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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1951
Page
12
A New York man confessed to jewel thefts admitting he was the best burglar, detailing his methods and boasting of skill. Police declined further comment as investigators review the case and seek additional charges related to the string of high value burglaries.
Britain and France face a tense crisis as foreign editor Harry Ferguson analyzes mounting strain over leadership and policy choices. The piece discusses fears of internal division, warns against aggressive moves, and notes opposition to Pleven and potential shifts in approach amid a volatile international climate.
The Atlantic Pact plan pinpoints a target date for expanding alliance military power. Eisenhower, described as impatient to “get with the job,” aims to raise output by about one third in the next fiscal year as part of defense buildup. The source notes no final media reveal of the exact date.
A collision at a crossroads caused by a driver from Bon Air Avenue damaged three cars on Chestnut and Root roads Saturday afternoon. Reports name Ralph as the operator, with charges for reckless driving following the incident.
A report details escaped suspects in Grafton charged with auto theft. The incident involves local police detaining two men after a pursuit and recovery of a vehicle. Authorities say the case remains under investigation with no further comments available at this time.
Washington senator demands a probe into income tax returns of Boyle and Siskind. The move aims to uncover how much they paid in taxes after the law changes, with subcommittees set to investigate. The inquiry references records and possible discrepancies, signaling possible enforcement actions.
An obituary reports the death of Benjamin H Harris at Pleasant View Sanitorium Mountain Park Md after a two month illness. The notice lists birth in Orma West Virginia and ties to Mountain Lake Md and family survivors. A separate Lorain Ohio incident notes a fight at the Lorain Coliseum leaving Sherman Morrison stabbed seven times, with investigation naming George Rosco and Joschi Rosse. Other items mention Cora Estella Watters and a county building committee meeting about jail chimney repairs with a $6000 estimate.
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Grandma Schaeffer of Amherst aged three in a church service context. The Rev Parks of Eastman is listed as pastor, with a burial at Crow Hill area as the service details emerge.
In Berlin hundreds of Communist youth clashed with police as East Berlin Reds targeted West Berlin rallies. Police wounded one West Berliner, and 67 Communist youths were arrested in the U S sector as rival groups fought near the border. Western youths and Reds clashed while police intervened to restore order.
Court actions include a divorce filing by Schmytigen of Cleveland, allegations of cruelty and neglect against several spouses, a request to stop use of property as a tourist home by Harold and Marian Abell, and a suit by Charles Molnart against Alex settling in common pleas court. Municipal cases involve non support and arraignment notes.
Mr and Mrs Ferenc Balazs arrive from Salzburg Austria to live with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Francis Fujka at 306 West River Street Elyria Their voyage aboard the General Muir from Bremerhaven was rough but Balazs remained steady While the bride recovered from seasickness the couple expressed happiness at settling in Elyria They plan to work with local families as Balazs seeks auto trade work and Mrs Balazs assists in homes during language and integration efforts with support from the Fujkas Father Edward J Gracey former Sacred Heart pastor in Oberlin died suddenly at 66 after serving in World Wars I and II and was laid to rest in Elyria. his funeral was prepared with services by the Lorain deanery priests and local churches
Ohio officials oppose a Federal Power Commission hearing to divert 90 900 000 cubic feet of natural gas from Ohio utility companies to the Tennessee Valley Authority. Atty Gen William ONeill represents the Ohio Public Utility Commission. PUC member Ray Martin blasts the federal order limiting gas use, arguing it unfairly shifts Midwest supply to the East. Ohio says it has already complied with the PAP order to limit gas space heating and is exempt.
Italian Premier Acide De Gasperi told Congress that a third world war could come unless the free world can field enough power to balance communism. He said the war must be averted if possible, and that Italy would join a solid front or be freed.
Police and officials report at least 12 killed in Ohio traffic accidents between midnight Friday and Saturday. Victims include Ulysses Dillard and Ruthie Williams of Indianapolis, Richard A. Wilson of Powell, and Gilbert A. Graham of Belpre. The list also notes fatalities, injuries, and several fines for reckless driving and related offenses.
Clark A Blackman 69 longtime New London businessman and former mayor from 1934 to 1935 died Sunday at Norwall Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He lived in New London most of his life with business ties in insurance lumber and Reynolds Lumber Co. He leaving a widow a son and a daughter. Services set for Tuesday at Sackett Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Clarksfield cemetery.
Father Gracey, chaplain of the Victory Legion and auxiliary groups, died in 1942. The Cleveland school teacher and parish chaplain served with the American Legion and various fraternal organizations. Survivors include a sister Miss Mary Tes0es9.
Tehran says 300 British oil experts must sign contracts with the government within ten days or leave. The move, approved by Britain in earlier talks, envisions contracts with the National Oil Company, successor to the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. British warships reportedly near Abadan to protect life and property if needed.
Prices at noon cover grains corn oats and soybeans with bids for No 2 yellow corn 2.35 to 2.97, soybeans for No 3 yellow 2.61 to 2.63 and oat bids at No 2. Produce items list apples bananas lettuce carrots and other vegetables with ranges for Red Delicious and Golden Delicious apples, and baskets of greens. Also includes eggs poultry butter and meat prices with fresh poultry roasters and fryers, and stock listings for major companies.
Johnson warns of inflection pressures amid rising tensions. The statement emphasizes economic and political strains affecting policy choices and market stability.
A resident reports a disorderly conduct case failing to meet brake safety standards. The individual faced fines and a court-ordered suspension of action after a prior disorderly conduct finding. Proceedings covered township and county matters including welfare regulation discussions and a transportation collision with multiple vehicles.
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