King Loses Suit to Enjoin Board of Elections over Thomson Run
Lorain attorney Henry King failed to block the Lorain board of elections from listing Melcolm Thomson on the November ballot for probate judge. Common Pleas Judge Clarence Ahl dissolved a temporary injunction after ruling Thomson’s Republican petition valid and protest not timely filed. King plans an appeal. Ahl found no abuse of discretion by the board in handling the petitions.
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Henry King
Lorain
board of elections
Melcolm Thomson
Common Pleas
Clarence Ah
Bucyrus
King
Thomson
Lorain county
Ahl
Hing
Ann
Plans for Opening Day at Elsine High School 1948
New principal Robert E. Wilson announced Elsine High School’s opening day schedule as students return Wednesday September 8. Doors open 8 15 a m with classes starting 3 30 p m. freshmen report to auditorium and upperclassmen re register.
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Elsine High school
Robert E. Wilson
Marian Kemble
George Thourot
bors
Girl Afflicted With Polio Improves At Cite Hospital
Nancy Broschk eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Broschk is reported improving and out of danger at Cite Hospital in Columbia. She is a victim of infantile paralysis and has been confined to the hospital with a very sick condition but shows signs of improvement.
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COLUMBIA
Nancy Broschk
Mires
Cite Hospital
Cleveland Weather Outlook and Heat Alert
Northern Ohio forecast calls for clear skies this afternoon and tonight with rising temperatures and humidity. Tuesday expects hot and humid conditions with a low of 66 and a high near 90. Electric service outages announced for Wednesday August 25 from 2 pm to 3:30 am along Route 76 Sugar Ridge Route 20 Ridgeville areas and Maddock Road West of Ridgeville Center.
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Ohio
Sugar Ridge
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Center
Maddock Road
Stony Ridge
Ohio Public Service
Bodies Of More Soldiers Are On Way Home
The Army announced the return of nine Lorain County servicemen and one former resident from Europe. Bodies aboard the Lawrence Victory and Carroll Victory ships were sent to temporary cemeteries in France and Italy, with names released for publication only recently. The article lists six Lorain County men and one former Lorain County resident, including PFC William Carle Gamble and SGT Clarence E. Standen Jr., among others, all killed in action in 1944, detailing birthplaces, units, and fates.
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Lorann County
Lorain
Ohio
Ohicg
Department of the Army
Lawrence Victory lst
Carroll Victory
Lorain county
Lawrence Victory
WILLIAM CARLE GAMBLE
Carle J. Gembie
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Elyria High School
Germany
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Army
HARRY W. REYNOLDS
Mirs
Lela Hendrixson
Bailey Court
Elvrne
Western Autometic
aenne Screw Co
East Fourteenth Street
Elsha
Eirri
Hich
Pieu Compaens
France
CLYDE A. SHATTO
Mrr
Nash Shatto
New Concord
Onie Shatto
General Industries Company
Hoover Commission Prepares Report to Cut Government Agencies
The Hoover Commission plans to tell Congress to reduce the federal payroll, consolidate functions, and merge lending agencies. It cites thousands of employees idle at retirement and urges severance pay, aiming for lower costs and greater efficiency as it nears its January report.
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Commission
Congress
WASHINGTON
Hoover commission
Herbert Hook
White House
Afr
United States
Sidney A Mitchell
executive department
Hoover
Three Injured In Accident On Quarry Road
Three passengers in Edward Hammond's car were injured when he lost control on Quarry Road at 3 55 am. Hammond faced a charge of driving under the influence. Injured were Walter Isley Hed wick and James Car ada. Debilitating injuries included a possible fractured shoulder and a confused side trauma.
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Edward Hammond
Jackson Hotel
Quarry road
Hammond
Walter Isley
amherst
Hedwick
R. D. fb Amherst
James Carada
Pearl avenue
Lorain
Leonard Gill
West River
Eivin
Fremx Bainridge
Garvin avenue
Robert Cas
sherif's
Route
Route 82
C. W. Hendershot
Fuller road
East avenue
Howard Steele
Harvard avenue
Per Capita Income Of Americans Reaches New High
Washington reports 1947 per capita income rose to 1323 dollars, a 9.6 percent rise from 1946. total national income reached 190 billion dollars, up 11 percent. highest state incomes Nevada 1842 New York 1781 North Dakota 1678 Connecticut 1641. lowest Mississippi 659 Arkansas 720 South Carolina 768. state increases included North Dakota up 43 percent and others.
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WASHINGTON
Comerce Department
Nevada
New York
North Dexcia
Connecticut
Delaware
Calfornia
Montana
Tllinois
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
BNCS-ETORW
North Dakota
Celeraco
Air Force Granted Wider Control Over Strategic Warfare
At Newport, Navy and Air Force leaders debated strategy as Defense Secretary Forrestal announced the Air Force now has authority to decide weapons for strategic air war. The chiefs said this includes considering other services' contributions and whether the 65,000-ton carrier would be built for strategic bombing.
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WASHINGTON
Air Fource
joint chiefs of staff
Newport
Defense
James Forrestal
air force
joint chiefs
War College
Four Oregon GOP Leaders Die in plane crash
Four Oregon Republican leaders died when a Beach Bonanza stalled after takeoff and dived into shallow water 35 miles northeast of Klamath Falls. Victims include state legislator John Snellstrom, Eerie Johnson, H. Evans, and William Fluhrer.
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KLAMATH FALLS
Ore
Oregon
John Snellstrom
Eerie Johnson
Corvallis
Evans
Lincoln county
William H. Fluhrer
senate
Medford
Fluhrer
here
Earl Snel
Robert S. Farrel, Jr
Marshall Cornet
Frank Van Dyke
Douglas Yeater
Salem
World Council of Churches Assembly Opens in Amsterdam
Delegates from 136 Christian churches in 42 countries gather in Amsterdam to shape a permanent worldwide cooperative church action. The opening services mark a landmark conference expected to run until September 4 with 80 percent of global Protestant and Orthodox Christians represented.
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AMSTERDAM
council
cctr
Juhiana
Netherlands
ina vgaratec Seri
Few Protests Heard At County Budget Hearing
Lorain County budget for 1949 set at 975000 with cuts across departments. Board of Commissioners led by Thomas McGeachie faced sparse public protest, while dozens of local officials and civic leaders attended the session. The strongest objection came from Lester Osborn the county Gramage engineer, as the budget outlined a new financing plan for improvements.
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Lorain County
G.scussia
Muld
Thomas McGeachie
Board of Commissioners
A. R. Branson
O. G. Dunn
R. J. Bauer
tut
Lester Osborn
Tichenor Named To Important State Position
James R. Tichenor 37 former Elyria Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and Ohio State Employment Service manager was named director of local office operations for the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. He will coordinate local offices and report to the state administrator with an annual pay around 6000 dollars.
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James R. Tichenor
Elyria
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Frank J. Colopy
Tichenor
B.U
Columbia University
Navy
Sesguil
erter
cg sovermmoent
seresieé
New Jersey
West Coast
Hawai
Nax
mera
BLLC
O.S.ES
Lorain County
remembrance
Columbus
Erie avenue
Lorain
Four Power Talks Enter Final Stage Over Berlin Blockade
Washington reports decisive phase in U S Britain France and Soviet talks in Moscow on Berlin and German unity as Western powers seek a peace treaty. Molotov meetings continue with Walter Bedell Smith amid guarded official comments.
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WASHINGTON
Moscow
Berlin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
envors
Britain
France
M. A. Molotov
State Department
United States
Two Men Sentenced To Penitentiary For Burglary
Anthony Hehar aged 36 and Joseph Bartos aged 33 of Cleveland were sentenced to a term ranging from three to forty five years in the Ohio State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to four burglaries with five counted offenses in 1846 and 1847. Judge Findley ordered three counts to run consecutively and two counts concurrently. Prosecutor William G. Wickens said both men have extensive criminal records and ties to a dangerous local gang. An ad notes Eastern Heights Building And Land Co will showcase a new house at 112 Columbia Ave Sunday August 29 from 1 to 5 pm.
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tcher
Anthony Hehar
Joseph Bartos
Orth
Clevelard
trom
Offo
William G. Wickens
Curaheg
udge Findley
Ohio
EASTERN Heights Building And Land Co
Columbia Ave
German Policemen and Photographer Held in Berlin Raid
Russian authorities freed three Americans including J Thomas Headen a former Kansas City and New York newsman and adviser to Gov. Dewey after arrest in the Russian sector of Berlin. Lt Sherman Turner Jr and Roland A Meyer were released at the border. Now five German policemen remain detained in western sectors and a German photographer is still believed captive.
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BERLIN
J. Thomas Headen
U. S
Kansas City
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Potsdamer Platz
Sherman Turner, Jr
Council Staffs
Iowa
Bavaria
Roland AY. Meyer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Turner
Meyers
Frankfurt
Ore
August Hoppe
Kreuzberg
boundry
Royal Air Force
Lubeck
Hamburg
Headen
Roosevelt barracks
Elyria Woman Hurt In Traffic Crash Near Monroeville
Mrs. Mary W. Hockaden of 243 Thirteenth Street sustained severe injuries in a car collision on Route 547 west of Monroeville while en route to Columbus for her son George W. Hockaden’s wedding. Driver Treson cited gravel truck failure to stop safely as the cause. Hockaden was taken to Norwalk Hospital with a broken leg and head injuries. the car was a total loss.
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Mary W. Hockaden
Thirteenth street
Monroeville
Columbus
ehi- Gren
Found Ad Offer Promises Reward for Lost Items
Chronicle Telegram ad urges readers to report found items to gain quick cash. Call 44 121 or 44 131 to claim a reward and be thanked for returning ownership.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Move from Cleveland seeks 2 bedroom home
Person seeks a 2 bedroom home from Cleveland for wife and two grown daughters. Contact George Arnold at Hale's Cleaners, phone 44 751, for adv.
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Cleveland
George Arnold
Hale's Cleaners
Adv
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