Arms Aid Pact Talks Start Soon
The United States and eight Western European nations prepare to begin drafting mutual defense agreements under the MAP. Drafts are ready and will be presented within ten days. Britain and France to lead talks with Norway Denmark Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg also involved.
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Washington
United States
U. S
America
Europe
Truman
Great Britain
North Atlantic
France
Norveay
Denmark
Rain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Killing Frost Drops Temperatures in Lorain County
The first killing frost of the winter hit Elvria and Lorain County with temperatures down to 26 degrees near here. County agricultural agent Carl Deeds said frost extended to within a mile of Lake Erie and followed predictions after October 23. He noted crops damaged include green tomatoes and field corn, with potatoes ready to lift and cauliflower cabbage and root crops spared. Weather bureau warns more frost across eastern Ohio tonight with 30 to 35 degrees.
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Elvria
Lorain County
Elvoria
Carl
Deeds
Lake Erie
United Press Weather Burer Teport
Garford Jamboree Parade Opens At Seven PM
The Garford Jamboree begins with a parade set for seven oclock tonight. Paraders assemble at the school shortly before the start, and the Jamboree event that follows is open to the public.
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Garford
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio
Northeast Ohio enjoys a clear sky with a rising temperature trend through this afternoon tonight and Friday. Tonight's low around 35 with Friday high near 60 degrees.
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Ohio
Vote for Charles Holtzman Wrenna Township Trustee
Political advertisement on page two urges voters to elect Charles Holtzman as Wrenna Township Trustee. The terse ballot message emphasizes voting in the local election with promotional intent.
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Charles Holtzman
Wrenna Township
Pol
Charles Holtzmen
Elyria Township
Taft Says Truman Could Act Under Taft Hartley Law
Senator Taft says President Truman can use the Taft Hartley act to intervene in steel and coal strikes if they threaten health or safety of the nation. He notes the act does not grant seizure power but allows court injunctions with judicial backing.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Ohio
Mgr. Truman
YWCA Launches Membership Drive Set To Begin Monday
The YWCA starts its annual membership drive with a kickoff Monday at 1 pm. Mrs Otis Forsythe leads the membership committee and plans detailed canvassing of every home in each district to boost sustaining memberships. Mrs Mark Willis outlines the association’s programs including classes clubs and book reviews to supporters.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Otis Forsythe
Yow.cla
Mark Willis
Y.Y.W.C.A
U S Protest Over Prague Expulsions of Embassy Attaches
In Prague Czechoslovakia accused France of smuggling uranium ore and ordered the expulsion of a French military attaché and assistant on espionage charges. The United States lodged a stiff protest against the arrest and expulsion of U S Embassy staff, including James K Penfield delivering the note. Samuel Meryn Isaac Patch and John G Hern were named as arrested or expelled officials.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
France
United States
U. S
James K. Penfield
Varro Hajdu
Samuel Meryn
Isaac Patch
John G. Hern
Meryn
Mersyn
Left-Wing CIO Unions Consider Leaving Over Policy Demands
About twelve left-wing CIO unions, totaling roughly 650000 members, plan to break away from the CIO if national officers press for conformity to CIO policies on foreign and domestic issues. They may form a new federation after the next CIO convention.
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Cleveland
CIO
Mornday
Philip Murray
Murray
AFL
United Electrical Workers
Fishermen’s
United Public ‘Workers
American Communications Association
United Furniture Workers
Fur & Leather Workers
Tobacco & Agricultural Workers
Lone Policeman Captures Two Bandits After Hold-up
A veteran policeman single handedly captured two bandits, one an escaped convict, nine minutes after they robbed a Cincinnati restaurant early today. Patrolman Clarence McMurtry held the prisoners at gunpoint until reinforcements arrived, preventing access to four loaded guns in their car.
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Cinceinnati
Clarence McMurtry
Shadowed By Blonde Congressman Objects
Rep Warne L. Hays reports being shadowed in Poland during a Warsaw visit with the House Executive Expenditures Subcommittee. He says 24 hour surveillance followed the delegation and a blonde hotel room across from his was observed. Hays notes limited access to distribution data for the International Children's Emergency Fund and cites improvements in five European countries due to the Economic Cooperation Administration and a decline in Communism there.
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Hays
Warsaw
House
Poland
Thomas A. Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Subcommittee
United States
International Children’s Emergency Fund
America
Ireland
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Behalf of School Bond Issue Campaign Moves Ahead
Final reports from the Citizens Advisory Committee outline deeds for passage of the school bond issue. The P T A division, led by Mrs Alvin Steller, will canvass Elyria cityhouse to house and distribute brochures and voting instructions. Over 300 volunteers are noted as available for this effort. The student body plans an Election Eve parade and rally at Elyria High School as publicity drives continue. Harold Dicken’s Election Day calling committee will contact voters on Election Day.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Elyria High School
Alvin Steller
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Harold Dicken
Chief Bates Warns Against Burning Leaves in Elyria
Chief Bates warns against leaf fires as Halloween antics spark nightly blazes in Elyria. Fire department notes 11 evening alarms in two days from children playing with matches and marbles, risking lives and property.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Hallowe'en
Last Of Escaped Prisoners Caught
In Lebanon County police and sheriffs deputies captured the last of six prisoners who escaped from the Werren County Jail last Saturday. Harry Ferguson Jr and Bert Williams were nabbed early today near Franklin following tips from fellow escapee William Ballard who surrendered yesterday.
Strike Set Against Five Timken Plants in Ohio
United Steelworkers announce a midnight November 4 strike against Timken Roller Bearing Co plants in Canton Columbus Zanesville Wooster and Mount Vernon Ohio after failed pension talks. Bosses had sought pension study. union cites deadline and potential plant shutdown if no settlement.
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Canton
United Steelworkers
CSO
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ohio
USW
J. W. Abel
Timken
Steelworkers’ Union
W. E. Wryecif
Canion
Cleveland
CIO
Philip Murray
Fridzx
Canin
Columbus
Zanesville
Wooster
Mount Vernon
Public Schools Closed Tomorrow for Teachers’ Meeting
All Lorain County and area public schools will close for the day so teachers can attend the eightieth annual meeting of the North Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association in Cleveland. Lorain County Superintendent of Schools and Elyria public school offices will also be closed.
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Lorain County
iEisra
North Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Lorain County Superintendent of Schools
West Third Street
Elyria
Dar
Pheasant Killer Fined by City Official in Ohio
Richard B. Keckler of Fostoria was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Mayor Virgil R. Bennehoff for killing a pheasant out of season. Keckler said the bird was eating his strawberries.
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Tiffin
Richard B. Keckler
Fostoria
Virgil R. Bennehoff
Keckler
Holstein Cow Delivers Quadruplets at Lima Hospital
A four-year-old registered Holstein cow at Lima State Hospital gave birth to quadruplets yesterday. Two calves are male and two are female.
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Lima, O
Lima State Hospital
LaGrange Woman Robbed By Two Young Men
Mrs. Dwight Smith of Pleasant street LaGrange said two armed youths—about 18 to 20 years old—entered her home at 7 35 am took 47 dollars, knocked down her 2 year old son Ronnie, and fled toward downtown. One wore a dark suit. the other a brown leather jacket and hunting cap.
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Dwight Smith
Pleasant Street
LaGrange
Ohio
Smith
Ronnie
Shirley
Sheriffs Department
Norman Hecht Is New AMVET Commander
Norman Hecht was installed as AMVET commander at a ceremony held at the AMVET Post Home on East Broad Street. James Veuloff served as installing officer with support from Paul Nitzke and Vince Giorioso. Auxiliary officers and out of town guests were named, and Dr. Horace Abbe received the post commander pin as the event concluded with a dance.
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AMVET
East Broad Street
James Veuloff
Lorain Post
Paul ‘Nitzke
Vince Giorioso
Doyle Sluizker
Jack Ramsdell
Richard Lehman
F. X. Ell
Alvin Sauer
Mar
James Horn
Wiliam Kenawell
Margaret Hakes
Jane EV
Majorie Slutzker
Mary Karnes
Beverly Lehman
Paris Boddy
Kit Cromling
Marion Woodinas
Josephine Abbe
Rosemary Rateil
Marie Bottom
Fourth District of
Oho
John Dandaredes
Lorain
Rose _Glorioso
Paul Sedivy
Hecht
Horace Abbe
Farm Bureau urges year-round Eastern Standard Time in Ohio
The Sandusky County Farm Bureau at its annual meeting urged statewide adoption of Eastern Standard Time year-round. They also adopted resolutions for real estate re-appraisal and better highway marking in rural areas.
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Fremont. O
Sandusky County
Truman Keeps Hands Off In Coal and Steel Strike
President Truman has not set a deadline to intervene personally in the coal and steel strikes. The White House said he may act at any time, but he will not disrupt ongoing mediation led by Cyrus Ching and John R. Steelman.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Cyrus Ching
John R. Steelman
Ching
U. S Steel Corp
New York
Coal Supply For Institutions Not Alarming
Columbus reports state institution coal stocks remain non alarming with supplies sufficient through mid November. Ohio Welfare Dept official John C. Waidner notes worst shortages hit Toledo State Hospital Delaware Girls Industrial School and Marysville Marysville Woman's Reformatory. Hawthornden Hospital faced 15 days without coal due to mine disruptions. transfers between institutions could cover gaps.
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Columbus
John C. Waidner
Business Administration
Ohio Department of Welfare
Welfare Department
Toledo State Hospital
Delaware Girls Industrial School
Woman's Reformatory
Marysville
Hawthornden State Hospital
Summit County
HH. L. Sluiz
Hawthornden Hospital
Waidner
London
Delaware
Marxsville
Disciples Of Christ To Vote On Merger
Cincinnati delegates at the centennial international convention will vote on a proposed merger with the Northern Baptists. If approved a joint commission plans 1952 conventions, a 1954 union proposal, and a final 1955 action with closer fellowship and joint evangelistic projects. The Northern Baptist convention has already approved the proposal.
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Cincinnati
Centennial International Convention of Disciples of Christ
Northern Baptists
Disciples and Baptists
Northern Baptist Convention
Tragedy Claims Bernice Jones and Infant in Troy Township Fire
Mrs. Bernice Jones, 43, and her nine month old daughter Myrtle died in a Troy Township home fire. Police report says the blaze left the residence a total loss with investigators examining cause and origin. Local investigators and fire units responded to the scene.
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Chardon. O
Bernice Jones
Myrtle
Troy Township
U S Mediators Plan Talks With Murray Over Steel Strike
Federal mediators expected to meet CIO President Philip Murray in New York to press for a settlement of the 27 day old steel strike before White House intervention. Cyrus Ching and aides have been conferring with United States Steel Corp officials as Murray travels to Madison Square Garden for a Democratic rally. Observers say Murray favors presidential action outside the Taft Hartley act prior to a breakthrough. In Pittsburgh four independent steel companies call for recall of the Presidential steel fact finding board to clarify pensions and insurance recommendations for industry and smaller firms.
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New York
CIO
Philip Murray
Cyrus Ching
United States Steel Corp
Murray
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Ching
White House
Pittsburgh
Presidential Steel Factfinding Board
Cleveland Man Killed By Police
Cleveland officers responding to a family disturbance shot and killed John Gill 28, with his ex wife Car rie 29 wounded in the back during a gun battle in a third floor apartment. Patrolman Benes, 27 years on the force, and Robert Rafter exchanged fire with Gill as they evacuated Mrs Gill and their five year old son.
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Cleveland
John Gill
Carrie
James Benes
Robert Rafter
Gill
Benes
Mrs. Gill
Rafter
Abrs. Gill
Cleveland CIO Urges Government Seizure of Plants
The Cleveland Industrial Union Council CIO approved a resolution urging government seizure of strikebound steel plants and negotiation for a government contract with the United Steelworkers Union. A second resolution seeks a special legislative session to amend unemployment laws to aid strikers and laid off workers. Governor Lausche had rejected a similar Ohio CIO demand yesterday.
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Cleveland
United Steelworkers’ Union ,Cio
Cleveland Industrial Union Council Cio
Frank J. ‘Lausche
Ohio Cio Council
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