Allies Bomb Red Targets In N Korea
Allied air forces and South Korean troops push across central and northern front lines. Chinese Communists suffer losses as UN jets strike railways and bunkers. Iron Horse Mountain and Sniper Ridge see heavy fighting with Stalled Red assaults. Ninth Division secures Iron Horse Mountain amid artillery fire.
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Seoul
Korea
Seol
Iron Horse Mountain
North Korea
Red
Chorwon
Republic of Korea
Triangle Bill
Kumhwa
Churchill Reports On Test Blast
Churchill informs the House of Commons that Britain’s first atomic test on HMS Plym near the Aintree Belle Islands caused extreme heat and a massive water and debris spike. The ship vaporized, no casualties reported, and he notes plans for closer US Britain atomic information exchange.
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Loxdon
Winston Churchill
Ainte Belle Islands
Australia
Cruchill
United States
Britain
Churchill
Labor War
Emanuel Shinwell
U. S
ROK Cannot Staff Korea Front, Van Fleet Says
Gen James A Van Fleet told reporters in Seoul that South Korea cannot field an army large enough to man the entire battle line without U S help. He cited 300000 Korean troops, 19 small divisions and about 250000 UN troops, arguing one million more Koreans would be needed to equal Communist forces, and declined to estimate when maximum potential would be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eighth Army
Jan Fleet
ROK
Turnpike Through Elsvena Studied by Engineers
City officials report Wilbur Watson Associates have spent a week and a half surveying the effect of the Ohio Turnpike route through Elsvena. The firm, hired under special legislation, held three meetings with Service Director Dan W. Kothe Mayor Henry W. Ault and City Engineer John Powell. Groundwork is done and details are being worked out with available staff promising completion as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
Wilbur Watson Associates
Elsvna
Watson
Kothe
Henry W. Ault
Jhon Powell
Northeastern Ohio Weather Tonight to Friday Forecast
Force 81 covers Northeastern Ohio with partly cloudy skies and continued cool conditions tonight. Friday should be fair with anlar weather indicating improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Anlar
Audit Shows 83920 Pledged In Chest Drive
William Fleming announces the complete audit of the Elyria Community Chest Drive first report at the American Legion Home. Total pledges reached 83920.91 or 61 percent of the 137392 goal. 30787.35 paid to date. Harry W. Hyman warns workers that the remaining 39 percent will require effort. The program featured Denis J. Bevan and prizes, with Queennie the goat awarded to Dominic Amato. East River Street open house ad ends page.
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Elyria Community Chest
American Legion
Dominic Amato
William Fleming
Elyria
Harry W. Hyman
Legion
Hyman
Denis J. Bevan
Margaret Ware
George Beal
Queennie
H. West
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Alice Storer
Community Chest
Burton Johnson
Salvation Army
Oberlin Community Chest reports early drive totals
Oberlin leader G E Stang announced more than 12022 dollars raised in the first night of the Community Chest drive with a goal of 14675 dollars. Meeting plans were postponed at the chairman's request to encourage residents to stay at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
C E Stang
Community Chest
Rouse
Chest Crarran
G E Stane
Obelin
Arson Suspected in Ashland Campus Fire
Ashland Fire Chief Paul Soles said the blaze that destroyed Founders Hall at Ashland College campus Sunday may have been arson. He called in the state arson squad after a candle was found Oct 10 hidden in the third floor area where the fire began.
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Ashland
Paul Soles
Ashland College
Soles
State Fire Marshalls
Ater
Jury summons list for Elyria Lorain and others announced
Clerk of Courts H. E Agate released a list of 30 individuals summoned for petit jury service starting October 28. Names include Elyria residents Fay Merits Doris Atkins Henry Malin Claude Doane John Detinho Lojita Wimpeny Eva Muller and others, plus Lorain entrants Frank Pavlovcic Anna Dancix Pauline Stone and additional names from various sections.
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H. E Agate
Elyria
Fay Merits
Oberlin Road
Doris Atkins
Longford Avenue
Henry Malin
Tattersall Court
Claude Doane
East River Street
John Detinho
West Lin Street
John Wilcox
I Hawthorne Street
Lojita Wimpeny
Grafton Road
Gertrude Palmer
Belfield Avenue
May Dutch
Ohio Street
Eva Muller
Mixe Macut
Bellheid Avenue
Ralph Leppien
Columbus Street
Lorain
Frank Pavlovcic
iAnna Dancix
Pauline Stone
Wiliam Svat
Herbert Turzaker
James Long
Albert Ford
Gretchen Horn
Elizabeth Loving
Betty Srat
Waser Ishman
Georgia Stone
Curver Willems
Willliam Krets
New Holiday Added SAUL STE MARIE
Partial readable text notes a new holiday in Saul Ste Marie and mentions a leather company, the Independent Fur and Leather Workers, and a contract inquiry or claim. The fragmentary source provides no clear date, outcome, or full details, but indicates a local ceremonial or administrative notice.
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Saul Ste Marie
Eton
Stevenson Welcomed at Whistle Stop in Ohio
Gov Adlai Stevenson drew an enthusiastic crowd at a New York Central station as his train paused for a whistle stop in Ohio. He praised Bendix Westernhouse plant growth and American prosperity under Democrats, noting Oberlin and Elyria as symbols of liberty and praising Oberlin College as a cultural leader. He recalled Oberlin and Elyria as Underground Railroad stations and urged unity.
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Elyria
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Stevenson
George C. Steinemann
Sandusky
United States House of Representatives
Joseph Ushelyi
Gov
New York Central
Ohio
Tevenson
Bendix-Westinghouse
Oberlin
Robert Gunderson
America
Oberlin College
Elvria
Elyria Soldier Wounded In Korea Fighting
A letter from Pfc. Frank V. Radachi 24 informs his family he received shrapnel wounds Oct 16 in Korea and is moved to Japan for treatment. He has been in Korea since June 21 near Kumwan and his wife Patricia Amato gave birth to a son on Sept 26.
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Frank V. Radachi
Korea
Japan
Redachi
Xumnwan
Patricia Amato
Radachi
Princeton Avenue
Polio Prevention Steps Foreseen by National Polio Foundation
Basil O'Connor, president, announced the organization will begin preventive work and aid polio victims. The foundation plans to use gamma globulin, a new blood fraction, starting next year in its efforts.
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Cleveland
National Polio Foundation
Basil O’connor
Wage talks push for 1.90 raise for 65,000 coal miners
John L. Lewis met privately with the top anthracite negotiator to win a 1.90 dollar wage hike for 65,000 hard coal miners. He aims to sign anthracite operators at the same rate as the soft coal deal, which the Wage Stabilization Board reduced by 40 cents as inflationary.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Stevenson and Eisenhower Trade Inflation and Communism Charges
Adlai E. Stevenson assails Republican charges he is soft on Communism while Eisenhower accuses the administration of inflating to fake prosperity. Stevenson heads to Cleveland for a major address after Buffalo rallies as Wyatt vows a key speech on Communists and smear tactics. Eisenhower tours upstate New York with Dewey, calling inflation a White House policy and urging destruction of cheap money idol.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Cleveland
Wilson W. Wyatt
Mutuals
Columbia
Wyatt
Buffalo
N. Y
Memorial Stadium
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Upstate
New York
White House
Hudson River Valley
Mortgage Burning Ceremony Planned at Amherst Hospital
Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt of the Onto Supreme Court will speak at Amherst Hospital mortgage burning on October 30 1938 Elmer Hume hospital board president will preside About 150 people expected dinner to follow at Amherst Congregational Church Smythe announced the mortgage équivalent cost of the new addition was about 125000 dollars with 1000 raised by subscription and 23000 by mortgage
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Carl V. Weygandt
Onto Supreme Court
Amherst Hospital
Princpal
J J. Symthe
Smythe
Amherst Congregational Church
Elmer Hume
Hospital Board of Trustees
Couple To Wed Again On 50th Anniversary
Milwaukee couple Mr and Mrs Carl Winters plan a re marriage on November 1 to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They have been divorced since 1908 and now announce a renewal of vows.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Carl Winters
Winters
Grand Jury Reports Deep Concern Over Non-Support Cases
The Lorain County grand jury completed a three day session reviewing 48 cases and urged tougher public assistance rules to curb non support. It praised the prosecutor for pursuing fugitive fathers and recommended continued financial support for legal action to reduce future cases. Foreman William Lefever signed the report.
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Howard Weiss, Jr
Lorain County
Chidren
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
Common Pleas Court
William Lefever
Grand Jury
Lorain City
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George Kuterovich
David Wainwright
Alfred G. Bauer, Jr
Ray Carter
Ralph Fox
Orley Gingery
N. M Fitch
Dale Kellogg
L. N. Nicholas
Wm. Custar
Alden Ruiter
Robert Muhlhauser
E. R. Fitch
Walter Gehrke
John Moyes
Paul Houghtaling
Camden Rigg
Oscar Jaroch
Wmessaros
Steve Bake
Kenneth Sommer
den Myers
Jack Oo Meyer
Edwin EB
Stronsack
Elis Hoag
D. Hildepranter
Loren D. Winsper
Dwight Vercasa
George Kimbel
Sam Kahn
Kenneth Haas
Fred Lohres
James Boggs
Helen Conman
Robert J Corts
Ralph Michael
J. R. Dall
Paul Laubenthal
Jack Vestal
Myror Averbook
Erwin Schultz
Val Spicer
Vernon Bell
Paul E Weisbrod
East River St
Amherst
Hospital
Society
Wellington
Reds
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