Week end accidents in Lorain lead to injuries and multiple citations
A week end in Lorain saw one motorist injured when his car struck a utility pole at Broadway and Orth Strad dawn AAEM. Theodore A. Newman of Cleveland received cuts and bruises and faced fines for driving under the influence. Several other drivers were cited or ordered to appear in court for traffic violations including expired licenses and failing to yield. Sixty more vehicles were towed for invalid plates as the police announced personnel changes and a temporary license policy.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Broadway and
Orth Straderdawn
Theodore A. Newman
Cleveland
Connie M. Jackson
Elyria Ave
Glen K. Kiepe
Idaho Ave
Broadway
East 21St St
Henry M. Zetty
West Lake Rd
Zetty
Leavitt Rd
Vernon M. Smith
Frank Pawlak
Neal Ludwig
Earl White
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain Court Dockets and Personnel Moves Highlight Local Notices
Lorain Municipal Court records show Jeanette Goodman 39 of 2017 West 14th Street cited for failure to yield paying 10 dollars and costs. Guilford Herrick 59 of Middle Ridge Road charged with reckless driving 10 dollars and costs. Julio Olalarria 32 of 1721 East 29th Street cited for reckless driving 10 dollars costs suspended for driving without a license 15 dollars and costs. Derfin Jiminez 33 of 5401 Fleming Street Elyria cited for loss of vehicle control 15 dollars. Samuel Pedigo 64 of 172 North Broadway charged with failure to make a safe stop 30 dollars and costs. Other notes mention personnel shifts: Ludwig to sheriff’s department then to state highway garage at Oberlin replacing Parker Baird. White appointed deputy sheriff previously with Thew, leaving after a brief interim period. wife and residence listed as 2118 West 14th Street Lorain.
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Jeanette F. Goodman
West 14Th St
Samuel Pedigo
North Broadway
Ludwig
Sheriff's Department
Smith
Oberlin
Parker Baird
White
Thew
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Research Institute of America
Lorain
Two Accident Victims Listed In Fair Condition
LORAIN Mrs Ida Beutler of 31831 Lake Rd injured March 24 in a head on auto crash on Lake Rd is reported in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital. William Schindler of 32066 Lake Rd the other driver was released from hospital over the weekend. Also released was Mrs Ann Leight of 4895 Pinewood Dr Shefield Lake whose husband was killed in a March 23 accident. Manuel Velez of 1563 East 31st St injured when his car was struck by a slow moving locomotive at French Creek Rd crossing March 25 is listed as fair at St Joseph Hospital.
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Manuel Velez
East 31St St
French Creek R
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain Man Fined for Bolita Tickets and Charges
Antonio Mendez 27 of 1545 East 32nd Street charged with possession of articles for the scheme of chance after police found 11 Bolita tickets and a sales date slip. In court he paid a $150 fine plus costs and was placed on six months good behavior. Police chased him from Las Palermas Restaurant on East 28th Street to the kitchen door. Washington report notes Sen Mercier received 40 to 45 Uncle Sam payroll tickets in January from a Cleveland man but could not identify him.
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Lorain
Antonio Mendez
East 32Nd St
Las Palermas
East 28Th St
Vine Ave
Mendez
Washington
Sen Mercier
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Cleveland
Woman Pleads Guilty In Stabbing Case
Billie Meeks 36 of 815 DeWitt St pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and stabbing Ethel Armstrong 43 of 1606 Funeled East 28th St. Meeks faces sentencing April 11 with bond set at 200 dollars. Police say Armstrong was stabbed Saturday morning and is hospitalized in stable condition. Government payroll figures cited in related briefing show large civilian employment and costs.
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St. Joseph Hos
Towal
Man Charged After Window Breaks at Hillbilly Bar
A 39 year old man, Leon Shields of 521 Sixth St, was charged with disorderly conduct after breaking a window at the Hillbilly Bar on 17th Street and Broadway. He pleaded innocent with trial set for April 10 and bond at $100.
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Lorain
17Th St
Broadway
Leon Shields
Sixth St
Shields
Goodrich Strike Hits 15000 Workers Nationwide
About 15,000 B F Goodrich employees including 8000 at the Akron plant walked out in a nationwide strike over a contract dispute. Pickets formed around facilities in nine cities after late settlement talks in Cincinnati failed as the old contract expired at midnight. The AFL-CIO United Rubber Workers of America said wages were not the issue. Plants are located in Akron and Marion Ohio Oaks Pa Tuscaloosa Ala Los Angeles Clarksville Tenn Riverside N J Miami Fla and Cadillac Mich.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio
United Rubber Workers of America
Marion
Ohio
Oaks
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Los Angeles
Clarksville
Five Lorain Area Men Inducted Into U S Army
Five Lorain area men were inducted into the U S Army through Local Selective Service Board 71 at Lorain. New soldiers named are Bruce J. Hyler James R Bayley Benjamin Castro Sato John R Donovan and William P Greer.
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Lorain Area
U.S
Army
Selective Service Board
Lorain
Bruce J. Hy!er
West 29d St
James R Bayley
Center Rd
Avon
Benjamin Castro-Sato
Canton Ave
John R. Donovan
Hawthorne Ave
William P. Greer
Bristol Va
Stolen fixtures reported at new 31st Lorain home
Household furniture valued at 450 dollars was reported stolen from a new house for Herbert Jacoby at 1888 East 31st Street. A separate entry notes two sinks a laundry tray and stand a built in oven and a vacuum cleaner stolen from 1518 West 38th Street through a broken rear window. A burglary at the Hellenic Orthodox Church on East 7th Street Pearl Avenue yielded seven to eight dollars in small change after a night window entry.
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Lorain
Herbert Jacoby
Wilbert W. Zeise
West
Sith St
West 38Th St
Thomas Varis
Pearl Ave
Hellenic Orthodox Church
East Mth St
Pearl, Ave
Varis
Peter Steris
Appliance Plant In Columbus Adopts Four Day Week
Westinghouse Electric Corp shifted its Columbus major appliance plant to a four day week until conditions improve. Meanwhile 300 Mansfield plant workers face furloughs on Thursday, bringing total furloughs since March 4 to 965 after prior suspension of production for a week. The Mansfield facility produces washers ranges dryers irons toasters and fry plans.
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Columbus, C
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Mansfield
Columbus
Huron Jail Breaker Still Missing
Huron Police Chief Carl Kramt said the search continues for Theodore Humphrey, a 22 year old from Cleveland who escaped Friday evening after being jailed for investigation. Police across counties and nearby cities, along with the State Highway Patrol, are hunting him as records are checked. Humphrey was arrested after trying to sell a tire and was found with apparently stolen license plates and no license or registration. Cleveland police are reviewing whether he has prior convictions.
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Huron
Carl Kramt
Cleveland
Kramt
Theodore Humphrey
State
Humphrey
Two Lorain Housing Projects Complete Dwellings
Two of three six unit houses in Lorain City project were turned over to bidders after bids totaling about 84 thousand dollars. The Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority approved the sales with downpayments and insurance paid. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia Bulletin executive James Poladna died at University Hospital. Levinski was killed in his home and beaten with a shovel, with authorities seeking the suspect.
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Steubenville
Ber
Ignatz Levinski
Lorain
Jefferson County
Central Homes
Lorain Metropolitan Housing
Philadelphia
Wilhiam Slocum
Sandusky Police Say No Arrests Expected
Sandusky police chief Victor Adcock said there will probably be no arrests in the March 13 fruit jar and mild acid attack through a Sandusky home bathroom window. He noted a theory of motive may be released soon but an alibi likely to excuse suspects. Mrs. Hartman was burned on face and arms. her husband William questioned a possible link to his cigarette vending machine business.
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Sandusky
Victor Adcock
Adcock
William Hartman
High St
William
Samdusky
Uns
Three Ore Carriers To Sail From Lorain Today
A U.S. Steel spokesman said three ore carriers wintering in Lorain will sail today toward the Sault Ste Marie canal. The Arthur M. Anderson Carson J Callaway and Philip K R Clarke are expected to depart but may wait in Detour Michigan for ice cutting to clear the locks. Ice remains on the upper lakes delaying passage toward Two Harbors Minnesota to pick up ore.
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Lorain
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
U.S. Steel
Sault St. Marie Canal
John Wiemels
Mich
Mackinaw
Wiemels
Minn
Arthur M. Anderson
Carson J. Callaway
Philip KR. Clarke
Accident Brings On Four Charges In Lorain
Lorain, 31 year old Clarence S. Ulmer of Elyria Avenue was charged after a Friday traffic crash with promoting schemes of chance driving while intoxicated failure to control and possession of articles for schemes of chance. He pleaded innocent in court with trial set for May 10 and bond at $800. Police found three books of Ohio sweepstakes tickets on him and a February drawing sheet in his car.
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Lorain
Fridday
Clarence S. Ulmer
Elyria Ave
Ulmer
East 34Th St
Globe Ave
Margaret E. Arts
East 31St St
Ohio
Limer
Liquor Permit Arias Pleads Innocent In Zoning Case
Lorain defendant Thomas Arias Jr 427 West 17th 5t pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to violating Shef field Township zoning code. Trial set for May 16. The Italian American Veterans bond fixed at 300 dollars by Lorain Post No 1. Arias accused of not obtaining a D4 liquor license for a private club near East 38th Street off Ada Avenue to sell beer wine and liquor by the glass until 1 am. Club address 4645 Oberlin Ave Lorain.
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Lorain
Thomas Arias Jr
West 17Th
Sheffield Township
Arias
Department of Liquor Control
East 38Th St
Ada Ave
Lorain Club
Oberlin Ave
Contends Land Was Uncertain State When Homes Moved
The subject argues no charges can stand because the land was an unsettled option at the time the homes were relocated. He maintains the property status rendered any prospective actions invalid under applicable guidelines.
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