Diamond Products sale to Pennsylvania Drilling Company announced
Diamond Products Inc of 343 Prospect street Elyria sold to Pennsylvania Drilling Company of Pittsburgh. W C Weslow remains president as officers and directors named. The firm plans to resume mining and industrial diamond tool production with staff intact and orders current through next June. An Ohio House committee also proposed an amendment to let cities veto turnpike routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Products, Inc
Prospect Street
Pennsylvania Drilling Company
Pittsburgh
W. C. Weslon
Elyria Company
Otto Witte
Rudolph Kopriva
Albert Warms
W. C. Weslow
East Avenue
W. J. Weslow
Elyria
D. 5. Clark
Ann Pollock
Elyna
F. C. Sturges
Pennsylvania Drilling
Clark
John Sable
W. C. Westlow
James G. Fulton
Weslow
Robert Goacher Former Elyrian Dies At Oxford
Robert H. Goacher 43 former Elyrian and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Goacher of 140 Cornell avenue died at 8 30 a m today at Oxford Ohio his home for 18 years He was a graduate of Elyria High School and Miami University and worked with the YMCA and later with Harring Hall and Marvin safemakers of Hamilton where he served as treasurer He is survived by his widow Magdalene Gollmar and four children Marilyn Bill Richard and Judy Funeral plans were not complete but services at Oxford were expected before burial here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Goacher
Elyrian
J. W. Goacher
Cornell Avenue
Oxford
Elyria
Maumee
Fred Hunt
R-Lavas
E H
Elyria High School
Miami University
Goucher
Harring, Hall and Marvin
Hamilton
Goacher
Magdalene Gollmar
Bhe
Marilyn
Bill
Richard
Judy
Supreme Court Upholds Decree Against Journal
The Supreme Court sustained a civil anti trust decree against the Lorain Ohio Journal and its officers for an advertising policy that denied space to merchants advertising over a rival radio station WEOL Elyria. The 7 to 9 ruling, with Justices Clark and Minton sitting out, followed a DOJ complaint and marked the first such federal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Lorain
Ohio
Tom C. Clark
Sherman Minton
Harold H. Burton
WEOL
Elyria
Emerick B. Freed
Cleveland
Freed
Justice Department
Firelands Board Elects Born As First President
Firelands board holds election to install Born as the institution becomes the first president. Meeting notes show approval of the candidate and outline initial duties. The item titled No. 3 Continued appears as part of ongoing proceedings.
Firelands district school board organized in four area districts
The Firelands Board of Education held its first official meeting at Henrietta school. Four officers were elected: Born as president, Melvin Niggle as vice president, and E J May as clerk. Regular meetings will be on the second Monday each month with rotating locations. Kipten Bank named as district depository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands
Henrietta
Howard
Camden
Brownhelm
Born
Melvin Niggle
E J. May
Ripton
Firelands Board of Education
Kipten Bank
Firelands School Board
County Plans Repairs To City Bridge
County Engineer Donald F Patterson said his department is preparing plans and estimates for repairing the West Bridge street bridge in Elyria on State Routes 113 and 57. The work includes a new concrete deck raised curbs sidewalks and new railings with cost estimates not yet prepared.
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Donald F. Patterson
West Bridge Street
Elyria
Patterson
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio Snow and Cold
Weather outlook covers Northeastern Ohio with cloudy skies and occasional snow. Winds remain brisk and cold this afternoon tonight and into Wednesday with about two inches of snowfall expected in the next 24 hours.
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Ohio
Lorain County Rep Proposes Turnpike Route Amendment
Rep Leslie Burge of Lorain County reported plans for an amendment to the Turnpike Act applying only to cities. Objections were voiced in Elyria and Maumee to the proposed routes. Ohio lawmakers, summoned by Gov Lausche, debated in special session as the measure stalled in the House judiciary committee.
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Leslie Burge
Lorain County
House
Burge
Elyria
Maumee
Toledo
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Judiciary Committee
Big Four Agree To Discuss Atomic Bomb Disarmament
Paris The United States Britain France and Russia announced they will form a 12 nation UN commission to discuss outlawing the atomic bomb and general disarmament. The four powers said talks showed fundamental East West differences but were useful and encouraged by Russia joining in a new effort to find common ground for a comprehensive arms program.
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Paris
Hig
United Nations Commission
U. S S
Britain
France
Russia
U. S
Woman Sentenced to Reform School
Mrs Christine Thomas of 15 Chestnut Street was bound over to the Grand Jury by Mayor Henry W. Ault on a charge of cutting with intent to kill and was sentenced today to Marysville reformatory. Her sentence followed a probation violation from an earlier shooting of her former husband Mack Thomas and a Sunday morning breach. She was arrested after slashing the throat of William Godbold at her Chestnut Street address.
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Christine Thomas
Chestnut Street
Henry W. Ault
Marysville Reformatory
Thomas’ Sertiente
Mack Thomas
Reformatory
Thomas
William Godbold
Chestnut Strant
Reds Reject Even Trade Of POWs
In Panmunjom the Communists rejected a UN proposal for a man for man exchange of war prisoners and refused to reveal prison locations or allow Red Cross visits unless all 120,000 Red prisoners are freed during the truce. They also balked at continuing the American troop rotation without neutral policing, leaving armistice talks deadlocked with 16 days to Dec. 27. A new subcommittee on war prisoners was formed but stalled quickly, while UN Rear Admiral Libby urged an early regulated exchange and humane treatment measures.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Red Cross
Lee Sang Cho
Hedlands
R. E. Libby
Tar Explosions Fuel $15,000 Kipton Blaze Where tar on roof ignited major fire
Kipton, Route 20, saw a large fire that damaged a 1.5 story concrete block building planned as a motel. Tar heating caused explosions spreading flames. Camden and Wakeman fire crews fought the blaze into early evening, refilling a 1500 gallon truck to continue pumping water. Insurance reportedly covers part of the loss.
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Kipton
Route 20
Kinton
Burgin
Berea
Kemp Whitney
Camden Fire Department
Wakeman Department
Camden
Truck Rips Guardrail on Gulf Road Hill
A Liberty Highway truck ran out of control on a hill on Gulf road a half mile north of Elyria at 1 50 am damaging about 76 feet of guard rail. Driver Albert McWilliam Jr said engine stalls and brake failure caused the crash and he leaped free as the vehicle stopped after sliding down the hill.
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Gulf Road
Elyria
Liberty Highway
Albert McWilliam Jr
East Avenue
William
Downtown Mail Boxes Relocated To Aid Traffic Flow
Two downtown mail collection boxes have moved to 529 West Broad Street in front of Isaly and at the Standard Drug Company near Broad Street and Washington Avenue. Postmaster William Jenne says the new sites let mail trucks pull out of traffic, replacing three former boxes in front of The Bell Company Heldmyer Hardware and Kaase's Bakery.
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William Jenne
Isaly
West Broad Street
Standard Drug Company
Broadstreet
Washington Avenue
Jenne
Bell Comany
Heldmyer Hardware
Kaase’s
Collections Of Personal Taxes Grow Rapidly In Lorain County
Lorain County totals show industrial expansion driving personal tax collections to 2,314,442 this year up from 2,000,619 in 1950 and 1,595,269 in 1949. General personal taxes reach 2,017,494 with 297,037 from classified taxes, while delinquent payments total 47,? and 5,966. Elyria reports 521,189 general and 149,717 classified. Oberlin pays 22,307 general and 26,122 classified.
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Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Elyria Approves Municipal Garbage Plan Beginning Jan 1
Elyria City Council voted to establish a municipal garbage and rubbish collection service starting January 1 1952 taking over from Cincinnati Terminal company. Residents pay 12 yearly, 3 quarterly. business rates set by safety service director with various increases for hotels restaurants mercantile drug stores filling stations and tourist camps. Public objection led to a recess while amendments were refined. disposal units exempted for hauling only rubbish still charged.
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Elyma
Cincininnati Terminal Company
Elyria
Safety Service Directoy
Safety Service
Amenanicn
Mange
Counscil
Hto
Richard E Baird
Baird
Eleanor Goldstein
Park Avenue
Harriet McAllister
Beebecourt
Elyria Public Disposal
Lmit
Ely School
Elyria Board of Education
Nixon Urges Discharge Over Caudie Tie to 1949 DOJ
Washington notes report Sen Richard Nixon demands President Truman fire Attorney General J Howard McGrath over Caudie dismissal. McGrath asserts Caudie’s 1949 appointment seemed sound and cites no serious irregularities, while Caudie faces subcommittee criticism for discretion and outside activities.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
T. Lamar Caudie
Caudie
Truman
House
White House
Caudle
Justice Department
McGrath
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Department
Richard AM. Nixon
Cal
Subcommittee
Cecil R. King
FBI
Adult Scouters Meet Wednesday in East Carlisle
Adult Scouters of the Southeastern District Firelands Area Council gather Wednesday at 7 30 pm in East Carlisle school for a monthly district session. The event launches the One Night for Scouting program with all meetings and roundtables on a common night each month. A round table by the Scout Committee and staff will be featured with North Fajon cub pack and scout troop wall art or cheer and refreshments.
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Firelands
Elyria Board Classifies 333 Registrants Amid Appeals
Elyria draft board met to classify 333 registrants in this Selective Service area. Two deferment appeals were heard, ex-files sent to Columbus, several requests granted or canceled, and multiple classifications listed including 1C, 4F, 2C, 3A, and 1D.
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Elyria
Columbus
United States
Four hour Elyria School Board session reviews funds and projects
Elyria Board members spent four hours approving changes for new buildings and open house plans, reviewing athletic and cafeteria funds, and endorsing a metal instructor at Elyria High. They approved a $100,009 bond issue, changes for water and sewer at Allen school, and transfers to fund Massey Trust books. Reports on the teachers retirement fund and Massey Trust progress were presented, with book purchase plans funded from surplus.
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Elyria Board
Stanley T. Stark
Amherst
Elyria
Gibson's
W. College
Ctork WO
Bard
Allen School
Sane
McGlellan
Tdeal Auto Stores
Broad St
Ely gym project progresses amid delays and new equipment
The Ely opening was delayed by material shortages, with the wall treatment unfinished. A swing out basketball backstop and basket have been installed, leaving only the plasticized wall covering. Dampness hindered prior application. Visitation at the enlarged school on Olio Street and Gulf Road is planned for Sunday to allow more people to view the new facilities.
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Ely
Olio Street
Gulf Road
Fire Causes $500 Damages To Apartment
Wellington fire at 9 am started from a wastebasket in the kitchen of the William Hill third floor apartment near North Main Street and Herik Avenue East. Fire chief Frank Clara said Mrs Francis Lindsey rescued her daughters Danny Gee and her other son, as flames spread to walls and the attic, risking serious damage to the building housing a day goods store, a dentist office, and a tailoring shop. The chief estimated about $500 in damages.
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Wellington
Kitcher
William Hill
North Man Street
Herik Avenue
Frank Clara
Roré Hill
Francis Lindsey
Fee
Apar
Roger
Danny Gee
Uhiman
Rohit Myers
Sorensen
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Ohio House Judiciary Committee
Robert Goacher
Firelands Board
Big 4
UN Commission
Reds
Hesar Florists
Sen
Nixon
Bog Christinag
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