United States Attacks Soviet Labor Policy in White Paper
The State Department released a fourth 69 page white paper accusing Russia of operating a vast system of slave labor. It cites millions affected, including criminals and orphans, and notes deportations and family separations as tools of coerced work under Soviet rule. The issue heads to a United Nations committee on Forced Labor with the Geneva meeting slated for October 14.
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Cost of living hits record high for sixth straight month
The July 15 to August 15 period saw a 0.2 percent retail price rise as inflation pushes costs higher. About 1,250,000 railroad workers gain a two-cent hourly escalator wage boost, with gains also affecting 200,000 northern textile workers and some aircraft and city transit workers. Food prices rose 0.3 percent led by an eggs surge of 41 percent and meats up 2.6 percent.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Car Overturns But Driver Escapes Injury
Harold H. Hayhurst of Oberlin escaped injury after his car overturned while entering Middle avenue from Seventh street at 6 30 this morning in the path of a car driven by George Landen of Oberlin Police cited Hayhurst for failure to yield the right of way as Elyria police reported several other accidents amid rain slick streets One collision at Middle avenue and Thirteenth street involved Mathew Moran 260 Bellfield street with $400 damage after his windshield wiper failed and the barricade left by gas workers was struck Two vehicles at Ledi and West River streets resulted from heavy rain with John Angis Sparrows Point Md failing to stop and colliding with Race Spaulding 213 Cascade Street Weather and wet pavement blamed for the incidents
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Cool Seas
Forecast for Port Cisudy to Cleveland region calls for cooler evenings and mornings with clear skies, then continued cool in the afternoon. Tonight’s low near 46, winds from the northwest 15 mph tonight and tomorrow morning. Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures, minimal changes through Wednesday, with showers likely Sunday and Wednesday bringing total rainfall around a quarter to half an inch.
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Elyria Jaycees Promote Voting as Registration Window Squeezes
Elyria's Junior Chamber of Commerce unveils a public sign in Ely Park urging registration with five days left. Booths operate in all wards until 9 p m tonight and 10 a m to 9 p m tomorrow. Final registration occurs Monday to Wednesday at the Lorain County Board of Elections on Third Street and Middle Avenue.
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Hundreds Register As Booths Open For Special Effort
Reports from Lorain County indicate a three day registration rush with 37 booths open county wide. Oberlin logged 187 new registrations and Amherst reports dwindling supplies as residents seek transfers and new cards. Deputy Clerk Ruth Fox travels the county to assist voters and distribute forms before the Wednesday deadline. Victory on November 4 hinges on timely registrations and transfers.
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Fast Action Indicated On Ohio Atomic Project
Officials of the Atomic Energy Commission said action on its billion dollar Pike County Ohio project would move rapidly after two barriers were passed. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. will operate the plant and a four county region around it is labeled a critical defense area prompting federal housing, water, sewage, police and hospital planning for about 25 000 construction workers. Public Health Service surveys next month will assess needed hospital facilities.
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Horse Show at The Hedges Elyria Sept 21
Horse show advertised for Sunday September 21 at The Hedges south of Elyria on Rt 57 beginning 12:30 p.m. Elyria Saddle Club promotes the event. Also advertised corrugated driveway pipe in all sizes from Murbach Coal and Supply with phone number 2223.
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Eisenhower pledges Honest Deal over Fair Deal
In Omaha Dwight D. Eisenhower launched a farm speech attacking the Democratic regime and costly federal programs. He promised an honest deal, criticized farm subsidies and cited plans to support farmer controlled soil, credit and rural services while touring Nebraska and Missouri stops.
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Winds Lash Dayton Area Damage and Injuries
Powerful winds of 50 to 60 mph swept Dayton and nearby towns causing widespread damage. A religious revival tent collapsed injuring 16 people with minor injuries reported for others as residents fled. Power outages affected Kenia Washington Court House and Zanesville with outages lasting about two hours.
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Say Better Missiles Ready Secon
Washington reports Navy guided missiles against North Korea are Model T versions nearing production. Experts say soon ready, these truly guided air weapons may carry atomic warheads. Adm Sides notes progress from WWII Hellcats to advanced missile systems amid Russian capability concerns.
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Courageous WWII veteran dies after repaired life in Ohio
Robert E. Riley 32 fought with Patton's Third Army in Europe, paralyzed from the waist down, built a used car business in Stockport, and died at Crile Veterans Hospital. Survived by wife, son Robert Eugene, and sister Myrtie Brannon. Funeral Sunday at Watertown Presbyterian Church.
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Clyde E Thompson
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Score Of Football Game Available By Telephone
Elyria hosts undefeated Sandusky at Ely Stadium tonight with live score service on 4751. An operator will relay scores from 8 30 to 11 o clock for fans watching remotely.
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Stevenson Attacks Critics as Grouchy Old Pessimists
In Springfield Massachusetts Adlai Stevenson blasts Republican critics as grouchy old pessimists and labels Eisenhower formal head of a Taft regency. He argues humor in politics is necessary and urges New England Republicans to join the Democratic bid, after a 160 mile Connecticut tour drawing about 44000 listeners.
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Mother of Two Girls Recovers From Polio
Mrs. Thomas Corby, 28, of 363 Pasadena Avenue, mother of two, is reported to be recovering from polio. She fell ill at home last Tuesday and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital before being moved to Cleveland City Hospital. Her mother Mrs. Coarks A Walsh of 150 Stanford Avenue is caring for the children.
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Cancer Society Seeks Transportation Volunteers in Lorain County
Lorain County Unit of the American Cancer Society requests volunteers for a transportation corps to take a patient from Indian Hollow Road to Elyria Doctor’s Office five times weekly for six weeks. Red Cross Home Service to coordinate offers. current transport corps limited and not on duty at all times.
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Bank hold up trio linked to Pennsylvania escapees
Bandits who robbed a Bronx bank of 12 660 dollars last Tuesday were identified by the FBI as the three fugitives who previously terrorized the Pennsylvania countryside after breaking from Lewisburg Federal Prison on September 19.
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Leaders Warn Blood Will Flow Over Bechir Khoury Succession
Kamal Joumblatt of the national Socialist opposition warned that blood will flow if Bechara Khoury’s follower is blocked from power. He and opponents who engineered the army coup that toppled Khoury threaten violence to keep Khoury supporters from becoming president in Beirut.
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Soviet Charge United States Plans Intervention in Vietnam
At the United Nations Security Council Russian delegate Jacob A. Malik accused the United States of planning direct intervention in the Indo-Chinese civil war. He said U.S. ruling circles seek a pretext for an open intervention by American forces in Viet Nam.
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UN Troops Endure Costly Night Battle in Korea
Western front near the Imjon River sees heavy fighting as UN and Chinese forces clash amid napalm and artillery. Brig. Gen. Wiley D. Ganey pilots a Lead bomber in a daylight raid on Hamhung and nearby targets. Chigrong rail yard and Yonpo barracks are among first attacked by B 29 Superfortresses.
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William C Roe Dies Suddenly Telkor Head in Elyria
William C Roe born Elyria Apr 23 1842 head of Telkor Inc a local telephone equipment maker died suddenly at his brother Howard A Roe home after living with him for 13 years since his wife Elizabeths death He was a former Colson Corp chief engineer and organizer of the Black River Astronomical Society Survived by brother and three sisters funeral details set at Sudro Curtis Funeral Firm with services Mon 30 pm at First Methodist Church.
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Murray Ridge
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Vingion Masone Lodge
Beret Ahse
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Schwert
Margaret Garré
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James H Sard
Parx
Wanted Ads Help Move Goods and Good Turns
Chronide-Telegram Want Ads promote daily good deeds and reward advertisers with sales. A restaurant owner hosts a free meal after officers and firemen assist, but a parking ticket reminder follows, showing one good deed does not always bring another. Call 4751Ask for Want Ads to list garage attic or cellar items for quick sale.
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37 Registration Booths Open For Voters
Registration booths open across the region with 37 sites listed for voter enrollment ahead of the upcoming election. Officials urge eligible residents to verify registration status and bring required identification.
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