Judge studies blue laws constitutionality in Lorains case
Judge Kolena weighs the legality of Sunday closing rules as six Lorain merchants face charges for Sunday sales. One defendant Leo Beory and others appeared. several pleas entered, with dispositions delayed to December and January. A third operator Michael Ardrachix pleaded innocent and awaits trial.
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Maricinas
Cours
John Kslena
Tee
Leo Beory
Bensis
Georgia Avé
Orier
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Alexander Race
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Sen Eldred Ave
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Michael Ardrachix
Se Larkmont
Elyria
City Awaits Steel Talks Outcome in Lorain Welfare Plans
Lorain officials await the result of steel industry talks and a workers vote on a company offer before renewing welfare department preparations for heavy caseloads. Mayor John Jaworski warns a renewed strike could worsen welfare costs, while Welfare Director Mrs Thames declines to comment.
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Lorain
Welfare Department
John C. Jaworsis
Pal
Jaworski
Elfmeda ‘Thames
Missing Money From Joyce Millinery Shop Stolen Identities
A store loss report from Lorain recounts $62 unclaimed by an owner after an $83 mislaid sum at Joyce Millinery Shop on Broadway. Inez Stanfield of Lincoln Ave Arberst said yesterday no claimant has appeared and the manager expects identification of the owner.
Three Injured Slightly In Lorain Traffic
Three people were injured slightly in Lorain yesterday afternoon in two crashes. A bicycle rider received a chin injury when a car door opened into the path of the bike on West 8th Street. The other two occupants were bruised when their car was hit on West 1st Street near Oberlin Avenue.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
William
West 1St St
Oberlin Ave
Lelin Ave
Herbert Morgan
West 2St Sc
Jenird
Oberlin
Barchert
Marcy Dr
South Amherst
Lorain Board Delays Tax Fund Payment And High School Funding
Lorain public schools and city officials await the final 1959 tax distribution from the Lorain County auditor. Charles Hertz says Lorain schools likely will miss their tax cut this year and no rate schedule has arrived. The board approved a $400 000 advance in final settlement money and depositories for active funds in 1950 and 191. Banks will pay 3 percent on inactive funds until Oct 1960 two and one half percent on funds drawn within 9 days and 1 percent on funds drawn within 30 days. Banks hold $600 000 of SS million in building funds for the new $5 million high school with a prior flat 1 percent rate before Dec 1.
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Lorain County
Charles Hertz
Vrawis
Evans
Armed
Lorain
Charles Smith
Cleveland
Eileen Main
Eivee Anthony
Jonagh Mager
South Smadway
Liing
Woman Wounded Suspect Held After Lorain Shooting
A 25 year old woman was treated at St Joseph Hospital for a gunshot wound to the right foot and is listed in satisfactory condition. A man is in police custody as investigators question Bertha Gaddy of 2152 Lorain Drive about the shooting. Police say no further details are available.
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Lorain
St. Joseph
Bertha Gaddy
Maurice Mumford
Polce
Amorous Man Charged After Bar Fracas
Lozano 22 of 1532 Fast 28th St was charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication after a fracas at Bar X on Vine Ave. Alejo Maranez 34 of 16% East Dh St was charged for interfering with officers. Berowner Daniel Garcia 3% of 2815 Dallas Ave reported Lozano struck him with a bottle. Lozano was treated for a scalp cut at St Joseph Hospital and released.
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Vine Ave
Alejo Maranez
Dh St
Lozano
Daniel Garcia
Dallas Ave
Wil Lozano
St Joseph Hospital
Gay Fined 200 In Liquor Case In Lorain
Johnny Gay 42 owner of Johnny's Bar on Broadway and three New London minors were fined in Municipal Court for selling and purchasing intoxicants. Gay received 200 dollar fine plus costs after a guilty verdict, while the youths Shirley 18 Robert 20 and Otis Randleman 18 were each fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Lorain
Johnny Gay
Broadway
New London
Gay
Falbo Ave
John Kolena
Shirley
Robert
Otis Randleman
Parking Spaces Not Being Used in Lorain Schools
Lorain school officials report seven of twelve Fifth Street lot spaces and two of twenty-seven Sixth Street lots remain unused. McCaskey says three Fifth Street spaces and two Sixth Street spaces have not yet been occupied since the program began in October to relieve daily high school parking congestion. Plans for permanent parking are under study.
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Lorain
Board of Education
E. M. McCaskey
Lorain Schools
McCaskey
Fifth St
Sixth St
Snow Aid OK'd by Coin commissioners
Coin county commissioners approved two formal requests from Sheffield Lake Village for the county road department to remove snow from village roads.
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Sheffield Lake Village
County Road Department
A HUNK OF TAXES: Uncle Sam Collects Hefty Tax Take
A historical blurb notes Uncle Sam collecting 22 727 each second in taxes of various kinds, highlighting the heavy burden of government revenue.
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Uncle Sam
Lorain High to require four years of English for grads
Lorain Board of Education approved a plan to require four years of English for graduation starting in 1960. The action also sets a two-year science sequence and adds three years of Spanish for graduation, citing overcrowding and facility limits as reasons. Dr J R Evans, superintendent, outlined funding, scheduling, and related personnel and transportation considerations.
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Lorain High
Jot Evans
Subcommittee Eyes Sewage Disposal Plan
A city subcommittee discussed recommendations to discontinue service to Sheffield Lake within two years. The panel heard possible rates like 3 cents per M cubic feet of sewage plus 30 percent on the total bill and planned review dates before final proposals. Mayor Jaworski said meetings were closed though denied secrecy. some members sought access to the complete recommendations.
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Jobin c. Jaworski
Ami
Jaworski
Goohs
Agnew
Lewis Cowlell
Subcommittee
Edward Contey
I Parent Committee
James Parobek
Sheffield
Lake
State May Provide Aid For Project
Lorain officials expect state financing for removing land from Lake Erie at Brownell Ave to protect Lakeview beach from erosion. If approved the state would cover two thirds of an estimated 75 000 to 90 000 dollar cost. A proposed eastward extension of the Brownell Ave storm sewer was dropped after objections from Ohio Edison due to a nearby water intake valve. Residents had complained in September about a bad sewer odor. A progress report will go to the finance and claims committee which meets Monday night.
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Lake Erie
Brownell Ave
Service
Pete Goods
Lakeview Beach
Ohio Edison Co
Lake Ene
Council
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