Trustees And Clerks Elect New Association Leaders
The association elected PL W Heineman of Columbia as vice president to succeed John Barber of Wellinetom who had served two years. Bris Alavender and C Carlisle were named trustees. Lee of Gearon and Bros Elyma township B county eps were noted. Clair O Goss of Brighton township was reelected president of the executive committee. Alexander joined the legislative committee as a member. The meeting covered town ship affairs with Dr William Guilleau of Toledo. The state meeting in Columbus Jan 17 18 19 will elect a new state president to replace the late Joe R Thomas who led the association since 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Heineman
Columbia
John Barber
Wellinetom
Bris Alavender
Carlisle
Taipei
Lee
Gearon
Weo
Elyma
Clair O. Goss
Brighton Township
Tion
Lorain County
Trus-Alexander
Fees and Clerks Association
Legislative Committee
William Guilleau
Toledo
Columbus
Givaney
Joe R Thomas
Woman Violates Parole Sent To Prison
Lorain woman Gleneva Commins 25 received a Marysville reformatory sentence for probation violation after police found her in a bar while her child had been abandoned. Her husband William is serving a forgery term. they were indicted for forging an Ohio unemployment check for 247 dollars. The child was placed with Lorain county child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleneva
Lorain
John Pincura
Marysville Reformatory
Bismark
William
Ohio
Man kills ex wife and two children then takes own life
In Ménchissrx Connecticut a divorced man, 50 year old Harry England, fatally wounded his former wife Louie, 5, daughter Jane 24, and son Jonathan 4 before killing himself. Police say the shootings happened at Mrs. England's home and were followed by a suicide. The couple had lived apart for about two years after a divorce ruling upheld earlier this month. The brother found the bodies and notified authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ménchissrx
Conn
Harry England
Louie
Jane
Jonathan
Obituary notices and stock market snippets from early notes
The text records a mixed item of stock market notes at noon and obituary notices. It lists varied tickers and company names alongside details of deaths and funerals. Notable names include Lottie Austin Kerr and Hon. Ara M Bishop with funeral plans and places in Wisconsin Iowa Ohio. The fragmentary content also references medical and industrial institutions and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Ara M Bishop
Sudro- Curtis
Chagrin Falls
Apple Creek
Ohio
Yule Trees To Be Burned On January 7
Elyria plans its third annual Twelfth Night tree burning on Monday evening January 7 under Mayor Werry Ault. The event includes a choral program by J. Martin Beck and the senior a cappella choir and a community bonfire on Garden Street near the new sanitation department site. Bob Abbott chairs the Jaycee Twelfth Night project with tree collection from curbside homes to precede the burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Werry Ault
J. Martin Beck
A Cappelitehoir
Elyria
Sanitation Department
Garden Street
Bob Abbott
Jaycee Twelfth, Wight
Oberlin Editor Seeks Reelection to Ohio Senate
Charles A. Mosher editor of the Oberlin News Tribune and a first term state senator for the 27th and 29th districts announced plans to run again in the Republican primary next May. The district includes Lorain Ashland Richland and Medina counties. Winter will not seek reelection. Mosher served on agriculture and conservation education health veterans affairs and civilian defense committees. The Mosher family resides at 42 South Main Street Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin News Tribune
Lorain
Ashland
Richland
Metina
Mosher
Ralph A. Winter
Medina
Winter
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Agriculture and Conservation
Education and Health
Veterans’ Affairs and
Civilian Defense
Moshers
South Main Street
Oberlin
State Sets Up Liquor Permit Advisory Board
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control forms a five member permit advisory board chaired by Col. Frank Hunter and led by Alan E. Schwarzwalder with three staffers Francis Cole Walter Braun and CE Murphy. The panel aims to ensure equal fair treatment under the law and to apply a first filed first considered policy on permit applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Department of Liquor Control
Ohio Supreme Court
William C Bryant
Col
Frank Hunter
Alan E. Schwarzwalder
Francis Cole
Walter Braun
CE. Murphy
Bryant
Col Hopp’s Wife and Daughter Reach Germany
Mrs. Harry Hopp and daughter Susan reached Germany on Christmas Day to join Col Harry Hopp of the 433rd Troop Carrier Division near Frankfurt. The Kent couple’s daughter Roberta Churchward of Columbia accompanied them. they traveled from Center Ridge to New York and flew across the Atlantic. Mrs Hopp hopes to stay with her husband but will visit on a three month visa pass as arrangements allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Harry Hopp
Center Ridge
Stoad
Susan
Germany
Hopp
Col Harry Hopp
433Rd
Frankfurt
Roberta Churchward
Columbia
Kent
New York City
No Automatic Steel Price Hike If Pay Boosted
WASHINGTON A Price Controller Roger L. Putnam said steel firms will not automatically raise prices if wages rise. He plans to release the industry from a voluntary agreement on Jan 1 but requires proof of entitlement to higher profits regardless of the wage settlement. Preliminary data suggest steel profits remain high enough to support a pay increase without easing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Wichsel VW
DuSalle
23 Arrested In Gambling Raid At Newport Merchants Club
Newport police arrested 23 people and seized 1434 in cash and gambling equipment in a raid on the Merchants club. Sgt. Jack Thiem led the operation amid difficulties contacting officials. Included among those arrested were attorney Dare Davies and several local figures connected to gambling rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoth
New Port
Merchants Club
Jack Thiem
Asurt Judge O| Bersearch
Zam-|ibling
Newport
Dare i We Davies
Smoothen Kentucky Ramblers
Might
Davies
Davey Polinsky
Mat Politsky
Selby
Tribal Battles Leave 25 Dead in South Africa
In WHANSESBERG South Africa natives clash between Busuto and Zila groups during Cot holidays. Police report at least 25 killed and many injured as drink-fueled fights erupt with clubs and improvised weapons. Womenfolk reportedly urged banded tribesmen to continue the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whansesberg
South Africa
Busuto
Zila Trijestu
Waterton
Marine issue debate on Teague and Joint Chiefs
The article notes Representative Teague and Marine Corps leadership discussing a proposal labeled Second Army or Carl Vinson battle. It mentions Teague stating the commandant of the Marine Corps is entitled to membership on the Joint Chiefs, with about seven others already on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE Teague
D-Tex
Romine
Une
de Carl Vinson
Battle
Teague
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs
Moon surface formed by ancient bombardment says Urey
Dr Harold Urey told the American Astronomical Society in Cleveland that the Moon’s face like markings come from a billion year old violent bombardment. He described large molten lava lakes from melted knee fragments that later solidified into visible dark areas. Galileo noted these as Maria but there is no water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harold C. Urey
American Astronomical Society
University of Chicago
Urey
Galileo
Ralph B. Baldwin
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. J. Nassau
Warner and Swasey Observatory
Case Institute of Technology
Daniel Harris II
Yerkes Observatory
Milky Way
Earth
North Cross
Miners Return After Wildcat Work Stoppage Across Regions
Miners return to their pits after a 24 hour wildcat strike honoring 119 victims from the New Orem coal mine blast. Day crews rallied in Harrisburg Illinois and Terre Haute Indiana while Oakmont Pennsylvania ended mourning work stoppage. Local mines Bell Zoller Buckhorn Zeigler remained closed as inspectors and officials probe the blast cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort
Orem
Harrisburg
Terre Haute
Ind
Oakmont
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Bell and Zoller Company
Buckhorn
Zeigler
Johnston City
Franklinounty
Illinois
West Frankart
Brush Beryllium Gets RFC Loan For New Plant
The Reconstruc tion Finance Corp announced a $800,000 loan to Brush Beryllium Co to build a new beryllium copper plant on 70 acres near Luckey. Brush, based in Cleveland, already refines metal for the Atomic Energy Commission at a government plant near Luckey. The alloy serves as spring material for aircraft and electrical gear. President Bengt Kjellgren expects construction to begin soon and production by mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Brush Beryllium Co
Luckey
Brush
Atomic Energy Commission
Toledo
Bengt Kjellgren
Bomb Slaying Ties to Miami Explosions Probed
In Mims Florida officers hunt leads in the bombing death of a Negro leader and possible links to recent dynamite attacks on Negro housing and Jewish synagogues in Miami. The NAACP official Harry T Moore was killed. his wife injured. Governor Warren offers rewards totaling eight thousand three hundred twenty five dollars for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIMS
Fla
Miami
Harry T. Moore
Aste
NAACP
Puller Warren
Mimi
Backers Kefauver As Democratic Nominee
Rep Wayne Hays Ohio will back Sen Bolvs Kefauver for the 1952 Democratic presidential nomination. Hays heads to Washington to endorse Kefauver who led the Senate Crime Investigating committee. A Japanese scientist in an American lab has found a clue in basic cancer research aiding future control efforts. Dr Riojun Kiroshita, UCLA pathology professor and former Japanese cancer society president, arrived in the U.S. about three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatksville
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Bolvs Kefaver
D-Tenn
Hays
Truman
Haust
Flushing |l
Washington
Kefanver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Paul F. Ellis
United Press
New York
Riojun Kiroshita
The
Unversity of California At
Los Angeles
Japanese Cancer Society
Country
New Fast-Acting Cancer Type Found in Rats
Researcher Dr. Kinoshita reports a rapid liver cancer produced in vitamin B2 deficient rats using azo dyes. In Japan, one of twenty rats developed a swift killer form, suggesting a new cancer model that kills animals in four to six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
New York
Kinoshita
America
Lorain justice holds man on non support charges
Rudy Znamenak of Lorain was sent to the county jail in default of bond after being bound over to the grand jury today on a non support charge. The case was filed by Martha Znamenak. County juvenile authorities also held a 16 year old Elyria boy for investigation of mistreatment of a five year old girl while employed as a babysitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Znamenak
Lorain
James Horn
Marttha Znamenak
Elyria
Hiroshima
Warasaki
Steve Bozsoki
Globe Avenue
War
C. C. Lord
Elizabeth Bozsoki
Two Die In Auto Truck Collision Near Gomer
Donald Brooks 30 of Mas salon and Dale G Yontz 55 of Mansfield were killed yesterday in a crash between an auto and a truck on U S Route 30 near Gomer authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Donald Brooks
Massalon
Dale G. Yontz
Mansfield
Gomer
U. S. Route 30
Purple Heart Veteran's Idea Gets Lost in Red Tape
A Purple Heart veteran in the Agriculture Department proposed writing to Korea’s GIs to boost mail. The plan tangled in bureaucratic rules across Agriculture, Defense, and the Marines, with letters delayed or blocked. Eventually Ed Dougherty picked up the idea, writing to 20 chaplains before abandoning the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purple Heart
Washington
Fred
Agriculture Department
Korea
Allan Oakley Hunter
Cal
Ted
Hunter
Agriculture Recreation Committee
1St Marine Division
Defense
Defense Public Relations Wifice
Éival Laican
Agriculture
Defense Department
James Stallings
Agriculture Employes Recreation Association
Ed Doughty
Elyria Family First to Use New Pennsylvania Turnpike
The James Elemes family of 171 Pasadena Avenue Elyria likely the first in Elyria to travel the new Pennsylvania turnpike section opened yesterday. They found the road cool overall with icy patches and rock falls in one cut. The toll from Aspinwall to the Ohio line was 5.50 cents. The family spent Christmas with their daughter and son in Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elemes
Pasadena Avenue
Elyri
Elemes
Aspinwall
Elyria
Man Fined and Jailed in Christmas Disturbance Case
Jesper Ware Jr of Lorain was fined 25 dollars and costs and ordered to serve 10 days in county jail after a disturbance at his father Jasper Farr Sr’s home on Elyria Avenue. Farr Jr’s father, who had posted a $1000 bond, withdrew it and Farr Jr faced a second charge of non support of his four year old child with a jail commitment pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesper Ware, Jr
Lorain
Jasper Farr, Jr
Elyria Avenue
Farr
C. C. Lord
James
Horn
Farr, Jr
Thompson Announces Reelection Bid for Lorain County Commissioner
Lorain county commissioner J Norman Thompson, 38, announces Democratic primary bid for a second term. He cites his four year record and veteran service roles with AMVETS, VFW, and related committees, plus community welfare work and local church involvement. He resides at 1944 East 34th Street, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Thompson
Lorain
Ely. Tin Moose Club
Lorain Ells
Catholic Youth Group Dance Promises Yuletide Music
The Elyria Senior Catholic Youth Organization sponsors its third annual Christmas dance at the Palladeum Friday at 9 p m with Chuck Heck's orchestra providing the music. Ralph Capasso serves as general chairman handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Senior Catholic Youth Organization
Palladeum
Chuck Heck
Ralph Capasso
Pope to Broadcast Message to Prisoners Worldwide
Pope Ping XI will broadcast a special address to prisoners at 9 45 a m Sunday marking the first time the Vatican will address inmates globally. Vatican radio will carry the message and loudspeakers will be installed in Italian jails to relay the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Vatican City
Ping XI wIl
Vatican Radio
Adone Zoli
U N Radio Charges Reds Delayed Truce Talks
Voice of the United Nations Command radio in Tokyo accuses the Communists of delaying truce talks beyond the 3 day deadline. Ridgway’s broadcast says Red actions show delay deceit and diversionary tactics and hints at a prisoner exchange offer. Armistice remains possible if talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Reds
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations Command
Ridgway
Czechs to Buy Oil From Iran Amid Transport Threat
The Czech Republic announced a deal to buy 590000 tons of refined oil and large crude oil quantities annually from Iran. A legation spokesman said precautions would protect shipments to Czechoslovakia against a British air blockade, with tankers likely Iranian Persian, Soviet, or Polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Tran
Czechoslovakia
Iran
Legation
Adl
Two New Explosions Hit Miami Suburbs
In Miami Florida police reported two blasts in Higleah near the race track at 1130 pm and in Coral Gables at 330 am. Authorities linked the incidents to prior threats tied to ten other bombings and attempted bombings targeting Jewish synagogues a Negro housing project and a Catholic church since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Higleah
Coral Gables
Kimber Pledges Fine for Disorderly Conduct
Allen A. Kimber of 235 Oberlin Road paid a $10 fine and costs for disorderly conduct in city court this morning. He was re arrest ed yesterday after a complaint of prowling in the Oberlin Road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Kimber
Oberlin Road
Kimber
Oberlin R Road
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Trustees and Clerks Association Elects
Death Records
American T. & T
Aveo
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Vies
Gudden Capes
N.Y. Central
Ol. Buison
Vibe
Berlin
Wis
Rutiman Bros
Sais Rueourk
John Austin Kerr
Butony Vacuu
Gjieler Institute
Poona
India
Aridli Lancard
Ine
K. B. Serr
Dr I Slengard
J. Oo. Eraard
Texas
Ty Salisbury Laboratory
Charles i
City
Us Steel
Westinghouse
Anlhce
Lottie Austin Kerr
Noaerk
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Col. Hopp
the Moon
Wildcat
RFC
Backs Kefauver
Ewwiwincer Research
Pusan
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Syngman Rhee
Taegu
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
John T. Kilcoyne
Wefare
Columbus State School
Whitinsville
Mass
Whitin Machine Works
James Salida
West Ninth Street
Qra Salida
Walter Clement
Strongsville
Willie Osborn
Bonne Road
Clement
Boone Road
Sheriff Department
Cascade Development Corp
Cnormon
Herman H. Smith, Jr
Pikeville
Gil Tackett
Robinson Creek
Auckely
Jack
Bravity
Gould
Silvin J. Moro
DeWitt Avenue
Ava
Nue
Donald Frabotta
Orchard Court
West Street
Frabotta
Poe
Seoul
Cardinal Spellman
Red
North Korea
Dougherty
Sevral
Penna. Turnpike
Man
Thompson
Tpcy
Wea
Ohio Department of Amvets
Amvet National Defense Committee
King Canadian Lemon
V. F. W. Post
Catholic Youth Group
Miami Suburbs
Police Dept. News
the First Baptist Church
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