Liberty Lovers and the Tape War in America
The writer lambastes intrastate telephone tapping and urges privacy rights amid rising governmental reach. He cites a Boston appeals court decision upholding taps within state borders as a sign of creeping state control and political manipulation of public utilities, warnings echoed with comparisons to Germany and media suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
America
Ameria
Boston Federal Court
Germany
Hitler
Attendance race in Lorain County schools tight in first semester
The Lorain County Board of Education heard final period results of the first semester showing three elementary schools leading each period, two high schools atop standings, and two one room schools. Camden won early periods in both elementary and high school divisions with strong percentages across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Board of Education
Huntington
Hast Carlisle
Lake Avenue
Camden
Penfield
la Grange
Eaton
Columbia
Middle Ridge
Rochester
Murray Ridge
South Ridge
Vincent
Clearview
Brighton
Ridgeville
Avon
Belden
Markley
Brownhelm
Avon Lake
Wellington
South Amherst
Henrietta
Grafton
Brookside
Avyon
Henritta
Grafton Village
Liberty and Freedom in Debate amid Government Scrutiny
The piece cites ongoing government overreach and private surveillance in the United States, arguing the loss of liberty and free discussion. It condemns Navy information controls in peacetime, interior Department snooping, and propaganda funding while stressing the need to preserve fundamental rights and avoid finger pointing. It frames these issues as a domestic threat to democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Navy
Pacific
Department of the Interior
Department
CDC
Congress
State Department
Department of Commerce
Treasury
Powers
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Love and wealth test a medical student escort romance
Cary Craig works for a wealthy escort bureau to pay through medical school and falls for Robin Godine. He hides his feelings while Robin’s father tries to block the match by funding his training elsewhere. Jed Prosser reveals past entanglements as Robin and Cary grow engaged with plans to marry once Cary is established as a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Godine
Cary Craig
John Godine
Cary
Escort Bureau
Robin
Godine
Jed Prosser
Jed
The Young Couple Face Waiting and Love
Robin and Cary plan marriage soon but must wait while he supports her. Jed warns Robin to guard Cary’s love and avoid harm, praising Cary’s character and noting Jed’s friendship. Robin vows reform for Cary’s sake as she and Cary await future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Cary
S M R E To Hold Annual Meeting
The Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative will hold its annual meeting at the LoNet Theatre in Wellington on Monday February 7 at 1 30 PM. Herbert Smoot of the Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative will discuss rural electric cooperative issues. Four trustees will be elected and a financial report presented. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorain- Medina Rural Electric Co-operative
LoNet
Herbert, Smoot
Ohio Farm Bureau Co- Operative
Rural Electric Co-Operatives
John Barber
C. C. Woods
Penfield
Lorain
Hayden Coe
Spencer
Harold McDaniel
Homer
Medina
J. W. Davidson
Troy Township
Ashland
Walter Williams
New London
Byron Dalton
Wakeman
Huron
Mesars
Barber
Coe
Davidson
Honor Roll Announcement for Six Weeks
The twelve seniors listed on the six weeks honor roll with an average grade higher than 8 or 3 are as follows Karl John Olsen takes the lead in this list and marks a high academic achievement at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl John Olsen
Semester Honor Roll and Averages Highlight Local Students
The lead includes students with 4.0 averages Wilma Brewer and Yavonka Zubrick, 3.75 for Norman Walton and Kathryn Piper, Marion Sanders and Lila Faye Durkee, 3.5 for William Anney Armand Ensign M Grissinger Dorothy Madre and Florence Witbeck, plus 3.25 for several. The Semester Honor Roll lists Wilma Brewer Karl John Olsen Kathryn Piper J Sechrest N Walton JM Sanders Y Zubrick M Vincent W Anney L Durkee Dora tho Hines Dorotha McConnell and Margaret Waldorf. Junior High names Richard Avery Peverly Baker Donald Brenner Alan Carter Patricia Hopkins Elsie McConnell Laura McConnell and Margaret Massard all at 4. Those at 3.75 include Merle Baumgardner Lois Breyley June Carpenter Margaret Hibner Doris Faultner Mildred Hassa Eleanor Madro Helen Madro Jan et Olsen Ireta Page Jeanne Whiteside. Those with 3.5 averages are Leon Clark Ruth Cordray June Mix Clinton Myers Dorothy Scoville Evelyn Smith. The 3.25 group includes Phylis Coffin Louise Harris Juanita Herald Carol Linder Barbara Preston Elizabeth Stoyka and Ernestine Stranberg. Semester Junior Honor Roll lists R Avery B Baker D Brenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Brewer
Yavonka Zubrick
Norman Walton
Kathryn Piper
Marion Sanders
Lila Faye Durkee
Wiliam Anney
Armand Ensign
Grissinger
Dorothy Madre
Florence Witbeck
Karl John Olsen
Kathryn
Piper
J. Sechrest
N. Walton
JM. Sanders
Y. Zubrick
M. Vincent
W. Anney
L. Durkee
Dorotha Hines
Dorotha McConnell
Margaret Waldorf
Richard Avery
Peverly Baker
Donald Brenner
Alen Carter
Patricia Hopkins
Elsie McConnell
Laura McConnell
Margaret Massard
Merle Baumgardner
Lois Breyley
June Carpenter
Margaret Hibner
Doris Faultner
Mildred Hassa
Eleanor Madro
Helen Madro
Janet Olsen
Ireta Page
Jeanne Whiteside
Leon Clark
Ruth Cordray
June Mix
Clinton Myers
Dorothy Scoville
Evelyn Smith
Phylis Coffin
Louise Harris
Juanita Herald
Carol Linder
Barbara, Preston
Elizabeth Stoyka
Ernestine Stranberg
R. Avery
B. Baker
D, Brenner
Adams
Brouse
Buswell
Carino
Carter
Beulah Dague
Doris Hines
Ruth Jameyson
Betty Lounsbrough
H. McConnel
Earnest Oney
Betty Rogers
Bessie Rucker
L. Simonson
Vera Wallace
C. Weyer
Churchgoers and Civic Groups To Be Filmed Tomorrow
Elyrians will see a movie cameraman at church tomorrow filming churchgoers for a civic film sponsored by the Elyria Legion post. R C Maston, superintendent of schools, has arranged a school film schedule for the coming week covering children from kindergarten through high school. Additional filming will cover boy scouts, police, firemen, newsboys, street scenes and other civic activities, with showings planned at the high school auditorium on date to be announced. Legion drum corps and all members, the auxiliary and families will meet at the Legion home tomorrow at 1 p.m for filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Drum Corps
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Honorable mentions and community notices from Wellington area
The document lists students receiving honorable mention for the third six weeks and semester, including numerous names. It notes Younders Day observance by the Wellington Parent-Teachers Association, a new store manager appointment for the B. & W. store, and various local events. It also reports nurse training milestones, social gatherings, and plans for community activities by church and women’s groups. It concludes with Boy Scout anniversary observances and church services.
Welding and Repair Services Offer Special Equipment Help
A local shop advertises to build special equipment or repair broken parts by welding cutting or brazing. The statement highlights capability to fabricate and fix components for various needs using metalworking techniques.
Goodrich Manager Attends Cleveland Conference
A M Hutchison manager of Goodrich Silvertown Stores returned from the Goodrich Company annual sales and advertising conferences in Cleveland district headquarters, with Akron and L C McKinley leading officials. The event showcased a new five reel movie on tire manufacture and performance and outlined the upcoming year's advertising program. Hutchison noted plans to boost tire sales in 1958 and highlighted ongoing research including the Hi-Flex cotton tire cord to reduce heat in high speed tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hutchison
Goodrich
Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Company
Second Street
Goodrich Company
Cleveland
Akron
L. C
Hutchison
Ford Gages Tested Daily For Accuracy
Dearborn Michigan February 6. Forty men visit every manufacturing division of Ford Motor Companys 1096 acre plant daily to keep micrometer fractions of an inch from absence. They are precision gage inspectors ensuring high accuracy in Ford production. About 38,600 gages are used to build 6006 V eight cars daily and each car involves roughly 6350 gage applications. Some measurements reach one ten thousandth of an inch and over 200 for five ten thousandths. Inspectors carry master gages and Johansson blocks to detect wear and replace worn items before limits are breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Scout Troop Court of Honor and Annual Meeting Planned
Congregational church group led by scoutmaster F. M. Jones will hold a court of honor Tuesday during Junior Chapel. The Troop committees plan to attend the Firelands Area annual meeting and banquet in Sap dusky Friday evening February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Jones
Firelands
Sapdusky
Local society notes and a village road supervisor appointment
Mrs W H Chambers and daughter Mrs W H Taft along with several wives and hosts attended a Westinghouse Demonstration at Elyria’s Methodist church. A house warming for Mr and Mrs J A Holaback at Stop 32 featured cards, a covered dish supper, and gifts from numerous neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Holaback
C. W. King
Hagan
Jessia Bennett
R. P. Graeves
James Brush
Harold Irish
Ed Blair
Henry Dotzlaf
Charles Bauserman
Holaback
Sheffield Village Council Appoints New Officials
Sheffield notes report several village vacancies filled at the council meeting with L. J. Hardesty named road supervisor and Wilbur Ebach and Leon Light as deputy marshals. The clerk was authorized to buy twenty cars of cinders and 500 tons of slag to repair streets. Mrs. P. L. Chambers hosted the I W G T sewing club on Gulf road for an all day quilting gathering with a tureen lunch.
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Sheffield
L. J. Hardesty
Wilbur Ebach
Leon Light
P. L. Chambers
I. W. G. T. Sewing Club
Gulf Road
Dover Center Community Celebrates 87th Birthday
Grandma Krinkle of Center Ridge was surprised as Neighborly Club members gathered at Mrs. Treadwell’s home to mark her 87th birthday with cake and candles for a table setting arranged for twenty two. The Good-time club met at Mrs. Walsh’s home for pinochle with prizes awarded to Mrs. Born first, Mrs. Walsh second, and Mrs. Florence Stroud third. Mrs. Fredrica Meyers died at her daughter’s Detroit road home at 79, a lifelong Dover resident and St. Paul’s Lutheran member. funeral services were held with survivors including one daughter, three grandchildren and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Grandma Krinkle
Center Ridge
Treadwell
Joe Walsh
Born
Walsh
Florence Stroud
Fredrica Meyers
William Mercer
Detroit Road
Meyers
Dover
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Townsend Club Delivers Talk On Townsend Plan At Dover
Dover club members met Monday night at their hall for a business meeting followed by a pot luck supper at 6:20. A Cleveland speaker discussed the Townsend Plan, and Mrs. Fred Rosky returned home after a Pittsburgh visit. Mr and Mrs Bob Dunford hosted East Cleveland dinner guests. Gertrude Holmes from Cleveland visited her parents Bert and Mrs. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Charles A. Barnes
T. L. Webber
Oberlin
Columbus
Barnes
Ralph W. Falls
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Marjorie Falls
Mary Knapp
May Bement
Gertrude Ringler
Mildred Gillette
Jean Phelps
Royal Stark
Leland Kirkpatrick
Lonzo Green
Hollis Grissinger
Grissinger
Wellington Grange Hall
Townsend Club No. 1
Clifford Pease
St. Paul’e Lutheras
Townsend Club
Dover
Townsend
Fred Rosky
Pittsburgh
Bob Dunford
Gertrude Holmes
Bira
Bert Holmen
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Birmingham and Lorain residents visited friends in the area while several Amherst Elyria and Vermilion travelers were seen at homes and events. A Farm Bureau meeting at the high school hosted a program followed by a dance, and the Fall Fair in Leipzig, Germany drew twenty country representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
The
Leipzig
Germany
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Sey Boake Carter
Federal Communications Commission
Mae West
Lorain County Bank
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Vembare
Daddy
Ded
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Spurtland
Obio
Harmony Circle
M. E. Aid Society
R. A. Cordray
George Washington
Norman Linder
Charles Gadfield
A. H. Peirce
W. B. A. Convenes
Woman’s Benefits Association
Grange Hall
Helen Sawyer
Sawyer
Boy Scouts
Ferro Welding and Engineering CO
Graystone
Automobile News
Tom Smith
Adam McQuate
Oberlin Hospital
Harry Allen
E. R. Allen
Charles Ray
South Main Street
Relatves
Vermilion
Elyria
Pittsfield
Ray
Ray Brodeur
Floyd Ineh
Milford Harrison
Frank Lugaski
Mra
Claude Parsons
Gloria Ann
W. H. Chambers
W. HE. Taft
A. C. Haynes
H. ©. Chambers
C. BE. Spaulding
Simon Kriebel
Abbey Road
Lee Johnson
Percy Chambers
Charles Hammer
Westinghouse
Birmingham
Louis Funk
Walter Suellenberger
Josephine Kuhlman
Norwalk
Mary Ladrach
Lucile Ptarr
Howard Comstock
Henry Johnson
Charles Bisse
Mildred Gisman
Wasem
Jennie Carter
HB. J. Darby
Amherst
Gwendolyn Gardner
Glenn Andrews
Lee Andrews
Bill Shively
Clarence Opperman
T. J. Early
Nancy
Carl Arndt
Mabel Dubash
Evelyn Kubash
Bowling Green College
Olive Hall
Ruybash
Lois Neiding
Anthony Nelding
Lewis Ladrach
Tony Miletti
Ferdinand Ortmer
Normand
Paul Tuttle
Bill Opperman
Marcia
Mary Haman
June Davidson
Elmer Fieming
Alfred Fleming
Lorain County Savings & ‘Trust Co
Elyria, Omio Nember
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
APO
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