Eisenhower Wins Mass Primary By Large Margin
In Massachusetts Eisenhower defeats Taft by over 100000 votes and gains most of 38 convention delegates. Early returns show a two to one Republican margin with Kefauver leading the Democratic poll, while Taft remains close in district tallies and a neutral slate is chosen for delegates.
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Stassen Speech Draws Oberlin Crowd on Taft Visit
Senator Taft plans a box lunch meeting at Roll Arena with 550 tickets sold and open attendance. Lorain County Republican officials sponsor the event with Ira Porter introducing Taft. Stassen urges liberal and humanitarian policy and a stronger air force while calling for UN Charter reforms during Oberlin College remarks.
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Former President of Romeo Dies
Elliott W. Beidler former president of Romeo Pump died at 1 am at his Vermilion home after six months of illness. Born April 1 1877 in Pennsylvania he lived 28 years in Lorain County and was a member of Avon Methodist church and Vermilion Masonic lodge. Surviving widow son Laurence L of Vermilion a brother Howard of Cleveland a sister Mrs L B Smith of Cleveland. Funeral at Avon Methodist church with Dr Ernest Knautz officiating burial in Elmhurst cemetery casket open at church until services.
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Calendar and notices across Amherst Oberlin Wellington region
The clipped page lists calendar sections and various notices across Amherst Elyria Oberlin Grafton and Wellington. It references Death Records Editorials Hospital Notes Real Estate Transfers Society and Suburban Calendar plus Theatre and Radio TV listings with page cues for each topic.
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Antique mahogany sideboard and furniture ad
Classified notice for antique mahogany sideboard and other household furniture located at 1140 Gulf Road. Exhibition or sale advertisement.
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Strike Of Oil Workers Likely To Be Felt Quickly
About 90 000 oil workers went on strike affecting most U S petroleum centers and threatening to cut production in half. California was spared to protect war supplies. shutdowns began at refineries and distribution pickets were deployed. Union demand 25 cent hourly wage increase amid ongoing talks.
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32 Elyria High Seniors Honored For Scholarship
Thirty two Elyria High school seniors were recognized for scholarship leadership character and service in a National Honor Society induction this morning during an assembly. Principal George Mara ben announced the award noting its prestige. Officers introduced the new members and explained the emblem meaning as teachers and committee members described each student’s merits.
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Cole Promoted To Division Manager
Norman M. Ross of General Motors announced the promotion of George Cole Jr from Elyria plant manager to manufacturing manager of the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division. The move expands responsibilities across three plants including a new Salina NY site. Cole joined GM in 1928 and will work from Syracuse as the division grows. Overcash is promoted to plant manager of the Elyria plant.
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City Officials Attend State Mayors Meeting in Dayton
Mayor Henry W Ault and Safety Service Director D W Kothe join Elyria officials and 250 city officers at the Ohio Association of Municipalities gathering in Dayton. They plan to vote on reorganizing into the Ohio Municipal League to establish a permanent Columbus office aiding officials at the state capitol.
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Flights Resume Over Soviet Zone of Germany
Western powers restored regular air travel over the Soviet Zone between Berlin and the West after a Soviet fighter attack on an Air France DC-4. Airlines including Air France Pan American Airways British European Airways and Allied forces now fly normal schedules along three approved corridors despite the incident. Two German passengers were wounded seriously and a crew member slightly in yesterday’s attack about 75 miles south of Berlin.
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12000 Steel Workers Idle In Lorain County
About 12 000 National Tube Company Lorain plant workers and 460 Republic Steel workers halted production after Judge Pine voided President Truman s steel seizure. Union leaders called a strike led by Philip Murray as payrolls stalled and offices shut. Maintenance crews remained to secure furnaces while plants faced a payless Friday.
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New Ship To Make Trial Run In May
Lorain reports a 647 foot Pittsburgh Steamship vessel the Phil R Clark will conduct a trial run around May 15 from Lorain. The freighter adds 18500 tons of capacity to the lakes ore fleet.
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Publisher 80 Dies After Fall in South Side Hospital
Williams, longtime publisher of the Youngstown Journal, died at South Side Hospital following a fall and subsequent complications. He was 80 years old and had led the weekly paper for decades.
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