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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1950

Page

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President urged to grant Truman power to seize struck plants

William F. Davis told the Senate Labor Committee that Congress should authorize the President to seize struck plants during real national emergencies. He urged emergency powers to take over property and mobilize labor and management in utilities, food, fuel, and transport, criticizing Taft Hartley’s cooling off as insufficient.

Washington William F. Davis National War Labor Board Congress Truman Davis Senate Labor Committee New York

Merchants Beaten by Three Robbers in Cleveland Home

Samuel Joseph, 54, a local store owner, is reported in serious condition after three masked robbers beat him and bound his wife, taking over $500 in cash and several thousand dollars in jewels from their Cleveland home. The attackers fled. Mrs. Joseph was only briefly struck.

Cleveland Samuel Joseph Wvas Joseph Josephs

Cars Damaged In Collisions

Reported collisions Saturday evening and afternoon in Lorain and Amherst areas involved multiple drivers. Notable injuries included a 17 year old rider laceration on West River road. Authorities listed involved streets and drivers such as Andrew Mihalils Gilbert Bishop Hilda Caughn Irvin Smith Carl Kreig Edith Hottman Herbert Strickland Jr Louis Sutliff and R I Moore J F Jesse.

Andrew Mihalils Lorain Willie Murry Irondale Woodford Avenue Gilbert Bishop Ninth Street West Avenue Broad Street Charles Wychoff Valley View Hilda Caughn East Broad Street East Avenue Irvin Smith Lake Avenue Smith R. I. Moore West River Street J. F. Jesse Stanford Avenue Carl Kreig Amherst Route 20 Oberlin Edith Hottman R.D Form Molich Herbert Strickland, Jr Louis Sutliff West River Road

Four Youths Fined After Gartner Inn Disturbance

Four youths were arraigned before Justice James Horn after a disturbance at Gartner's Inn Saturday night. Kenneth Sheldon and James Novak both of Erie street were fined $75 and $50 with partial suspensions, on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Richard Bayle of Elbe street faced $50 with $35 suspended. James Diederick of Bath street was fined $125 with $95 suspended and restitution for property damage after a malicious destruction claim by Clarence Lowery. All suspensions conditioned on future good behavior.

Gartner's Inn James Horn Roy Fankhouger Kenneth Sheldon Erie Street James Novak Richard Bayle Elbe Street James Diederick Bath Street Clarence W. Lowery West Street Diederick Bilederick

Rotarians Hear Elyria Students At Luncheon

Elyria Rotary Club will host Mary Louise Lightfoot and Philip Struthers from Elyria High School as speakers at the noon luncheon at M. G. A. They are extemporaneous speaking squad members who will debate the proposed national health program and Rural-Urban Day is set for February 22 with Roy Hultz as committee chairman.

Elyria High School Mary Louise Lightfoot Philip Struthers Elyria Rotary Club Roy Hultz

Court House Detention and Local Traffic Convictions

Paul Yuhus 30 of 288 Bellhild avenue held by state patrol for alleged highway violation after incident at the county jail. Hulon Morrow of Amherst fined 30 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after his car struck two boys on Quarry Road injuring William McLada and Joseph Quigley. McLada seriously hurt. John Cox 22 of Lorain fined 50 dollars with 30 dollars suspended for assault and battery on Walter Carter after February 3 incident. Cox jailed for nonpayment of fine.

Paul Yuhus Bellhild Avenue Hulon Morrow R. D Amherst James Horn William McLada Joseph Quigley Morrow John Cox East Avenue Lorain Walter Carter DeWitt Street Cox County Biail

Disruptions and fines mark Elyria arrests and inquiries

Richard Boyle of 146 Elbe Street was fined 15 dollars after an arrest by Patrolman Paul Stentz for disorderly conduct following a fight at Mac’s on Court Street. Boyle fled across Ely Park and Washington Avenue before being pursued. Several others faced fines or charges including Parry Ryder for driving while intoxicated, Richard Altfeld for speeding, and Virginia Hamilton for disorderly conduct. An officer also reported a bicycle theft from a trailer camp on Cleveland Street.

Richard Boyle Elbe Street Henry W. Ault Boyle Paul Stentz Mac Court Street Ely Park Washington Avenue Lodi Street Joseph Kristoff Michael Firment Richard Altfeld Hawthorne Street BR. M. Clark Onoute Martin Friedman Middle Avenue Clark William F. Snyder Lear Nagel Road Purity Farm Gordon Bell Elyria Virginia Hamilton Fourth Street

Death notices for Edmond Schnagel and Urban and Giebel

Death records from Grafton and Lorain list Edmond Schnagel 68 of Grafton R D dying at St Joseph’s Lorain after six weeks illness born October 21 1880 native of Russia once ran a Cleveland shoe repair shop now with Alex Hartwig in Grafton R D funeral at Russell D Fulton Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Robert Chance officiating burial in Nesbett cemetery John A Urban 75 of 324 East Twenty fifth Lorain to be buried from the home of his daughter 615 West Twenty seventh then at Holy Trinity Church Rev Fr John Kandrac officiating survivor list includes four daughters and a son plus eight grandchildren burial at Calvary cemetery Alex Nagy Lorain fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct after late night fight at 117 Louisiana Ninth Street, and a Canton–born longshoreman Giebel 60 years Elyria switchman for New York Central for 45 years member of St Mary’s church survived by wife and three children with services at St Mary’s on Wednesday.

Edmond Schnagel Grafton R. D St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Russia Cleveland Alex Hartwig Russell D. Fulton Robert Chance Grafton Methodist Cehhurch Nesbett Cemetery Urban Services John A. Urban East Twenty-fifth Street Michael Lopatkovich West Twentyseventh Street Holy Trinity Church John M. Kandrac Urban National Tube Company Lopatkovich Elmer White Steve Ganobell George Lopatkovich Frank Gusky Elyria Michael Urban Pleasant Valley Tuopatkovich Twenty-seventh Street Calvary Cemetery Alex Nagy Henry W. Ault Steve Feta Geot Eeey Hospital Louisiana Ninth Street Marcy Canton Brees Fremont Giebel New York Central Railroad St. Mary's Church George Giebel Hollywood Cal Margaret Conroy Mary Lucile Jona Dengate Ida Ochs Arthur Charles Hogan St. Mary's Cemetery

Elyrians To Speak At County Council Of P TA Meeting

Two Elyrians will lead Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations activities at Clearview School on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Superintendent Harrld H. Eibling will speak in the 3 p.m. session. Jane Bender of Elyria will discuss The Nuremberg Trials in the evening with music from Clearview bands.

Lorain County C. G. Burt Penfield Baptist Church W. J. Darling Clearview Charles Mitchell Clearview P.T.A Moore Vincent Ruth Christman Clearview High School Jane Bender Elyria Europe Christman

Police Court Fines For Reckless Driving And Cruelty

Stanley Tomski and Frank Michowka faced arraignment for reckless driving after speeds around 80 mph on Cleveland Street at 3 55 am and 10 36 am yesterday. A collision on East Avenue near Wooster damaged two cars. Police also handed five youths, ages 16 and 17, to juvenile authorities for cruelty to a cat after a flaming object was seen on Second Street. James H Brown was fined for intoxication. Fred Todd received a $50 fine and six months license suspension for driving under the influence after a collision on Lodi Street.

Stanley Tomski D. 2 Gulfs Road Cleveland Street Frank Michowka R. D Grafton Henry W. Ault East Avenue Wooster Cyril Reinbers R. D. Grafton Teventy Walter Gehrke Second Street Chapersley Middle Phall James H. Brown Foster Avenue Lake Avenue Fred Todd Lodi Street

Divorce Suit Filed Against William Veeck In Arizona

Mrs Eleanor Veeck files a desertion suit against baseball magnate William Veeck president of the Cleveland Indians. She says he left in 1946 while the couple owned Lazy V ranch near Tucson. The case follows state law requiring at least 20 days notice before trial.

Wm. Veeck Tucson Ariz William Veeck Cleveland Indians Eleanor Veeck New York Counly Here

Oberlin Engagement Announced by Oliver Family

Nancy Ellen Oliver of Oberlin and William H Cameron, son of Mrs. William Keller, are engaged. Both graduates of Oberlin High School work in local firms Ohio Bell in Cleveland and Hadlock Krill in Oberlin. No wedding date set. Allen Hospital reports several discharges including Harold Richardson and Mrs. George Greene on Friday and others over the weekend. Baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley. christening for Robert Ralph Schmidt at First Church. Author John Brown Mason of Oberlin College co authors Foreign Governments Dynamics of Politics Abroad published by Prentice Hall. Upcoming meetings include Oberlin Woman's Club History Dept on Feb 8 and Oberlin Grange on Feb 5. Modernaires host council of Federation of Colored Women's Clubs. discuss Style Show. Wood named vice president of Beloit College begins duties in May. Nurse Lilie Steadman appointed supervising nurse for Lorain County Health Dept. Other items note local clubs meet Feb 8 and 4. Winter Commencement at University of Pittsburgh grants PhD to Frederick G Graff. Know Your United States series to begin Feb 8 at Phillis Wheatley Center. Dr J F King delegates to General Council of Congregational Churches. Nursery project planned by Mrs Harriett Kaplan at Phillis Wheatley Center. program for 2-5 year olds starting soon.

Oberlin Chris Oliver West College Street Nancy Ellen William H. Cameron William Keller N. Main Street Oliver Oberlin High School Ohio Bell Telephone Co Cleveland Cameron Hadlock-Krill Co Allen Hospital Harold Richardson George Greene Canada Rhinehardt Vera Petty Kathryn Lugaski Dan Worcester Henry Bradley Steve Magyar Bably Robert Ralph Schmidt Gordon S. Schmidt John Brown Mason Political Science Oberlin College Prentice-Hall Inc New York History Oberlin Woman's Club W. H. Phillips East College Street H. G. May A. E. Emmerich Oberlin Grange Grange Hall Modernaires Council of the Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs Baptist Church Elytia Lorain The Viola Mason E. Vine Street Wood Florida Harold S. Wood Beliot College Beloit Wis Fort Lauderdale Fla Chapin St Catherine Denning Lilie M. Steadman Ain County Health Department Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club Marjorie Cole West Lorain Street Sovrosis C. BR Elmwood Place Pythian Sisters May Spring Street University of Fittsburgh Frederick G. Graff United States Phillis Wheatley Center Eall Kaplan

Elyrians Seek Snow Adventure From Lake Placid To Aspen

Four Elyrians Mr and Mrs Vernon Bell and Mr and Mrs Harry Given drove 600 miles on ice glazed routes over six days seeking ski snow. They aimed for Lake Placid but found insufficient snow and chose Aspen Colorado. They faced Loveland Pass with no guard rails and heavy blizzard traffic delays, altering plans to return earlier than expected. In Denver they visited Bell's sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Edward Bayless, who had moved there from Elyria.

Vernon Bell Washington Boulevard Harry Given Gulf Road Lake Placid New York Aspen Colorado Bell Loveland Pass Omaha Denver California Elyrians Edward Bayless Elyria

Welfare League Meets Tonight at Riverside Center

The Community Welfare League will meet at the Riverside Homes Center at 8 p.m. today. Officers will be presented by the nominating committee and projects for the year outlined with committee appointments. A special appeal is made to the public to attend and learn about the group’s work.

Community Welfare League Riverside Homes

Cleveland Livestock Market Report With Mixed Cattle Prices

Market activity steady with steer valuations at 24 to 26 dollars for choice, heifers 24 to 25, cows 13 to 19 for cutters and 16 to 23 for bulls. Calves receipts 350, hogs 1500, sheep and lambs slow, spring lambs 22 to 24. Produce values mixed for apples lettuce and potatoes. eggs and poultry softer, wholesale ergs varied by grade. Market notes indicate a weak undertone across segments and lower prices on settlement.

Cleveland Mark Merkelmot Q&uiet Ohio Farm Buseau

Talent Night Program Is Most Successful Night

The Elyria Council of Protestant Youth staged a standout Talent Night at St Pauls church with ten acts. Douglas Burgett won best solo with Elegy, and a Fields Methodist trio won best musical group. A First Congregational skit won best dramatic act, with a fourth prize for originality awarded to First Christian church for a Gay Nineties Review. Fire officials searched for a reported blaze at 1618 without success. Lorain County Four-H holds a meeting at Amherst Grange Hall to plan 1949 activities.

Elyria Council of Protestant St Paul's Church Douglas Burgett First Methodist Church Clarissa Boyd Shirley Holton Evelyn Johnson the Fields Methodist Church Jean Gaydash Norma Sweet Roberta Gaydash First Congregational Church Lake Avenue Congregational St. Paul's North Ridgeville Andre Myer George Tulk Eugene Thompson First Christian Church Ralph Chapman Ridgeville Congregational Church Ralph Moore Nadine Telzerow Betsy MacDonald S. Walter Rashaven Ernst Irion

Eight Quartets Vie In Lorain High School Contest

Eight quartets from six schools compete Thursday in the Lorain County High School Barber Shop Quartet Contest at Townsend Hall. Lorain High enters two groups, aiming to repeat last year’s victory by the Westers. Judges include Don Webster and Paul Crane. winners receive a silver roving cup and appear in the Parade of Quartets on March 3.

Lorain County High School Elyria The Townsend Hall Middle Ave Lorain High School Westers Lorain Wellington Tommy Beal Dean McKisson Clearview “Junction Blenders Ronald Surace Mike Rushinsky John Tonich Angelo Maratta Don Webster Cleveland Dean Martin George Cripps Lakewood Paul Crane Berea International Society All & P. EL. B.S

Prices At Noon Across Major Firms In Central Pennsylvania

At noon a cross section of major firms shows listings from American AB Glidden Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Bendix Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Republic Steel U S Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard Oil Ohio Ohio Gas & Electric Cities Service Avco Fruehauf Trailer Cleveland Electun ator TANGE. The values reflect a broad spectrum of industrials including automotive oil and steel makers, electrical equipment and retailers trading in a volatile market.

Central Penna American AB Glidden Co Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Co Bendix Aviation Chrysler General Motors White Motors Eseees Een Westinghouse Airbrake Republic Steel U. 8, Steel Guscisear Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard of N. F Ohio Oil Standard of Ind Standard of Ohio

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