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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1948

Page

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Pickets At Post Office Withdrawn

Union pickets in front of Elyria post office were withdrawn after an agreement to limit the repair work to local contractors using union labor. Local officials said the contractor Sherwood Company handed cement work to a local firm. similar agreement reached for Lorain post office, with ongoing Lorain picketing. Officials disputed wage claims, noting local rates for painters carpenters and plumbers are below the local scale and overtime pay differs, with work extending into weekends and money leaving the county.

Elyria Allen Fisher Lorain County Building Trades Council I. L. Higgins Sherwood Company Philadelphia Lyria Lorain Fisher Higgins

Four Year Old Boy Struck By Polio In Cleveland

Robert Court Jr four year old son of Robert and Francis Court of 905 Lake Avenue is hospitalized in Cleveland with poliomyelitis. Hospital reports his condition as fair. Grand mother Mrs Charles A Court says he became listless Wednesday and ran a high fever Nay the physician sent him to City Hospital where tests confirmed polio. His left arm and shoulder are paralyzed. Mrs Court notes a string of misfortunes this summer including her ankle fracture and her son’s arthritis in his back.

Robert Court Robert Francis Court Lake Avenue Cleveland Hospital Charles A. Court West River Street City Hospital

Schools Will Not Open Until Wednesday Elyria 1948-49 Start Delayed

Elyria public schools delay start of the 1948-49 year to Wednesday to allow for staff meetings. Tuesday will host teachers meetings. The Veterans Administration office for Elyria has moved to Room 204 in the Elyria Block with hours 8 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. daily and closed Saturdays.

Elyria The Veterans Administration Elyria Block Charles B. Coen

Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Forecast Shows Warm Continued Conditions

Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for fair skies and light variable winds this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy conditions Saturday bring little temperature change with a low near 62 and a high around 85.

Cleveland Ohio

Keith Kelly Sings at Carey's Villa Nightly

Keith Kelly is now appearing nightly at Carey's Villa. The ad promotes immediate guaranteed automobile service by Detz Inc and Chrysler-Plymouth at 728 W Broad, inviting readers to come hear the favorite tunes.

Detz, Inc Chrysler-Plymouth Keith Kelly Carey

Berlin blockade talks extended by four governors meeting

Soviet zone rail officials report heightened activity as the four Berlin military governors schedule another meeting to discuss lifting the blockade. Reports cite transport finance and trade committees drafting proposals while optimism runs high in Soviet state press and rail repairs claim near completion.

Berlin Germany

Schuman Fails to Form French Government

Paris reports Robert Schuman has resigned as premier designate after four days of failed negotiations to form a new French government. René Mayer was tipped as possible successor, but prospects look poor. The crisis follows Premier Andre Marie's cabinet resignation and De Gaulle’s push for dissolution of the Assembly and new elections, with the Independent Republican party backing a dissolution move.

Paris Robert Schuman Vincent Auriol Rene Mayer Schuman Andre Mane Auriol

Fail To Find Trace Of Missing Airliner

Thirteen search planes failed to locate any trace of a twin engined airliner reported missing on a Sydney to Brisbane flight. The aircraft carried 10 passengers and three crew. Searches halted at dusk but will resume today.

Sydney Brisbane

Prosecutor's Son Cleared of Polio Misdiagnosis

Lorain prosecutor William G. Wickens reports his nine year old son William Jr was taken to Cleveland City Hospital for polio treatment but tests showed no polio. The boy has recovered and is at home. A separate classified ad asks for a suburban six to seven room house priced at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.

William G. Wickens Lorain William, Jr Cleveland City Hospital Cleveland Hospital Pulio Wickens

Tractor Trailer Fire Destroys Vehicle Load In Covington

A tractor trailer carrying four new automobiles overturned on the Dixie Highway near Covington Kentucky and caught fire. The blaze destroyed the tractor and two cars while badly damaging the other two, with damage estimated at 10000 dollars. Driver Victor Rogers age 21 from Kings Mountain Kentucky escaped injury after telling Kenton County police he fell asleep.

Covington Dixie Highway Victor Rogers King’s Mountain Outfit Kenton County Detroit Orlando Fla

Quota Club to Receive Charter October 2 in Ohio

The Graystone hotel hosts the charter party for the newly formed Quota club of women in the city. Attendees include state and national officers and Quota members from the region. Stella Mock named general arrangements chair. Freda MacKay resigns to pursue training. Louise Dutch and Gerna Boote participate in planning efforts at a civic meeting. Next luncheon slated for September 16 at the Graystone.

Graystone Quota Club Ohio Stella Moclk Freda MacKay Louise Dutch Service Committee Gerna Boote Ohio State Employment Service

Woman Crushed to Death in Columbus Car Crash

Mrs Idella F Dennie age 48 of Stoutsville was crushed to death when two cars collided near Canal Winchester last night. Her husband and son suffered cuts and bruises as the street reopened after city crews quickened traffic flow.

Columbus Idella F. Dennie Stoutsville Canal Winchester

Still Calling For Help On Fruit Farms

Prospects for harvesting peaches, apples and potatoes on Lorain County farms brightened as residents offered to help. Martin McManus and Foster P. Dirlam report many Elyria residents called to offer spare time next weeks. Growers had requested 150 additional workers by November 1, and the total need now appears larger.

Lorain County Martin McManus Elyria Ohio State Employment Service Foster P. Dirlam OSES

Three Children Die In Cleveland Fire Tragedy

In Cleveland a fire destroyed a frame home early today, killing Arnelda Leaks aged 7, Adiana 5, and Charles Jr. 3. Parents Charles and Mrs Leaks were injured after leaping from a third floor window to a concrete driveway 35 feet below. Mrs Leaks saved their eight month old by carrying it in her arms during the escape.

Cleveland Arnelda Leaks Adiana Charles Jr Charles Leaks

Ten New Polio Cases Reported Across Eight Counties

The State Health Department announced 541 polio cases this year, up from 230 at the same point last year. Ten new cases were reported today from Muskingum Richland Stark Belmont Auglaize Van Wert Union and Franklin counties.

Columbus State Health Department Department Muskingum Richland Stark Belmont Auglaize van Wert Union Franklin

New Straitsville Man Killed in Fall at Sunny Hill Coal Co

Roberts, 33, died yesterday in a fall at the Sunny Hill Coal Co property near New Lexington. The notice is an advertisement for Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners offering Montie mothproofing services for cleaned garments.

New Straitsville Ohn Roberts Sunny Hill Coal Co Tpple New Lexington Montie Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners

Believe Russia Might Accept Berlin Truce

Washington diplomats say the Soviet Berlin drive has lost momentum and Moscow may accept a truce. They are moderately hopeful current Berlin and Moscow talks yield an agreement. President Truman declined comment but hinted favorable news may come. Regardless, officials warn against assuming Russia permanently abandons Berlin plans.

Washington Berlin Moscow United States Truman Russia

Steps Taken To Protect School Children

The city will run a temporary cross walk with a traffic light in front of the Lake Avenue fire station to safeguard Jefferson school children as a kindergarten opens this year. Firemen will operate the light while a paint-marked cross walk is added. New signals will be installed at Lake Huron West Bridge West River intersections, with preliminary work nearly complete. Additional control devices are arriving for Cleveland Gulf East Bridge and Ridge Street and for a rotary turn around Ely Park, with installation to follow.

Lake Avenue Jefferson Foster Lake and Adams Streets D. W. Kothe Foster, Adams and Lake Kothe Lake, Huron West Bridge West River Tuesay Cleveland, Gulf, East Bridge Ridge Street Ely Park

Start Year Without School Psychologist in Lorain County

Lorain County village and rural schools will begin 1948 49 without a school psychologist. County Superintendent C A Gib bons reported little chance to hire soon after Miss Gladys Risden of Vermilion withdrew her application. Risden had been approved for a half time post.

Lorain C. A. Gibbons Gladys Risden Vermilion County Board of Education Miss Risden

Remains of 1566 U S War Dead Arrive From Alaska

The Army announced that 1,566 American war dead from the Alaska theater have been returned for final burial. They arrived aboard the U S Army Transport Honda Knot. The dispatch notes the transport’s arrival and pending ceremonies.

San Francisco United States Army Department Honda Knot

Capitol Roof Sunbath Woman Strips For Sun Bath

A 30 year old woman identified as Dorothy P. Smith stripped on the Capitol roof below the dome in Washington. She tossed items including coins and a receipt for 129 from the YWCA over the railing, explained she wanted a sun bath, and was persuaded to return inside where a painter helped dress her. Police handed her to the Woman's Bureau.

Washington Capitol Dorothy P. Smith Malone Senate Walter Linscott Linscott Washington Ywca The Metropolitan Police

Two Superforts In Maneuvers Have Mishaps

London reports two US B-29 Superfortresses suffered trouble during early joint British American maneuvers. Eleven crewmen aboard one aircraft fought a 30 minute fire and parachuted to safety. A second plane reported difficulty over the Netherlands with several crew members parachuting. no deaths reported.

London Netherlands Flushing Holland U.S Schevignak Britain

Another Leader In Russia Dies

LONDON Radio Moscow announced the death of Sergei G. Lukin deputy minister of light industry and Communist central control commission member. Cause of death not announced. Col Gen. Andra A. Zhdanov, who died of arteriosclerosis, was buried in Red Square. Zhdanov led the cominform and was among Russia’s top leaders. TOLEDO deputies report a 17-year-old confessed to a $1500 safe burglary in Port Clinton on Aug 22 and thefts totaling over $2,000 in Delta, Bowling Green on Aug 13, naming a 19-year-old Toledo partner. Building for sale 52 by 38, 1 acre land or more. Elyria Proven Foods, Phone 2869.

London Radio Moscow Anther Sergei G. Lukin Communist Party Central Control Commission Moascow Andra A. Zhdanov Red Square Zhdanov Cominform Russia Toledo Port Clinton Delta Bowling Green Elyria Proven Foods

Vote On Union Representation At Ohio Screw Plant

An election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board at Ohio Screw Products, Inc. 310 Clark Street, on September 2, resulted in four votes for the American Federation of Labor and thirty-seven votes for no union. One vote was challenged by union representatives.

American Federation of Labor Ohio Screw Products, Inc Clark Street National Labor Relations Board

Rural Schools To Have Fewer Buses In Lorain County

Lorain County board approved 61 regular and five substitute bus drivers certificates as county schools plan fewer buses this year. Twelve districts change, with Russi and Pythtield transfers consolidated into Oberlin district and LaGrange down to three buses while Columbia Township gains one.

Lorain County Oberlin Village Oberlin School Board LaGrange Board Columbia Township — Board

Benes Dies After Resigning Over Communist Rule

Dr Eduard Benes former president of Czechoslovakia died at 4 10 p m GMT in his Sezimovo Usti villa aged 64. He resigned last June rather than be a Communist figurehead and left a life of exile. His death followed months of illness after the Feb 27 bloodless revolution.

Prague Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia Czechslovakia Seizimovo Usti Benes Jie

Quake Rocks Mindanao Strikes Surigao and Camiguin

Manila reports a northeastern Mindanao earthquake injuring over 20 people and damaging about 50 houses in Surigao Province. The event coincides with Mt Hibok Hibok eruption near Camiguin Island, with Red Cross saying 3000 residents on Camiguin are being helped as supplies are ferried from Leyte and relief aid reaches over 800 people.

Manila Mindanao Philippines Red Cross Surigao Province Mt. Hibok Hibok Camiguin Island Mindanao Sea Camiguin As Philippines Leyte

VFW Encampment Chooses Officers For 1949 City Vote

The Veterans of Foreign Wars closed its 49th annual encampment in St Louis with officer elections and selection as next year’s convention city. Retiring commander Ray H Brannaman of Denver will be succeeded by Lyall T Beggs of Madison Wisconsin. Senior vice commander Clyde A Lewis of Plattsburg will move to Beggs post amid a likely contest for junior vice commander between Charles C Ralls of Washington and Frank Milee of Des Moines. Denver, founded in 1900, is favored for the Golden Anniversary encampment in 1949.

ST. Louis Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Ray H. Brannaman Denver Lyall T. Beges Madison Wis Clyde A. Lewis Plattsburg Beggs Washington State Charles C. Ralls Frank Milee Des Moines

Vacations end as romances boost used furniture sales

Classified teaser notes demand for secondhand furniture after summer marriages. Chronicle-Telegram advertises CT Want Ads with contact numbers and a house-for-sale by owner, plus a New London horse show on Sunday September 6 with gates at 8 a.m. and various attractions culminating in a ballgame and rides.

Chronicle-Telegram C-T New London

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