Red Feather Chest Goal Set at 107850 in Elyria Budget
Elyria trustees adopt a record peacetime goal of 107 850 for the 1951 Red Feather Chest campaign running October 16 to 24. Seventeen agencies include YMCA, YWCA, Elyria Memorial Hospital, and the newly added Community Council of Greater Elyria. Last year raised 110 144 against a 98 056 goal, with several groups boosted by funds matched to needs.
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Elyria Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Varioss
Red Feather
Community Council of
Greater Elyria
The
Associated Services
ASO
Community Council
USO
Harry W. Hyman
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cole
Elyria Home For the Aged
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Center For the Sightless
Salvation Army
Women’s Auxiliary
Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
Elyria
Y.W.C
Women's Auxiliary
Mental Hygiene Association
Big Labor Backing Seen For Symington War Mobilization Post
Washington report says W Stuart Symington would win strong labor support if a real war mobilization agency is created. He is currently chairman of the National Security Resources Board and serves as adviser to President Truman.
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
Truman
Stu
National Security Resources Board
Tax Levy Initiative for Olmsted Falls School District
A small group of Columbia Township voters within the Olmsted Falls Village School District in Cuyahoga County will decide on a five mill, five year tax levy for current operating expenses at the November election. The West precinct portion of Columbia Township is included in the district.
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Columbia Township
Olmsted Falls Village
Cuyahoga County
Olmsted Falls
Columbia Township West
Truman To Meet With Labor's Top Political Experts
President Truman will tell labor leaders at a Statler Hotel dinner that he has no immediate wage or price controls. He will outline the defense production law program and discuss possible first steps such as curbing inflation via consumer credit and installment buying. CIO PAC director Jack Kroll and AFL leaders William Green and Joseph Keenan will speak, followed by the President’s remarks.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Statler Hotel
CIO Political Action Committee
AFL Labor
League For Political Education
Mr. Truman
AFL
CIO
Philip Murray
PAC
Jack Kroll
William Green
Joseph D. Keenan
League
Mr.Truman
Wage boosts spread to 35,000 auto workers in unions dispute
Auto industry wage rises reach 35,000 more workers as Ford grants 30,000 nonunion employees quarterly cost of living raises and Chrysler of Canada extends 8 to 11 cent hourly increases to 5,000 Windsor and Chatham workers. Talks resume in Washington on GE and Electrical Workers Union dispute while railroads and conductors face stalled talks and farm equipment maker Harvesters sees no progress.
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Ford Motor Co
Chrysler of
Canada
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler of Canada
Windsor
Chatham
Ont
UAW
Ford of
Washington
General Electric Co
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
John R. Stedman
International Harvester
Cio-Uaw
Horvester
Independent
Farm Equipment Workers
Harvesters
Deereland Co
Iowa
Illinois
Veterans begin 22nd Infantry reunion in Columbus
About 200 World War II veterans from the 22nd Infantry Division Association gathered in Columbus for their annual reunion. Association president L. B. Shreeves of Napoleon said the convention would run through Sunday.
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Columbus
22Nd Infantry Division Association
L. B. Shreeves
Napoleon
A. Association
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio gains a cooler stretch
Partly cloudy conditions through Saturday with light rain possible tonight and Saturday forenoon. Tonight’s low around 60 with a high near 76 on Saturday. Five day forecast calls for showers Saturday night and again around Tuesday or Wednesday, total rainfall near one half to one inch, temperatures near normal, cooler Sunday or Monday, warmer again Tuesday or Wednesday. All Italy stores will be closed every Monday until further notice.
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Ohio
Rescue Of 128 Miners Delayed In Scotland Shaft
Dangerous gas pockets and new cave ins delayed eight hour rescue attempts for 128 entombed coal miners at a Scots shaft. The men, in contact by telephone, laugh and joke as 2,000 fellow miners and locals assist the operation amid rain, mud, and rising floodwaters.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
National Coal Board
Coal Board
Glasgow
Tom Walker
Ayershire
Andrew Houston
Houston
Enrollments Rise as Elyria Schools Open New Year
Elyria Public Schools report 4 425 pupils enrolled today with 56 new registrations during day two of the new school year. Elementary gains noted at Allen Ely Garford Gates McKinley Roosevelt. High school adds 14 students with ninth grade totaling 385, tenth 290, eleventh 252, and twelfth 226. Overall, 172 more students are enrolled than last year.
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Elyria
Allen
Ely
Franklin
Garford
Gates
McKinley
Roosevelt
Gas Line Explodes In Southeast Ohio Near Jackson
A 26 inch natural gas pipeline of the Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. exploded six miles south of Jackson between Jackson and Oak Hill delaying traffic for hours. No injuries and no fire reported. Repair planned today. line carries Texas gas across Ohio to Meadville, Pa. Officials say Ohio consumers unaffected.
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Jackson
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Joe Thomas
Here
Oak Hill
Texas
Ohio
Meadville
Jury duty list amended in murder case of James Thorpe
Court bailiff Arthur Mooe announced that those summoned for special jury service for the murder trial of James Thorpe next Monday are excused and should not report. Thorpe pled guilty this week and will be heard before three judges to determine the degree of his guilt. Also note holiday ad for toys at Elyria Hardware Co.
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Elyria
American LaFrance Corporation
West Side
Arthur Mooe
James Thorpe
Thorpe
Moos
Marine League Urges Removal of Johnson
The Marine Corps League urged President Truman to remove Defense Secretary Louis Johnson from the cabinet. Delegates rejected a bid to fire Secretary of State Dean Acheson. The convention backed most of a State Department purge but dropped the call to dismiss Acheson.
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Marine League
Johnson
Washington
Marine Corps League
Truman
Defense
Louis Johnson
Marine Convention
Dean Acheson
Administration
Congress
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
League
Acheson
Clay Nixon
Seattle
Nixon
State Department
Amvets Leader Urges Silent Prayer For Koreans Died
Harold Russell national commander of Amvets asked President Truman to call the nation to a one minute silent prayer for the men who died in Korea. The telegram set 11 a.m. EDT Sunday Sept 10 as the moment. Russell also urged renewing petitions for divine guidance to halt the godless advance of Communism during Amvets sixth annual convention in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Harold Russell
Amvets
Truman
Korea
Russell
Meat supplies set to rise with fall prices drop
Paul C. Smith of Swift and Company said meat supplies should increase this fall and prices should fall unless consumers spend more. He projected year end supplies about 23 percent above mid summer levels, with extra supply pushing prices down.
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Washington
Paul C. Smith
Swift and Company
Smith
Pat
Family Allowance Bill Signed By Truman
President Truman signed legislation to provide allowances for 14 families of enlisted men, clearing the way for drafting personnel with dependents. The action settles related policy and affects military families at home.
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Truman
Washington
True Tantela
Pupil enrollment rises in Elyria parochial schools
Enrollment across Elyria's parochial schools totals 1685 with 351 at Elyria District Catholic High School its second year. St Marys Elementary reports 704 pupils, St Agnes 257, St Johns Lutheran 100, Holy Cross 83, and St Judes ready to open with 190 indicated.
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Elyria
Elyria District
St. Mary's
Avon Lake Bus Drivers Confirm Pick Up Only for Public School Pupils
Avon Lake buses carried only public school children after drivers Walter Mitchell Arthur Klingshirn and Ralph Hubert told Supt. I J King they picked up no other pupils. Hubert had previously defied board orders. a parish committee plans to seek a final ruling.
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Avon Lake
Walter Mitchell
Arthur Klingshirn
Ralph Hubert
I. J. King
Hubert
Walberg Brown
Carl Werner
St. Joseph's Parish
Brown
Werner
Legion Post Honors Elyria Baseball Little Leaguers
Legion Post 7 Elyria American Leon Post 12 will sponsor a program Monday to honor Elyria’s first noureague season players. Fifty three Little League players receive district and league pins and all star team honors. a district championship trophy is presented by state commissioner S S Courtney. The United Polish Club nine earns runnerup honors and several special awards go to participants against the Cleveland News. Fisher Foods at Cleveland Stadium precedes the Cleveland game Sunday. A Cleveland Indiana guest will speak, with a likely player chosen as best speaker. The program opens at 620 pm with a buffet luncheon followed by awards at 730 pm.
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Elyria American Leon Post 12
Elyria
S .S. Courtney
American Legion
Runnnerup
United Polish Club
Cleveland News
Fisher Foods
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland
Diane
Cleveland Indiana
Max Pedley Wll
Officers Elected By 3 Women's Groups
Three national women's organizations held a Friday convention electing officers. Eula Nelean of Tennessee was elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps Mrs Esther Schooler of Ohio will head the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Mrs Besse Hart of Indiana became president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Alt Italy stores will be closed until further notice.
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Mee
Eula Nelean
Timame
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mre Eetner Schooler
Obro
Daughters
Communists Push Against Korean Front In Rain
Communist spearheads attacked along a 25 mile front between Pohang and Yongchon, forcing South Korean forces to withdraw in three sectors. Rain grounded allied air support as U.S. and South Korean units defended the Pohang airfield and nearby routes toward Kyongju and Pusan.
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Tokyo
Pohang
Yongchon
Yongchor
United Press
Robert Bennyhoff
Kyongju
Bennyhoff
Pusan
Taegu
Masan
Robert Vermillion
Eighth Division
Yongchon- Kyongju
U.S. 24Th Division
Dace
Kyong‘ju
Russian Bombs In Korea With 1950 Date
In Korea the 1st Cavalry Division reports an ambush by a Communist soldier unit claiming to use 120 ton Russian mortar bombs dated 1940. The incident highlights wartime weaponization and captured ordnance in the field.
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Korea
Cavalry
Plan Laymen Institute at Oho Weedleyaen University
In Delaware an institute for laymen will be held today at Oho Weedleyaen University with Oba Calereccee of the Methodist Church and Bishop Haven G. Wereer of Columbus among principal speakers. The event is organized by the lay advisory boards of the Oho and North districts.
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Delaware
Oho Weedleyaen University
Oho
North
The
Methodist Church
Haven G. Wereer
Columbus
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Elyria Hardware Co
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Coms
Mel Harper
L. R. Boyson
Bess
Angeles
U.S
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