Smith Would Use Trade Pressure At Geneva Conference
Senator Alexander Smith criticizes the administration, urging tougher East West trade concessions from Moscow at the Geneva conference. He questions the Britain France deal relaxing controls and says he would have pressed Indo China and Korea issues harder. Harold Stassen defends the policy, claiming a net gain in markets and goodwill, while Republicans voice doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Smith
N. J
Russia
Smith
White House
Britain
France
Harold E. Stassen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
Moscow
Indo-China
Korea
Stssen
Free World
Senate
GOP
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Stassen
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Europe
Grange Donates $100 To State Polio Foundation
LAGRANGE Old Glory Grange met and approved a $100 donation to the Magnetic Springs Foundation. Juvenile Grange activity report given by Karein Reising. Ruth Clift presented flowers to Cora Holcomb for her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sigsbey honored for 43rd wedding anniversary. Grange quiz conducted. pie social and square dance results noted. sewing contest announced for April 22. Refreshments served by Lillian Ketchum, Lena Klasek, and Elizabeth Haydn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Ruth Clift
Cora Holcomb
Bert Sigsbey
Ernest Weese
Rita Dunlap
Edna Shirkey Wilcox
Lillian Ketchum
Lena Klasek
Elizabeth Haydn
Elyrian Fined and Jailed After Fifth Driving Offense
Charles N. Box of 433 Second St was arrested on Oberlin Rd for driving while intoxicated for the fifth time since 196. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to 10 days in jail, and had his driving privileges suspended in Elyria for 12 months. Pleading innocent to a DWI, Charles Robinson of 420 Clinton Ave was found guilty before Mayor J. Grant Keys, receiving 125 dollars in penalties and costs and a six month license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Box
Second St
Elyria
Oberlin Rd
Charles Robinson
Clinton Ave
J. Grant Keys
Robinson
Bishop Sued For Criticism Of Hospital Head
A $500000 libel suit is filed in Columbus against Ohio Methodist Bishop Hazen G Werner over his criticism of hospital superintendent Dr William Bashford Richards former head of the Methodist hospital in Columbus Richards who resigned under fire last June 1 charged the bishop implied incompetence or dishonesty in comments published a year earlier The suit alleges the remarks damaged Richards reputation and professional standing amid hospital scrutiny.
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Columbus
Town Court Logs Hearings And Local Incidents
Emily Barley bound to grand jury on non support charges in Wood County under $1000 bond. Charles Tipton fined for running a safety stop. William White held in jail after disturbance and property damage report. Two Chestnut Ridge boys knocked from bikes by a Buick not stopping. Hubcaps stolen from a 1953 Dodge. Catherine Smith files partition suit in Elyria. Laverne Cleary fined for passing a stopped school bus. Anna Buchs estate valued at 22350 with three sons and a daughter as heirs. Alice Buchs named administratrix. Lehman and Johnson Realtors suit against Melville A Smith et al for 595 in commissions dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Buchs
Henrietta
Ernest
Elmer
Harry
Alice Buchs
Lehman
Johnson Realtors
Melville A. Smith
Driver Swerves to Miss Poles. Car Rolls Over
West Hanton Street, Oberlin resident reported to the sheriff's department that his car went out of control and overturned while attempting to avoid sinking poles on Butternut Ridge Road near West Ridge Road. No injuries were reported. A second accident on Route 254 near M. O'Neil Shopping Center involved David Taylor of 1548 East 29th Street Lorain who could not stop on gravel and struck Ada Vargo of 934 West 22nd Street Lorain. no injuries reported.
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Fovert Walker
West Hanton St
Oberlin
Sheriff's Department
Butternut Ridge Rd
West Ridge Rd
M. O'Neil
David Taylor
E. 29Th St
Lorain
Ada War‘go
22Nd St. Lorain
Sheriff Department
Death notices of Rudolph Buttle Schroeder in Elyria area
Death records list Carl F. Rudolph 63 of Elyria a WWI veteran who died at Crile Veterans Hospital after months of illness. Surviving wife daughter and granddaughter with funeral at St Mary Church. Thomas H. Buttle 62 died after heart attack at home. services at St Andrews Church. Otto A. Schroeder 72 died in Amherst Hospital after 12 days. funeral tentative Tuesday.
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Carl F. Rudolph
Crile Veterans Hospital
Mr. Rudolph
East River St
Company I
21St Engineers
France
Sandusky
Elyria
St. Mary Church
American Legion
Dorotha E. Rudolph
Mary Hook
Sandra Hook
Toledo
Emmett J
Frank A. Rudolph
Crestwood
N. Y
Alex W. Morgan
Richard McFadden
Willoughby
William L. Newton
St. Mary Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas H. Buttle
Lorain Blvd
Mr. Buttle
Lorain
National Tube Company
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mildred L. Buttle
Thomas G
Margate City
N. J
Robert L. Buttle
William
Richard
George Buttle
St. Andrew's Church
G. Russel Hargate
Amherst
Otto A. Schroeder
Amherst Hospital
Split Rock
Wis
Schroeder
Bessemer
National Tube Company of Lorain
Beatrice
William Pringnitz
San Francisco
Calif
John Emgel
David Erickson
Oshkosh
Gust
Stanley
Hugo
Charles
Fred
Max
Ripon
Emmerich
Concert Pianist Delights Vermilion Audience
Marianne Mastics, Cleveland concert pianist and Cleveland Institute of Music graduate, performed at Vermilion College club in the elementary school's music room. A former assistant at Chicago Conservatory, she has appeared with the Cleveland Summer Symphony Pops and the Cleveland Women’s Symphony and was a National Federation of Music Clubs finalist.
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Vermilion
Marianne Matovsek Mastic
Cleveland
Vermilion College Club
Mastics
Cleveland Institute of Music
Beryl Rubinstein
Leonard Shure
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Union Easter Services Led by Sullivan Churches
Union services of Sullivan Christian and Congregational Churches run next week with The King of Kings on Monday night. Rev W D Snyder conducts two services in the Christian Church and Rev Raymond Cash leads Thursday and Good Friday events. Sunrise Easter is at the Christian Church followed by breakfast. Palm Sunday and Easter activities include baptism, new members, Holy Communion, and an Easter egg hunt at 8 30 a.m.
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Sullivan— Union
Sullivan Christian and Congregational Churches
King of Kings
Flo Collette
W. D. Snyder
Christian Church
Raymond Cash
Union
Hazel Bennett
Frank Graham
Congregational Church
Shirley Temple Delivers Daughter to Third Child
Hollywood news reports former child star Shirley Temple gave birth to a seven pound one ounce girl on Friday night at Santa Monica Hospital by Caesarean section. Dr. William C. Bradbury said both mother and baby are in fine condition. Temple, now married to Charles Black, already has a daughter Linda six from her previous marriage to John Agar and a two year old son Charles Jr.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
William C. Bradbury
Santa Monica Hospital
Miss Temple
Charles Black
Linda
John i Agar
Black
Charles Jr
Subscriptions Sales Crew Tied to Police Complaints
The article reports anonymous complaints about in town sales crews tied to a Magnane Publishers Association registry probe. Weston and five other crew members are named with 15 salesmen total. Chamber of Commerce and police actions lead to future town bans and protest letters to New York registry authorities.
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Charles Albrecht
Chamber
Weston
William Brown
Westover
Speck
Hall
Weldon McDonald
Louie Pelfrey
Gerald Mack
Pauli Bower
William Young
Boggs
Union Circulation Company
Albrecht
Central Registry
New York
Magnane Publishers Association
Police Department
Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Brown
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Open House Set At Cancer Society Office Elyria
The Lorain County American Cancer Society chapter will hold a two week open house at its Elyria location on Third Street above Center for Sight. The office hours are 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 4 p m Monday through Friday. The center relies on more than 125 volunteers who provide cancer dressing services, loan cabinets, a lending library, and transportation to X rays. Since inception in 1947 the dressing service has grown, with materials funded by the annual Cancer Crusade. About 50 patients in Lorain County were helped in the last three months and roughly 45 000 dressings have been distributed, saving families $50 to $75 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Elyria Center
Lorain County
American Cancer Society
Earl Taylor
W. C. Walters
Elbert Fowler
W. A. Gerber
Hildred Brown
Elyria
Third St
Lorainite Pleads Innocent To Assault Charge
Dale Bohoric 27 of 3427 Livingston Ave Lorain pleaded innocent to felonious assault alleged by a mother of three girls who say he examined them under pretense of being a county health doctor. Bound to the grand jury at $5,000 bond. He was arrested after sheriff reports said he had examined four girls and two women in the Vincent area. Only one charge involving three sisters is currently charged. others may be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lord
Dale Bohoric
Livingston Ave
Loraine
Bohorie
Sheriff's Department
Vincent
Avon Easter Week Services Planned at St Joseph Church
Avon Easter week at St Joseph Roman Catholic Church announced by Rev Fr Carl Werner with Palm Sunday blessing at 9 30 a m. Daily Masses Monday Tuesday Wednesday late a m and 8 30 p m. Holy Thursday Mass 9 a m with all day exposition and 8 9 p m Holy Hour. Good Friday Mass 9 a m Tre Ore 12 3 p m with Stations at 2 30 p m Adoration of the Cross all day Stations 8 p m. Holy Saturday 7 9 a m Easter Sunday Masses 6 8 9 30 11 and 12 noon Confessions after devotions Wed Thu Fri and Holy Sat 3 5 and 7 9 p m.
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Avon
St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church
Carl Werner
Stanley Vanda S. J
Fur Piece Found in Cruiser Baffles Elyria Police
Elyria police are baffled after a fox fur neckpiece was found in cruiser No. 8. Officer W. R. Bates turned the fur over to the desk this morning and told Patrolman Robert Lonsway and the dispatcher. No owner or origin is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. R. Bates
Robert Lonsway
Local Police Court News From City Traffic Violations
Duffrin A Morris of Brooklyn nt faces a court on April 13 for disobeying a stop sign on Route 57. Clarence H Emerson of Ridge Rd cited for stop sign disobedience at Foster Ave. and Route 57 and will be heard April 14. Mayor's court fines total for several motorists for speeding reckless driving and traffic signal violations. Oscar Stall fined for intoxication. Three cases continued, including Herman Brantley and Thomas Webb and Marilyn Catshall. William R Dickerson case disposition withheld. Calvin Bruce pleads innocent to driving under the influence with no hearing date set.
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Duffrin A. Morris
Brooklyn
Clarence H. Emerson
N. Ridge Rd
Foster Ave
Route 57
John E. Vinish
Eastern Heights Blvd
Joseph E. Staskiews
E. River St
Michael Andrachick
Seventh
Earl H. Munger
R. D
Case Rd
Francis Fruner
Olmsted Falls
Steve Kranyak
Princeton Ave
Oscar M. Gill
Walnut St
Louis E. Hindle
East Norwalk
Herman Brantley
Rush St
Thomas D. Webb
Parmeley Ave
Marilyn Catshall
Third St
Calvin Bruce
North Ridgeville
Quiet Praise for Chronicle Telegram in National Religious Awards
In Elyria a church gathering celebrated the Chronicle Telegram for its religious coverage. The paper earned an award as among the best exhibits, praised for accurate, objective church news, with special mention of space given to religious education and editorial writing. Other honored papers included Washington Star, Kansas City Kansan, and Louisville Courier-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Fox
Riverside
First Congregational Church
Thomas Curtis
Elyria
Dorothy Cushing
Congregational Christian Public Relations Office
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oberlin
Cleveland
Oswald Hoffman
The
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Hoffman
Henry L. Lieske
John Heuss
Fabulous Trinity Parish
Episcopal
New York City
National Council of Churches
New York
Philadelpia
Washington
Atlanta
Chicago
Minneapolis
Marvin Wilbur
General Council of the Presbyterian Church of America
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington Star
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Gum Heist at Lenny's Drive Inn Described
Vandals broke into Lenny's Drive Inn at 1117 West St last night and stole six packages of gum. Manager Mary Leonard reports nothing else missing. In a separate incident Allen School on Abbe Rd reported that custodian Curtis Atkinson observed vandalism in Maynard Huene's office and a broom closet after school. Door windows were broken. no items reported missing.
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Lenny’s Drive Inn
West St
Mary Leonard
Cambridge St
Allen School
Abbe Rd
Curtis Atkinson
Cleveland St
Maynard Huene
Sai Atkinson
Traffic Violators Cause 2 Minor Accidents Here
Two minor accidents were logged by police last evening with two drivers cited. William S. Vasas of Cleveland and Wilford R. Stucky of 1394 Grafton Rd collided at Lake Ave and High St after Stucky turned from the center lane. Stucky faces reckless driving charges and a mayor's court appearance on April 14. Pauline Schneider of 233 Gates Ave was fined $10 plus costs for an improper left turn at Middle Ave and Gates, colliding with Frank T. Bolinski of 318 12th St.
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William S. Vasas
Cleveland
Wilford R. Stucky
Grafton Rd
Lake Ave
High St
Stucky
Lake
Vasas
Pauline Schneider
Gates Ave
Middle Ave
Gates
Markets Toledo Cash Grain Highlights and Produce Prices
Cash grain prices and produce items from Toledo markets list wheats corn oats and soybeans with various No 2 and No 1 grades. Prices for carrots cukes lettuce mushrooms parsnips tomatoes turnips watercress eggs poultry and butter are shown along with U S Department of Agriculture jobbing egg prices and grading. An award note mentions Look Magazine honoring Religion in American Life with William B Arthur and Mrs George Tulk for Chronicle Telegram affiliate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States Department of Agriculture
Look Magazine
William B. Arthur
George Tulk
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
National Religious Publicity Council
Ambiguous OCR Prompts From Historic Ledger Data
Fragmentary OCR data lists odd codes and numbers such as O.W. 1734 O.W. 3614 38 93 97 21 and references to Munch 1544 and B.W. 1044 1085. The text lacks coherent events or identifi able entities, yielding no clear news item or actionable summary.
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O.W. Munch
O.W
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Grange
State
Polio Foundation
Elyrian
Emily Barley
Winckles 'St
Justice C. C. Lord
Howard Wells
Charles Tipton
Justice Co. C. Lord’s Court
West Ridge
Murray Ridge
William M. White
Jackson St
Betty, Schroeder
Chestnut Ridge
Thomas Sessler
William Osbun
E. J. Downs
Griswold Rd
Catherine A. Smith
Arnold J. Smith
Lodi St
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Laverne Cleary
Lakewood
James Curran
Ridgeville
Ohio
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Newspaper
AA Bhive
Death Records
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Mark Sullivan
Capitol
Jeff Chandler
Maureen O'Hara
War Arrow
Technicolor
Tom'n
Eleanor Parker
Charlton Heston
Naked Jungle’ — Color
Cancer Society
Avon Church
Police Dept. News
Oscar Stall
William R. Dickerson
Shear St
N. Logan ST
Drive Inn
O.up
Pierre R. Smith
Midwest
Elyria Telephone
Flyria Telephone
General Industries
Harshaw
Harshaw Chem
Co. Indus
Br. Holst
Lorain Co
Lorain Tel
North Sav. & Loan
Ohio Match
Perry Fay Pfaudler Sav
Bank & Tr
Western Reserve Inc. Bande Andwur
Elyria Parking
Elyria School
Ohio Turnpike
W. Res
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
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