Ike Finds Campaigning Tougher Than Football
New York Dwight D Eisenhower says his presidential bid is tougher than playing football against Jim Thorpe. He recalls facing Thorpe in 1912 and notes a planned ten day golf break after the campaign, hinting at South course locations and a mix of rest and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
South
Sports Quitters
Jam Thorpe
Thorpe
Carlisle
Army
Two Giant Power Plants Planned Along Ohio River
New York report says two steam electric plants will be built on the Ohio River near Madison Indiana and Cheshire Ohio near Gallipolis at an estimated cost of 320 million dollars. Philip Sporn of the Ohio Valley Electric Corp says construction starts now to meet the Atomic Energy Commission uranium diffusion plant needs. First units expected January 1955 with full power by mid 1956. Total project cost around 400 million including transmission facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison
Ind
Cheshire
Gallipolis
Philip Sporn
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
AEC
Sporn
Indiana
Ohio
Chief Wins Hot But That's Not Gambling
Detroit scene reports Birmingham Police Chief Ralph Moxley telling a luncheon crowd there will be no gambling in Birmingham while he serves. Minutes later his name was drawn in a lottery as the winner of an expensive hat, a remark he linked to bingo parties and similar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ralph Moxley
Birmingham
Industrial Division totals and section reports in campaign
The document lists percentages and names across the Industrial Division with totals of $82 375 10 toward quota. It breaks down B Section led by Raymond Morris 29 165 98 A Section led by Stephen D Hiltebrannt Jr 15 012 12 and Corporate Section led by Dexter S Kimball Jr 38 197 00. Schools Division shows 1 327 for teachers of 97 and 935 48 from unassigned students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. B. Irish
Raymond Morris
Stephen D. Hiltebrannt, Jr
Dexter, S. Kimball, Jr
Frank Gottfried
Fosernpenene
Catholice Schoo’s
C A. Gibbens
Scheorts
Snow and Rain Aid Battle Against Forest Fires
Firefighters across several states saw progress as light snow and rain dampened dry timberland and increased humidity. Indiana reported most fires under control, while Ohio noted all fires controlled except a 1000 acre Bluefork area endangering Blackfork farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Pennsyvania
Ohio
Indiana
Blackfork
Ohio Municipal League Meets in Medina District
The Ohio Municipal League will hold a Medina district meeting on November 19 to discuss municipal problems. Amherst first vice president David Goldthorpe announced the gathering. Representing cities and villages from Lorain Cuyahoga Medina Summit Stark Wayne Holmes and Ashland counties the meeting will take place at the Masonic temple at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio, Municipal League
Medina
David Goldthorpe
Amherst
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Summit
Stark
Wayne
Holmes
Ashland
Masonic Temple
Wife Told To Stop Bouncing Husband In Court
Chicago see saw over domestic abuse as Walter Ritter 56 seeks divorce after his wife 46 Marcella Ritter a chiropractor forced him to surrender 1500 dollars and repair her car. Judge Julius H Miner issued a temporary injunction restraining her from further rough treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marcella Ritter
Walter Ritter
Julius H. Miner
Ritter
Coast Guard resumes light on Loraineas breakwater
In Lorain the coast guard reports the Loraineas breakwater light has been re lit with 320 candle power and six mile visibility. Prisoners in the eastern cellblock threaten to hurl replacements from a 4 foot tier if gunfire occurs. Authorities say inmates planned to release three captives today after a note passed to an officer hinted at a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Coast Guard
Senior CYO to Host Hallo Ween Masquerade Party
Elyria Senior CYO members plan an eight o clock Hallo we en masquerade at the Hedges tonight. Open to members and invited guests with a games program and refreshments. Mary Ann St Marie chairs the committee. Last Sunday 48 members bowled at Elyria Bowl O Drome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
CYO
Mary Ann St Marie
Elyria Bowl Odrome
Hard Coal Wage Deal Near After Talks Resume
Washington sources say a new hard coal settlement is near as Joan L. Lewis and anthracite operators resume negotiations. The talks paused for a Thursday session with progress reported and a demand for the same 190 daily wage rise won by soft coal workers for 375 000 miners nationwide, with 65 000 hard coal workers involved. The dispute followed a wage board action cutting 40 cents from the soft coal raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan L. Lewis
T Odey
Thomas Kennedy J
Lewes
United ‘Mine Workers
Scranton
Aditair Stevenson
Lewis
UMW
Truman
Roger S. Putnam
G O P Rally At Oberlin Chapel Friday Evening
Oberlin will host a mass Republican rally Friday at eight o'clock in Finney Chapel. Speakers include Lous Pierce, a Cleveland lawyer and Oberlin College trustee, and Richard Gunn, another Cleveland attorney and noted orator. Donald Love and Wesley Frost will introduce the speakers as sponsors expect a full auditorium and invite the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Lous Pierce
Richard Gunn
Pierce
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Tealummast
Craim
Donald Love
Oberlin Cailere
Gunn
Wesley Frost
Victim Of Polio Improvements Reported At Elyria Hospital
Ruth Deimling daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Deimling shows marked improvement after a poliomyelitis attack. She spent seven weeks at Gates Hospital Elyria and has been discharged to home. Com paresis and early signs of recovery noted as she returns with family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Ruth Deimling
Bert Deimling
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Reckless Driving Turmoil Near LaParis Farm
A high speed chase in Lorain County ended in a crash near the Afeils farm after a car cut across the road and rammed a barn. Deputies pursued, a man hid in a cattle shed, and officers armed with shotguns entered the barn to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A.tharines
LaParis
Messie
Westlake
Omnis
Tne
Bdan
Leretn
Rotary District Governor Tells of Europe Trip
Simon Davidian Elyria Rotary District Governor spoke to the Elyria club about his Europe trip. He highlighted Rotary’s international reach with clubs in six countries, strong attendance, and the selective classification rule admitting only two people per profession to represent each field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Davidian
Rotary Club
Elyria
Rotary
Davidian
Two Kimbel-Terry Staff Earn Ad Expense Trip to NYC
Alfred Engstrom service manager and Erwin Widmer parts manager of the Kimbel Terry Lincoln Mercury agency win an all expense paid trip to New York City as guests of Ford Lincoln Mercury Division for outstanding records. They depart by plane at 3 15 p m Friday and return Sunday midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbel- Terry
Lincoln-Mercury
New York City
Ford Motor Co
Alfred Engstrom
Erwin Widmer
Dixie Crosby Near Death In Hollywood Coma
Dixie Lee Crosby wife of Bing Crosby and mother of four lay in a coma in Hollywood with husband and children at her side. Brother Larry Crosby called the condition highly critical as she has been ill for years after a relapse following abdominal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Dixie Lee Crossy
Bing Crosby
Larry Crosby
Bing
Crosby
Seven Die In Bus Crash Near Calcutta
Seven passengers were killed and 60 injured when two crowded buses collided and overturned on the Calcutta Barracapore Road near Calcutta last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Barracapore
Here
Stock Market Ticker Fragment Reflects Diverse Listings
A fragmented stock market clipping shows names like American Radiator T and T Anacenda Copper Bendix Aviation Kroger Montgomery Ward General Motors Glidden and more. The list includes utility and manufacturing firms, rail and gas companies, with values and codes partially legible across multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avcca Mig
Ota
Bendix Aviation Bats
Cleveland Chifs
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Fas Glidden Co
Copper Tits Kroger
Morntgomery Ward Stas ‘Noy
Certral
Richman Bros
Bears
Reetuckum
Ind
Texas Company
Toledo Edison Lit
Warner Brothers Lits
Wasinerin Ce
Fragmented OCR leads to bewildering political garble
The text presents a garbled snapshot of wartime and postwar politics with mentions of Eisenhower Truman and a withdrawal from Korea. It references governors, Democrats, and state claims, but readable facts are scarce and names are inconsistently formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
New York
Cote
Amistary
Korea
Tre
Truman
California
Lousiana
Texas
Ireland
Death records for Herbert Garrison and Fannie Mohrman Temmart
Herbert Garrison aged 83 retired barber died at home on Chestnut Ridge road after a brief illness. He leaves three daughters and four grandchildren with several relatives named. funeral services Friday at 2 pm at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Fannie Mohrman Temmart of Wellington died at home after a fall. she was born 1861 in Russi Township and survived by a son and sister with burial in Camden cemetery after services Friday at 2 pm.
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Herbert
Bert) Garrison
Chestnut Ridge Road
Mr. Garrison
Meadville
Elyria
Glaydis Tompkns
Akron
Marcia O'Harab
Pittsburgh
Edna Giebel
Carl Ripley
U. S Army
Korea
Charles Giebel
U. S Navy
Mass Phylis Giebel
Glenville iHospital
Cleveland
Marcia Giebel
Sudrourtis
Wallace Aker
LaPorte Methodist Church
Butternut Ridge
Oberlin
Fannie Mohrman Temmart
Wellington
Russi
Aad
Nome
Albert E
Carrie Baldwin
East Lorain
Lulu
Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home
Joseph P. Troup
Camden Baptist Church
Camden Cemetery
First Witnesses Called In Trial Of Ex-Sergeant
NEW YORK The government opens with witnesses in the trial of former Army Sgt. Joan David Prevoo charged with 12 treason acts after capture by Japan on Corregidor in May. Prosecutor Kove says Provoo wore Bundist robes and aided the enemy. defense argues he acted under coercion and imprisonment drove his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Joan David Prevoo
U. S. District Court
Provoo
Philippines
Moses L. Kove
Provne
George Plotkin
Second Maniac Suspect Caught in Atlanta Area Manhunt
The FBI nabbed 21 year old Charles Edwards Hopkins in Florida as the second of three so called maniacs pursued nationwide. Authorities seek the third suspect James F Hill of Framingham Mass who reportedly aided in the kidnapping of a 20 year old woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Atlanta
Onville
Fla
FRY
Charlies Edwards Hopkins
Owithe
Anire
James F. Hill
Framingham
Mass
Massachusetts
St. Theresa's Circle Plans November Fall Festival
St. Theresa's Circle of St Vincent de Paul church met at Mrs. William Pasay's home for a social and business session. Twelve members attended with Mrs Ahn Bach leading the meeting. The group announced a Fall Festival in November and prizes were awarded to several members. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs W Cobb on Senadden road Tuesday evening November 11.
Speakers to discuss vocational needs on WEOL radio
Mrs Marc Taggert chair of the commercial department at Eirma High School and Jenn Taystor in merchandising will discuss the school's vocational needs on a WEOL radio program at 7 45 this evening Also heard will be Superintendent L N Nicholas and Principal George Mirahen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Taggert
Eirmia High School
Jenn Taystor
Weol Tonight
L. N. Nicholas
George Mirahen
Giebls
Beaver Park
Juvene Cour
Jane Patterson
Ray Warren
Cy Lora
Windows Break At Ohio Paper After Endorsements
A Fostoria Review-Times building windows were broken in the early morning by bricks and rocks. Police tie the attack to a front page endorsement of Eisenhower for president Lausche for governor and Bricker for senator. A hotel night clerk reported seeing a car stop near the office around 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoria
Fostoria Review-Times
Dwight D. Exsserhower
Frank J. Lausche
John W Bricker
Girl Injured at Hallowe'en Party in Ridgeville
Beverly Peters a seventh grade student at Ridgeville school was slightly injured at a Pioneer Girls Hallowe'en party in the town hall. She fell during a skating act, struck her back on a hall post, and received first aid. The event drew forty three girls and parents with costumes, songs, games, and a skit "Mosquito Hollow" by Edith Loescher and Beresir Peters. DeLois Lee joined as a new member. refreshments were served by Edith Van De Car and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Beverly Peters
Ridgeville School
Town Hall
Beverly
Barbara Marenzer
Mosquito Hollow
Edith Loescher
Beresir Peters
DeLois Lee
Edith van de Car
Fred Fair
Miss Peters
Friendship club meets Thursday at center Ridge home
Members of the Friendship club will meet Thursday at 1 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Ralph Gilder on Center Ridge road. Mrs. Gilder will be assisted by Mrs. Martha Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Friendship Club
Ralph Gilder
Center Ridge Road
Local Police Court Fines and Accidents Reported
Lorain police report show George R. Lucas charged with failure to yield after a minor collision at Huron and West. Jean Boggs backed from parking on Brenna street scraping another car. Mrs. Johnson pleaded not guilty to assault with a gun in police court. Henry W. Ault set hearings and fined several defendants for intoxication and traffic offenses. Multiple drivers faced fines and license suspensions for DUI and unlicensed operation in Elyria and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Lucas
Lorain
Huron
West Streets
Edward Frye
Kolbe ‘Road
Amherst
Jean Boggs
High Street
Brena Street
Joseph
Martin
Geneva
Onio
Johnson
Tremont Street
W .Gun
Redax
Henry W Ault
Rune D. Biansen
Etkwart
Til
Ensis
Elyria
H. Quer
Lake Avenus
West Street
Iauner
Robert E. Andersen
Court House Hold Andrew Wils On Assault Charge
Andrew Wils 31 of 632 Warner Street is held for arraignment on assault and battery charges in connection with a complaint filed by Rachel Willis. He was arrested at the county jail following the filing of the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wils
Warner Street
Ted Pening
C. C. Lord
Rachel Willis
Ohio Bell to Acquire Five Eastern Ohio Firms
Ohio Bell Telephone Co will buy five small firms in Belmont and Monroe Counties and invest in a $1,000,000 plant to serve the area. The disputed Beal'sville Hannibal Somerton Clarington Sar dis towns prompted talks of a federal cooperative. The Public Utilities Commission approved the move after hearings, ending a two year dispute over service. The firms are Citizens Telephone Co of Beansville, Citizens Telephone Co of Clarington, Somerton Telephone Co, Benwood Telephone Co, and Hannibal and Roundbottom Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio
Beal'sville
Hannipal
Somerton
Clarington
Sardis
Belmont
Monroe
Public Utilities Commission
Ladies Night Program honors E C Nieding in Lorain
About 300 people attended the annual Ladies Night at Moose Hall Lorain hosted by the Lorain Board of Realtors. Rev Lawrence Hall spoke on Pass Along a Laugh and Jackson of the Ohio State Association of Real Estate Boards presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Moose Hall
Lorain
E.C. (Dewey) Nieding
Onio Star Board
Vern Andrews
Gene St. Marie
Elyria Board of Realtors
Elyria
Elvira
Andrew Foreman
Foreman
Hubert Johnson
Vai Spicer
Tony Horak
W. Eichenberg
C. Finesan
W O. Zsiiser
C. Senreiber
Leota ‘Mitchell
Percy Walker
A. J. Lehmen
Steel Profits Higher For Third Quarter 1952
United States Steel Corp reports higher net profits for the third quarter of 1952 and a 75 cent dividend. Third quarter income after preferred dividends is 320,202,472 equal to 92 cents a share on common stock. Nine months show a decline with totals of 22,218,922 or 61 cents a share in Q1 and 27,936,860 or 3 cents a share in Q3 for the first nine months of 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corp
Markets Produce Apples and Vegetables in Mixed Trade
Market notes show upturns and dips for produce with apples and cabbages listed among items. Livestock prices in Cleveland are reported with steady activity and prime grades noted, while miscellaneous dairy and meat cuts appear in the market rundown.
Former Elyria Man Recalled By Air Corps
Mrs. Herbert H. Young and Mrs. Ivan Wer report that Edwin H. Terrell of Warren the son of Mr and Mrs Terreil formerly of Princeton avenue has been recalled to service with the U S Marine Air Corps He previously served 42 months in World War II and held the rank of first lieutenant He is to take a refresher course in Chicago before assignment at Cherry Point and Korea He is married and father to a 15 month old son and has been president of the Warren Exchange Club in the past year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Young
Fast Broad Street
Ivan Wer
East River Street
Edwin H. Terrell
Warren
U. S. Marine Air Corps
Terrell
E. EB. Terreil
Princeton Avenue
Chicago
Cherry Point
Warren Exchange Club
Mrs Tansey’s Condition Reported As Unchanged
Authorities at Cleveland City Hospital report Mrs Charles Tansey also known as Marie Law of Vermilion remains in fair unchanged condition since admission Saturday night. No paralysis has yet developed and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Law of 1086 Hope Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland City Hospital
Charles Tansey
Marie Law
E. J. Law
Hope Court
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Erwin Schultz
Val Spicer
Vernon Bell
Paul E. Weisbrod
Liloyd B. McIntire
Don McGinley
Alfred Alten
Roger Busler
Ernest J. Klein
Warren L. Robinson, Jr
Robert A. Fox
Lford M. Thompson
Donald Frabotta
E. R. Seabold
John J Kolopos
Northwestern Adjustment Co., Inc
G. T
Lorain County
United Press
Ohio Municipal League
Stewart
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Flom
Ewspapera
Bell
C.Y.O
G.O.P
Oberlin Chapel
Europe
Dixie Lee Crosby
New
Sudro-Curtis
Death Records
Herbert Garrison
Fannie Temmant
St. Theresa’s Circle
Sponseller's
Hallowe’en
Police Dept. News
New York Central Rairoad
Henry W. Ault
James D Kennard
Jack Jenkins
William 3
VanCamp
Dan Williams
Second Street
Harry Manis
Arthur J. Witchek
Strangs
Nile
West Avenue
Ohio Bell
Jonathanms
Ana
L. A Cris
Cadiaze Sarouts Mustara
Turnpana
Cleveland Livestock
Malcolm Thomson
Delaware
Jedze Thomson
Air Corps
Sar Ay
Elyria Manufacturing Corp
McDonald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
N.Y
James M. Haas
Middle Ave
Plesse
Tae
Reems
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