Ideal Weather Sets Stage for Big Hallowe'en Parade
Prospect Elyria prepared for a festive Hallowe'en celebration with warm weather, an anticipated crowd over 5 090, and a downtown window painting contest ending tonight. Elyria High Ridgeville High and the 87 member Elyria High band will march with the Post 12 Drum & Bugle Corps through Broad Street to East Avenue and back to Ely Park.
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Hallowe‘en
Hallowe’en
Elyria Junior Chamber of Midline
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Ely Park
Second Street
Elyria High
Ridgeville High
American Legion Post 12
Drum & Bugle Corps
City Hall
Court Street
Adults to Learn Retail Selling in Pre Christmas Course
The distributive education advisory committee met at noon Monday and elected Albert Berson as chairman. A pre Christmas training course for adults interested in part time retail clerk work will be offered as part of Elyria High School's vocational education program in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants. The committee will reconvene Monday Nov 6 at Hotel Federis to set class schedules and operation details.
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Albert Berson
Lynn Nicholas
Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria High School
Hotel Federis
Legion Drum Corps to Assemble for Hallowe'en Parade
Members of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps are ordered to assemble at West Avenue and Second Street at 7 15 p.m for the Halloween parade. A post-parade meeting will follow at the Post Home.
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American Legion
Y.M.C.A Plans In Contractors Hands
Plans and specifications for the Y M C A improvement program are now with seven contractors. Awards will be made on November 16. The first work will be in the building's basement.
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions this afternoon and tonight with a low around 60. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warm. Temperatures for the five day period average above normal, with cooler northern sections Thursday and toward week’s end. Scattered light rain possible near the Great Lakes Thursday night or Friday. Hear Gov Lausche tonight at 9 PM on WEOL.
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Ohio
Jower
Great Lakes
Heat wave grips nation as fall records fall
Warm weather dominates most of the United States with heat records set from Chicago to Columbia and Topeka. Forecasters anticipate cooling only in western plains while Pacific Northwest floods worsen and Oregon California flood zones isolate communities and force evacuations.
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Great Plains
Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
North Pacific
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Plaans
Plains States
Texas
New York
Louisville
Nashville
U. S
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
International Falls
Minn
Denver
Columbia
Columbia, S. GC
New York City
Kansas
Oregon
California
Widow Agrees To Take Lie Detector Test
Medina county prosecutor William G. Batchelder Jr announced that Randi Mast 24 a Norwegian war bride agreed to take a lie detector test to prove her innocence The test will be conducted in Cleveland at the office of David Cowles chief of the Scientific Investigation Bureau Cowles previously helped crack the alibi of Max Amerman who confessed to arranging the murder of Harold Masi so Mast could be free to pursue him.
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Medina
Medina County
William G. Batchelder, Jr
Airs
Randi Mast
Batchelder
Progress Reported In Steel Wage Talks
Pittsburgh report on the fourth wage negotiation session between U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers. No visible progress toward a contract as leaders declined to comment after a two hour meeting with discussions described as general. Also an advertisement notes a sale on women shoes priced 2.99 to 6.99 at Kings Shoe Store.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO United Steelworkers
Cio-Usw
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel
John A. Stephens
Kings Shoe Store
UN Ready To Extend Lie's Term
The United Nations General Assembly moved to extend Norway's Trygve Lie as secretary general for three years despite Soviet opposition. A 14 power US inspired resolution backed extending Lie without a Security Council recommendation, while Russia vows to veto any imposition if no council nod.
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Flushing
N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
Norway
Trygve Lie
Russia
United States
Lie
Security Council
U. S
Council
General Assembly
Carlos P. Romulo
The
Phillipines
Charles A. Malik
Lebanon
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Uprising in Puerto Rico Sees 36 Fatally Hurt, Guards Move on Jayuya
National Guard tanks cleared a rebel hold in Jayuya as anti American violence spread across Puerto Rico. Reports say more than 30 killed, with police slaughtered and key town buildings burned during the second day of the Communist backed revolt.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Jayuya
National Guard
Louis Munoz Marin
U.S
U. S
Roberto Sanchez Vilella
Internal Revenue Building
Elderly Woman Hurt by Wringer While Washing
Mrs. Jennie Mitchell a 79 year old resident of Route 113 east of Birmingham severely mangled her right hand yesterday after catching it in a wringer. She could not release the rolls and forced to run the hand back through. She wrapped the injury and walked to neighbor Mrs. A C Christian’s home then required a ride from Mrs. Emma Hunter to a physician. Stitches were given and she was later taken to her daughter Mrs. John Wilhelm’s Amherst home. The injury hemorrhaged overnight but she slept well and was reported more comfortable this morning.
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Birmingham
Jennie Mitchell
Mitchell
John Wilhelm
Leavitt Road
Amherst
A. C. Christian
Emma Hunter
Candidates Meet At Second Baptist Church On Thursday
The Community Welfare League sponsors a candidates meeting at Second Baptist Church Thursday evening at eight o clock. Voters will hear the views of candidates from both parties on welfare issues, an announcement from league president Charles Gray urges all members and friends to attend.
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Community Welfare League
Second Baptist Church
League
Charles Gray
Carroll man killed in Route 33 crash near Lancaster
Kenneth Arnett of Carroll died when his car left Route 33 and overturned north of Lancaster. It marked Fairfield county s 12th traffic death this year.
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Lancaster, D
Kenneth Arnett
Carroll
Route
Here
Fairfield County
Y W C A Drive Kicks Off With Tea
The Y W C A launches its annual membership drive with a kick off tea in the city gym. Mrs Clyde McDowell chairs the committee and outlines programs for ages six through adulthood. A skit by Mrs Carl Woodin and Mrs Clinton Heidrich showcases newcomer integration and community friendship at the Y W C A.
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Y.W.C
Clyde McDowell
Y. W
Y.W.C.A
Carl Woodin
Clinton Heidrich
Woodin
Archie Penfound
Y.w.ca
Saipe
McDowell
Robert Oldfield
Earl Lautenschlerer
R. C. Muhlhauser
Wesley Cromwell
Robert DuCoty
Arthur Waters
George Mallow
Elyria
Black River
R. DuCoty
John Haldeman
Roy Ramage
Kenneth Botamer
Roger Busler
Annie Spencer
Lydia Rosencranz
J. L.mclean
J. B. Hancock
W. L. Rob ‘Inson
H. Whitaker
Weston Hodge
Oscar Jaroch
Charles Boya
Mesdames
Clarence Foss
Oric Turner
Former Son-In-Law Of FDR Leaps To His Death
John Boettiger once married to Franklin D Roosevelt daughter Anna Boettiger leapt from a seventh floor hotel room in New York City. He overpowered a male nurse during the fall after a prior suicide attempt and death threat on public relations work. Boettiger, 50, previously publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Arizona Times, had recently been idle and unhappy in his PR job. The incident followed an earlier pill overdose and reflected his discontent with his career path and recent marriage history.
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New York
John Rodniger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodre Swanson
Boettiger
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The
Arizona Times
Phoenix
Joseph Paine
Weyling
Eath
Borttiger
Swanson
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Boetucer
Mre
Virsauma Tallinn
Hague
Netherlands
White House
Chicago Tribune
Seattle
Foundry Worker Not Found With Skull Fracture
Dennis Campbell of 110 Chestnut Street was hospitalized after an accident at the Elyna Foundry. X rays showed no skull fracture or serious back injury and he remains under observation at Alvria Memorial Hospital.
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Dennis Campbell
Chestnut Street
Alvria Memorial Hospital
Elyna
Campbell
Polio Strikes 13 Year Old Girl In Cleveland Hospital
Joanne Poll, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roman Poll of Vermont Street R D Grafton, is a poliomyelitis patient at Cleveland City Hospital. The Polls have two other children. Ad for Neighbour Studio photography available at 46-969.
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Joanne Poll
Roman Poll
Vermont Street
R. D . Grafton
Cleveland City Hospital
State Observers To Watch Voting In Four Cities
Officials from the Secretary of State office will be on duty in Toledo Cincinnati Cleveland and Youngstown November 7. The observers will monitor the first election with the new office type ballot in Ohio. Preliminary figures show about 2.679 million voters enrolled across 14 counties and 19 counties with redistricting.
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Columbus
Toledo
Cinennat
Cleveland
Youngstown
Charlee F Sweeney
Ohio
Catire Sweeney
Cera
Two Elyria Men Enlist in U.S. Navy
James Ronald Pollock, 19, of 2007 Roosevelt Avenue, and Anthony John Logar, 17, of Griswold Road, have joined the U.S. Navy as announced by Lorain enlistment center recruiters. The notice notes their enrollment and hometowns amid a Halloween-themed event at Cocktail Lounge.
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Oo. Felllow
Lorain
Allied Tank Columns Press Toward Manchurian Border in Korea
U S 24th Division drives up Korea's northwest coast within 30 miles of the Manchurian frontier as Maj Gen John H Church orders a night forced march aiming for the Yalu river boundary. South Korean Capitol Division advances 18 miles toward Kilcha amid fierce Chinese and North Korean counterattacks slowing inland progress.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
Sinuiju
Manchurian
John H. Church
Yalu River
Church
Capitol
Kilcha
Soviet
Siberia
Hamhung
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
North Korea
United Nations
U.S. 24Th Division
Stevens
Richard W. Stevens
Pierre, S. D
Former Elyria hospital supervisor dies in Oberlin
Mrs. Helen Metcalf Campbell longtime night supervisor at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Pleasant View Sanatorium died at 2 20 a m at Haulk Rest Home Oberlin aged 77 born July 1 1883 in Oberlin she lived at 232 Howe street Surviving include Dr J A Campbell her son two granddaughters sister and two brothers Funeral at First Baptist Church at 2 pm Thursday with Dr Arthur F Williams officiating burial in Ridgeland Cemetery donations to the American Cancer Society preferred
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Helen Metcalf Campbell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Haulk
Oberlin
Campbell
Howe Street
Elyria
Elyria High School
Staten Island Hospital
First Baptist Church of
J. A. Campbell
Oberlin College
Christine
Kathleen Campbell
Mre
Walter Davies
George P. Metcalf
Charles A. Metcalf
Selem
N. J
Sudro- Curtis
American Cancer Society
Beaver Street
New York
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Arthur F. Williame
Ridgelaun Cemetery
City Pays More For Chemical For Water Pumping Station
A 10 percent rise in the cost of aluminum sulphate ore was shown in the bid awarded by Service Director D W Rothe to the General Chemical Division of Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. The 909 tons were bought at 22 902 per ton, totaling 2990. Only one bid was received from Pom Radio Staten WEOL.
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D. W. Rothe
General Chemical Division
All Hed Chemical and Dye Corp
Britain Faces Cut in Marshall Aid Funds
London reports say the United States informed Britain its share of Marshall Plan aid will be cut substantially. UK officials hint European recovery benefits may end for Britain. Chancellor Hugh Gaitskell notified cabinet two weeks ago and Prime Minister Attlee is expected to respond soon. Britain has received about 3.75 billion dollars in aid to fund food materials and machinery.
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London
United States
Britain
Hugh Gaitskell
Richard Bissel
Washington
Clement R. Attlee
Proposed Decree Repugnant Says Journal's Counsel
Lorain Journal counsel denounces the government decree as repugnant to a free press. Fulton files counter-proposal asking the court to bar only refusals to advertise from local merchants who also advertise on WEOL. Federal Judge Freed previously ruled the Journal violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by denying ad space to WEOL advertisers.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Parker Fultort
Journal
Itl
Fulton
WEOL
Elyria
Emerich B. Freed
Ohio Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women Meet In Troy
The annual meeting of the Ohio Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women will be held here tomorrow and Thursday detailing program sessions and group activities. Local participants from Troy and surrounding areas attend to discuss church work and community outreach.
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Troy. O
Ohio Fellowship of Conaregational Christian Women
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Pol. Adv
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A. E. Penfound
Ralph Yost
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FDR
Foundry
Neighbour Studio
Sederis Hotel
Pom Radio Staten Weol Pol. Adv
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