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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1951

Page

3

Awaited Reaction To NATO Unity

Ottawa report notes the 12 nation NATO conference backed Greece and Turkey joining the pact and lifting arms restrictions. West Germany may join Eisenhower’s European command with 200000 additional troops. Greece and Turkey could enter early next year. Allies commit $250 million to airfields and communications. Moscow warned to prove peace by deeds.

Ottawa Ont Kremin Moscow Greece Turkey Dwight D. Eisenhower European Defense Command Italy Free Germany Eisenhower NATO Rome West Germany Dean Acheson U.S Senate Germany Soviet Union Russia Europe

Fishing Party At Ely Park Pool Tomorrow

The Ely Park pool will host its annual fishing party for children 13 and under, starting at 9 a.m. Tomorrow Mayor Henry W. Ault will start the event. The pool will be open to ages six to ten in the morning and to all up to 13 years old from 9 a.m. to noon. afterward it remains open until 6 p.m. The 500 stocked carp, bullheads, and catfish were bought by the Elis and Eagles lodges, sponsors, from Venice, Ohio.

Ely Park Pool Henry W. Ault John Madock Machock Elis and Eagles Lodges Madhock Venice Sandusky

Denison Football Player Jack Sload Dies After Practice

GRANVILLE 0. Jack Sload 23 a Shelter Heights football player at Denison University collapsed during practice on September 1 and died an hour later at Newark hospital. Dr R H Williams college health officer announced today that Sload, a senior, had been practicing but suffered no injury prior to collapse.

Granville Jack Sload Shelter Heights Denison University R H. Williams Sload Newark Lloyd

Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Shower Tonight

Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers and mild temperatures tonight. Lows near 58 with a cooler Saturday and showers ending in the forenoon. The five day outlook shows temperatures about four degrees above normal, with total rainfall of half to three quarters of an inch. An ad notes Berlou moth protection from Merthe's.

Ohio

Legion Auxiliary District Meeting Held Here

About 225 delegates attended the Fifth District Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary here. Highlights included talks on subversive school textbooks by Mrs W Melore of Norwalk and plans for American Education Week. Other speakers covered rehabilitation welfare and national security policies, with remarks on enthusiasm and wartime nursing programs.

Alfred Hill American Legion Post 12 Elizabeth Gilbert Sandusky American Legion W. 0. McClellan Dept. of Ohio Paul White Wadsworth Dept. National Security Dwaine Simmons Loudenville American Legion Auxiliacy Department of Ohio Americanism W. Mellore Norwalk Americanism Columbus Vera Hulme Greenwich Arthur Carpenter Hayesville Department National Security Linus Smeltzer Charles McNew Department of Chips Carl Gyler Luella Eckelberry Carl Zeller Ipast Department of Ohio Thel Elyria Unit Ralph Terrell Melvin Harper James Terrell Gorban T. Robson Jack Adams Marian Kmittle Harold Davies

Letter Carriers Meet Here On October 6

The North East Ohio National Association of Letter Carriers holds a meeting October 6 at 7 30 p m with speakers including Hon William H Ayres and James Deeley Philadelphia treasurer of the N A L C. Delegates from cities in the state will attend. Various auxiliary and V F W units will participate and conduct sessions after the main address with refreshments and a rummage sale at El Rey Grotto.

Henry Ault Otto Mischka North East Ohio Elynal National Association of Unit Lee Beltzer Fosieriare Elzabeth Gill M.C Bert William H. Ayres 14Th Congressional District Ohio James Deeley Phil Snowers Delphia Naform Nellie Pettruzzi Fea Association of V.F.W Helen J Perkins Srmgesisrip V. W C. Denger F.W

Hunting Expedition Aims At 15000Year Mastodon Beavers

Cleveland scientists led by Willem E. Scheele plan a weekend dig at a bog near Lodi Ohio to uncover a 15000 year old mastodon and possibly a giant beaver. They have found seeds and leaves including bayberry still green and hope to identify ancient plant remains. A second mastodon was found nearby at Willard, though less well preserved.

Cleveland Scheele Willem E. Scheele Cleveland Museum of Nature Kent State University Lod Willard Lodi

Vandalism reported at two Blg- Tin school sites

Architect Harry Notley reported vandalism at two Blg- Tin school centers under construction. At Jefferson school sand was put in a compressor, rock lath sheets were broken, and sandstone and two aluminum window sashes were stolen from the new Franklin site. Notley notes rock lath and sash are scarce and hard to replace. Elyria police have been informed.

Harry Notley Jefferson School New Franklin Sie Notley Elyria

Hill reports on expenses of county fair

Lorain County Fair attendance in August was about ten percent below last year. Clair Hill of Wellington, secretary manager of the fair, cited cool evenings as a reason. Paid admissions totaled about 26,000 for 14,000 dollars. exhibitors and others with tickets added, estimating 35,000 people. All bills paid including taxes, premiums, speed program, junior fair, grandstand attractions, and permanent improvements. Permanent improvements included a new junior fair building and stage alterations. The year started with a bank balance that was largely used for improvements, ending with about 4,000 dollars.

Lorain County Clair Hill Wellington Hill

Pleas Of Guilty Entered By 12 Persons

Pleas of guilty were entered by 12 persons today at arraignments before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook on indictments returned by the grand jury Wednesday. Most defendants are jailed. others free on bond will be arraigned Monday to enter pleas. Judge Cook urged careful consideration and promised probation where eligible, listing names and charges including non support, breaking and entering, felonious assault, embezzlement, and grand larceny among Lorain Elyria and Grafton defendants.

D. A. Cook Paul Mikus Cook Perssons Joseph Rogolski Loram Glenn W. Jones Westlake Charles Brown Elyria Frank Luber Asssault Kenneth Carruthers Lorain George Kaltner Walter Ambrose Operetung Autor Charles Rauscher Michael Rauscher Ar. R Walliams Commeans Forg Jery Charles Corn Charles ‘Gooch Mona Bowens R D Amherst Robert Henry Earl Je Ki Kenneth Heely Carl Robi Mson Generals Brown Sanford Pinkus Lota Earl Mize William Bunn

Daylight Saving Time Ends On September 30

On Sunday September 30 Blurnuns and about 40 million Americans and Canadians will turn clocks back one hour marking the end of daylight saving time for this year. Official change occurs at 2 a m in daylight saving areas.

Wellington Man Reappointed To Commission

Harold Perry of Wellington was reappointed to the Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission for a five year term by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook and John Pincura effective yesterday. The reappointments align with a new law to reset terms ending Sept 20 with staggered renewals. Other members include Carl Wolf Alyria American Legion rep four years Joan Barnes Elyria Spanish American War three years Noel Lewis Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars two years and Tom Mihalis LaPorte Disabled American Veterans one year. Perry is a World War II veteran and Lewis serves as chairman.

Harold Perry Wellington Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission Common Pleas D A. Cook John Pincura Pien Carl Wolf Alyria Efton Joan Barnes Elyria Noel Lewis Lorain Tom Mihalis LaPorte Perry Lewis

Ridgway delays reply on Korean armistice talks

General Ridgway delayed acceptance of the Communist bid to resume the Korean truce talks and may attach conditions. A UN spokesman indicated a reply within 24 hours as Ridgway weighs safeguards for Kaesong neutral zone and possible joint UN Communist patrols or a site shift for talks.

Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway United Nations Kaesong Ridgway Pan Mun Jom Agaist

Wounded Sgt Cross Key Figure In Korea Front Drive

In Korea the 8th Army reported a major Allied armored push on the central front codenamed Operation Cleaver. Soviet T-34 tanks and a large Allied force advanced from dawn, with one tank column reaching toward Pyongyang while another faced heavy Red resistance near Kumhwa. Eastern front fighting also intensified as UN forces repelled and pressed offensives amid close air support and heavy artillery. The Beside report noted Sgt Walter L. Cross Jr was slightly wounded in action September 19 while serving with the 24th Infantry Division on the 38th parallel front. His family in Elyria learned of his status from an Army Adjutant General telegram.

8Th Army Korea United Nations Pyongyang Kumhwa U. S Walter L. Cross Oberlin Road Adjutant General of the Army 38Th Parallel Sgt Cross Elyria University of Cincinnnati Agh Iron Triangle Kumsong Rudy Cross Ohio State University Elyria High School Julia

Rotary Club to Hear Mr Winter on The Ohio Turnpike

Ralph A. Winter of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission will address the Rotary Club on The Ohio Turnpike. The meeting, at the M. A. Building, invites the public to attend at 12 30 PM with seating arranged for all interested.

Ralph A. Winter Ohio Public Uuities Commission Rotary Club M. A Winter Zome Mr. Winter

School Buses To Be Inspected Countywide

Annual inspection of county school buses will begin next Monday and run through October 15. Superintendent C A Gibbons announced the inspection, conducted each year by the State Highway Patrol, at 16 county school centers. Wellington and Huntington buses will be inspected at Wellington.

C. A Gibbons State Highway Patrol Wellington Huntington

Traffic Accidents Fatal To 12 In Ohio

United Press reports at least twelve people died in Ohio traffic crashes in the last 24 hours. Names include Mrs Millicent Stroweck of Brecksville and Joseph Stroweck, Robert Rosa of Garfield Heights, William Hall of Shaker Heights, Tessie Tothel of East Liverpool, Ben Saints of Sidney, Garent RK Cather of Charlotte? Va, William Kirk of Cincinnati, and Mrs Delmes Chehoski of Jersey City. Incidents occurred near Independence, Route 2 near Boston Hills, Smyth's Ferry Calcutta road, and Cincinnati intersections. Continued on page 2.

United Press Ohio Millicent Stroweck Brecksville Joseph Robert Rosa Garfield Independence, O Alta Curb William Hall Shaker Herghts Boston Hills Tessie Tothel East Liverpool Calcutta Ben Saints Sidney Troy Garent RK Cather Charlottesle

Truman Statement Plays Into Reds Hands

Washington reports say President Truman’s blunt warning that force may back diplomacy drew strong Soviet and UN reactions. Diplomats interpret the press conference as a firm stance to back up negotiations with Russia, while cautioning Europe that it risks derailing talks at the upcoming Paris UN General Assembly.

Washington Russia United States United Nations Ihes Rusia Paris Truman Fee Ws Kmtung

Band to Appear At Sandusky Game Tonight

Elyria High band students board buses at 630 this evening for Strabel Field Sandusky where they perform at their first out of town football game of the season. The marching band under George Wilson will also present a soldier life themed show between halves with tunes and drills.

Elyria High Strabel Field Sandus George Wilson Sandusky High Wilson Strobel Field Carlsons Reveille Iannon Musky Elana Bjeck

Three Men Escape From Prison Farm

Police and sheriff search area for three men who escaped from a prison farm. The fugitives are identified as Wesley Frederic, 19, of Cleveland Roy Sims, 72, and Roscoe Fisher, 23, of Dayton.

Seatcn Ffarm Truties Wees Ley Frederey Cleveland Roy Sims Roscoe Fisher Dayton

Nationalists claimed 1,180,000 killed in China conflict

Peiping radio broadcast a claim by Chinese communists that 1,180,000 Nationalists were killed or subdued in ongoing fighting. The report appeared amid wartime propaganda and general chaos in the region.

China Tokyo Auermlas Peiping

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