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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1954
Page
10
Analyzes Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus during Passover. The narrative recalls Mark’s gospel, detailing the secret plot, the disciples' sorrow, and the distribution of the betrayal, ending with the note that tomorrow would be Communion.
Lawrence Richards, 29, unemployed miner, was declared innocent of any implication in the deaths of his wife Garnet and five of their six children when their frame home burned on April 3. A lie detector test and a Columbus pathologist report found Richards truthful. victims died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Charlee, 2, escaped with Richards. Sheriff Bateman said all tests were negative and the cause was carbon monoxide from the fire.
First Lieutenant William A. Flaherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Flaherty of 136 Beverly Court, completed a tour in the Philippines and sails on the General Barrett back to the United States. He will be reassigned to Charleston Air Force Base South Carolina, joining the 22nd Air Transport Squadron. A Elyria High School graduate and former student at Wittenberg and Baldwin Wallace Colleges, Flaherty enlisted in January 1951 and served with the 581st Air Resupply Squadron at Clark Air Base, north of Manila since April 1953.
Donald Dean Hunter, 17, a Vincent High School senior, was killed Tuesday night when his car apparently lost control and rammed head on into an approaching vehicle on Route 76 west of Marietta.
A freight derailment near a main line intersection halted traffic after a steel plate struck a worker on the left thigh and a hopper car was toppled by a crane. Two wreck trains and 1300 trackmen were mobilized to repair tracks, with full service expected by 6 p.m. The incident involved Columbus firm workers and caused $290,529 in damage.
A collision caused by cars snapping and striking the track sent the longer train careening into oncoming diesels. In all 23 cars plus three locomotives and a caboose were overturned in the incident.
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