Murder Charges Possible in Local Death Cases
Prosecutor Paul J. Mims indicated that about 25 traffic death cases will be charged as second degree murder with possible life imprisonment. Amounting to backdrop for a series of pending cases, the grand jury also eyes a first degree murder charge against Renard Dixon for the shooting of his estranged wife Mae Dixon, with other homicide matters in Lorain and nearby areas. The panel, led by foreman Henry Pasirom, met in Lorain to clear about twenty routine cases and adjourn to investigate rest homes and a major housing matter.
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Paul J. Mims Indey
Sikus
Ami
James
Stiker
Lima
Lfe
Donald Hofer
Operlin
Raymond Zepeda
Lorain
Bernard Gerhardt
Jackson
Wis
James Isom
Oberlin
Francis Coley
Abra
Renard Dixon
Wie
Mae
Ie Ranier Corp
Marin Salgado
Henry Pasirom
Noel Lewis Renamed By Commission
Lorain official Noel Lewis of Lorain was re elected president of the Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission at its organization meeting last night. Lewis, on the commission eight years, begins his fourth term as president and commented on tightening finances due to the steel strike. Thomas Michalis, LaPorte, was elected secretary. Other members include Joseph Supers, Lorain, representing AmVets. Carl F. Wolf, Elyria, American Legion. and Michael Donohoe, Lorain, Spanish War Veterans.
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Noel .Lewis
Lorain
Lorain County Soldiers and Saidors Relief Commission
Lewis
Iich
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Michalis
LaPorte
Disabled American Veterans
Joseph Supers
Amvers
Carl F. Wolf
Elyria
American Legion
Michael Donohoe
May Department Store Co reports third quarter rise in sales
May Department Store Co and M O Neil Co at O'Neil-Sherfeid Snoppins Center show sales up 5.1 percent in the third quarter from a year ago. Despite steel strike effects, common stock earnings rose 6.9 percent. total third quarter sales reached 161,612,000 with a 3 percent increase and earnings per share grew from 2.5 cents to 3.7 cents.
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May Department Store Co
M. O'Neil Co
O'Neil-Sherfeid Snoppins Center
D. May
G Stockholdsis
Eee Se
Councilmen undecided on date for Ely estate annex contract
Council members reached unanimous agreement on a 200000 project for the city hall annex after hours of item by item review. The timing of the contract and lease remains unsettled with a first reading given and an adjourned session set for next Monday to iron out the date. Terms were finalized after a five hour debate with terms drafted at a joint session of city representatives and estate attorneys.
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Ely Estate
Firs Station
Edoria
Eivria
Jered
Ilsy
Kathleen Lysaght
Charles Newson
Hanry Claycomb
Joseph Cirignano
Clarence Schulz
Dale Keilogs
Paul Weinwneght
Harold West
Warren Robinson
Hielogg
Elyria Students Triumph In Name That Critter Test
Dick Faecking and Susan Weitzel tied for top honors in the Elyria District Catholic High School and St. Agnes School event. Faecking, 14, of 1004 Prospect St, Elyria, achieved a perfect score identifying 15 wildlife specimens to win Class B.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
St. Agnes
Wikside
Dick Faecking
St. Elyria
Susan Weitzel
East River St
Micky Wallace
Morgan Ave
Eandy Radichy
Eid
Obertia Rd
Asmin
Werat
Barbara Clark
Sancs Lucar Rides
North Ridgeville
St. Peter’s School
Tony Pollock
Amherst
Firelands High School
Larry Naylor
Kelley St. Wellington
Wellington High School
Michael Plas
R.D. Elaria
St. Mary’s School
Debbie Zunmer
North Durkee Fd
Eaton School
Nancy Booth
West Ninth St
Franklin Schoo
Stacy
Damage to Traffic Light Crashes Costs City Near $100
In Elyria Ohio a truck reportedly struck a traffic light at the Cleveland Gulf East Bridge 3t intersection between 7:30 and 9 AM. Communications Supt Irv Fine gold estimates damages around $100 after the red light burned out overnight and the light was turned off. Police say the over height truck may have failed to notice the darkened signal while driving through.
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Ceveland-Gulf East Bridge
Irv Finegold
Peirce
Sacrifice For Rights Judge Urges In Pearl Harbor Talk
A ceremony marking the 18th anniversary of Pearl Harbor at the courthouse World War II monument drew only a small crowd as Probate Court Judge Harold Ewing urged attendees to consider current world conditions and future rights. Wreaths were placed by local veterans and auxiliary groups while taps were performed by Elyria High School student Miraben.
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Pearl Harbor
Harold Ewing
Etoria Council of Veterans
Japan
Ewing
Ziwing
American Legion
V.F.W
Thomas McCain
Jack Crowell
Joseph McFarland
St. Mary's Church
C-T Choto
Needy Lorain family seeks help for crowded trailer
Christmas for Every Family seeks aid for Mrs. E a pregnant mother in a five foot eight inch trailer with a second child due and no running water. Donations accepted via Marilyn Davidson and various welfare channels. Additional cases include families facing unemployment and housing shortages needing bedding clothing and appliances. A Lorain mental health meeting will elect new directors and feature Rev Kay M. Glaesner as speaker.
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Mrs. E
Lorain County Welfare Department
Chronicle Telegram
Marilyn Davidson
Bain
Gerald Prinz
Davidson
Forday
Higha Women’s Club
Jamor Women’s Club
Iegat
Jack’ Zasrans
Zegreans
Red Cross
Kay MM. Glaesner
St. John’s
Son-In-Law’s Quick Aid Saves Man After Electrical Accident
Elyrian Omer Laubenthal, 15 Berkele y Dr., in Tucson area, suffered two ruptured spinal discs after a 110-volt shock while installing a drop light. Tyler Goodman, his son-in-law, performed artificial respiration and called for help. Laubenthal remains hospitalized with a spinal injury and expects a few more days in care.
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Amer Lanbenthal
Berkeley Dr
Tyler Goodman
Tucson
Ariz
Ledenthals
Imm Inlaw
Joyce
Tyler Comaman
Omer
Goodmans
Laubenthal
Joseph Leubenthal
Apis
Lambentha
Goodman
Inlaw
St. Mary’s Hospital
Laubentthal
Power Rate Proposal To Be Aired In City Council
City council will review the Ohio Edison Egni and power rate schedule with an eight percent hike proposed by OF division manager Numa Vidal. The current contract expired Nov 2 and talks stalled by scheduling mix ups while council objections focus on tax and cost adjustment clauses that would pass any increases in taxes or fuels to consumers.
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Ciy Council Wi
Ohio Edison
Numa Vidal
Uility Sim
Texes
End Of Freight Service Asked For Litchfield
Public Utilities Commission set January 22 hearings on Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad plan to discontinue freight stations at Lykens Crawford County and Litchfield Medina.
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Columbus
UPT
Public Utilities Commission
Akron - Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Lykens
Crawford County
Litchfield
Medina
Train Strikes Truck as Driver Jumps to Safety
Joseph Hall aged 27 from RD 2 Gberin escaped after leaping from his stalled truck tractor just before a freight train struck it near North Monroeville. Hall was on Rt 99 two and a half miles south of the Ohio Turnpike at 2:35 am when the vehicle stalled on the Nickel Plate crossing. The tractor suffered heavy damage as the locomotive led by engineer Carl Sheehan, 49 of Bellevue, struck.
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Sandusky
Joseph Hall
Gberin
Monroeville
State Highway Patrol
Ball
Nickel Plate Crossing
Carl Sheehan
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Leone Gardner
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Quentin Beal
Crowell
Wiliam Gillespie
Women’s Auxiliary of
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Edna McIntyre
Women's Auxiliary
Amveis
Joseph Repas
Nora Bachman
McCain
Joseph L. McFarland
St. Mary’s Church
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Elyria High School
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