Auto Hits Lorain Man's Truck, Two Dead
The Chronicle Telegram reports Edward Krall 18 and Ruth Krall 26 of Detroit were killed when their car struck a truck driven by Albert Davis of Lorain. Davis, 59, is a hauling broker with Norwalk Truck Lines. No further details were available.
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Wlyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Elimination Of Some Admission Taxes Proposed
Senate Finance committee moves to exempt public supported symphonies operas and school athletic events from the 20 percent federal admissions tax. Tax reductions include telegraph rates dropping from 25 to 15 percent and exemptions for baby oils powders and lotions used in barber and beauty shops. Net revenue impact about 31 million yearly, with House provisions at 24 million. Also notes wind damage to city streets with fallen tree limbs cleared by workers.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with cooler temperatures
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with cooler conditions and lower humidity. Sunday should be partly cloudy with temperatures about the same as today. Tonight’s low is forecast at 58 degrees, and market items continue on page two.
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Ohio
Predict 390 To Die In Holiday Traffic
The National Safety Council predicted 390 people would die in Labor Day traffic as millions travel for the last summer holiday. Weather trends show cool air moving east with heat persisting in the deep south and southwest, while railroads and airlines handle mass crowds. Last year Labor Day saw 568 accidental deaths with 360 in traffic, 80 drownings, 26 plane crashes, and 102 other mishaps.
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Clouds spoil view of eclipse in eastern U S
New York reports a bright but clouded sunrise as the first total eclipse visible in the United States since 1940 is largely obscured east of the Mississippi. Observers in New York, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Boston, and Chicago miss the spectacle, while WOR TV and Hayden Planetarium arrange alternative views from a plane and satellite camera feeds.
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Relief From Heat as Cloud Cover Cools Ohio
A heavy cloud blanket and cooler northern air brought relief to drought lingered Ohio. Record highs were shattered yesterday with 106 degrees in Napoleon and 105 in Wilmington. Cooler air from Canada limited sun and kept temperatures in the high 70s to mid 80s, but rainfall remained sparse amid a four week dry spell.
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Central Weather Bureau
Columbus
Napoleon
Wilmington
Canada
Cincinnati
Woman Is Hurt When Car Hits Tree Cleva Jne Bursley
Cleva Jne Bursley of Stop 144 Westlake road Orain was hospitalized at St Joseph's with abrasions and possible head injury after her car struck a tree on Elyria Avenue north of Route 254. The accident, around 10 30, appeared she lost control about 30 feet from the intersection. The car was listed to an Elyria man of 229 Fourth Street.
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Bursley
Library Closes for Labor Day Then Brings Wednesday Hours
Elyria Library will be closed all day on Labor Day. Beginning Wednesday, the library will stay open Wednesday afternoons and evenings until 4 30 pm, with a regular closing hour of 6 pm observed on Saturdays.
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Aionday
Edna Moore
Koraian
Reds Arrive Today For Pact Battle
San Francisco reports a high tension scene as Soviet envoy Anrei Gromyko arrives to press the Japanese peace treaty in a showdown with the United States. The United States and its allies prepare a bulwark with a defense pact to be signed at the Presidio, pledging concerted action in the Pacific against any Communist aggression. The Polish delegation arrives amid signals on signing, while details stress a pact that covers armed attacks on territories, forces, or vessels in the Pacific and remains in force indefinitely.
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Russia
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Gromyko
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New Zealand
Pacific
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Acheson
Dean Acheson
Walter H. Judd
R. Minn
Cromyko
Judd
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V. M. Molotov
Gromko
Armss Presidio
Golden Cate
Washington
Japan
Holy Cross School Opens Wednesday with Mass
Holy Cross school will open on Wednesday September 5 with an eight o'clock Mass and Benediction led by Rev J Cudnik. Attendance will be a half day. The school is run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis.
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Swimming Pool To Be Reopened Monday
Sand and debris filled Cesrade Park pool today requiring drainage. The pool will not open until 9 a.m. Monday as crews remove the sand and restore the facility.
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Cesrade Park Pool
Fresh Reds Fail To Blunt Allied Drive
North Korean forces attack along a 30 mile eastern front but fail to stall the UN advance. Air and artillery strikes shattered Communist bunkers as UN troops pushed forward. Sabrejets engaged MiG-15s in a 20 minute dogfight while bombers hit a Taedong river bridge to slow reinforcements.
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List Of Reinstated Cadets At West Point Ouster Hearing
At a New York hearing on ousting 90 cadets, seven reinstated names were produced. McCullough, an expelled cadet, said all seven were involved in exam cheating and one is known to be back on campus. The unofficial hearing is led by attorney Robert Dary for the New York Civil and Criminal Courts Bar Association.
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Justice Committee
New York Civil and Criminal Courts Bar Association
Unidentified plane fires flares over UN base in Korea
In darkness an unknown aircraft from the northeast dropped about a dozen flares over the UN advance base near Kaesong, with no determination of the plane type. The incident followed a UN denial of a Red claim that an allied plane bombed Kaesong, labeled a fraud.
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Kaesang
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Little Lady Who Swung At Policeman Is Found
NEW YORK The white haired 84 year old former Brooklyn high school English teacher Miss Reba May Havelock is found wandering distraught and frightened after two days. She swung at a policeman to teach him manners then wandered Midtown Manhattan near the Hudson river. Police say they did not want to arrest her and had searched since she left night court Thursday. She cashed a $1 personal check at National City Bank in Brooklyn and was told to get a new check book after a mistaken bank merger note. She refused to understand, saying the money was good. Patrolman Louis Delucia assisted the teller and helped calm her after the incident.
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Hudson River
Midtown Manhattan
Peirce
Miss Havelock
National City Bank
Flatbush and
Church Avenues
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Trust Co
Jock
Pack
Manufacturers Trust Co
Mss Havelock
Manufacturers Trust
Louis Delucia
Latest Enlistees Reported From Elyria And Ridgeville
Elyria men Roger E Hogan and Raymond Conner enlisted in the Air Corps for four years each and were sent to Sanford Air Force Base Geneva Md. Ridgeville man John E Galajda enlisted in the Army for three years and will begin basic training at Fort George Meade Md.
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Elyria
Air Corps
Roger E Hogan
Take Avenue
Raymond Conner
North Street
Sanford Air Force Base
Geneva
John E. Galajda
Center Ridge Road
Army
Ft. George Meade
Aid Program Cut Bill Could Still Be Slashed Further
The Senate and House clashed over foreign aid spending, cutting billions from President Truman's request. The Senate approved 5.976 billion in military aid plus 1.31 billion in economic aid, while house and conference actions trimmed more in Western Europe and other regions. The measure moves to a conference committee to resolve differences before final passage.
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County Schools To Open Tuesday in Lorain County
Lorain County superintendents and principals met to finalize plans for the opening of the 1951-52 school year next Tuesday. New mulching projects begin use with Erinview Elementary at Avon Lake nearly complete and ready for Sept 17 opening. Eastview school under construction may take months. Columbia and Vincent additions continued. Ridgeville plans large addition with construction to start soon. The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish Monday Labor Day. next edition Tuesday Sept 4.
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