Train Hits School Bus Killing and Injuring Children
A Pittsburgh and Lake Erie coal train struck a loaded school bus at a Collinsburg grade crossing in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. At least two children died Janice Everett 17 and Dorothy Beckinger 13 and 42 people were injured, with seven in serious condition.
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Connellsville
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Belle Vernon
Janice Everett
Dorothy Beckinger
Collingsburg
Rostover Township
Pricedale
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Edward D. Steiner
Smithton
R. D
German Street
Collinsburg
Pittsburgh
Jury duty called for 30 residents across county
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced a list of 30 residents summoned for common pleas court jury service beginning September 19. From this pool jurors will be selected for trial starting September 19, including Richard Ralph of Avon accused of felonious assault involving a five year old girl. The jury pool spans Avon Lorain Sheffield Lake Oberlin LaGrange Grafton and nearby areas with residents listed by street addresses.
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H. E. Agate
Common Pleas
Richard Ralph
Avon
Floria
Helen Wawrzenczak
West Avenue
Albert Krage
Bellfield Avenue
Helen Morer
Faxon
Margaret Burckline
Beebe Court
Eleanor R. Gehrke
Carl E. Fesler
Erie Street
Paul Wainwright
Wurst
Alvin W Walker
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Paul Palanski
Helen Skodney
Walter Neuman
Eva Trubr
Roland Dunfee
Margaret Williams
John Fyfe
Patsy Longwell
Clara Gary
Frank Mareciniak
Sadie Dulio
Edmund Smith
Helen Pappas
Leroy Dodson
Margaret Craig
Lillian Ault
Sheffield Lake
Mary E. Born
Oberlin
Frank Wheelerman Bush
R. D
Wellington
Paul Hastings
LaGrange
Stephen Vansyke
Center Ridge
Glenn Strickland
Grafton
Driver Killed When Truck Overturns Near Mount Eaton
The State Highway Patrol said George Bond, 38, of Port Washington, Washington County, was killed when his truck overturned on Rt 250 a mile northeast of Mount Eaton after presumably having a heart attack.
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Mount Eaton
State High Way Patrol
George Bond
Port Washington
Washington County
Rt. 250
Here
Bond
Cloudy Northeast Ohio Weather With Showers and Warmth
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy skies and showers with a warm low around 68 tonight. Thursday remains cloudy with further showers and slightly cooler temperatures. Lake wind from the south at 10 mph through Thursday forenoon. Barometer at 2982 steady.
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Ohio
Adult School Guards Begin Duties Today
Nine adult school guards began duty at Elyria intersections serving Hamilton Garford and McKinley schools. Guards, paid a dollar an hour, operate 7:45 8:43 am 10 am 1:15 pm and 3 3:45 pm shifts under Elyria Police supervision and report traffic violations to the police.
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Elyrian
City
Elyria Board of Education
Hamilton School
Lawrence Jones
Fifth Street
Thirteenth Street
West Avenue
A. C. Vietzen
Middle Avenue
Thirteenth and
Middle
Leonard Mosley
East River Street
W. A. Strouse
West Street
Garford School
Mosely
Winckles
Broad
Strouse
Clark Streets
McKinley School
J. D Severs
Cornell Avenue
Princeton and
Park
John Jesse
Stanford Avenue
Fourth
East River
John Peters
Ebarvard
C E Koont
Clellan E. Andress
Controversy Over Avon Salt Plant Proposal Grows
A village debate pits Mayor James B. Adams against conservative homeowners over changing land from residential to industrial for the International Salt Co plant. A September 26 public hearing at the village hall will guide council action. The council is divided. support cites potential higher village income and street paving, while opponents fear industrial impact.
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Avon
International Salt Co
James B. Adams
The
Salt Company
Lear-Nzgle
Detroit
Cleveland Nluminating Co
Electric Company
Adams
Rittman
Ohio
Special Registration Booths Open Thursday Countywide
Millions of Americans prepare to vote in the presidential election. In Lorain County hundreds rush to join a parade to special registration booths opening Thursday and running through Saturday. Thirteen booths open in Elyria and Lorain with hours 10 am to 9 pm. New registrations required for all unregistered Ohio voters. no voting without registration. deadline Wednesday of next week.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Ito
Ohio
Government to Freeze Coal Shipments Amid Strike Threats
Washington announces a government order to halt coal shipments from numerous strike-threatened bituminous mines starting midnight Thursday. Loaded cars not billed by midnight also fall under the restriction to build an emergency stockpile.
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Washington
Mossadegh Wins Senate Confidence Vote in Tehran
In Tehran the Iranian Senate grants Premier Mohammed Mossadegh a unanimous vote of confidence amid threats to sever diplomatic ties with Britain. The development follows a tense stand over Britain’s action in Iran and underscores Mossadegh's political authority.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
FBI arrests 18 Communist leaders in Midwest and West
The FBI arrested 18 leaders of the Communist party in Missouri Washington and Michigan on charges of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the government. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrests identifying the 18 as party leaders in those states.
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Washington
FBI
Communist Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Missouri
Michigan
Draft Pool Seen Low Next Year
Washington selective service director Lewis B Hershey warned the draft manpower pool will drop to about 506000 by July 31 next year. He suggested adding men from 4-Fs or those deferred for college or draft-age fathers, but said changing the law is not needed and the main task is to find additional men within the current 18 to 26 age range.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Hershey
Congress
Russian veto seen for Japan UN membership bid
United States puts Japan’s UN bid before the Security Council with Russia expected to veto as it did Libya. Valerian Zorin arrives to replace Malik who cast his 15th veto in a four year UN career. The Libyan and Indo China state applications face similar rejection amid Western pressure for equal status for Japan.
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Chopin
Czechoslovak National Council
New York
Valerian Zorin
Georgi Zarubin
United States
Zorin
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
N. Y
Japan
Russia
Valerian A Zorin
Malik
Pakistan
Council
Kremlins
Return Of Cards Found On Autos In Downtown Elyria
Police Chief Ciellan E Andress reports postcards attached to parked cars downtown last Thursday are returning slowly. The cards, part of a survey by Serve and Associates and the Ohio State Highway Department, seek driver parking habits to aid Elyria’s traffic and parking solutions. Drivers are urged to return the cards promptly to the city hall.
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Chdef Ciellan E Andress
Serve and Associates
Ohio State Highway Department
Elyria
Ecards
Andress
Pope Suffering Mild Ailment Forces Audience Cancellations
Pope Pius XII is ill with an intestinal complaint and a slight fever, leading to the cancellation of all audiences today at Castel Gandolfo. His private physician, Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, reports a mild cold but no cause for alarm for the 76 year old pontiff.
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Castelgandolfy
Italy
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lish
Lohnes To Head Division In Chest Drive
Elyria businessman Fred W. Lohnes named by Harry W. Hyman to head the commercial division of the Elyria Community Chest drive with three section chairmen Marion H. Crowder Joseph Smith and Bruce Alexander. The division will coordinate pledges for the $137,392 goal, consolidating divisions into one main unit and reorganizing pledges by geography. President Truman attacked Republicans at a Citizenship Day event, criticizing McCarthy Jenner and Eisenhower for political tactics and urging factual campaigns.
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Fred W. Lohnes
Elyria
Ohio Edison Company
Harry W. Hyman
Elyria Community Chest
Lohnes
Marion H. Crowder
Joseph Smith
Bruce Alexander
Mdivision
Crowder
Rowder
Park Avenue
Smith
East Avenue
Alexander
Graftor Road
Washington
Truman
Joseph R McCarthy
William Ereniner
Dwight D Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Indiana
Eisenhower
National Conference On Citizenship
Mr. Truman
McCarthy
Jenner
George C. Marshall
Em Marshall
Army
Secretary of State and Defense
Lt Ohlemacher Heads to Japan for Three-Month Duty
2nd Lt. Robert L Ohlemacher of the Ordnance Corps will depart Thursday for Seattle and Yokohama to spend three months on troop duty before rotation to Korea. He entered service in 1950, was commissioned in April, and studied at Oklahoma State University. He resides at 222 Columbia Avenue and formerly worked for M. H. Crowder Insurance and Emiia Manufacturing Corp.
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Robert L Ohlemacher
Ordnance Corps
U. S. Army
Seattle
Washington
Yokohama
Japan
Korea
Ohlemacher
Uinn
Fort Ruey
Kansas
Columbia Avenue
Onmnp State University
M. H. Crowder
Stevenson Plans Wisconsin Campaign Blast Against McCarthy
Adlai E. Stevenson aims to campaign in Wisconsin next month to attack Sen Joseph R. McCarthy. Milwaukee is the likely site for the confrontation as part of a tentative blueprint while Stevenson prepares for an Eastern tour beginning in Connecticut. Senator William Fulbright joined the entourage as a consultant but is not part of the formal campaign organization.
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Springfield
Tll
Adlai’ ‘E. Stevenson
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
William Fulbront D-Ark
Truman
Fulbright
RFC
Tragic Train Explosion Kills Seventeen in Korea
Seventeen Korean children die and at least 200 injured when a locomotive blew up on a trestle near Oryu. US Army doctors treat amputations as wreckage is cleared and bodies recovered amid the chaotic scene near Inchon and Seoul.
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Oryw
Korea
Inchon
Seoul
Oryu
Eisenhower Opposes Taft Hartley Repeal At AFL Speech
In New York President candidate Eisenhower told AFL leaders he favors preserving core labor principles and opposes repealing the Taft-Hartley Act while urging fair mediation. He defended the GOP labor record, praised collective bargaining, and criticized drafting strikers into the Army as a Democratic tactic in a broad labor speech.
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New York
Dwynt D. Exsen
Federaon of Labor
Esenhower
Eisenhower
AFL
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower Train Stops at Wellington Tuesday
General Dwight Eisenhower will deliver a whistle stop speech at 4 55 p m daylight time next Tuesday in Wellington. The train will stop at the Big Four station instead of the far grounds and parking and crowd assembly have been arranged on property north of the railroad station.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Welington
Big Four Station
Fargrounds
X North
Republican
North
Trauroad Station
Charley horse origin tied to Soux City team tale
A local tale links the term Charley horse to 19th century Soux City baseball, where a horse named Charley inspired a shout when players limped to the plate. The piece ends by urging readers to use Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to list valuables for sale and sell them cheaply.
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Soux City
Charley
Chronicle- Telegram
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