St Jude’s Church and School Dedicated in Elyria
Crowds packed St Jude’s Church as Archbishop Hoban presided at the dedication of the church and its school. Msgr Newton preached on growth through spiritual transformation, while papal blessings were read and parish groups honored for efforts to prepare the site for ongoing faith formation.
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Pop Pius XIII
Washington
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland
St. Jude i
Thaddeus
Inen
High Pontifical
Ely- Mass
William L. Sible Newton
Inocal
St. Yng Slary
Jesus
Msgr
Newton Went
Christ
Roncar
Newton
Hoban
Sion
John Carrabine
Urban Reichlin
Holy T Name Society
Frank DeFazio
Thetes Church
Deputy Explains Hole Digging Incident at Heatwole Farm
Deputy George Kosco and Deputy Joseph Grunda clarified a hole digging episode on Milton Heatwole's Route 8 farm north of Wellington. They accompanied Cleveland officers and a Chicago detective to dig for a suspect tied to a Chicago bank robbery but had no property permission. Sheriff Finegan ordered the hole filled and apologies issued to the owner.
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Milton Heatwole
Route 8
Wellington
George Kosco
Joseph Grunda
Carl R. Finegan
Heatwoles
State Highway Patrol
F.B.I
Kosco
Granda
Cleveland
Chicago
Coy Wolfe, Jr
Gronda
Wolfe
Finegan
State
Highway Patrol
Lou Boudreau Named Manager Of Red Sox
Lou Boudreau was appointed by owner Tom Yawkey to succeed Steve O Neill as manager of the Boston Red Sox. The 31 year old, signed to a two year contract for 65 000, takes over as the team undergoes a post season shakeup after a poor finish and star players being moved. Boudreau previously managed in Cleveland and played for the Red Sox in 1950.
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Boston
Lou Boudreau
Tom Fo Eerete
Boston Red
Vawkey
Sox
Steve O'Neill
Boudreau
O'Neill
Ager
Ted Williams
Bou
Dream
Norman
Ed Boudreau
Red Sox
al Lopez
Cleveland
Wiles
Cleveland Indians
Truce Talks Renewal Seen Near
United Nations rapid ratification of ground rules for resuming Korean armistice talks was announced from U N headquarters in advance base Munsan Korea. Talks are set to reopen at Panmunjom with the issue of ceasefire lines and buffer zones to be revisited. Ten tentative steps in the eight point agreement covered venue radius and cessation of hostile acts as talks resume. United Nations and Communist representatives agreed the negotiations would resume in Panmunjom with a May be date following Communist approval.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjom
C. Turner Jay
38Th Parallel
Kaesong
Organist To Be Honored For 42 Years Service
Mrs. Jack Huge will be honored at a parish reception for 42 years of service as organist at St. Mary's church. The event, hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society and the Holy Name Society, includes a musical program with former choir members. Huge began as a child singer in 1895 and became organist and choir director in 1900, contributing to services across Lorain county and beyond.
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Jack Huge
St. Mary's Church
New School Building
Altar and Rosary Society
Marsh Guerin
Holy Name Society
William A. Hartman
St. Jude's
Elyria
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin
Patrolman And Three Bus Passengers Injured In Traffic Accidents Today
An Elyria patrolman and three bus passengers were injured in two separate traffic incidents on Broad and E Bridge streets. The patrolman Jack Drage and officer Thomas Graham were in a cruiser struck from the rear while responding to a bus-tractor crash. Bus passengers Albert Starzewski Rita Skorupa were treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria Coach Co
E. Bridge Street
Elyria
Broad Street
Jack Drage
Furnace Street
Max
Bullman
Longford Avenue
Albert Starzewski
Cleveland Street
Rita Skorupa
Malcolm Court
Holy Cross School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Drage
Thomas Graham
Lake Avenue
East Avenue
Emily
R.D
Chestnut Ridge
Induction Day For Elyria Area Seventeen Men
Seventeen young men from the Elyria draft area plus one transfer test today at the Cleveland induction center for a final exam before assignment to military installations for basic training. The group fell eleven short of the October draft call as postponements and reclassification by the state appeal board reduced eligible registrants. Today's quota was 28. next induction set for November 28. Leader was Kenneth Avery of Wellington.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Catherine McKee
State Appeal Board
Focal Board
Kenneth Avery
Wellington
Quake Toll in Formosa Seen High
Formosa endured 29 strong earthquakes within 16 hours causing paralysis along a 200 mile east coast. Initial reports put deaths in the hundreds near Taipeh, with officials fearing toll may exceed 1,080 as landslides and cut roads disrupted communications. Observatories logged 151 quakes, 29 felt, strongest to shake from sixth to first class. News notes government offices and schools closed. Taipeh saw no major damage. The event is marked as the worst since 1946. In Washington, the Supreme Court reversed a June decision to renew contempt sentences for six attorneys who represented 11 convicted Communist leaders.
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Formosa
Taipei
Taiwan
South China Sea
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Atomic Explosion Starts Series of Desert Tests
AEC reports a seventh continental United States atomic blast at Frenchman’s Flat Nevada marking the second test series start. No flash or sound reached Las Vegas, about 90 miles away. five blasts were previously conducted in January and February with visible shocks felt in Las Vegas. No troops involved. timing set for 8 p.m. EST. Previous tower detonation attempts and mechanical faults are noted. historic context cites the first 1948 New Mexico blast. Special floral ad and florist services follow in the ad section.
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Nevine
United States
Frenchman's Flat Proving Ground
Las Vegas
Soth
Frenchman's Flat
AEC
ARC
Ine Aec
Nevada Test Site
New Mexican Desert
British Forces Build Up In Suez Zone Amid City Edge Push
British jet fighters impose 24 hour air cover over the Suez Canal zone as troops move to the edge of Suez City. Four railway stations near Suez are seized and depots emptied while Port Said hosts the first Cheshire Regiment battalion. Malta reports Liverpool heading to Tripoli to reinforce Egypt if needed. Egyptian leaders urge a holy war as university professors join mosques in a national mobilization call.
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Suez City
Suez
Royal Air Force
Suez Canal
Britain
Cheshire Regiment
Port Said
Cyprus
Canal Zone
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Malta
Liverpool
Tripoli
Egypt
Grenadier Guards
Camerons
Continue Printing Ballots For Use In November Election
Lorain County printed ballots for the November election continue to be printed and will not be halted. Officials report a Supreme Court ruling and questions about ballot name rotation create confusion, with Secretary of State not yet issuing an opinion on required changes. The issue traces to the 1950 congressional race among Ayres, Huber, and Brenner, where four candidates prompted varying rotations on Lorain County voting machines.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Congress
William Ayres
Walter Huber
Robert G. Breneieneraft
Lorrain County
Iising
Ayres
Huber
Pase
Minister Killed In Crash Near Lorain Today
Pastor Johan Rehins Plummer of Cleveland dies in a head on collision on Lake Road west of Lorain at 11 30 am. Ny Cc Hill of West Ohio Street Vern e injured with chest injuries and fractures. Hill taken to St Josephs Lorain for treatment.
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Plummer
Tacoma Avenue
Cleveland
Hill
Ohi Street
Verne
Lake Road
Thalf
Lorain
State Tehway Watronmen
St. Josephs Hospital
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