Chamber Votes To Expropriate Argentine Paper La Prensa
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies approved expropriation of La Prensa after an eight hour debate. Initial tallies were corrected from 103 to 16 to 98 to 12. The measure transfers all assets including the newspaper name and will be paid with public bonds. The Senate, fully Peronista, is expected to swiftly approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chamber of Deputies
la Prensa
Juan D. Peron
Chamber
Senate
Peronista
Investy Une
Bertez Sid
Editorial Comment on MacArthur Dismissal
A roundup of editorials from major papers condemning or questioning President Truman’s dismissal of General MacArthur. Highlights include New York Times defense of policy over public pressure and Chicago Tribune calling for impeachment, with various papers framing the action as a larger political battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Herald Tribune
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Veterans Bonus Laws Still Active In 10 States
Veterans service officer Jack J. Refenning reports active bonus laws in 10 states for World War II veterans now living in Lorain County. Eligible veterans may apply. deadlines have expired in some states and proposals were defeated in several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack J. Refenning
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
North Dakota
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Refenning
Lorain County
Veterans Service Office
Ohio
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Maine
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Court Upholds Loyalty Oath For Maryland Candidates
The Supreme Court to noon upheld Maryland's loyalty oath for city and state office candidates in a brief statement. The ruling said a ballot place requires only oath not to assist in overthrow by force and not to knowingly belong to groups engaged in such acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Fort City
Rev Curtis to Speak in Massachusetts This Weekend
The Rev. Thomas Curtis, associate minister of the First Congregational church, will be in Massachusetts for three engagements this weekend. He preaches Friday at Boston University School of Theology chapel service, Sunday at Bradford Junior College vesper service, and Sunday morning at a suburban Boston church before returning by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Curtis
First Congregational Church
Massachusetts
Boston University School of Theology
Bradford Junior College
Dorothy Bell
Boston
Curtis
Elyria
Reports Tools Stolen From Car in Roll Arena Parking
Dennis Stoffer of Birmingham reported to the sheriff's department yesterday that two rear view mirrors a cigarette lighter and a box of tools valued at 60 dollars were taken from his car while it was parked at Roll Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Stoffer
Birmingham
Sheriff's Department
Roll Arena
Democrats Back MacArthur Hearing Move Amid Controversy
Dialogues show McCormack backing a joint session to question Gen MacArthur with Democrats supporting the move while Republicans press for an appearance and broader probe of eastern policy. Truman's Asia explanations draw praise from Democrats and anger from some Republicans as talk of impeachment fades. The piece also references the American Cancer Society and its crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Truman
Dean Acheson
Gen. MacArthur
Acheson
MacArthur
McCormack
Asia
GOP
Congress
Irene Petterday
Lorain Choir to Sing at Sightless Center Dinner
Lorain High School a capella choir will entertain at the third annual Lorain County Center for the Sightless dinner at Hotel Antlers in Lorain next Thursday evening. About 250 guests are expected for the 6:30 event with Dorothy Fuldheim of Cleveland as speaker on world events. Tickets available from the Center or the four sponsoring clubs Lions Lorain Elyria LaGrange Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain County Center
Center For the
Lions Club of
Elyria
LaGrange
Amherst
Death Notices and Funeral Details for Local Residents
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Alice Boughton of 189 Cleveland Street at 9:30 a.m. Saturday from St. Marys Church, with burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Mrs. Jean Colter of 204 Harrison Street dies. services will be from her parents home, with Wagner Funeral Home of Ithaca in charge and body shipped to Ithaca. Andrew Gardinsky, 64, of 502 West Street, dies after a weeklong illness. survived by wife, four sons, one daughter and five grandchildren. services at Bittner Funeral Home and St. Agnes Church. Augusta Wick, 91, of Parsons Road dies. services at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Grafton. burial in LaGrange. Grovee Bagi, 44, of Moore Road dies of heart attack. services at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Norman Drysdale of Waton Tower Bible Tract Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Boughton
Cleveland Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Jean Colter
Harrison Street
Harold Botsford
Trumansburg
N. Y
Wagner Funeral Home
Ithaca
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Andrew Gardinsky
Anna
West Street
Mr. Gardinsky
Lithuania
Cambridge
Ohio
Brown Fintube Company
St. Agnes Church
Albert
John
Joseph
Elyria
George
Heno
Nev
Julius Braciok
Bittner
Leo Brissel
Durial
St. Mary's Cemetery
Augusta Wick Grafton
Augusta Wick
Parsons Road
LaGrange Township
East Haven
Lorain County
John A. Wick
LaGrange R. D
Raymond Long
LaGrange
Carl Hastings
Russell D. Fulton
Grafton
Fred Stroebel
Grafton Methodist Church
Avon Lake
Grovee Bagi
Sf Moore Road
Fairview Park
Sears Rochuck
Cleveland
Mulgreed
Nadine
Carolyn
Billie Ann
Julius
South Radia
Burmeister Funeral Home
Norman Drysdale
Waton Tower Bivle Tract Society
Weather flood fears and fatal crash cross plains
A storm threatened to flood roads from Durand Wisconsin to Red Wing Minnesota as dikes held back the rising water at Portage Wisconsin. Three autos were reported skidding on a snow packed highway near Onawa Iowa after a car struck a truck. The dead include Walter Ewert a 37 year old journalism professor at Kansas University his wife Louise 35 and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Wis
Red Wing
Minn
Wisconsin
Portage
Onawa
Walter Ewert
Kansas University
Louise
Delay Contempt Proceedings In Ship Line Case
DC Court of Appeals postponed contempt proceedings in the Dallas Steamship Lines dispute to await Chief Justice Vinson’s decision. Secretary Sawyer and Justice Department advisers asked for delay as Vinson considers a government stay review. Contempt stems from failure to return control of the company, now American President Lines, to R. Stanley Dollar of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Dallas Steamship Lines
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
Supreme Court
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Justice Department
Appeals Court
J. Howard McGrath
American President Lines
R. Stanley Dollar
San Francisco
MacArthur Leaves Office With Whitney After Contested Removals
MacArthur spent about ninety minutes in his sixth floor office before leaving at 8:05 p m with Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney. Whitney, newly stating his view on Truman's dismissal charges, said MacArthur complied with all directives and believed his cease fire discussion and troop-supply letters fell within his authority. Whitney plans retirement to accompany MacArthur on the return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Truman
U. S
United Nations
Washington
Joseph Martin
Mass
United States
Judge Finds Union Not Guilty of Contempt in 1950 Case
Richmond B. Keech ruled in March 1950 that the union was not guilty of civil or criminal contempt. Morison claimed Lewis acted with tongue in cheek and could have recalled the miners to work if he wished. Lewis denied passing any secret word to keep miners out of the pits. The union argued in court that officers did everything possible to enforce the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond B. Keech
Morison
Lewis
Achievement Day highlights Lorain County homemakers display
Mrs Peters urges food and clothing to help starving people worldwide and teaches youth the value of commodities. The all day program featured a chop suey lunch at noon and an international themed setting with a globe and United Nations flag. Exhibits included etched metal trays needlework ceramics and handmade quilts. Morning skits on hosting and tailoring showcased club work and Ruth Whinesjaw reports the Alumni Home Demonstration Council donated 100 to Boy's Village at Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Lorain County
Ruth Whines
Counci
Boy's Village
Smithville
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Cumberland Trust Company
A long list of 1951 property transfers in Elyria, Oberlin, Lorain, and nearby towns is recorded. Transfers involve Emilia Miksanek, Julius Fedor, Ralph EF Lyman, Ward H Nieding, Theodore Wagner, Genevieve Landreth, and many others transferring various parcels on Elyria Ave, West College St, Ridge Rd, Middle Ave, East River St, and more, with deeds including executrix and administratrix actions. The notice closes with a call for one million volunteers to support the American Cancer Society Crusade in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Emilia Miksanek
Julius Fedor
Elyria Ave
Elyria
Oberlin College
Ralph Ef, Lyman
West College St
Oberlin
Julius Nyarges
Robert E. Moore
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Phyllis A. Roberro Wells Mole, Jr
Elyria-Grafton
Carlisle
Ward H. Nieding
Theodore Wagner
Roxboro
Vermilion
Executrix
Vergil Landreth
Rolling Heights
Sheffield
Ridge Rd
John J. Nagel
Gereld H. Buckingham
North Ridge Rd
Avon
R. Tubbesing
David J. Karney
Spring Valley
Genevieve Landis
Middle Ave
Arthur J. Nemes
John E. Galazin
East River St
William H. Ross
Elsie Coen
Meadow View
Sophronia Boyd
John A. Stone
West River Rd
Agnes Sneizik
Highland Addn
Lorain
Virginia B. Herring
Sam Trivanovich
Avondale Ave
Avon Lake
Raymond R. Arndt
Lew Lesnick
Hilliard Rd
Elyria Tp
O. A. Hafely, Inc
Robert S. Thompson
Hoy-Lo-Mae
The
Trumbull Building Co
William I. Skelly
Guy Belfi
Hans Jensen
West Lakelands
Belmar Beach
Patrick A. Radican
Joseph Walendzizk
Eugene J. Mittler
Clara Yourkevitch
Turner St
Zacharoula Souris
Jacob Levin
Lake
Charles Barnicle
West 11Th St
Paul W. Poor, Sr
Pete Jerkovich
Mary Morton Divorced in Court on Neglect and Cruelty
At the Court House Judge D A Cook granted Mary Morton a divorce from William on neglect and cruelty and gave custody of their child plus 12.50 a week for child support. Lucille Smyth also divorced Samuel by Judge John Pincura on neglect. James L. Martin, guardian of Andrew Raynak, filed to partition property left by the late John Raynak. Two suits against Sam Falbo settled: Anna belle Bowers sought 5000 for injuries from a Route SR collision. Victor Taylor sought 1500 as driver of the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
William
D. A. Cook
Lucille Smyth
Samuel
John Pincura
James L. Martin
Andrew Raynak
Common Pleas Court
John Raynak
Sam Falbo
Lorain
Annabelle Bowers
East River Street
Falbo
Wellington
Victor Taylor
Mansfield
Minnesota and Dakota Floods Prompt Evacuations
Chaska Minnesota endured severe floods as the hardest hit town with at least 150 evacuees. Sioux Falls South Dakota faced an acute housing crisis after the Missouri River overflow, forcing 3,000 from homes. Red Cross rehabilitation crews aided the city while army engineers sank a 195 foot coal barge to ease a flood threat near a dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Chaska
Minn
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
S. D
Red Cross
Mississippi
Army
Watered-Down Draft Bill Nears House Vote
The House moved toward passage of a watered down draft and Universal Military Training bill as Republican backers threatened to renew a measure barring troop shipments to Europe without congressional consent. The chamber rejected a key restriction 192 to 168, with debates on UMT, segregation, and manpower limits continuing amid MacArthur distraction claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
E. E. Cox
MacArthur
Clearview Band to Play Spring Concert Friday
The Clearview High School band presents its third Spring concert at 8 p.m. Friday with free admission. Selections include Under the Double Fagle, Thunderer, Caribbean Fantasy, Stormy Weather, and a French horn solo by Patty Szeto. Clifford Kerns directs the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview High School
Pavanne
Joshua
Patty Szeto
Clifford Kerns
Three Church Groups Meet Tonight at Vincent Methodist
Three groups meet at 8 p.m. tonight at Vincent Methodist church. The Sunday school board, the church official board, and the Progressive class of the Sunday school will hold their regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Vincent Methodist Church
Collision Damages Cars on East Avenue at Fourth Street
Two automobiles driven by Albert Salgi of 249 Millercourt and Blake Carrington of R D 2 Oberlin Road were damaged in a 7 56 a m collision at East Avenue and Fourth Street, police report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Salgi
Millercourt
Blake Carrington
R. D
Oberlin Road
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Glass windows broken at rear building reported
Mrs. Martin Magda of 457 Cleveland Street told police twelve panes in a rear building were damaged. Police say boys with slingshots likely caused the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Magda
Cleveland Street
Boy’s fall from trestle injures he
Eight year old Danny Fry of 528 East River Street fell about 15 feet from the East Bridge trestle while playing with other boys. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released. A 16 year old was arrested for defective steering and brakes and driving without a license and referred to juvenile authorities. Sam F. Lamadue of Carlisle Avenue was charged with reckless driving and operating an unsafe vehicle and will appear in police court. Clay Belle Armstrong of Lorain was arrested for speeding in a school zone and will be arraignedTomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Fry
East River Street
East Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sam F. Lamadue
Carlisle Avenue
Middle Avenue
Clay Belle Armstrong
Lorain
Sixth Street
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Active cattle market with steers and cows showing wide ranges from choice to utility levels. Calves strong at 32 to 38 with good to common grades. hogs steady with varying weights. Vegetables and fruits listed with seasonal prices. noted items include apples, cucumbers, onions, parsnips, potatoes, and watercress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Choi
Ridgeville Band Plans Friday Evening Concert
Ridgeville High School will present its annual band concert at 8 p.m. Friday directed by Karl Kolinski. Selections include Contrast Overture Merry Widow Waltz Syncopated Clock and The Thunderer March. Delegates to the state contest perform Joy Yost marimba and drums. The saxophone quartet led by Thelma Gerhart and others also appear. The band, about 60 members, will tour Belden LaGrange Brookside and Elyria after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Karl Kolinski
Joy Yost
Norma Dreger
Janet Albers
Marty Gaede
Sally Henson
Kenneth Johnson
Keith Smith
Thelma Gerhart
Erla Hist
Joy Hadaway
Arlene Laubenthal
Ridgeville
Belden
LaGrange
Brookside
American Legion
Elyria
Engineers Tour Thew Shovel Co Plants in Lorain
Lorain Ohio Engineers Society with 47 members toured Thew Shovel Co plants 1 and 4 last night. D E Starkey spoke briefly, A J B Fairburn discussed engineering problems, Lommin film was shown, and guided factory tours followed. W C Garrett hosted greetings from Thew Plant, with welcomes by E E Esgate and W J Allaback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Professional Engineering Society
Thew Shovel Co
D. E. Starkey
Avon Lake
Thew
A. J. B. Fairburn
National Tube Co
Lommin
W. C. Garrett
E. E. Esgate
W. J. Allaback
Grange Officers To Meet Monday
Pomona Grange and 14 Lorain County Granges officers will meet at 8:30 p.m. next Monday in the Hickory Tree Grange hall Amherst. All officers are requested to be present. Women are asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Lorain County
Hickory Tree
Amherst
Stolen bicycle found by patrol in city store entrance
A bicycle reported stolen from a rack in front of the Goodyear store was recovered by Patrolman Robert Lonsway in the entrance of a nearby store last evening according to a police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Robert Lonsway
Missionary Writes Of Trip From Hong Kong
Henry Jackson of Ford Road received a letter from his sister Miss Alta Myers one of the American missionaries evacuated from China. Myers a China missionary for 26 years recounts a 40 day voyage from Hong Kong to the United States with a three week stay in the Philippines and stops at seven ports to observe schools and local life. Now residing in Pasadena California she sailed home around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Alta Myers
China
Hong Kong
United States
Miss Myers
States
Elyria
Philippines
Philippine
Pasadena
Calif
Elyrian Attends Ford Advertising Group Meeting
J. R. Dall, Elyria Ford dealer, travels to French Lick Indiana for a Ford Motor Company central region advertising committees meeting. Cleveland and Detroit district members attend, with Ford advertising staff and J. Walter Thompson agency reps present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Dall
Elyria Ford
French Lick
Ind
Ford Motor Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Detroit
J. Walter Thompson Company
Ford
Altar And Rosary Society Plans Card Party
St Vincent de Paul parish Alt ar And Rosary Society met at the rectory and set a joint card party for April 23. They also scheduled a Mother Daughter Communion on Mother's Day with breakfast. Mrs. Robert Smith led the meeting with 32 members present. prizes went to Mrs. Ted Gerbie and Mrs. Russell Plato. Next meeting is May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul's Parish Altar and Rosary Society
Robert Smith
Ted Gerbie
Russell Plato
Permit Granted for One Story Brick House on Columbia Avenue
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued a permit to J. R. White of 348 Sixth Street for a one story brick dwelling at 246 Columbia Avenue. The 37 by 41 foot foundation will be built by Harry Shives with an estimated cost of $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
J. R. White
Sixth Street
Columbia Avenue
Harry Shives
Fragmented listing of corporate names and percentages
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous company names such as American Radiator American .. Bendix Aviation Anaconda Copper Colum bia Gas General Motors Kennecott Copper Ohio Edison Ohio Oil U S Steel Westinghouse and Woolworth with scattered percentages and numbers interspersed. The text appears as a damaged stock or utility listing with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T. & To
Avec Mfg
Bendix Aviation
iCities Service
Cleveland Elec
iCleveland Cliffs
Columbia Gas
General Motors ‘Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Ind
N. J
Ohio
Texas Company
Iu. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
E-Saes
Westinghouse
Woolworth Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Press
NEW York Times
NEW York Daily News
Kremlin
George C. Marshall
Chicago Tribune
Gen
Lattimores
Hiss
Detroit Free Press
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cincinnati Enquirer
State Department
Moscow
America
North River
AlacArthur
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Leonard Heil
Chicago
National Association of Evangelicals
Boom
San Antonio
Tex
John Johnson
Campaian
Washingto
Dan W DeMoss
Sien Air Force
Pacific
Medar
DeMiee
Eid
Arier
Ifte
Owas
Warsight
Cancer Crusade
American Cancer Society
Lorain Choir
Sightless Center
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Sudro-Curtis
Death Records
Cotter Funeral
George Bagi
Car Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Clearview Band
Police Dept. News
Wwe
General, Meads
Jonathana
Romes
Starmens
Hothouse
John B. Kinter
OUR Profesion
Ridgeville Band
Grange
Elyrian
Ford Advertising Group
Altar and Rosary Society
Laery We
Seaboard
Compar
Broad Street
Rev's Shoe Store
Fleer
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