Dewey To Make Declaration Of Foreign Policy
Governor Thomas E. Dewey travels via Great Falls to deliver a major Salt Lake City foreign policy speech. He warns dictators and militarists against disunity while linking the campaign to Paris talks on Berlin. Dewey stresses U S unity and peace with honor as he campaigns through Idaho Falls Pocatello Cache Junction and Ogden to support Republican candidates and oppose Democratic incumbents.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
U. S
Salt Lake City
Paris
Berlin
Truman
Great Falls
Mont
GOP
Republican Party
Helena
America
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Henry c. Dworshak
Cache Junction
Ogden
Utah
Herbert Maw
Beginning Mon Oct 4 Clearance Sale on Groceries
A compact notice announces a clearance sale starting Monday October 4 on all groceries with discounts ranging from 23 to 50 percent.
Truman To Seek Support Of Coal Miners In Illinois Tour
President Truman pressed into southern Illinois on a 141 mile auto tour through the soft coal region to win over United Mine Workers in a bid for 28 Illinois electoral votes. He planned a late night speech in Louisville Kentucky and returns to Chicago on Oct 25. He attacked Republicans over housing and prices and blasted Dewey with terms like bloodsuckers while urging voters to stand with the people.
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Truman
Illinois
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mile Union
Lounsville
White House
Carmi
UMW
Chicago
Missouri
Springfield
Neosho
Oklahoma
Mr. Truman
Dewey
Wallace Again Target Of Egg Barrage At Houston Rally
Henry A. Wallace claimed his fight against Jim Crow in the South succeeds despite another egg and tomato attack. In Houston 3500 unsegregated crowd cheered as Wallace faced missiles, boos, and police. An elderly man and a group of youths were ejected. Wallace called the incident a partisan tactic and praised progress against racial discrimination.
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Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Houston
el Paso
Texas
City Auditorium
Deep South
Barbert on- Adamson and Hackanthorn traffic death
Adamson 62 of New Matamoras Ohio was struck and killed by a car in Barbert on last month. Companion Erwin Hackanthorn 68 of Barberton was seriously injured police report partial details and local ad for dry cleaning services notes Moniie Mothproofed Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners.
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Barberton
Perle
Adamson
New Matamoras
Erwin Hackanthorn
Crystal
Clear Dry Cleaners
Adv
Appeal to UN Assembly Indict Russia Over Atomic Control
Paris reports Western powers warn the United States has enough atomic bombs to wage atomic war and urge the UN General Assembly to indict Russia for blocking international control. Canada and the United States press a judgment on their control plan as debate opens. Canada introduces a resolution urging member states to curb sovereignty to enable the plan.
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U.S
Paris
United States
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Canada
General Assembly
UN Assembly
Atomic Energy Commission
Berlin
French Communist Party
France
Soviet Union
A. G. L. McNaughton
Plan for Elyria High Junior Booster Club Formed
Elyria High School hosts the start of a Junior Booster Club with Clayton Gatchell elected temporary chairman. Three nominees per office were named and elections set for next week. Members discuss committees including membership and constitution and a group to work with the Elyria Booster Club on support for school activities beyond athletics. Don Sotherden represents the sponsoring club. Membership is open to all interested students with no fee.
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Elyria High School
Clayton Gatchell
Elyria Booster Club
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Don Sotherden
Urge Unregistered Voters To Register Urge Unregistered Voters To Register
In Elyria area today several groups urge unregistered voters to register before 9 pm next Monday to be eligible for November. The Elyria Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce League of Women Voters and Joint Labor Political Committee urge registration at Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria Savings and Trust Building open 9 am to 9 pm Saturday and Monday. Free transportation assistance is planned for those unable to reach the office, call 2042 to arrange.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Joint Labor Political Committee
C.I.0
AFL
MESA
Railway Brotherhoods, and
Machines’ Union
Lorain County Board of Election
Columbiana Man Killed in Two Car Collision
Henry Olschlager, 58, of Columbiana died after the north of here two car crash last night. He was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Andrew Ellis of Columbiana which struck another auto driven by Geo Brooks of Mayfair Hotel Pittsburgh.
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Columbiana
Henry Olschlager
Here
Olschlager
Andrew Ellis
Geo. Brooks
Mayfair Hotel
Pittsburgh
Miss Brown Will Return Home After Mountain Climb Injuries
Miss Joan Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of 324 Oxford Avenue is expected home from Berea Kentucky next week for a few weeks rest after injuries from a fall nearly 15 feet into a crevasse during a Berea College faculty mountain climb. She suffered a broken cheek bone and other facial injuries but is said to be fortunate to have escaped more serious harm. She was carried down the mountainside by stretcher to an ambulance and taken to the Berea College hospital two hours after the fall. Brown left the hospital recently to stay with a friend and will depart for Elvira early next week. She is starting her second year on the Berea College faculty.
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Joan Brown
Fred Brown
Oxford Avenue
Berea
Miss Brown
Berea College
Brown
Elvira
Martha Loomisere
Montgomery to Head Forces Of Five Western Powers
London reports official confirmation that Field Marshal Lord Montgomery will be named supreme commander of the armed forces of five Western European union powers. The British Cabinet approves the move, with a formal announcement by the Brussels treaty powers. The plan foresees a new West European supreme command and assigns sea and air command as well. The alliance aggregates about 2,000,000 under arms in peace, possibly swelling to over 12,000,000 in war.
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London
Lord Montgomery
Permanent Commission
Brussels
Faitain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Tusxembourg
Supreme Command
Myron Briggs Named City Investigator in Lorain
Myron Briggs a city fireman and World War II veteran was named part time investigator at 100 dollars a month by the Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission. He fills the vacancy from Harold Winland who moved to California to join government civil service as a firefighter in the Los Angeles area. Briggs served 22 years in military service and 20 years with the fire department since 1942.
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Lorain County
Myron Briggs
Briggs
Harold Winlind
California
Los Angeles
Grant Street
Highest Masonic Order Bestowed On James Hewitt
James A Hewitt former Elyria mayor and hospital official received the 33rd degree at Boston last evening during the 136th annual Supreme Council meeting. Hewitt has long served Elyria as safety director mayor and hospital secretary-treasurer and was active in Rotary and Masonic circles. He held top York Rite posts and served in the Lake Erie Consistory, with Elyria officials also attending.
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Masonic Order
Boston
Mass
James A Hewitt
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Supreme Council of
Hewitt
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Children’s Hospital
Ohio
Elstia Memorial Hospital
King Salomon Lodge
Elyria Council No 86
All York Rite
Lake Ernie
Cleveland
Supreme Council
A J Plocher
Ro HH. McCunt
K. W. Plocher
HL. Reynolds
H HH
Nye
New Water Department Truck Ready for Delivery
Service Director D W Kothe announced the city's new water department truck, equipped with a valve opener and other special gear, is ready for delivery. The 30 foot vehicle provides space for long water line sections and a crew of six.
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Water Department
D W_ Kothe
Violent clash in American sector of Berlin reported
Two or more Russian soldiers entered the American sector in Berlin and wounded several Germans in a brief gunfire incident. German police said the attack may involve more than two Russians and noted confusion at the scene south of Tempelhof. The event follows other border clashes and comes as radio RIAS was jammed, prompting investigations by station staff.
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Berlin
U.S
Tempelhof
U. S
Thomas Lancer
Madison, Conn
Night Formation Flights Reported Over Berlin by Russians
American authorities said Russian planes conducted night formation flights above Berlin last night for the first time in the airlift war. Flights were tracked to 11 p m at 4000 feet near Tempelhof and violated safety rules. Authorities could not estimate the number of planes. British sources cited planned October military exercises in the Soviet zone, while Magdeburg and Haldensieben reported arrests of anti Communist officials. Teegliche Rundschau accused Americans of Wild West tactics in Berlin and criticized confiscations of cargo by U S forces amid cross zone tensions.
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Berlin
Tempelhof
Yak
DPD
Social Democrat
Magdeburg
Haldensieben
Social Democratic Party
Jaid
Teegliche Rundschau
Red Army
United States
Frank Howley
U. S
Widow of Theodore Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill
Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt dies at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Long Island at 87. She married TR in 1886 after the death of his first wife. Funeral arrangements undecided. She survived by two children and a stepdaughter. three sons had preceded her in death.
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New York
Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Richard Derby
Edith Roosevelt Derby
Archibald Bullock Roosevelt
Cold Spring Harbor
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Washington, D. C
Quentin Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Elyria Council of Churches Plans Coming Events
Elyria Council of Churches held its year’s first meeting at Pilgrim Congregational church. M. M. Windsor urged each member church to appoint a representative for the laymen’s division to build a formal organization. The first laymen activity is Men and Mission Sunday, a project of the Laymen’s Missionary.
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Elyria Council of Churches
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Ernest Splete
M. M. Windsor
El Rey Grotto Celebrates First Birthday in Elyria
The El Rey Grotto of Elyria, formed last October 1, marks its first anniversary with a members and friends party at the Elks Hall. Scheduled for tomorrow night, the event features the El Rey Grotto band in uniform and various entertainers. Entertainment committee members William Stuntz and Joe Boddy help organize. The Grotto, though only a year old, already has about 450 members in Lorain County.
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el Rey Grotto
Elyria
Elks Hall
William Stuntz
Joe Boddy
Eleady
Lora
Wart Ads Help Slashing Food Costs This Fall
The Chronicle-Telegram Good Things to Eat column in the classified section promises savings on groceries this autumn. Readers are advised to watch Wart Ads for budget friendly deals and weekly specials offered by local merchants.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Kenneth Jameison
Tom Power
Lie
John J. Staskicel
Kulpmont
Joseph Curran
Alaritime
Ulon
Jim
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Plan Junior Booster Club
Clarence P Hiskey
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
House
Marcia Sand
Montgomery
James A. Hewitt
James Hewitt
Masonic
Howver
Radio Rias
William F. Heimlich
Columbus
Bulletin
Lil Cedar St
el Rey
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