Grand Jury Will Hear B and E Case in Lorain
Two Lorain men William Bonifer and John Richards bound over to the Lorain County grand jury on charges of breaking and entering. They pleaded innocent at Elyria Municipal Court arraignment and waived preliminary hearing. Bonifer bond $2,000 Richards $1,500. Items stolen include whiskey a transistor radio a weather device and money from 1059 Gulf Rd. and 4313 Meadow Lane homeowners Glen Rogers and residents.
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Lorain
Storm Fatalities and Destruction from Ohio Thunderstorm
Storms with 80 mile per hour winds killed two people and caused over 500000 dollars in damage in Eaton and areas near Wilmington in Clinton County. Mayor declared emergency as National Guard and highway crews aided, while power lines, trees and debris littered streets. Two boys died in barn collapses. a man crushed by a steer and another hogsman killed when a barn fell.
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Miami River Valley
Ohio Indiana
Wilmington
Clinton County
Glenn Moysey Jr
Able
Dayton
Michael V DiSalle
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Highway
Bathlow Farms
Ronald Morton
William, Brock
RFD
Martinsville
Willis Reynolds
Blanchester
Heller
Richmond
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William Rankin
Reid Memorial Hospital
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Rankin
Cincinnati
Covington
Newmorial Hospital
Port Ludlow
Florence
Betland
Eichmann Hurt By Deposition On Final Solution
In Jerusalem the trial heard a deposition by Dieter Wisliceny showing Eichmann proposed the final solution to Nazi police chief Himmler. Wisliceny stated Hitler ordered murder of the Jews after Himmler passed on Eichmanns suggestion. The testimony marks a damaging challenge to Eichmann's defense.
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Dieter Wisliceny
Flood Strands Area Family Near Rt 82
A flood left a Plum Creek allotment near Rt 82 in Columbia with 28 inches of water blocking the roadway at 1 am. Deputies and local firemen responded but residents chose to stay in their homes as waters ceased rising. Evacuation by boat was available if needed.
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Plum Creek
Rt. 82
Columbia
Sheriff's Deputies
Edwin E. Sakai
Charles Bulger
EHS Adult Education Staff Named for Upcoming Year
Elyria Board of Education outlines teaching staff for next year’s night adult education program including Virginia Edwards Dorothy Beltz Mary Palmer Anna Hos Bertha McDowell Virginia Emmett and others with courses in practical nurse training reupholstery bookkeeping and child psychology among many offerings. Several teachers will return for advanced courses in algebra English history chemistry and technical trades.
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Elyria Board of Education
Charles Wingard
Thej
Virginia Edwards
Dorothy
iBeltz
Mary Palmer
Anna Hos
Tealer
Bertha McDowell
Virginia Emmett
Tay Wegun
Bemnice Gwin
Gene Wukie
Donina A. Oswalt
Mary Newman
Raymond Dircks
Kate Taylor
William Paul
Walter Pah ‘Mer
Clarence Scarbrough
Carmela Morales
Edward Witham
Ray Jones
Perry Wacker
William Papay
Lloyd Urig
John Ryan
Joseph Katona
Walter Edling
Jim Wharton
James Kehler
Imachine
Raymond Richard
Dean Kisseberth
Alice Klinect
Burton Coburn
John W. Ryan
Howard Langdon
Lester Schmittgen
A. T. Hildebrand
Robert Edwards
Building Trades
Roger Thompson
James Frank
Julia Morris
Dariene Whiting
Carolyn Gilder
Rita Urig
Ralph Fullmer
Carole Borchert
Joan Bartholomew
J. K. Boylan
Joseph Krisiosik
Arden Wilfong
Erest Carpenter
Edward Cebula
Owen Gleason
Steve Zvosec
Carlton Hail
John Bara
Fire Destroys Large Sign At Downtown Store
Firefighters were called twice within 45 minutes for two blazes in the downtown area. A neon sign at the Jack and Jill Shop, 303 Broad St, burned out while damage at Harshaw Chemical Co, 113 John St, was limited to roof residue. Wiring dampness is suspected in the Broad St fire, which started around 7 30 p m. Harshaw fire was extinguished before arrival.
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Harshaw Chemical Co
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Harshaw
Night calls halted by local photography business
Mayor Oscar G Dunn announced a Springfield photography firm will stop late telephone solicitations in Elyria after learning a license is unnecessary. A rep from Olan Mills studios said calls would end after bond was posted since door to door soliciting isn t involved. Police had fielded complaints of calls as late as 8 30 p m with two Elyria women and an 11 year old girl noted in the matter.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Olan Mills
Springfield
Sederis
Dunn
7. C
William Tattersall
Dunnn
Elyria
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