School Board And Council To Share Adult Guards Cost
City councilmen and the board of education agreed to share the cost of adult guards for Hamilton McKinley and Garford schools. The city will provide six guards and the board three, all paid at the same hourly rate under police supervision. Three guards will be ready Monday. emergency legislation to authorize hiring was to be prepared for council consideration.
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Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
P.T.A
Board of Education
Police Department
Burton Ohlemacher
G. Ralph Terry
Richard Baird
Allen
Dorothy Nichols Resigns Local Church Post
Dorothy Nichols resigns as director of Christian education at First Methodist Church after two years to take a similar post at St John’s Methodist Church in Chicago South Shore. Her Elyria tenure began November 1950 and she led religious education efforts with the Elyria Council of Churches and other groups. She starts in Chicago on October 1.
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Dorothy Nichols
First Methodist Church
St John’s Methodist Church
Chicago
South Shore
Miss Nichols
Elyria Church
Elyria Council of Churches
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Elyria Youth Council
Elyria Council of Church Women
A.A.U.W
Y.W.C.A
Elyria
Taft backs Eisenhower while guarding his principles
Senator Robert A. Taft after a two hour breakfast conference with Dwight D. Eisenhower pledged full support for the Republican nominee. He said he will campaign and speak nationwide but will not abandon his own principles or allies. He noted minor foreign policy differences but deemed them differences of degree.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Congress
Truman
Lliberty
Floods Kill Five in Texas and Isolate Seven Cities
Five people were killed and four missing as floods swept central Texas from the Gulf Coast to 225 miles inland. Rivers rose to record crests, 22.9 inches of rain fell in places, and large dams began absorbing the surge as boats and helicopters assisted marooned residents near Seguin and other flood zones.
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New Brainfels
Tex
Texas
Cibola Creek
Guadalupe
Blanco
Comal
San Marcos
Pedernales
Gulf Coast
Cuero
Victoria
Colorado River
Lake Travis
Colorado River Authority
Seguin
Segui
Lorain County election board notes 23 issues to be voted on
The Lorain County Board of Elections reported 23 issues or questions to appear on the November 4 ballot. Camden Township voters will decide on liquor sale questions and whether to adopt a zoning ordinance. Brownheim Township consideration includes a new one mill five year levy for current operating expenses.
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Rain County
Brownheim Township
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Keeps Warm Unseasonably High
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for mostly clear skies and warm temperatures through tonight and Saturday with low 62 tonight. Lake winds vary up to 10 mph through Saturdayforenoon and a steady barometer at 30.24. Five day outlook shows temperatures 6 to 10 degrees above normal with highs near 76 to 81 and lows around 56 to 57, little to no rain from Saturday through Wednesday.
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Ohio
County Board Approves Court Furnishings Despite Reluctance
County Commissioners J Norman Thompson and Oscar G Lunn voted to buy eight chairs at 1096 dollars for the judges office and six ash trays at 24 dollars under protest. Prosecutor Paul Mikus said the court must be obeyed and bids were not required. Judge John Pincura had requested the items for attorneys and litigants, with authority to move 5000 dollars from court surplus No 2.
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J. Norman Thompson
Oscar G. Lunn
Paul Mikus
Supreme Court
Dunn
John ‘Pincura
Grape Growers Discuss Problems At Put In Bay
Ohio Vintners and Grape Growers meet at Put In Bay to discuss a legislative wine tax and Ohio production costs. About 160 attendees tour Lonz Winery on South Bass Island and middle Bass, comparing Ohio grape yields to California. Labor costs, Ohio business taxes, and lower Ohio yields cited as key factors.
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George Lenz
Lonr
Middle Bass Island
Lake Erie
Avon
Lester
Chris
Elmer Nagler
Mary Weber
Carl Miller
Lester Nagley
George Lonz
Lonz
Miller
Nagley
Put-In-Bay
Ohio Vintners and Grape Growers Association
South Bass Island
Port Clinton
Ohio
California
Ohio Vintners
Elyria City Council President Named GOP Campaign Chairman
Ralph Terry, president of Elyria City Council, is named Republican campaign chairman for the Elyria area by the Elyria Republican Central Committee. Stephen R. Nagy is appointed vice chairman. HQs to be established soon and a vigorous campaign promised. A follow up meeting is set for September 17.
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Ralph Terry
Elyria
Republican Central Committee
Booth
Stephen R. Nagy
Terry
400th MIG Shot Down By Yanks
In Korea an American Sabrejet destroyed the 400th MIG-15 fighters for the Fifth Air Force with two more Russian jets damaged in a dogfight near the Yalu River Manchurian border. Allied artillery and aircraft thwarted further Red attacks on Capitol Hill as South Korean troops held firm.
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Seoul
Korea
5Th Air Force
Yalu River
Manchurian
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Fifth Air Force
E H S Band Plans Surprise Field Entrance
Elyria High School band will debut a novel half time entrance at the 1952 season opener at Ely Stadium. Director George Wilson described a planned block E formation and a dance routine to Alexander's Rag Time Band before returning to play the Alma Mater.
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Elyrians
Ely Stadium
Elyria High School
George Wilson
Whiisen
Selate
Cleveland East
Alexander
Bixins High School
Wilson
Elyrian Hurt In Downtown Fall
George McKinnon 63 of 11609 Town Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition after a fall while mounting a curb in a Broad Street loading zone in front of the Graystone Hotel. He reportedly fell onto his daughter who helped break the fall. He later was noted as a Crile Hospital patient in Cleveland.
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George McKinnon
Town Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
McKinnon
Graystone Hotel
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Retired Lorain Teacher Fatally Struck by Bus
Grace E. Nichols 75 a longtime Lorain public school teacher died after being struck by an Employees Transit Line bus at West Erie and Oberlin avenues. She died two hours after hospital arrival from a skull fracture. Funeral set for 3 p m Saturday at Walter A Frey funeral home. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain. She was active in First Methodist Church and survived by a brother, three nephews and nine nieces. Nichols was Lorain County s 41st 1952 traffic victim.
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Lorain
Walter A. Frey
Grace E. Nichols
Miss Nichols
Employees Transit Line
West Erie
Oberlin Avenues
St. Joseph's Hospital
Black River Township
Garden Avenue
Boone Elementary
First Methodist Church
West Erie Street
Lorain County
Bert
Lucille [Smith
Elyria
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
October Draft Calls 2,264 Men Countywide
State Selective Service Director Chester Gable ordered local boards to induct 2,264 men in October, the largest October call since February. The statewide quota totals 1,710 with 20 Lorain County men included in the draft.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Chester Gable
Lncal
Lorain County
Probers' Counsel Appointed Head of Tax Division
Charles S. Lyon, chief counsel for a House tax scandal subcommittee, is named head of the Justice Department tax division replacing the ousted Ellis Slack. Slack faced charges of trying to block a grand jury probe into St. Louis tax scandals dating to March 1951.
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Washington
Charles S. Lyon
House
Justice Department
Lyon
Ellis N. Slack
St. Louis
James P. McGranery
Cecil R. King
R-Cal
Slack
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Caudle
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.j
Truce Talks Adjourn After Week of Stalemate
At Panmunjom Korean War armistice talks paused for another week after 32 minutes of exchanges with no movement on repatriation of Chinese prisoners. The Reds insist on return. the UN side refuses. This seventh straight recess keeps the stalemate over prisoner status intact as Open bowling continues at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes tonight.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Kelrean
Struce
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Cops Night-Stick Gets 15 Days In Jail
In San Francisco Chris Cruse aged 42 received a 15 day jail term for vagrancy after stealing a policeman’s night-stick from a paddy wagon and attempting to sell it. The item was linked to an extended play event with 45 in sick at Kamms. 320 Brned St. adv.
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San Francisco
Chris Cruse
Kamms
St. Adv
Tiny world books by German artist draw interest
The smallest books, about the size of a cherry stone, are produced by a German artist. His recent work is an 8000 word history of Munich written in six months. Such tiny novels fetch high value due to their minute size. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer small but effective help for selling or locating items.
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Munich
Chronicle-Telegram
Are You Registered Branch Offices Open Sept 18 19 20
Public notice announces branch registration offices will operate on September 18 19 and 20. Voters are urged to verify registration status and update details at designated locations. The brief notes hours and locations to ensure access for eligible residents.
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