Brannan Not Talking About Race For Senate
Sen Ed Johnson of Colorado says he will retire after 18 years triggering speculation of Charles F Brannan entering the race The ex Agriculture Secretary now in Denver has campaigned for the Farmers Union and may run with John Carroll also mentioned The 70 year old Johnson cites his wife’s wish to live elsewhere and his wish to pursue golf geology and family time His departure unsettles staff as well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Agricul_ture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Truman Cabinet
Denver
Farmers Union
John Carroll
Colo
Eugene Millikin
Johnson
Rado Hills
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Two Nonresident Drivers Fined For DUI In Elyria
Two out of town men, Stanley R. Davies of Grand Rapids Michigan and Harry L. Wills of Anstead West Virginia, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Both were fined 125 dollars plus costs, with three days in city jail and six months driving suspension in Elyria. Wills also fined 15 dollars for leaving the accident scene after colliding with Henry Moss’s car on West Ave. Moss’s vehicle sustained 125 dollars damage. Davies was arrested near Sixth Street and Middle Avenue after a cab driver reported a reckless Michigan-plated vehicle on East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Davies
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry L. Wills
Anstead
W. Va
Elyria
Wills
West Ave
Henry L. Moss
Byington Ct
Lodi St
Rt. 57
Moss
Davies
Sixth St
Middle Ave
Michigan
East Bridge St
Travel To East For Funeral Of Relative
Mr and Mrs Harold W Dudrow left here Friday morning for Frederick Maryland to attend the funeral of the former s mother Mrs C E Dudrow 78 who died Thursday after a long illness The C E Dudrows are well known in New London having spent some time here last summer with their son and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Harold W. Dudrow
Frederick, Md
C. E. Dudrow
C. E. Dudrows
Wellington
Fred Saunders
Lorain
Oberlin Wessell
Saunders
National Tube Co
First Congregational Church
Lorain Aerie of Eagles
Anna
Gordor Ellicott
Carl C.townsend
Harold J
Fontana
Cal
Curtis E. Truman
Plane Crash Wreckage Strikes Carrick Home In Wake Forest
Heavily damaged Carrick house after a Cessna 140 crash. Heard, a LSU freshman, and White, a sophomore, were occupants with others at the time. The ambulance used to reach the airport was later found abandoned. Mrs. Smith described the shock of finding White among the wreckage and Heard unconscious in the kitchen. Minor injuries to the Carricks and no fire kept casualties low.
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Heard
LSU
White
State Capitol
Henry M. Smith
Arthur L. Carrick
L. C. Whidden
Brattleboro
Cynthia
Rindy
Three-Car Crash Damages Parked Car in Lodi Street Collision
A three car crash on Lodi Street and Nichols Court caused $250 damage to a parked auto owned by Harry Gard at 1147 West Ave. Walter Lilak of Lorain, cited for improper control, fined $10 and costs. Douglass F. Cazeau, Route 2, eastbound, and Lilak’s vehicle collided, pushing Lilak into Gard’s car. Earl H. Munger of Case Road cited for failure to yield. he will be in court Monday after a minor collision at Cleveland and Longford Streets with George S. Green of 300 North Olive Street.
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Lodi St
Nichols Ct
Lodi
Douglass F. Cazeau
Route &2
Walter Lilak
Lorain
Cateau
Lilak
Harry Gard
West Ave
Gard
Earl H. Munger
R.D. 1
Case Rd
Cleveland and
Longford Sts
Munger
George S. Green
Olive St
Ridgeville High Choir To Give First Concert
Ridgeville High School will present its first mixed choir concert since 1947 under Miss Winifred Gottschall. The 50-voice group, with the freshman girls chorus, will perform spirituals religious pieces and songs from different nations plus selections from South Pacific. Tickets available at the door.
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North Ridgeville
Winifred Gottschall
South Pacific
Russians Join Neutral Teams To Spy On Troops
Seoul based informant says Russians in Red and Polish outfits operate as neutral observers in Korea. They access troop shipment data and watch Allied dispositions below the cease fire line while suggesting some still serve on neutral supervisory teams. The spy hints include overheard conversations betraying their true identity.
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Seoul
South Korea
Russia
North
Asiatic
Merchants Will Meet Monday in Elyria Chamber Session
Elyria Chamber of Commerce members will gather Monday at noon at the Hotel Graystone to decide whether to stay open past 9 p.m. on Saturday April 10. The meetings focus on apparel, variety, stationery, florist and jewelry shops as Easter approaches on April 17, with business leaders hoping for extended shopping hours.
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Elyria
Maple Festival crowns queen as attendance aims high
Geauga County Maple Festival enters a second day in Chardon with forecasts of new attendance records. Governor Laus crowned 19 year old Judy Thrasher as "Queen of Sweetness" Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Geauga County
Frank J. Laus
Judy, Thrasher
Queen of
Valley Sue Cherokee Baby Born at Sioux Valley
A seven pound baby girl named Valley Sue was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jon at Sioux Valley Hospital in Cherokee, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Iowa
Valley Sue
Robertjton
Sioux Valley Hospital
Death Records Highlight Local Obituaries Across County
Lorain and surrounding towns report a flurry of memorial notices. Peter Rock of Burbank and Elyria native Edward Flynn died after long illnesses, with services planned in Ohio and burial in local cemeteries. Other notices cover Joseph Novak in South Amherst, Fred Saunders in Wellington, Wilburn Gatliff in New London, Leonard Haag of Avon Lake, and Charles Leitner of Wakeman, detailing ages, residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
Public Meeting On Palsy Study In Elyria Monday
The Elyria Cerebral Palsy Study Group of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children schedules a Monday public meeting in the Elk's Marine Room. After officers are elected a film will be shown to aid in evaluating actions to help cerebral palsy children and their problems. The local group now totals 345 members urging public understanding and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Cerebral Palsy Study Group
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Elk’s Marine Room
Unknown Driver Forces Two Cars Off Route 113
State Highway Patrol seeks identity of driver who forced two eastbound cars off Route 113 just east of South Amherst at 2 p m yesterday. Leonard Goldstein 18 Cleveland and William Szabo 43 Amherst were in the two cars. third vehicle rear ended Szabo’s. Damages moderate to slight, no injuries. Minor damage was also noted to two cars on Oberlin Ave north of Route 234 at 1 p.m. yesterday when Margaret Thompson stalled and was struck by Theodore Moulas. no injuries or citations.
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South Amherst
State
Leonard Goldstein
E. 53Rd St
Cleveland
William Szabo
Baumhart Rd
R. D
Amherst
Goldstein
Szabo
Theodore Moulas
Oberlin Avenue
CIO Endorses Burke For Senate in Ohio PAC Action
The Ohio CIO Political Action Committee endorsed Democrat Thomas A. Burke for Senate. It also approved ten Democratic congressional candidates for the May 4 primary, listing Arthur Thaxton Cincinnati first district and others across districts 2, 8, 11, 12, 18, 20, 22, and 23, with incumbents Hays and Feighan among them. The PAC said further action may occur in up to 13 bypassed districts.
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Columbus
Ohio C10 Political Action Committee Today
Thomas A. Burke
Arthur L. Thaxton
Cincinnati
Earl T. Wagner
Thomas M. Dowd
Kenton
Edward C. Kaley
Warren
Daniel
Earhart
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland
Chat Paterson
Cleveland Heights
Bernice St. Pyke
Lakewood
PAC
Israel seeks UN review of armistice violations by Jordan
Israel instructed its UN delegate Abba Eban to pressure the Security Council for a review of Jordanian alleged armistice violations. The protest cites the Beersheba bus massacre on March 17 and Jordan’s refusal to enter direct peace talks. In Amman students rioted near embassies, dispersed by police. In Cairo the Arab League committee began talks on border violence with Israel.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Security Council
Jordan
U.N
Abba Eban
New York
Beersheba
Lebanon
Turkey
Iraq
Amman
Iran
Cairo
Arab League
33 Snatched Off Battered Vessel By Helicopters
In Casablanca Morocco two U S helicopter pilots rescued 33 aboard the grounded Swedish freighter Dalsland near dangerous cliffs. First Lts William Mayfield and John Alisson flew repeated missions in risky winds to evacuate all aboard without injuries. The ship broke loose from Casablanca Harbor and pinned on the Black Boulder cliffs, with land and sea crews unable to reach it before air support arrived.
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Casablanca
Morocco
William Mayfield
John Alisson
Dalsland
Casablanca Harbor
U.S. Air Force
Sidi Slimane Air Base
Two Diamond Rings Stolen From James Johnson Home
Two diamond rings valued at 156 dollars were reported stolen this week from James Johnson at 111 Hazel Street. Johnson said he placed the rings belonging to his wife Mary in a foot locker last Monday and found one ring missing when he checked yesterday. He noted the trunk was unlocked and no other items were disturbed.
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James Johnson
Hazel St
Johnson
Mary
Donald Loescher
Station Rd
Elyria
Sheriff's Department
24 Day Traffic Record Ends After Fatal Crash
Cleveland records a 24 day stretch without a fatal traffic incident end Friday when 67 year old Barbara Gyorty died from injuries in a crash. The crash occurred on a city street prompting emergency responders to work at the scene. Authorities attributed the death to the ongoing traffic mishap and are reviewing the incident.
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Cleveland
Barbara Gyorty
Glamour Girls Flop In Real Life Love Roles
Hollywood stars face divorces as Dick Anderson argues actresses make poor wives. Leslie Caron and others divorced while Zsa Zsa Gabor weeps in court. Anderson claims actresses are a “strange breed” focused on fame and money, not home life, and says they should marry millionaires.
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Hollywood
Dick Anderson
Leslie Caron
George Hormel
Lew Morrill
Rhonda Flemming
Corrine Calvet
Zsl
Zsa Gabor
George Sanders
Anderson
MGM
Firemen Douse Flaming Rubbish Piles in City Area
Late last night sparks from a rubbish fire prompted residents to call the fire department. Firemen found three piles of rubbish and rubble set afire by workmen in the basement of a house under demolition on the north side of Fourth Street east of West Avenue. Water was applied for about ten minutes. no damage reported.
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West Avenue
Fourth Street
Police Court Fines for Driving Violations and Disturbances
Police records show Melvin Bennet of 229 Lodi Street fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving without a valid license. Russell Board of 1412 South Second Street fined fifteen dollars and costs for disorderly conduct in mayor's court. Richard Turner of 1000 Lorain Boulevard fined fifteen dollars and costs for reckless driving on Broad Street. George Campbell of Wakeman fined ten dollars and costs for disobeying a stop sign. Leroy McNear of 112 North Logan Street fined fifteen dollars and costs for leaving the scene of an accident. Rubin Bruce and George Walls were fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication. Calvin Bruce of New Ridgeville awaiting April 10 trial on driving while intoxicated. Averill Brammer of 211 Spruce Street fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication. Harry C. Johnson of Cleveland cited for speeding on Lake Avenue and will appear in court. Earl H. Munger of Route 1 Case Road charged with reckless driving and to be heard April 10. A red bicycle with chrome fenders was reported stolen from 418 Washington Avenue, owner Vern Riser of 175 Dilworth Lane.
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Melvin Bennet
Lodi St
Bennet
Broad St
Russell C. Board
S. Second St
18Th St
Oberlin Rd
Leroy McNear
N. Logan i St
Mont St
Cleveland St
Earl H. Munger
R. D
Case Rd
Court actions brighten Elyria docket with injuries and divorces
A busy docket includes suits for 343 dollars from Austin Roberts against George Payne over an August Park Avenue collision, a 125 dollar theft report, multiple divorces including Rafael Lopez Mercado versus Fermina for neglect, and various auto collision damages. The bailiwick also notes probate estate for hardware dealer Frank Wolcott and a felonious assault plea by Percy Faulks, with hospital commitment for mental examination.
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Park Ve
Huron St
Austin Roberts
Kaiser Ct
General Exchange Insurance Corp
George Payne
Spring St
Oberlin
Roberts
Minnie Roberts
Payne
Police Check On Citizenship Of South African Moravian Man
South African native Cabascer, picked up at Brown Lippe Chapin dump, faced a possible vagrancy charge. He claimed naturalization but could not produce citizenship or draft papers amid reports of past arrests and missing draft card while authorities verify alien status.
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Cabascer
Lipe-Chapin
Caboscer
Kuruman
Bechanaland
South Africa
Youth Group To Join Audience For Movie
Vermilion reports the Youth Fellowship program merges with an 8 p m meeting at South Street Public School auditorium Sunday for Cecil B DeMille’s King of Kings film with proceeds to the Red Cross. The 11 a m worship features the choir and anthem All On An April Evening. director Charles A Nichols sings solo. The Junior choir performs Were You There When They Crucified My Lord during the church school hour.
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Vermilion
South Street
Cecil DeMille
Red Cross
Charles A. Nichols
Lord
Markets Toledo grain and Cleveland produce prices
Grain prices show No 2 yellow corn at 1.51 to 1.52 and No 2 soft red wheat at 2.18 to 2.16. Produce items include carrots at 65 to 75 cents per 16 qt, cucumbers 4.25 to 4.25, lettuce leaf baskets 2.85 to 3.00, tomatoes 3.75 to 4.00 per 8 lb basket, and onions 2.50 per 2.50. Poultry and eggs quotes list USDA terminal market prices for Grade A large to Grade B large and ready to cook items with various weights and price ranges.
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Toledo
Cleveland
United States Department of Agriculture
Local Stocks and Bonds From Elyria and Lorain Markets
Local stock list shows Elyria Savings and Trust Elyria Telephone General Industries Harshaw Chemical Independent OW Industrial Br Hoist Lorain County Savings Lorain Tel Co North Savings and Loan Ohio Match Perry Fay Pfaudler Sav Dep Bank Standard Screw Traxel Western Reserve bonds include Andwur Building Elyria Parking Elyria School Ohio Turnpike Western Reserve Debentures with brief percentages and odd codes, reflecting a fragmented financial page.
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Elyria Sav
Elyria Telephone
Elyria Telephone Ptd
General Industries
Harshaw Chem
OW Indus. Br
Hoist Lorain Co
Lorain Tel. Com
North Sav. & Loan
Ohio Match
Perry Fay Pfaudler Co
Bank & Tr
Standard Screw Traxel Mfg
Western Reserve Inc
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Chronicle-Telegram
Syria
Ohio
Senate
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Ridgeville High Choir
Sioux Valley
Stephen F. Bayne
Episcopal Diocese
Olympia
Wash
Seattle
Christ Episcopal Church
Death Records
Peter Rock
Burbank
Calif
Rose Rock
Indianapolis
Charles
Tiffin
Celesta Guerin
Monica Hamburger
Sandusky
Julia Hines
Veronica Beaver
Edward Flynn
Lakes Ave
Joseph Gable
M. E. Deering
Florida
S. A. Andrews
Missouri
St. Agnes Church
James Gallagher
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
Conrad F. Lang
Conrad Frederick Lang
Russia Rd
East Haven Nursing Home
Russia Township
County
Lang
St. Paul
Joseph Novak
Leonard St
Bor
Austria
Novak
St. Mary
Cleveland Quarries Company
Magdeline
Freier
John
Pittsburgh
Harry
Vincent
Paul
Helen Vietzen
Garland-Zach Funeral Home
St. Mary Ukranian ,Orthodox Church
E. 34Th St
Anthony Stangry
Evergreen Cemetery
H. George Robertson
Elmwood Cemetery
Wilburn Gatliff
Huron Rd
Stella
Phillip
Wakeman
Bert
Fairview Park
Marvin
U.S.N
Norfolk
Lucy
Mary Ellen
Salem
Ind
Fitch Funeral
Berea
First Baptist Church
Berea Cemetery
Leonard Haag
Avon Lake
Lake Rd
Bay View Hospital
Emil
Haag
Lutheran Church
Halcyon Masonic Lodge
Carl
George
Rose Vanden Mooter
Rocky River
Estelle Haag
Alma
William
Parma
Burmeister
Vernon Grabel
Avon Lake Cemetery
Charles A. Leitner
Zenobia Rd
Homer Powell
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Christophery
Alveda
Lewis
Saloam Springs
Nelson
Gerber Funeral Home
Clarksfield Cemetery
CIO
Burke
Aline Mosby
United Press
Movietown
Pier Angeli
Elaine Stewart
Piper Laurie
Police Dept. News
Mayor's Court
Richard Turner
Lorain Blvd
George L. Campbell
Infirmary Rd
West River St
Rubin Bruce
Dewhurst Rd
George Walls
Case Ave
West River
Calvin Bruce
N. Ridgeville
Lodi Streets
Averill Brammer
Spruce St
Harry C. Johnson
Lake Ave
Washington Ave
Vern Riser
Dilworth Int
Capitol
Taza Son of
Cochise
Tom'w
Rob Roy
Pecos Bill
Hell's Half Acre
Geraldine
Charles Fashing
Elyria Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Middle Ridge Rd
Fashing
Sheriff's Deputies
Rafael Lopez Mercado
Fermina
Raymond T. Horas
Patrick Lazzaro
Josie Harris
Olf
John D. Pincura
John Pincura
Nancy Montgomery
Ward
Fred
Martha
John Pachuta
Cambridge Ave
George Henley
South Second St
Evelyn Brown
Lear Rd
Samuel
Paul Sandrock
Kipton
Lois
Frank Wolcott
LaGrange
Esther
Percy Faulks
Lima State Hospital
Kathleen Hummel
E. 29Th St
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Joseph Metro
48Th St
Alyce Young
Amherst Township
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
We O.W
B.W
C.W. B.W
O.W
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
Perlf Chi
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