Allies Break Through Front Lines in Korea Push to Frontier
Allied columns pierced Communist defenses on the northwest Korean front driving toward the Manchurian border. U S planes destroyed tanks and vehicles as the 24th Division advanced eleven miles amid rear guard resistance. South Korean troops entered Songjin, a key port and rail hub, while British and American units moved toward Taechon and Sinuiju. Chinese involvement remained unconfirmed by UN officials.
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Secretary of Ohio Moose To Speak Here On Friday
An independent civic meeting is planned for Friday November 3 at the Elks hall to hear Gordon Jeffery of Toledo discuss Testing Your Citizenship. Jeffery will urge voter study and civic responsibility without discussing candidates. He holds multiple public roles and will address about civic engagement and voting.
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Lucas County
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Elyria
iSam Provenza
Idcal Moose Lodge
Elks Hall
Second Big Storm Hits Northwest U S Ten Dead
The second autumn storm battered the Pacific Northwest with near hurricane force winds. Ten dead and multiple missing as highways flooded, planes and boats endangered, and widespread damage hit Oregon Washington British Columbia and northern California.
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Vishinsky charges US troops used Japanese forces in Korea
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky charged at the United Nations that the United States used Japanese troops to fight in Korea. He supported North Korea's protest and condemned Warren Austin's statement as provocative while defending the Kremlin peace plan and Stockholm appeal.
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Big Hallowe'en Parade To Have Four Divisions
Elyria schedules its 35th annual Hallowe'en parade for Tuesday at 7 30 PM with four divisions. Prizes will honor color, originality, humor, appearance, grotesqueness, patriotism, ensembles, and height or stature. Local clubs organize prizes and candy stands will distribute cider and doughnuts. A Red Cross station will supervise crowd safety and an address system aids lost families.
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Seven Die in Head On Bus Collision Near Hallsberg
Stockholm Sweden seven persons killed and at least seven injured in a head on collision between an expression and a raij running bus near Hallsberg on the Stockhol m Goteborg line. S. C. Smith elected leader of pupil personnel division of Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association at its Cleveland convention yesterday.
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S. C. Smith
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Eveland
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio this weekend
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions in northeastern Ohio. Tonight remains mild, Sunday turns partly cloudy with continued warmth. Lows around 56, highs near 77.
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Two Sisters Hurt in Collision on West Bridge Street
A traffic crash at West Bridge and Water streets at 8:22 p m yesterday injured two sisters and led to the arrest of two drivers. Mrs Viola Helfrich suffered a severe scalp laceration and possible back injury while her sister Mrs Florence Kiely was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for observation.
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Don Barlow
Harvard Avenue
Halloween council wheel theft and damaged glider report
Paul Bassett and Durkee reported to the sheriff that a large wheel with wooden spokes at his driveway end had been carried away and another wheel loosened. A glider was also seen thrown into a nearby creek.
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Tibet Action Threatens Red China's UN Seat Bid
New Delhi reports that Chinese troops reportedly advanced into Tibet raising alarms over Communist China's UN membership bid. Indian officials said no confirmation of Red troops entering Dalai Lama territory, while Nehru's government signaled no further effort to seat Peiping pending developments.
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Cargo Cleared for Shipment to Far East by Merchant Vessel
The Fiving Cloud, carrying 18 gallons of petrolatum, was cleared for delivery to the Far East including Communist China. The consignment, halted yesterday, was inspected by chemists under the Commerce Department order. Michael J. Bradley noted it met export rules. The FBI announced extended six day operations to handle increased postwar workload.
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Commercce Department
Washington
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Ihrendten
Reforms In Philippines Advised By US Mission
A U S presidential mission led by Daniel W Bell urged Manila to clean house eliminating inefficiency and corruption or face revolt and communist pressure. The 53 500 word report warned of a tottering economy unemployment inflation and graft aided by Cabinet officials. It recommended 250 million dollars in aid over five years but only after thorough reforms and under a U S controlled special mission with quarterly progress reviews.
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Trunan
Danil W. Bell
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Manila
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Myron M. Cowen
Quirino
Philippine
Little Republic
WCTU Calls for Fruit Juice for Troops in Korea
At the 27th annual Akron convention the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union announced a plan to raise funds to send a truckload of fruit juice to men in Korea. President Esther M. Madsen of Cleveland Heights said money is being subscribed by members and church groups. She noted the defense department has not been approached and cited resolutions from national and Pennsylvania conventions urging the government not to send beer to troops.
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Cleveland Heights
Madsen
Defense Department
G O P Rally At E H S Tonight At Eight
Republican rally at Lorain High School and E H S auditorium opens at eight tonight. Featured speakers include U S Senator John W W Bricher gubernatorial candidate Dan E Kright and Grorze Bender. Organized by Lorain County Republican committee chairman Edward Pischanan.
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Lorain County
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Edward Pischanan
King Gustav Restless Night Amid Battle with Illness
Stockholm reports King Gustav V, aged 60, endured a restless night as he fights illness. An official medical update by Dr Hjalmar Casserman notes the king slept better than the night before but remains in general bodily distress. The 2-year-old monarch of Sweden also saw his adviser Josea forced from a cabinet meeting due to breathing and heart strain.
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Farm Bureau To Hold Annual Meet Wednesday
Lorain County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Oberlin High School Auditorium with Hans Thunell of Stockholm as featured speaker on Farmers and Their Co-ops. The program includes Ridgeville High School band entertainment and a business meeting to elect the executive committee and delegates, discuss legislative resolutions, and consider incorporation.
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Truman Plans Single Radio Speech for November 4
President Truman will deliver his only political address on November 4 from St. Louis at 10 p.m. EST. The nationwide radio speech will defend Democratic congressional candidates and call for a rapid military buildup and continued hard line against Communism.
Speech To Be Costly Is New York Political Fallout
A report from New York estimates President Th mans hallehouk politics will cost the four major radio networks about 6090 in advertising time. The Democratic National Committee spokesperson said the plan to place the speech on air was under consideration today.
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Saycree
Toledo U Head Named As Kraateoe President
Cornell University vice President Kraateoe has been named president of Toledo University succeeding Dr Wilbur White who resigned last summer.
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Voice Democracy Contest Plans in Elyria
Elyria announces its third annual Voice of Democracy high school contest to run through November 11 with eliminations the week of November 6 and finals November 9 to 11. Sponsor John C. Edwards, Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce chairman, notes about 250000 students from 50 states entered last year and four national winners earned trips to Washington, D.C. The committee includes Eds, Slusner, Cerek, Penfound, Storris, and Geisel.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Elka
Phil Struthers
Washington, D.C
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Peter Cerek
Renid Penfound
George Storris
Jar Geisel
Pilgrims Gather as Pope Declares Marian Dogma
Crowds from around the world packed St Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican square to witness Pope Paul VI proclaim the dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Officials estimated over 500000 people attended the event marking Mary’s body and soul being taken to heaven. The declaration makes the belief a mandatory article of faith for Catholics.
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