Crossley Poll Sees Dewey Warren Likely Victory
Analysis of late September to October polls shows Dewey leading Truman by about 5 points nationally and predicts Dewey and Warren will capture well over 266 electoral votes. Truman is unlikely to reach 219, with apathy and turnout factors shaping the final race.
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Dewey
Warren
Truman
Wallace
Thurmond
Truman-Barkley
United States
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Washington
Roosevelt
South
Alabama
Seven School Levies Before The Voters
Voters in seven Lorain County village and rural districts face next Tuesday ballots on proposed operating expense levies. Three levies renew expiring ones. boards cite enrollment growth and staffing needs, with Eaton Township proposing three mills for three years as part of the package.
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Lorain County
Eaton Township
Weather and school levies in northeastern Ohio communities
Partly cloudy in the Cleveland area with little temperature change through Saturday. Tonight's low 40 and Saturday's high 70. Election items include a three mill levy for Amherst Township and a two mill levy for Penfield School District, with notes on potential school cuts if levies fail and high school charter risk. Continuous coverage references back-page details.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Amherst Township
Penfield
Israel Wins Delay In UN Action
Paris reports that a last minute intervention by President Truman blocked immediate UN action on Palestine. The Security Council postponed a vote on truce violations in the Negev and set up a five nation sub committee to work on a compromise against Israel. Britain and China backed the delay as Russia opposed the resolution.
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Paris
Truman
United Nations
Israel
UN Security Council
Palestine
Negev
United States
United Nations Security Council
Great Britain
China
Russia
U S Forces Will Stay In Berlin
Berlin reports say American forces will remain in Germany indefinitely as Western Allied authorities push evacuations. The British move 800 sick children per week from the surface-blocked city by air while 80 daily evacuations continue. An unidentified U S military government official broadcast via radio stations in five cities stating the occupation is backed by production power and new secret weapons. The official said the stay aims to solidify a new German state and defend Western Europe.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
U. S
U.S
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Munich
Bremen
America
Europe
Soldier Willard Herold Rites Set in Berea
Military services will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Davis Home for Funerals for Willard Herold 19 former Columbia resident who died in World War II He was the son of Carl and Irene Herold of rural New London and was killed March 2 1945 at Dulkin Germany He attended Columbia High School and is survived by two brothers Earl and Robert Friends may call at the Davis Home for Funerals.
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Berea
Davis Home
Wuillard Herold
Columbia
Herold
Carl
Irene Herold
New London
Dulkin
Germany
Columbia High School
Earl
Robert
French Troops Drive Miners From Couriot Pits
In St Etienne central France dawn action by French troops and police broke a 3,000 strong miners siege at the Couriot pit, with minor resistance, as authorities moved to seize mines from Communist led workers and prepare to unload 24 coal ships tied up at French ports. Communist dock workers refused to unload the ships in support of the strike.
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Paris
Couriot Puoe
St. Etienne
France
Hallowe'en Parade Set For Monday in Elyria
Elyria plans a Halloween celebration starting Monday afternoon with a window painting contest for schoolchildren and a 7 30 pm parade along Broad Street. Nearly four thousand people expected, four divisions of marchers plus floats, bands, and school groups. After the parade, a dance on Middle Avenue will be sponsored by the Educational Council of the UACLO.
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Elyria
Educational Council of the U.a.w.c.lo
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Markley
Lake Avenue
Jefferson
Hamilton
Holy Cross
Gates
Court Street
West Avenue
el Rey Grotto Band
Garford, Franklin, Fly
Ediso
East Carlisle
Lorain County Children’s Home
Allen
Chestnut Street
American Legion
Elyria Woman's Club
Joé Boddy
Yw.c.a
Parent-Teachers Association
Rain Expected Across Most U S On Election Day
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain for nearly the entire region east of the Rockies on election day with limited exceptions including Georgia North and South Carolina southwest Texas Missouri Kansas and Nebraska. Expect moderately heavy to light rains along the Atlantic coast the south and much of the midwest with cooler temperatures in Ohio West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
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Weather Bureau
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Georgia
North
South Carolina
Texas
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Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
South
Midwest
Middle Atlantic States
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North Portion
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Kentucky
Deer Struck by Car on Route 20 Near Caserodd
A two year old deer was killed at 1 20 pm yesterday on Route 20 near Caserodd when struck by a car driven by N A Stegman of 314 Longfellow avenue. Stegman said he was traveling about 35 mph when the deer dashed from the roadside. The car’s fender was damaged and State Game Warden Herbert Andrews turned the carcass over to Oberlin’s Children’s Home.
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Caserodd
N. A. Stegman
Longfellow Avenue
Stegman
Herbert Andrews
Oberlin
City bids for 105 cfm air compressor opened
Service Director D W Kothe reported eight bids for the city water department air compressor at noon today. Bids ranged from 2350 to 2800 dollars. Bids will be tabulated and specifications checked before an award is made. Children's and men's clothing rummage sale advertised at 420 9th Street.
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D. W. Kothe
Water Department
Kothe
Truman Campaigns Through New York Polling Battle
President Truman marched across metropolitan New York in a final push for electoral votes against Governor Dewey with Henry Wallace absorbing potential Democratic losses. Crowds estimated at 1.8 million viewed the two hour campaign sweep from Westchester to Harlem and Brooklyn, as Truman prepared a Madison Square Garden address on foreign policy.
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Truman
New York City
Union Square
Lower Manhattan
Acme
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Westchester County
Brooklyn
Bronx
Harlem
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York State
Dewey
Madison Square Garden
Forecast Cold War Intensified as Stalin Denounces the West
Western delegates at the United Nations fear Stalin’s Berlin denunciation signals intensified east west conflict. They warn the Soviet Union may step up hostile rhetoric in the UN and across the globe and abandon hopes for an early Berlin settlement. The remark is seen as a rejection of Western terms offered to settle the crisis outside the UN. A pessimistic mood settles over the General Assembly as trust erodes and prospects for de escalation fade. The incident fuels anxiety over a broader cold war confrontation. In Powhatan Point, Powhatan Mining Co will donate a $30 000 athletic field to the local high school tomorrow. Stewart Radio advertises Radio and Appliance Sales Service.
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Paris
United Nations
Josef Stalin
Berlin
Stalin
Russia
Agai
Powhatan Point
Powhatan Mining Co
North American Car Co
Cleveland
Dewey Campaign Tour Presses Unity Amid Speeches
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey toured New England en route to New York City where he will cap his bid with a Madison Square Garden rally. He stopped in Attleboro and Boston delivering a pro social security platform while inviting Truman to end the race civilly. He drew cheering crowds and some boos as he spoke in Attleboro Providence Westerly New London New Haven and Bridgeport before arriving in New York City.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New England
New York City
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Madison Square Garden
GOP
Attleboro
Mass
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Boston
Truman
White House
North Attleboro
New York
Providence
Westerly
New London
New, Haven
Bridgeport
Wallace Attacks Two Major Parties in New York
Henry A. Wallace the Progressive candidate denounces both major parties as unified for monopoly and declares Truman as Lady Macbeth with blood on his hands in a speech to the American Jewish Congress. He criticizes the United States for supporting partition and accuses Dewey and Truman of propping monopoly. He plans 11 speeches across New York City.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York City
Truman
MacBeth
American Jewish Congress
Negev
Dewey
United States
Partition
United Nations
Traffic Deaths Hit 22,430 in U. S. Nine Months
National Safety Council data show 22,430 traffic deaths nationwide in the first nine months, 3 percent below the year-ago period. Cleveland ranks second among large cities with 37 deaths per 10 000 vehicles, Milwaukee records 25 per 10 000 as the safest big city. Alliance reports Canton businessman Sam Pace fatally injured when his car was struck by an eastbound railroad train at an unprotected crossing.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Cleveland
Milwaukee
United States
Alliance
Sam Pace
Canton
Distribution Of Taxes Is Now Being Made
County Auditor Frank Astes announces a mid year tax distribution totaling 1 806 603 with 22 317 cigarette taxes 18 516 inheritance taxes and the balance from real estate The county district shares and school allocations are itemized with Elyria Lorain Amherst South Amherst Avon Avon Lake and other towns receiving varying amounts for real estate and school taxes The state pays inheritance tax expenses and overpayments involved in the Rauh estate are noted EVANGELISTIC Services listed for Victory Hall with dates and times.
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Frank Astes
Arthur Giles
Elyrios
Torain City
Schoala
Giles
Elyma
Joseph Rauh
Giles S.wid
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Grafton
LaGrange
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Clearview
Ridgeville
East Carlisle
Columbia
Foreign Aid Chief Hoffman's View on European Recovery
Washington based Marshall Plan official Paul G. Hoffman said the French coal strike is Moscow directed and could signal Russia's last bid to halt recovery in Europe. He cited improved recovery progress among 16 European nations and contrasted it with his prior dissatisfaction at the start of his European trip.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Moscow
Russia
Europe
Hoffman
Elyria Plans Christmas Makeover With Fewer Lights
Elyria will debut a new Christmas look as the Merchants Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to plan decorations. The usual thousands of colored lights will be reduced as Ohio Public Service Company and others pool power to avoid outages. A temporary shortage from wartime equipment delays is cited, with relief expected in January but too late for this holiday season.
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Elyria
Merchants Division
Ohio Public Service Company
Ohio
J. B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Marshall Leaves For London
Paris Secretary of State George C. Marshall departed for London by plane at 3 30 p m local time 9 30 a m EST today. The U S delegation to the United Nations delayed reporting his departure for an hour after takeoff due to exceptional security measures. Press officers said Marshall had no weekend plans as of noon.
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Paris
George C. Marshall
London
United States
United Nations
Marshall
What Lorain County Folks Believe In Want Ads
In John Gunther’s survey the Lorain County people express belief in people, Santa Claus, work, children, Jefferson, the golden rule, happiness, good roads, and bad roads. The Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads remind readers to place ads by dialing 44 121 or 44 131 to have ads work for them.
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John Gunther
Santa Claus
Thomas Jefferson
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Election Night Party At Supper Club
Bert Eberhardt presents an election night party at the Supper Club on November 2. Pork hocks and kraut priced at 1.25. National and state returns announced by television. Reservations encouraged. Serving begins at 7 o clock.
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Bert Eberhardt
Adv
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