Elyria Chest Campaign Ends With $143000+ Total
The 1953 Elyria Community Chest reports a final total of 143,410.32 dollars, 194 percent of the 137,392 goal, over the top by 6,048.32. Divisions show strong performance across Residential Commercial Industrial and Schools, with praise for the campaign luncheon committee and distributed effort by Boy Scouts and auditors.
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Elyria Community Chest
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
General Industries
Pfaudler Company
General Motors
Boy Scouts
Richard Horan
George Beall
Denis Ryan
William Parcell
Margaret Ware
Joe Boddy
Walter Warriner
Reds Stop Train With U S Tanks
BERLIN The Russians refused to let the United States Army ship eight new Patton tanks destined for the U S garrison in Berlin through the Marienborn border crossing. Previously six Patton tanks moved on the same Army train, with Russians also blocking 18 Army buses, signaling a new harassment step in the Berlin supply crisis.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Marienborn
6Th Infantry Regiment
Red
Great Britain
France
Prison Authorities Study Grievances of Illinois Rioters
At Menard State Prison, about 300 inmates barricaded a cell block with seven guards held hostage while authorities, state police, and guards armed with machineguns watched the standoff. Lt. Gov. Sherwood Dixon, who helped persuade 33 mentally distressed prisoners to surrender earlier, sought negotiations and planned to meet a prisoner committee to plead their case.
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Illinois
Menard
Sherwood Dixon
Menard State Prison
Dixon
Camden Youth Wounded In Action In Korea
Pfc. Richard L. Trigg 21 of Camden was wounded in Korea on October 14 with the Tth Infantry. He wrote from a hospital in Japan that the arm wound is healing. He is the last surviving member of his unit’s group and was due home in December as rotation points rose. Trigg, a Camden High School graduate, enlisted July 1951 and has spent nearly a year overseas, with Korea service since last March.
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Kipton
Ernest Trigg
Department of Defense
Richard L. Trigg
Korea
Tth Infantry
Japan
Ohd
Camden High School
Pic
Trigg
Northeastern Ohio Evening Forecast Warm and Clear
The forecast calls for a clear and windy evening in Northeastern Ohio with temperatures rising. By tomorrow it stays clear and warmer with a low around 44 early morning and a high near 57 this afternoon.
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Ohio
Allies Drive Reds From Hill Six Times In Fourteen Hours
UN infantry repel repeated assaults on Pineveint Hill and Sniper Ridge as Communist forces suffer heavy losses. Command reports 32,885 Reds killed wounded or captured in October so far, the toll described as conservative.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Pineveint Hill
8Th Army
Hunters' Shots Hit Lake Road Trailer Report
Mrs Katherine Carlisie reports to the sheriff that two hunters fired several shots yesterday afternoon striking her house trailer on Lake road at Stop 112. Deputies checked the area but could not locate the hunters.
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Katherine Carlisie
Lake Road
Stop 112
Sheriff's Department
PUC Plans Hearing on Elyria Lorain Bus Line Transfer
Ohio Public Utilities Commission schedules a November hearing to consider petitions from Greyhounds Corporation and Lorain City Lines. The plan would transfer two Elyria Lorain regular routes and two feeder lines with a franchise and equipment for the Lorain City Lines, subject to PUC approval.
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PUC
Elyria-Lorain
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
iGey
Truesdex
Ne Greyhounds Corporation
Lorain City
Elyria
Lorain
ETRE
Lorain City Lines
UC and
Maxes
Greyhound
Thousands Take Part In Hallowe'en Parade
Large turnout for the Hallowe'en parade with no accidents or incidents reported. Beloved winners included Woonsocket St John’s Lutheran School for first place among schools. CIO donations funded prizes for participation and windows judged by local club volunteers.
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Hallowe'en
ST. John's Lutheran School
Scnoois
Tre Sennoel
CIO
Scenoe
Elyria Womans Club
L. A. Becker
John Timms
Willam Mann
Betty Bishop
Della Harding
Conyers
Harvey Curtis
Kay Ranger
G. H. Whitehead
Ralph Fox
J. C. Peaberthy
Albert Bishop
George Towell
H. G. Freehill
Alfred Cook
J. M. Gregory
Charles Redington
William Wehman
A. T. Sibley
Mary Lou Banville
Martin's
Jefferson School
Eign
St. Mary’s School
Jack and Fill
St Mary's
J. C. Penney Co
St. Agnes
Wal
Tion
Elyria Hosts Shaker Heights In Lake Erie League Clash
The Pioneers meet the Red Raiders in a Lake Erie League scrap at Ely Stadium. The Chronicle-Telegram will provide live score updates during the game with an operator on duty from 6:30 to 11. Dial 4751 for the score.
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Elyria
Shaker Heights
Ely Staduum
Pioneers
Red Raiders
Lake Erie
Chronicle-Telegram
Dial
Crossing at Olive Street Closed Until Noon Friday
The Olive Street crossing of the New York Central tracks will be closed through tomorrow noon due to repair delays. Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe said the closure, initially planned for Tuesday and Wednesday, is extended to Friday noon. IOUR new telephone number 2635. Lee's Radio and Television. 302 Depot St. Bear Wagner's.
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Olive Street
New York Central
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
IOUR
Lee’s Radio and Television
Depot St
Bear Wagner
Eisenhower charges Democrats spread lies to undermine him
Dwight D Eisenhower denounces Democrats as spreading plain lies as they fear losing cushy Washington jobs. He campaigns in New York City area urging support in the Korea issue and cites Gen. James A. Van Fleet on Korean readiness. He asks voters if they want a government they trust and pledges a fair government for the people.
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New York
Dwight D Eisenhower
Washington
New York City
Eisenhower
Staten Island
Lower Manhattan
Staten Island Borough Hall
Korea
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Stevenson pledges untiring work for Korea peace
Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned in Pennsylvania for its 32 electoral votes promising to work untiringly to end the Korean War and bring home troops if elected president. He accused Eisenhower of exploiting Korea for votes and urged voters to reject Republicans’ split-the-issue tactics in a rally at Convention Hall before a crowd of about 17,000.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A Tait
Pennsylvania
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Illinois
Stevenson
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Dwight D. S
Moscow
Schools To Close Friday For Northeast Ohio Teachers Meet
Elyria schools and nearby districts will be closed all day Friday to allow teachers and administrators to attend the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association gathering in Cleveland. The event features sessions led by Kenneth McFarlane on "The Educated Heart," a Cleveland Orchestra concert, multiple meetings, and meals. C A Gibbons of Lorain County schools seeks the presidency with Helen Peirce running for vice presidency.
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Elyria
Northeast Ohio
Aucirellum Owetn
Kenneth sicFarlang
Educa- Benn
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Helen Peirce
Vote for G L Larry Severs for Prosecuting Attorney
Political endorsement from a functional independent committee urging voters to elect G L Larry Severs as the prosecuting attorney candidate with emphasis on law and public safety. Local party messaging stresses experience and commitment to reform.
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G. L
Larry” Severs
Fpol
Open season proposed for Kodiak bears in Alaska
Alaska lawmakers consider a joint resolution for an open Kodiak bear season after reports show over 200 head of livestock killed by bears in recent years. The piece notes the potential rise in bear rug profits and promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for hunting and buying needs.
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Mead
Alaska
Alaskan Congress
Chronicle- Telegram
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