Accident Report Details Lorain County March Injuries
One worker was killed and two permanently disabled in Lorain County during March. There were 175 claims from accidents in the county, including 37 with more than seven days lost time, 27 with seven days or less, and 108 medical cases with no lost time. Total time loss reached 10,170 days. statewide claims rose to 12,601, though fatal accidents fell 25 percent to 77. Ohio saw a 3.3 percent employment rise from February, while time loss dropped 139,677 days from February. Ten fatal incidents affected public employees. other top sectors included metal goods, construction, commercial work, mining, and steel industries.
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Lorain County
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of
Oho
Ohio
Women Of Forty two Nations Meet In Istanbul
In Istanbul on April 18 delegates from 42 nations converge at the Yildiz Palace to press for equal rights. Turkish women newly enfranchised participate, with speakers including women members of the recently elected national assembly. The talks will cover the status of women under Nazism, equal rights for all women, and cross cultural links between Western and Eastern women.
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Istanbul
Yildiz Palace
National Assembly
Manchester man acquitted of second degree murder
Robert Cole of Manchester Ohio was acquitted by a jury of nine men and three women here last night of a second degree murder charge. He had been accused of killing Frank Riggs, an unemployed father of three, during an alleged attempt to stop furniture removal from Riggs home.
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West Union
Robert Cole
Manchester
Cole
Frank Riggs
Riggs
Commissioner Resigns in Fairfield County Office
LANCASTER Ohio April 17 Daniel Ridenour resigned as Fairfield county commissioner last night. He gave no reason.
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Lancaster, O
Daniel Ridenour
Fairfield County
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights for Wednesday April 17
Local station listings show WGAR WTAM WHE WJAY WEAF WIZ WABC WADC WLW and more broadcasting hourly lineups. Programs span sports updates news interviews musicals dramas and variety acts with performances from Amos and Andy Burns and Allen Lily Pons and Jack Pearl among others.
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Aunt Judy
Jack Armstrong
Buck Rogers
Rosees Turner
Myrt
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Plain Bud
Studio
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Johnnie
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Burns and Allen
Jack Pearl
Four Aces
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Berren
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Pepper
Chief Red Bird
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Miss. Minstrel
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Betty
J. B. Kennedys
Cyril Pitts
Wiz
Alma Hitchell
Sisters
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Red Cats
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Shandor
WABC
Bobby Benson
Music Box
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WADC
Skhop
Perkins Feliers
Dick Tracy
Foetie
Terry
Ted
Maree
H. MecLaushit
Variety
St. Louis
Cordon
Hopkins
Bard
Alcott
Jack Atm
Tim Healy
Harris
Lum
Abner
Neighboors
Moon River
Cleveland Station Radio Schedule Summary
Radios across Cleveland stations WTAM WHE and WEAR list a dense day of programs from early morning to late evening. Shows include Vaughn King, Musical Clock, Livestocks, Clara Lu n 14,2, and numerous orchestras, talks, news, and sports segments with many station IDs and time slots.
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Betty Taylor
Cheerio
Board of Educa
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Sam
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Carnival
Oleanders
P.M
Honeyboy
Stenross
Orc
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Eibel
Tucker’s
Temple Bells
Gene
Glen
Sportsman
Duffy
Tucker
Whreman
Wihlesn
Legion Auxiliary
Shero
the Caprians
WEAR
A. Sf
William Meader
Clici
Mactingh
Todas
Ozark
Janeeenel
Ben
Mars Sothern
Flelds
Merry Macs
Farm
Pete
Erin
mita-Schowl
HNN
Terry and
Ted
Ellis Vander Pyt
Lowelll Thomas
Hessbergeer
Shandoar
Ter - Tuckey
Moratorium Bill Sidetracked in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on April 17 Governor Davey’s moratorium bill appears sidelined as House opposition grows. The Lawrence refunding and deficiency levy bill, approved by the senate, may replace the moratorium on the House calendar next week with the governor’s support. The governor also backs issuing 13 million dollars in county relief bonds to cover Ohio’s relief burden this year.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Lawrence
Senate
House
Hestill
Ohio
Job Seekers Contribute To Governor's Rug Fund
In Columbus on April 17 Governor Davey’s charity rug fund rose to 229.32 dollars including cash and stamps. The response comes mainly from politicians and job seekers, with many donors explaining unemployment and limited means. A Vernon County contributor sent 41 stamps and urged recognition for a friend taking a civil service exam.
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Columbus
Davey
Vernon
Easter Services in Kipton at Camden Baptist Church
Kipton Easter services announced with Rev. C. D. Anderson to speak Sunday morning at Camden Baptist Church in Kipton Ohio. An Easter program is planned for the evening and all are invited.
Township Trustees Hire Cemetery Caretaker for Camden
In a special session on Friday evening April 12 the Township Trustees hired a cemetery caretaker. Ed Beams bid of 165 dollars for the 1955 season was accepted by the board.
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Camden
Ed Beam
Camden Baptist Church Hosts Pulpit and Ministerial Meeting
Sunday services at Camden Baptist saw Rev H K Finley of Elyria in the pulpit due to the ill pastor, while L A Obitts from Elyria preached in the evening. Members recall J N Weber visiting his daughter Mrs Albert Plas who was recovering after Memorial hospital surgery. News arrived of Carl Brassee’s death in Omaha, former Pittsfield resident, as Sarah McCotter learned. Local engagement included evangelistic services at First Baptist Eisha, and Ruth Kelly with Jessie Mellor visiting Mrs Ed Morris in Cleveland.
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H. K. Finley
Elyria
Camden Baptist Church
L. A. Obitts
J.N. Weber
Albert Plas
Memorial Hospital
Sarah McCotter
Carl Brassee
Omaha
Nebraska
Pittsfield
First Baptist Church of
Eisha
Ruth Kelly
Jessie Mellor
Ed Morris
Cleveland
Frances
Flossie Loses
Town Hall
Columbia
Lorain County R. Lb. C. A
Ernest Weubker
Dover
Association
Adam Moehi
Janet Joan
Detroit
Phil Benton
Washington, D.C
F. N.gohys
Mel Benton
Local residents visit kin and share weekend hours
The column lists numerous visits and outings across Elyria and nearby towns. William Brumby returns from visits. Wendell Bayless and family stay with Co D Bayless's parents. Allyn Sigsworth visits Emma Sigsworth in Oberlin. Evelyn Herrmann joins her parents at J N Weber home. Robert Brumby resumes studies in Ann Arbor after spring break. various families shop, entertain, or travel between Elyria, Milan, Amherst, New London, and Detroit. The piece notes Dean Morgan's recover from surgery at Allen Hospital and upcoming home return, plus a county music contest at Clearview High School.
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R. A. Fobes
W. F. Betts
Detroit
C. J. Batts
Clearview High School
Avon Club Entertained In Easter Themed Evening
Avon Ohio April 17 Members of the A and E club were hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter McAllister at their home Saturday evening The Easter season was reflected in decorations and favors Cards were played with high scores awarded to Mrs Frank Kuchenrither Frank Boylan and John Spaeth with Miss (name cut).
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Avon
Ohio
A. and E. Club
Walter McAllister
Frank Kuchenrither
Frank Boylan
John Spaeth
Disabled Vets To Meet Tonight
A meeting of disabled veterans of World War I will be held tonight at the American Legion hall at six o clock. Tom Mihalis announced the event and the election of officers will be featured. George Fouts, zone commander, and George Farling, regional rehabilitation officer of Cleveland, will attend. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Hall
S O'Clock
Tom Mihalis
George Fouts
George Farling
Cleveland
Salary ruling on funds for payroll clerk in county office
Attorney General Bricker ruled that the payroll clerk in the county surveyor’s office must be paid from the county general fund, not the county road and bridge fund. The opinion was issued to the prosecuting attorney of Sefo to county.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Sefoto County
PTA Elects Officers at Annual Meeting in School Auditorium
Katherine Schneider, John Alten, and Phil Gerhart attended the regular monthly PTA meeting held Tuesday in the school auditorium. Officers elected for the next year were President Mrs Adams Vice President Mrs Ella Forthofer Secretary Mrs Putzier and Treasurer Mrs Arnold Buck. Music by 7th and 8th grade girls Freshman Girls Boys and Girls Glee Club and the school orchestra. Rev Dan F Bradley spoke from Pilgrim Congregational of Cleveland. Lunch followed. Clyde McAlister to host next.
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Parent Teacher Association
Knapp
Adams
Ella Forthofer
Sec’y
Putzier
Treas
Arnold Buck
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational of
Cleveland
C. A. Bantham
The
Baptist Church
Holy City
New Deal Policies Declared Failed by Expert
Prof Harry N Holmes of Oberlin College told North Ridgeville Congregational Church members that New Deal policies have failed to equitably distribute national income. He cited figures claiming a greater share goes to the rich while the poor gain less, though he acknowledged Roosevelt's sincerity. A discussion followed covering public utilities and the Townsend pension plan.
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Harry N. Holmes
Oberlin College Economics
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Roosevelt
Publc Utilities
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Dinner honors Bay Village guests in Columbia
Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family and Miss Lois Roller attended a dinner party in Columbia Saturday in honor of Mr and Mrs West Wuebker of Bay Village.
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Ira Gough
Lois Roller
Columbia
West Wuebker
Bay Village
The Whole Towns Talking Opens at Capitol Theatre
Edward G. Robinson leads the cast in a blend of comedy and drama titled The Whole Towns Talking set to open at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. The film features Robinson among a notable ensemble.
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Capitol Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
Nut Farm Opens At Dreamland Tomorrow
Wallace Ford returns to the screen in The Nut Farm at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Oscar Apfel and Joan Gale have featured roles in this stage hit adapted film.
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Joan Gale
Oscar Apfel
Dreamland
Wallace Ford
Tomorow
Sitka Massacre Tales From Early Russian Era
Sitka Alaska, founded by Russians in 1799, saw most residents massacred by Indians in 1802, a grim event noted in early colonial history.
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Sitka
Alaska
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