Assault Charges Placed Against Lorain Man
James Taglinvon, 25, of 2177 East Avenue Lorain, charged with assaulting Della Lowe, 23, a night club dancer, early Tuesday morning on Walker Road Avenue. Lowe, a divorcee and mother of two, said Taglinvon and two other men tried to take her to a Cleveland hotel after a performance. Deputies expect arraignment before Justice Richard Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taglinvon
East Avenue
Lorain
Della Lowe
Miss Lowe
Walker Road
Leiran
Ebywan
N Ominster
Cleveland
Waal
Daniel Blemes
Taghaven
Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
Permit Secured for 24x28 Frame Dwelling
Peter Dumsky of 584 Cleveland Street secured a building permit for a 24 by 28 foot one story frame dwelling at 319 Langford Avenue. City inspector Hart Dickason noted Dumsky will perform his own construction work and valued the dwelling at $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dumsky
Cleveland Mreet
Langford Avenue
Hart Dickason
Dumsky
Mail Volume Surges at Local Post Office For Valentines
Local post office reports a heavy mail day with about 35 000 pieces processed through the canceling machine and additional metered mail and parcel post dispatched. Barberson’s Babcock & Wilcox Co announces a two year 1 5 million program to replace machinery and improve its Barberton plant without halting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMee
Barbemlun
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Barberton
Sald
Youth Confesses Multi-Home Theft Across Lorain Area
A youth admitted ransacking several homes, stealing cash and valuables including a movie camera, radios, and a watch. He pawned some items in Cleveland and others near Elyria Avenue, Bath and West River streets. He was jailed for transfer to County Juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Road
Frankoviak
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Mardock
Cleveland
Mochock’s
Bath
West River Streets
Roberts
Loran
UN speaker warns world on war start and arms race
At a damper meeting Busch urged UN action to prevent war and called out dangers from new weapons and global armament. He warned of mutual spying and urged big country adjustments for lasting peace amid tensions and rapid tech advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Henry Miller Busch
Western Reserve Univerciys
Dasputes
Caries
Buseh
Busch
Bavine
United States
Ias
Russia
Huse
A. F. Schaber
pMihn
William Leath
Walter von Beerk
Dean Burns
West
Clyde Robinson
Manhattan
Lengle
Cora Mae Walton Club
de. Harlan Stebor
Ohio State University
Lake Brie
Funeral services for Migs Mayr White set for Saturday
Migs Mayr White, 68, killed when struck by a truck in front of her frame on Wednesday night, will be buried at Litchfield cemetery after funeral services at Litehield Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Rev. Charles Hart will officiate, assisted by Rev. Camsttock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winte Funeral
Wellington
Migs Mayr White
Hhr
Litehield Baptist Church
Charles Hart
Camsttock
Litchfield
Ducks Reappear After Change of Scenery at Cascade Park
Cascade Park ducks reported missing for three days were found at the East Branch of the Black River near Washington Avenue. Mallards and one other breed had been at the park about a year and a half before authorities located them enjoying their new surroundings. In separate notes, Carl Coleman faced a disorderly conduct case and a grand jury bound over a theft charge involving $117 from a local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Park
Joh Macroch
Machock
Washington Avenue
Army Budget Will Be Cut in Draft Extension Talk
Washington reports a possible draft extension after March 2 sparking Republican push to cut Army funds. Officials warn reductions could drop overall strength from 1,070,000 to as low as 770,000, with extensions debated as President Truman weighs policy and votes. Congress shows little chance of passing a draft extension without broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Trueman
Missionary Society Receives $1000 Amid Busy Year
Mrs. Claw Cook Underlai announced that the Oriental missionary prayer circle at her West Avenue home sent $1000 to the Oriental Missionary Society in Los Angeles and raised $30 for home work. Most funds came from donated used clothing. Benjamin F. Fields was sentenced to three months in jail and $610 fine for contempt of Congress. Fenders on two cars were damaged in a collision on Middle Avenue as Paul C. Morris turned into his driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claw Cook Underlai
West Avenue
Oriental Missionary Prayer Circle
Oriental Missionary Society
Los Angeles
Fields
Washington
Benjamin F. Fields
Congress
Lean Speake
la Grange
Paul C. Morris
Middle Avenue
Morris
Florence Township Community Club Activities and Notices
Birmingham WAVE VALENTINE reports a Valentine box event at the Birmingham school building after a Community Club meeting led by Fret Maddock of Elyria and directed by Nelson Howe, with about fifty attendees. A junior and senior high school dancing class begins March 18 at 7 30 p.m. The three act farce Traducing Susan is set for February 28 and March 1 at the Birmingham School building with listed cast members. The Men’s Civic Group heard a talk by Browns coach Fribeisler, and the Jhauator High Sunday School class elected officers. a party followed. Other notes mention family funeral attendance in Cleveland and Glad tidings of visitors to Kent and Cleveland relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Wave
Valentine Nox
Birmingham
Florence
Erushers
Fret Maddock
Elyria
Nelson Howe
Florence Township
Susan
Edward Taylor
Barbara Scholl
Dominic Mileti
Sally Balcomb
Donald Keen
Edwward Reising
Karl Webber
Robert Schultz
Clary
Edward Reising
Edwin Howe
Clarence Miller
Spencer Hears Brown
Us Verulay
Fribeisler
Cleveland Browns
Circle. No. 3
Methodist Chiuren
Jhauator
Methodist Church
David Firestone
Paul Coe
Barbara Kook
Joan Taylor
Larry Hook
Keith Walters
Carol Neidhardt
Orlo White
Charles Myers
Mer
Finest Wolf
Carl Converse
Clyde Pratt
Sun
Jersey
Kent
Verge
Charles Fuller
Frank Nowaker
Cleve Vad
Hoa. Stroup
Boy Did Not Know His Mother Was Slain
In Columbus Palice arrest 17 year old David Edmanr after his wealthy father fled police following the murder of his wife Ruth Edman 38 and her father Nate Clark 60. Edmanr claimed no knowledge of his mother’s death as he drove his father away and police pursued the elder Edmanr a 40 year contractor. The killing occurred after Ruth Edman obtained a November divorce from her husband on grounds of cruelty. The father and son faced questions as authorities investigated the shooting at Clark’s home amid a fatal confrontation. Evidence included gifts such as planes two cars a motorcycle and a boat. The youth showed no emotion upon learning of the slaying. Prosecutor William Lienberner described him as his father’s boy and indicated belief in his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Palice Today
South
David Edmandr
Ruth
Trenderson
Henderson Potioe
Edman
Svar
Ogilville
Nate Clark
Clark
David Dy
Reemist
Seth
Motors Esele
William Lienberner
Sudden Wave Of Strikes Grips Paris And France
Civilians and officials across Paris and much of France halted as mass strikes by civic servants spread to clerical workers and typographical staff. Police and transport services suspended amid widespread demonstrations. String of walkouts began late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Britain Reiterates No Coal Diverted To Britain
Washington reports Prime Minister Attlee informed President Truman Britain does not want American cargoes diverted from Europe to the UK. The note followed severe shortages across the continent and the British Isles, signaling fuel and coal supply concerns. A Florida orange gift to officials and Chronicle-Telegram workers is described amid wartime logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clement Attlee
Truman
Great Britain
Europe
United Kingdom
Attlee
Britain
British Isles
Past Matrons and Patrons Meeting at Litchfield Chapter
The annual Past Matrons and Past Patrons gathering at Litchfield Chapter OFS featured entertainment by Margaret Stocker, Hugh Buchanan, Frances Foskett, and a musical finale by Howard Hinnan. Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter of Ohio Menny Hower attended, with attendees served coffee, ice cream and cake after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Menny Hower
Massillon
Grand Ruth
Grand
Ohio
Elsie Musser
Eleancr Swanker
Amber Bryenton
Margaret Stocker
Hugh Buchanan
Frances Foskett
Howard Hinnan
Honey Crees
Harold Schmidt
Wreiters
Citi
Valentine
Eugene Learh
Cleveland
Willis
Watts
Canton
Feltesa
Mary Margaret Knowles
TaGrange
Donna Rae Carmel
LaPote
Bob Reese
Grafton
Aly
Chelee Baws
The
Grange
Bopom
Missiennay Sueaty
T He Baptist Church
Vault Krugeel
Neen Sid
Missionary Harry Taylor to Speak at Local Chapel Services
Rev Harry Taylor, a missionary to French Indochina, will be guest speaker at Christian and Missionary Alliance Chapel services on Sunday. He and Mrs Taylor left the U S in 193k for France, then endured years as prisoners of war in Japanese captivity. He witnessed the burning of Muarali and spent weeks in combat areas. Services are at 680 and 7 00 pm and 630 and 7 40 pm, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Toa
Fire safety push urged after deadly U S fires
A speaker warned the United States faced a 17 percent higher fire toll than any prior year, with over 1,000 deaths last year. He cited superheated air, basements as common origins, and the first five minutes as critical, urging vent systems, separate basements, detectors, and plant surveys to curb spread and improve firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elspat Rie Chet
Bates
Daeth Ife
United States
Pire
Denounces Plans To Cut The Federal Budget
Senator Joseph O Mahoney denounces Republican plans for a 6 billion dollar budget cut and President Truman’s 37.4 billion dollar tax reduction budget, calling the move a threat to the American way of life. The Senate budget session debated a 11.5 to 12.0 billion dollar target while foreign relations leaders weighed reductions in diplomacy and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph O'Mahoney
Th. Wye
Trusman
Nme
O'Mahoney
Aresious
Odion
Senate Foreign Relations
Croupe
Marenich
Pelanee
Elks To Entertain Returned Vets In Elyria
Elyria Elks to host a dinner and Vaudeville show for returned veterans and their wives with out-of-town guests. event includes a 8:45 p.m. floor show and dancing in the ballroom. Local sponsors and groups listed include Elyria, Lorain, Amherst areas and multiple companies and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Elyria Elks Inedigo
Fein
Trust Busting in White House Hearing Sparks Near Melee
Senator William Langer and Civil Service Committee members clash with Wendell Berge the government anti trust official over funding and lawyering. Berge pleads for $600000 more to prosecute firms under the Sherman Act while Langer denounces priorities and mocks enforcement with fiery cigarette puffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick CL
Othman
Washington
Ser
William Langer
Wendell Berge
Berge
Langer
Civil Service Committee
Nmber
Ange Trust
Minneapolis
Geo
Dennis Chavez
NML
Sen
Tanger
Court actions and local incidents in Lorain County
Olive Fletcher of Lorain sues for alimony from William on grounds of neglect and habitual drinking after their 1927 marriage and three minor children. County will refer bridge damage collection to the prosecutor after a Leslie Pressick car crash damaged the Sprague Road Lorain Cayahoga bridge for 457 dollars. Two Lorain men, ages 20 and 31, held on auto theft investigation for a Donald Martin vehicle. BROANCS AT OBERLIN notes ticket holders for the Conservatory broadcast and Lincoln Requiem Anecternam performance with a combined ticket option, deadline at Finney Chapel, Saturday and Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Fletcher
Lorain
Wiliam
Lorain- Cayahogy
Sprague Road
Leslie Pressick
Donald Martin
Ernest Linden
Avon
Loamn
Broancs
Oberlin
The
Conservatory of Orchestra and Musical Union
Herbert Elwell
Lincoln
Finney Chapel
Convatory
Market Prices for Produce and Livestock in Cleveland Area
A dense market report lists prices for produce and meat, including carrots, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, potatoes, radishes, turnips, and greens. It covers cattle, calves, sheep and lambs, hogs, and hog products with ranges for grades and weights, plus corn and soybeans futures among regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweat Greenigs
Hothausa
Nergy
Aia
Unclear names loom in mixed 1920s trade terms
A fragmentary list shows references to Dan Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Republic Steel, U S Steel, Citi pricing and other corporate names. The text mixes brands and industries with no clear event or outcome, making a precise summary difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Penna
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Sears Roebuck Bendix
General Molors
Republic Steel
U.S
Citi Priice
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Cab
Frone
East Ave
Carl Coleman
Delaware Avenue
C. Lord
Es Resis
Brod
Carl Metep
Amherst
Amherst Cold Storage Company
Amherst, Ohio
Army
Missionary Society
Milton’s Credit Jewelers
W. Broad St
Chronicle-Telegram
Florida
Oscar G. Dinma
Dunn
2. J. Stankard
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Milich Valine
James
Idustrial
Fre
Walter Nord
U.S. Automatic Corporation
Carl Lb. Kohler
J. F. Schreiner
Lorain County Industhal Safety Council
Ridge Tool Co
Elyra
Reamer
Elks
Vamp Co
Ely Cul Fray
Wis
Cries Service
Brown Co
Puts
Sers, Roebuck and Co
Leyvains
Nwn Ymca
American
Standard Switary Corp
Sterling Foundry
Ridge Ton Co
National Tube, Cn
Winevers
Group 1d
Dall
Atkinson and Willams, Inc
W. C. McConnell, Inc
Firestone
Elyvia
Kinney Body
Fender Repair Shop
Janby O Co
Oberlin and Sheil Oil Co
Elyca
Central Outdoor Advertising Co
Ohio Fuel Gas. Co
Newner Brothers
Fo Wo Woolworth Co
W. T Grant Co
S S. Kresge
Phillips Drug Store
Ely' Va
Brighton
Resar, Florist
Elver St
Elyria Model Shop
Hobby Man's Heaven
Broad Street
Cedar
Lirestone
Sigaln
Vin Werdenia
Sci Ser
Sudro
Curtis
Gosit
United Press
Tasty Town
Ken Wise Foodery
Jimmie
Graystone and
Brown Hotels
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