Offers To Enter Army To Stand Trial For Murder
Former OSS officer Icardi offers to rejoin the army and face a military court for the murder of Maj William V. Holohan in Italy in 1944, while facing extradition questions from Italian courts. Lodolee denies involvement and calls charges false, as officials weigh legal hurdles and jurisdiction amid wartime crimes.
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Washington
Pentagon
OSS
Italy
Suse Icardi
Defense Department
Icardi
Carl G. Lodoke
Rochester
William V. Holohan
New York
Lodolee
Lard
Holoha
Court of Assizes
Novara
J. Haly
Teards
United Press
Jearch
Army
Trio Products Co Moves to New Plant on Eadycourt
Trio Products Co now operates from a recently built plant on Eadycourt off Cleveland Street. Owner 15 Mac Salladsy moved the business last May from Clark and Winckles Street. The firm makes plastic scale models of Ferguson tractors New Idea equipment Youngstown Berger kitchen items and airplanes, plus small toys for wholesale trade including whistles rattles and water guns. The 6,720 square foot plant employs about 25 staffers.
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Trio Products Co
Eadycourt
Cleveland Street
Mac Sallady
Clark and
Winckles Street
Salladsy
Ferguson
New Idea
Youngstown
Berger
Wound Is Fatal After Restaurant Shooting in Columbus
In Washington C. H. Rich ard Rowland 21 of Greenfield died in a Columbus hospital from a gunshot wound after wounding his sister in law and two bystanders in a restaurant. His brother Robert 25 remained in custody. Robert said the pair had separated from his wife and that Richard pursued the wife before pulling the pistol and firing. Richard then shot himself and died during surgery.
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Washington C. H. C
Richard Rowland
Greenfield
Columbus
Vaiden Long
Howland
Robert
Betty Howland
Cecil Happenny
Carl Ratliff
Washington D. H
Richard
Iran Premier Sees Hope For Oil Settlement
Iran's Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, after a 70 minute meeting with Lord Privy Seal Richard Stokes and Averell Harriman, said he is optimistic about settling the Anglo-Iranian dispute. He noted no definite date for the next oil delegation talks.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Privy Seal
Richard Stokes
British Negotiation Commission
W. Averell Herriman
U. S
Man Charged With Killing Step Daughter in Ohio
Chillicothe police charged John Shaw 54 with first degree murder for the fatal shooting of his step daughter Ruth Cox 41 mother of three. Shaw fired two shots into her head after a telephone call when her wife was not at home. He was captured soon after staying at the Cox home. Police say he blamed Mrs Cox for domestic troubles between himself and his wife.
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Chillicothe
John Shaw
Ruth Cox
Shaw
Cox Home
Letters From North Korea Push for Peace Talks
An elderly farmer carried a white flag and a letter dictating a mission to reach UN lines. North Korean soldiers handed him the message urging a peaceful settlement for Kaesong and a slowdown of hostilities while peace talks continue, noting risks to soldiers and loved ones.
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Yonchon
West Central
Kaesong
Former Ohio Governor Urges Limit On Taxes
Former Ohio Governor Myers Y. Cooper urged a 15 percent ceiling on federal income, corporation, gift and estate taxes at the 42nd annual convention of Ohio real estate boards in Cedar Point. He said the 15 percent limit would curb public spending and warned against public housing competition with free enterprise. Cooper noted wartime tax adjustments and urged legal limits on taxing power, saying free enterprise could meet housing needs with cost efficiency. About 1,000 realtors from six boards attended the opening session.
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Cedar Point
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
the Ohio Association
Ohio
Turnpike Board Debates Road Materials For New Highway
The Ohio Turnpike Commission heard rivals from the Macadam Industry of Ohio and highway officials debate asphalt versus Portland cement concrete for the proposed 300 million dollar northern Ohio super highway. Fred E Swineford urged competitive bidding after claiming asphalt offers 20 percent lower costs for heavy duty roads. State Highway Director T. J. Kauer recommended Portland cement concrete for the toll road surface.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Fred E Swineford
T. J. Kauer
Canister Opened After 68 Years in Church Cornerstone
At First Baptist church a copper canister placed in the cornerstone 68 years ago was opened during yesterday’s service. Richard Elliott and Albert Fridenstine removed it and handed to Harlie Stevick who led the event. Contents included 1883 newspapers Elyria Republican and Elyria Constitution, church papers, a memorial sermon, the church covenant, 241 member names, a photo of the old meeting house, and Civil War era coins. Items will guide future cornerstone and archival decisions.
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First Baptist Church
Richard Elliott
Albert Fridenstine
Harlie Stevick
Stevick
Walter FE
Davies
Harold L. Wilson
Elliott
L. A. Obitts
Elyria Republican
Elyria
Ju. Andress
Second
Middle Aveney
Washington Avenue
Former Child Star Becomes Nun After Hollywood Life
Hollywood report details former child film star Juanita Quigley, now Sister Rita, beginning a life in the convent amid legal troubles and a weekend arson probe. Police also report multiple DUI citations, fines, and arraignments in a stream of town notices.
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Hollywood
U.P
Ernest E. Bates
High Street
Juanita Quigley
Lake Avenue
West Street
Quentin Rita
Mary
Joseph
Iurday
Yous
Jack Cook
Woodford Avenue
Cook
Ruling declares bingo a lottery under Ohio law
Judge Deán McLaughlin ruled bingo is a lottery and thus illegal in Ohio regardless of sponsor or purpose. The decision came in a test case brought by Clayton Lodor, commander of Post No 1 of the United War Veterans, seeking a declaratory judgment on bingo’s legality for charity.
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Canton
Common Pleas
CBD
Déan McLaughlin
Ohio
McLaughlin
Clayton Lodor
The
United War Veterans
Patrolmen Suspended in Cincinnati Towing Probe
Police Chief Stanley Schrotel suspended 12 highway safety patrol men in Cincinnati today amid the city council towing racket investigation. The action comes as authorities pursue leads in the case and review internal misconduct concerns.
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Cincinnati, O
Stanley Schrotel
Suspected holdup links Mrs Millard to station cash theft
A legible report details a holdup at a gasoline station with Mrs. Millard, Charles Rauscher, and Michael Millard connected. A .38 pistol hid in the car was used. Mrs Millard allegedly left her husband to be with Rauscher, who claims the robbery funded Mrs Millard’s medical care. Mrs Millard hospitalized as a material witness, and the two brothers face charges while deputies hold them in the county jail.
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Michael
Robert
Charles Rauscher
Rauscher
Millard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Authoriies
Charles
O Millard
Rickert
Kassel
Weekend Traffic Fatalities in Ohio Leave Seven Dead
Weekend toll in Ohio reports at least seven deaths from traffic accidents from midnight Friday to last midnight. Victims include Robert Long, 22, Toledo, struck by a Toledo Terminal Railroad freight train. Pvt. John F. Nolan, 22, Ashland, Ky., furlough from Ft. Thomas, Ky., and Pvt. Ronalds Thompson, 19, Wheelersburg, high speed crash near Blackford. Lt. David F. Taylor, 29, Jang, near Marysville, auto curve mishap. John C. Albright, 16, Republic, auto overturn. Thomas Wolfe, 67, East Liverpool, struck while crossing. Virginia Ann Ross, 3, Hamersville, ejected from car driven by Marvin Ross, 26.
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Ohio
Robert Long
Toledo
Toledo Terminal Railroad
John F. Nolan
Ashland
Ft. Thomas
Ronalds, Thompson
Wheelersburg
Blackford
David F. Taylor
Ee Jang
Fit Knox
Marysville
John C. Albright
Republic
Thomas Wolfe
Liverpool
Virginia Ann Ross
Marvin Ross
Hamersville
Beheln
23 Killed When Tanker Explodes Near Singapore
At least 23 people were killed and 20 injured when a tanker carrying 10,000 tons of gasoline and diesel exploded and burned at a Singapore dock. The blast rocked Shell Island installations three miles south of Singapore. The tanker was the Anglo-Saxon Oil Co Ltd Dromus.
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Singapore
Shell Island
Anglo-Saxon Ou Co
Dromus
Death records mark Vernon Bond and others in Elyria area
Vernon Bond former Elyria resident died at the Smithwick Foundation Boston on August 18 after a month of illness. Surviving wife Alice and daughters Phylis Carolyn Judith. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at McGowan Reed Funeral Home. Also: Steve J. Orben 86 of Elyria died August Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after illness. services at Sacred Heart parish. Anna Van Denberg 93 of LaGrange died at Shirkey Nursing Home Elyria. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Russell Fuller Funeral Home. Insurance agent records, divorces, thefts, and local county bids also noted.
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Vernon Bond
Steve J. Orben
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hungary
Elyria
Orben
American Rathator Standard Sanitary Corporation
Sacred Heart
Europe
Bittner Fun ‘Eral
Sacred Heart Church
T. S. Zekany
St. Mary's Cemetery
Anna Vandenberg
Lagrange
Shirkey
A. W. Durker
Euclid
Charles
South Euclid
Harry Vandenberg
Russell D.iFullon
Grafton
Charles Nitschke
LaGrange Methodist Church
Probe Ordered Into SEC Dealings With New York Firm
A congressional investigation was ordered by Representative Francis E. Walter into the SEC and United Corp of New York described as a multi tiered public utility holding company. The House Judiciary Subcommittee will hold hearings after a preliminary inquiry into relationships and why United was allowed to become an investment company under the holding company act.
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Washingson
Security and Exchange Commission
United Corp
New York
Comaay
Francis E. Walter
House Judiciary Subcommittee
SEC
Ion
Three Minor Fires Extinguished by Elyria Firefighters
Over the weekend Elyria firefighters put out three minor blazes. A rubbish fire near the hospital boiler house was blamed on boys with matches and a garden hose stopped it. A mattress fire at L. J. Philion's home on East River Street was confined to the mattress with undetermined cause. A short circuit damaged an auto starter cable on a vehicle owned by H Leandingham at West River and Third streets.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. J. Philion
East River Street
H. Leandingham
Roosevelt Avenue
D. Elyria
West River
Third Streets
Army Rejects Offer By Former OSS Man
In Washington the army rejected a former OSS officer Aldo Icardi’s proposal to rejoin the force and face a military trial for allegedly murdering his commanding officer during a wartime covert mission behind enemy lines. The army stated he could not be tried by court martial even if brought back into service.
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Nashington
Army
OSS
Aldo Icardi
Strategic Services
Betty Mazziotta Granted Divorce at Court House
Betty Mazziotta was granted a divorce from Gerald by Judge D A Cook on grounds of neglect. She was restored to her former name Lersch. The couple married in 1948.
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Betty Mazziotta
Gerald
D. A. Cook
Lersch
Five Burned In Gas Blast At Warren Plant
Four of five Copperweld Steel Co workers were burned in a gas explosion during a line installation at the Warren plant near St. Joseph’s Hospital. The fifth man was treated and released.
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Warren
St. Joseph's Hospital
Copperweld Steel Co
Baruch Turns 81 As He Urges National Remaking
Bernard Baruch marked his 81st birthday yesterday in New York, urging that the world depends on the United States to reshape the country into the finest in the world and to remake it accordingly.
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Baruch
New York
Bernard Baruch
Board reinstates five petitions of candidacy in Lorain County
The Lorain County Board of Elections, meeting today, reinstated petitions for Milton Schlecter Amherst Township school director Edna von Pischke Avon Lake school district Mike Bruder Sheffield Village council Barney Jungbluth Sheffield Lake school board and Mary Toth Sheffield Lake school board. Two protests were rejected. Two levies will appear on Carlisle Township ballots a one mill three year fire operation levy and a half mill three year road grader storage house levy.
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Lorain County Board of Elections
Milton Schlecter
Amherst Township
Edna von Pischke
Avon Lake
Mike Bruder
Sheffield Village
Barney Jungbluth
Sheffield Lake
Mary Toth
M. Wood
Avon Village
Carlisle
Snell
Carlisle Township
Paratrooper Graduate From Fort Benning and Pine Exercise
From Fort Benning Georgia Pvt Edward I Bair son of Mr and Mrs Jack A Fitch Carlisle avenue recently graduated from the basic airborne course at the Infantry School becoming a qualified parachutist The course requires five jumps including one with full equipment Another item notes Pic Joseph Hincovee of Avon arriving at Fort Bragg North Carolina to participate in the large exercise South Pine The fighter Hricovec son of Mr and Mrs Joseph I Hricovec enlisted last year joined the 28th Inf Div as truck driver Southern Pine is described as the largest routine military maneuver since World War II
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Fort Benning
Pvt
Edward I. Bair
Jack A. Fitch
Carlisle Avenue
Infantry
Joseph H. Hincovee
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Fort Bragg
N. C
South Pine
Pfc
Hricovec
Joseph I. Hricovec
Army
Inf. Div
United States
Radiosonde Found On Rodak Farm In LaGrange Township
A radiosonde launched by the U S Weather Bureau was found on the Stanley Rodak farm along Whitehead road in LaGrange Township at 1 p m Sunday and returned to the U S government via Rural Mail Carrier Howard Hastings. The balloon rose to about 12 miles before bursting. the instrument descended on a parachute broadcasting temperature pressure and moisture data from the air it traveled through.
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Lagrange
Stanley Rodak
Whitehead Road
LaGrange Township
United. States
Howard Hastings
U. S. Weather Bureau
Medical And Dental Building Rising In North Olmsted
A single story brick and stone medical and dental building is under construction at the corner of Dewey and Lorain roads in North Olmsted opposite the post office. Dr. Charles B. Lewis and Dr. William E. Beate engage Dean W. Rankin Construction Co of Cleveland as contractor with Frank Andrews of Shaker Heights as architect. The facility will house modern equipment and offer parking for 40 cars. Dr. Marvin D. Shie Jr, obstetrics and gynecology specialist, will join the three doctors in occupying the new offices, aiming for completion by October 1.
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North Olmsted
Dewey and Lorain Roads
Charles B. Lewis
William E. Beate
Dean W. Rankin
Marvin D. Shie, Jr
Lewis
Beebe
Prices At Noon Market Report From American Telegraph
Prices at noon across multiple sectors show varied movements with many large corporations listed among market shout. The report includes quotes from Anaconda Copper American T and T Bendix Aviation Chrysler and other firms, plus detailed produce and poultry prices such as eggs apples peppers potatoes and tomatoes for Cleveland and surrounding markets.
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American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. RB
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
All Standard of
Ohio
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Woolworth Co
Pi Geralat
Cleveland
Bret
Bskt
Jimas
Bekt
Bokt
Tsdoz
Pere Sats
Cayif
Sbskt
Sat. Bakt
Rev Yoder Writes From Pasadena To Church Sponsors
Rev D Carl Yoder sends a Saturday Chronicle Telegram letter to church sponsors. He describes a Chicago to Los Angeles flight at seven hours altitude 17000 feet cost 119 dollars with rough pockets. He notes views of Lake Mead Boulder Dam Bryce Canyon and Arrowhead Lake and recounts a tenth anniversary visit to Forest Lawn Memorial Park to see The Crucifixion sculpture by Jan Styka. He promotes Forest Lawn as meaningful in faith and notes other California places of interest before sharing a letter from A J McClung about California sights.
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Chronicle Telegram
Carl Yoder
Yoder
Pasadena
Calif
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lake Mead
Bolder Dam
Cheyenne Park
Bryce Canyon
Arrowhead Lake
Forest Lawn
Memorial Hall
A. J. McClung
Troy
Ohio
Permits Issued for Glen Mahilek Home on Dilworth Street
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued a permit for a one story frame dwelling at 126 Dilworth Street to Glen Mahilek of 122 Dilworth. The house has a 31 by 24 foot foundation and is estimated to cost 5500 dollars.
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Dilworth Street
Glen Mahilek
Dilworth
Hart Dickason
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la Porte
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Kiss and Co
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Oberlin
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Mass
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Beaver Park
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Grafton, Ohio
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