Deer Hunters Congratulated For Behavior
The Omo Division of Wildlife praised Buckeye deer hunters for good manners during the three day gun season ending last Saturday. Low violations and accidents were reported with 618 deer tagged and 341 on kill cards. total kill near 2500 projected. Heaviest deer, 225 pounds, felled in Carroll County by Melvin Bush 14 of Canton. youngest hunter, Vincent Huggins 11 of Shelby, took a 120 pound doe in Trumbull County.
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Columbus, O
Omo Division of Wildlife Today
Ohio
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Carroll County
Melvin Bush
Canton
Archer Mike Zeles Jr
Massillon
Magnolia
Vincent Huggins
Shelby
Trumbull County
Brentwood Lake Village Names Christmas Lighting Winners
Brentwood Lake Village held a holiday lighting contest to boost home decorating. Judges selected winners this week with prizes awarded to John McKeighan, L. J. Gottlieb, Howard J. Parton, Charles Weber, and Larry Ashenbach at listed addresses.
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Brentwood Lake Village
John Spitzer
John McKeighan
Meadowbrook
L. J. Gottlieb
Howard J. Parton
Lakeview
Charles Weber
Waterfall Drive
Larry Ashenbach
Grafton Road
Driver Cited For Not Yielding Right Of Way
Hoshea Jose Elicea, 49, of 1605 E 32nd Street Lorain, cited by the State Highway Patrol for failing to yield the right of way after a truck car collision near noon. Incident at West River Road and Route 234 as Elicea pulled out ahead of John Bagard of Bridgewater PA traveling east on Route 254. Left rear fender damage to Elicea’s car.
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Hoshea
Jose Elicea
E. 32Nd Street
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
West River Road
Elicea
John Bagard
Bridgewater
Award Last Pike Contracts Except For Elyria Stretch
The Ohio Turnpike Commission awarded about 33 million dollars in contracts completing most of the superhighway schedule except for a four mile Elyria stretch. Chairman Shacknessy noted the Elyria section would cost about five million dollars and Beightler said costs stay within estimates. Contracts include Lombardo Brothers Construction Co for 4.5 miles in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and S J Groves and Sons Co for 12.9 miles in Williams County. The Elyria Realtors urged routing changes to benefit Elyria, suggesting city interchanges could boost traffic and land values and urging compromise to avoid court defeats.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Elyria
Columbus
Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Robert 5. Beightler
Shocknessy
Beightler
Lombardo Brothers Construction Co
Cleveland
Lorain
Cuyahoga
S. J. Groves and Sons Co
Williams County
Prospects Bright for 2nd Pike Study Funds
In Columbus Ohio the State Controlling Board considers releasing funds for a Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike feasibility survey. Highway Director Sam O Linzell seeks 90 thousand dollars for a preliminary survey after earlier requests for 650 thousand were cut back. Gov Lausche and AG ONeill favor funding. Sen Moore and Rep McClure had opposed. Board meets Jan 7. Rhodes predicts a favorable vote next year.
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Columbus, C
Sam O. Linzell
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Linzell
Tom Moorehead
Zanesville
J. Frank McClure
Loudonville
Frank J. Lausche
C. William O'Neill
James A Rhodes
Moorehead
McClure
Senate
House
Rhodes
Highway Department
White Christmas Dream Goes Wrong in Milwaukee
Orville Grutzmacher, 23, bought two cans of spray artificial snow to decorate his tree. One can failed and exploded after 45 seconds in hot water, causing about $1,000 damage to the interior of his house and injuring his hand. The store had advised heating the can for one minute.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Orville Gurtzmacher
Grutzmacher
Cub Pack 150 Christmas Party On Schedule
Cub Pack 150 will hold its Christmas party tonight at 7 30 p m at St Agnes Church. Parents and friends of the cubs are invited to attend. A gift exchange will be held.
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Cub Pack 150
St. Agnes Church
Treasury reports show Republican spending cuts yet to bite
United Press reports that Eisenhower era economy brakes are gradually curbing postwar spending. Treasury data through December 18 1953 show 1954 year deficits expected at 3.81 billion, compared with 9.39 billion in 1953.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Hisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Judge Asks Probe Jury Clears Him In DWI Case
District Judge Al V. Hunley asked a Rapides Parish grand jury to investigate a drunken driving charge after a Dec 12 collision with a state patrol car. He said he was under the influence of doctor prescribed drugs. The grand jury cleared him.
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Alexandria
al V. Hunley
Hunley
Grand Jury
Rapides Parish
Cub Pack Holds Annual Party and Awards Night
Cub Pack 142 held its annual Christmas party at Garford school with Cat awards given by new cubmaster Dale Kellogg to Randy Castle, David Johns, Lawrence Kent, Robert Kuhl and Ronald McKenzie. A Christmas Bible story was read, carol singing led by Russell Dunford, and gifts were exchanged. The cubs collected canned goods and toys for a Salvation Army needy family. Den mothers Mrs Ernest Siegmund and Mrs Allen Schriner organized refreshments. The next meeting is January 22 with Show Time as the theme.
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Cub Pack 142
Garford School
Dale Kellogg
Randy Castle
David Johns Lawrence Kent
Robert Kuhl
Ronald McKenzie
Ronny Seminet
Russell Dunford
Salvation Army
Den
Ernest Siegmund
Allen ‘Schriner
Wide spread in beef prices found unusual
The Agriculture Department reported retail beef prices generally reflected lower cattle prices in 1952 and 1953 with scattered instances of unusually wide spreads between farm and housewife prices on lower grade beef. Most wide margins appeared in smaller markets. big markets and chain stores were cleaner. The study responded to congressmen claiming profits at farmers’ expense and covered only retail store sales, not hotels or restaurants.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Ezra T. Benson
Williamson Named New President of Bottling Company
Robert H. Williamson, former secretary of the Elyria Coca-Cola Bottling Company, named president by the board. He succeeds his father Raymond J. Williamson, who becomes chairman after 32 years in management. Williamson served as a WWII pilot and instructor, rejoined the firm in 1947, and lives with his wife Rebecca Ross and two sons at 201 Miami Avenue.
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Robert H. Williamson
Elyria Coca-Cola ‘Bottling Company
Ralph Hamlin
Raymond J. Williamson
Williamson
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Lake ‘Avenue
U.S. Army Air Force
U.S. Navy Air Corps
Armed Services
First Congregational Church
Frank Harmon Masonic Lodge
Elyria
Celebrities Warned If You Drink Dont Drive
National Safety Council urges holiday celebrants to avoid drinking and driving. It cites 556 traffic deaths during Christmas last year and urges using public transit, increasing caution, and not riding with drinkers. The campaign, supported by 163 organizations, stresses safer travel during the season.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Rules Out Early G I Pay Raise
Chairman Dewey Short of the House Armed Services Committee ruled out an early pay raise for the military. He favored considering other steps to improve morale and attract personnel, including restoring fringe benefits and expanding government shipment allowances. He scheduled administration bills to authorize an Air Force service academy and new military construction, including Nike missile bases to defend about 35 cities.
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Washington
Short
Defense Department
Air Force
Army
West Point
N.Y
Navy
Annapolis
Midwest
Sedalia
Holiday Contests In Full Swing For YMCA Boys
Christmas tournaments for boys at the YMCA proceed with results from P F Johnson boys work director. In table tennis Larry Stark won first with Ronald Darby second and Neal Schultz third among 26 entrants. Biff Jones won the checker crown with Hilton Murry and Neal Schultz following. Chess crown went to Philip Horn with Jack Moyes and Nicky Landis tied for second. A Monday pick-up table tennis match saw Schultz first Novak second Landis third among 16. Ribbon awards were given. next tournaments Friday at 2 pm under Bob Mansfield.
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YMCA
P. F. Johnson
Larry Stark
Ronald Darby
Neal Schultz
Biff Jones
Hilton Murry
Philip Horn
Jack Moyes
Nicky Landis
Schultz
John Novak
Landis
Bob Mansfield
Man Beaten During Visit to Former Wife and Children
Robert C. Shober visited his former wife at 23514 Erie Street with their two children when an unnamed man in residence attacked him, leaving a cut lip. Steve Madaras, with no permanent address, is charged with assault. he bonded and will face police court Tuesday. Also mentions Radar changes name Kellogg Ida and unrelated note on Ceylon ebony elephants.
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Robert C. Shober
Pasadena Avenue
Steve Madaras
Shober
Madaras
Erie Street
France
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Howard Gollmar
W. Stanley Smith
James Hewitt
Harold Zealley
Harry Howett
Wspaperan
Cub Pack
Treasury Reports
McClelland Air Force Base
Calif
Lee Kyung Soo
Vincent Paladino
USN
New York
United States
Paladino
Inchon
Lee
Santa Claus
Korea
New Rochelle
Benson
Bottling Company
G. I
Kellogg
Ida
Ronald Patton
Irene Radar
Ground Observers Corps
Ceylon
Colombo
Newspape
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