Six Drivers Charged After Weekend Auto Incidents In Lorain
Six motorists were cited in Lorain Municipal Court after weekend auto incidents. Two people suffered minor injuries at East 28th Street and Peay Avenue when a vehicle crashed into theirs. Candido Cardona and Augusto Rivera were treated for forehead cuts and arm bruises. Garcia faces drunken driving and reckless driving charges. Additional cases include multiple rear end collisions at East Erie Avenue, California Avenue, and East 28th Street with drivers Harold Kolbe, Harry Jabbusch, Charles Shabdue, and Juan Cruz charged for failing to maintain control or reckless driving. Cruz’s DWI charge was reclassified to physical control. trial set for August 15.
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East 28Th St
Peay Ave
Candido Cardona
Augusto Rivera
East 29Th St
Lot
Estaban D. Garcia
East 25Th St
Rivera
Garcia
Harold A. Kolbe
Second St
Harry J. Jabbusch
Ohio Ave
John Debbeck
West 10Th St
Eist St
Tacoma Ave
Charles A. Shabdue
R. D
Moon Rd
Avon
Man Shot By Bar Owner Faces Charge
Luis Cebalos, 29, of 1781 East 29th Street, is held by police for investigation of attempted breaking and entering after being shot in the left thigh by Frank Rosa, owner of Frank's Bar, who says he surprised Cebalos at the rear of the bar and fired a single shot as the man ran away. Cebalos was treated at St. Joseph Hospital and released.
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Lorain
Luis Cebalos
East 29Th St
Frank Rosa
East 28Th St
Cebalos
St. Josh Hospital
Pace
Kosa
Frank
Lorain Court Docket Details Multiple Driving Offenses
Lorain Municipal Court News reports Burton 20 of Fallsburg Ky cited for failure to make safety stop with $15 and costs. Dusho 19 of East 30th St reckless driving fined $10 and costs. Donofrio 19 of 1333 cared reckless driving and $50 costs for driving without a license. Collacco 23 of West 12th St charged after collision with another driver near East 30th St. Algarin 20 of West 21st St ordered to appear after incident near East 30th St.
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Fallsburg
Wilson A. Dusho
30Th St
Reno B. Donofrio
Angelo R. Collacco
Ticanes
West 12Th St
Socério Algarin
West 21St St
East 30Th St
Elyrian's Duke Box Damaged in Lorain Harbor
A 24 foot boat named The Duke Box with royal trim and four aboard struck a submerged object in Lorain Harbor yesterday afternoon. The Coast Guard towed the craft to the east pier area where owner Jack Cornell operates a milk bar. The incident left a hole in the boat and no injuries were reported. Local authorities towed the vessel to a nearby dock. Cornell earned $71.20 in his first week.
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Lorain
Lonbor Tee
Jack Cornell
Bell Britain
Duke Ave
Elyria
Wobcutt
Abbey
Duke of
Cornell
the Coast Guard
Two defendants enter pleas in drunken driving cases
George Lopatkovich, 43, of 523 West 28th St, pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated after being found in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Trial set for Aug 47 with bond at $200. Paul R. Swartz, 32, of 570 Franklin St, Amherst, charged with driving while intoxicated, received $200 fine and costs, three days in county jail and a one year license suspension.
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George Lopatkovich
West 28Th St
Paul R. Swartz
Franklin St
Amherst
Navy To Name Guided Missile Ship For King
The Navy will name one of its first guided missile frigates the USS King in honor of the late Fleet Adm Ernest J King World War II Navy Chief. The ship's keel will be laid next year at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton Washington.
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King
Washington
Ernest J. King
World War Navy
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton, Wash
Teens Held In Theft Of Table Lighter
Two teenage boys admitted stealing a table cigarette lighter from Kline's Clothing at 6th and Broadway. A city citizen detained them at 4th and Broadway after they tried to sell the lighter. one boy, 13, the other 14. They fled as officers approached. the older was captured at 14th and Broadway, the younger later at home.
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Kline
6Th
Broadway
In County Take Horse Show Prizes at Brecksville
Four Lorain Countians won prizes at the ninth annual Brecksville Kiwanis Club horse show. Gayle Ann Riber of Wellington won two classes Plain Horse and Ladies Western. Chester Vaughn of Avon won Pleasure Pony, Tony Johnson of Lorain won Ride and Run, and Jim Cobb of Grafton won Stake Bend. More than 300 horses and riders competed as 3,000 spectators watched despite rain and hail.
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Lorain
Brecksville
Christopher Wadsworth
Brecksvile
Window and purse cause double trouble in Vermilion
Alfred J. Sharp of Vermilion faces drunken driving charges after a window at Rogowin’s Shoe Store was broken when his wife Madeline Sharp, injured in a vehicle collision earlier, allegedly struck him with a pocketbook. Police report Sharp leaned on a seven by twelve foot window and caused the break. Mrs. Sharp received a bruised shoulder from the incident.
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Alfred J. Sharp
Vermilion
Madeline
Huron Rd
Elberta Beach
Satur
Sharp
Rogowin
Broadway
Abe Rogowin
Rt. 60
Slick Escape From Orange County Jail Shocks Santa Ana
Four convicts escaped from the Orange County jail by soaping their bodies and climbing a 70 foot ventilator shaft to the roof, then lowering themselves to an alley with a mattress cover rope. Two were later found in a stolen car near the jail, and others were arrested in Compton and Corona.
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Calif
Orange County
Shering
Compton
Corona
Man reports missing hundred dollar bill in Lorain
Ricardo Serrano, 39, said he lost or had stolen a $100 bill after trying to get change at Lon goria's Pool Room to pay an $80 debt to Romano Perez. Perez denied receiving any $100 from Serrano, and Serrano referenced health data incorrectly in recounting deaths from heart disease and cancer.
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Ricardo Serrano
East 30Th St
Longoria
Vine Ave
Romano Perez
Columbus
INS
Tie
State Health Department
Perez
National Guard Units Arrive at Camp Breckenridge Ky
More than 2400 men from 22 Ohio cities arrive at Camp Breckenridge to begin a two week summer training period. They mainly comprise the 166th Formational Combat Team with the 100th Infantry Regiment, the Fifth Field Artillery Battalion and the 191st Engineer Company.
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Ohi National Guard
Ohio Cities
166Th Formental Combat Team
Toth Infantry Regiment
Witch Field Artillery
19St
Hiroshima Remembers Atom Bomb Anniversary
AP reports Hiroshima marked 11 years since the atomic bombing with sirens and a silent bow of 209000 people. At 8:15 a.m. activity ceased citywide, about 70000 fatalities are listed. 20000 gathered at Peace Memorial Park as 300 peace doves flew. Mayor Tadao Watanabe urged the world not to repeat Hiroshima’s tragedy. Government offices banks and companies were closed.
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Hiroshima
Tadao Watanabe
Tiroshima
Shiroshima
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