Fowler Named Defense Mobilizer by Truman
President Truman appoints Henry H Fowler as defense mobilizer, succeeding John R. Steelman who had acted in the role after Charles E. Wilson resigned during the steel crisis. Truman praises continued mobilization and notes improvements in shortages, resource expansion, and distribution to support military, atomic programs, and civilian economy.
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Truman
Henry H Fowler
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John R. Steelman
Charles E. Wilson
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The
Free World
Line Foreman Electrocuted Near Oberlin
Line foreman Edgington 45 of Park avenue for the Oberlin exchange of Northern Ohio Telephone Co was electrocuted while tearing down old lines west of Oberlin yesterday before noon. He wore a safety belt and was removed by coworkers who failed to revive him with artificial respiration. Taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin he died on arrival. Born in Cardington Ohio he had seven years with the company and previously worked for Ohio Bell. He came to New London from Willard five years ago.
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New London
Russell
Edgington
Park Avenue
Oberlin Exchange
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Strategy Talks End In Oatis Case
Washington diplomat Filis O Briggs concluded secret negotiations on securing the release of imprisoned newsman William N Oatis from a Czechoslovak prison. Briggs said he would not reveal details of the talks with Secretary of State Dean Acheson as he prepared for a vacation before assuming the Korea ambassadorship.
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Washington
Filis O. Briggs
William N. Oatis
Briggs
Maine
U.S
Korea
Dean Acheson
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio a cool fair night
Northeastern Ohio sees a fair and cool night with a low around 54 and a warmer Saturday. Southwest winds near 15 mph blow from the lake through forenoon with a steady barometer at 30.31. Dancing tonight at Vermilion On the Lake Clubhouse featuring the Alan Page Orchestra.
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Stevenson Starts Tour of Nine States
Adlai Stevenson launches a nine state tour covering about 7500 miles in nine days. He plans 19 speeches including five extremely important stops in Denver Kasson Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles. Campaign manager Wilson Watt described the talks as crucial to win independent voters.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Wash
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Los Angeles
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Watt
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Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Where To Turn Grand Opening Delayed to Sept 11
Due to circumstances beyond our control the grand opening of Marty's Ladies Apparel Shop at 372 Broad St has been postponed to September 11.
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Marty
Eisenhower outlines 10 steps toward peace
Dwight D. Eisenhower proposed ten steps to end the Korean War and curb Communist aggression in a Philadelphia speech. He criticized the Truman administration for bungling policy, urged a trusted Washington government, strengthened UN backing, allied cohesion, economic strength, and prudent military power toward lasting peace.
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Peace
Peach Laden Truck Collides With Car In Intersections
Three men escaped injury in a collision at the Baumhart road and Route 113 intersection as a peach truck and a car damaged both vehicles. Frank Huessner and Tom Kudela, along with passenger William Duffy, were unhurt. Kudela faced a citation for passing at an intersection and was to appear in court.
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Baumhart Road
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Herrick Avenue
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A. B. Todd and Son
Tom Kudela
William Duffy
Enrollment in Elyria Schools Exceeds Projections
Large kindergarten classes fill Elyria Public Schools to capacity with Garford Roosevelt Gates showing 44 49 38 41 enrollments. All operating city schools plus four openings Monday push total expected students to 5216, 42 above predictions and 423 above last year’s first week.
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Why Elyria Coach Co. Quits After Franchise Ends
Elyria Coach Co. president Harry Searles cites key reasons for shutting down when its franchise expires November 28. He points to growing private car ownership, door delivery limits, neighborly pickups that cut revenue, downtown parking pressure, and television siphoning evening business. He notes wartime boosts have faded as conditions normaliz e.
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Harry Searles
Elyria Coach Co
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D.A.V. To Hold Fall Conference in Bucyrus
Ohio fifth district D A V members plan attendance at the Bucyrus fall conference on September 21. Elvin Hadsell announces a morning service officer school and remarks by Paul E. Frederick Jr department commander and Mrs Marcia Knight department commander of the Women's Auxiliary among other national officers. Thirteen D A V posts comprise the fifth district.
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Disabled American Veterans Organization
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D.A.V
Bucyrus
Elvin Hadsell
Paul E. Frederick, Jr
Cincinnati
Marcnia Knight
Sharonville
Women’s Auxiliary
Van Fleet says allies ready for new Korea push
Gen James A Van Fleet told reporters the Communists could launch an offensive with over a million troops in Korea but Allied forces are prepared for battle. Air and ground actions reported as Sabrejets shot down several MIG-15s while UN pilots bombed Sinhung and Bunker Hill defense held against 300 Chinese attackers. He cited casualties and claimed the Reds have lost tens of thousands in three months while UN troops have ample ammunition and armor.
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Korea
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
North Korea
Sinhung
Eighth Army
Mayor Ault Opposes City Takeover of Bus Service
Mayor Henry W. Ault said he learned a month ago the local bus company planned to quit at franchise end. He postponed public comment to allow a potential buyer to continue service, and said if private interests do not take over, the city may seek alternatives but he opposes city operation.
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Henry W. Ault
Ault
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Promote Easy Listings
The notice promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads, urging readers to place affordable, fast ads. It explains how to call 4751 and ask for Want Ads, with ad makers ready to help craft effective messages for selling items.
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