Truman urges full public financial disclosure by officials
President Truman stated at a news conference that Congress and top government officials should publish their complete financial status on public record. He pointed readers to his Sept. 27, 1951 message urging income disclosure to protect integrity and shield officials from unfounded charges. He also defended placing Mrs. Truman on his Senate payroll, noting she helped with board costs while he served.
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Washington
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Puble Service
Protect
Polio Outbreak Sets New Record Across United States
The 1952 polio outbreak becomes the worst in U.S. history with 4,190 new cases last week, bringing the season total to 34,291. Five states account for most new cases led by Illinois and Wisconsin, with totals around 436 in Illinois, 269 in Michigan, 283 in Ohio, 293 in Wisconsin, and 152 in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Ohio
Illlinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Pennvania
Maplewood PTA To Hold Paper Sale September 27
Maplewood PTA will hold a paper sale on Saturday September 27. For more information contact Mrs Robert Long Ford road or Mrs Edwin Strodsack West River road.
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Maplewood Pta
West River Road
Robert Long
Ford Road
Edwin Strodsack
Election preparations intensify as November 15 deadline looms
Registrations must be completed by November 15 as county election workers rush to census thousands of cards. Absentee ballots become available for servicemen and their families with instructions to request ballots via the election board. Officials stress reading sample ballots and organizing mailing of 50000 samples to households to speed voting at the polls.
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Fox
Election Board
NorEalois
Ucts
British Atomic Test Seen Near Monte Bello Islands
Australians watching the Monte Bello Islands off Western Australia anticipate Britain's secret atomic device. Weather and secrecy clouds the timing as naval movements and a top scientist's arrival signal a detonation may occur soon.
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Sydney
Australia
Western Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
Monte Bellos
Stevenson Fund Payment Under One Thousand Revealed
Herman Dunlap Smith of Marsh & McLennan said a contributor, unnamed and Republican, gave just under $1,000 to support Stevenson. Smith forwarded the money to Spring field but could not recall if the check was for the governor or Stevenson headquarters. He would review records to confirm the destination.
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Herman Dunlap Smith
Chicago
Deputy Answers Strangest Call in Demity Maine
Deputy Gomez was dispatched to investigate a report that a new car belonging to Mrs Carmen Seta on Toledo Avenue was damaged during the night. Upon arrival, he found damage to the car and a confrontation with a man who refused to allow anyone near the vehicle.
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Demity Maine
Gomez
Carmen Seta
Toledo Avenue
Lorain
Wade
Siamang Fuard
Wy Gomez
Seross
Trial testimony details fasting scheme and sentencing
The trial heard Benesh admit advising fasting as charged and acknowledge repeating the act previously. Prosecutors noted alleged manipulation of hunger treatments at his Avon home where patients stayed for about 45 to 49 dollars weekly, with 10 dollar consultations.
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Benesh
Aimenis
Elizabeth Bacx
Anc
Macrguedte Pooier
Cierve“land
Rrese
Harold Euing
Benesa
Ne Nag
Gerard Fasting
Witnesce
Witresses
Vesterans
Newels
Shome
Avon
Never Sorry He Fired Caudle
President Truman said he was never sorry for firing T Lamar Caudle as assistant attorney general. Caudle testified he was told Truman changed his mind and regretted the firing, which the White House previously denied. Truman said he had not heard of a White House change as Caudle alleged before a House subcommittee.
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Washington
Truman
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
White House
Chajge
House
Justice Department
St Marys Cub Scout Pack Opens 1952 Season
St Marys Cub Scout Pack 135 met at the church for the first meeting of the 1952-52 season led by Monsigneur Newton. Harry L Young was introduced as new cub master with den mothers and parent participation emphasized. The October theme was Doorway to Adventure and the session ended with the Cub Scout promise and registrations. The next meeting will be Oct 28 in the church basement.
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St. Mary’s
Monsigneur Newton
Mrs Truman Donates Gown to Smithsonian Museum
Mrs Bess Truman has given her inaugural gown to the Smithsonian Institution for display in the first ladies collection. The dress will be shown next January after Mrs Truman and President Truman leave the White House. Eleanor Roosevelt had urged the museum to expand its ivory parts and the gown was designed by Mme. Agusta for the 1949 inauguration festivities.
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Washington
Bess Truman
Sminsonian Institution
Truman
Smithsonian
Weite House
Eleanor Roosevely
Teuman
Caudle Calls Mink Coat No Bargain
Former Assistant Attorney General T Lamar Caudle said his wife’s mink coat was not a bargain. Caudle, who created the mink scandal last November by admitting a coat was obtained wholesale through a lawyer friend, called it the most overpaid coat he ever saw. President Truman dismissed Caudle for incompatible outside activities amid the scandal.
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Washington
T Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Truman
Ohio Legislator Ross H Hurford Dies at 70
Canton Ohio state representative Ross H. Hurford, a Republican in his second term, died after a six week illness. The 70 year old legislator passed away here yesterday.
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Canton
Ross. H. Hurford
Local Churches to Attend Ohio Sunday School Conference
Elyrians and Lorain County delegates join hundreds of churches for the First Annual Sunday School Conference of the Ohio Council of Christian Churches in Maron at Immanuel Baptist Church. The program features round table sessions for all departments, a Canadian speaker Rev S Lo Buenmer, a Sunday service conference, and a 6 pm Newshinp supper at the YMCA followed by the film Stars in Your Crown.
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Lorain County
Ohio Council of Christian Churches
Immanuel Baptist Church
Maron
American Council of Christian Churches
Wth
Secice
S. Lo Buenmer
Matic Als Farcous
Ary i
Toronto
Canada
Tve
YMCA
Arthur K Saul
Mansfield
J Boyd Stryker
W Cordes
Columbus
W H Green
Gallipolis
J H Troup
Death Records in Elyria and Avon Lake Obituaries
Obituaries report Mrs. Helen Lester Mussey of Elyria died at home at 2 15 pm after seven weeks illness. Born February 24 1868 in Sharon Pa she moved to Elyria in 1899 and was a member of St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Funeral Saturday 2 pm from St Andrew's with Rev G Russell Hargate officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. flowers omitted. Also noted are details of Samuel E Hitt 84 of Elyria who died Wednesday night after three years illness. he was born September 30 1867 in LaSalle and lived 43 years in Evica. He was a Cornell graduate and National Tube employee. survived by sister Mrs A O Smith and niece Mrs Katherine Beattie and nephew Willis Hitt. King Solomon Lodge to conduct Masonic services Friday. burial Hartsgrove Ohio. Roland T Wood 64 of Avon Lake funeral Saturday 2 pm at Milared Son and Rover Funeral Home Cleveland. Wood active in youth work and led Avon Lake groups, survived by wife Tectia, brother Alfred, and sister Mrs George Sarmmon of Cleveland.
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Helen Lester Mussey
Eugene Kendall Mussey
Fifth Street
Mussey
Sharon
Elyria
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St Andrew's Church
G. Russel Hargate
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Samuel E. Hitt
Third Street
Chestnut Ridge Manor
Mr. Hitt
LaSalle
Evica
Cornell University
National Tube Company
First Congregational Church
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
A. O
Roland T. Wood
Avon Lake
Lake Road
Milared Son and
Rover
Fairhill Road
Cleveland
Wood
Old Central High School
Case Institute of Technology
Sigma Xi
Council of Churches Board Meets Tomorrow
The Elyria Council of Churches board of directors will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow evening at the First Congregational Church at eight oclock. An executive committee meeting will precede it at 7 15 with ministers and representatives from various areas in attendance.
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Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational
Davie Wainwright
Rescue Seen Today As Nine Airmen Stranded North Greenland
Nine British airmen are marooned on an 8000 foot ice cap in northern Greenland. An Air Ministry report says ski equipped planes may rescue them today if weather permits.
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Royal Air Force
Hastings
Greenland
Iera
London
Aur
Shid
Truman Expected To Take Up Battle Cry Of Campaign
In Springfield Adlai E Stevenson advisers expect President Truman to enter the race swinging at Dwight D Eisenhower. Stevenson keeps finances private while Nixon pushes for disclosure. A September campaign plan limits Stevenson to public stance with October focus on emphasis and rebuttal.
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Truman
Springfield
Yil
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M Nixon
Nixon
Chicago
Reds Protest Injuring of 49 War Prisoners
North Korean General Nam Il protested to UN negotiators over the injuring of 49 Allied prisoners of war, warning the UN must bear full responsibility for persecuting and slaughtering prisoners. The note was handed at a liaison meeting and addressed to UN Senior Negotiator Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Nam I
William K. Harrison
Cheju Island
WAFD Committee Sets Meeting to Oust Nahas
The Constituent Committee of the WAFD party in Cairo plans Saturday talks on the government demand to remove former Premier Mustapheel Nahas from party leadership. Chairman Nokas asserts only the people can force him from his 25 year post.
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Cairo
Egypt
WAFD
Mustapheel Nahas
Nokas
Court records show two traffic damage suits filed by The Service Fire Insurance Co.
In Lorain County common pleas today The Service Fire Insurance Co. of New York filed two suits for damages from traffic accidents. One suit seeks $237 for a car owned by James Cameron of Lorain damaged when struck by Anna Salak’s vehicle on Iowa avenue. The other seeks $227 for Frank Chapman of Holland whose insured car was hit by a loose trailer attached to Greg Fountain Jr’s car from Perrysburg on June 9.
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the Service Fire Insurance Co
New York
Common Pleas Court
James Cameron
Lorain
New York Company
Anna Salak
Lerain
Cameron
Iowa Avenue
Frank Chapman
Holland, O
Greg Fountain
Jof Oberlin
Chapman
Perrysburg
Laundry Owner Sues Acheson To Enter U S For Sons
Yee Moon Ung, operator of Yee Wing Laundry on Broad Street, sues Secretary of State Dean Acheson in Cleveland Federal Court to gain entry for his two sons from China. Ung, a natural born American citizen, seeks a declaratory judgment on citizenship for Yee Wee Chun aged 30 and Yee Wee Hon aged 20, arguing prior affidavits denied entry.
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Yee Moon Ung
East Broad Street
Cleveland
Dean Acheson
United States
Yee Wing
Broad Street
Tate
Unitedtates
China
Ung
Yee Wee Chun
Yee Wee Hon
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Wong Shee
Bau Lang
Canton
Ungs
United States State Department
Secretary of State
Frank M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Elyria
Sturdry
Scouting Growth Foreseen for Japan Says U.S. Leader
TOKYO An American Boy Scout representative predicts 400 000 Japanese Boy Scouts within ten years and says scouting could become Japan s leading youth movement after a four month study. C M Finnell notes 40 990 scouts currently and cites travel across all four main islands meeting leaders in 69 cities.
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Tokyo
Bor
Scnring
Japan
C. M. Finnell
United States
New York
Finnell
Goa
Ara
Os Sat
Police Court Harsh On Drunk Driving And Stop Sign Violator
Police reports from Grafton and Elyria show several arrests and fines. George Knisely of Chamberlin road RD 2 Grafton paid five dollars and costs after intoxication charges. Alfred F. Machovina of Avon Bedan road was cited for failing to observe a stop sign and ordered to appear September 27. three drivers were fined ten dollars and costs for reckless driving including Dufek Lane Gordon and Barnes. Minor collision at West River and West Bridge left J G Reinhardt and Frederick Gordon with property damage after improper passing.
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Knisely
Chamberlin Road
Grafton
Henry W. Rust
Alfred F. Machovina
Avon- Beden
Elytis Peace Court
Machovina
State Hiceway
Henry W. Austim
Clarence J Dufek
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Barr Street
Martin B Lane
Olmsted Fa
Edward J Barnes
Lorain
Joan Eugene Wiskey
South Euclid
Huron Street
Gordon Lee Bennett
Cleveland Street
West River
West Bridge Street
J. G. Reinhardt
Frederick A Gordon
Lodi Street
Markets Show Broad Fruits and Veggies Price Ranges
The Cleveland market notes cover apples, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, grapes, green onions, lettuce, parsnips, peaches, peppers, plums, prunes, potatoes, radishes, spinach, squash, tomatoes, and turnips with varied basket and sack prices. Livestock prices are listed for cattle, veal, sheep, and hogs, indicating a slow market with mixed demand.
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U & No
Itaians
U. S
Savoy
Fex
Meeting To Discuss Proposed Water District Delayed
A Lorain city Black River and Sheffield water and sewer district meeting was postponed. Instead, representatives will travel to Cincinnati next Tuesday to discuss financing with the bonding firm Walter Woody and Heimerdinger, which funded a similar Montgomery program. The proposed $175000 project covers water mains as the first phase.
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Lorain City
Black River
Sheffield
Cinccinnati
Walter, Woody and Heimerdiniger
Mountgomery Court
Distr.c
Oberle Avenue
Mother Illness Sends Soldier Home on Emergency Leave
First Sergeant Michael Komko is home on emergency leave from Korea due to his mother Mrs. John Komko being seriously ill at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain. He is married with a son Reney. his wife and child live in Japan since July. He will return to Korea after his indeterminate leave. He was formerly employed at the Coison Corporation.
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Michael Komko
Korea
John Komko
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Komko
Tannery Street
Reney
Japan
Coison Corporation
Two Teen-Age Girls Missing
The sheriffs department and county juvenile authorities were asked yesterday to aid in a search for two missing teenage girls. Janet Schmittgen, 15, of 735 North Alte road, vanished Tuesday night, and Marylin Ellis, 16, of South Amherst, has been gone since Monday. County Juvenile Officer Jane Patterson appealed for help.
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Sheriffs Department
Janet Schmittgen
North Alte Road
Marylin Ellis
South Amherst
Jane Patterson
Sheriff's Department
Stock Market Leaders and Movers in 76 Percent Rise
A list of major stocks including American Radiator American T and T Anaconda Copper Avco General Motors Sears Roebuck U S Steel Kroger Republic Steel Ohio Edison Texas Company and others shows gains of up to 76 percent and notable shifts across industries. The report captures diverse firms from utilities to manufacturing reflecting broad market optimism.
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American T. & T
Anaconda
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland
Columbia Gas
Fruehaus
General Motors Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper Kroger
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind
Standard of N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas
Toledo Edison
U.S
Steel
Warner
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Volunteers For Stevenson
Adia. E. Stevenson
R. Smith & Co
Riyrie Sevings
Glyria
Cub Scout Pack
Mrs. Truman
Death Records
Helen L. Mussey
Sarmnene
Tectia
Rert
Aver Lake
George Sarmmon
Cevelsnd
Council of Churches Board
Emil Yovich
Joan Piccura
Arthur Mons Yovich
James Gintome
Lors
Avril Mons
Yovich
K J Kararick
John Randal
Columbia Hills
Keth
Kenneth Kohler
Clearview School
Armherst Township
Township General Fund
Rena and Bridge Fund
Court of Appeals
H E Coulbertson
Ashland
Joan Williams
Cyrus Francis
Second Baptist Church
Williams Group
Francis
Jesse Lee Sawyer
Culbertson
Virginia Guerrero
Augusten
John D. Pincura
Susan Thompson
Willard
Sues Acheson
Sons
Lee Hoo Shee
Kwangtung Province
Police Dept. News
Cleveland Livestock
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Choice
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Soldier
PIKE
Western Reserve
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