Allies Recapture Hill Air Battle Renewed
A detailed war report describes renewed air battles over North Korea with 10 MiG-15s destroyed or damaged by U S Sabrejets. Ground fighting on Capitol Hill front saw South Korean infantry briefly seize and then withdraw from a peak amid heavy artillery and mortar fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Capitol Hill
ROF Capitol Division
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Satre
Eight Children Die In Ohio Accidents This Week
A United Press survey finds 24 dead in Ohio accidents over the weekend including eight children. Incidents ranged from two children killed by cars in driveways to a girl killed when her father's car veered off a curve. Other causes included a fall, drowning, lightning, fire, and a cave-in suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Press
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Clarifies Mild Night
The forecast calls for clear skies and a low around 56 tonight with a warmer Tuesday. Winds from the southeast at 15 mph shift across the lake this afternoon tonight and Tuesday forenoon as temperatures rise slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria Schools Reopen Under Full City Schedule
Elyria announces all schools are operating with the opening of the Eastern Heights building and remodeled Edison Allen Jefferson schools. Total enrollment reaches 5235, above projected 5171 and up 421 from last year with 764 more than 1950. Individual enrollments list many buildings including Ely High 1322 and Jefferson 471.
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Eastern Heights
Allen, Edison and Jefferson
Elyria City
Alien
Edison
Ely
Franklin
Garford
Gates
Hamilton
Jefferson
Merrinley
Rossevelt
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Elyria High School
Fire Destroys Storm Master Factory in Youngstown
Authorities investigate cause after a blaze gutted the Storm Master Corp factory in Youngstown. Owners estimate damage at 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Storm Master Corp
Stevenson Criticizes One-Party Press on Pacific Coast
Gov Adlai E. Stevenson blasted what he called a one-party press in a two-party nation during a Portland stop. He warned that most American papers oppose Democrats but questioned the influence of Republican publishers and editors. He urged a healthy two-party press and noted broad support from editors and publishers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pacific Coast
Republc
Press
Oregon Journal
P. L Jackson
Multnomah County
Seattle
Stevenson
Editors of America
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Roosevelt
Trumen
Tno
Timois
Survey of Parking to Determine Downtown Lot Sites
A day long Elyria survey will map parking habits in the downtown area to pick optimal off street lot locations. Segoe and Associates engineers direct the study with high school students collecting data and drivers returning questionnaires on windshields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Segoe and Associates
D W Rothe
State Highway Department
Charles W. Matthews
Segoe
Matthews
Elyria Man Found Dead In His Car After Meeting
Veo Dodrill 29 of 415 12th street was found slumped under the steering wheel of his car at 2:20 am near 28th and Globe by Lorain police. Autopsy directed by Dr. N A Tilman, county coroner, to determine cause of death. Dodrill, night union steward at Fruenaur Trailer Co., had attended a union meeting and appeared well, survived by wife Beatrice and five year old son Robert. burial planned in Webster Springs after autopsy at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Veo Dodrill
12Th Street
Lorain
N. A Tilman
Dodrill
28Th and
Globe Avenue
Knights of St Joanhail
Fruenaur Trailer Co. l
Tillman
Beatrice
Robert
Lucy Dodrill
West Avenue
Lyle
Geraldine Cinuser
Spruce Street
Ivy Wodzell
Ridge Street
Basil
California
Dodzill
Hausnard
Bittner Funeral Home
Webster Springs
Articles for Parents Series Opens in Chronicle Telegram
Irene Pata, a teacher and mother, writes the first of a six part series Your Child And Your School. This introductory piece appears today in the Chronicle Telegram on page 3 and aims to share valuable parental perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chroncle-Telegram
Irene Pata
Car overturns injuring teen rider on Aboright road
Charles Toth Jr 15 of Elyria suffered a possible broken leg when the car carrying two other teenage boys overturned on Aboright road Sunday. The other occupants were uninjured. An agent of the Turnpike Commission spoke at Ridgeville Town Hall that night at 8.00 pm under auspices of Ridgeville Civic League with public invited and a five cent admission noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Toth, Jr
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
Ridgeville Town Hall
Ridgeville
More Than 200 Entries Make Flower Show An Outstanding Success
Elyria's 1952 Flower Show at the First Congregational church drew over 200 entries from Gardens and Elyria Garden Club. Judge Mrs J O Easterbrook of Cleveland selected winners across sections including artistic arrangements, annuals, perennials, and table settings with numerous club members winning top honors.
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Elyria
Gates Room
First Congregational Church
Elyria Garden Club
Birs
Walter Fess
J. O. Easterbrook
Cleveland
Garden Club of Ohio, Inc
Carl Linge
D. A. Morris
W. Hicks
A T. Meyer
Ruth Smeral
J. D. Hand
Mabel A Williams
Garden Club
C. H. Cushing
Harland Brown
W. R. Stucky
Fred Wilks
A. T. Meyer
Ruth Simmeral
C. J. Robinson
Gust Koinsk
W. Johnston
Lamont
Ciara Wise
Mrs Hackett
Stucky
Mirs ‘Lince
H Bembower
Fred Wilkens
W Hicks
C J. Robinson
Ruth S
Abbe Road Man Narrowly Escapes Death
A man on Abbe Road narrowly escaped death during a freak Saturday storm in Sheffield Visage. Lightning struck a row of poles from Abbe Road to the E S Hoag Greenhouse, destroying several poles and cutting electricity and telephone service for over an hour. Residents lit candles for supper as outages persisted.
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Sheffield
Smothers
Freman
E.s Hoag
iAnobe Road
Abbe Road
Electrio
Lorain Woman Dies After Two Car Collision on Route 58
Mrs Elizabeth Dickson of 414 Iowa avenue died at Amherst Hospital from skull fracture internal injuries and leg and jaw breaks after a head on crash on Route 58 south of Lorain. Her husband Lee Dickson 56 and Hazel Berean 12 were injured along with Miss Charlotte Rupie 26 and two others who escaped injury.
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Lorain
Elizabeth Dickson
Iowa Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Highway 58
Dickson
Lee Dickson
Hazel Benear
Fitchville
Charlotte Rupie
Wellington
State Highway Patrol
Rand
Rand Ditch Miss Ruble and the Two Passengers In Her Car. Juarsta Smith
Marv Hepep 23
Wellang
Egyptians round up 43 prominent figures in land reform drive
Cairo reports say the army arrested 43 prominent Egyptians to aid premier Mohammed Naguib’s land reform and anti corruption push. The roundup includes two former premiers and royal figures with more arrests rumored. The cabinet meets to set rapid reforms, including capping land ownership at 200 acres and purging corrupt leaders.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Gamhour el Alusiy
Naguib
al Ahram
Egypts
Jimmame
Aly Maher
Idawn
Farouk
Pressuhe
Eisenhower arrives in Cleveland for GOP parley
Dwight D. Eisenhower landed at Cleveland-Hopkins Airport to meet Ohio GOP leaders and plan a new swing through the South. Richard Nixon joined him as crowds carried brooms proclaiming a clean sweep of crime and corruption. The schedule included finance meetings with Sinclair Weeks and Ohio officials as the candidate outlined more regional talks planned for early October.
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Cleveland
Dwight D. Esenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohino
Solid South
Minneapoli
Ome
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Cleveland-Hopkins
Livestar
Sen
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Boston
Mass
Kearney
Nebr
Eisenhower
Ohio Finance Committee
Sinclair Weeks
GOP National Finance
GOP
Taft
Air Force Jet Production Halted by Lockheed Strike
About 25,000 Lockheed Aircraft workers walked off the job in Burbank delaying the Air Force’s latest jet fighter. IAM AFL Lodge 727 members voted yesterday after a union leader said wage talks had bogged down completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank, Cain
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Air Force
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Lodge 727
Voting Heavy In Maine Cities In State Election
Voters in Portland and other Maine cities cast ballots in the nations first election of 1952. Citizens chose a U S senator three U S representatives a governor and various state and county officers with presidential voting scheduled for November. The weather was clear and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
U. S
Picket Lines Idle 15000 at 16 PA Mines
About 15,000 United Mine Workers were idled as picket lines formed at 16 captive and privately operated mines in three southwestern Pennsylvania counties. Observers say the walkout is part of a Lewis ordered campaign to pressure for a better contract as the current agreement ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
UMW
John L. Lewis
Girl Injured In Bicycle Spill Near Chestnut Ridge Road
Janet Albers 19 daughter of Clarence and Mrs Albers of Center Ridge road will wear a cast on her right arm after a bicycle crash on Chestnut Ridge road near Route 76. She and friends Marjorie Gaede and Janet Myers were riding when Albers lost control and collided with Gaede’s bike. hospital later diagnosed a dislocated elbow. She will wear the cast about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Albers
Clarence Albers
Center Ridge Road
Bowling Green University
Janet
Marjorie Gaede
Janet Myers
Miss Albers
U S Steel Increases Salaried Worker Pay
Benjamin F. Fairness, president of United States Steel Company, announced a salary increase for salaried workers in steel producing and distributing operations. The raise takes effect March 1, 1952, with varying percentages up to about 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Benjamin F.fairness
United States iSteel Company
Lowlands Flooded Hit by Strong Weekend Winds
Northeastern winds whipped Lake Erie causing water to surge into rivers and lowlands around Port Clinton and nearby areas. Residents reported flooded streets and displaced belongings as crews assess damage and monitor rising tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Lowhlands
Ater
Lake Erie
Lost item found via local classifieds ad call
A Nottingham man Fred Green smith lost his glasses fishing a year ago and found them in a case in the same area. The piece encourages using the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad Lost column to recover lost items and invites readers to place low cost ads by calling 4751 for Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Greensmith
Nottingham
England
Chronicle-Telegram
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T. Springer
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Columbia Township
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Frank Ayres
Ayres
Brokay
Justice Nistie
Nistle
Vokaw
Fae
U. S. Press
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Hackett
R A Gwin
T Springer
M. H. Peters
H. Bembower
Stella Kasubinski
H. G. Anderson
Emshe
Bembower
A. Bauer
Linge
J. W. Smith
Eva Smith
Springer
Mr. Bembower
M. L. Sheetz
Berl Wise
J. D Hand
Verne Unger
Magel
Amherst
Tv-Radio Theatres
Washington
Esenhower
Duxie
Texas
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Oklahoma
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U.S. Steel Corp
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