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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1952

Page

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Ohio Turnpike Elyria plan eyed for lower grade route

Ohio Turnpike Commission proposes a lower grade for the Elyria crossing to ease residential disruption. The plan adds costs and includes new pumping stations and additional water and sewer lines to pass beneath the Turnpike near Gulf Road and Hilliard Road, with future bridge possibilities carried at existing ground levels.

Ohio Turnpike Elyria Ohio Turnpike Commission Commission Elvrra Public Service D. Woothe Abbe and Hilliard Roads Black River Tne Sani Gulf Road Hilliard Road Hillard Road The Turnpike

Stevenson Evaluates Campaign in Springfield News Conference

lll Gov Adlai E Stevenson planned a morning briefing to assess his campaign progress and field questions from reporters for the first time since August. He will dine with National Association of Soil Conservation head Waters Davis and meet Jacob Blaustein and Dwight Palmer during a busy campaign stretch toward the East and South.

Springfield. Lll Adlai. E. Stevenson Stevenson Waters Davis League City Tex National Association of Soil Conservation Jacob Blaustein Baltimore American Jewish Committee Dwight Palmer Democratic National Committee General Cable Corp White House

Quick Thinking Prevents Crash At R R Crossing

A motorist stalled on the Route 76 crossing westbound track near 9 p.m. Saturday. An unnamed driver and nearby volunteers activated a red flare, prompting a high speed train to stop ten feet from the blocked car, allowing it to be dislodged.

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Northeastern Ohio Weather and Parish Rosary Notice

Parily cloudy and cooler tonight with less humidity. Tuesday fair with a low around 53 and diminishing lake winds from 25 to 15 mph by Tuesday afternoon. Barometer 2999 rising slowly. ST JUDES Holy Name and Altar Rosary society meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM Reichlin Funeral Home to say Rosary for Mrs Anna Krupelak. adv.

Ohio ST Judes Holy Name and Altar Rosary Society Reichlin Funeral Home Anna Krupelak Adv

Michigan Woman Joins Staff of Elyria Church

Miss Hildreth Hanks of LeRoR Michigan becomes the first full time director of Christian education at First Presbyterian Elyria. She supervises Bible school with 250 in enrollment and leads youth groups and the choir while planning teacher training and a church library.

First Presbyterian Church of Elyria Hildreth Hanks LeRor Mich Macay Bible First Presbyterian Church Cit Tthe Bible School Miss Hanks MaccGynstitute

House Probers To Study Kansas City Vote Fraud Files

House investigators open a week with a review of Justice Department files on the 1946 Kansas City vote fraud case. Former officials testify as ousted Attorney General J Howard McGrath and T Lamar Caudle face public testimony in the subcommittee chaired by Rep. Frank Chelf.

Gators Justice Department J. Howard AicGrath Rank L. Chelf D Ky McGrath T. Lamar Caudle Truman

Elyria Man Injured in Fall From Car

Elyria police said Jim Buffington was injured when he fell while exiting a car on North Street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with cuts to his left elbow and head needing several stitches.

Jim Buffington North Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Ory Buffington

Pleads Not Guilty To Serious Charge In Bath Street Case

Theodore Deal appeared before Major Henry W. Ault facing a charge of cutting with intent to wound.Bond set at 399 and hearing scheduled for tomorrow. Police found Beatrice Hartson with a cut on her forehead at the Bath Street address while responding to a disturbance.

Theodore Deal Bath Street Henry W._ Ault Esterdamorres Rasing Beatrice Harts Airs Harris

Coal Strike Seen Good Possibility

Washington informants said John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers wage committee faced a near deadline with a 400000 soft coal strike looming. Officials reported potential wage boosts, shorter days, and higher welfare payments as talks shifted from hopeful to discouraging with an interim anthracite settlement possible tomorrow.

Washington John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Poacher Unio Jescer Lewis Usiw Welfare Fund Anthracite Indusby Anthracite Welfare Fund

Lorain Shipyard Strike Idles 1400 Workers

Approximately 1,400 employees at The American Shipbuilding Co in Lorain are idle as AFL tradesmen strike over a wage contract. Construction on two new freighters halts, gate entry halted, and pickets protest at noon. Eleven AFL unions are represented. 276 to 41 voted against the company's second offer last week.

American Shipbuilding Co Lorain F.L John Dean Heme AFL Dean Cleveland

Morse refuses Eisenhower platform appearance without speech details

Senator Warne Morse said he would not join Dwight D. Eisenhower on the AFL convention platform until he receives an advance copy of the general's speech. The Oregon Republican was asked to appear with the GOP nominee in New York Wednesday.

Washington Warne Morse Dwight D. Eisenhower AFL Labor Organization Oregon Republican GOP New York Morse Esenhower

Would Let Japan Enlarge Forces

A Tokyo based source reports that American military officials urged Japan to expand its defense forces and allow U S troops to withdraw from Hokkaido. The Mainichi published the claim noting Lt General Douie Hickey, chief of staff to Far East Commander General Marx Clark, sent a letter to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida proposing the move.

Tokyo Japan U. S Hokkado Mainicai Douie Hickey Far East Marx Clark Shigeru Yoshida

Unionists Urged Back Democrats at AFL Convention

New York The American Federation of Labor opened its 71st annual convention with a call for trade unionists to back the Democratic party in the national elections. Marin T. Lacey, president of the Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York, spoke as temporary chairman at the opening session.

New York American Federation of Labor Democratic Party Marin T Lacey Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York

Seven Traffic Mishaps Reported Here Over Weekend

Sheriffs department logged seven traffic accidents over the weekend. High weeds at the Bursley Gore Orphanage roads intersection caused a 3 30 pm collision involving Keith Bucks of Baird road Oberlin and Earl Jackson of Columbus. Front ends were damaged. Samuel Liles of 229 Ninth street blamed loose gravel on Sugar Ridge road for a 4 17 pm rollover on a sharp curve. Three cars were damaged on Chestnut Ridge road at Bender Road when a rear collision knocked a parked car into another. Richard Miller of 421 Bender road towed one vehicle while Maron Gembka of 428 East River street drove the tow car. Harry Kulavrski of West River road reported damage when his car was struck by James Wallace of 225 Foster avenue as Wallace's car exited his driveway. Robert Hellinger of Lorain collided on Broadway Olve street with Harry Kuryaske of Lorain who had stopped to turn left. Charlie River in Waller View noted front damage to his parked car at Gartner's Inn early Sunday. T J Alsip of LaGrange collided on Route 301 with Leon Speake of Route 1 LaGrange at 6 40 am.

Sheriffs Department Bursley and Gore Keith Bucks Baird Road Oberlin Earl Jackson Columbus Sugar Ridge Road Samuel Liles Ninth Street Liles Chestnut Ridge Road Bender Road Robert Ternes Richard Miller Mrron Gembka East River Street Sheriff Department Harry Kulavrski West River Road James Wallace Foster Avenue Wallace Kulzynski Robert Hellingr Lorain Broadway Olve Street Harry Kra‘yeski Charlies River In Waller View Gartner's Inn T J Alsip LaGrance Leon Speake LaGrange

Mrs Harriet Bevan Thomas Dies After Illness

Mrs Harriet Bevan Thomas, 69, wife of D O Thomas, president of the Renaix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 4 pm Sunday after a three week illness. She resided at Stag 39 Oberlin Road and had lived in Fortune for seven years. Survived by her husband, two sons Repert O. Thomas of Fort Mann and Alun B. Thomas of Essex Fells, NJ, three grandchildren, two sisters, and one brother. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery after service at St Andrews Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 pm led by Rev G Russell Hargate. Funeral home: Harold Dicken.

Harriet Bevan Thomas D O Thomas Renaix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company Elyria Memorial Hospital Thomas Stag 39 Oberim Road Tras Themes Fortune Seth Bend St. Andress Episcopal Church St Andress Ofs Repert OQ Thames Fort Maan Alun Tnhemas Fssex Fels Robert Orr Nancy Jane David O E C Lane Browniem Ard Oscar Muhleman Lorain Evan Bevan Beady Harold Dicken St. Andrew's G Russel Hargate Brookdale

UN Airmen Down Nineteen MIGs In Korea Sweep

UN Sabrejets destroyed nine MIG-15 fighters and damaged two more in a major air battle over Sinuiju near the Yalu River. The September total for the month reached 42 destroyed, three probably destroyed, and 33 damaged as F-86 pilots pursued a wide range of targets across northeast Korea.

Seoul Korea United Nations Hoeryong Sinuiju Yalu River Antung Manchuria Yalu Panther Siberian Princeton Bonhomme Richard Pyongyan Chonegujin

Burglary at The Canteen Nets About $300

The Canteen in Wellington run by Mrs Syl via Johnston at 124 Herrick Avenue netted about 300 in cash after a burglary. Deputy Vinovich and Wellington police investigated after Patrolman McQuate found the rear door open at 2 30 am Sunday. Johnston said she locked the door and safe. Descriptions were given of two men seen shortly before closing, one tall and heavy, one short and chubby.

Wellington Sylvia Johnston Herrick Avenue

Special Registration Booths Open Thursday Across Lorain County

Lorain County Board of Elections announces opening of special registration booths on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 37 locations from 10 am to 9 pm to register voters for the November 4 presidential election. New registrations and address changes require action. all residents must register or transfer at the booths or at elections board offices.

Loran Oh c Marage

Where To Turn Jewish New Year Cards Elyria Stationers

Elyria claims a local shop at 533 Broad Street offers a selection of iJEWISH New Year cards. The listing notes Elyria Stationers provides greeting cards and related Judaic year observance items for customers.

Ijewish Elyria Broad St Udv

Eisenhower rails at Stevenson as whistle stop kicks off

Dwight D. Eisenhower blasted his opponent’s campaign quips during a Fort Wayne whistle stop. About 5,000 people heard him say the Korean War was fumbled without plans to win and that he would end the conflict. He attacked Communism and the national debt, declareing he was proud of vile names from enemies. The speech began a 4,000 mile rail tour, with Rep. E. Ross Adair introducing him. An attack on Truman health plans was promised by Gov. Sherman Adams.

Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Gov Adlai E. Stevenson Fort Wayne Ind Fort Wayne Ind U.S E. Ross Adair R-Ind Truman Sherman Adams New Hamp Shire Adams

School Board To Be Busy This Evening

Elyria City Board of Education schedules a regular meeting at seven with a special general session at eight in Room 107 of the Technical building. Norris Ryder will chair the Citizens Committee and about 80 invited representatives from various city groups join the discussion on high school building needs and the bond issue planned for November.

Elyria City

No Hunting Ban Enforced in Cascade Park

Jenn Macheck reports hunters were ordered out of Cascade Park today as the no hunting rule remains in effect. Park officials reiterate hunting is prohibited in all seasons.

Cascade Park Jenn Macheck Tvo Th Park

Want Ads Help You Sell Fast in Chronicle Telegram

Fast moving hockey is described as the fastest game on earth reaching speeds up to 88 miles per hour. The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads promise quick results for selling renting or locating needs with friendly ad-takers to assist. Call 4751 ask for Want Ads for easy result-getting ads.

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You Just Can't Vote If Not Properly Registered

NewspaperHABHigE notes a registration reminder urging readers to verify eligibility before elections and to complete required forms to avoid disqualification. It emphasizes deadlines and local procedures for registration accuracy.

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