Taft Plans Bill To Offset Court Ruling On Oath
Senator Robert Taft proposes legislation to counter a Supreme Court ruling on the Taft Hartley non Communist oath. He aims to validate CIO and AFL union elections voided by the ruling and end the need to redo many elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio Republican
Supreme Court
CIO
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Philip Murray
Taft
Cow At County Farm Is Mother Of Twin Calves
A Lorain County infirmary cow that wandered from pasture prompted a daytime air search from Elyma airport with Laurence Collier in the plane. The cow was found in a cornfield near the airport and returned to her stall, shortly before the twins were born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
Lorain County Infirmary
Laurence Collier
Elyma
Colter
Permits Issued For 17 New Houses In July
The city building department issued permits for 17 new dwellings in July with a total valuation of $138,500, part of 146 permits for the year. Overall building permits numbered 131 for all kinds, with fees totaling $860, according to Building Inspector Hart Dickasen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickasen
Draft Calls Increase for October Inductions
The Defense Department ordered 41,000 men drafted in October for the Army and Marine Corps. Of these, 36,000 go to the Army and 5,000 to the Marines, raising total inductees since Korea began to 675,000 and Marine inductees to 1,000. The October call is about 6,800 higher than September, with August and September also well above June and July figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Marines
Britain’s postwar finance and Marshall Plan impact
The article traces Britain’s near bankruptcy after World War II, the three year loan exhausted in two, and how the Marshall Plan plus pound devaluation restored balance by 1950. It notes rising imports costs and a brief surplus before a downturn began early this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Train
Lapor
Deaths and obituaries in South Amherst and nearby towns
Multiple death notices from South Amherst Avon Lorain and nearby areas. Joseph P Balog 55 of North Lake Street South Amherst died at Amherst hospital after a sudden illness. Harry Gough 65 of Julian Street Avon died after a long illness. Clara Golobich 62 of 1674 East 32nd Street Lorain died after a short illness. Ellen Marie Bailey of North Ridgeville died after a lingering illness. Services and burial details listed for each.
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Avon
Harry Gough
Julian Street
Lorain
Clara Golobich
East 32Nd Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Golobich
St Vitus’ Church
Altar and
Joseph Nemeth
Steve Cico
Brady Barnhart
Joseph Penzes
Elyria
Reidy-Scanlon Funeral Home
St. Vitus’ Church
Joseph Mattin
Calvary Cemetery
Ellen Marie Bailey
Avon Belden Road
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
St. Peter's Church
William J. Bailey Jr
Warren J. Bailey
Lou Bailey
Burbank
Cahf
Jack L Bailey
Ridgeville
Mid East tensions rise over aid delayed by Egypt and Suez dispute
Cairo reports show Egypt pressing for postponement of aid and openly opposing the 1936 treaty with Ers taw, pushing for British withdrawal from the Suez Coast Zone. Diplomats note a pattern of nationalism in the region as oilfield workers face Red propaganda in Iraq amid calls to end foreign concessions and disputes over Bahrain Island under British protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Ersta W
Suez
Cairo
Suez Canal
Mid-East
Iraq
Britain
Bahrein Island
Arabian
Gulf
Adaban
Mayor Urges Stockpiling Coal And Fuel Oil Now
Mayor Henry W. AuIt announced plans to form committees to promote summer stockpiling of coal and fuel oil to avert a likely winter transport shortage. Local officials at Columbus, chaired by Governor Lausche, discussed diverting about 5900 rail gondolas to iron ore transport, a factor in potential coal shortages unless preventive stockpiling occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Auit
Frank Lausche
Columbus
Two Die In Turnpike Crash Near Midway
Two adults died when their car rolled three times on the Pennsylvania Turnpike eight miles east of Midway. Bernard Adler, 23, of Pittsburgh and Cleveland, and Margaret E Lohse, 22, of Attleboro Massachusetts, were killed by skull fractures. A third passenger Odessa T Sandlin, 49, of Terra Haute Indiana, was treated for contusions and abrasions and listed in good condition. Police said Adler held papers showing Pittsburgh and Cleveland addresses and they sought relatives.
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Pennsylvana Turnpike
Midway
Bernard Adler
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Margaret E. Lohse
Attleboro
Mass
New York
Adler
Miss Lohs
Desert search for downed pilot and nurse in Arizona
Desert search near Yuma for Klaus W. Martens a 28 year old pilot and Mary Jean Walker 26 a student nurse after their light plane disappeared July 15 en route from East Los Angeles to Blythe California. The wreck was found 50 miles southeast of Yuma by a state fish and game inspector. A note inside described their plan to walk to water but directions were unclear. Authorities fear they may have perished with water 30 miles away in the opposite direction.
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Yuma
Ariz
Rara
Here
Los Angeles
Blythe
Calif
Fish and Game
Klaus W. Martens
Mary Jean Walker
Malverne
N. Y
Martens
Jum Washum
Miss Walker
Singer Undergoes Leg Operation After Nerve Injury
Singer Frankie Laine remains in good condition after surgery on a damaged nerve in his left leg. He injured the leg 16 years ago during a walkathon, and the operation caused him to cancel $50,000 worth of personal appearance dates set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uluxy WU
Frankie Laine
Laine
Bees Move In To Vacant Apartment After Fire
Bees established a nest in an old studio couch left in a first floor unit at IG Fox Furnace Row once vacated by Alonzo Williams after a fire on April 24. A smudge fire set to smoke them out triggered an alarm and drew the fire department last night.
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Sone
IG Fox Furnace
Alonzo Williams
Williams
Principal Named For Fitchville Elementary School
Hunter of Greenwich has been named principal of Fitchville Elementary School succeeding Cecil Margit of New London who resigned to take a similar post at Clarksfield. Both Mr and Mrs Marett have taught at Clarksfield and will return. The staff adds Miss Ann Tipton of Ashtabula as music instructor. Other New London area staff moves include James Walters to Hartland Paul Sackett to Lyme Arden Marett to Gerstine Cal and John Bacon to Brighton.
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New London
Murray Cc.hunter
Greenwich
Fitchville
Cecil Margit
Clarksfield
Marett
Ann Tipton
Ashtabula
Eunice Arndt
Doris Chandier
Anita Strong
Christine Marett
New London Area
James Walters
Hartland
Paul Sackett
Lyme
Arden Marett
Gerstine
Cal
John Bacon
Brighton
Seven Candidates File Petitions for November Election
Lorain County officials reported seven candidates filed nominating petitions for the November general election. Adolph Heinzering seeks Amherst Eaton Township trustee, Fordill seeks Eaton Township trustee, Lee W. Klinech Graf ton Township trustee, Edith D. Schramm Russia Township trustee, A. C. Bennett clerk of Grafton Township, Robert D. Gott Wellington Village council, Elton Hillwall Eaton Township board of education. All are incumbents running on a non partisan ballot. Deadline for filings is August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Board of Elections
Adolph Heinzering
Amherst,Township
Fordill
Eaton Township
Lee W. Klinech
Grafton Township
Edith D. Schramm
Russia Township
A. C. Bennett
Robert D. Gott
Wellington Village
Elton ©. Hill Wall
Board of Education
Certificates To Be Given To 20 Persons
Red Cross office receives certificates for two first aid classes. A Belden-connected PTA class of seven taught by Cecil Johnson of Graf ton and an 11-student class taught by Miss Nettie Clark completed the standard course. Also noted is a youth injury and hospital report, plus a call for donated children's comic books for distribution through Red Cross channels.
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Headquarters J
Red Cross
Belden
Cecil Johnson
Grafton
Nettie Clark
Hurt
Tumble
Ray Carter
Elyria
Lancaster
Larry Brown
Crile
Mt. Pleasant
VA Hospital
Joseph Hohhenedel
Max Sigel
Cleveland
Navy faces risk as carriers scarce and planes lag
Rear Adm. Thomas Combs testified the Navy is taking a calculated risk by delaying aircraft procurement. The service sought 4.498 billion for expansion but admits that figure would not fully modernize forces. He noted no carrier aviation exists now and emphasized delaying purchases to assure modern, advanced planes. Cassady reported missiles are in test and evaluation but not battle ready.
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Pussia
Thomas
Combs
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Cassady
Peng declares Chinese volunteers invincible in Korea
Peng Zhen in a broadcast marking the Red Army's 24th anniversary asserts the UN Army will fail if it refuses sincerity and imposes impossible demands. He praises the Chinese volunteers as a just war force, stronger through experience, while noting U S forces enjoy superior equipment.
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Korea
Peng
Red Army
China
United States
Communist People's
Chinese People's Volunteer Army
U. S
Wedemeyer urges wider options to beat Reds in Korea
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer ret, ex China commander, criticizes U.S. Far East policy and calls for using every weapon in democracy's arsenal to win in Korea. He urges abandoning UN limits and warns against relying solely on UN programs while endorsing Chiang Kai-shek as a vehicle for winning China’s sway.
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Oklahoma City
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Korea
Wedemeyer
United States
China
Democracs
Congressional Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Congress
United Nations
Chiang Kai-Shek
20 Men Will Be Called In Sept Induction Notice
Local Board 72 announces 20 men to be inducted on September 18 with the call announced by Miss Catherine McKee. Arthur Whitney, Brighton, wins a $200 Sears Roebuck scholarship at Ohio State University College of Agriculture for 1951. John Bacon notes the grant may cover value fees books living costs or other student needs.
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Local Board 72
Selective Service
Catherine McKee
New London
Arthur & Whitney
A. E. Whitney
Brighton
Sears Roebuck
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
John Bacon
Here
Brighton School
Court notes and actions from Vermilion on the Lake
A sheriff reports the steering wheel stolen from R J Burke vehicle. Probate court approves 400 settlement for Caterina Giardini death. Antonio Giordina administrator values estate at 32 400 with 15 000 real estate. Betsy youths get 30 day driving suspensions and a 5 fine. one Elgin boy on morals charge placed on probation. A neglect case against Juliana Gray continues. bond set at 500. Kenneth Bever given suspended 10 fine and two months jail for non-support, with 40 monthly payments pledged. Frank Kerecz fined 50 with 40 suspended for good behavior after intoxication. Louie Fitch seeks divorce from Keith for neglect and cruelty. Carl Juchem sues his mother Katherine Juchem. North Ridgeville requests rate increase for materials and labor on town project. The P U C may revoke permits to curb truck overload instead of penalizing drivers. two drivers Hocevar and Sirbello jailed after overload charges. Winter, Moulton, and Martin on commission. deposition planned for tomorrow.
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Kenneth Bever
Akron
James Horn
Avancell
Carl Juchem
Lorain
Katherine Juchem
North Ridgeville
Cine
Ralph Winter
Joan Reese
Amherst
William of Lo
Probram
Lem
Ohio
Joseph Hocevar
East 88Th Street
Cleveland
James
Dworkin
Sirbello
Winter
Robert Moulton
Ray O. Martin
Dean Reunion Held in Amherst at Greenwood Park
The 31st annual Dean reunion gathered about 75 members at Greenwood Park Amherst hosted by Mr. and Mrs Charles Palmer. Attendees came from Amherst Vermilion Henriet ta Birmingham Florence Castalia Lorain Elyria Oberlin Lakewood New York City and Grabill Ind. Charles Palmer was elected president Philip Lodge vice president and Mrs Betty Leimbach secretary treasurer. The event featured a bountiful basket dinner games social time and ice cream and cake.
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Greenwood Park
Amherst
Charles Palmer
Vermilion
Henrietta
Birmingham
Florence
Castalia
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Lakewood
New York City
Grabill
Ind
Philip Lodge
Betty Leimbach
Contempt hearing eyed for Eddie's Market operator
Edward Anuskiewicz of Lorain was ordered to appear in common pleas court on August 29 to show why he should not be cited for contempt for failing to respond to a subpoena from the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. The hearing stems from action filed in common pleas court yesterday. Two cognovit judgments were entered against Andrew Roberts and Albert Hummel for $287 and $999 respectively. The county jury commission deposited 518 names for the new jury term beginning this month. Judges approved a $3,500 extra appropriation for County Prosecutor Mikus for special criminal investigations. Sophie Duncan was granted a divorce from Theodore on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Frances Alberts sued John Alberts for divorce on neglect and cruelty. they married in 1934 and have three children.
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Louie Fitch
Lorain
Keith
Edward Anuskiewicz
Eddie
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Common Pleas
Ohio Bureau
Baker Auto Sales, Inc
Andrew Roberts
East Bridge Street
Albert Hummel
Woodford
Petit
D. A. Cook
John Pincura
Paul Mikus
Ashtabula Beats Elyria In Fourth District Little League
Ashtabula trumped Elyria 7-1 to reach the championship final in the Ohio Little League Fourth District tournament. Thurman Taylor took the loss for Elyria, four runs charged to him as Ashtabula pulled away with an early fourth inning rally. Four Ashtabula pitchers limited Elyria to one hit, while Gordon Beauchemin doubled in the fifth as Ashtabula also had eight hits total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jtheur
Ohio
Ashtabula
Thurman Taylor
Jonathan
Paul Walker
Taylor
Port Clinton
At & P.m
General Motors
Euclid
Len Mos Iielo
Jack Leonard
Bill Palagie
Ron Orlando
Elynn
Gordon Beauchemin
Ten Year Old Boy Again On The Open Road
Ten year old George Vandergrif, who puzzled police by refusing to reveal his origin, was found wandering Elyria and later held in the county jail awaiting investigation into guardianship. He told conflicting stories including New Concord as home and being an orphan. Juvenile officers placed him with a private Oberlin-area family, but he and the family's bicycle have since vanished.
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George Vandergrif
Elyria
George
New Concord
Oberlin
Police Court Fines and Injuries Reported in City News
John Matelsky of 332 East Bridge Street paid a ten dollar fine and costs after a July 27 disorderly conduct arraignment by Mayor Henry W. Ault following a landlady complaint. Dod McFail of 133 North Logan Street was fined ten dollars and costs for reckless driving at Cascade Park. James Robinson of 420 Clinton Avenue faced ten dollars and costs after an open flask charge at Croft's liquor. Paul Wert, 16, of 128 Grant Street sought medical care for a nose laceration from a diving mask break at Cascade Pool. Frank S. Toth, Stone's Grill manager, reported two bounced checks totaling 70.90 from a man named H. A. Snider, described as about 40, Hungarian-speaking, 140 pounds, five feet eight. D. M. Stanley of Alliance was arrested for reckless driving after a collision at Lake Avenue and Harom Street with a Concrete Masonry Corp. truck. he blamed looking for a route sign and a changed light. Stanley to appear in police court on Aug 7.
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John Matelsky
East Bridge Street
Henry W. Ault
Dod McFail
North Logan Street
Cascade Park
James Robinson
Clinton Avenue
Croft's
West Avenue
Bill Cr
Paul Wert
Grant Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cascade Pool
Frank S. Toth
Stone's Grill
H. A. Snider
D. M. Stanley
Alliance, O
Lake Avenue
Harom Street
Raymond Hollingsworth
Concrete Masonry Corp
Stanley
Protests On Ohio Ballot Rotation Ahead Of Election
Huber challenged the new Ohio voting system requiring rotation of candidate names on ballots after losing by 1921 votes. Ayres' name appeared at the top with Martan Davis assisting, while Loram sues for favored placement in divorce filings against Waller on grounds of neglect and cruelty. If rotation had been equal in 1949, two children would change outcomes.
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Huber
Ohio
Ayres
Martan Davis
Loram
Waller
Wellington Area Hospital Group Elects Officers
Harold Perry was elected president of the Wellington Area Hospital Planning Commission at Perry Motor Sales. Other officers include Fred Rollin as vice president, Lynn Coates as secretary, and Dr. George Ravitch as treasurer. The group plans a 25-bed hospital near Wellington at a cost of 350000, with work not starting this year. Dr. Ravitch will handle hospital donations.
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Wellington
Harold Perry
New
Wellington Area
Perry Motor Sales
Perry
George Ravitch
Wellington Village
Stanley C. Riggs
Boyd McConnell
Wellington Township
Carl Buell
Fred Rollin
Penfield
Robert Case
Donald Day
Brighton
Lynn Coates
Lewis Wilson
Huntingston Township
Lynn Coates, Secretary and Dr. Ravitch
Youngstown
Ravitch
Hart Low Bidder On Road Jobs
H. J. Hart, Elyria, was the low bidder at 89342 dollars for state highway road improvements in Lorain Medina and Wayne counties, including 0.8 mile of Route 10 in Carlisle and Eaton townships, 1.55 miles of Route 57 in Grafton township, and 4.67 miles of Route 58 in Wellington and Pittsfield townships, but his bid was rejected by the state highway department yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hart
Elyria
Lorain
Medina
Wayne Counties
State Highway Department
Lorain County
Carlisle
Eaton
Grafton Township
Wellington
Pittsfield
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Market snapshot lists closing and intraday figures for a range of companies and industries. Stocks include American Radiator, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, Republic Steel, Westinghouse, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and additional utilities, with values sourced from United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
American Radiator American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco Mig
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland Cutts
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. J. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna R. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standaca
Ind
Ind. Standard of
N. J. Standard
Ohio
Texas Company
S. Steel
Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Co
Cleveland Markets Livestock and Produce Report Extract
Cleveland markets show cattle at about steady with steers and heifers mostly prime to utility ranges. calves firm with choice to prime 37-39, hogs mixed with various ranges. sheep and lambs weak undertones. Produce prices list apples, beans, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, onions, peppers, potatoes, radishes, raspberries, squash, tomatoes, wheat and soybeans with diverse bid values and pack details.
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Cleveland
Ieat
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Death Records
Joseph P. Balog
North Lake Street
South Amherst
Ambherst Hospital
Hungary
National Tube Co
Nativity Church
Verhovay Association
Hungarian Lodge
The
Young Men's Association
Elizabeth
John
Joseph
U. S. Navy
Boston
Elmer
Elyza
Elizabeth Balog
Holiday Cove
W. Va
Louis
Peter
Emmerich Funeral Home
Paul Serkel
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Floyd Buckland
Lorain Baptist Church
Howard Deemer
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Avon Center Cemetery
Mrs
Sudro-Curtis
Lea
Singer
R. J. Burke
Vermilion-on
TheRickel Plate Railroad
Caterna Giardini
Antonio Giordina
Jacob Knieper
Sheriff's Department J
Hale Road
Route 20
Malcolm Thomson
Columbia Station
Spencer
Avon Lake
Elgins
Juliana Gray
Endly
Child Welfare Department
Frank Kerecz
Kipton
Mary
Dean
Sophie Duncan
Theodore
Frances Alberts
Longson Street
John Alberts
Elyria’s
Police Dept. News
Hart
Toledo
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
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