U.S. and Britain Split Over Red China at UN
In Lake Success the United States opposed Britain's plan to oust the Chinese Nationalists in favor of the Communists for a UN seat. Britain argues the seat should go to the government with most control and obedience.
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Britain
Red China
Lake Success
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United States
United Nations
Ernest A. Gross
U. S
General Assembly
Special Political Committee
Theworld Organization
Gross
Industrial Safety Council To Hear Fire Bureau Chief
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council will host a program on Preparedness Against Atomic Attack led by Charles R. Scott chief of the Fire Prevention Bureau and Civilian Defense coordinator in the Ohio Fire Marshal's office. Scott will outline defenses and steps for industrial fire brigades with a Technicolor film illustrating atomic blast effects, as about 200 industry leaders expected at Elyria Country Club meeting.
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Lorain County Industrial Safety Council
J. B. Hochenedel
Safety Council
Elyria Country Club
Charles R. Scott
Scott
Ohio Fire Marshal
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Lorain County
Lorain County May See 36 Miles Of State Road Upgrades
State highway director T J Kauer outlined a two year 1951 1952 program totaling 200 million dollars pending funds. The plan lists projects in Lorain County including a new bridge on Route 10 near the Cuyahoga line resurfacing on routes 6 611 18 58 20 and 57 together with new pavement and a seven mile four lane expansion on Route 6 from Vermilion to Route 611 and Elyria to Route 57.
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Lorain County
State Highway Department
Aighway
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Bureau of Planning
New York Central Railroad
Cuyahoga County
Sheffield
Route 301
Medina County
Wellington
Huron County
Elyria
Vermilion
Chest Campaign Head Issues Urgent Appeal
George C. Cole Jr general chairman of the Elyria Community Chest campaign issued an appeal to all campaign workers to redouble efforts before next Tuesday noon's final report after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. He urged digging in and contacting every prospect to reach the $107 800 goal.
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George C. Cole, Jr
Elyria Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Elyria Proclaims United Nations Day on October 24
Mayor Henry W. Ault issued a proclamation declaring Tuesday October 24 United Nations Day in Elyria. He urged citizens to join worldwide celebrations of the UNs fifth birthday and noted the organization has advanced united action for enduring peace.
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Henry W. Ault
United Nations
Elyria
United Action
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Understanding
Dollar sent by absentee voter in Paris spurs board thanks
An anonymous Lorain County man in Paris, serving government duties, sent an absentee ballot to the Lorain County Board of Elections. The board mailed it airmail at 75 cents, and the voter returned a dollar to cover the postage, prompting praise for paying one’s own way.
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Lorain
Uncle Sam
Paris
France
Lorain County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Earthquake Shakes Cleveland Seismograph Recorded
John Carroll University seismograph logged a moderate earthquake at 4 49 24 am from an origin in California. The report notes the event was detected in Cleveland and attributed to lower California sources.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
California
Republican School of Politics Draws Large Elyria Turnout
More than 200 women from Lorain County attended a Republican School of Politics in Elyria led by Ruth Fox at the First Methodist church. The informal day featured pledges, group singing, and sessions on ballot structure absentee voting and GOP issues with speakers including Florence Morris and Ira Porter.
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Ruth Fox
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Taft
Don H. Ebright
Lila Black
Republican State
Amelia Wigheld
Ira Porter
Oberlin
Elec- No. 1
Labor union leader vows fight to repeal Taft-Hartley act
COSHOCTON OHIO organizers rally as William Green of the American Federation of Labor denounces Congress for enacting the Taft Hartley Act. He spoke at the anniversary meeting of the Coshocton Trades and Labor Council. A separate crash claim reports Mrs Irene Whitman 33 of McClure killed in a July intersection collision in Toledo. Police say her 15 year old son Jamin drove the car she rode in.
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Coshocton. CO
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Coshocton
da Mth
Oledo
Irene Whit N
McClure
Forday
Whitman
Jamin
Weather outlook for northeastern Chicago area
Forecast calls for mild afternoon in the northeast Chicago region with fair skies. Tonight will be cool, with a low around 40 degrees. Sunday will be mostly cloudy and cooler, with a high near 56 degrees.
French Quit Indo-China Border Fort near Hanoi
French forces withdraw from Langson 80 miles north of Hanoi surrendering the border region to Communist guerrillas. The retreat shifts to a new Red River delta line about 60 miles back, bringing rebels within 20 miles of Hanoi as Ho Chi Minh forces press the offensive. Survivors report 1000 French troops massacred in a surrounding ambush during the retreat.
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Langson
Red River
China
Tonkin
Dongkhe
Indo-China
Hell
Elyria Announces December Holiday Store Hours
The Merchants' Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced extended December hours with most stores open until 9 PM. Treasure Hunts begin on the three Mondays before Christmas, and decorations will be centered in Ely Park this year with plans to finance and activate the season.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Ely Park
Broad Street
Merchants‘ Division
Avon Lake Soldier Wounded in Japan While with Marines
Avon Lake resident Donald Stine, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Stine, is recovering from a flesh wound in his left side in a Yokosuka hospital, Japan. He was wounded while serving with the First Division Marines and had recently been home on leave.
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Pic
Donald Stine
Cecil Stine
Norman Avenue
Yokosuka
Japan
Stine
Marinees
Roine
Breakdown Reported In Rail Wage Talks
Washington wage talks between the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and a national management bargaining committee have broken down or were reported today. The break is the first major development in days in the billion dollar railway labor dispute. A management spokesman said the move does not signal a strike.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
National
Ohio Private Schools Association elects new slate
In Columbus William Ss. Stubbs of Columbus was reelected president at the Ohio Private Schools Association second annual meeting. Award A. Riley of Cleveland was named vice president and P F Cipriano of Akron was chosen secretary treasurer at the closing session yesterday.
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Columbus
William Ss. Stubbs
Ohio Private Schools Association
A. Riley
Cleveland
P. F. Cipriano
Ak- Ton
Chest Campaign Reaches 76 Percent Of Goal
Final audit of Community Chest pledges shows a total of $76,376.59 or 76 percent of the $107,500 goal. The Schools Division led with 120 percent under Supt L N Nicholas, while multiple residential teams reported high percentages. The Midtown Division shows limited progress, and Team 21 under George Beal posted 527.96 percent. Chairman George S Cole Jr calls for one more report meeting, hoped as a victory celebration.
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Supt. L. N. Nicholas
Fred W. Lohnes
A. H. Waters
King Fauver
Russell Sage
Clarence Foss
William Ignatz
Steve Bara
Arnold Finical
Midtown
Ray Snyder
Ernest Schmittgen
Team 21
George Beal
George S. Cole, Jr
Hurricane Loses Punch as Gulf Storm Aims at Florida
A Gulf of Mexico hurricane approaching Florida's west coast weakened overnight due to dry air. Advisory says center near Cedar Keys with winds not yet strong along the coast and doubt remains on hurricane intensity. Precautions for strong squalls urged from Tampa Bay to St Marks as the second storm tracks toward Cedar Keys with 90 mph winds.
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Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
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Tampa Bay
St Marks
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Plans Complete For Big Hallowe'en Parade In Elyria
Elyria gears up for its 31st annual Hallowe'en Parade with over 4 000 children from 18 schools expected to march along Broad Street at 7 30 p m on October 3 in costume divisions for prizes. Refreshments served by George Tattersall in Ely Park as schools compete for participations and prize categories.
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Elyria
Ely Park
Broad Street
West Avenue
Hallowe‘en
George Tattersall
City Hall
Court Street
Allied forces drive toward Manchuria and Pyongyang
American paratroopers and U S Cavalry trapped and routed 27 000 North Korean troops near Pyongyang as British Commonwealth units advance along the Chongchon river. Reports from Pyongyang and Wonsan describe fleeing enemies, mutiny of civilians, and captures as allied forces push toward Manchuria and the east coast.
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United Nations
North Korea
U. S
Pyongyang
Manchuria
Sukchon
U S Leaders Mourn Henry L Stimson Death
U S leaders mourn the death of Henry J Stimson at 83 in Long Island after a heart attack. Vice President Barkley Secretary Acheson and Defense Chief Marshall led tributes noting his four presidential cabinet service and wartime role recommending atomic bombing to end World War II with minimal Allied casualties.
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Henry J. Stimson
Long Island
eMate
Alben W. Barkley
Dean Acheson
Defense
George C Marshall
Stimson
Samson
Truman
Japan
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Rescue Attempt Aims to Save 150 American Prisoners in Korea
A tank led U S task force moved north from Pyongyang toward a railroad tunnel 40 miles away to free 150 American war prisoners. Reports say 250 or more Americans were marched toward Manchuria after a deadly “death march” from Seoul. Escapes describe brutal camp conditions with beatings and extreme thirst as Maj Gen William F Dean was rumored dead in captivity.
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North Korea
Pyonzyon
Here
Manchurian
Seoul
William F. Dean
U. S
Taejon
Dean
Kimpo
James B. Smith
Columbus, O
Edward G. Halcomb
Hamilton
C. Smith
Sangju
Taedong
New Cold War Offensive In Germany Contested
Moscow and Prague meetings of the Cominform Conference led by Molotov discuss a Western plan to increase West Germany forces while denying militarization of Germany. Moscow accuses the West of reviving a German army as Soviet troops back Eastern Germany. The protests come amid a New York talks on Germany remilitarization.
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V. M Molotov
Germany
Korea
Molotov
Josef Stalin
Russia
Morcow
Practic
New York
United States
Briain
France
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