A. Campbell Honama Lesson Auxiliary Jst Auxiliary Wilson Louis Johnson Legion Erle Cocke, Jr Dawson Alvin M. Owsley Texas Detroit Army Europe Princeton North Atlantic Senate Foreign Relations Committee National Foreign Affairs Commission Chamber of Commerce of West Virginia Security Commission Military Affairs Naval Affairs Merchant Marine Aeronautics and Civil Defene

Truman rejects MacArthur claim on Formosa fall

President Truman said the former Far Eastern commander's assertion that the government planned to let Formosa fall to the Communists was not based on fact. He stated in a news conference that MacArthur knew this when he spoke yesterday to the American Legion convention in Miami Florida.

Washington Get Truman Douglas Macarthur Formosa American Legion Miami Fla MacArthur

Religious flogging death shocks town as husband held

Curtis Lennander 33 confessed to beating his wife Aretta Lennander 3A and others in a religious sect that seeks to drive out evil. Aretta died at Avker hospital after severe whipping left patches of skin torn from her body. The grandmother Anna Marie Halvorsen 64 died earlier. Lennander is jailed in Ramsey County on suspicion of murder. Fourteen cult members and owners Marie and Pat Doyle were detained. He said remorse kept him awake but blamed himself for sin. The group worshiped by beating members to purge impurity.

OL. Pawl Aretta Lennander Lennander Avker Hospital Curtis Lennander Anna Marie Halvorsen Ramsey County Isa Marie Dryle Pat Sheriff's Deputies

Soviet Bombs Fell Near Archangel Ship Captain Claims

Captain Leslie Gow of the 3500 ton freighter Berylstone said Soviet seaplanes dropped three bombs about 10 miles from Archangel as the ship entered the White Sea port to load lumber. The attack at 4 0 am Sept 14 left the vessel undamaged. Gow called it unprovoked and reported to Soviet authorities after docking in Belfast. Seaman Jim Emerson, 22, aide account of the alarm and flare precedents the explosions. Archangel lacks a British consulate.

Belfast Leslie Gow Oday Archangel Russia Gow White Sea Murmansk Britain Foreign Office London Jim Emerson

UN Forces Pierce Outer Fringe of Red Winter Line

UN forces broke through the outer fringe of the Communist Winter defense line and advanced to within 5,000 yards of Kumsong 29 miles north of the 38th Parallel. Western fronts saw Communist resistance collapse near Yonchon while UN divisions pressed toward Kumsong from multiple directions amid heavy fire.

Red LTH Korea United Nations Kumsong 38Th Parallel Yonchon 8Th Army Kumsang Kumesong

Massive Northeast Ohio Teachers Meet in Cleveland Event

More than 18 000 teachers are expected in downtown Cleveland for the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association conference. The program allocates 3 500 for speakers and venue costs. Norman C S from New York will deliver a keynote from the Saturday Review of Literature. Walter Wo Du Bresil, Cleveland schools director, is to receive a French medal for promoting world language education.

Cleveland Northeastern’ Ohio Teachers Association Norman C. S. New York Saturday Review of Literature United World Federalists Walter Wo du Bresil Laneenages

Indian Summer Want Ad Notice Urges Early Listings

The Chron icl Telegram invites readers to place Want Ads now for selling used rics stove furniture portable heaters TV sets outgrown clothing musical instruments to raise fuel sand or Christmas money. Call 4751 and ask for Want Ads.

Move to evacuate 10000 British from Suez zone amid canal crisis

British forces in the Suez Canal zone cut traffic, sealing off the area as General Robertson was dispatched to defend positions and organize the evacuation of up to 10,000 British women and children. The attack between Ismailia and Tel El Kebir followed earlier clashes, with Egyptian casualties reported and tensions rising across Cairo and Alexandria as demonstrations surged and authorities imposed a state of emergency.

Riof-Torn Egypt Nahas Pasha Circle Cairo Alexandria Suez Canal Zone Ismailia Britain Brian Robertson Suez London el Ferdan Tate Wlateleen Suiq Canal Zone el Perdan Army Egyat Pales Beliale Gambia Mustapha Na Pasha

Pioneers Meet Tigers At Fly Stadium In Lake League

Bioma Hist's Pioneers clash with Cleveland Heights' Tigers at Fly Stadium for a pivotal Lake League game. Bam will relay tonight's score for those unable to attend, with the information line active from 8:30 to 11. Calls for score updates are 4751 and 4741.

Bioma Hist Pioneers Cleveland Heights’ Tigers Fly Stadium Futria Jonnie Bam

Earthquake Recorded Near Cleveland Supposed Depth

John Carroll University reported a strong earthquake measured by a seismograph at 3 39 12 a m EST. The disturbance was computed to 60 miles below the surface in an undetermined direction about 6 100 miles from Cleveland. Forty-one companies will protect a man or father's swat from moth damage for 5 years. One line of Berlow Garden spray does it. or Berlow pays the damage. Merthe's, ady.

Cleveland John Carroll University Today Jon

23 Killed In Canada Air Crash

A search party reports all 23 aboard the Queen Charlotte Airlines PBY flying boat were killed when it crashed and exploded on foggy Mount Benson near Nanaimo B C. The plane carried 20 passengers and a crew of three. Officials will not release names until next of kin are notified.

Nanaimo B. C Queen Charlotte Airlines Mount Benson PBY Washington State Canada Rimouski Airlines Gasne Peninsula Jim Bozyo Nanaimo Radio Statiom Here Aitimat

Mobile X Ray Unit Visits Elyria Tomorrow

A mobile X ray unit will be in Elyria next month as part of a county health drive to detect tuberculosis. The program goals include early TB detection and outreach to residents, with free chest X rays offered at the temporary site and follow up as needed by health workers.

Atren Lorain County Lewis Elyria

Oldest Pennsylvanian, 173, Is Seriously His

Koonsville Pa Mrs Mary Atneui Pennsylvania's oldest resident reported seriously today at a temporary home near her former Stone Crusher Hill residence. The elderly lady of Stone Crusher GL was moved from isolation weeks ago after doctors ordered care due to a frail condition. Winter access is difficult, and the story notes continued health concerns for the surviving centenarian.

Koonsville Mary Atneui Pennsylvana Rome

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