Grand jury returns 30 true bills in Lorain County cases
Lorain County grand jury reported 30 true bills after examining over 70 witnesses. Indictments covered grand larceny, statutory rape, concealed weapons, auto theft, non support, burglary, shooting with intent, felonious assault, forgery, embezzlement, unarmed robbery, and gun carrying. Several cases passed or no billed. five indictments remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Grand Jury
Black River Township
Common Pleas
Glenn Wilson
Robert Metter
Foster Whitfield
Charles Pope
Jose F. Alvarado
George Breckenridge
Frank R. Rodriguez
Richard Powell
Willie Glass
Carl L. Teffer
Carl D. Gunther
Eugene O. Kiser
Crawford Casebolt
Creed Oney
Herbert Arnold
Pearl J. Smith
Steve J.toth
John R
Bodnar, Jr
James W. Thomas
Thomas Cunningham
Jose Carrion
Roy Johnson
Marvel McElya
Robert MM. Bernhardt
James B. Williams
Robert Mahoney
Rees Millen
McElya
Lester Shy
Harry A. Jackson
William H. Bowman
Clinton Fossett
E. J. Huguelet
Charles Cramer, Jr
Charles Hoffman
Vincent Freidel
Jesse ©. DeLeon
Louis J. Wade
OdeJia Bush
Albert Fike
William E. Vincent
George Clark Jr
New Records Set In Every Department Of Hospital In Past Year
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports show 1952 saw new records across all departments at the 45th annual meeting at the hospital. The event highlighted 7,519 patient admissions and extensive operations and services, with trustees and company officers elected.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
L. D. Huffman
C. B. Smythe
Harold A. Zealley
Delavan Dye
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio a mild sunny spell ahead
Northeastern Ohio forecasts mostly sun and continued mild conditions this afternoon with a high near 70. Tonight remains fair with temps near 50. Friday stays fair and mild. Wednesday temps range 42 to 68 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity around 48 percent at 8 am and 51 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 5 32 am, sunset 7 19 pm, moonrise 2 04 pm Thursday, moonset 2 57 am Friday.
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Ohio
Hospital Auxiliary Honors Members With Long Service Pins
Seventeen Elyria women receiving long service pins for 15 or more years were honored at the Elyria Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary annual dinner. Pins were presented by C. B. Smythe who praised the group for decades of service. Recipients include Mrs. Charles Cush ing 42 years and Mrs. George Stevens 40 years, among others.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
C. B. Smythe
Smythe
Charles H. Cushing
George Stevens
Charles M. Braman
Howard Barbour
R. D. Perry, Jr
Henry Ingels
Ralph S. Sulsbee
Allen Smythe
Max Suppes
Everett Johnston
Harry Calvert
Chauncey Smythe
William Timms
Allen W. Fritzche
Arthur Irish
Cloyd Gull
Jirs Scott Gilmore
Eisenhower Calls for POW Exchanges and Cautious Korea View
President Eisenhower, at a news conference, faulted mistreatment of UN prisoners by North Korea and China and pressed for rapid prisoner exchanges. He noted no direct Soviet reply to his peace and disarmament plan and urged against fixed dates for NATO defense buildup, saying defenses must be flexible and based on each country's ability to live. He said he had not yet received a full report to distinguish general facts from isolated incidents.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Soviet Union
American Society of Newspaper Editors
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Grand Jury Probes Vice Conditions Delayed by Absence
Lorain County grand jury continues investigation into vice in Black River Township amid delays caused by juror Nicholas Toth of Lorain returning to work. Foreman John F. Lipp leads questioning of Sheriff Carl Finegan and two newsmen James Mahoney and Robert Sanders as hearings extend to today.
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Nicholas Toth
Lorain
National Tube Company
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Black River Township
John F. Lipp
Carl Finegan
James Mahoney
Robert Sanders
League Voters advocate Elyria city manager plan
The League of Women Voters of Elyria passed a resolution recommending adoption of the city manager plan. After yearlong study groups on the form of government and its differences from the current council mayor system, the league pledged to assist groups interested in bringing the plan to Elyria.
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League of Women Voters of
Elyria
League of Women Voters
Time Changeover Will Result In Some Confusion
The annual changeover to daylight saving time at 2 a m Sunday will upset schedules as parts of the state switch while others stay on standard time. Elyria and Cleveland adopt daylight time. Cincinnati remains on slow time. Train buses and planes mostly follow local time, with cross country services keeping standard time. Lorain County offices and elections clock to EST, while workers observe daylight time. May primary booths open on EST.
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Columbus
Elyria City
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York Central
Lorain County
Formal Dedication of New Washington Ave Church of Christ
A 1951 dedication marks the completion of the Georgian colonial church on Washington Avenue in Elyria. Three services are planned with a 3 p.m. dedicatory sermon by Dr. Dwight E. Stevenson of Bethany College. The program includes readings, processions, remarks by church and building leaders, and a reception in the fellowship hall after the service.
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Washington Avenue
Church of Christ
New
Washington Ave
Washington Jarenlies
Congregation of the Disciples of Christ
Elyria
Dwight E. Stevenson
College of the Bible
Lexington, Ky
Stevenson
Bethany College
Yale Divinity School
Bethany
Bethany Memorial Church of
W. Va
United Christian Missionary Society
Henry K. Shaw
Mary Foster
C. A. Gibbens
Robert W. Stevenson
Herald B. Moore
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Thomas Curtis
First Congregational Church
Elyria Ministerial Association
Sanctuary
Bethany Chorts
Fellowship Hall
South Korean sergeant recalls brutal mistreatment by Reds
Sgt. Kim Ka Song of the ROK Capitol Division recounts lashings, finger amputation without anesthetic after capture near the Yalu. he describes 70 miles march to camp, torture, solitary confinement, and a 17 day water shelter. Sgt. Pak Chong Cho reports 1,000 plague deaths at Camp Mampo in 1951 with no medical care. total prisoner deaths reach 3,250.
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Panmunjom
INS
Kim Ka Song
Kim
ROK
Yalu River
Pak Chong Cho
Camp
Mampo
Atrocities Probe Abandoned Over Prisoner Fear
Senate Appropriations Committee chairman Bridges canceled a probe into alleged Communist atrocities against U S prisoners in Korea citing risk to captives. State and Defense officials called the reports regrettably true, and evidence will be gathered for possible war crime trials at the United Nations.
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Washington
INS
Senate
U.S
Korea
Bridges
R N.H
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
United Nations
Walter Bedell Smith
George Hickman
Patrick Welch
Hickman
MacArthur
Matthew Ridgway
Far East
Bad Faith Evidence In Korea Prisoner Exchange
United Nations command may formally charge the Communists with cheating on the pledge to return sick and wounded Allied prisoners. UN officials gather evidence of bad faith as more than 605 men reportedly to be released now. An official says a protest will follow after interviews with returning prisoners.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
United Nations
Two New Firemen To Join Elyria Department May First
Elyria adds two new firemen to its roster on May 1. Robert E. White and Chester Magda, ages 26 and 28, will fill vacancies from retirements. White, a Bendix-Westinghouse worker and Elyria High School graduate, served in the Infantry in World War I. Magda, a Lorain High School and May 10752 scorer, topped civil service marks with veterans points and Medical Corps service in WWII.
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Elyria Fire Department
Robert E. White
Princeton Avenue
Chester Magda
Fourth Street
Dan Schnarr
Walter Albrecht
White
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Lorain High School
Mayor
Pfaudler Company
Elyria High School
Mayda
Magda
Accident Fatal To Resident of North Olmsted
Earl W. Donaldson Jr. died in an automobile crash on his way to work at the Ford Motor Plant. Services set for Friday at 2 pm at Clifford Pease Funeral Home in Westlake. Survived by wife Geraldine, daughter Rene Lynn, son Mitchell, father Earl W. Donaldson, mother, brother Richard, and two aunts.
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North Olmsted
Earl W. Donaldson, Jr
Ford Motor Plant
Clifford Pease
Dover Center Road
Westlake
George Penn
John Kuyper
North Olastens
Geraldine
Rene Lynn
Mitchell
Marks Road
Brunswick
Ohio
Earl W. Donaldson
North Olmstead Fire Department
Richard
Helen Donaldson
Eleanor Nivus
Elyria
Gallop Poll Says Money Topizing a Woman’s Choice
A Gallop poll suggests a woman's main concern in choosing a husband is his wealth. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer quick funds for those needing money, with ad writers ready to help.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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R. H. Sheafor
Harry Shives
Franz Gruen
Margaret Krapp
School of Nursing
Harold Zealley
James A. Hewitt
A. J. Plocher
Elyria Memorial Hospital Co
D. MM. Overcash
Otto B. Schoepfle
Ralph Standen
Fred Lohnes
Alex Altfeld
J. R. Dail
Allan Fritzche
R. A. Wenn
Gene
West Avenue
Seaboard Finance Co
The
Board of Higher Education
la Red
Thei
Middle Ave
D. E. Stevenson
Amherst
Zigma
Euotrass Hospital
Oberlin
Society
Theatres TV
Radio
Wellington
N. Olmsted
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