Stevenson Tax Records Light Public Eye On Ike Contest
Springfield Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson released his last decade of income tax returns showing a $500 046 income and $211 980 in federal taxes with most earnings from gilt edged investments He prepared for a nationwide radio television appearance in Chicago to discuss finances and a fund for state appointees Donations to the Institute of Pacific Relations are listed and the figures highlight Stevenson’s rise with an $268 066 after taxes net income in 1942 1951 His 1948 gross income reached 78 444 with 23 719 in taxes The disclosure is seen as a strategic move against GOP rivals Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon Continued on Page 2
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Chicago
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Mutual Radio
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Richard M. Nixon
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Hisenhower
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Alabama
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Columbia University
Eisenhower Earnings Seen Issue Ahead of Election
Dwight D. Eisenhower faces scrutiny of his finances as Adlai Stevenson released a decade of income tax returns. James Hagerty said Eisenhower would issue a statement on his personal finances and likely include tax data. The issue follows Stevenson’s disclosure and Nixon’s televised demand for candor as the election nears.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James C .Hagerty
Boy Exonerated In Drowning At Lorain
A 15 year old Lorain boy was exonerated by authorities in the drowning of six year old Judy Stern in Rex Gardens Lorain. Juvenile authorities may refer the youth to Columbus for observation while noting ongoing juvenile court concerns. The child was found dead in Black River at Kew Gardens the coroner ruled drowning.
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Judy Stern
Rex Gardens
toGey
Ray Warren
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
Black River
Kew Gardens
Ruied
Pranksters Tip Over Fireplaces at Columbia Station Park
The sheriffs department investigated Van Galism at Columbia Station park after an early Hallowe en prank. Constable Avins reported two tipped over fireplaces two toppled baseball bleachers and two park benches placed on a shelter lip and on a children's slide.
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Sheriffs Department
van Galism
Columbia Station Park
Avins
Northeastern Ohio Weather Tonight Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and cooler with a low near 54. Tuesday looks fair and not as warm as today. Lake winds steady from the southwest this afternoon, shifting to northwest this evening and variable tonight and Tuesday morning. Barometer at 30.07 and falling.
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Ohio
Counterfeit Bills Passed Here In Local Uptown District
Police logged two counterfeit incidents on Saturday. A $20 note used at Fisher Foods led staff to tail a man described as about 42, 5'8", blue green coat, tan trousers, hat, with a crescent and hammer tattoo. A second suspect waited outside and fled in a car near Lutheran school. A Tru Value Dress Shop manager reported a counterfeit $10, not reported earlier.
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Fisher Foods
Istore
Third Street
UN and Allied Air Power Push Back North Korea Combat
In northwest Korea 150 MiG-15s attacked Allied Sabrejets but the jets downed two and damaged two more. Sabres brought September losses to 60 MiGs destroyed seven probably destroyed and 55 damaged. Ground fighting raged along a 19 mile front with Capitol Division and Third South Korean Division defending and counterattacking. UN warplanes attacked a gold mine northeast of Pukchin. air action followed by Greek troops retaking Big Nori Hill before a Greek officer reported heavy Greek casualties after a misdirected bombing by American jets.
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Seoul
Korea
Big Nori Hill
Five Injured In Five Weekend Traffic Accidents
Five people sustained injuries in five separate crashes reported to the sheriff's department over the weekend. Lotiria Kominis, 46, of Amherst, wife of Timbers cafe owner Joan Kominis, was struck while crossing Route 113 near the Timbers cafe by Gerald J. O Connor, 229 13th Street, and admitted to Amherst Hospital with possible hip fracture, head lacerations, and shock. O Connor said he had stopped for a light and a westbound car cleared before Kominis emerged. Farul Chavaha, 25, of 220 Seventh Street, was treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital after his car hit a utility pole and a rock on Route 102 west of LaPorte, apparently after dozing off at the wheel.
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Amherst
Joan Kominis
Timbers Cafe
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Route 58
Gerald J. O'Connor
13Th Street
Amherst Hospital
O'Connor
Kosco
Chavaha
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Elvira Memorial Hospital
LaPorte
Robert Vinovich
Joseph Grunda
McGrath Denies Charge He Sabotaged Clean-Up
Former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath denied a congressional charge that he sabotaged Truman administration efforts to combat corruption last spring. A House subcommittee report criticized his role in appointing Newbold Morris and described the drive as awkward and bungling, with Morris suggesting McGrath fired him over methods.
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Newbold Morris
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Zoning Board Approves Offices in Residential 409 East Ave
Elyria zoning panel cleared the way for physician offices in the former Cronin home at 409 East Avenue. Dr Joseph Strong won permission to operate without resident in the same dwelling, citing ordinance allowances. Also approved AT&T repeater station west of Gulf Road and 1055 feet, and discussed Lincoln Park allotment with a dead end turnabout concern.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Elywood
Chicago
Philadelphia
Gulf Road
Allan W. Smythe
Planning Commission
Lincoln Park
Marseilles Avenue
Dead End
Insulators On Fence Damaged By Bullet Fire
A rural fence at MK Schhlecter fare Rowhe 113 was shot by youths, breaking insulators and dropping wire. A cow was injured attempting to jump the fence and a veterinarian treated it after a report to the snemfis department.
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Snemfis
Child Rejects Studio Job Offer in Motion Picture Contract
Superior Judge Frank G Swain approves a child actor’s contract after asking George Winslow if he enjoys acting. The boy replies No, revealing his reluctance to take a motion picture job paying 300 dollars a week.
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Hollywood
Cail
Gerge Winslow
Frank G Swain
George
Amherst and Oberlin pages collide with local calendars
Amherst and Oberlin sections mix events and notices in a compact community update. Calendar entries, society notes, and sports glimpses shape a snapshot of local life, with page references guiding readers to farms, markets, theatre, and death records as the week unfolds.
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Amherst
Elyra
Oberlin
Society
Wellington
Funds Bequeathed To Elyria Church For New Building
The will of the late Helen L. Massey of Elyria, age 84, filed in probate court, leaves about 100000 to St Andrews Episcopal church with 39000 in specific bequests. It provides funding to replace the parish house adjacent to the church and may fund interior furnishings if funds remain. Other gifts include 19000 to St Andrews for church purposes, 35000 to Elyria Memorial Hospital, 5900 to the Methodist Home for the Aged, and 2000 to a Florida church.
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Elyria
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Pinncanas County
Florida
Elyria School Bond Issue Planned for November Ballot
The Elyria City Board of Education voted to place a 3,000,000 school bond issue on the November ballot. W. O. McClellan reported an estimated millage of 2.2708 for each 100 of valuation, with bonds issued in one series and retirement over two years. The board also asked for printed ballots and notices for the election.
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Elyria City
Board of Elections
Safe Crackers Probe Meier Goldberg Burglary
Suspects traced a burglary at Meier Goldberg Super Market on Broadway near Lorain Friday night. About 1150 in cash and a complete check were taken along with receipts and papers. later custody found 12 cents in coins near the store. Missing were title certificates for an automobile and a jeep. authorities believe money was dropped accidentally.
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Broadway
Lorain
Flight Engineers Strike Delayed as Union Ends Walkout Threat
KANSAS CITY. A threatened strike by 33 AFL flight engineers against Trans World Airlines was averted when union negotiators agreed to a proposed contract. An official of the Flight Engineers International Association said the work stoppage was postponed pending union membership consideration.
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Kansas City
AFL
Trans World Airrlines
Flight Engineers International Association
Education Group To Hear Dr Zaug
A Lorain County Education Association event lists 367 reservations for a banquet at Grafon High School Tuesday evening. Dr Zaug from Bowling Green State University will speak as the guest of the department of education.
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Zaug
Lorain County Education
Grafon High School
Twesnesner
Ceili
Zance Charmer
Bowling Green State University
Cornerstone Laid For Elyria YWCA Activities Building
More than 100 friends and members gathered as the Elyria YWCA laid the cornerstone of the new activities building. Mrs Scott Gillmore received items for the cornerstone while Mrs Artemas Beebe and other officials presented documents and histories. A Bible used by former executive director Miss Ona V Holly was among the ceremonial offerings. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Howard C. Golimar
Helen Mulholland
Clyde McDowell
C. S. Woodin
Scott Gillmore
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Y. W. Buildings Committee
Artemas’ Beebe
Mark Willis
Building Fund Committee
Archie Penfound
Ona V. Holly
Japan General Election Seen Shaping Asia’s Struggle
The Tokyo vote next Wednesday will influence the fight between Communism and freedom in Asia. The nationwide Diet election ends Allied occupation and tests whether Japanese citizens choose Democracy over Communism. Analysts forecast a strong turnout and warn that a pro Communist result could embolden foes across the region.
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Tokyo
Asia
Diet
Japan
Silentinais Counitie
Cormonmem Inere
Far East
Adenan Farves
Reds Likely To Reject UN Truce Proposals
At Panmunjom North Korea indicated rejection of the UN truce plan. The UN proposed three options for prisoner repatriation and allowed choice under neutral oversight with no forced crossings. A next meeting was set for October 3 to await a Communist reply.
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Panmunjom
Korra
North Korea
United Nations
Recs
Peiping
Pyonzgyanz
William K Harrison
Munson Arm
Fdeadincx
Cir Gm
Mer
Demilitarized Zone
Truman accuses Eisenhower of emotional campaign tactics
President Truman attacks Dwight D Eisenhower as a front man for GOP special interests. He says Eisenhower appeals to emotions, not intellects, while defending his own anti corruption record. Truman labels Republican aides as Holy, corrupt supporters and touts victory over Communism and Korea.
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Republican Party
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Eisenhower
Calis
Korea
Kremlin
Matuszak Named Lorain Postmaster in October
Albert R. Matuszak will resign as Lorain County Elections Board clerk on October 1 to become Lorain city postmaster. The board accepted the resignation. a Democrat will be chosen to replace him, with a full board vote and a later appointment confirmation.
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Albert R. Matuszak
Lorain County
Mlatus- Zak
Election Board
Harald I. Covault
Lorain
James C.tt
Wellington
Demoig
Joseph Ujoneisi Lorain
J. B. Seward
Eisl
Adionitas Steel
Ane
Bus thief in New York drives off in second vehicle
A thief damages three parked cars after driving from a garage and steals a second bus when the driver stops to inspect. The ad urges readers to use Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads to reach buyers, offering help with writing effective ads.
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New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
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