Dr Dale Urges Teachers To Embrace World Problems And Professionalism
In Elyria the Teaching Aids workshop climax featured Dr Edgar Dale of Ohio State University urging teachers to teach world citizenship while becoming more professional. He cited global education funding and urged field trips and concrete experiences to improve learning, cautioning against feelings of inadequacy and stressing civic understanding. The session included a panel with Elyria educators and a note that continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Dile
Ohio State University
Elyria
Dale
A. N. Smith
Robert E. Wilson
L. N. Nicholas
Edgar Dale
Unesco
United Nations
Lems
Dr. Dalé
Elyria High Speech Students To Panel At Lake Erie League Day
Elyria High School students join peers from other schools for a lake Erie League Speech Day round table at Shaw High School on Friday. One student from each panel will join an all league round table. Elyria five member team leads discussion on civil liberties. Nyla Lyndes moderates with Jacqueline Cox John Nielsen Dan Simons and Sandy Warmee assisting. A luncheon precedes the presentations and winning speakers will later broadcast a radio round table on education for living or for making a living on WGAR. Elyria's Richard Larkin will also present at the league speaking contest.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Dan Simons
Sandy Warmee
Shaw High School
WGAR
Elyria
Richard Larkin
Alice Stofer
Elyria High
Nina Baker
Shaw
Police Officer Undergoes Surgery
Patrolman James Higgie was reported to be making satisfactory improvement in Elyria Memorial Hospital from an operation performed yesterday. The procedure severed a nerve to relieve pain believed connected to a leg injury from years ago after he was kicked by an intoxicated man. Peggy Gillis, 104 Mendel court, was attacked by a dog yesterday afternoon while entering a yard at 123 Hillsdale court near P A Peterman Jr residence. She was bitten on her right forearm and her face was scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Higgie
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Peggy Gillis
Mendel Court
P. A. Peterman, Jr
Hillsdale Court
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio sprinkles and cooler temps
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies and a downward temperature trend. Sprinkles expected this afternoon, with a low of 40 tonight and a high of 46 on Thursday. Market notes appear on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mrs Scoville Elected Elyria Quota Club President
Mrs Ruth Scoville will lead the Elyria Quota Club succeeding Gerna Boote with a luncheon at the Graystone Hotel. New officers include Dorothy Funk as first vice president Ann Welsh as second vice president Thelma Ormsby secretary Frieda Bruck treasurer and board members Gerna Boote Margaret Histed Phyllis Schmidt Marge Wojdacz. Installation set for Sunday April 30 at 12 30 pm by Irene Weisman district governor. The club voted a five dollar contribution for Elyria High School band uniforms and a brunch was hosted by Mrs Bruck. Street repairs noted as asphaltic slag filling winter damage.
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Ruth Scoville
Elyria Quota Club
Gerna Boote
Graystone Hotel
Scoville
Dorothy Funk
Ann Welsh
Thelma Ormsby
Frieda Bruck
Margaret Histed
Phyllis Schmidt
Marge Wojdacz
Irene Weisman
Youngstown
Elyria
City
Hart Construction Co
D. W. Kothe
George Carrick
Extra Workers Hired For Payroll Trimming Study
Washington committee seeks reports on payroll trimming by agencies. Chairman John Bell Williams says staff must be hired to process the incoming answers as agencies report actions taken to cut payrolls.
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Washington
House
John Bell Williams
Miss
Single Daily Delivery Of Mail To Homes Ordered
Washington orders drastic postal cuts to curb a half‑billion dollar annual deficit. Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson directs all post offices begin daily single home delivery by July 1, affecting 10,000 carriers and changing Saturday business deliveries while tightening parcel and bulk mail handling. Local disruptions include reduced street box pickups and later post office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse M. Donaldson
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Donaldson
E. C. Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
Elyria Township
New Deficit Record Is Predicted for Truman
Congressional budget experts forecast that President Truman will set new peacetime treasury deficit records in 1950 and 1951. They project deficits around 7.0 to 7.3 billion dollars, surpassing FDR’s 1941 peacetime high of 6.159 billion as the nation prepared for possible war. The estimates were released by Senate Finance Committee chair Walter George citing the joint congressional committee on internal revenue.
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Washington
Congressional
Truman
Roosevelt
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Pearl Harbor
Walter ¥. George
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Joint Congressional Committee
Congress
Community Dinner in Elyria Reports Sell Out Tonight
Elyria Chamber of Commerce reports about 1500 people will attend the second annual Community Dinner at Roll Arena. Doors open 5 30 pm. program begins 6 18 pm with Dr. Alfred P Haake as guest speaker on human relations. Ample parking on Bendix Western air Brake lot. no private parking. Red Cross first aid on site. emergency phone 63 661.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyrians
Bendix-Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Roll Arena
Red Cross
Dexter Kimball, Jr
Omer Laubenthal
Alfred P. Haake
Hindman Dies Noted Lorain County Leader at 74
Amherst obituary of L B Hindman 74 longtime Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association executive founder YMCA work Rotary leader and Amherst Congregational member. Dies at home in Amherst of heart attack. Survived by wife Clara Rose sister Lillian Brown and Mary Hindman and relatives. services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Lincoln Street
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Butler County
Hindman
Washington and Jefferson College
Young Men's Christian Association
Roanoke
Elyria
Gloversville
N. Y
Country Club
Daddy’ Allen
Clara Rose
Lillian Brown
San Francisco
Cal
Mary D. Hindman
Willian Hindman
W. E
Accident Victim Lived In North Ridgeville
Mrs N Gravel of Chestnut Ridge Road Elyria says her father Charles Woefel aged 64 was the man killed Friday in Anderson Indiana after stepping from a curb into a truck. He had lived in North Ridgeville three years and later returned for burial in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woesel
Woclsel
V.rauel
Cleveland
Cook Book Causes House Fire In Seattle Apartment
Firemen rushed to the Seattle apartment of Mrs. R. Magnuson and found heavy smoke from an oven baking a cook book. No injuries reported. Residents unharmed as crews contained the blaze.
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Seattle
Wash
Czechs Seek Recall Of U S Press Attache In Prague
Prague authorities demanded the recall of Joseph Kolarek the U S embassy press attache and ordered the U S information service shut down. Six Czechs were put on trial for treason and spying as part of a case tied to uranium mine intelligence and alleged diplomatic abuses. The foreign ministry delivered a note to the U S Embassy detailing demands and potential closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
United States
Pankrac
Czech Foreign Ministry
U. S. Information Service
Bratislava
Slovakia
Joseph Kolarek
USIS
Kolarek
Plans Set for Elyria High Alumni Reunion
Groundwork laid for the first annual Elyria High School Alumni Association reunion. It will be at the Elks Club on Friday June 9 at 8 15 p m. Recognition planned for 1900 or earlier graduates and multi generation families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School Alumni Association
Elks Club
Elyria High School
Eleanor Brandau
David Wainwright
Hazel Foster
Robert Ohlemacher
Everett Wieseke
Margaret Edwards
Esther Wellert
Ray Hollis
Young Voters Forum Set by Elyria GOP Women
Elyria Republican Woman's Club invites young residents to a Friday event on April 21. The forum aims to honor first time voters and teach registration and voting machine use ahead of May primaries and the fall general election. Ruth Fox and Lila Black attend, with Leslie Burge speaking on the state legislature and a Q A session on government. Tea and hostesses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ruth Fox
Lorain County
Lila Black
Leslie Burge
Lorain
Richard Baird
Union Mobilizes For Rail Strikes
CHICAGO The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen mobilized for strikes against key railroads. Officials entered their fifth straight day of strategy conferences to plan enforcing their demand for an extra fireman on large Diesel locomotives.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherhood
Child Fatally Burned In Canton Crib Incident
18 month old Umark van Fossen son of Mr and Mrs John Van Fossen died when he pulled an electric lamp into his bed. Bedding attire ignited and caused fatal burns yesterday in Canton.
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Canton
Umark van Fossen
John van Fossen
Murder Indictment Considered by Grand Jury in Ohio
The Lorain grand jury returned a first degree murder indictment against James Rock Winston for the slaying of Alan Feeley in Lorain last September. Winston, 49, of Lorain and Cleveland, was seized April 13 in Cleveland and witnesses including material allies testified. police tied a knife to suspect William Banks, but Banks is not charged. Feeley, a former Cleveland finance firm official, was found in an alley with a slashed throat after an alleged attempt to rob him. The case was advanced by Inspector Mumford and Officer Demyan following a reported confrontation with a woman over rude treatment.
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James
Rock” Winston
Lorain
Cleveland
Alan F. Feeley
Winston
Central Avenue
Paul Mikus
Marshall “Pretty Papa’ Berry
East 28Th Street
Bee Evans
William Banks
Baton Rouge
Banks
Feeley
Cleveland Finance Company
Livingston Avenue
Military Police Seize Badman in Munich Boxcar
In Munich Germany American Military Police recaptured six foot one inch deserter MUNICH, OKla. Badman ICook who terrorized Munich for two days. He was found sleeping in a boxcar weak from hunger and dragged to his feet. He had returned to Germany as a stowaway to rejoin a German girlfriend and had been named public enemy No 1 after stabbing and 18 offenses. He offered no words when found but seemed glad the chase was over.
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Munich
Germany
Icook
Cook
Woman Dies At 104 In Lancaster Funeral Rites Held
Lancaster obituary notes Mary A. Miller died yesterday at 104 years old, Fairfield county's oldest resident. She rarely left the county except to attend the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo with her husband, the late George A. Miller.
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Lancaster
Mary A. Miller
U S Tells World Of Its Reply On Navy Fliers
Washington reports unanimous Senate action to award posthumous decorations to ten navy fliers shot down by Russia during a Baltic mission. Congress debates boosting a 13.9 billion military appropriation by 383 million as air power advocates say more warplanes are needed. Vinson backs air‑power amendment to halt naval air power decline. State Department accuses Russia of yesterday’s attack and demands damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Navy
Russia
Baltic
Congressional Air Power
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
State Department
Vinson
Achievement Day Program Draws About 300 Women
About 300 women from Lorain County attended the annual Achievement Day program at First Methodist Church. The event announced next year’s projects including Furniture Refinishing You and Your Guest Tailoring Homemade Christmas the county chorus and crafts with crafts featuring aluminum fetching china and textile painting. Japanese guests studying democracy visited with Leota Leyda and included leaders from Japan’s extension service women’s radio work and forestry. New officers for the Home Demonstration and Alumnae Councils were introduced. The morning featured a welcome by Mrs. Jessie Davide Son and remarks by 1949 50 program chair Willian Heck and County Home Demonstration Agent Dorothy Walter. Extension pictures were shown and 4-H recognition followed. Afternoon sessions included Huntington extension skits and a dress section, with Miss Esther Davidson presenting Color in the Home. The county chorus, directed by Mrs. Helen Sooy with accompanist Mrs. Mary Eglin, closed the day.
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Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Forestry Department
Home Demonstration Council
J. F. Eldred
LeRoy Hasenpflug
Harold Kruceck
FE. J. Rousseau
Harry Rowland
Sunshine
Harry Lauer
E. C. Cotton
Milton Lamnreaux
Herbert Whitney
Herman Portman
Jessie Davide Son
Willian Heck
Dorothy Walter
Leland Schuler
Eunice Kochheiser
Copenhagen
Huntington Extension Group
Esther Davidson
Sherwin-Williams Company
Cleveland
Helen Sooy
Mary Eglin
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Dr. Dale
Toda
North Ridgeville
Roper
Minn
Colson Wheel Goods
Elyria Howe, Co
U.S
E.H.S
Young Voters
James Rock Winston
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