Indiana Republicans optimistic on 1952 outlook
Indiana Republicans show strong 1952 confidence as Taft Eisenhower hopes mix. Governor Schricker signals no Senate or presidential run, while Stevenson interest lingers for the Democrats. Delegates to the national conventions will be chosen July 3, with Indiana poised for potential delegate splits and campaign maneuvering.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
FDR
Indiana
United States
House
Henry F. Schricker
Schricker
United Press Today
U. S. Senate
Sen
William Jenner
Gover
Republican Organization
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Multiple Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain County Area
A sequence of property transfers is listed, naming numerous buyers and sellers. Parcels include Leavitt Rd Amherst Township 5th St Lorain Edgewood Drive Carlisle Township Chester Rd Avon and more, with various owners and grantees.
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Company
Real estate transfers filed April 21 1952 include Aloys Nagel et al to Bessie Goebl Lot 283 and part of 282 Vineyard Beach Subdivision Avon Lake and multiple deeds across Wellington Oberlin Elyria Amherst and Lorain counties with transfers involving The Meister Co City of Oberlin and other named buyers and sellers. The list records property on Carlisle Avenue Lincoln Street Mill Street and several parcels including Lake Avenue and Pyle South Amherst Road among others.
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Ion Concord
Lorain
Samuel C. Deillefield
Sam Naro
Leavitt Rd
Amherst
Walter W. Ziegler
National Bank of Lorain
5Th St
Hattie F. Hiscox
Carl J. Smitkowski
Oberlin Rd
Spitzer Hardware & Supply Co
George D. DeWald
Edgewood Drive
Carlisle
Herbert L. Brandt, Sr
Herbert L. Brandt, Jr
Chester Rd
Avon
Betty M. Chapman
Seymour Beagie
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Eaton
Joseph S. Weber
Grace Davenport
Linda Alma Russo
Bert Harbaugh
Warden Ave
Elyria
Lucy Misch
Madison St
George A. Grell
Owen H. Jones
Suba No. 1
Edwin L. Hagedorn
Leon F. Jocke
Copopa- Malet Creek Rd
Columbia
Executrix
Kenneth Long
Broadway Garden
Sheffield
Gustave A. Pearce
L. W. McConnell
Wellington
Railroad St
Charles W. Lashley
Huntington
Grace M. Hawkins
Scott W. Bradley
Wilson Properties Co
Wellington-Oberlin Rd
Eleanor M. Neiding
George G. Harris
Oak Point Rd
Black River
A. R. Miller
Robert V. Schumar
iCleveland St
Aloys J. Nagel
Bessie P. Goebl
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
Raymond G. Dunfee
Steve Moldovan
Russell M. Pasenow
Junior D. Hayes
Carlisle Ave
Margaret T. Kilmer
Alice Pekarr
Russia
Ohio
George L. Roth
Virgil L. Gayner
Jefferson Blvd
Evelyn Murdock
George Albert Schallon
Maple St
Operty
Arthur G. Sheldon
Daniel I. Breckenridge
Cooper-Foster Park Rd
Carleton B. Adams
Meister Co
Spring Valley
Ruby Adams
Lester H. McClain
Peter P. Nickley
Hampton St
Edward O. Kunse
Emilie Kunse
Fay Ave
Elizabeth Popp
Donna‘belle Schmidt
Steve Soloman
Starling B. Hunt
City View
Anna M. Faulhaber
Lehman-Johnson Co
Kaiser Co
Lehman- Johnson Co
Alfred W. Lehman
Roy E. Fankhauser
Lake Ave
Leo Kapucinski
Eugene Meili
Pyle-South
Amherst Rd
Church of Christ
Ingwer Realty, Inc
2Nd St
E. G. Farrar
Midvale Drive
A. R. Miller Construction Co
Lake H. Tye
James Anderson
Ethel Mae Anderson
South Park St
Oberlin
Cleo Holmes
Willard Holmes
Oakland St
William H. Minch
Keith E. Wurster
Riverdale St
Population shift from sheep to people since Civil War
Historical note compares population and livestock: during the Civil War era more sheep than people, by 1944 three people per sheep, today five people per sheep.
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Auto Industry Worries Over Cars or Buyers Shortage
Detroit reports show one third of 1952 status with production down 40 percent from peak. Dealers describe slow sales, blaming Regulation W, higher taxes, and tight credit, with buyers unable to afford new cars on 24 month plans. Automo tive News notes few signs of a real car shortage.
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Detroit
Uncle Sam
Automotive News
Car market confusion as 50 unsold 1950 models linger
Report from Elyria notes a Southwest dealer holds about 50 unsold 1950 cars, part of a broader auto market puzzle. Analysts say shortages loom before 1952 ends, though buyers often defy industry expectations and timing.
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