Taylor To Direct Cancer Crusade's Industrial Drive
R. G. Taylor, vice president and director of personnel for the Colson Corporation, named chairman of the industrial phase of Elyria's Cancer Crusade. A longtime civic participant, he will oversee all industrial collections while continuing service on local boards and organizations. In Cleveland, a three member Court of Appeals unanimously held three Cleveland Press staffers in contempt for taking arraignment photos over a judge's order. The ruling underscored court decorum, with fines and custody imposed on involved parties.
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R. G. Taylor
Colson Corporation
Cancer Crusade
Elyria
Taylor
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria City
Cleveland, C
Court of Appeals
Cleveland Press
American Bar Association
Nelson J. Brewer
Scripps-Howard
Louis Clifford
Sam Giaimo
James Thomas
Common Pleas
Joseph H. Silbert
Thomas J. Edwards
Louis B. Seltzer
Ohio Supreme
Bank Officials From 2 Counties To Convene Here
Bank officials from Lorain and Huron counties gather at Elyria Country Club on Wednesday April 21 for a conference on The Pyramid of Bank Credit. Merle Hostetler of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland will speak, with Roger R. Clouse and Wilbur D. Fulton among organizers and moderators. A parallel Urbana session on April 22 will involve five counties Champaign Logan Madison Shelby and Union.
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Merle Hostetler
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Lorain
Huron Counties
Elyria Country Club
Lorain County Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Elyria
Ira i L. Porter
Peoples Banking Company
Oberlin
Jand
Lorain County Bankers
Poker Backers Win Easily In California Vote
GARDENA Calif Candidates backing draw poker won in a city election to fill three council seats. They argued the game keeps taxes down and spurred growth from a bean patch to a city worth millions while church groups urged an anti poker law. Winners were Adam W Bolton Harvey L Chapman and Robert L Finch.
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Gardena
Calif
California
Adam W. Bolton
Harvey L. Chapman
Robert L. Finch
Cattle Joke From Four Year Old Griffs Griffing
Windsor Connecticut reports a humorous difference recalled by four year old Darryl Griffing. He explains cattle blow their horns while cows moo creating a playful country scene. The item captures local lighthearted humor from a child’s observation and adds a warm community tone.
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Windsor, Conn
Darryl Griffing
Special Group Forms to Probe Reds Spying in Australia
Canberra reports the House passed a bill creating a royal commission with powers to summon witnesses in an espionage inquiry into a Soviet spy ring in Australia. Soviet diplomat Petrov reportedly supplied documents naming agents and union leaders, with diplomatic immunity for embassy staff. Prime Minister Menzies urged swift action while noting ongoing surveillance of named individuals and possible links to atomic test information.
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Canberra
Australia
House of Representatives
Royal Commission
Senate
Robert G. Menzies
Vladimir Michaelovich Petrov
Petrov
Soviet Secret Police
MVD
Menzies
Gun Totin' Mayor Encounters 25-Year-Old Rival
Avon mayor, previously described as a rough youth, confronted Robert Jensen in court after Jensen testified on a client’s behalf. The mayor recalled a 25 year old incident when they played with air rifles and he shot Jensen in the leg during a cops and robbers game.
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Grant Keys
Robert Jensen
Avon
Jensen
Keys
14Th St
West Ave
Carbin Installed As Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler
Elyria Elks Lodge 465 installed 1954 officers with Paul Carbin as exalted ruler and a large local and visiting turnout. Guests from Barberton Ravenna Kent Lorain Bellevue Norwalk Lima attended the ceremony and a dinner followed. Plans announced include two buses to a New York Cleveland game and the annual state convention set for Columbus April 30 to May 2.
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Elyria Elks Lodge
Paul Carbin
Albert Vietzen
Russell Payne
Milan Bendick
Maurice Jackson
Claude Wagnner
Albert Krapp
Edward Kihm
Ralph
Tuffy) Bauer
Alvin Meyer
John Resar
Frank A. Stetson
Paul ‘Fletcher
Lima
Walter Beer
Ohio ‘Elks Association
Cyril Kremser
Lakewood
Clarence Marsh
Lorain
Elyria Lodge
Ralph Astiner
Edward Krebs
Earl Sloan
Charles Snoble
Edward Bembower
Morris Barchard
Barberton
Ravenna
Kent
Bellevue
Norwalk
Bill Armitage
Paul Corbin
Columbus
Deshler-Hilton
Elyria
Diamonds Stolen During Breakfast at Lincoln Hotel
Indianapolis dispatch reports Cincinnati jewelry salesman Clarence Loeb, 69, told police burglars stole 50000 in diamonds from his 12th floor Hotel Lincoln room while he was in the coffee shop for breakfast. He said the cases were locked in the bathroom.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clarence Loeb
Lincoln
Japs Cold To Pacific Pact Plan
Tokyo reports show Japan resisting an Anglo American proposal for a Pacific security pact. Officials cite U S pressure and propaganda risk, constitutional limits, public opinion, and a desire to avoid overseas military commitments. Japanese leaders argue Indo China actions harm Japan's interests and economy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Southeast Asia
Foreign Office
U. S
Jahyn Fader Dilleg
Anthony Eden
America
Indo-China
Shigeru Yoshida
Down
Indo- China
Defenses Against Atom Attack Seen Improving Steadily
Washington AP Chairman Dewey Short of the House Armed Services Committee says defenses against an atomic attack are getting better and it would be disastrous to evacuate big cities like Washington. Air Force officials briefed the committee on steps to tighten detection and interception around the U.S. and Canada. Navy voices fear new mines could blockade coastal shipping, and civil defense officials note some urge evacuation. Representative Carl Durham calls the testimony encouraging and not sensational.
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Washington
Dewey
House
Armed Services Comy
Missouri Republican
Short
Air Force
Canada
U.S
Carl T. Durham
D-Nc
Durham
Lucilla
Carus
Jesus
Iscariot
County Education Group Nominates 8 For 4 Offices
The nominating committee lists eight candidates for four county education posts to be decided at the spring banquet April 28 at 6 30 p m at the Darling School. Nominees for president are Mrs Ruth Van Wagnen and Mrs Mildred James with other officers and eight delegates named for state associations. Dorothy Fuldheim will give the meeting address and proposed changes aim to add the immediate past president to the executive council for one year.
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County Education Association
Darling School
Ruth van Wagnen
Darling
Mildred James
East Carlisle
Nelson T. Howe
Firelands
John Verbanek
Brookside
Virginia Richmond
Avon
Warren Wallace
Avon Lake
Janie Daniel
Grafton
Zola Hastings
LaGrange
Ohio Education Association
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
James H. Hales
South Amherst
Evelyn Witham
Ridgeville
Ruth Sauer
Richard Wainwright
Penfield
Ralph Fallmer
Eaton
Eloise Fowler
Donald Parfitt
Columbia
Howe
V. F. W. 1079 Post Auxiliary Officers Installed
Albert Latzo became commander of V F W Post 1079 and Georgette Krugman was sworn in as auxiliary president at joint ceremonies at the Post Home 347 East Bridge Street. Also installed were Frank Wircenske Oscar Gill Lloyd Kinney Grover Severs Thomas Naughton Jack Whidden Lawrence Krugman Willie Clemmons Paul Andrews Dayton Cummons Walter Dobbeck Wayne Bullock Kathleen Whidden Patricia McWilliams June Bullock Edith Jones Christine Andrews Sarah Kubes Dorothy Bruce Ethel Petruzzi Iona Hanson Elnora Bachman Margaret Turner Lily Wiley Audrey Queen Ruth Orson Velva Mithalis Irene Gurchik ITasca McWilliams.
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Frank Wircenske
Oscar Gill
Lloyd Kinney
Grover Severs
Thomas Naughton
Jack Whidden
Lawrence Krugman
Willie Clemmons
Paul Andrews
Dayton Cummons
Walter Dobbeck
Wayne Bullock
Velva Mihalis
Irene Gurchik
Itasca McWilliams
Driver Blames Lighting Incident On Darked Road Near Eugene
Ida Lewis of Fort Lewis Washington told state police a truck driver blocked the highway a few miles south of Eugene and smashed the headlights of her car with an iron bar after she did not dim her lights. Police said they understand the driver’s frustration but condemn the method used.
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Eugene
Ore
Ida Lewis
Fort Lewis
Wash
Lewis
William Ritt’s Six Letters It Ucilla Six
William Ritt created Six Letters It Ucilla. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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William Ritt
King Features Byndicetey
Brain Balm Protects When Tension Rises
A Chicago scientist reports a brain chemical, found in cats, dogs, and humans, lowers blood pressure when injected in tests. The substance may regulate stress responses and could offer a drug target for hypertension, beyond central nervous system drugs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Alfred Leimdorfer
Loyola University
Lie
Leimdorfer
Soil Conservation Service Doesn't Pay Subsidies
Arthur R. Sanford, area conservationist for the Department of Agriculture, says a Washington report confused two agencies as the House Appropriations bill was described as carrying 191,700,000 for subsidies. He explains the Soil Conservation Service provides technical help to districts and does not issue subsidy payments. The figure likely referred to the Agricultural Stabilization Service.
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Arthur R. Sanford
Department of Agriculture
United Press
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Soil Conservation Service
Lorain County
Sanford
SCS
The
Agricultural Stabilization Service
Production Marketing Administration
City Hall door frustrations hint at fine print
Murfreesboro Tennessee officials reminded a visitor at City Hall that the front door would not open. The incident, noted under a large push sign, reveals a smaller word in fine print reading hard.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
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Wellington
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Ninth District
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