Thieves Steal Cash and Groceries at Edward Green Store
A burglary at Edward Green grocery on Routes 244 and 76 occurred about 1:50 a m Sunday. Thieves pried a front door, escaped with $6 in coins, $8 in change, ten pounds butter, seven pounds wieners, one ham, 40 pounds potatoes, 100 pounds sugar, 14 cases of trust cartons of cigarettes and two boxes of cigars. Deputies pursued toward Route 76 but found no suspects. A rear door was used to exit. glass was broken to gain entry.
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Edward Green
Ridgevills
Green Ploce
Grainda
Tennessee cable cuts spark citywide outages and rewards
Memphis officials issued a $1,000 reward for arrests after a pre-dawn cable hit cut a municipal area lines and a trunk route near Germantown. The outages disrupted instrument landing systems and teletype, affecting seven hours of service in the region amid a national strike. A Navy tug reported an adrift vessel 400 miles east of Honolulu, with 14 passengers aboard, seeking repairs at sea.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis-Atlanta
Pear
Germaitowi
Motorsnip
Honolulu
Ap Millawinga
Honolua
Shi
West Coast
Sydney
Autralia
Six Persons Face Gambling Charge in Bath Street Raid
Police issued warrants for six residents at 248 Bath Street after a polio raid at 2:50 a.m. yesterday uncovered a craps game. Names listed include Varrie, Kinmeck Mervit, Edward Marked, Roosevelt Sacketts, James Wo Whie, and George Habinson. George Amos Smith, 68, died Wednesday. funeral services planned at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Aalst
Bath Street
Rome
Cemipants
Ries Varrie
Kinmeck
Marial Hospital
Adams Street
Simb
Grind
Atrme City
Michigan
Elyria
National Tube Company
Elyria Bugles Lodge
Clayton Smith
Jenell Smith
Tampa
Florida
W. Henry Smith
McKeesport
Twa
Jack Cason
Chelsea
Ira Htaminats
Detroit
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death notices for Foss Arnold Schmittgen Wilkert Westlake and others
Death notices from Elyria list August H Foss 64 died suddenly at home 429 Fourteenth St after a heart attack. Bert Arnold 66 of Broad St died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Charles Schmittgen formerly of Wooster St died in New Jersey after illness. Katherine Wilmert Dover Center. Margaret Sprith Verlmeton. Virginia Speight. plus other family obituaries. Funeral details include Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Burke and Nichols Dicken Funeral Home with services and interment at Ridgelawn, Clarkfield, Brookdale, and local cemeteries.
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Foss
H. Foss
Fourteenth Street
Elyria
Sudro- Curtis
Ines
Walker
Grace Laithcratr
Ridgelawn
Bert Arnold
Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Arnold
Wake
Elyria Foundry
Methodist Church
Clarksfield
Lorain
Elyria Knights of Pythles
Jeanette Arnold
Athe Orlie Griggs
Vermilion
Alberta Meers
Charles
Michigan
Wathiam
Norwath
Sidney
Clarksfields
Delia Lute
Sarah Freithy
Canada Sand
May Newman
Cleveland
Frands
Nichols
Dicken Funeral
Jo H. Sivard
Lodge
Canton
Schmittgen
Wooster Street
New Wah
New Jersey
St Aaine Larheran
Myo Diuititers
Mars
Jay Kent Stoben
Ales
Basil Vandermeuter
Barbara Stuberied Vlanet
S. Mahill
Mes
Julia
Examination For Plumbers Today
City building inspector Hart Dickason announced today that the examination for journeyman and master plumbers is set for this afternoon at City Hall. About 14 persons are expected to take the tests with those passing eligible for licenses in their examined grade.
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Hart Dickason
Labor union debate prompts action and history review
A public meeting features speakers opposing proposed antiunion laws. Kichler argues measures bar two unions from colluding on rates and terms and outlaw closed shops, while Richter urges union members to contact congressmen. Franklin Care recounts Elyria labor history from 1890s to 1910s and notes a growing, diverse workforce within local plants.
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Kichler
Unitq
Jean
Tigate
Ory
Spk
Julias Wehlens
Lorita County Courtesl
Taft
Franklin Care
Ue Bendly-Westinghouse Autor
Iolive Aly Brake Company
Labtop
Ely Via
Elyvia
Ue Knights of Labor
Birldong
Oan
Republic
Central Labor Unun
Cererab Tiisies
Elvie
Saad
Clairing
Ovene Pailfletet
Lael IM
Actonstiar Abe Shi
Tata
Toe Tey Waller Bortonen
Piaber
Daeuberg
Varahaes
Alfred Loox
City Buys Six Radio Units
The city purchases six KEW radio units for police, fire, and water department use at about 480 each. Four old police units will be reassigned to city vehicles including the director’s car and a water department machine, while a new fire pumper will be stationed at No. 3 Lake Avenue. The improvements promise greater power and range, says Irvin Finegold, city radio technician.
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Fire Department
Elty
Irvin Finegold
City Radio Fechrtician
Leach
Ares Jon
Lake Avenue
Venes Lea
Water Department
Lake Erie
Raidio Communication
Finegold
Permit Secured for New Dwelling by Bernard Barnes
Bernard Barnes of 286 Boatan Avenue secured a city building permit for a 22 by 34 foot frame dwelling. The basement is completed and Barnes plans to finish the home with contractor Robert Smith of 833 Bond Street. The surrounding text discusses labor negotiations and wage proposals in the Bendix-Westinghouse context, including wage increases, union security, and paid holidays, as part of the broader industrial talks.
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Bernard Barnes
Boatan Avenue
Barnes
Pines
Robert Smith
Bond Street
More Wage Hike Agreements Are Signed
In Chicago and surrounding industry, four major collective bargaining agreements were completed over the weekend between unions and major employers including U S Steel and General Electric. The settlements cover about 250000 workers with a uniform wage increase of five cents an hour, aligning with figures previously agreed by Westinghouse Electric and GM Electrical Division. The nationwide strike risk remains low, as the pattern mirrors earlier settlements.
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Chicago
U.S. Steal Corporation
CIO United Steelmarkers Union
Cieneial Electric Co
Chrysler Corp
Jones & Laighton Steel Corp
Rainfall Delays Spring Planting in Ohio
Farmers in central Ohio report frost likely caused minor fruit tree damage but uncertainty remains. A low of 30 at the airport and 36 downtown. heavy April rains slow spring planting as only five percent of oats have been seeded. Rains also cut tomato and other greenhouse plant production by about 75 percent.
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Coolumbus
Ohio
Idownstown
Ttwax
Marian Bick to Wed Donald L Schacht
Amherst families announce the engagement of Marian Bick to Donald L Schacht. The wedding is planned for May 30 at St Pauls Catholic Church Norwalk, with a custom of open church. Marian Bick has taught home economics at South Amherst High School for three years. Schacht is a Navy veteran and is enrolled at Baldwin Wallace College Berea.
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Amherst
Otto E. Bick
Norwalk
Marian FP
Donald L. Schacht
Atr
Fred F. Schacht
Soult Amherst
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Toa.om
Rick
South Am_herst High school
Schacht
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Fire Destroys Lumber Pile at Knights of Columbus
A fire at the Knights of Columbus building on 140 East Bridge Street destroyed a lumber pile and rubber materials during initiation ceremonies for the Monsignor Newton class. About 160 members attended, with firemen from Engine Company No. 3 and deputies from Cleveland and Youngstown assisting. The blaze caused a temporary alarm but no serious injuries, and the event marked Elyria Council's century club milestone by adding over 100 members this year. The incident occurred as candidates passed Second and Third Degrees for the Knights of Columbus.
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Knights of Columbus
Spitssr Motors
K. of C.i
East Bridge Etrest
Bert I
Joss
Elyria
Ber
Degere
Cane Fee Engine Company No. 3
Sheriff's Department
Elyria’ Council
Century Club
John Ross
Elyria Council
Newton
William Ki. Newton
St Marcharch
Edward N. Flickinger
Fred S. Zeck
Albany H. Bénichemin
Richard L. Spinks
Cyril A. Plas
John P. Lagas
Frank de Maria
Dominic A. Goubnot
Bedoes
Earl J Weber
Thomas R. Polen
Francis Bedoes
Wilford CG. Contant
iHenry T. Wawrenczak
William T. Birmingham
John F. Donahue
Herbert W. Winker
Robert L. Henke
Hazel D. Bator
Michael Gola
Herman
Rolins
Joseph
F. Casey
Groras W. Bahl
James J Seres
William
Bo Frence
Richard L
Adoption Reversed By Appeals Court
The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed a probate adoption ruling in the case of Alvern Groner, raised by his uncle and aunt in Lorain. The mother, Loraine Donker, failed to receive notice via direct service or publication, a required step, leading to the reversal. The mother later learned of the petition and challenged the proceedings, with the appeals court finding lack of notice invalidating the adoption.
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Court of Appeals
Alvern Groner
J. Groner
Samuel
Birdie Wovaner
Lorain
Loraine Donker
South Bend
H. WH. Nyeipheld
Court House Jail Held for Avon Lake Man on Disorderly Conduct
Albert Warren, 34, of Avon Lake, jailed after a Saturday arrest on a disorderly conduct charge and a warrant from Justice Paul Campbell for threatening Mrs Warren. He faces arraignment this week. Also noted: estate of John W. Miller appraised at 15 000 with real estate 9 500 and personal property 1 850 left to daughter Margaret Wenzel. Lorain man Raymond Carte Jr. pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Cook, probation requested. mobile chase near South Amherst ends with Victor Toth and Joseph Newbrough arrest. charges pending today.
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Albert Warren
Avon Lake
Justice of the Peace
Paul Campbel
John W. Miller
Ava
Margaret Wenzel
Grunge Street
Raymond Carte Jr. Lorain
D. A. Cook
South Amherst
Polie
Piursuit
Victor Toth
Burnhardt Road
Bie
Oseph Newbrough
Woodford Avenue
Pote Roy Hote
Epr
Depuy Dumes Elemes
Four Die in Fire at South Logan Cabin
Sheriff's deputies probed a Sunday-morning blaze that killed four people in a two-story log cabin south of Landcaster. Victims were Ol Mimic, Ra and his wife Tiffie Pearl 66, Hertha Breiteh of Lanensriver, and Ruby Sisra. Sisen lived in the cabin. the parents were visitors from Lanensriver.
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Here
Ol Mimic
Tiffie Pearl
Hertha Breiteh
Ruby Sisra
Sisen
Pathers
Lanensrier
Police Dept News Ledger Aids Local Arrests
Police report multiple arrests for driving without licenses as deputies from LaGrange and Gratton and other areas make Saturday detentions. A theft at a temple recreation parlor on East Brand street involved $120 missing, with an ongoing investigation.
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B.D
Seat
Cy Huffinsa
Second Street
Middle Avey
Jnne
Mit
Price Gerd
Tid Taster
Temple Recreagen
East Brasd Street
Recreation Pactors
Markets Cup Rel and Tascstock Cleveland Carat Prices
Fragmented OCR notes show market figures and prices across several items. Mentions include calves, bids, rates, and totals like 1820 and 1616 with various garbled labels for committees and stock sales.
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God
Gomis
Crady
Camis
Leo Preek
Spring Concert At LaGrange High School
LaGrange The annual Spring concert at LaGrange High School is set for Wednesday evening in the school auditorium. The program features chorus and soprano soloists singing Bach and other composers, the barber shop quartet, and the high school band under Kassel Petersen with several selections. Proceeds go toward the school music fund under Wilhelmine Kolinski.
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LaGrange H.S
Lagrange
Hunge High School
Thea Ropella
Bach
Starrat
Koster
Lanans
Pelechons
Ers
Piee Chio
Wreck of Crack Train Injures Nearly Twenty Score
Nearly two score passengers and railroad workers were hospitalized after a derailment of 116 cars on a Southern Pacific Argonaut train bound for New Orleans three miles east of Ontario California. No fatalities reported. The crash occurred near Gast in a winery area close to Ottarin’s international airport. Officials suspect a broken rail caused the derailed last 16 cars while the locomotive and first two cars remained on the track.
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Ontario
Cal
Southern
Here
Southern Pacific
Bittie Winery
Gast
Ottarin’s
trans-Pacific
Five Minor Traffic Accidents Reported
Five minor traffic accidents were reported over the week end. Vehicles collided on Broad street and Lake avenue near Rush street, with several parked cars damaged. James Wohlever of Chicago and Paul Garlock of Chicago were among drivers involved, with victims residing on Cornell Avenue, East River Street, and West Second Street. The incidents occurred yesterday and Saturday, prompting police notes and a separate report on the Junior Stitchers 4-H Club meeting at Lake Avenue on April 21.
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E. A. Conyne
Cornwell Avenue
Hota
Alex Wojka
West Second Street
E. Mitta
Lagewond
Nittawaa
Broad Street
Albert Charlies
State Street
Lake Avenue
Rushy Street
Mrs. Hudson
Nichols Leourt
William White
Artemus Court
Artemas Court
Harold Shirk
Euclid
Ry Liver
Sixlean
Laver
Wendings
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Vaty
City
Mendix-Westinghouse
Issde
Bendix-Westinghouse
Kwaye
Allen
Srnion
Paas
Sears
Hreig
Schontester
Wadeansunseceen
Elyria Monument Co
kMna
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Carek
Fīokisi
Marian Bick
Agate
Towson
Arizona
Police Dept
Rolyer Pont
Murbach
Goal & Supply Co
W. Bridge
Iza
Devg
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Andrew J. Foreman
Lehman & Johnson
John J. Kolopos
L. B. Leyson
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