Eisenhower and Stevenson campaign stops clash in the North
Eisenhower heads to New York and Massachusetts while Stevenson tours Indiana Ohio and Buffalo in a bid to win key Northern Ohio votes. Taft and Bricker campaign in Akron and Cleveland as Lausche touts anti gambling laws and a ten mile truck tax. Truman denounces Eisenhower for extreme liberties with the truth in Scranton speech.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
New York
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Indiana
Ohio
Buffalo
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhauer
America
Chicago
GOP
Ray Bliss
Taft
Akron
Lausche
Truman
Scranton
Will Bequests Total Near 7000 for Local Institutions
Probate court notes a will dated May 17, 1952 outlines bequests totaling $7000 each to the First Congregational Church and Center for the Sightless, with $2000 each to the Elyria Red Cross Chapter Elyria Community Fund Elyma YWCA and Elyma Memorial Hospital. Also gifts to St James Episcopal Church Bedford Pa Bedford Memorial Hospital and Bedford Rotary Club for youth, plus $5000 to Borough of Bedford for Egolf Park maintenance and multiple individual bequests. Remaining estate to be divided between John P. Chapin Lorain and J Calvin Wright Bedford. Chapin named executor.
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Pers
First Congregational Church
Elyria Red Cross Chapter
Elytia Community Fund
Elyma Y. W Ic.a
Hlyma Memorial Hospital
St James Episcopal Church
Bedford
Bedford Memorial Hospital
Bedford Rotary Club
Borough of
Egolf Park
Joan
Jane Turner
Miami
Michael Lewis Huffman
Columbus
Nancy
Patman Henry
Joan Radican
Elyria
Catherine Myers
Elsra
Helen Horen
Katherine Chapin
Lorain
Margaret Wright
John P. Chapiin
J. Calvin Wryht
Chapin
Taft criticizes Lausche on Ohio road system at Elyria event
Republican candidate Charles P Taft labeled Governor Lausche as controlled by special interests and praised a statewide system of good roads. He attacked recent hospital funding claims, arguing Lausche increased services but Taft favors broader patient care and faster road improvements to solve daily transportation needs.
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GOP
Lausche
Cleveland
Ohio
Taft
Dodge
Ernor
Frank J Lausche
Charles P Taft
Elyria Reublican Women’s Club
Industrial Group Backs City And School Bonds
Elyria Lorain County Industrial Council members endorsed two bond issues at their annual meeting. Dexter Kimball Jr. urged support for the school bond levy, while Dan Kethe outlined sewer system needs and urged backing of the sewer bond levy.
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Elyria
Lorain County Industrial Council
Allan W Fritzsche
General Industries Company
Dexter S Kimball Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Elyna
Dan W Kethe
Kothe
Elyma
LaGrange Board Hires Teacher VanderOord
Laurence VanderOord of Brownheim is hired by the LaGrange Board as a new teacher at LaGrange School. He will begin teaching autics Monday and will handle driver training physical education social studies and assist coaching basketball. He replaces Dogiald Brown drafted for military service. VanderOord is a Brownhelm High School graduate with two and a half years in the Force and a degree from Bog Green State University earned in August.
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Laurence VanderOord
Brownheim
LaGrange School
VanderOord
Dogiald Brown
Brownhelm High School
Force
Bog Green State University
U.S. Moves to Gain UN Support for Korea Truce
The United States plans to seek co sponsorship from Britain and France for a UN General Assembly resolution urging the Communists to accept a Korea truce based on Panmunjom talks. The measure asks enforcement of US prosecution of the war and non forcible repatriation of prisoners without setting a deadline or ultimatums. It aims to prompt the UN to appeal to the Reds to end the war.
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United Nations
United States
World Organization
Korea
U. S
Britain
France
Dean Acheson
General Assembly
North Korea
China
Assembly
Panmunjom
Lester B Pearson
Canada
Acheson
South Koreans Recapture Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge
South Korea’s 2nd Division reports recapturing Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge. About 1,200 Chinese soldiers were killed or wounded as Korean infantry took the crest. They claim to have killed or trapped most of two battalions and held the position against heavy assault.
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U. S
Triangle Hill
Korea
United Nations
Sniper Ridge
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Suspect Arrested in Real Cleaners Burglary Case
Gerald James Bruce, 19, of 203 West Street was arrested after an alleged break in at Real Cleaners on Middle Avenue. Police linked him to a $150 forgery and a similar break in. he waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Grand Jury with bonds of 1500 and 1000 respectively.
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Gerald James Bruce
West Street
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Leo Deutsch
Deutsch
Kenneth L Logan
Deutschs
Staittys
Lodi Street
William Smith
Smith
Bruce
Real Cleaners
Henry W Ault
Lorain Attorney Indicted On Forgery Charge
Lorain attorney Max L. Mitchell was indicted by a grand jury on forgery charges. The case, part of a larger series of indictments, follows suspicions raised by the grand jury and relates to work tied to a Cleveland collection effort. Additional indictments include Devosel, Hullidil, Boling, Deal, Vorhees, and Myrizit for various offenses.
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Lorain
Max L. Mitchell
Cleveland
Mitchell Peu
Fulstor
Devosel
Charles Hullidil
Constance Boling
Clevé
Fortery
Theodore Deal
Elyria
James Vorhees Elyria
Henry Myrizit
Red Feather Q and A on Elyria Community Chest control
Ninety three percent of Chest funds stay in Elyria helping locals with six United Defense Fund agencies also aiding local service members. The Red Feather Q and A asserts the Elyria Community Chest is not nationally controlled and is run by Elyria people for Elyria people.
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Elyria
United Defense Fund
Armed Services
Red Feather
Lewis Letter Seen Signal For Long Mine Shutdown
Washington reports say John L Lewis signaled a prolonged coal strike as miners walk out after the Wage Stabilization Board cut 40 cents from a 190 dollar daily raise. Harry M Moses urged a return to work for the approved 150 dollar increase, while Lewis denounced the board’s move in a vitriolic letter. Industry circles doubt operators will appeal for a review, and government efforts to break the impasse continue without clear progress.
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Washington
John L Lewis
United Mine’ Workers
Wage Stabilization Board
Lewis
Harry M Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Wage Board
Moses
Proposed Labor Law Changes To Be Discussed
A brief item notes labor law reform proposals to be discussed. It mentions Robert Jabor as chief counsel for the Watchdog Committee and references former Senator Jo Ali of Minnesota. Background includes service with the National Labor Relations Board in Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Robert jJabor
Taft
Page
Jo- Ali
Minnesota
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Elyria Community Chest Hits 60 Percent Of Goal In Two Days
The 1953 Elyria Community Chest campaign reports $282934.91 raised toward a $1373920 goal in two days, 60 percent complete. A luncheon at the American Legion Home honored schools and students, with Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake sponsoring meals and Thew Shovel Company set to pay for Friday’s luncheon.
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Elyria Community Chest
American Legion
Ohio Street
Bendir-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake
The
Elyria High School
Jank Gottfried
Elyria
Alice Stofer
George Miraben
Thew Shovel Company
Front Line Men With 36 Points To Be Rotated
Gen Mark W Clark announced that front line soldiers in Korea with 36 points will be rotated at month end. Far East Command troops elsewhere must reach 38 points for rotation due to replacement shortages from the United States.
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Tokyo
Korea
Far East
Mark W Clark
U .S Far East
United States
Casualty Toll Rises in Korea Week to 122117
The Defense Department reports total U S. battle casualties in Korea at 122117, up 963 from last week. The rise follows active front lines and reflects notifications to next of kin begun by last Friday.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Break Ground Monday On First Pike Project
The Ohio Turnpike Commission breaks ground next Monday on the first construction project of the 241 mile toll road across Northern Ohio. The ceremony will be at the site of rain bridges across the Cuxaroga River in Summit County where pier No 3 for the 2700 foot bridge wall will be built.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Cuxaroga River
Summit County
Elyria Haleseen parade set with record crowd expected
About six thousand children from Elyria area are expected to participate in the annual Haleseen parade next Wednesday. The event will form on Chestnut street and proceed to Broad Street East Avenue Second Street and back to Big Pack where elder and doughnuts will be served. Categories include prizes for schools with highest participation and various individual and group awards financed by local merchants.
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E.y Ia
Robert Fox
Chestnut Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Big Pack
James E Boggs
Police Department
Broad
Second Streets
Elyma High School
Allen
East Carlisle
Edison
Ely
Franklin and Garford
Second
Third
Elyria Catholic High School
St Agnes
St John’s
St Marys
St Jude’s
McKinley
Roosevelt
Third Street
Bridge
Lorain County Children’s Home
Gates
Hamilton
Holy Cross
Jefferson and
Maplewood
Western Heights Plans Halloween Festival Parade
Western Heights will hold its annual Hallowe'en Festival next Monday starting at Roosevelt School grounds with a 7 pm community parade led by a police escort. Scoutmaster Joan Bara leads a Boy Scout patrol along Woodford avenue Vulcan street Blake street Irondale street back to the school. Prize donors include local businessmen with judges Paul Hardy Wirs George Tulk and Roscoe Goaby. Free calder and doughnuts provided by the Dereal Guild and Roosevelt IPTA with arrangements by Stevens Bako Ignatz Novak and Olexo. All residents with children are invited to participate.
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Western Heights
Hallowe'en
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
Roosevelt School
Joan Bara
Boy Scouts
Woodford Avenue
Vulcan Street
Blake Street
Irondale Street
Paul Hardy
Wirs George Tulk
Chronicle-Telegram
Roscoe Goaby
Tre Young Ladies’ Dereal Guild
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Roosevelt Ipt.a V.d
Steven Bako
Willam Ignatz
Alex Sabo
Alex Novak
L G Novak
Joseph Olexo
Where To Turn and Economy Motors Advertisements
An open all day Wednesday notice for Where To Turn at 113 Cedar Studv and an encouragement to winterize vehicles at Economy Motors located at 101 Broad. The ad highlights both services as consumer reminders.
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Cedar Studv
Economy Motors
Broad
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