Desperate Fight On Near Pohang and Edenvale
Two major incidents unfold as a deadly auto race crash in Edenvale Ontario claims Robert O. Collins, 24, a GM Research engineer from Detroit. The second story reports intense fighting around Pohang Korea with American and South Korean forces clashing with Chinese and North Korean troops near Taegu and Pusan, involving jets, ships, and ground combat.
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Parochial Pupils Ride On 2 Buses Despite Order
About 50 students from St. Joseph's parochial school rode Avon Lake public buses in defiance of a board ruling restricting buses to public school pupils. The board cited bus shortages and constitutional concerns over funding for religious schools. The parish plans to shuttle students to the church site until a separate bus option is possible.
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St. Joseph’s
Carl Werner
St. Joseph's
I. J. King
Avon
Holy Trinity Catholic School
sSnses Walberg Brown
Ohio
Father Wernet
Arthur Klingshirn
Ralph Hubert
Klingshirn
King
Two Elyria Men Injured in Grafton Accident
Don Kubuske age 23 of 111 Riverdale Court suffered a fracture of his right leg while William Schmitt gen age ? suffered facial head and hand lacerations and abrasions in a traffic crash in Grafton at 6 30 p m Saturday They were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Kubuske was later transferred to Crile hospital.
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Don Kubuske
Riverdale Court
William Schmittgen
Harvard Avenue
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kubuske
Crile Hospital
Eaton Girls Win At State Fair
Two Eaton girls Mary Lou Wargo and Ruth Burgenheim won first place in the 1950 Ohio State Fair vegetable demonstration team. They will travel to New Orleans for the National Vegetable Growers Association meeting, sponsored by Burpee Seed Co and the Ohio State Fair Committee. Advisor is Mrs. Carolyn Phelps. They will present their winning demonstration "Carrots Are Tops" at the December meeting for national honors.
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National Vegetable Growers' Association
New Orleans
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio and notices
The forecast notes sun and continued cool conditions this afternoon in Northeastern Ohio, with fair and cooler conditions tonight. Wednesday looks fair and a little warmer in the afternoon, with low around 48 and high near 54. Five day outlook shows average or slightly below normal temperatures in parts of the state and minimal rain. All ISALY stores will be closed every Monday until further notice.
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Williams Elected Football Captain of Elyria Squad
Bob Williams elected captain of the Elyria High School Pioneers for the 1950 season. A senior and two way guard under Coach Bill Cover, he is among eight lettermen returning. Williams will lead the nine game schedule with a co captain named for each game.
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Elyria High School Pioneers
Williams
Bill Cover
1500 Take Part In Celebration At LaGrange
LaGrange marked its 125th anniversary with about 1500 attendees. A highlight was the dedication of the new school addition by Philip Gott of Evanston Illinois who urged youths that knowledge will prevail. He recalled LaGrange’s early settlers and his 1907 graduating class.
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AY Lagrange
Edna Rounds Wilcox
William Hastings
Philip Gott
Clinton Wilcox
Wellington
Darius Holcomb
J. H. Curtis
Evanston, Il
J. H. Holcomb
Lagrange
Evanston, Ill
Gott
Gay Curtis
Frank Pease
Wilbur Knapp
Will Hubbard
Porter Lincoln
H. A. Lazelle
Avery Wilcox
17 New Elyria Teachers Receive Assignments
Elyria Public Schools announce 17 new teachers for the 1950 51 year. Superintendent L N Nicholas says they attend a Pre School Conference before classes start Thursday morning. Assigned teachers include Gray Anderson McGaughey Dennis Taylor Sayles Hildebrand Templar Gates Spencer Shoe maker Stinson Taylor Coyer and others.
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L. N. Nicholas
Elyria
Ely
Jack Gray
Franklin
Jean Anderson
Donald McGaughey
Ward Dennis
Loyola Taylor
Garford
Lois Sayles
Gates
Eileen Hildebrand
Jean Templar
Hamilton
Anne Gates
Jefferson
Marian Spencer
Barbara Shoemaker
Washington
Anne Stinson
Ray Wilson
John Taylor
Distinctive
William Coyer
Two Day Pre School Conference Under Way
Elyria public schools hold a two day Pre School Conference with 9 15 a m sessions led by Superintendent L N Nicholas and a breakfast for 17 new Elyria teachers at Elyria High. Dr Harold Stane Northwestern University speaks on Understanding Children and Youth with emphasis on mental health and community support.
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L. N. Nicholas
Elyria High School
Harold Stane
Northwestern University
Shane
Margaret Histed
Earl Lautenschlager
Gertrude Whipple
Detroit Public Schools
Schoois
George Miraben
Taft Urges Defense of Liberty Against Communism
Senator Robert A. Taft spoke at the First Methodist Church in Elyria urging decisive action to defeat Communist thinking at home and abroad. He warned of voter apathy, praised Taft Hartley, and warned labor leaders against purging critics while noting socialistic influences in Washington. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Taft
Washington
Senator Tafts Busy Lorain County Tour
Senator Robert A. Taft spent the day in Lorain County with stops in Wellington and Elyria for open air and church meetings. He planned further talks in Lorain County and MohCon nelville, Byesville, Cambridge and Zanesville before canceling events after tomorrow and returning to Washington.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Ohio Judge Edward Turner In Fair Condition After Stroke
Columbus Supreme Court Justice Edward C. Turner is in fair condition at Grant Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while on vacation in Hawaii. The incident prompted medical care and a brief halt in his official duties.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
Grant Hospital
Turner
Hawaii
Crash At Lorain Fatal To Bride Of 3 Months
Mrs Rita D Bennett 21 bride of under three months dies after Saturday afternoon crash at East Mth street and Oakwood. She rode with husband Norman, attended St Joseph's hospital for three years. Funeral at Nativity church tomorrow morning. Survived by mother Mrs Joseph Dyczkowski, three sisters Therese Marie Agnes and three brothers Paul Leo and Raymond.
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Nativity Church
Rita D. Bennett
Norman
East Mth Street
Oakwood
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joseph Dyczkowski
Therese
Marie
Agnes
Paul
Leo
Raymond
U S Says Plane Attacked UN Naval Forces Off Korea
A Russian marked bomber, apparently with a Russian crew, opened fire on UN naval forces off Korea and was shot down by UN fighters. The incident sparked speculation Russia may aid North Korea and possibly reoccupy areas north of the 38th parallel. The U S delegation prepared to report to the UN Security Council.
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N. Y
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Korea
United States
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UN Security Council
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Douglas MacArthur
Jacob A. Malik
Red Air Force
U. S. Navy
Baltic
Trygve Lie
Gladwyn Jebb
Ernest Gross
Security Council
North
South Korea
Holiday Accidents In Ohio Fatal To 19
United Press reports the Labor Day weekend left 19 people dead in Ohio from all accidents, below the Safety Council’s 40 forecast. Traffic crashes killed 13, with one air crash and five other mishaps. Charles A. Black of Cleveland Heights died as his racing plane crashed near Cook Air Field Willoughby during an air show.
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Ohio State Safety Council
State Safety Council
Charles A. Black
Cleveland Heights
Cook Air Field
Willoughby
Black
Nine Men Pass Physical Exams For Armed Services
Nine of 18 men examined on August 30 were found physically qualified for military service. Qualified Alyrians include Edward Miller James Black Richard Worcester and John Bycynski, with others from Shefield Grafton Oberlin. Two of seven transfers from the Elyria Board also passed. the board meets again tonight to classify registrants and consider postponements and deferments.
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Armed Services
Edward Miller
Elsha
James Black
Oxford Avenue
Richard Worcester
Furnace Street
John Bycynski
Middle Avenue
Fred Weldon, Jr
Sheffield
William Archer
Grafton
Wallace Seaton
Jack Thompson
Melvin Rogers
Oberlin
Elyria Board
Elyria Draft Board
Boy Injured by Park Cannon While Playing
Robert Young aged 9 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Young of 349 Beech street was hurt Sunday afternoon in Ely Park when a park cannon he climbed on caused him to fall and fracture his right arm. The incident underscores that even curiosity pieces can be dangerous in city parks.
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Robert Young
Fred Young
Beech Street
Robert
Ely Park
Columbus Man stabbed to death after street quarrel
Julius Couser, 24, of Columbus, was fatally stabbed during a street fight outside a tavern early yesterday. Police held a Columbus man for investigation as officers said the quarrel began over parking proximity to the other man’s car.
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Julius Couser
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