Poll Shows 56 Percent Of Adults Likely To Vote
The Crossley poll reports 56 percent of adults likely to vote on November 2. Dewey leads Truman with about 8 percent more likely voters, while Thurmond and Wallace trail. High interest varies by candidate, with Dewey and Truman showing stronger engagement than Wallace and Thurmond. Crossley notes overall turnout may reach roughly 32 million, amid partisan apathy.
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Amsterdam World Council of Churches Meeting Planned
An ecumenical gathering organized by the Council of Churches is slated for November 28 in Amsterdam. The event will showcase ministers from diverse denominations worldwide and aims to unite churches across regions. A steering committee guides arrangements with ministers and local leaders in attendance.
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Weather forecast for Eveland region listing low and high temps
Northeastern Ohio area expects a cool night with a low around 36 degrees and a high near 59 degrees. Tonight remains mostly clear with light winds. A brief warm spell may come later in the week as a modest warming trend develops.
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Miss Eleanor Clark Named Youth Center Director Here
Miss Eleanor Clark fifth grade teacher at Franklin School was named last night as director of the youth Center program in Elyria. She was appointed at a meeting of the Elyria Council of Youth Serving Agencies with representatives of the Elyria Youth Council. Clark, a Kent State graduate, starts her second year as a teacher in Elyria schools and has led local youth groups and chaired the Junior Red Cross. Winter program plans for the South Center are announced, with the exact Youth Center location to be decided soon. A November start and a high school assembly for the Louth Celte program are also being arranged.
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Second Grade Teacher Added at Ridgville Township School
Miss Elizabeth Schneider of 1021 Seventh Street was appointed as an additional second grade teacher in Ridgville Township Schools. The position was created due to a grade enrollment of 64 pupils. Schneider, a Kent State University graduate, previously taught in To tain schools for four years and has done substitute teaching in county schools. County Superintendent C A Gibbons announced the appointment as immediate.
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Ridgville
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Kent State University
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Truman to Hit Trail Saturday on White House bid
President Truman plans a cross country campaigning swing from Chicago to Cleveland and beyond, with stops including Independence Missouri, to campaign for Democratic candidates Adlai Stevenson and Paul H. Douglas while pressing for repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act and urging labor support.
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Dewey Declines to Visit West Virginia in Campaign
Albany report states Taemar E Dewes remains firm about not traveling to West Virginia to support Sen Chipman Hoyroons reelection bid. He plans a New York City stop with non political speechmaking and a series of campaign conferences, including a talk at the New York Herald Tribune forum and attendance at the Al Smith memorial dinner.
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Industrial Division In Lead In Campaign Totals Report
Industrial Division leads with donations totaling $3275195, 57 percent of its $5744453 quota, with three sections reporting Corporate gifts, Industrial Ro, and Industrial B. Reports show 61 percent of total coming from this division and note remaining funds and pledges still needed to reach goals. The National Firms division led reporting 78 percent of its quota, while Residential Division reached 366 percent of its goal. Continued on Page 2.
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Russell Tite Elected Head Of Union Here
Russell Tite, previously temporary president of UAW CIO Local 780, was elected head of the union formed last spring. Officers elected include Welexs Fackle as vice president, Mrs Natalie Charnes recording secretary, Mais Wanda Zaleski financial secretary, Mrs Audrew Burt sergeant at arms, and Mrs Joeie L Haynes guide. George Humphrey won a three year term as board of trustees chair, with Debs Snyder and R R Strickler also joining the board. about 3,000 members were eligible to vote.
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Loss In Robbery Fixed At Four Thousand Four Hundred Two
Report details a robbery at Roger Baines Jewels Store with a $4402 loss. Items stolen included a $2009 chain, a $900 watch, a $150 emblem jewelry piece, a $330 compacts set, a $100 pen and pencil set, and a $145 bracelet. Insurance coverage was cited for the loss.
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Jews And Arabs Act To Seize All Possible Ground
In southern Palestine both sides rush to gain as much ground as possible before a UN cease fire takes effect. Tsrael and Egyptian commands move forces from Jerusalem toward the Negzeg desert and bombard Israeli positions while Gaza siege tightens and road access is restricted. Both sides signal willingness to accept the cease fire as issued by the UN Security Council.
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Western Plan For Control Of Atomic Energy Endorsed
Western powers win U N support for international control of atomic energy as a safeguard against weapons. Soviet bloc opposes, arguing for simultaneous destruction of stockpiles. proposal calls for strict verification before disarmament. Debate continues as nations seek a binding, inspectable framework for future abolition of atomic bombs.
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Delay Debate On Palestine
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the United Nations General Assembly delaying a debate on Palestine. The fragment hints at geopolitical debate after a Soviet bloc event and mentions the presidential election and United States stance, but details are unclear.
Supreme Court Upholds Thomson Candidacy Validity
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the validity of Judge Thomson’s candidacy despite challenges from King. The decision leaves Thomson’s name on the ballot, denying removal from the ticket and affirming lower court rulings.
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Warm Air Mass Moves In From West Across Nation
Weather buoyed by a warm air mass advancing from the west, replacing the preceding cold wave. Forecasters expect milder conditions nationwide by tomorrow with reduced need for winter wear. Temperatures yesterday varied, with western sections slightly above normal and the Atlantic coast cooler than average, while precipitation remained light overall.
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Five Persons Injured In Two Accidents
Five people were injured in two crashes near here last evening. A Route 113 and Route 58 collision at 7:2 pm injured the two in a car. the driver Johnes Calhoun faced arrest on a charge of not stopping at a main thoroughfare. Calhoun, of Lorain, and Roosevelt McCormick, 23, of Lorain, sustained scalp lacerations, facial abrasions, and suspected concussion, with hospital treatment noted. In the second crash on Oberlin road at Hiles Hill, Herman Beivers, 23, of Cleveland, escaped with minor injuries along with Mary Beavers and Janet Steele, all treated locally. Steele, 29, Cleveland, was hospitalized for head contusions. The driver in the first crash reportedly failed to stop at the intersection. the vehicle struck a telephone pole and tipped a truck in reaction. The case is set for court tomorrow.
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Child Alive And Well Found After Abduction Report
A ten week old infant was found alive and well today in a West Side house after police recovered him from an alleged abduction. A middle aged mother faces investigation as officers confirm three other children were present.
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Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Local Help
A scrambled notice praises Los Angeles residents and urges readers to use Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to rent a spare room sell unneeded items or list services. It mentions a phone number to call for assistance and hints at ads for moving or selling furniture amid chaotic events.
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Stonco All-Aluminum Storm Windows Ad
Advertisement for Stonco All Aluminum Storm Windows from W T Grant Co on Broad Street. Mentions regular and cement prompt delivery, West street, phone 2991. Includes a casual notice style with vendor and product emphasis.
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