Preparation for Junior Red Cross Drive in Elyria Area
Elyria Chapter Junior Red Cross Council gathers posters badges instruction sheets and enrollment forms for 45 area schools. Drive opens November 1 and runs through the month with school teachers assisting enrollment of students from first grade through high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross Council
Elyria
Nyla Lyndes
Mary Ann Marozsan
Elyria High School
Joy Hada- Way
Bob Gray
North Ridgeville High School
Shirley Amos
Helen
Spitzer
Helen Mihalis
Junior Red Cross
American Red Cross
National Children's Fund
Oberlin Hospital
Red Cross
Order Bans Amusement Building Construction
Washington reports a government ban on new buildings for amusement and recreation effective at midnight. The order covers 44 construction types including theaters drive ins and stadiums and exempts defense department projects repairs and small jobs under five thousand dollars. NPA will limit nondefense construction to conserve materials for national defense and may halt ongoing projects if not defense related.
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Washington
National Production Administration
Wiliam H. Harrison
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Harrison
NPA
Ohio Circulation Managers Elect Elyman To Board
Carl Bieske, circulation manager of The Chronicle Telegram, was elected to the board of directors of the Ohio Circulation Managers Association at its Columbus convention to complete an expired term. John F. Brennan of the Cleveland Plain Dealer was elected president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bieske
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Circulation Managers’ Association
Columbus
Bieske
John F. Brennan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe Defense Plan Nearing Unified Western Europe Pact
Washington sources say North Atlantic military chiefs will finalize a unified Western Europe defense plan by nightfall. The plan outlines powers for supreme Allied commanders and which forces each nation will contribute while preserving national sovereignty. Eisenhower's name surfaces as a potential post holder amid weekend talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Atlantic
Europe
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allied Forces
French Fall Back Farther In Indo-China Jungles
French forces retreat east of Laokay in northern Indo-China as they fight Ho Chi Minh's rebels in dense jungle. Communiques say planes attack the insurgents while authorities warn of Communist movements near Hanoi and along the Red River defense line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Saigon
Ho Chi-Minh
Laokay
Indo- China
Red River
Tonkin
Hanoi
Tream
Dinhlap
Tienxen
Moncay
Minh News Ernex
Anam
Cochin China
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook
This afternoon air will be similar to yesterday with mild temperatures and a bit less cool tonight. Friday brings clouds and warmer conditions with a low around 42 and a high near 62. Markets page two.
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Ohio
Draft Calls For November Issued
COLUMBUS State Selective Director Chester Goble announced an 8000 man pre induction physical examination call and 5614 for induction in November with a 30 percent over call. He expects 3910 men will be furnished and warned boards to honor the 21 on April 1 rule. The total draft since July reaches 51000 with 2869 inducted through September. October figures are unavailable.
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Columbus
Chester Goble
Goble
Schools To Be Closed Tomorrow For NECTA Sessions
Lorain County Board of Education offices on West Third Street and city and county schools will close all day to allow staff to attend NECTA sessions in Cleveland. Superintendent C A Gibbons announced the plan and named James H Hales, Hazel Grott, and C A Gibbons as delegates with Harold Stanford and Mrs Norman Livermore as alternates. Leslie Burge, Lorain attorney, addressed Oberlin College political science classes on local and state government operations.
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Lorain
Burge
Oberlin College
Leslie Burge
Truman Considers Special Session to Handle Key Legislation
President Truman said he may call Congress back before its Nov 27 return to tackle an excess profits tax rent control and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. He has not decided and will confer with Democratic leaders before issuing any call.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Ha Waii
Alaska
Alben W. Barkley
Sheriff Warns Against Halloween Pranks In Camden Area
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan ordered Deputy Joseph Guck to address Camden students about dangerous pranks such as removing road signs and leaving cattle fences open. Such actions risk serious crashes or injury, with reports of thrown cabbages, broken glass, and damaged tires on Chestnut Ridge Road and at Livermore residence in Brishion. Deputies check suspect names as investigations continue.
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Hallowe'en
Sheriff's Department
Carl R. Finegan
Joseph Guck
Camden School
Sheriffs Department
Chestnut Ridge Road
Livermores
Brishion
Change of heart in draft case at Toledo induction
Fremont man Baker, a Heidelberg graduate and Ohio University instructor, pleaded guilty to draft law violation. He initially refused to join a draft contingent citing student deferment but altered his stance yesterday when appearing before U S Commission Barone, heading for induction in Toledo.
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Fremont
Lindis D. Baker
Heidelberg College
Ohio University
Toledo
Baker
U. S. Commission
Barone
United States seeks UN term extension for Lie
The United States plans to ask the UN General Assembly to extend Lie's term as United Nations Secretary-General likely for five years. The Security Council rejected Romulo of the Philippines and Malik of Lebanon, while Russia's Malik pressed for more candidates. The U S abstained on both nominations as Britain France Cuba Ecuador Norway and Yugoslavia also abstained.
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Council
Russia
Malik
Security Council
Romulo
Lebanon
U.S
Britain
France
Cuba
Ecuador
Norway
Yugoslavia
Youth Held on 1500 Bond for Local Burglary Charge
Richard Emerson aged 18 of 401 Lodi street was bound to the grand jury by Mayor Henry W Ault under 1500 bond on a burglary charge at the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative on Huron street August 14. He confessed to the Farm Bureau burglary and to the Olympic Bowling Alleys theft totaling 100 and 1000 respectively. A 16 year old accomplice and four Emvica youths are held for auto thefts and related burglaries. another 17 year old boy implicated has been turned over to county juvenile authorities.
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Richard Emerson
Lodi
Grand
Henry W. Ault
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Huron Street
Emerson
Farm Bureau
Olympic
Emvica
Effingham, I
F.B.I
Clyde Beatty's Wife Dies On Circus Train
Mrs. Harriett Beatty wife of wild animal trainer Clyde Beatty died in her sleep aboard her circus train in Kosciusko Mississippi She had shown an animal act that made her a star and had been ill for about six months with a heart ailment.
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Kosciusko
Harriett Beatty
Clyde Beatty
Two Killed in Crash Near Fostoria
Mary Louise Kirian nine and her uncle Elmer Kirian twenty nine of Carey were killed when their car struck a bridge abutment last night. Three others were injured in the same mishap reported near Fostoria.
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Fostoria
Mary Louise Kirian
Elmer Kirian
Carey
France pushes longer compulsory military service plan
Paris. French Defence Minister Jules Moch urged quick approval of extending compulsory military service from one year to 18 months as part of a broad rearmament program. He cited Russia and US armament totals and outlined France’s plan to expand divisions and arms production with U.S. aid amid a two day Assembly debate.
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Paris
Jules Moch
National Assembly
Revsin
Anms
France
Moch
Germany
Europe
Russia
Ite Hishlishte
United States
U. S
Farker
Truman says South Korean troops to occupy Manchurian border
Washington says South Korean forces will occupy the Manchurian border area not U S troops. Reports from Tokyo say Korean Republicans reached the border amid Chinese Communist activity in Korea. Allied forces push north toward Manchuria with Won San landing bolstering the advance.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Manchurian
Korea
North Korea
Pyongyang
Manchuria
Wonsan
U. S. 1St
Yalu River
U. S
Seoul
Pusan
Chosan
Kojang
Edward M. Almond
10Th Corps
United Press
Joseph Quinn
Iustdivison Terriers
Machurian
New Church in Elyria to Be Dedicated Sunday
The Church of the Nazarene in Elyria at Gulf road and Ohio street will be dedicated Sunday at 2 30 PM completing a construction and furnishing program begun in 1948. Five original charter members remain active as former pastors attend the service with music and a address by Dr Harvey S Galloway.
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Church of the Nazerene
Elyria
Gulf Road
Ohio Street
Church of the Nazarene
Water and
Second Streets
James Rodgers
Clarence W. Perry
Charles Gibson
Ridge Street
C. T. ‘Corbett
Gibson
S. E. Durbin
Elvrra
John Perry
Middle Avenue
West Street
Shiuy
Harrison Street
Broad Street
Ridge
Cleveland Streets
Durbin
Mr. Clay
Elma
Frank Wasson
Radersi
WO Mears
James C. Leonard
Fasadena Avenue
Leonard
Harvey S. Galloway
Columbus
John and Grace Perry
Morris Varsey
Paul Evenson
Louise Hunt
Pupils Receive Report Cards In Seventh and Eighth Grades
Superintendent L N Nicholas announced report cards will be distributed this afternoon to seventh and eighth grade students as schools close tomorrow for an extra day and weekend. The new grade card system was developed by a parents and teachers committee and offers space for comments by teachers and parents detailing student progress.
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Supt. L. NL Nicholas
School leaders discuss county education issues at Brighton High
Lorain County educators including superintendents and principals met at Brighton High School for a dinner and business session. J. J. King of Avon Lake led a review of the county testing committee and approved the present test schedule. A surplus property rep discussed obtaining educational materials and trucks may travel to Columbus for surplus items. Committees were named to review new textbooks in first and second grade arithmetic and high school world and American history and to develop a new elementary arithmetic course. Dinner was provided by the Brighton Haddow home economics club.
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Lorain County
Brighton High School
J. J. King
Avon Lake
State Education Agency
Columbus
Brighton Hiddon
County board rejects welfare staff pay raise plan
County commissioners announced no salary increases for the Welfare Department this year and they will not reallocate funds to permit raises in any other department due to lack of funds. The notice closes with an advertisement for flower bulbs at Carek Florist.
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County Welfare Department
Boy Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury After Car Collision
Richard Walser six year old son of William G Walker suffered a facial head and body bruise laceration and abrasions when struck by an automobile driven by John King 42512 Cleveland street at 327 pm yesterday King said he did not see the vehicle then drove into a driveway at 419 Cleveland street The boy was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment
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Richard Walser
William G. Walker
Case Toad
John King
Cleveland Street
Ac King
Kingu
Freet
Richard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Ohio Circulation Managers
Elyman
Truman Studies
Boks
Bulletin
N. W. Shirkey
Purchase Parsonage
Carek Florist
Boy
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