Sale of Lorain County Real Estate in Eisria 1957
Public auction of town lot 29 block 70 in Heman Ely’s Town Plat Lisra to be held at the Elyria courthouse on May 1 1957 at 10 a.m. The property known as 261 W Broad St Eisria is appraised at 3000 and cannot be sold for less than two thirds of the appraisal. Sheriff Wildstam Gralu oversees the sale with attorney Tagercoll and Ewing.
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Plaintief
A. M. Brenner
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Eisria
Lorain
Bella
Heman Elysx
Lisra
Ramcsoftt Heirs
Wheeler
Bancroft
Point Belnis SA
Reogdl Street
Juandra Sata
Mee Predetreich Gam Coat
West Brow Street
Noeth
Strest
Hegh Ignae
Cl. ED Maller
Nathan C Pavie
N Oc
Davie
TevelIna M Davie
Meraher
Page Woo
W. Broad St
Maria
Wildstam
Gralu
Tagercoll and Ewing
Attorness
Seus
Sherife
Fred Lebenknecht
Mary S Nagle
Mary S. Nagle
William Barr
Millrgare’ Barr
Willam Garr
Margaret Farr
Peter Forthofer
Peter Porthofer
Peter Urie
Avon
County of
State of
Avon Township
Pridge
Eadh North Ridge Road
Perrys PL
Perry BP
Queyte
Fowler-Worman-Kelly Company
Sald Powdermaker Road
Powdermaker
Powdermaker Road
Lear Nagle
Bradley
Wights
William FL Gralg
Ch. B. Symons
Nations Don't Dare Go To War Yet
Editor note by Webb Miller reviews Europe's armaments race and war fears. He notes Britain’s peace drive, France and Germany uncertainties, and the rise of air power and modern weapons. The piece argues a major conflict remains distant despite vast military buildup.
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United Press
London
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
England
Liddell Hart
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Britain
Great
Uncertain Fronts Shape New War Tactics and Panic Control
A wartime briefing notes evolving warfare aims at breaking civilian nerve and causing panic. Maj. Gen. Fuller warns the new terror-based technique, while educated societies race to curb civilian fear and assess air bombing effects on troop movements amid failures of mass conscription and modern tech. The piece cites Ethiopia and Spain as episodes where planners misjudge three dimensional warfare and expected quick victories.
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J. F. C. Fuller
Spain
Ethiopia
Italy
United States
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Quaint Normandy village preserves copperwork craft
In Villedieu les Poêles France the copperware trade has lasted seven centuries. The Knights Templar helped start the craft in the 13th century and today about 50 families continue the ancestor art making urns jugs beakers flagons and similar pieces sought by locals and visitors.
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Villedieules
Poeles
France
Normandy
Knights of Templar
London interpreter says seven and a half languages for coronation visitors
William Cawthern 45, an interpreter for the London Transport board, will translate for foreign visitors during the coronation. He speaks fluently French German Spanish Italian Dutch Danish and Russian with a half language of Japanese. He wears silk flags on his sleeve and has 14 years of experience aiding foreigners in London.
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London
William Cawthern
London Transport Board
Cawthern
London Geneal Omnibus Company
Wineh
Spaniah
Columbus Repairs War Relics for Child Safety
ColumbusOhio workers repair war relics from Cuba battles that were meant for death and destruction. The project refurbishes six cannon wheels once used on copperware from Villedieu to ensure safer playground use for children.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cuba
Cutter Smashes Through Ice to Open Passage to Huron
Chicago April 6 Coast Guard cutter Escanaba reported to its Chicago headquarters that it was smashing its way through the ice of Mackinac Straits to clear a passage to Lake Huron from Lake Michigan. Lt Com Nauerman said poor visibility delayed the mission briefly and one to five days were needed to complete the task.
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Chicago
Escanaba
Mackinac Straits
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Com
R. J. Nauerman
Maine Student Designs Home Without Training
Paul Campbell a 21 year old University of Maine junior designed and built a modern air conditioned home in Newton Massachusetts with no architectural training. He hired carpenters, contractors and supervised the foundation and frame while overseeing the entire project concluding with a two chimney house and garage. Campbell urged that determination makes achievement possible.
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Newton
Mass
Paul Campbell
University of Maine
Campbell
School Girls Invited To D A R Continental Congress Guests
Washington high school girls from nearly every state were chosen as winners of the D A R Good Citizenship Pilgrimage and invited to attend the 46th Continental Congress in Washington on April 19. They were selected for dependability service leadership and patriotism by fellow students and faculty.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
William A. Becker
Youth Aid Helps Hawaii Students Remain in School
In Hawaii the National Youth Administration program has aided over 930 students older than sixteen to stay in school. Superintendent Oren E B Long notes the program's value and its role in solving difficult problems for the state.
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Honolulu
National Youth Administration
Hawaii
America
Oren EB. Long
State House grounds repair ordered after war era cannon wheels
Public Works Director Carl Wahl ordered repairs on the State House grounds to avert a tragedy from rotten cannon wheels collapsing while children played near the artillery piece.
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State House
Carl Wahl
Care for brass knockers with paraffine polish method
A brass knocker stays bright when cleaned first, then rubbed with paraffine and finished with a soft cloth polish. This routine protects the metal and maintains shine over time.
Attitude On Request Of Boys At Western Union
Chronicle Telegram reports two boy messengers at the local Western Union were dismissed after asking for higher wages. They earned 11 cents an hour and sought 20 cents. The local manager notes one had a week’s work and the other six weeks, while a longer-serving messenger did not join the pay request. He says wages align with other jobs for boys their age.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Western Union
North Carolina Plans a $250000 Advertising Campaign
North Carolina will spend 250000 to promote the state with a nationwide advertising program. Governor Hoey backs a measured, persistent campaign and an advisory committee drawn from hotels, railroads, and the Chamber of Commerce to shape plans. Plans include newspaper and magazine ads highlighting industries and scenic, vacation features. The first phase targets broad awareness with no single group favored. a 1938 exposition is possible if plans advance.
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Raleigh, N. Co
R. Bruce Etheridge
North Carolina
Etheridge
Chamber of Commerce
Florida
California
Hoey
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