Dewey Plans Aggressive End to Presidential Drive
Gov. Thomas Dewey met with Republican advisers in Albany to map a whirlwind finale for his White House bid. Officials urged intensified appeals urging turnout, backing GOP senators in tight re elections, and pressuring edge states like West Virginia where Sen Revercomb faces a strong Democrat. Dewey aims to show national support and bolster posture against Russia.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas Dewey
Dewey
White House
Russia
GOP
Ates
Cold air mass covers nation with frigid temps rising soon
A cold air mass envelops the United States as forecasters predict dimmer temperatures in the next day or two. Warm air from the west is expected to push thermometers upward today and tomorrow though many areas will stay near freezing. Temperatures in the Midwest New England mid Atlantic Great Plains and southern regions cling to 20s and 30s with light snow in extreme north Michigan and scattered showers in the southern mountains. Snow at Sault Ste. Marie turned to freezing rain at Traverse City.
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Ross
Pacific Northwest
Georgia
Alabama
Mercury
Midwest
New England
Mid- Atlantic
Great Plains
Ich
Michigan
Icky Mountains
Sault Ste. Marie
Traverse City
Weather forecast for Cleveland area update
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for fair, warmer afternoon and a cooler night. Wednesday should stay fair with moderate temperatures as low reaches 36 and high around 44.
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Sleveland
Ohio
Truman In Raleigh For Speech
President Truman spoke in Raleigh addressing southern Democrats urging unity and warning that backing the states rights ticket could favor Republicans. He dedicated a monument to Andrew Jackson James Polk and Andrew Johnson and framed a second, political address about election risks to the solid South.
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Truman
North Carolina
Andrew Jackson
James Polk
Andrew Johnson
Raleigh
South
N. C
Solid
James K. Paul
DAV Unit to Meet Tomorrow Evening
The local Disabled American Veterans unit will discuss a membership campaign at a meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. The venue is the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 347 East Bridge Street. All disabled veterans are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
East Bridge Street
Wallace Egged During Pittsburgh Speech on Campaign Swing
Henry A. Wallace faced an egg shower in Duquesne Gardens as he attacked President Truman during a Pittsburgh rally. The egging splattered his manuscript and lectern while 3100 supporters watched in silent astonishment. Wallace quipped it felt familiar and hinted at southern roots behind the disruption.
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Henry A. Wallace
South
Duquesne Gardens
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Truman
Houston
Tex
Offer of 15000 to Kill Reuther Revealed in Intercept
Detroit ex convict John Miller testified that Carl Bolton offered $15000 last spring to kill Walter Reuther, president of the CIO United Auto Workers. Miller said Bolton, a former convict and ex UAW official, asked him about a “pro position” and later named Reuther in connection with the plot.
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Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
John Miller
Carl Bolton
UAW
Reuther
Miller
Bolton
James N. McNally
Schools Close At Three Tomorrow
Elyria public elementary schools will close at 3 p m Wednesday so teachers can attend a district meeting at the high school auditorium at 3 30 p m Superintendent Harold H Feibling announced A film Learning To Understand Children will be shown The meeting is part of a six session in training program for teachers THA noon 11 95 tricycle 9 00 W T Grant Co 321 Broad St Adv
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Elyria
Harold H. Feibling
W. T. Grant Co
Broad St
Chest Drive Starts With Parade of Stars in Elyria
J E Glass campaign chairman welcomed workers at Elyria Community Chest kickoff night in the Elyria High School auditorium. He named division heads and introduced a run down committee led by Don Myers to chase rumors harming the drive. The program featured Bob Reed as MC, Pappy Howard and the Connecticut Kernels, and performers Hal White and Virginia Holden. Bob Neal urged local parents to support youth services through the Chest to give children a better life. June Zipp spoke to emphasize the campaign’s serious purpose amid the entertainment.
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Elyria Community Chest
Glass
Elyria High School
Don Myers
Myers
Harley Reese
Dale Kellogg
Carl Miller
G. Russel Hargate
Bob Reed
WTAM
Pappy Howard
Connecticut Kernels
Hal White
Virginia Holden
Avon Lake
June Zipp
Celson Corporation
County visitors tour Findlay Farmers Club event
Ninety seven Lorain county business men and farmers traveled by three buses to Findlay for a Hancock County Farmers Club dinner on the Findlay College campus. Speakers included Elyria and Findlay officials, with aims to form a Elyria Chamber Farmers Club. the trip was arranged by Lorain County Implement Dealers and Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
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Findlay
Hancock County Farmers Club
Findlay College
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Elyria
Lorain County Implement Dealers Association
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Club
Elyria Chamber
Hancock County Club
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Group
Elks Club
Clifford Glathart
J. B. Swarts
Findlay Chaiber of Commerce
Henry W. Ault
T. R. Polen
Walter Pretzer
National Vegetable Growers Association of America
Cleveland Farmers Club
Floyd J. Habein
UN Orders Arabs And Jews To Obey Cease Fire
Paris The United Nations Security Council called for an immediate cease fire in the six day old Negev fighting. The dispute featured Bunche and Eban trading accusations over UN convoy supervision and stalled talks, with Egypt accepting the plan while Israel rejected it and both sides blamed each other for the outbreak.
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United Nations Security Council
the Negev
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Gaza
Council
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Palestine Mediatorian
Audrey Eban
Eban
Bunche
Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Truce Commission
United Nations
Negev
UN Truce Commission
Faris El-Jhouri
Truce Supervision Team
Council Acts On Petitions For Improvements
City council last night acted on several petitions for street improvements. Residents on Harwood street from Hamilton to Poplar sought a storm sewer as the first step toward paving the street, tied to the $1.5 million trunk sewer plan funding laterals by assessments to benefitting property owners. Engineering plans were ordered. Also referred were requests to extend water lines on Warden avenue and Dilworth street with cost estimates to be prepared. Paving petitions for 16th and 17th streets from Middle to West avenues were sent to the engineering department. Councilman Ralph Terry urged purchasing property at Cedar and Second streets to widen the intersection to ease traffic, with safety committee review.
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Hamilton
Poplar Street
Seward N. Black
Warden Avenue
Dilworth Street
Harwood
Gulf Road
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17Th Streets
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West Avenues
Ralph Terry
Cedar
Second Streets
Blick
East Avenue
Second Street
D. W. Kothe
Costly Fire At Chardon Destroyed King Central Grocery
A coal furnace explosion sparked a three hour blaze in Chardon destroying King Central Grocery and six nearby businesses on a century old block. Estimated damage around 100000. Fire units from Burton and Painesville townships helped prevent spread to a drug store. smoke damaged many second floor tenants including a real estate office and a jewelry shop.
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King Central
Burton
Painesville Township
Painesville
County Surveyor's Office
King Central Building
Brush Beryllium weighs closing Lorain plant over poisoning cases
The Brush Beryllium Co. considers shutting its Lorain plant after an Ohio Health Dept X ray survey reveals two more beryllium poisoning cases locally, bringing total afflicted residents to 11 and three employees. The plant had suffered a $250,000 fire on Sept. 24, and president Benet Kjelleren says it would not be rebuilt if the community objects, though experts say the plant can be made safe.
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Brush Beryllium Co
Ohio Health Dept
Benet Kjelleren
Big Three Notify UN Council Over Berlin Blockade
Paris United States Britain and France told the United Nations Security Council that Russia is tightening the Berlin blockade as the council debates the crisis. Western officials said Moscow is stepping up actions to seal off Berlin while Berlin’s access by air remains. Dr Philip Jessup spoke for the Western powers confirming the stance and Cadogan notified that no negotiations would occur while the blockade continues. Anbei Vishinsky attended but appeared to abstain from the debate.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Ewing Elected Chairman of Draft Board
Elyria attorney Harold Ewing was named chairman of Selective Service Board No. 172 serving the Elyria area. He fills a vacancy created by Ross Ludwig’s ineligibility and prior chairmanship, with Ludwig remaining in the Officers Reserve Corps. Ewing is a World War II veteran with Pacific theatre service and active in local civic groups.
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Stanford Avenue
Selective Service Board No
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Ewing
Ross Ludwig
West Avenue
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Lorain County Humane Society
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Boy Scouts of America
Officers Reserve Corps
Armed Forces Reserves
State Headquarters
Officers Reserve
Bricker to Speak at Oberlin Tomorrow
United States Senator John W Bricker will address an open meeting at Oberlin College chapel tomorrow at 3 pm under the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee. The former Ohio governor, not a candidate this year, will speak in support of the Republican national campaign.
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United States
John W Bricker
Oberlin College Chapel
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio
Elyria Red Cross Names New Chapter Chairman
R W Butts, general director of the commercial department for 10 divisions of the Ohio Public Service Company in this area, is elected chairman of the Elyria American Red Cross Chapter board of directors. An active fundraiser and Boy Scout honors recipient, he was chosen at a directors' meeting held last week.
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RED Cross
R. W. Butts
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria American Red Cross
American Red Cross Fund
Butts
The
Burglars Hit Local Jewelry Store and Offic es
Thieves entered Reger and Binninger Jewelry Co on the Century building's second floor and stole merchandise valued between 5000 and 8000 dollars. They also targeted four other second floor businesses, taking 1000 dollars of fountain pens and display items from the jewelry store, while safe valuables remained untouched. Police noted expert door opening, glove use, and no fingerprints, with insurance covering the loss.
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Century Building
Hines- Andrews
Redington
Kenneth Martin
Detective Department
Keller
Century Block
Somers and Smith Insurance
J. R. Zeager
Elyria Block
Martin
C. E. Andress
Zeager
Mercury Dips To Below Freezing In Ohio
The weather report notes a cold front from the Dakotas moving toward Ohio after an Indian Summer ended. No snow was seen in the state last night and early today as temperatures again fell below freezing in many areas. Officials forecast a high near 52 with lows around 30 tonight, and a fair to partly cloudy pattern prevailing with warmer conditions expected by Wednesday.
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Ohio
Dakotas
Indian Summer Want Ads Trade and Sell Message
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads promote easy trades and sales during Indian Summer. Dial 44-121 or 44-131 to place affordable ads. The note emphasizes simplicity and economy for readers seeking quick local listings.
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