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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

1

Bill to subject Ohio to court action proposed

The Ohio State Bar Association backs a bill to subject the state to lawsuits. It would set a method for filing claims and require legislative approval, moving away from the current difficult process under the Ohio Constitution. The measure aligns with federal trends, with drafts seeking to allow suits against the government in any forum.

Ohio State Bar Association Sys Whco Ohio Isa Bar Association

Madman Attacks Plane Pilot On Alaska Flight

A deranged passenger restrained by pilot Don ald Dorothy after attacking the plane crew over a 4000 foot mountain range. Dorothy used a fire extinguisher to quell the assailant before landing in Anchorage where federal marshals placed him in a straitjacket. Federal prisons list in Ohio shows limited jail approval for housing inmates awaiting trial.

Anchorage Alaska Tlaredo Bellow Donald Dorothy Christensom Adrlines Dorothy Seward Bellow

Pfaff Leads Elyria Checker Tourney Victory

A H Pfaff of 210 Cleveland Street won the Elyria Checker Club sponsored title Checker Champion of the Month last night, with J H Holcomb of LaGrange close second and M Atherton of Oberlin third. Plans for a Lorain County Championship in early spring were announced and players were urged to attend Tuesday YMCA sessions.

A. H. Pfaff Cleveland Street Elyria Checker Club Pfaff J. H. Holcomb LaGrange M. Atharton Oberlin Hom Lorain YMCA

Ohio Court Will Review Park Land Condemnation

The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to decide if public works director George B. Sowers had authority to condemn land for a park. It will review Lorain county cases where Sowers sought to condemn land in Black River township for a Lake Erie park after offering $63,000 to William G. Schaffer and others and $35,000 for Lorain Concrete Products land. Lower courts ruled he lacked authority. The ruling could affect Lake county actions as similar condemnations face lawsuits over legality.

Columbus State Supreme Court George B. Sowers High Court Lorain County Sowers Black River Township Lake Erie William G. Schaffer Lorain Concrete Products Inc

Defenbacher Serves Legally as Finance Director

Ohio Attorney General ruled that Herbert D Defenbacher is serving legally as state finance director though his appointment lacks Senate confirmation in this session Gov Lausche requested the opinion. The ruling allows Defenbacher to receive a second paycheck this year from State Auditor Ferguson who said an opinion on legality of pay would be sought.

Columbus Herbert D. Defenbacher Statenance Ohio Senate Atty Herbert D. Duffy Duffy Frank J. Lausche Defenbacher Joseph Ferguson

Playmakers Shine in Blithe Spirit at Civic Forum

Elyria theater group Playmakers drew a large, receptive crowd for Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit at the high school auditorium. Ed Champion and Georgiana Shaw portrayed the modern Condamines with convincing humor while Marjorie Duncan’s Elvira stood out as the blithe spirit. Barbara Kirsch Finegan directed with noted scenery by Wayne Van Wormer and Alice Byers, with Bill Winterfield as stage manager. a Thursday encore will honor Civic Forum ticket holders.

Elyria Playmakers Civic Forum Noel Coward Arce Joan Spirit Charles Condomine Ed Champion Kent Charles Ruth Condamine Georgiana Shaw Georgie Shaw Ruth Rose Hyman Madame Arenti Delver Marjorie Duncan Elvira Yis 'Um Toved Barbara Kirsch Finegan Wayne van Wormer Alice Byers Bill Winterfield

Twenty Czechs Charged With Spying On U S Army

An American military tribunal in Germany prepared to hear the first of five trials involving twenty Czechoslovakians charged with spying on the U S Army. Brig Gen John L McKee said two trials will be closed to the press for national security reasons and that verdicts will not be announced locally.

Germany John L. McKee United States MeKece

Meese Lodge Donates Rain Coats for Patrol Boys

Elyria Moose Lodge presented 47 rain coats and glow in the dark hats to the police department for distribution to city school patrol boys. Samuel Provenza, lodge governor, announced the project as part of VIC affairs. Chief E J Stankard said coats will be issued to schools and noted the need and safety feature.

Elyria Moose Lodge Police Department Schoo Samuel Provenza Elyria Lodge Vic E. J. Stankard Moose Club Elyria Moose Provenza Lodge

Death notices for Campbell and Szczepanski in Wakeman and Oberlin

Charles R. Campbell 56 of Wakeman died at his aunt’s home after a two year illness. He worked 34 years for New York Central Railroad and was WWI veteran with local lodge ties. Survives by three brothers. services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Sullivan Congregational Church. Burial Wakeman Cemetery. Ronald James Szczepanski 1947–1947 died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Parents and grandparents listed. body at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home. Service at Grace Lutheran Church 2 PM with Rev. Wilbert Fields officiating.

Charles R. Campbell Wakeman Charles KR. Campbell River Street Wakeman Delia Hachenberg New York, Central Railroad Norwalk Clifford Russell Thomas Cleveland L. D. Gerbert Eastman Sullivan Congregational Church Wakeman Cemetery Szczepansee Oberlin Ronald James Szczepanski R. D Grafton Ilyria Memorial Hospital Oberlin Anton Szczepanski Rudolph Hientz Felix Szczepanski Cowling- Sedgeman Grace Lutheran Church Wilbert Fields

Police court notices in Carlisle area report several levies

Anton J. Olsen of Carlisle district charged with reckless driving after a collision at West avenue and E Highth street at 8 40 a m today with Edward J. Martin of Lake avenue. Olsen to appear in police court tomorrow. Albert Lapp Roosevelt street and Robert Daly Middle avenue each fined 10 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct after arrests on East Bridge street at 2 32 a m yesterday. Ted Engles 42 of West Broad street fined 10 dollars and costs after arraignment for disorderly conduct. He was arrested at his home at 3 15 a m February 9.

Anton J. Olsen R. D Carlisle Avenue West Avenue Ehighth Street Edward J. Martin Lake Avenue Olsen Albert Lapp Roosevelt Street Robert Daly Middle Avenue Henry W. Ault East Bridge Street Ted Engles West Broad Street Clarence Bush Seventh Street James Horn Lloyd Purcell Robsom Road John W. Bruce Hughes Toad Oberlin Bruce Cleveland Red Cross Carkin Elyria Elyria Sayings and Trust Co. Elyria Or In Lorain County Talsom A. W. Jewell Belfield Avenue Cn- Fox Richard Abbott Euclid Theyustice Horn N. J. Sandrock Eighth Street Hela Tea Company Paul Har Island Road

Divorce suits flood Lorain court docket entries

The Lorain court docket shows multiple divorce actions including Mary Thurman vs Elmer and Medora Snyder vs Wilson as well as several other petitions for divorce or alimony. Notable cases involve John Shagovac vs Evelyn of Albany and Rosella Gehlmann vs Otto, plus a Lincoln Park, Michigan suit by Robert Gillen Water against Roy McCurdy over a 1947 traffic collision. Fines and arrests include Clarence Bush for failing to stop for a school bus and Emma Tran's probate estate filing.

Robert Gillenwater Lincoln Park Mich Roy McCurdy Lorain Sheffield Lake

AFL Leader Green Says Injunctions Won't Dig Coal

Senator Forrest C. Donnell urged that the government needs injunction powers to curb strikes that threaten national health and safety. AFL President William Green rejected the idea, saying injunctions won't work and will not dig coal. Green testified before the Senate labor committee as it reviews the administration labor bill to replace Taft-Hartley.

Washington Forrest C. Donnell BR. Mo AFL William Green Green Senate Labor Committee

Traffic Mishaps Are Reported

A series of yesterday incidents includes Mrs George Morgan backing from a Broad street space hitting a city sewer department truck driven by Howard Botamer damaging the car bumper and truck toolbox. Eugene Miller of Valley View northbound on East Bridge street collided with a truck driven by Joseph Roseberg from Cleveland as it extended into the street from a driveway. Royal Shiling of Springfield Ohio, driving a truck, lost control and struck a tree on the Thomas Ponting property along Route 1 near Route 37 after being forced off the road by a passing truck, deputies report.

George Morgan West Third Street Broad Street City Sewer Department Howard Botamer Miller Court Eugene Miller Valley View East Bridge Street Joseph Roseberg Cleveland Royal Shilting Springfield Thomas Ponting

Capacity Crowd At Legion Meeting

Elyria Post 12 American Legion drew a capacity crowd for its regular meeting at the post home on Tuesday. The program featured vaudeville and was hosted by Harold Haywood who announced that Cleveland Browns Motion pictures would headline the March 1 meeting. A Washington's Birthday ball is set for Saturday at the post home. Several new membership applications were received as the post continues its recruitment drive.

Elyria Post 12 American Legion Post Harold Haywood Cleveland Browns Washington

Students Visit County Offices Visit to courthouse unfolds as officials explain departments

A class of nine La Grange High School commercial students led by Miss Betty Holcomb toured the county courthouse. With no jury trials underway, department heads spoke on their duties, turning the visit into an all morning informational session.

la Grange High School Betty Holcomb

Federated Men's Club Dinner Tonight at First Christian Church

Elyria churches prepare for the thirty sixth annual Federated Men's Clubs dinner at 6 30 pm at the First Christian Church. Dr Paul Henry Fall president of Hiram College will speak on An Ancient and a Modern Miracle. About 189 to 200 men expected to attend per club president Fred Meng.

Aucil Jaavin Nnnee Ue Elyria First Christian Church Paul Henry Fall Hiram College Fred Meng

Market summary for sheep and lambs and hogs

Receipts around 400 head. Lambs steady to higher with good to choice at 22.50 to 25.50, medium to good 18 to 22, common 11 to 19. Sheep and wethers 3 to 11 dollars per head, ewes 60, common 68. Hog and pig market mixed with heavier sows around 16.75 to 27.78, medium 17.75 to 20, butchers 20.60 to 21.76, yorkers 21.25 to 21.75, light weights 14 to 18, 180 lb range 19 to 21, pigs 15.50.

Cleveland Az-Zu Jy Stags

Reserve Officers Hear Lt Col Warner at Lorain meeting

Lt Col William Warner, president of the Reserve Officers Association Department of Ohio, will speak at the Lorain county Reserve Officers Association dinner to be held at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain at 6 45 p m on Washington's birthday. Capt S E Carson announced the event noting its timing during National Security Week and tickets are sold at Days Hardware in Elyria.

Aparece Turner Findlay Steubenville Portsmouth Cincinnati William &. Warker Reserve Officers Association Department of Obi Lorain County Reserve Officers Association of the United States E. S. Carson Publicity Committee Antlers Hotel Lorain Wilson The County Association Washington Elyria

Ammel Reelected President Of Elyria Telephone Co

Roy W. Ammel was reelected president by directors after the annual stockholders meeting. The board, including L. M. Berry Gustav Hirsch Leo Meyer On W. Myers Dan B. Symons and Mose Wilder, was retained with Symons as vice president and secretary and Wilder as treasurer. Ammel reported 1948 ends with 12 076 connected telephones and 16 786 992 calls handled, averaging 1 290 per phone, plus 825 453 long distance calls with 91.6 percent completed.

Roy W. Ammel Elyria Telephone Co Ammel L. M. Berry Gustav Hirsch Leo Meyer W. Myers Dan B. Symons Mose Wilder Symons Wilder Meyer

Prices At Noon on Central Penns and Major Stocks

At noon prices for Central Penns and various major stocks included American Radiator Montgomery Ward Jear s Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Bendix Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Republic Steel U S Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard of N J Ohio Oil Standard of Ind Second Vacuum Texas Oil Col Gas Elec American T T Cities Service Avco Mfg American Brake Shoe at Cleveland Exchange.

Montgomery Ward Jears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Co Bendix Aviation Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Republic U. S. Steel Prd de Anaconda Kennecott Copper Standard of N. J. Ohio Oi Standard of Ind Second Vacuum Texas Oil

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