Truman kerbs Ike claims in 1945 Russia advice critique
President Truman accused Dwight D. Eisenhower of causing harm by asserting in 1945 that Russia sought friendly ties with the United States. He argued Eisenhower’s foresight was weaker than his hindsight and urged voters to consider Stevenson’s cautions about Soviet threats.
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Truman
Gay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Havre, Mont
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Europe
Stevenson Hits Emotional Campaign in Illinois Fireside Talk
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson blasted the Republicans and Dwight D. Eisenhower for an "emotional" campaign as he delivered a 30 minute televised address from Chicago. He defended his fund giving to eight appointees in Illinois and urged voters to seek substantive issues over passion. Stevenson returned to Springfield to continue speechwriting and state business.
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Springfield
Iill
Adlai E Stevenson
Dwight D. Evenhower
Chicago
Stevenson
GOP
Eisenhower
Ilinois
Discharged After Two Years In Field Artillery
Cpl Robert A. Meyers of 226 North Olive Street returns home from Germany after two years and eight months of service with the Fourth Division Twenty Field Artillery. He is officially discharged and is the son of Mr and Mrs Weller A Meyers.
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Robert A. Meyers
North Olive Street
Weller A. Meyers
Germany
Cppl
Meyers
20Th Field Arillery
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Five Day Outlook
Northeastern Ohio remains clear and mild tonight into Wednesday morning. Tonight lows near 52 with variable winds around 10 mph and a 30.09 barometer. Five day outlook shows highs 48 to 73 with above normal temperatures statewide. Showers totaling half an inch expected in the north Thursday and Sunday.
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Ohio
County Levy Talks Set With Elyria and Lorain Groups
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn will discuss two proposed levies with the Elyria Women’s Club on Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. and the Lorain University Women’s Club on Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. The measures seek a half mill for two years for Pleasant View Sanatorium improvements and a one mill for one year for Wellington fairgrounds upgrades.
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Oscar Gunn
Elyria
Lorain
Dunn
University Women’s
Club of
Pleasant View
Wellington
Browder and Wife Indicted on Perjury Charges
A New York federal grand jury indicted former Communist leader Earl Browder and his wife Raissa Irene Browder on perjury counts. They allegedly lied in a 1949 naturalization proceeding about Communist affiliation. If convicted, Raissa could face 20 years and $10,000. Earl Browder up to five years and $5,000.
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Washington
New York
Earl Browder
Raissa Irene
Justice Department
Browders
Browder
Communist Party
James P. McGranery
Department of Justice
Fifteen Called for Grand Jury Service This October
Clerk H E Agate announced the 15 jurors for grand jury duty beginning October 20. About 30 cases are pending, rising to roughly 40 as jurors convene, with names including Max G Kelly and Mary R Yucka of Elyria, and Marjorie Bloehorn and Julia Karney of Wellington, among others.
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H. E. Agate
Max G. Kelly
Brandtson Avenue
Charles Novot‘ney
Woodford Avenue
Mary R. Yucka
Elyria
William Koont
Father And Boy Believed Killed In Boat Blast
A 36 foot fishing boat exploded near Kellys Island and a fisherman and his four year old son were believed killed by the Coast Guard. Missing were Gilbert Mike Reidy and his son Eddie. Reidy, a gasoline dealer on the island, was known to fishermen for renting his boat to fishing parties.
Stydahar Resigns as Rams Coach in Los Angeles
Joe Stydahar resigns as coach of the Los Angeles Rams and Hampton Pool is named to succeed him as top aide.
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Stydahar
L.A. Rams
Los Angeles
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles Rams
Hampton Pool
Gen Smith Denies Reds In Key CIA Posts
Gen Walter Be Smith said there may be Communists in the CIA but none in top jobs. He claimed any infiltration is in minor posts with limited access and that no communists have been detected. GOP leaders call his remarks campaign ammunition as Truman aides respond with calm.
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Washington
Walter Be
Geli Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
U. S
Russia
Gen
Deight D. Esenhower
Smith
Truman
GOP
Arthur E. Summerfield
Claire Booth Luce
Connecticut
White House
Thieves Make A Large Haul In Robbery Here
Elyria police under Detective Edward G. Stankard probe a weekend burglary at Spitzer Motors. Thieves removed about 1600 dollars in tools and auto equipment by breaking a rear window and unlocking doors to steal a truck. A quick count showed 1274 dollars in tools, 375 dollars in auto radios, plus undisclosed tools and money from a soda machine.
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Elyria
Edward G. Stankard
Spitzer Motors Company
Oberlin Boy Gerald Broome Missing Since Friday
Gerald Broome a 17 year old Oberlin resident has been missing since last Friday. Lorain County Child Welfare Department asked state authorities to assist in the search. He is described as five feet two inches tall, 110 pounds, with curly black hair and was last seen riding an English mike bicycle.
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Gerald Broome
Oberlin
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
Oberlin High School
Brown To Speak At Fish Fry In LaPorte
Medina mayor and Ohio lieutenant governor hopeful John W. Brown will address a fish fry at LaPorte Methodist Church tomorrow at 6 30 p m. The event is part of his grass roots campaign and is expected to draw a large crowd with local veterans groups in attendance.
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John W. Brown
Medina
Ohio
LaPorte Methodist Church
Guard Herbert Young Hired at Adult School
Police Chief Cleilan Andress reports Herbert H Young of 208 East Broad Street employed as an adult school guard. He replaces John Jesse who resigned due to difficulty balancing the part time job with regular employment at the Fourth Street and East River Street intersection.
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Cleilan Andress
Herbert H. Young
East Broad Street
Young
John Jesse
Fourth Street
East River Street
Jesse
Dayton Group Plans to Take Over Elyria Bus Franchise
Dayton's St John Transit team met with Elyria officials to push a franchise for bus service. If an agreement is reached, they would exercise an option to take over the Elyria Coach Company and ensure bus transportation after the current franchise expires on November 28. Mayor Ault expressed optimism for service continuity.
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Elyria
Elyria Coach ‘Company
Frank Kayden
St John’s Transit Company
Dayton
Roland E. St. John
James Duncan
Nelson B. Ross
Phil C Ebeling
Social Transportation Company
Lima
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Kayden
Transportation Committee
Henry W. Ault
New Method Used In Heart Operation
Eleven year old Judith Schmidt of Cleveland underwent a pioneering heart operation at Hahnemann Hospital using a deep freeze technique to temporarily stop the heart. Doctors aimed to repair a large hole in the heart’s partition, allowing Judith to walk and live with improved prospects after years of illness.
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Philadelphia
Judith Schmdt
Cleveland
Hahnemann Hospital
Judith
George Schmidt
Seth St
Cleveland Heart Clnic
Hahnemann
Long Strike Ends at Fremont Foundry Co Work Resumes
Fremont Foundry Co. workers return after a wildcat lunch hour strike tied to a dispute. The stoppage idled about 200 employees since April 17 and ended today with resumed operations.
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Fremont
Fremont Foundry Co
Pomeroy Shanis Closed For Polio Again This Year
Five new polio cases reported as O Shanis closes again this year in Pomeroy. Economy Motors at 101 Broad St promotes car winterization services in the same item.
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Pomeroy. O—Shanis
Economy Motors
Broad St
Allies Driven From Hill After Bloody Fighting
Chinese forces aided by tanks broke through UN defenses on a central Korean hill after 18 hours of brutal combat. The Reds captured and briefly held Big Nori and nearby positions before Allied counterattacks reclaimed some ground, with heavy fighting across the 155 mile front and multiple hills including Tessie Hill.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Eighth Army
Hil
Kum‘song
Fojtay
Bunker Hill
Communists Dutum
Aionday
Warm Weather Persists In Ohio For Several Days
United Press reports Ohio will see unseasonably warm weather for a few days as the Weather Bureau in Columbus predicts temperatures several degrees above normal. North Ohio highs reach the upper 70s to mid 80s with Chillicothe at 87, and other readings ranging from 23 to 84 across cities.
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Ohio
United Press
Columbus
Chillicathe
Marion
Circleville
Cleveland
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Davion
Delaware
Akron
Youngstown
Juveniles Suspected in Window Breakage at North Eston
Deputies investigate after 105 windows broken near North Eston at the Columbia Center area. Juveniles are suspected in the garage incident as deputies probe the case.
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Herb Garman
Columbia Center
Sheriff's Departement
North Eston
Ike Heads West After Dixie Talk
Ike Eisenhower opens a four week campaign swing from Columbia South Carolina to the Midwest and Far West in a bid for the White House. He travels to 27 states ending October 28 with a high hopes after the Nixon expense controversy and a pledge to release his financial records.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Deep South
White House
State Capitol
Columbia
S. C
Eisenhower
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Democratic Party
Midwest
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
James C. Hagerty
Hargerty
Boy Seriously Injured When Struck By Car
BIRMINGHAM Richard Ward a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ward of Bellevue is in fair condition at Bay View Hospital Bay Village after a skull fracture and broken ankle from being struck by an eastbound car on Route 113 in front of Krebs Motors Sunday afternoon The driver Joseph Mocsky 56 of Detroit Michigan was not charged and the boy was taken to Amherst Hospital before Bay View Hospital by State Highway Patrol officers
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Birmingham
Richard Ward
Abs
Bellevue
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Amherst Hospital
Krebs Motor
State Highway Patrol
Bay Bridge
Joseph Mocsky
Detroit
Richard
Parent
Irwin Peasey
Army describes giant atomic-capable gun as decisive weapon
The 75-ton self-propelled 280-mm cannon, built at Aberdeen Proving Ground, is claimed able to fire atomic shells and withstand all weather. Army officials tout its potential to direct fire and deter mass assaults, while some lawmakers warn against diverting atomic resources.
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Army Ordnance
Aberdeen
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Army
Frank C. Pacees
Congress
Russians in Korea counted as rear-area troops say UN sources
United Nations authorities say 7 000 to 12 000 Russians are in Korea not as frontline units but in rear areas. Some say they man anti aircraft guns and perform admin and advisory roles while Far East Command lowers estimates to about 5 000. A North Korean defector reports Casilians installing anti aircraft gear at front lines.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Far East Command
North Korea
FEC
8Th Army
the &K Army
Panmunjom
Guards Posted At Hearing Site To Prevent Violence
In Los Angeles guards were posted around the House Un American Activities Committee hearing to prevent violence along protest picket lines. A 5900-strong Southern California marchers group planned a picket around the federal building, with city police county deputies and U S marshals on site. About 20 formations were subpoenaed as testimony began with a former Communist screenwriter director Roy Huggins. The committee probes alleged Communist influence in film radio television and professions in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
Calif
House of UN- American Activities Committee
Southern California Council
Un-American Activities Committee
Federal Building
U. S
Slabel
California
Roy Huggins
Huggins
University of California At
Godrine Huggins
Hollywood
Ipa
Ike To Board Train Tonight At Cleveland
The Republican presidential nominee Ike and his party plan to arrive around 7 p.m. at Hopkins airport, Cleveland, aboard two chartered planes from Columbia, South Carolina. They will proceed to Linndsie station to board a special train for a western and southern tour with no scheduled speech or ceremony. Police and security will minimize vehicle movements as the party is met by automobiles and buses at the airport.
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Cleveland
Countrie
Columbia
S.C
Hopkins
Linndsie
Republican Needquarters
Essner
Mythic Norse Children Hyuki and Bill Ride with Mani
A fairy tale origins note tells of two Norse children Hyuki and Bill seized by Mani the Moon and carried in his chariot. The piece invites readers to use Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads to craft effective, low-cost advertisements by calling 4751-ask for Want Ads.
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Jack and
Jill
Hyuki
Bill
Mani
Chronicle-Telegram
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