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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1949
Page
2
Bud Ingle, 15, prom king at local high school, goes on trial for first degree murder in connection with the May 5 slaying of John Gacrel and Pearl Gacrel to steal their car. He pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. Judge Russell to preside. Fifty-one witnesses subpoenaed. prosecution lists 36 witnesses. defense 15.
A federation meeting outlined Taft as the chief target for next two years highlighting repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and a push to expand unemployment benefits. Officials warned the labor movement must build funds and rally support to defeat Taft in 1950 while backing favorable legislation on workers’ compensation and unemployment aid.
The South Amherst study group held a Thursday evening meeting discussing a press meet and the progress of route work. Attendees included local figures such as Robert von ar and others, with notes on Firneet and Crane street and a state control topic raised.
An advertisement claims Beltone can help overcome deafness with a home test and free device choice. It invites readers to write for more details and promises privacy in testing the device. The copy references a Chicago address and emphasizes a personal hearing aid solution.
Elyria officials discuss a 2,500 seat high school cost estimate of 300000 to 500000 as materials and plans proceed. The council approves 50000 gallons of oil for street treatment. The Red Cross reports 7557788 in donations, about 20 percent above the goal of 60000. Superintendent resignation of R Caston is accepted by the Board of Education. Siam ships many vessels to move rice abroad. A private couple in New Zealand are named but consolidated.
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