Police Pickets Clash At Cleveland Factory
Police and pickets clashed at Park Drop Forge Co in Cleveland as about 3000 demonstrators blocked entry during Local 776 CIO UAW strike now in 23rd week. Mounted officers cleared gates, two pickets arrested, injures reported. demo tied to Blacksmiths Union bargaining actions and replacement workers.
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Cleveland, C
Park Drop Forge Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors
Fisher Body
Mundi oGu
CAW
Cleveland
Patrick J. O'Malley
LAW
D. S. McCurdy
Park
Aperine Smanrde
Easter Story Is W S C S Group Program Feature
The W S C S of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the church parlors for a special Easter story. Mrs Ellen Batzdorfer and Mrs George Hastings lead the entertainment. All interested invited. Proceeds from a youth group show fund this summer camp trip.
Lorain Unit High In Navy Opinion
Lt Com E C Keys reports naval officials in Philadelphia and Washington praise Lorain Naval Reserve Division. He notes high regard for the unit and the support in Lorain Huron Erie and surrounding counties. Keys commends Lt Cmdr R E Boylan and the Forrestal Trophy presentation efforts.
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Philadelphia Naval Yard
Washington D.C
Lorain Naval Reserve
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Keys
Cmdr
R. E. Boylan
Indo China policy points outlined in Mansfield speech
The transcript lists seven items toward Indo China path to independence including resuming talks to set a date for full independence, creating a transfer machinery for sovereignty, possibly keeping Indo-Chinese in the French Union by choice, appointing separate ambassadors, forming constituent political assemblies, and relinquishing French citizenship by nationalist leaders. Mansfield says failure lies in politics, not the military.
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French Union
U. S
Mansfield
Judge Overrules Demurrer in LaGrange Township Case
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook overruled the demurrer of LaGrange Township Clerk David Pelton in a dispute with township trustees Ira Swartz Alva Spicer and Glen Buswell over paying Cemetery Sexton William A Caldwell Jr $125 a month. Pelton claimed winter months require no pay as sexton duties halt during winter. Trustees sued to compel payment. judge ruled trustees have grounds for mandamus and trial will proceed with no date set.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
LaGrange Township
David Pelton
LaGrange’ Township
William A. Caldwell, Jr
Pelton
Ira Swartz
Alva Spicer
Glen Buswell
Caldwell
Sexton
Cook
McCarthy probes Oppenheimer as AEC faces hearings
Sen Joseph R McCarthy says his secret investigation of Oppenheimer found affidavits claiming Communist Party membership and influence. He notes his subcommittee voted against public hearings for national security, praises AEC Chairman Strauss for suspending Oppenheimer, and signals he may resume if administration inquiry stalls.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Personnel Security Board
Oppenheimer
AEC
U.S
Communist Party
Phoenix
Ariz
Lewis L. Strauss
Excess profits in postwar housing profits charged to builders
Congressman Cole accused postwar housing builders of pocketing excess profits, claiming FHA appraisals misnamed actual costs. He cited cases where an apartment project appraised at 14 million was built for 12 million with 2 million pocketed, and another FHA insured loan of 2 million for a 1.691 million project yielded 414 thousand in builder gains.
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Cole
FHA
Capehart
Nation unity urged to resist Red China before Geneva
No 4 pressed for a strong denunciation of Red China as Geneva opens on April 26. Dulles and Eden agreed that the nations must show united determination to curb aggression, naming the United States Britain France Australia New Zealand and the Associated States of Indochina including Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia.
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Dulles
Eden
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Vermilion Council Hears Complaint On Lot Drainage
Vermilion villagers raised concerns about water standing on Jefferson Street near Thompson Street and on the Martinek lot. The meeting approved storm sewer plans, directed a letter to lot owners, and considered injunctions against illegal trailer parking.
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Vermilion Council
BSE
Caries Wes Evenue
Crystal Beach
Nakomis ‘Park
Death notices for Sabins and Powell in Elyria
William M. Sabins died at 8:20 a m at his home after months of illness. He was born August 2, 1886 in Delaware County and lived in Elyria 49 years, worked at Elyria Foundry 44 years rising to foreman supervisor. He is survived by his wife Iva D. Sabins, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p m from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Also, Sallie B. Powell died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She resided at 21 Chestnut St and operated a rooming house. Survived by husband William P. Powell and daughter Mildred Wilson. niece in Elyria. Funeral Saturday at 1 p m from Finley Mortuary with service by Rev Clarence Brown at Mt Zion Baptist Church and burial at Brookdale Cemetery.
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William M. Sabins
Crehore Ct
Mr. Sabins
Delaware County
Elyria
Iva D. Sabins
Jess
Ostrander
Fred
Delaware
Frank
Etta Ward
Maumee
Hazel Russel
Rosa Colson
Marion
Ethel Russel
Creston
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph W. Neighbour
Church of the Open Door
Ridge Hill Memorial,Park
Iuneral
Sallie B. Powell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chestnut St
William P. Powell
Mildred Wilson
Finley Mortuary
Clarence Brown
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Troxel Co Officers Directors Re-Elected
Stockholders of The Troxel Manufacturing Company held their annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the company offices on Oberlin Road. Re-elected directors were R. D. Perry A W Fritzsche W B Timms King E Fauver and R M Timms. Directors then re-elected officers R M Timms as president and treasurer H E Kalter as vice president and King E Fauver as secretary.
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Troxel Manufacturing Company
Oberlin Rd
R. D. Perry
A. W. Fritzsche
W. B. Timms
King E. Fauver
R. M. Timms
H. E. Kalter
Three-Story Fall Fatal in Cleveland Home
Mrs. Mary Novak, 62, of Cleveland, died Tuesday after falling three stories while washing windows at her residence. The accident occurred at her Cleveland home, and authorities provided initial statements about the fatal incident.
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Cleveland III
Mary Novak
Cleveland
Wellington by Cora Shepard delivery notice
Cora M Shepard of 523 Barker Street announces Wellington delivery details and contact numbers for the Faith Ware service on Ferrick Avenue West, with phone contacts 205 Y and 42 L for orders and inquiries.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware Ferrick
Vacation Bible School Planned By Baptists
WELLINGTON Pioneering With Christ will be the theme for this year’s Daily Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church opening June 7. Twenty three workers volunteered. Sessions run June 7 to 11 and June 14 to 18. Riwwas club plans an evening meeting Thursday at 6 15 to enable members to attend church services. Robert Gott is program chairman for next week.
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Wellington
The
First Baptist Church
Riwwas Club
Robert Gott
Jones St
Support of Churches Committee
Methodist Church
Double Reverse Opens Way For Jury Trial in Benge Suit
The District Court of Appeals reversed its prior ruling and ordered a jury trial in the $25,000 injury suit by Roy Benge's estate against the Lorain and Southern Railroad and Cleveland Quarries Co. The case arose from a collision at Quarry Road crossing that left Benge dead later in another Medina County crash. The appellate court found possible negligence by the railroad and quarry driver while clearing the passenger of fault, and sent the case back for jury consideration after a 1952 verdict for the defendants was directed by Judge Cook.
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District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Roy Benge
South Amherst
Lorain and Southern Railroad
Cleveland Quarries Co
Charles Canada
Noble Neeley
Quarry Rd
AG Uice
Benge
Medina County
Cook
Court of Appeals
Aged Elyrian Found In Street With Serious Injuries
An Elyria man aged about 65 to 70 identified as John Hector of 1008 West Ave was found lying in the street in front of 407 West Ave. He suffered severe brush burns to the forehead and right temple after tripping near a guy wire. Hospital staff describe his condition as poor.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Hector
West Ave
Hector
Two Men Held For Non-Support In County Jail
John Santo Jr 27 of Ridgewood Avenue Elyria and Arthur Gerhardinger 40 of Fourth Street were in county jail awaiting arraignment on non-support charges Santo for one child and Gerhardinger for three children.
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John Santo, Jr
Ridgewood Ave
R.D. Elyria
Arthur Gerhardinger
Fourth St
Santo
Gerhard
Inger
New London Parents Visit Injured Airman
Mr and Mrs George Gemmell traveled to Kessler Field Mississippi this week for their son Airman 2c William Gemmell who lies hospitalized after a Tuesday auto accident while washing a car He is well known in New London and had visited his brother Georg Jr a former New London post office clerk
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New London
George Gemmell
Kessler Field
Miss
William Gemmell
Auto
Gemmell
Georg Jr
Stock market gains and losses across major firms
A snapshot of ticker movements shows American Radiator up 17 percent, American Tel & Tel 164 percent, Anaconda Copper 36 percent, Avco Manufacturing 5 percent, Bendix Aviation 68 percent, Chrysler 62 percent, Cities Service 94 percent, Cleveland Electric Illuminating 584 percent, Columbia Gas 14 percent, Fruehauf Trailer 26 percent, General Motors 69 percent, Glidden Co 34 percent, Industrial Rayon 4215, Kennecott Copper TSha, Montgomery Ward 5974, New York Central 215s, Ohio Edison 41 percent, Ohio Oil 473, Penna Railroad 1614, Republic Steel BIS 235 percent, Sears Roebuck 62 percent, Socony Vacuum 42 percent, Standard of Ind 82 percent, Standard of New Jersey 38 percent, Standard of Ohio 38 percent, Texas Company se, Toledo Edison 12 percent, U S Steel 447, Warner Brothers 147 percent, Woolworth Co 41 percent.
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American T. & T
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland Electlum
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper Tsha
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R.R
Republic Steel Bis Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of
N.J. Ae Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
U S Planes Take War Supplies To Indochina
American cargo planes landed at Tourane Air Base carrying ammunition and other war materials for Dien Bien Phu as Communist artillery pounded the fortress. French transports then carried food medicine and relief goods to the garrison amid a mass assault threat.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Tourane Air Base
Clark Field
Philippines
Red River Delta
Deer Death Rate Growing Problem For Game Warden
NEW LONDON The growing deer highway toll troubles Huron County game warden C L Caldwell who reports State Patrol every few nights alerting him to another deer struck. County conservation leagues discuss action though a Huron County deer season remains undecided. A 150 pound doe struck on Route 250 near Fitchville was dressed and frozen for Fitchville Elementary lunch use.
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New London
C. L. Caldwell
Huron County
Caldwell
Fitchville
Route 250
Greenwich
Man Held Sells Beer To Youth At Wilbur's Tavern
John Lawrence of Wilbur's Tavern Route 10 east of LaPorte was arrested on a prosecutor's complaint for selling beer to a minor under 18. Offense said to have occurred on March 31. Father alerted authorities. Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing. Lawrence released on bond after arrest pending arraignment.
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John Lawrence
Wilbur
Police Arrests and Fines From Local Court Docket
Police report multiple offenses including a third driving without license arrest for Vernon Greenwood of Lodi Street who received a $50 fine plus $25 costs suspended and three traffic school sessions. Emerald motorists fined for a stop sign crash and others facing hearings include William Lucas and Victor Dotson with cases delayed for tomorrow. minor collision at Chestnut and Tremont cited and bound over to grand jury for a probe into alleged tape involving a 16 year old Cleveland girl. Mayor Keys led the preliminary hearing.
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Vernon Greenwood
Lodi St
Greenwood
Tremont St
Chestnut St
Mose L. Jones
Foster Ave
Grover C. Randies
Lake Ave
Chestnut
Tremont Streets
Randies
Jones
Randles
Ray Wingenfeld
iParma
Cleveland
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Former Lorain Resident Loses Tax Case Appeal
A former Lorain man, S. Jacob Sens, lost his appeal of an income tax evasion conviction. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati upheld a two year sentence and a $3,000 fine. Sens was convicted May 20, 1933, in Cleveland District Court. He had worked as a real estate promoter in Lorain and his dairy business in the Midwest was under investigation about two years ago.
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Lorain
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
S. Jacob Sens
Sens
Cleveland
Midwest
Court awards Superba Cravats $1118 in Common Pleas
In Lorain County yesterday a judgment favored Superba Cravats Inc over Lotus Moore of Avon Lake for 1118. Two other Moore suits from Dobbs Hats and Top-O-Mart were dismissed. OBrien Motor Sales vs Charles Lane ended in dismissal. William Hall referred for probation after Lima State Hospital report found no mental disorder. Alimony suit by Mary Lynch against Charles dismissed. Dorothy Dozier granted divorce from Charles for incarceration in Ohio Penitentiary. Improved Risk Mutuals sue A Nabakowski Co for 1427 damages over roof windstorm on Oct 19 1952. Explosion mystery: Mrs. Frank Sicker found mailbox smashed. deputies suspect a large firecracker. Mohawk Truck Line reports loss of four car tons of air force equipment along Route 20 between Elyria and Wakeman. cartons weighed 13 pounds each. contents unknown.
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Superba Cravats, Inc
Common Pleas
Lotus Moore
Avon Lake
Moore
Dobbs Hats
The
Hat Corporation of America
Top-O-Mart Clothes
Mohawk
Sheriff's Department
Route 20
Elyria
Wakeman
Vermilion Group Chooses Delegates For Girls State
Harriet Langfitt and Donna Jean Hall were selected by the American Legion Auxiliary to represent Vermilion at Girls State this year. The announcement came at the auxiliary meeting where Mrs Sisson spoke on Lorain County Welfare Department work. Meeting actions included planning four bowling banquets for May 1 and May 6, plus gifts for the retiring fifth district president. Co chairs Helen Stone and Louise Moats will lead Poppy Day sales with Girl Scouts on May 29.
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Vermilion
Harriet Langfitt
S. E. Langfitt
Donna Jean Hall
Fifth District
Helen Stone
Louise Moats
Girl Scouts
Maundy Thursday Service Planned at Congregational Church
North Ridgeville notes Maundy Thursday Communion observed at the Congregational Church. New members join the fellowship. Choir led by Danford Byrons performs St Francis Prayer by Mueller and Agnus Dei by Willan. Ruth Redstone sings O Divine Redeemer. Rev Ralph Chapman gives meditation. Mrs Harold Carpenter and Howard Gould oversee preparations and serving.
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North Ridgeville
Congregational Church
Danford Byrons
I Mueller
Willan
Ruth Redstone
Ralph Chapman
Harold Carpenter
Howard Gould
Market report: Cleveland livestock and grain prices steady to mixed
Cattle 1 800 steady to weaker. steers and heifers prime 24 26, choice 22 28, good 19 22, cows 13 14, bulls 15 17. Calves 25 12B to 20 25. Sheep 700 steady. lambs 22 24, ewes 19 23. Hogs 1400 steady to 35 higher. weights 160 180 lb 26 28, 230 250 lb 37 75, 250 300 lb 26 27.80, 300 400 lb 24 25 50. Poultry market quiet. butter prices irregular. Toledo cash grain: wheat No 2 soft red 2.07 2.08, corn 1.5144 1.524, oats 0. ???
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Cleveland
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LaGrange
N. Logan Street
Noewsepa
Street Department
Water Department
Liberty St
Toledo St
Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Fox-Ruesch and Company of Cincinnati
Death Records
William. M. Sabins
Troxel Co
Capitol
Black Lagoon
Rivoli
Eleanor Parker
Tom W. Disney
Rose
Baptists
Louis Miller
Dickason St
Sandra Elaine
First Methodist Church
Paul P. Brown
Donna Wolfe
Albert Keith
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Margaretta West
Grace Hemphill
Plan Bake Sale
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Patrick’s Hall
Stella Lugaski
Marcie Volpe
Frances Byrne
Mary Hafler
Eva Weber
Sophie Doty
Berneice Snyder
V.F.V
Mary Ewell
O.E.S
Temple Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Mt. Vernon
O. J. Seeley
Ray Moore
Mesdames Irma Brumfield
Beatrice Wells
Sara Binder
Isabelle Bennett
Eva Blanchard
Esther Barbe
Jeanne Greetham
Charles Seeley
W. F. Ritzhaupt
Crestline
H. V. Kime
Carl Ensign
Florida
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
National City Bank
J. D. Shiraef
Russia
Jim Wight
Columbus
Miss Massger
F.H. A
F. H
Teresa Rose
Rita Shays
Blanch Jeffry
Joann Nester
Rhea
Sara Jean Peet
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Police Dept. News
Route 57
Clarence Emerson
N. Ridge Rd
Hallet Gates
Akron
William Lucas
R.D
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Cleveland St
Victor Dotson
Phelps, Ky
Phelps
W. Bridge St
Massachusetts
Prospectus
P. R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
O'Brien Motor Sales
Charles Lane
William Hall
Probation Department
Lima State Hospital
Hall
Mary Lynch
Charles
Dorothy Dozier
D.A. Cook
Ohio
Improved Risk Mutuals of
Paterson- Leitch Co
A. Nabakowski Co
Amherst
Paterson-Leitch Co
Frank Sicker
Main
Mills Roads
Avon
Vermilion Group
Toledo
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
CARP
PIKE
Catfish
Pickerel
Elyria Fish Market
East Ave
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