Ukraine Delegate Blames U S for Splitting Europe to Enslave It
Ukrainian delegate Dim itri Manuilsky accused the United States of splitting Germany and Europe to enslave them. He attacked Bevin and Spaak, claimed the US maintains 489 bases to dominate the world, and urged a one third armament cut at the United Nations.
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U.S
Germany
Europe
Paris
Dimitri Manuilsky
United States
Manuilsky
Eduard Kardelj
United Nations General Assembly
Kardelj
United Nations
Russia
Berlin
Security Council
Bevin Manuilsky
Ernest Bevin
Soviet Union
Bevin
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Radio Moscow
Plans for Lake Erie League activities outlined
A meeting of six Lake Erie High School League principals and staff at the Gables Inn in Fairview Village discussed plans and rule changes for tennis and football. The annual choir festival was set for March 18, band festival fate debated, and a three-substitution limit approved for league games. Spring football practice was considered but no decision made. A cheer leaders clinic was approved to be held at Lakewood this fall. Elyria High representatives listed.
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Lake Erie
Gables Inn
Fairview Village
Elyria High School
He Owas
State Athletic Association
Lakewood
Robert BE. Wilson
Cgroeeuge
Cleveland Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio calls for partly cloudy skies with a few showers today tonight and Thursday. Winds from the southwest at ten to thirteen miles per hour through tonight. Lows around 46 high near 72. Open daily and evenings serving ale and sandwiches at Ye Olde Dine Ridgeville.
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Ridgeville
Motorist Drowns In Licking River Near Newark
Funeral services for Russell E. Fulton age 62 were arranged after his overturned automobile was found under seven feet of water in the Licking River seven miles southwest of Newark. Fulton had been reported missing after failing to return from work and apparently lost control around a grave.
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Russel
Fulton
Licking River
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Lickine County
Rae Brands
U S Protest Over Soviet Aerial Tactics Near Berlin
Soviet Yak fighters edge within 100 feet of two American C-54 transports on the Berlin milk run provoking a formal U S protest. Army officials say five Yak fighters buzzed the bombers as they ferried supplies into blockaded Berlin prompting calls for immediate Soviet action.
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U.S
U.S. Army
U. S
W.I
Rh. FE. Steadman
W. O P. Hall
Armed Forces
Steadman
Elyria Community Chest Sets 1949 Goal of 979,867 Rally Oct 18
The Elyria Community Chest approved a 1949 peacetime goal of 97,867, up 7,924 from 1948. A kickoff rally is set for October 18 at Elyria High School, with the drive running through October 26. New agencies include the Elyria Youth Center and United Service Organizations, while funds support Boy Scouts, hospitals, YMCA, and other services.
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Elyria
Elyria Community Chest
Elyria High School
Community Chest
R. J. Fitch
E. R. Schneider
Boy Scouts
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Center For the
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Salvation Army
Women’s Auxiliary
Elyria Youth Center
United Service Organizations
Elyria Man Fatally Hurt In Michigan Train Collision
Gustave Kalis, 57, of 912 Laks avenue, died at Hurley Hospital Flint at 12:30 a.m. today from injuries suffered when his automobile was struck by a train at 5:15 p.m. yesterday. He was a millwright at Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co. for 13 years and had gone to Michigan to visit a daughter. He leaves two sons and was widowed. The body was taken to Lake City Funeral Home in Lake City, Michigan.
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Gustave Kalis
Laks Avenue
Hurley
Flint
Mich
Kalis
Western Automatic Machine and Screw,Co
Michigan
Lake City
Flint Hospital
Tomorrow Is Deadline On Drivers' Licenses
Columbus report states Edward T. Fogo, state registrar, announced tomorrow as the deadline to purchase new automobile driver's licenses. He said statewide sales have been about normal.
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Columbus
Edward T. Fogo
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fogo
Truman Charges Republicans Red Allies
President Truman tours Oklahoma in a rapid campaign against Republicans he says are aiding Communists. He plans at least 10 stops, speaking from Shawnee to Tulsa and later Missouri, charging GOP investigations and HUAC hearings harm national security and rally support for Wallace.
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Truman
Oklahoma
Missouri
Oklahoma City
Henry A. Wallace
Shawnee
Seminole
Wewoka
Holdenville
McAlester
Elyria to Observe National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
Final arrangements for next week's observance will be set at a committee meeting at the Ohio State Employment Service office at 212 Middle Avenue at 7 30 p m Thursday. Mayor Henry W Ault, general chairman, will preside and reports from several committees are expected outlining program phases.
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Elyria
Total Ohio State Employment Service
Middle Avenue
Henry W. Ault
Elyria Plans Traditional Hallowe'en Parade Revival
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce board promotes a traditional Hallowe'en parade with Kiwanis and Lions support. Kiwanis aims to revive last year’s system, with Lions backing and Merchants Division backing financing. A City-Wide Sweetest Day event is set for October 16, plus a bus trip to Findlay on October 18 to spur rural urban Farm Club efforts.
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Elyria
Paul Hardy
F. A. Dusthimer
Fiwin Baum
The
Lions Club
Merchants Division Board
Elyria Lions Club
Board of Governors
Kiwanis Club
Lorain County Implement Dealers
Dewey To Speak On Foreign Policy Thursday
Governor Dewey plans a major NBC national address on foreign policy from Salt Lake City at 9 30 pm EST as Berlin crisis and Paris talks dominate his campaign. He cites UN efforts in Paris with adviser Allen W Dulles and pledges unity behind the UN delegation while resisting compromise on principles. He warns there is no peace in tyranny but keeps hope for peace alive.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Berlin
Paris
Salt Linke City
NBC
Paul E. Lockwood
New York
United Nations
Allen W. Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Missoula
Mont
United States
Tham
Wallace Campaigns in Texas Amid Segregation Controversy
Wallace, Democratic presidential hopeful, arrived in Houston for a nine stop Texas tour. He spoke at four public events near Dallas with a 900 attendee meeting at Yacht Club Boby Burn hall, where segregation laws exist but were not enforced. He criticized President Truman over racial policy and urged abolition of discrimination.
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Wallace
Henry AL Wallace
Progressive Party
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Lone Star
Dally W
the Yacht Club
Bob’y Burn
Texas Jaw
Tramuar
West Looks to UN Over Soviet Berlin Blockade Threat
The United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union of creating a threat to peace by blocking Berlin. They submit identical letters to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie and seek action under Chapter VII but offer no remedies or details. The Western powers cite Article II and call for Security Council consideration at the earliest opportunity.
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United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
United Nations Security Council
Trygve Lie
Lie
United Nations
Security Council
Draft Board Sends First Call To Send Men
Selective Service Board No 72 serving Elyria received its first call to send 13 men for armed forces pre induction examinations in Cleveland on October 14. Registrants will travel by bus to the Army Recruiting Station Old Post Office Building. Oldest eligible men will go first while those turning 26 within 30 to 40 days after exams will be deferred. A medical advisory board is hoped for before October 14 to assess defects. Some registrants rejected for World War II service were noted but details are incomplete.
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Selective Service Board No. 72
Armed Forces
Board No. 72
Elyria
Cleveland
Army Recruiting Station
Old Post Office Building
State Office
Selective Service Board
Milk price to drop cent a quart in October
Elyria milk dealers announce a one cent per quart price reduction effective October 1. The move follows Cleveland market pricing and may affect most local retailers as surplus milk allows a temporary drop. Lower prices apply to standard milk 21 cents, homogenized milk 22 cents, standard milk 78 cents a gallon, and coffee cream 23 cents per half pint.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Former Democratic Party Leader Dies in Cleveland
Walter Burr Gongwer, once Cuyahoga County Democratic party leader, died unexpectedly at his Cleveland home at age 74. A Mansfield native, he began in politics as a reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer and earlier worked on a Mansfield newspaper. Also note: kosher wiener sandwiches served this week at the Clevelander, 111 Cedar St.
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Cleveland
Walter Burr
Gongwer
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Party
Mansfield
Cleveland Plain Nealer
Clevelander
Cedar St
Jackson and Madison Bay Victims Die in Road Cave-In
Russell M. White, 26, of Jackson, and Madison Bay, 56, of Springfield, were killed yesterday when a road cave-in occurred during sewer project work near town.
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Jackson
Russell M. White
Madison Bay
Springfield
Canton Boy Killed by Train While Playing Near Home
Richard Boni, four, was struck and killed yesterday by a backing Wheeling and Lake Erie train as he played along the tracks near his Canton home. The incident drew hundreds of onlookers as readers perused the Chronicle Telegram for sale ads and classified listings.
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Richard Boni
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
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