Roll Enemy Back In Taegu Area, Allied Lines Secure
Allied forces halted a major Communist push north of Taegu and rolled back the enemy along most of the northern front. U S and Korean troops countered from Yongchon to Pohang trapping 1,000 attackers near the Pohang air field. General Church said allied lines were in the best condition in days as air and ground blows forced a retreat on multiple fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taegu
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
Ralph Teatforth
U. S. 8Th Army
Yongchon
Pohang
Robert Bennyoff
Kyongju
U. S
Air Force
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Miss Krapp Named Director of Nurses at Elyria Memorial
Miss Margaret Krapp is appointed Director of Nurses at Elyria Memorial Hospital by superintendent C. R. Cook. Krapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Krapp, is a 1946 graduate of the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing and recent advanced student at Western Reserve University. She replaces Velva Davis. Also new on the staff is Nursing Arts instructor Marie Carley, a St. John’s School of Nursing graduate and B S in Nursing Education from St. Louis University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Krapp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. R. Cook
Miss Krapp
Albert H. Krapp
Broad Street
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria ‘Memorial Hospital
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Krapp
Velva Davis
Marie Carley
North Ridgeville
Edward Carley
St. John’s School of Nursing
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Fast Train Hits Troop Cars Killing Dozens
A Pennsylvania passenger train rear ended a stalled troop train in fog near Newcomerstown Ohio. At least 21 to 25 soldiers died. 44 were injured. Most victims were from the 109th Field Artillery Battalion en route to Camp Atterbury Indiana for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Townsend
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Highway Patrol
Spirit of
Pennsylvania
Army
Coshocton
Cambridge
Dennison
Dover
D. B. Strickland
National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Adj
Frank B. Weber
No. 3
Elyria police radio silent as FCC license expires
Elyria's police radio station has gone off the air after the FCC found the license expired last July 1. The city received a 30 day continuance, but no extension past June 1. Officials await either new equipment arrival or an FCC extension while emergency use remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Federal Communications Commission
Cotton
FCC
D. W. Kothe
Radio Corporation of America
Irvin Finegold
Finegold
Washington
Stankard
Seven Elyrians Enlist in U S Navy to Train at Great Lakes
Lorain County reports 14 men enlisting in the U S Navy with basic training at Great Lakes Illinois after Detroit physicals. Enlisted include William C Mudge 17 Edward G Godridge 19 Stanley L Budney 19 William J White 21 Donald C Yunker 21 John B Plas 21 Glenn E Seibert 21 Glenn C Crocker 18 Richard E Krieg Amherst Michael Sosiak 19 Andrew Lesko Jr 19 Paul Horvatich 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Detroit
William C. Mudge
Beverly Ct
Edward G. Godridge
Fairlawn
Stanley L. Budney
Brandston Avenue
William J. White
East River Street
Donald C. Yunker
Grafton Road
John B. Plas
Ninth Street
Glenn E. Seibert
West Avenue
Glenn C. Crocker
Columbia Station
Richard E. Krieg
Amherst
David A. Jenkins
Michael Sosiak
Andrew Lesko, Jr
Paul Horvatich
Lorain
Weather forecast and market note for Ohio and Italy stores
Partly cloudy with little temperature change and brief showers this afternoon. Tuesday showers and cooler, low tonight 60, high Tuesday 75. Markets found today on page two. all Italy stores will be closed every Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
ISALY
Enrollment in Elyria Public Schools Reaches 4471
Elyria public schools report 4471 students after three days of classes up 68 from last year. Kindergarten to sixth grade show the largest gain, with 2652 students versus 2599 previously. Elementary enrollment on Friday was 2810, seventh and eighth graders total 584, and the high school registers 1159, up six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
L. N. Nicholas
Goals For Community Chest Divisions Are Announced
Elyria Community Chest plans for 1951 were announced by George S. Cole Jr. The Industrial Division leads with a $33,000 goal, followed by two $21,000 targets for the A and B divisions. Richard A. Stith chairs the Industrial section with others named as leaders in the other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Elyria
George S. Cole, Jr
Richard A. Stith
A. H. West
Russell Stokley
Robert Buol
Hurricane Heads North In Atlantic Threatens Eight States
A hurricane with 100 mph winds moved north off the Atlantic coast prompting storm warnings from Cape Hatteras to Cape Ann. The system, tracked by the Miami Weather Bureau, threatened gale conditions and abnormally high tides with potential impact toward the Philadelphia New York corridor. Coast Guard cutters aided a Danish freighter in distress as the storm roared northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Cape Ann
Massachusetts
Miami Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
New York
Coast Guard
Unimak
N.C
Mass
Hatteras
Caribbean
Church Census Off To Flying Start
More than 25 000 persons were canvassed yesterday as the Elyria Council of Churches began a census of religious preference. Nearly 1 000 people gathered at First Methodist church for the kick off where Rev Ernest Irion outlined the census purpose. Workers make follow up calls through Wednesday with final returns to captains who report to the auditing committee led by Mrs Ted Prindle. Thursday evening at First Congregational church between 8 and 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Churches
Burton Ohlemacher
First Methodist Church
Ernest Irion
Ohlemacher
Ted Prindle
First Congregational Church
County Teachers In First Six Grades Meet Tomorrow
County school teachers of the first six grades will meet with Miss Emma Gleason assistant superintendent of county schools at East I Carliste school tomorrow afternoon at three o clock. They will study plans for work in these grades use of new textbooks and teaching several new portions in the elementary curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gleason
East I Carliste
Prominent Woman Dies in Cleveland Heights
Mrs. Harry A. Peters wife of the head master emeritus of University School died at her home in Cleveland Heights after a nine year illness. She was 61. Piano tuning and repairing by H. D. Rochenower registered technician at 105 N Pleasant St Oberlin Ohio phone 3714.
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Cleveland
Harry A. Peters
University School
Cleveland Heights
H. D. Rochenower
Pleasant St. Oberlin, Ohio
Car Rolls Over Injuring One In Ohio Suburb
Stanley Becker of Indian Hollow road and passenger Charles Knechtges 17 of Grafton escaped serious injury when Becker's car rolled over three times on Butternut Ridge road after striking a rut and ditch at about 3 am. Knechtges was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a neck injury and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Becker
Indian Hollow Road
Charles Knechtges
Grafton
Becker
Butternut Ridge Road
Knechtges
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Viola
Grace E. Davis
Toledo
Edward Sanduskey
Beaver Falls
Edward Krieg
Amherst
East Avenue
Ellsworth Kerr
Lorain
Spectator Injured as Car Hits Fence at Lorain County Speedway
Mrs Hazel Bartok 36 of Moon road Avon suffered leg injuries when a racing car skidded into a fence at Lorain County Speedway Route 113. She told deputies the car struck the fence and a loose board struck her legs. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment and X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bartok
Moon Road
Avon
Lorain County Speedway
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Death probe in Cambridge after housekeeper Augusta Catlett found
Officials in Cambridge Ohio investigate the death of Augusta Catlett 42, a housekeeper, who was found unconscious Saturday by her employer Thomas White. She died at a local hospital and the investigation continues with updates promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Augusta’Catlett
Thomas White
Parochial School Children In Avon Lake Get Bus Ride
At St Josephs in Avon Lake 120 pupils eight grades attend sessions in a church building after the parish purchased a private bus due to a dispute with the local school board over using public buses. Four nuns from Cleveland teach the group around card tables with no cafeteria yet. Seventy students were from Holy Trinity last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
St. Joseph's
Cleveland
Avon
Holy Trinity School
Stop Gap Program Holds Line For Two Months
President Truman’s stop gap national defense plan aims to curb inflation, expand armed forces to 3 million, and shift to production of munitions. It envisions higher taxes, spending near 30 billion annually, and new agencies under a price and wage stabilization board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Europe
Congress
National Guard
W. Stuart Symington
William Henry Harrison
International Telephone and Telegram Corp
National Production Authority
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Wilkes-Barre Faces Loss After Troop Train Crash
Isleta, N M. A train collision killed and injured many of the 109th Field Artillery Battalion from Wilkes-Barre and nearby coal towns. The unit had traveled from Kingston to Camp Atterbury for training when the crash occurred in thick fog. Officials fear high casualties as families in the Wyoming Valley await word and mourn the loss of patriots who left for service just a day earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Isleta
109Th Field Artillery
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
109Th
Uncle Sam
West Side
Susquehanna River
Kingston
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Carbonsdane
Honesdale
Vocational Classes Begin Tonight At Local High School
About 125 adults start first vocational classes for the new school year at 7 p m in the High School Technical Building. Seven apprenticeship courses plus one adult extension class enroll fourteen women in dressmaking and others in trades taught by instructors including Reisinger Kenney Schulitheim Henkes Wacker Jaffaldano and Richard. Enrollment open to unregistered adults with the vocational office available 7 to 10 p m tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Reisinger
Paul Kenney
Car‘pentry
Douglas Schulitheiss
North Korean Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen Kang Kun dies in action
The communist radio reported that North Korean Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen Kang Kun was killed in action on September 8. A local notice states ALU ISALY store will be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Communist
Kang Kun
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