Soviet Bloc Warns UN On China Battle At Lake Success
The Soviet bloc warned the United Nations that advancing China’s dispute with Russia as a priority could be seen as preparation for war. Chinese delegate Tingfu F. Tsang urged immediate consideration after Italy’s colonies issue. Discussions on China and atomic control plans continued amid East-West wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuzma Kisselev
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Philip C. Jessup
China
Vishinsky
Canada
Some County Accounts Get Additional Funds
The county budget commission certified an extra 17 000 to the county for general fund, above an initial 1 029 271. Commissioners appropriated 317 000 to courts and 2 000 for workhouse prisoners. Additional allocations covered jail, probate court, state examiners, courthouse supplies, county employee premiums, and the contingent fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Budget Commission
County Commissioners
Elvin Hadsenl
County Approves Water Line Extension for Elyria Supply
County commissioners approved a resolution to accept a water line extension along Grafton Road to provide Elyria water to the Lawrence Jackson allotment at LaPorte. The six inch lateral connects to an eight inch main, installed and paid by Jackson, and approved by the state board of health. The allotment covers about 13 acres, located north of Route 10 on the east side of Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grefton Road
Elyria
Lawrence Jackson
LaPorte
R. J. Forbes
LePorte
Jackson
State Board of Health
Route 10
Grafton Road
Buckler Killed by Contact With Live Wire at Plant
Earl B. Buckler aged 60 was electrocuted yesterday when he touched a live electric wire while working at the Columbia Cement plant in East Fulstonham. The incident occurred in Zanesville area. Authorities are investigating the accident and the plant remains open with safety checks underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
East Fulstonham
Earl B. Buckler
Columbia Cement Pliant
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Northeast Ohio outlook fair and warmer this afternoon. Tonight and Saturday will be mild with a low near 44 and a high around 70. Markets note Milton’s Jewelers Anniversary Specials advertised on page 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Milton
Men Vs Women Contest Looms In Chest Drive
Harold Rorick and Mrs. Harry B. White will co head the Mid Town Division of the Elyria Community Chest campaign. Rorick will field male teams while Mrs. White recruits women, using percentages to pace the race. Both have long ties to the Chest, YMC A, Red Cross, Kiwanis and local civic groups. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Chest
Harold R. Rorick
Harry B. White
Mid- Town
Norris Ryder
Rorick
Community Chest
Y.bm.ca
The
American Red Cross
Elvira Kiwanis Club
Elyma Chamber of Commerce
No 2
Seven Die In Kansas City Fire Today
A two story convalescent home in Kansas City trapped seven of sixteen occupants as flames engulfed the building. Five died by suffocation, two burned. neighbors and a bystander helped rescue others. Victims include Myrtle M Hershey, Marion Hershey Jr, and Myrtle Marie Hershey. flames centered in the house with origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sinal
Myrtle M. Hershey
Marion
Myrtle Marie
Marion Hershey, Jr
Myrtle Marie Hershey
Ladraine Ellis
Owen Richards
Florence Richards
Birs
Cora Andrews
Ola Jones
Aurora Barse
John Paulsen
Paulsen
Helen Mitchell
Wormn
Tom Cook
L. E. Walton
Mindenmines
Esther
David
Rites Set For Surgeon Thomas E. Jones
Cleveland surgeon Thomas E. Jones chief of Cleveland Clinic surgical staff died yesterday. Services will be held in Steubenville tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas E. Jones
Steubenville
Jones
Cleveland Clinic
Car And Bus Operator Retires After 42 Years Of Service
Alheit a veteran Lorain transit worker, retires after 42 years with Lorain streetcars and buses. On May 11 1997 he began with Lorain Street Railroad and Lake Shore Electric Railroad. he recalls horse drawn cars, hand brakes and changing methods. He praises public cooperation and notes a few fights but overall many kindnesses from riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feiden Aiheit
Dewey Avenue
Employees Transit Lines, Incorporated
Lorein
Easi Re
Resuilar Sefetr
Atheit
Daring
Lorain
He Warst
Loraintreet Railroad
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
Transit Lines
Alheit
Hungary Breaks Off Yugoslavia Pact Over Tito Plot Claims
Hungary denounced the treaty of friendship and mutual aid with Yugoslavia accusing Tito's regime of defaming the pact and plotting to overthrow the Hungarian government. Foreign Minister Gurla Halla delivered the formal note to Yugoslav Minister Jura Jovanovic as the Cominform crisis broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Gurla Halla
Jura Jovanovic
Laszlo Rajk
Tito
Rajk
United States
Alexander Rankovic
Belgrade
Enver
Fight Planned On Tokyo Rose Guilty Verdict
Mrs Iva Toguri D Aquinte plans a motion in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to arrest judgment and a new trial to overturn her treason conviction tied to wartime Tokyo Rose broadcasts. Her attorney Wayne Collis seeks bail if motions fail and will pursue a direct appeal over alleged improper jury instruction and evidentiary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Iva Toguri
D’aquinte Today
Tokyo
Roche
Thurscar
Driver Of Death Car Held For Grand Jury
Lyndell Sanders a 23 year old Lorain steel worker from East Lynn West Virginia was bound over to the grand jury on a second degree manslaughter charge for the deaths of two passengers Jack Pinson 25 of Lithonia Georgia and Joseph Chambers 23 of Fulton Georgia. The fatal crash occurred at 1 am last Sunday when Sanders struck a utility pole on Gulf road north of Route 254. Sanders is jailed for failing to make bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndell Sanders
Lorain
East Lynn
W. Va
James Horm
Jack Pinson
Lithonia
Joseph Chambers
Fulton
Sanders
Gulf Road
Route 254
Jal
Ship Line Seeks Navy Aid Over Shanghai Cargo Standoff
Isbradt line asks U S Navy to release three American freighters detained by nationalist warships off Shanghai. Vessels hold cargo valued at about 1 65 million including steel cotton drugs and machinery. The cargo ships were warned to surrender 10 000 tons or face return to Shanghai.
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Shanghai
China
Isbradtsen Line
United States
A. P. Pattison
Pattison and Co
American Line
Navy Department
Washington
Red Cross
Pennant Races Tighten in Major League Baseball
In The American League the Yankees and Red Sox are tied for first after a rain day. The Yankees face Philadelphia in New York and the Red Sox meet Washington in Washington. In the National League the Dodgers moved into a half game lead by winning twice over Boston, 9 to 2 and 8 to 0, while St Louis lost to Pittsburgh 7 to 2 and faces Chicago today as Brooklyn rests. Dentists notice: Dr. Smith offers evening hours and plate repairs.
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Philadelphia
New York
Red Sox
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boy Hurt When Car Swerves To Miss Bicyclist
A 12 year old boy, William Fees Jr., was injured when a motorist swerved to avoid a bicyclist riding without a light on Sugar Ridge road. The car, driven by 21 year old Brian Nowak, struck the boy after veering toward a ditch and later mailboxes. Fees suffered a compound leg fracture, scalp laceration, and back bruises. condition listed as good at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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William Fees, Jr
Sugar Ridge Road
Brian R. Nowak
Case Road
James Howard
Abbe Road
Nowak
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Eaton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Howard
Frank Kasen
Slife Road
R. D
Grafton
Sheriffs’ Department
Route 10
Route 76
Franklin S. Smith
Bath Street
Glen. Peltier
Lorain
Bond
Franklin Streets
Elmo Madison
West Avenue
Broad Street
Mary Balko
Second Polio Case In Grafton Road Family
The second child in the family of Mr and Mrs Richard J Price in Grafton road is treated for polio at Cleveland Car Hospital. Kathleen Price is improving with a normal temperature and possible early release next week. Her brother, admitted last Monday at City Hospital in Cleveland, is recovering with slight right leg weakness. The third child Polis shows no signs of contraction.
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Richard J. Price
Grafton Road
Cleveland
Jersey
Ito
Price
Kathleen
City Hospital
Polis
Yuere At
Young Mayor Resigns Amid Illness in Ohio City
Robert Lukens age 28 the youngest mayor of a major U S city announced his resignation effective October 15 due to illness at NEW PHILADELPHIA OHIO. The ad promotes Elyria Hardware Lay away Christmas toys and games with thousands of toys and hundreds of games.
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New
Philadelphia
Robert Lukens
United States
Elyria Hardware
Proposals Offered Today By Federal Mediation
Federal mediators proposed several measures to avert a strike by 500000 steel workers as CIO and U S Steel faced tough stances. Production slowed across 953 firms with many mills idle and furnaces cooling in anticipation of a walkout at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
U. S. Steel Corp
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Peter Seitz
Government Mediation Service
U. S
Lettz
Union
Still Many Fish In Park Pool
Ely park pool still holds a sizeable fish stock with tomorrow set for fishing prefers by age group. Park Superintendent John Madhock announced children ten and under can fish until 2 p.m. after 2 p.m. those 14 and under may fish. James Smith, 13, of 1238 South Prospect Street caught a 16 pound carp yesterday, the superintendent said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Park Pool
John Madhock
Madhock
James Smith
Prospect Street
Hard Coal Miners Ordered Back To Work Monday
The United Mine Workers ordered bituminous miners west of the Mississippi and all anthracite miners to return to their jobs Monday ending a 12 day coal strike. About 78,000 hard coal miners in Pennsylvania and 22,000 bituminous miners in nine western states are affected. Talks resumed at Waite Springs as union negotiators meet with operators to restart output mainly for domestic heating. The move follows stock declines and fears of market loss, with western states listed for resumption.
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United Mine Workers
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Mississi Pi
USMY
Thomas Kennedy
Waite Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Kennedy
Washington
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Republic Plants To Be Shut Down Tight By Tonight
Cleveland officials reported Republic Steel Corp and American Steel & Wire Co would shut their plants tonight as furnaces were banked and a threatened steel strike loomed. They said no preemptive walkouts occurred but expected few or no workers at the 1 PM strike hour because there would be no work to do.
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Portsmouth (G.) Steel Co
Murray
Portsmouth
United Industry
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Pearce
Bethlehem, Republic
Inland
Great Lakes
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Stephens
Cyrus Ching
Morres
Dig Steel
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
American Steel & Wire Co
Thrift and Classified Ads Promote Frugal Living
The Chronicle Telegram urges thrift for children learning from family talk and praises classified ads as a profitable habit. Readers are invited to call 44-121 or 44-131 for ad help to sell, buy, rent, or offer a service.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Bell Aircraft
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Soviet Bloc
Workman
Harry H. White
Harold RK. Rorick
Tokyo Rose
Darwin
Darek Florist
Ship Line
Navy
United Press
Er. Smith
Bulletin
U.P
William Margolis
T U. S. Steel Corporation
Republic
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