Czech Red Party Shakeup Signals Power Shift
United Press reports a major shakeup in the Czechoslovak Communist ranks. The lineup excludes Bedrich Minder and Kremlin loyalists. Rudolinsky’s secretary-general post is abolished and Josef Frank is dropped from the Politburo. Newly named leaders include Alexei Cepicka, Antonin Sotocka, and Vilem Oszky amid a nationalist drift in Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jones
Vienna
Austria
National 3
Kremlin
Bedrich Minder
Scow Moutlpiece
Prague
Stalin
Rudolinsky
Josef Frank
Klement Gottld
Alexei Cepicka
United Press
Rus Jones
Kiam N. Oatis
Jones
Cepicka
Cepicka Jong
Twald
Antonin Sotockw
Vilemosky
Elyria Chest Drive Names Residential Division Heads
Mrs. A. F. Steller is chairman of the residential division for the Elyria Community Chest campaign to run October 15 to 23, assisted by Mrs. Mark Willis. They will organize teams to solicit pledges at homes and aim for a $137,157 goal. Steller led PTA city council work. Willis led YWCA board planning and campaign funds for a new building. Steller lives at 319 Eastern Heights Boulevard and Willis at 1049 Gulf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Steller
Elyria
P.T. A
Willis
Jhow
Steller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wiltis
Gulf Road
Taft speaks on Moral Foundations of Government at St Anns
Charles P Taft of Cincinnati son of the 27th president William Howard Taft spoke at St Anns Episcopal Church on Moral Foundations of Government. He urged greater public involvement, cited ethics failures, and discussed city manager plans with audience questions ventilating interest in reform and skilled administration.
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Harles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Unite Es
William Howard Taft
Robert A. Taft
U. S&sator
Ohio
St. Anns Episcopal Church
Goynent
Taft
Kefauver
RFC
Sergersons
G. Sel Hargate
Toff
Unclear Foot Locker Address Ties to Lt Dubaise
Officials at the Seattle Port of Embarkation read an address on a foot locker and linked it to Lt RH Dubaise of 211 Du e Ave, Dubaise, Pa, sparking questions about the owner of the item and its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle
Seattle
Dubaise
Due Ave
Weather recast for Northeastern Ohio but cooler tonight
Northeastern Ohio faces a cooler night with a drop in temperatures and a fair, dry Saturday ahead. Overnight winds ease as a high-pressure ridge builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cornerstone Laying At First Baptist Church
The cornerstone laying ceremony for the new First Baptist Church on Washington Avenue is set for Sunday at 4 p m. Harlie G Stevick will preside with Rev J Irving Reese giving the invocation A brief church history will be read by Reno Van Wormer and Walter E Davies will present the building project history Richard J Elliott will explain the cornerstone Harold L Wilson will read scripture and I A Obitts will lead prayer After the stone is laid Rev Arthur F Williams will speak on The Chief Cornerstone The dedicatory service ends with the doxology and benediction A Joash Chest offering for the building fund will be taken Refreshments will follow served on the church layen by Miss Winifred Fay and her committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Washington Avenue
Harlie G. Stevick
J. Irving Reese
Reno van Wormer
Walter E. Davies
Richard J. Elliott
Harold L. Wilson
I. A. Obitts
Arthur F. Williams
Willams Tve
Winifred]Fay
Truck Drivers Injured In Oberlin Collision
Wellington trucks from Hess Cartage Co and Kenosha Auto Transit Co of Wisconsin were badly damaged after a two truck crash at Lake Junction on the Nickel Plate Road west of town. One driver, Art Eggert of Wisconsin, was taken to Oberlin Hospital with a severe head wound, while the other, Mr. McCoombs, was shaken but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hess Cartage Co
Kenosha Auto Transit Co
Wisconsin
Oberlin Hospital
Lake Junction
Nickels Plate Road
Art Eggert
Couple killed in Mt. Vernon crash near Eastham Jenkins
Eastham Jenkins 62 of Huntington West Virginia was killed and his wife Anna 59 was critically injured when their car collided with a truck at an intersection 12 miles south of Mt. Vernon.
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MT. Vernon
Eastham Jenkins
Huntington
W. Va
Anna
Here
Consolidation of Schools Discussed in Lorain County
Lorain County Board of Education discussed consolidating smaller districts on the westerly side of Lorain County. Invited boards from Rochester Camden Henrietta South Amherst and Florence joined talks to form larger high school units amid state standards and possible temporary charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain
Ohio
State Department of Education
State Department
Penfield High School
Record August Births at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria set a new birth record in August with 149 babies born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Norma Carman, city registrar, reported 78 boys and 71 girls, including 78 births to nonresidents and 71 to residents. Department records show 32 births occurred, with 24 males among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norma Carman
City Health Department
Eivna
Wellington Man Renamed To Commission
Harold Perry of Wellington was reappointed a member of the Taea rain County Soldiers Relief Commission for a five year term starting Oct 16. Judges D A Conk and John Pincura made the entry noting he is a veteran of both world wars. He serves with John Bairs Carl Wolf Thomas Mihalis and Noc Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Perry
Wellington
Taerain County Soldiers Relief Commission
Common Pleas
D. A Conk
John Pincura
John Bairs
Carl. ‘Wolf
Thomas Mihalis
Noc Lewis
Key Hills Retaken By Yanks In Korea Front
Western front actions see American infantry recapture two key hills near Yonchon and northeast of Yonchon as Chinese forces retreat with heavy casualties. UN air attacks press trucking blockade. Navy sorties hit a large Red column near Majon Ni with at least 104 soldiers killed.
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8Th Army
Korea
Gis
Yonchon
Seoul
Chornom
United Nations
USS
Boxer
Majon-Ni
Wonsan
Elyria Adult Education Opens September 13 1951 52
The Elyria adult education program for 1951 52 will begin September 13 with three curricula academic vocational and apprenticeship. Registration info is at the Technical Building Elyria High School second floor office open daily except weekends and seven to nine Thursday evenings. Fees are due before classes start. Nov 2 continued on page 2.
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Elyria
D. A. Morris
Flyvia
Elyria High School
Elyria Adult
Srade
St. Jude’s School
St. Mary’s School
Jast Fear
Holy Cross School
St Agnes School
Red Cross Disaster Fund Tops $1255 in Elyria Chapter
Nuss Kanasenropp executive director reports Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross has raised its disaster fund to 1255 dollars to aid rehabilitation for Kansas and other losses. A $50 donation arrived yesterday plus other contributions pushing the total to the milestone with Mrs. W. H Olsen among donors of ten dollars or more. Contributions are being received at the Red Cross chapter office on the fourth floor of the Mason Temple building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuss Kanasenropp
Elyria
American Red Cross
Kansas
W. H Olsen
Beig
Red Cross Chapter
Mason Temple
New Russian Tricks Ahead of Japanese Peace Signing
Western delegates fear last minute Soviet moves to block the Japanese peace treaty at the San Francisco conference. Senator Sparkman and diplomats warn of possible intervention in Korea and other provocations, as leaders hope to sign the Albanese treaty tomorrow with 48 or 49 nations expected to join.
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San Francisco
Korea
John J. Sparkman
Ala
United ‘States
Sparkman
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dean Acheson
Andrei Grozmyko
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gromyko
Josef Stalin
Sea Styles Bridges
BR. N. H
Soviet Bloc
Bridges
Gasoline Tank Clogged By Check In Unusual Theft Claim
Homer Heisler of Elyria found a paycheck clogged his car fuel tank. The uncashed National Tube employee check dated July allegedly expired and tied up the engine, suggesting someone discarded the check to sabotage the car. The car had suffered repeated failures since July. James W. Gerard, 84, former U.S. ambassador to Germany, died in Southampton, NY of bronchial illness. He was survived by his wife Mary. Spring Valley Country Club announces Sunday dinner service with reservations recommended.
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Homer Heisler
Maddock Rd
Elyria
Homer
National Tube Company
Jorain
Heisler
Southampton
James W. Gerard
U. 5
Germany
Mary
MacArthur Tours Cleveland Plants as Cheering Crowd Hears Battle Message
General Douglas MacArthur toured Cleveland industrial plants addressing about 15,000 workers. He urged defense needs and liberty defense, criticizing the Truman administration for suppressing personal freedoms and expanding central government power. He warned of a drift toward totalitarianism and mass thought control while endorsing a free world alliance.
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Cleveland
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Thompson Products
Truman Oace
Citens Vaice
State Department
Free World
Japan
County Commissioners Seek Half Mill Levy for Local Projects
County officials adopt a resolution to place a half mill levy on the November ballot to raise about 180 000 for county building improvements. Funds would upgrade the County Home Pleasant View Sanatorium Children’s Home Wellington fair grounds and create a detention quarters at the Children’s Home. Levy covers one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Citizens Committee
Measant View Sanatorium
Fair Grounds
Wellington
Childrens Home
Malice Suspected After Paint Spilled on Convertible
Baxley reports a half pint of black paint spilled on the top of his car while parked at 1212 West Avenue. He says on January 18 someone cut the top and it had to be replaced. Police notified of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxley
West Avenue
Paliice
Convoy Guards Russian Delegation After Reported Plot
San Francisco police and Peninsula agencies formed a large armed convoy to protect the Russian delegation to a Japanese treaty conference after a tip from an FBI agent about White Russians planning to ram the delegation’s car with a beer truck. FBI would not confirm agent names. Police monitored routes from Hillsborough to San Francisco and beyond.
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San Francisco
Andre: Gromyko
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Ralph Bachman
Bayshore
Peninsula
Otton Schramm
Redwood City
California Highway Patrol
Schramm
Michael Crystal
H. W Baker
Baker
Gromyko
Associades
H. A. Baker
Hillsborough
Crystal
San Mateo
Officers Probe Two Burglary Attempts Near Barris Garage
Police investigated an attempted burglary at Barris Garage 214 Lodstreet last night after John Bryant found a broken three by four foot window and a forced paint shop door. A second attempt at Gardner Hardware Store on Route 10 near the east county line was reported by Marian Gardner on Wednesday night. nothing was taken.
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Barris
Lodstreet
John Bryant
Gardner
Gardner Hardware
Route 10
East County
Marian Gardner
Sheriff Department
Grafton Man Drowns In Lake Erie
Donald Porter aged 43 of 1058 Cleveland Street Grafton drowns in Lake Erie when a boat with companion Joseph Kinakowski 33 of Cleveland capsizes they fail to reach Kelleys Island from Carpenters Point Porter an elevator foreman at Sunshine Bisons on vacation his wife Ellen employed at Spaulding Milner Co Cleveland oversees the account demanding safety details remain unclear
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Donald Porter
Cleveland Street
Grafton
Lake Erie
Joseph Kinakowski
Cleveland
Kinakowski
Kelleys Island
Carpenters
Porter
Sunshine Bisons, Inc
Mie
Ellen
Spaulding Milner Co
West Ard Street
Bridge Collapse Sold for Scrap After Waterway Incident
County commissioners approved bid sale for the collapsed Ford road bridge that fell into the river after being struck by a heavy truck. Bids open for scrap on September 25 with the winning bidder to remove the structure within 60 days.
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Ford Raed
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