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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1962

Page

5

First ships open seaway 1962 navigation season

MASSENA N Y UPI The seaway opened as first ships moved through the St. Lawrence locks to start the inland waterways 1962 navigation season. Gershbein vessel Trans Pacific led eastbound through the locks at 3 22 am with 25 to 30 ships due to follow. Total tonnage last year 27 million forecast this season around 27 million tons.

Massena N.Y UPI Joseph McCann U.S St. Law St. Lawrence Seaway Rence Seaway Ment Corp Sun-j Inland Waterways Ter Snell Lock Gersbeen Trans-Pacific Snells Eisenhower Wall Sarrstein Ger Atlantic Ocean Great Lakes Eisenhower Lock Murray Bay Clifton E. Armstrong

Car flips injure Amherst youths on Jaeger Road

Amherst Township youth Gerald Pohorence aged 19 was listed in critical condition at St Joseph Hospital after being thrown from a sports car on Jaeger Road early yesterday. Passenger Kenneth Shin sky 21 was hospitalized with injuries. car traveled 158 feet off the road into small trees and flipped end over end.

Lorain Amherst Township St. Joseph Hospital Gerald Pohorence Foster Park Rd Kenneth Shinsky South Main St Amherst Jaeger Rd Charles Niesen Forest Hill Dr Niesen Shinsky

Publishers asked to dissolve pact

A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner urged dissolving the Publishers Association of New York City pact that would shut down all city newspapers if one member strikes. The action would bar legal work stoppages tied to craft unions, the examiner said, with appeals possible to the full board. The New York papers named include Times, Daily News, Post, and others.

Washington UPI National Labor Relations Board Publishers’ Association of New York City Con-Lw Schneider New York Mailers Union Tion Nell New York|tral Times New York Daily News New York Post Long Islant The and Press Long Islands Association

Boy Thrown From Horse Admitted In Amherst

Donald Story 138 Central Dr admitted to Amherst Hospital Saturday at 4 p m after a fall at Kar-Lun Acres Riding School Claus Rd He is in fair condition with a possible spine fracture and multiple contusions and abrasions of the body He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Story.

Amherst Donald Story Central Dr Amherst Hospital Kar-Lun Acres Claus Rd James Story

City seeks ban on angle parking downtown Broadway

The Lorain mayor's traffic and parking committee asks city council to remove angle parking on Broadway. Proponents cite meter revenue loss and limited spaces but backers note possible traffic flow gains and police camera support to monitor downtown shoppers.

Lorain Mayor's City Council Broadway Aaiden George Ting East 28Th Maiden Loraine Y John Sheilds Sud Shields Erie Ave Ben l Jamin Wientraub

Man given penitentiary term in store robbery case

One man received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty before Judge John D. Pincura. Charles E. Washington, 21, and Thurman Shannon, 23, faced charges linked to the Lawson Street store robbery with Edward Kerg Fortesque, 18, and Bruce Emerick, 22, also indicted. Washington, paroled from Mansfield Reformatory, had prior burglary and larceny terms. Referred to probation for investigation, others to probation department.

John D. Pincura Charles E. Washington North St Bruce Emerick Lorain Cleveland St Takang Thurman Shannon Lowell St

Bid Openings for Drag Line at Elymia Landfill

Safety-Serace director Joseph C Cowden opened bids for a drag line for Elymia landfill. Testa Equipment bid $10,000 but was rejected for missing equipment details. Other bids included Resh Equipment $271,736 and Metz Equipment $21,999. Maloney and Sons bid $2,450, with Cleveland-area bids disqualified as excessive per city council authorization.

Serace Joseph C Cowden Elymia Testa Bedford Cowden Resh Cleveland Metz Comien Maloney and Sons Qleveland

Woman Balances On Sword To Marry Magician

In Norfolk England Jenny Goodall 19 elopes into engagement with Graham Wilson 23 a part time magician by balancing on the tip of his sword during a public act. She says she joined his act to hold on to him and secure the marriage.

Norfolk England Jenny Goodall Graham Wilson

Fellowship Supper Club to Host Ninth Antique Show

The Fellowship Supper Club of the First Congregational Church in Lorain plans an antique show and sale May 4 from noon to 10 pm at 423 Washington Ave. Proceeds fund church work and mission programs. tickets available from club members or at the door. Items on display include hand painted china Haviland Willow ware glassware jewelry furniture and more with all pieces for sale.

Lorain First Congregational Washington Ave Ohio Jesse Fritz Ernest Hudson Harold J. Davey George Baird Dan K. Cook Fellowship Supper Club

Residents protest flue blow in Lorain harbor

East side residents urge Service Director George Zunich to stop ore carriers from blowing smokestacks into the harbor area. A tricky wind pattern, often from the north, may have carried soot onto lawns and houses while freighters vented outside the harbor.

Lorain East Side George Zunich Zurich Knights Willowick Ohio UPI Burwell Willowick Harbormaster County National Bank Robert A. Jaycox County National Bank

Lovers cement romance at laundromat new floor

Linda and Tom, unidentified by last name, etched their names into the freshly poured concrete floor of the Econo-Wash laundromat addition at 340 East Erie Ave. The owners reported the incident to police on Saturday.

Lorain Linda Tom Econo-Wash East Erie Ave

Puppet show to join Family Night at Valley View

Miss Erica Mel Choir and her puppets will appear at Valley View School on May 18 as part of Family Night sponsored by the Valley View PTA. The event offers a community arts program for families.

Columbia Erica Mel Wil Appea Valley View School The Valley View Parent-Teacher Association

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