Eden Named British Foreign Secretary Eden Named British Foreign Secretary
Prime Minister Winston Churchill named Anthony Eden foreign secretary and deputy prime minister, while Churchill took defense. The new cabinet includes R A Butler as chancellor of the exchequer and other appointments. The Conservatives lead 320 to 254 with 62 districts reporting, indicating a healthy majority but not a landslide.
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London
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Churchill
R.A. Butler
Britain
No. 10
Downing Street
Eden
House of Commons
House
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Lord Woolton
Council
Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
Labor Party
Commons
Tories
Labor
Emergency State Declared in Cairo Over Churchill Election
Cairo authorities imposed a new state of emergency as demonstrations roiled the city in protest of Winston Churchill's election as British prime minister. Egyptian presses warned Churchill could provoke World War II while reaffirming Egypt’s resolve to resist British dominance in the Suez Canal region.
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Cairg
Egypt
Cairo Teuay
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Brinsherme
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Akabar el Yom
Elyria High Jr Class Elects Officers for New Year
Richard Perkins elected president of the E H S donor class at Elyria High School. John Marshall named vice president. Marina Johnson and Coral Tenry chosen as secretary and treasurer. Lievd Hennings, social studies teacher, named juniors class adviser.
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Richard Perkins
Elyria High School
Perkins
Gunmiers
John Marshall
Marina Johnson
Coral Tenry
Lievd Hennings
Elyria
Fall From Ladder Fatal in Columbus Home
Mrs. Daisy Lindamood, 39, of Columbus, died after a 15 foot fall while hanging storm windows at her residence. She suffered a fractured skull from the accident on a black-topped driveway yesterday.
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Columbus
Daisy Lindamood
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Quiet Rain Tonight
Light overnight rain moves into northeastern Ohio with cooler temperatures dipping to around 38 degrees. Cloudy conditions continue into Sunday with a waning rain ending in the forenoon, as markets detail on page two.
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Ohio
Baptists Hold Final Service At Old Church Sunday
The First Baptist Church presents the last service in its 113 year old building with evening rites. Dr. Arthur Williams prepares a short reflection on Pauls Second Epistle to the Corinthians. A Denver minister's letter and memories from longtime members are read.
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Mgs
First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Washington Avenue
Baptists
Old Church
Silas Tucker
Ohio City
Arthur Williams
Ralph Obits
Denver
Richard Eliott
Newborn Infant Among 7 Dead After Collision
A car carrying an expectant mother crashed and burned on a Washington highway, killing seven people including a newborn. Police identified three men and three women among the victims. the newborn could not be identified. Coroner Dr Frank Tames said the impact likely caused the infant’s death. A pursing vehicle, traveling at high speed, struck the same area, triggering flames on the highway bridge.
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Frank Tames
Ipact
Etl
Finess
Spd
Ue-Tacama Hadhway Bridge
Body Of Doctor Found In Woods Near Nahant
The body of Dr. Albert H Cavner a Nahant area heart specialist and nursing doctor from Nahant was found dead in woods off Concord Street North Reading. No cause of death reported immediately and foul play suspected by his wife after a suspected theft spree involving $18000 from three girls.
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Reading
Mass
Nahant
New York
Albert H Cavner
Concord Street
Coynet
Elyria Clubs Host Mayoral Candidate Dinner Meeting
Rotary K vamis and Lions clubs in Elyria plan a joint dinner meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in the Ellis Marine Room to hear mayoral candidates Henry W Ault and Thomas Bowen speak 20 minutes each and then answer audience questions.
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Elyria
Rotary
K Vamis
Lions
Ellis Marine Room
Henry W. Ault
Thomas Bowen
Local draft board inducts 16 men into armed services
Sixteen men registered with the local draft board were inducted at the Cleveland induction center on Monday. The group includes five Elyrians and eleven others, with one entering the Marine Corps. Names and addresses of Elyrian inductees are listed, along with additional draftees from Wellington, Columbia Station, Oberlin, Grafton, Lipton, Demopolis Alabama, and a transfer from Forest Hills New York.
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Armed Services
Cleveland
Catherine McKee
Westlake
Ohio
Marine Corps
USS Army
Howard E Gard
Broad Street
Jack J. Falkenhof
Howe Street
Ralph
Machovina
Elyria
Edmund G. McCauley
Telegraph Rd
Henry G. O'Dell
Turner Street
Kenneth A. Avery
Donald T. Lattimer
Arthur A So0y
Wellington
Kenneth H Grills
Edward J Roth
Columbia
Wilam Wheeler
Oberlin
Leon T. Buckngham
Grafton
Cleon F. Sharp
Lipton
Charles Ranson, Jr
Demopolis
Alabama
Marine Nductee
Norman R. Ingold
John Maurice
Forest Ws
New York
Ohio Turnpike Faces Steel Shortage Delays
State Highway Director T J Kauer warned a $30000000 turnpike project may delay due to a steel supply cutback though he pledged it would not be stopped. The Bureau of Public Roads refused 727,810 tons of structural steel, but Kauer expects a reversal after a Washington appeal.
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Columbus
T. J. Kauer
Bureau of Public Roads
Kauer
Washington
Bureau
Defense Production Administration
Ohio
BPA
BPR
Wes
Gonhead
Frank J. Lausche
Petersburg
Mahoning County
Four Hurt in Separate Traffic Crashes Injuries Reported
Four persons were injured in separate traffic accidents investigated by the sheriff's department last night. The most serious, 19 year old James Smyth of Avon Lake, suffered a possible skull fracture and head lacerations and was in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a rollover on Route 10 near Grafton Road. Pete Rockas, 79, was treated for a shoulder injury and released. Ernest Printy, 33, of Gratereton, was arrested on a traffic charge after his car crashed off the road and struck a pole and wall. Andrew Nagy, 19, of Vulcan Street, and Charles Machock, 4, were injured in a separate collision at Route 113 near Grobe's Fruit Farm. Continued on Page 2.
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Sheriffs Department
James Smyth
Walker Road
Avon
Avon Lake
Edward Gawlik
Rockas
Ernest Printy
Graterton
Grafton Road
Frunty
Grobe
Andrew Nagy
Vulcan Street
Charles Machock
Stanley Machock
Business Industry Education Day Sets for Thursday Observance
Elyria prepares for its first Business-Industry-Education Day with 237 educators from public and parochial schools to tour 20 plus hosts including manufacturers and banks. The program at the American Legion Home begins Thursday morning with remarks by Earl J. Fauver and Dexter Kimball ey, followed by host tours, lunches, and a final discussion session, with schools allowed to suspend classes for the event.
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Elyrias
Cty
Ims
Board of Education
Vallous
Chamber
Lorain County
Dexter S. Kimballey
American Legion
Elyria Public Schools
Elyria Catholic Schools
St. John's; Lutheran School
Manus
Elyria Chest Campaign Surpasses Goal by 2.7 Percent
The Elyria Community Chest campaign for 1952 raised 133690.59, overshooting its 3130 157 goal by 2.7 percent. Audit figures show 45926.87 paid in cash with divisions reporting varied percentages of goals met. A. H. West praised workers and Industrial Division leadership, noting notable company pledges and student participation.
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Red Feather Board
Ely Park Yester
Ahl West
West
Elyria
A. H West
Elyra
Paul J. Hardy
Edward Deering
A. F. Steiler
Earl Tompkins
Burton L Ohlemacher
Bruce Alexander
J. N. Nicholas
Frank P. Weil
Henry R. B.lish
Don Kirkbride
Richard A Stith
Buckeye Mold & Die Company
Couch-Uthe Company
Snr
Fioria Lace Company
Livna Telephone Company
Ohio Screw Products Company
J. H Shepherd Son and
Wilson-Albrecht
Dany
Rewamed Agdiitional Company
Elxna Telephone Company
Murphy Compani
Lion
Health Department issues summons in Ridgeville sanitation case
Eight east Ridgeville residents face charges for alleged failures to comply with sanitation orders. Justice James Horn will hear the cases October 31. Defendants include Wilbert J. Trusall Gerstie Edmonds Arthur Richardsor Harold Gamere Homer Landfried WN Henderson Michel Garrity and Richard Miner.
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Lorain Conte
Wilbert J Trusall
Gerstie Edmonds
Arthur Richardsor
Harold Gamerelone
Homer Landfried
WN Henderson
Michel Garrity
Richard Miner
Christmas Mail To Korea Should Start By Nov 7
The War Department advised mailing to Korea should begin by November 7 to ensure Christmas delivery. Tips include using sturdy packaging, fiberboard, securing flaps with gum tape, heavy wrapping, protecting breakables, and writing the address directly on the box. Halloween Dance at New Assumption Church Hall in Grafton invites public costume prizes.
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Korea
Washington
New Assumption Church
Grafton
MacArthur Not a 1952 Candidate Says Kelley
Harlin Kelley, who nominated Gen Dougie Mace Arthur for president on 1348 in Baraboo Wisconsin, today said the deposed Far Eastern commander would not be a candidate in 1952. He cited a letter alleging Maz Gen Courtney Whitney MacArthur had no plans to run in Wisconsin primaries or any other primary.
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Baraboo
Wic
Harlin Kelley
Dougie MaceArthur
Kelley
Maz
Courtney Whitney MacArthurs Ade
Wisconsin
Probe To Be Resumed Inmate Case At LeHty Home
A grand jury proceeding resumed yesterday as investigators push for more witnesses in a case involving alleged mistreatment of inmates at the LeHty home. Details remain partly obscured due to damaged text.
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Bucyres
Craw
County Rand Wis
Managenient
Nealiment
Tesmar
Witnemes
UN offers to withdraw from islands off Korea to win truce acceptance
In Panmunjom the United Nations proposed relinquishing several small islands near Wonsan harbor to secure a cease-fire line closer to the current battle front. Communists push for a line about ten miles north of the 38th parallel with withdrawals from key positions including the Iron Triangle and Heartbreak Ridge.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Wonsan Harbor
U.S
38Th Parallel
Iron Triangle
Heartbreak Ridge
Air clash backs up UN jets near 38th parallel
United Nations and Communist air forces fought over North Korea as 105 MIG-15s attacked 128 UN planes and B-29 bombers near Chinnampo. One B-29 damaged but landed safely. seven days of dogfights leave multiple MIGs likely down and several damaged. Ground forces seized a key hill near Kumsong, with tank infantry actions and patrol incursions reported.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Chinnampo
38Th Parallel
Reds
U.N
North Korea
Manchuria
Korea
Kumsong
Bashon
34Th
Atro
Kumisong
No-man’s-land
Truman Plans Fight For Tough Price Controls
President Truman announced plans to renew the battle with Congress next year for stricter price controls. He criticized alleged special interests for seeking short term gains at the public expense and pledged to work with Congress to curb inflation. The remarks were made during a ceremony dedicating Gompers Square in honor of Samuel Gompers, founder and first president of the AFL.
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Washington
Truman
Congres
Congress Ipas
Trimar
Gompers Square
Samuel Gomprrs
AFL
Farmers urged to place Telegram Want Ad for fall produce
A quirky, wartime style plea invites readers to place a Chroen le Telegram Want Ad to attract buyers for fruit and produce. It promises broad reach as people travel the countryside to shop, with help from a competent ad taker.
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George Kasco
Ana Edward Gawick
Thase
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Prantster
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Perry
Neely Powers
J. E. Glass
Chauncey B Smythe
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George S&s Cole
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