Flower Show Planned At Birmingham Aug. 18-19
Firelands Garden club to hold its second annual show at Birmingham school August 18 and 19. Exhibitors need not be members. entries limited to one per class. Theme Then and Now features period and modern arrangements plus antiques. Mrs. Douglas Keith of Vermilion will judge. exhibits must be in place by 9 a.m. Saturday and stay until 9 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Firelands Garden Club
Birmingham School
Douglas Keith
Vermilion Wiii
Mesdames
G. G. Nuss
F. R. Dowe
B. R. Grime
Hazel Pierce
L Suisinger
Helen May
Emma Huntry
W. C. Strock
E. C. Smith
Emilie E. Kern
Carl Robert
William Dolk
Hike in Dues of Farm Bureau To Be Considered
Five delegates from Lorain County attend a special Ohio Farm Bureau session in Columbus on August 28 to consider raising dues from five to ten dollars a year. If approved the increase would take effect in 1952. the Ohio Farm Bureau counts over 60 000 farmer members and holds its regular annual meeting in Columbus November 26 to 28.
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Lorain County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
John W. Sims
Gordon Bartter
Columbia Station
Chester Carpenter
Eaton
R. E. Campbell
Wellington
Ted Mann
Oberlin
Marius Gunderson
Avon
Ohio
Joint Meeting Of Farm Group Boards Planned
The boards of the Farm Bureau and the Farm Bureau Cooperative plan a joint meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the Farm Bureau office to study the impact of eleven government agencies on family type farms. Agencies listed include the Agricultural Research Administration and the Farm Credit Administration among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Agricultural Research Administration
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Cooperative Extension Service
Production and Marketing Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Farm Credit Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Vocational Agriculture
Explosion at Standard Oil Refinery Shocks Baton Rouge
A blast at the Standard Oil refinery naptha-treating plant in North Baton Rouge at 5:45 a.m. sent a huge blue-grey smoke plume into the sky. Five men were hospitalized with serious injuries. state police reported no deaths. Ambulances rushed to the scene as windows rattled five miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Baton Rouge
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Louisiana
Funeral services postponed for Eloise er of Cleveland
Funeral arrangements for Eloise er of Cleveland have been postponed to Friday at 2 30 p m at Bennett and Sharer Funeral Home 11212 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Burial will be in Milan cemetery Milan Ohio with graveside services about 4 30 p m DST.
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Eloiseer
Cleveland
Bennett and Sharer
Euclid Avenue
Milan
Ohio
John L. Emerick
Leonard P. Reichling
St. Jude's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Avon
Obituary notices for Perryman, Rice, Waller and family
Surviving are Clifton W. Perryman and Norma Black of Springfield with two grandchildren. Her husband Clifton W. Perryman died in 1949. Services at First Baptist church with Rev J Irving Reese, burial Green Park cemetery Portland Ind. SPENCER Mrs Myra Rice 85 died in Lodi hospital after illness. Lifelong Spencer Township resident, 25 years in Spencer Village. Surviving include nieces and nephews Blake Hicks Elyria Alta Mae McVicker Alice Diedrick Spencer Fred Hicks Jeanette Pryberger Birmingham. Husband Simon died May 1944. Services Parker and Son Funeral Home Spencer Friday 3 pm. Burial Spencer cemetery. WALLER Oberlin funeral for William Waller 92 died Tuesday at daughter Mrs Arthur Youngless home. Services Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home Friday 2 pm Rev Ralph Young officiating. Burial Ridge Lawn Cemetery Elyria.
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Shelma Perryman
East River Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Perryman
Port North Ridgeville
Ind
Elyria
Ridgeville
Shaker Heights
First Baptist Church
Asual Health
Order of Eastern Star of
Jean Jones
Clifton W. Perryman
Norma Black
Springfield
Sudro- Curtis
J. Irving Reese
Green Park Cemetery
Portland
Spencer
Myra Rice
Lodi
Spencer Township
Spencer Village
Blake Hicks
Alta Mae McVicker
Alice Diedrick
Fred Hicks
Jeanette Pryberger
Birmingham
Simon
Parker and Son Funeral
E.D.S.T
Spencer Cemetery
Waller Services
Oberlin
William Waller
Arthur Youngless
Cowling - Sedgeman
Ralph Young
Grace Lutheran Church
Ridgelawn
Foley Vows to Fight Loss of Motor Vehicles Post
Ohio state registrar Robert Foley said he would fight to keep his job after accepting a diamond ring from employees. Back from vacation, Foley planned to present his side to state highway director T. J. Kauer, insisting his character was injured and that misstatements surrounded the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Solumbus
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Robert Foley
T. J. Kauer
Wholesale Gas Rates Hike Asked
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. of Columbus asks the Federal Power Commission for a 13 percent increase in wholesale natural gas rates to 24 utility customers. The company estimates the rise would bring about 2.48 million dollars to offset rate hikes proposed by three suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Federal Power Commission
Ohio
Informal Subcommittee Meetings Open in Korea Talks
The subcommittee on Korean talks will meet informally with delegates seated around a table. No transcript or official stenographer will be present. Each side brings two associates. UN staff includes Col. G C Mudgett and Lt. H G Underwood. The Communists name Chiu Ke an and Sul Chung Sik as aides. Brig Gen William P Nuckols said sessions have no time limit and no intermediate reports are planned.
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Nese
Korea
Manchuria
Moscow
Kaesong
Col
G. C. Mudgett
U.S. Army
Navy
H. G. Underwood
Chiu Ke-an
Sul Chung Sik
William P. Nuckols
Subcommittee
Mit
Nuckols
Peace rally turns violent as blue shirts clash with Berlin police
West Berlin sees first violence in an 11 day peace rally as blue shirt youths infiltrate, mass at four points, and battle police with stones, bricks, clubs, and fire bombs near the East West border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Berlin
Berlin
West Berlin
Mystery Drug Experiment Fatal To 2 Volunteers
Two University of South Dakota volunteers died after injections of a mystery drug. Jack B. Clifford, 30, and Ardys Parsons, 28, died following an experimental injection by an unidentified medical staff doctor. Coroner Iverson ordered further lab tests. an inquest will be held. State CID agents Milliken and Melstad were ordered to investigate.
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Vermillion
S. D
University of South Dakota
Jack B. Clifford
Ardys Pearsons
University
Myron Iverson
Ralph A. Dunham
Roy Milliken
Merle Melstad
State Criminal Investigation Division
Army Veteran Recalls WWII Service and 1933 Injury
The record notes that he served in the Army during World War II, but a 1933 automobile accident caused a medical disability leading to discharge. In a letter to the board Wooldridge expresses deep gratitude for the cooperation of the Board of County Commissioners and other county departments in reorganizing the county welfare department.
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Wooldridge
Board of County Commissioners
Annual Picnic Of Quota Club Held In Elyria
Sixteen members of the Quota Club of Elyria gathered at Kathryn Snyder’s Telegraph road home for the annual picnic. Ruth Scoville led a brief business session after a supper. plans were discussed for a rummage sale on September 7 and 8 to fund aid for the hard of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Elyria
Kathryn Snyder
Telegraph Road
Ruth Scoville
Russia Opens New Czech Uranium Mine and Plants
Soviet engineers join the push for uranium in Czechoslovakia as a new pit at Kosice and a large iron works near Jach-Slavatin begin production. Underground reports claim mass deportations to industrial centers in Slovakia to support wartime plants and hydroelectric expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Prnion
Kosice
Hermanoww Seisy
Jach-Slavatin
den Veymov
Jachymov
Iron Curtain
Kremnica
Spravnica
Banska Bystrica
Slovakia
Czecho-slovakia
V. 8
Krajecyic
Committee For Liberation
Communist Radio
Prague
Crime Laboratory Visit Scheduled for Aug 25
The mobile crime laboratory will be stationed on Middle Avenue at the Northeast corner of Ely Park on Saturday August 25. The unit, open to the public at no charge, is made possible through cooperation of the mayor, the police department and Jay S Endicott of North Ridgeville.
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Mobile Crime Laboratory
Police Department
Jay S. Endicott
North Ridgeville
Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Harriman Steps Into Iran Talks
U. S. adviser W. Averill Harriman moved from observer to active participant in Anglo Iranian oil negotiations in Tehran. He planned separate door to door talks with both sides after a deadlock over nationalization terms, with no sessions set until next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U. S
W. Averill Harriman
Harriman
Richard Stokes
Hussein Fatemi
Stokes
London
U.S. Philippines Agree On Mutual Defense Treaty
The United States and the Philippines announced a mutual defense treaty to strengthen anti-Communist defenses in the Pacific. The pact calls for joint action if either party’s armed forces, vessels, or aircraft are attacked, with signing planned in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Philippines
Pacific
Manila
Australia
New Zealand
San Francisco
State Department
Club notices call for collectors and meetings set
A notice invites Mrs E F Sayjer to arrange pickup of rum mage at homes or businesses. The next luncheon of the club is September 3 at the Graystone hotel. The board of directors meets September 4 at the president Mrs Scoville’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F Sayjer
Telegraph Road
St Che Club
Graystone
Scoville
PAD to relax gas curb order in some areas
Washington The Petroleum Administration for Defense says it will relax the natural gas restriction in areas with adequate supply. Future availability depends on when steel for pipelines becomes ready, making timing uncertain.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wisconsin
Kentucky
West Virginia
Bruce K. Brown
Icardi Denies Slay Plot of U S Major in Italy
Former Army Lt Aldo Icardi told reporters he did not plot the killing of Major William V Holohan behind enemy lines in Italy during World War II. He said the charges show someone is out to get him as an individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Aldo Icardi
William V. Holohan
Italy
Courthouse Barking Neighbor, Truck Collision Report
A Lorain man complained to deputies that a neighbor's dog kept him awake. The neighbor promised to keep the dog indoors after dark. A light delivery truck driver was cited for not having the vehicle under control and for faulty brakes after a collision on Clifton avenue Lorain. Both vehicles had minor damage.
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Lorain
Sheriff's Deputies
Clifton Avenue
Elyria Avenue
John C. Hough
Landscaping Winners Named at Elyria Trailer Parks
Elyria judges led by Mayor Henry W. Ault and officials named Riverview Park winners L. Smith first and 7 Ayers second with multiple honorable mentions. Miller Trailer Park honored Charles Sands and John Rutledge as top teams, with several other residents cited for merit. Open house Sunday 2 to 4 invites the public to view winning sites at both parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Henry W. Ault
Kenneth B. Lord
Hart A. Dickason
Riverview
West Third Street
Miller Trailer Park
Cleveland Street
L. Smith
Ayers
D. Greggs
R. Wright
H. Dearth
C. Kost
G. Bucy
D. Childs
C. Horeig
Charles Sands
John Rutledge
Ray Strimple
James Hardy
Ellen Scruton
Lorain County
Hearing Of Murder Charge Continued
Municipal Judge Charles Petree postponed the second degree murder case of Edward Penn of Columbus until August 22. Penn, 24, is charged in the fatal shooting of Norwich garage owner Donald Bamfield, 47, who was killed last Saturday after encountering Penn and Bamfield’s wife Carrie Bamfield in her apartment. Carrie Bamfield, free on a $1000 bond, did not testify due to a prior attorney appointment, bond not to be forfeited.
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Revump
Charles Petree Yesterady
Edward Penn
Columbus
Donald Bamfield
Norwich
Penn
Carrie Bamfield
Bamfield
Powder Puff Derby Pilots On Second Hop
Flying housewives in 44 light planes begin the second leg of the all woman transcontinental race to Detroit. Contestants age 6 to 61 depart from El Paso and fly to Tucson Blythe and Phoenix with several planes already arriving at Tucson and Phoenix sites during the opening day. Local names include Marsha Ann Rueckert, a six year old co-pilot, and Ethel Sheehy, 61.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Detroit
Ethel Sheehy
Marsha Ann Rueckert
San Francisco
Wetcee
el Paso
Tex
Anaconda Copper
Columbus
N. M
Tucson
Avco Mfg
Phoenix
Ariz
Blythe
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Ities Service
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oi
Republic Steel
Socony Vacuum Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Coe FE
Women racers chart 2248 mile dog leg to Detroit
The women pilots fly a daylight only 2248 mile course via Ft. Worth and Tulsa to Detroit with landings at set airports each night. Arlene Davis led the first leg by reaching El Paso at 6 41 p m EST as the field began from Orange County Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ft. Worth
Tex
Abilene
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Arlene Davis
Cleveland
el Paso International
Toning Down RFC Report Stirs Senate Debate
Washington The Capehart Bricker RFC report drawn amid anger over its breadth faces calls to tone down its critique of Truman administration figures and various political issues. Senate Banking Committee delays action as Democrats prepare a counter report led by Fulbright while callers say much of the document misses the RFC focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republicanytee
RFC
Capehart-Bricker
Banking Committee
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Reconstruction, Finance Corp
GOP
J. William Fulbright
D., Ark
Fulbright
Truman
Mississippi
Joseph E. Casey
D. Mass
Experiment Believed Cause Of Boy's Death
Cleveland police say a string of morbid experiments is suspected as the cause of 13 year old Richard Tanno's death. The body was found hanging from a rafter at a deserted gas station Monday. Authorities are investigating possible links to a local youth group.
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Cleveland
Richard Tanno
Nalire
Esid Tadns
Boy’s Hanging Thrills End in Accidental Death
In a Peace County case coroner Samuel R. Gerber ruled the death accidental after a teen boy attempted a thrill hanging. Authorities found rope fragments on a bicycle and in a grease pit at a deserted station, linking rope to the scene. A scrap dealer reported the rope stolen the afternoon of the incident. investigators believe the boy used the gas station site for reckless misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peare Ae
Peace County
Samuel R. Gerber
Tanno
Michael
Cleveland
U.S
Manila
Bel
Seans
Richard
Nelson Bellers Get City Permit for 1110 Grafton Ave Home
The city building inspector's office granted a permit to Mr and Mrs Nelson D Beller of 363 Gulfload for a new one story frame dwelling at 1110 Grafton Avenue. Estimated cost is $17000 with a 38 by 38 foot house and 11 by 20 foot attached garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson D. Beller
Gulf Load
Bellers
Garford Avenue
Police Report Mixed Local Incidents Include Theft and Vandalism
James DeLuca of Lorain reported his panel truck hit by a hit and run vehicle parked on Fifteenth street. Mrs. C. B. Yothers, 335 Second Istreet, reported a lost billfold with four dollars, a signed blank check, and other items. The page also lists grocery prices and livestock market info.
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James DeLuca
Lorain
Fifteenth Street
C. B. Yothers
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Ters, v
Vermilion River Valley
Route 60
Terryville
Florence Township
Death Records
Emerick
Edward Dussell
John Kinter
East Avenue
Mr. Dussell
Kinters
Canada
Harold Dicken
Thelma Perryman
Mrs
P.R. Smith & CO
Beaboned Investments
Elyria Savings Bank
Midwest Block Exchange
Icardi
Pan American Grace Airlines
Office of Strategic Services
Hal
Chan
Lake Orta
First Savings & Loan Company
Irene O'Leary
Carl Keiper
Carlisle Avenue
James P. Lord
Arthur Hannah
Hannah
Ollie Gardner
Cedar Street
William Volk
West Bridge Street
Justice C. ¢.Lord
Justice Lord’s Court
United Press
PCC
Reese Eessseoe
Sudro-Curtis
FSC
aRat
Hebert Ass Tee
Rt. Banat
Police Dept. News
Jweaa
Galugem
Red Havens
Golden Jubilee
Bskt
Norman Deloch
Commercial Street
Henry W. Aultin
Marcourt
Josephine
Exey
Cheney
Shear Street
Rogs
Deloch
Fia
Eninia
Witha
Falgel
Minnesota
Elyria Hardware
Broad St. Ph
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