Dividends Of Over Two Million Paid On NSLI Policies
World War II veterans have received 204,853,420 so far under the second GI life insurance dividend now being distributed by the government. The remainder of the 685,000,000 due to NSLI policyholders will be paid this year and likely early 1952. About 2.46 of 8 million eligible veterans have collected. Checks range from 150 to 209, varying by policy size and duration in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Adinistration i
Navy Viking VII Rocket Sets New Altitude Record
The Navy's Viking VII rocket at White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico set a single stage altitude record by reaching 135 miles into the stratosphere. The 48 foot silver projectile traveled at about 4100 miles per hour and landed 40 miles north of the launch site with salvage teams retrieving instruments after a noon EST launch delayed by oxygen supply issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands Proving Grounds
N. M
Navy
New Mexico
East Berlin Bars Passes as Youths Seek West Berlin
East Berlin authorities curb returning delegates by halting free transit passes and tightening controls. Communist police in the Soviet sector arrest eight youths who had attended a West Berlin socialist meeting. Despite barricades and police, about 20 percent of the 500,000 young people have crossed into western Berlin this week seeking the "show window of democracy."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
West Berlin
Western Berlin
Widow Regina Feldman Quits Case Tied to Baltimore Arraignment
Hoover said Fransfeld's wife Regina born in Staten Island as Rebecca Schattner. She attended NYU Washington Square College, 1934, and Penn in 1936 for history courses not completed. The record notes her joining a political group and her husband Cesar Feldman’s move to Cleveland. Braverman was to be arraigned in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Fransfeld
Regina
Staten Island
Resecca Schattner
New York University
Washington Square College
University of Pennsylvania
Eg Wade
Frankfeld
Cleveland
Truars
Braverman
U. S
Baltimore
Wakeman and Townsend Adopt School Plan Amid Reorganization
Wakeman and Townsend school boards approve a plan to move Wakeman junior high students to Townsend building to balance enrollment after Townsend lost its charter for insufficient curriculum. Townsend high students will move to Wakeman, with transfers optional for parents within the Huron County system, as registration runs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Townsend
Wakeman School
Wake Schoolman High School
Wakeman’s
Townsend and
Wakeman Schools
Wakeman's
Townsend High School
Huron County
New Rent Law Aims to Curb Exorbitant Rents
Washington said the rent stabilization measure will roll back high rents at reactivated military posts, halt under-the-table payments to landlords, and push fair increases to cover costs. Tighe Woods spoke on CBS radio, stressing tenant protections against illegal eviction and legal rent limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tighe
Woods
Columbia Broadcasting System
Held up at farm near Dayton robs $800 cash and $5,350 in war bonds
Two armed men robbed a farm home near Dayton of more than 800 dollars in cash and 5350 in war bonds after binding Wilbert Smith and his sister Delta. The burglars broke a safe, ransacked the house and fled in a car with an out of state plate as a three state alarm was issued.
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Dayton
Saat
Wilbert Smith
Delta
Here
Smith
Land
Sheffield Lake school tax levy petition filed
A three mill levy for current school expenses is proposed by Sheffield Lake local school district. The petition was filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections for the levy, outlining funding for local education needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Iran seeks recall of British consul over alleged subversive officials
Iran demanded Britain recall and reprimand its consul at Khoramshahr for supporting the recall of two Iranian soil officials labeled undesirable elements. The incident came as Stokes told British workers during a whirlwind oil-field visit that the crisis risks economic collapse, not oil flow, which has halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Britain
Khoramshahr
Stokes
Local Officials Seek Election Seats In Townships And Villages
Petition filings reveal incumbents and new candidates for Justice of the Peace constable and clerk across Columbia Windsor Camden Carlisle LaGrange Rochester Elyria Henrietta Huntington Grafton Avon Oberlin Eaton Ridgeville and village posts. Names include Russell Wade Dana Vionol Ly man Hitchcock Lyndon Geist Brumby Darwin Sharp Arthur Searles Arthur F. Vetter Robert Jackson M Heath Willmot Long Harry Rowland W H Chambers Allen Kendelph Kenneth Finkel Gordon Bartter Catherine Pickering M Van Ausdale Chester Carpenter Charles Hoskin William Winterfield Eunice Thomas and Stanley Hoskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Danavionol
Columbia Township
Russell
Wade
Windsor C. Nistle
Lyman Hitchcock
Board of Education
Lyndon Geist
Lyndon Brumby
Darwin L. Sharp
Arthur D. Searles
Camden Township
Arthur F. Vetter
Carlisle Township
Robert Jackson
Eland M. Heath
Willmot Long
LaGrange
Harry B Rowland
Rochester
W. H Chambers
Elyria Township
Allen E. Kendelph
Henrietta
Stanton Sprinkle
Allen Lamb
Lewis H. Wilson
Kenneth Finkel
Huntington Township
Stanley T. Hoskin
Eunice Thomas
Grafton Village
Gordon Bartter
Columbia
Catherine G. Pickering
Avon
M. van Ausdale
Obercin Village
Chester C. Carpenter
Eaton
Charles A Hoskin
William F. Winterfield
Ridgeville Township
Fenders Damaged in Court Street Collision
A light truck driven by Don Beal of 312 East Avenue and a car driven by Mrs Eleanor Sikorski of 118 Kenwood Street collided on Court Street yesterday afternoon, police report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Beal
East Avenue
Eleanor, Sikorski
Kenwood Street
Col
Court Street
Stephen Early In Serious Condition
Stephen T Ear ly former White House press secretary under two presidents remained in serious condition today with coronary thrombosis. He was kept under oxygen at George Washington hospital and rested quietly. Doctors expect two or three days before prognosis. He suffers from an arterial clot and was stricken in the Pullman Inc local office where he serves as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen T. Early
White House
Early
George Washington Hospital
Frederick Menk
Karly
Pullman, Inc
Star Party Canceled Then Rescheduled By Club
The Black River Astronomical Society canceled the planned star party due to poor weather. It will be held tonight at Edison school grounds with telescopes constellation study and members on hand to help the public view the stars the moon and planets if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Astronomical Society
Edison
Chatham Picnic Planned by Black River Church Group
Local church plans a Sunday school picnic on August 25 at 7 PM at Lodi Park with a basket supper. Notes include births, anniversaries, and social visits from residents of Chatham Oberlin Elyria Wellington and nearby areas with multiple community happenings and family updates.
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Chatham School
Chatham
Black River
Lodi Park
James Savides
Oberlin
Paul Howard
Allen Memorial Hospital
Savides
Congregational Church
Johnny
Betty Arters
Lodi Hospital
Betty
Court of Appeals affirms $11490 verdict for taxi crash victim
The court today affirmed an $11,490 jury verdict in favor of Joseph Gula of Lorain against John Step doing business as Johnnie's Checker Cab for injuries from a Lorain taxicab crash. Other court actions include a settled suit by Charles Andrews against Neal Caserta and new filings by Bernard Mason for alimony and Bertha McElhainey for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Joseph Gula
Lorain
John Step
Johnnie's Checker Cab
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Charles Andrews
Neal Caserta
Common Pleas Court
Record of multiple domestic and civil filings in Cleveland area
Carolyn Tharp seeks divorce from Ralph on neglect and cruelty grounds. A decree for plaintiff George Owen awards $1,100 against Prudential Insurance Co in common pleas court. A suit to register heirs of Charles Chambers of Cleveland cites property in Sheffield Lake. Ethel L. Moore sues for divorce from Henry, jailed for non support. they married in 1918, divorced 1943, remarried, 13 children. Richard A. Murphy, 23, fined $125 plus costs, $25 suspended, for DUI after arrest by Justice James Horn.
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Carolyn Tharp
Ralph
George Owen
Prudential Insurance Co
Common Pleas
Charles Chambers
Cleveland
Sheffield Lake
Ethel L. Moore
Liberty Street
R. D. Elyria
Henry
Richard A. Murphy
Chestnut Ridge Road
James Horn
Armed Forces News For Our Men
Addresses for service members are listed: Pfc. David Taylor 15447112 3423 Student Squan Box 5239 Lowery AFB Denver Colorado and Pvt. Edward Janosky 15458337 340th BMTs Flight 189 Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Texas. Mr and Mrs Charles Bauerline provide their son’s address in care of the Air Force posting.
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Pfc
David Taylor
Lowery
Denver
Col
Charles Bauerline
East Bridge Street
Edward Janosky
Sheppard A.B
Wichita Falls
Texas
Former Indian Star Wamby to Speak at Avon Lake Kiwanis
William Wamby, former Cleveland Indian second baseman who played in the 1920 World Series, will address Avon Lake Kiwanis members at their Thursday meeting at 6 15 p m at the Saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Kiwanis
Avon Lake
William Wamby
Cleveland
Rabbit Cavy Breeders Meet at Wilbur Home
The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association will meet August 11 at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Wilbur of 131 Huron Street. A bicycle belonging to Charles Madhock was stolen from the Madhocks garage on Eastern Heights Boulevard, valued at $80, marking the second theft from that garage in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Madhock
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Charles
Deputy sheriff reports accident on Route 10 leads to charges
Paul Lutz, 21, Vermilion, was bound over to the grand jury under a 1500 bond by Justice James Horn on a statutory charge involving a one year old girl. He pleaded innocent and was committed to the county jail after failing to post the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lutz
Vermilion
James Horn
Lutz
Child Welfare Board Approves Two Adoptions
Oberlin reports that the Child Welfare Board approved two adoptions at yesterday's meeting in the Children's Home. Board president R. Frost led a session with all members present. Monthly casework shows 929 contacts, $3,933.47 total collections, and $11,717.87 in expenses outside the home. The live roll stands at 625 with 29 boys and 23 girls at the home. Plans include trips to the circus in Lorain, Lorain County Fair, a dog show by the Lorain Kennel Club, and a Cleveland Indians game for the children this season.
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Oberlin
Child Welfare Board
R. Frost
Supt. Cook
Children's Home
Cook
Polish Fishermen's Club
Lorain
Lorain County
Rosary Society Finalizes Picnic Plans for Aug 26
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul parish met at the rectory to finalize plans for the annual picnic at Avon Isle on August 26. Rev. Joseph Conlon led prayer, with Mrs. Robert Smith presiding. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Theil, Mrs. Rick, and Mrs. Ted Gbie. Lunch concluded the meeting and snacks for future meetings were arranged by Mrs. Edwin Strosback with aides Minnie h and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Strosback
Minnich
Kuleynski
John Santo
Death notices from Alameda to Columbus area funerals
Funeral services for Minnie A. Gooden in Alameda California are set for Friday at 3 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. G Russell Hargate officiating and burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Jamie Webster Wilson's services are tentatively for Friday at noon at Second Baptist with Elder Quander Wilson officiating and burial in Brookdale. Miss Flossie Rose, 73, dies in Columbus. service Friday at 1 p.m. EST from Fitch Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. she had lived in Ney London and Columbus after family moves.
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Flossie Rose
New London
Columbus
Fitch Funeral Home
Miss Rose
Bessie
A.D. Rose
Shiloh
Ney
London
Flossie
L. A. Crawford
Methodist Church
Grove Street Cemetery
Two Killed In Columbus Traffic Accidents
Two persons were killed and five others were injured in separate Columbus traffic crashes yesterday. Robert Eugene Miller, 23, a naval gunner's mate at Port Columbus, died in a three car collision on Dublin road near the city limits. Mrs Marie Stoltz, 63, of Columbus, was fatally injured in a three car crash. None of the five injured sustained serious injuries.
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Columbus
Robert Eugene Miller
Port Columbus
Dublin Road
Marie Stoltz
Police Court Fines And Suspended Penalties Noted
Annie Hambrick of Slate street faced a traffic charge with a $10 fine suspended. Patricia Bauer of High street received a suspended $5 fine for harboring a barking dog. judge ruled guilty with $8.30 court costs. Allen Davies of Elm street was fined $50 plus costs for petit larceny involving scrap metal from Ohio Edison Co on Lodi street August 4.
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Annie Hambrick
Slate Street
Patricia Bauer
High Street
Henry W. Ault
Mary Kohler
Allen Davies
Elm Street
Ohio Edison Co
Lodi Street
Sinatra Gardner Romance Clouded by Newsmen Chase
Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner sought refuge behind closed doors after a five day running battle with newsmen in Acapulco and Mexico. The couple arrived in a converted B 26 bomber borrowed from Jorge Pasquel after a Latin vacation, their budding romance reportedly dampened by the publicity.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Acapulco
Mex
Miss Gardner
Jorge Pasquel
Frankie
Fires Damage Two Automobiles in Separate Incidents
At 25 minutes after midnight firefighters on Washington avenue near Broad street battled a blaze in Earl Graham’s 1849 sedan. The engine area suffered severe damage to the carburetor radiator cap ignition wiring air conditioning and hose connections. Later before 6 pm Tuesday firefighters at 111 Hazel street contained a fire in Russell Daniels’ 1935 half ton truck caused by oil soaked rags and a short in the battery cable, with damage limited to the rags and starter cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Earl Graham
Hayes Avenue
Hazel Street
Russell Daniels
4-H News From Brownhelm Eaton Oberlin Clubs
Brownhelm 4-H reports busy activity with project judging on July 25 and a July 30 weekend at Kelley Island 4-H camp for six girls Rose Peabody Linda Heggie Martha Henning Doris Brunton Sonja Manuel Alyce Sick. Upcoming judging by Dorothy Walter August 6 at Martha Manuel's home. All members gave at least one demonstration this year. Eaton Sew and Sews held planning meeting with Delores Durkee sharing 4-H camp experiences and a booth plan for the fair. August 20 meeting at Mrs. Bowers home. Oberlin 20th Century Farmers discussed projects and books. an ice cream social for Edward Berg August 10 and next meeting August 14 at Dan and Paul Nickles home.
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Brownhelm
Kelley Island
Rose Peabody
Linda Heggie
Martha Henning
Doris Brunton
Sonja Manuel
Alyce
Dorothy Walter
Manuel
EATON
Eaton Sew and Sews
Bowers
Delores Durkee
Oberlin
Farmers Group of
Charles Baimbridge
Edward Berg
Dan and
Paul Nickles
Paris Show Returns After 1939 Suspension
Prices at noon list numerous firms from American Radiator to Westinghouse, with a note that the Paris Agricultural Show, halted since 1939, is active again this year. The item reads like a stock or market page with company names and a single exhibition update.
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Paris
Markets include Cleveland livestock and Toledo cash grains
Cleveland markets show cattle and hogs steady to active with varied price ranges across grades. Calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs listed with multiple weight classes and price points. Toledo cash grain markets report soft red wheat at 2.20-2.30, corn 1.77-1.78, oats 0.81-0.82, and soybeans around 9.79-13.2 per bushel. Cleveland produce prices cover apples, beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, green onions, peppers, potatoes, radishes, raspberries, squash, and tomatoes with assorted basket and bag quantities.
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Cleveland
Toledo
U.S
Schumar Files Candidacy for Elyria Board of Education
Robert V. Schumar of 215 Third Street, Elyria, a World War II veteran and owner of Schumar's Body Shop, has filed to run for the Elyria Board of Education. Born November 3, 1919, he is a former Elyria High School athlete, a U.S. Army veteran, member of the Chamber of Commerce, and father of three with wife Edith Radebaugh.
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Robert V. Schumar
Third Street
Elyrian
Elyrian Board of Education
Lorain County Board of Elections
Schumar
Elyria
Temple Court
Ely~tia
United States Army
Pacific Theatre of Operations
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ellis and
Moose
Schumer
Edith Radebaugh
Nancy Jo
Christy Lee
Terrie Jean
Permits Issued For 15 Buildings At Avon In July
Avon building inspector Lloyd Wearsch reports July permits for six houses five garages two business one farm greenhouse and one garage addition. Valuations total 104 300. Home permits to LeWald Keller Knight Wearsch De hant Miller Construction Avon. others to Selestak DeWald Kelling. garage addition to Wearsch. Miller road machine shop. Elden Dettmer Avon Lake business permit. Julius and Bills Inc addition. Avon Greenhouse addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Lloyd Wearsch
George LeWald
Grafton
Joseph P. Keller
Edwin Knight
Leonard de €Hant
Miller Construction Co
J. P. Keller
Alex Selestak
Miller Construction
George DeWald
Norbert Kelling
Charles Wearsch
Miller Road
Elden Dettmer
Avon Lake
Julius and Bills, Inc
Hershey Declares Constable Candidacy in Ridgeville
Emory C Hershey filed his petition as a candidate for constable in Ridgeville township. A yesterday report wrongly listed him as running for trustee in Ridgeville. the error is corrected in the latest filing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Ridgeville
Emory C. Hershey
Ridgeville Township
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Sudro-Curtis
Harold E. McDonald, M. D
Masonic Temple
Stephen
Ray Packard
Darla
QO. O. Eaken
J . Harland Cordrey
Mary Knapp
Wellington
Ruth Houck
Hiram Knapp
C. G. Matthews and Sons
H. J. Matthews
Marie Haulk
George Arthrell
Allen Koerber
Debra Lynn
Koerber
Betty Hartman
Crystal Rollyson
Bon Air
Earl Haublayb
Russell James
Newark
Wilbur Packard
Michigan
Harry Grithing
Delbert Packard
Arizona
M. E. Christy
Ralph Erdliman
Eddy
Kenneth
Linda
Hazel Rogers
Kenneth Chifford
Wadsworth
Gus Haublaub
Ronini
Richard
John Voiers
Ritt Jman
West Point
Harold Moores
South Portland
Earl
Red”) Blaik
Colonel Thayer
Howard Wagner
Cheyenne
Wagner
Bernard Mason
Willie
Bertha McElhainey
Amherst
Clare
Rosary Society
Death
Police Dept. News
Ity Club
United Press
American
American T. & T
Anaconda
Avco Mfg
Bendix Avianon
iChrysler
W.esaee iCities Service
Columbia Gas General Motors Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. J. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio
Oil Penna
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of
Ind
Standard of
N. J. Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Mit
Acorn
John G. O'Brien
Obie
Robert Schumar
Robert Y. Schumar
Fulton
Greften, Ohio
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