Murder Verdict In Death Of Trainman
In Middletown Ohio on February 23 coroner verdicts a murder in the death of W. G. Faber a 58 year old Cleveland conductor who disappeared December 22 after boarding a Big Four train. His body was found in a hydraulic canal north of Middletown. Autopsy shows stabbing to the chest. A Negro arrested for trespass on the train faces questioning. Faber had money and a conductor cap found on a coach door and a struggle is evident. Authorities dragged the Miami river to locate the body near the canal and a citizenship papers wait.
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Middletown, G
Chies
W. G. Faber
Garret J. Boone
Cleveland
Alteh
Middletown
Faber
Dayton
Carldale
Germmany
Councilman Pinch Hitting For City's Building Inspector
Councilman James C. Scott acting city building inspector for today and tomorrow to clear inspections delayed by Hart Dickason illness. Mayor Petro and Service Director Faxon say plan to train other city workers for future absences being considered. Dickason confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism and taken to Cleveland Clinic for medical exam.
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James C. Scott
Councl Building and Lands Committee
Scott
Hart Dickason
Dickason
Joseph Petro
D Faxon I
Cleveand Clinic
Petro
City May Not Turn Over 6000 To Highway Dept
Mayor Joseph Petro said he would not recommend the city transfer 6000 to Hale highway department for the Yellow Line right of way relocation of State Route 57 until the state formally accepts the city’s proposition. Cornell previously passed a resolution to contribute 6000 toward the purchase with a refund clause if the new road is not built. The state never accepted the resolution and indicated the city was cooperating. Petro seeks a council resolution to have the state formally accept, protecting the city if the road is not built. State officials have not committed to constructing the road or abandoning Lake Avenue for the proposed new highway.
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Joseph
State Highway Department
Petro
State Department
Lake Avenue
Five Lorain County Schools Receive Permanent First Grade Charters
The Ohio State Department of Education grants permanent first grade high school charters to Henrietta, Brownhelm, Helden, Brighton, and Camden high schools in Lorain County after inspector Garrison’s report. Penfield and Avon Lake schools were also reviewed. Penfield's charter stays temporary while Avon Lake seeks North Central Association membership, with approval anticipated.
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State Department of Education
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
BR. M. Garrison
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Helden
Brighton
Camden
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Gibbons
Court Rules In Lorain County Estate Case
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Ida Madera McDonald was entitled to $203 from her late husband Bruce McDonald’s estate, despite not claiming a full widow’s share. The decision allows the administrator to claim debts and value from the estate, with the court confirming a widow’s allowance based on state law.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ida Me- Dera
McDonald't
McDonald
High Court
Auiliy
Death Record for Joan Dunne in Ridgeville
Joan Dunne of Cleveland Road Ridgeville died at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Tuesday February 24 at 8 29 p m after a six week illness He was born January 1 1873 in Arthur Ontario Canada and moved to Ridgeville from Cleveland three years ago He was a retired Standard Oil Co employee and a St Peters Church member He leaves six daughters Sister Josepha Mrs Lester Downheimer Mrs Charles Cunnington Mrs Gerald Steadman Mrs Norman Carter and Mrs Clarence Whertley a son John Dunne six grandchildren and two sisters Also noted Glen Silcox former Elyria resident died in Norwalk He is survived by wife Myrtle and son Merrick Funeral details forthcoming
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Joan
Vunne
Nora
Cleveland Road
North Fidgevitle
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur
Ontario
Canada
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Joseph
Pine
Diitner
St. Petera Church
Fransis Stucker
St Peter's Cemetery
Glenn Silcoxx
Glenn Silcox
Elyria
Norwalk
Silcox
Lake Avenue
Myrtle Silcox
Merrick
United Sates Navy
Great Lakes
Pacific East
Court notes juveniles tied to Avon school break in
Deputies say juveniles believed responsible for breaking into Avon school last night at Irezere and vandalizing the janitor’s office. Four front windows were broken and several lockers forced open though nothing reported missing. A later Lorain common pleas ruling awarded Bertha Zuba $125 against the City of Lorain for a slip and fall on Seventh Street in 1934. Two estates suits filed against the Frank Scheunemann estate. Marion C. Young seeks 1449 for care at $30 monthly and William B. Young seeks 400 on mortgage payments. Lorain man Stanley Koraki, tied to Ripten and Berea bank robberies, faces divorce action from Helen Koroski of Lorain. Divorces filed include Mary Elizabeth Tullard against Robert C.
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Avon
Irezere
Deputs
Bertha Zuba
City of
Lerain
Common Pleas Court
Seventh Street
Lorain
Frank Scheunermann
A. H., West
Marion C. Young
Beard
William B. Young
Embezzled Funds Sent Clerks Pay Raises at Huerrus Store
Cleveland report says Clarence Baldosser, manager of a Huerrus five and ten, embezzled 532.97 to fund wage increases for four women clerks expecting to boost salaries. Probation officer noted the case. judge ordered repayment and probation. Also: Ohio Supreme Court upholds liquor bottle law at permits premises. Chinese New Year marks first day of the Year of the Tiger.
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Cleveland. O
Clarence Baldosser
Huerrus
Blaga
Duesrus
Baldvsser
Mener
Bueyrue
Sim
Samuel H. Sibert
Raldosser
Veart
Columbus. O
Supreme Cour
Cuyshena County
Joseph Chester
Cleveland
American Majority Calls For Precinct Committeemen Rise
Lorain County Republican voters urged to elect 188 top type precinct committeemen at August primary. Article criticizes county GOP actions, cites William E. Galvin report on supply contracts, and urges League of Women Voters to help select candidates. Also covers civilian defense efforts and commendations for duty.
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Lorain County
Everybody's Business
American Majority
Republican Executive Committee
rec+rt
Frank A. Stetson
Pele
American Majority 4A
League of Women Voters
League
Everybodys Business
Secretary of State
Six Survivors Of Torpedoed Ship Tell Of 66 Hours At Sea
The Norwegian freighter Blink survivors recount a 66 hour lifeboat ordeal in which 13 of 23 crew died. They endured waist deep water with no drink, 68 hours without food, capsizes, sharks waiting, and exposure amid gale tossed seas before rescue by an unidentified vessel.
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Baltimore
Blink
Atlantic
Ase
Slarine Hospital
Birge Lunde
Sigurd Alvateord
Lunde
Aca
Mayor Fines Two Auto Drivers For Speeding
Elytta's mayor declares speeding a patriotic offense and imposes fines. Clifford A. Fitzpatrick and Wider S. Pate each paid 17.10 after being cited at 10:20 p m on Wess avenue. patrolmen Hogis and Tats made the arrests.
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Elytta
Joseph Q. Petro
Clifford A. Fitzpatrick
South Oak Street
S.pate
Carton
James Hogis
Vivaard
Wess Avenue
Petro
Deputies Save Amherst Man From Suicide Attempt
Deputies responding to a 10:50 p.m. call found a 36 year old Amherst man intoxicated in a car on West River Road near Indian Hollow. He had attached a hose to the exhaust and directed gas into the vehicle as the motor ran with the radio blaring. He was incoherent and complained of poor health and family trouble after being rescued and taken to the coast jail.
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Amherst
West River Road
Indian Hollow
Coas Ty Jal
Strikers Restore Work at Columbus Steel Car Plant
On Feb 15 sink ing employees of Malston Steel Car Co returned to work after union leaders were discharged and a bargaining election was pursued. Labor officials urged resumption of production, pledged to investigate grievances, and filed for a National Labor Relations Board election with hearings possibly before the vote. Nearby Newark, Ohio reports the marriage of Mrs Maple Ashbrook to T D Van Fossen at Maysville Kentucky.
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Columbus
Malston Steel Car Co
Liver Workers Organizing Committee
Cefastd
Sidrer Hillesn
War Production Board
Phillip G. Phillips
Cincinnati
NLRY
Howard Porter
SWOC
SLRB
Newark
Maple Ashbrook
Town
Pendrines
M A. Ashbrook
T. D. van Fossen
Johnstown
Maysville
Vaan
Miss Silsbee Featured Pianist in War Fund Concert
Miss Nancy Silsbee daughter of Mr and Mrs RL Silsbee of 240 Hamilton avenue will perform a piano solo in the Cleveland Women’s Orchestra Hed Cross War Fund benefit tonight. She will play the first movement of Tchaikowsky’s Concerto in B flat minor. The program includes Gilinka’s overture to Hassan and Ludmilla and Tchaikowsky’s Nutcracker Suite and Romeo and Juliet overture. Conductor Hyman Schandler leads the Elyria High School auditorium performance at 8 20 p m with proceeds to the Red Cross War Fund.
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Nancy Silsbee
Silsbee
Hamilton Avenue
Hed Cross War Fund
Cleveland Women's Orchestra
Silbre
Techutkowsky
Piace
Gilinka
Hassan
Ludmilla
Tschaikowsky
Elyria High School
Hyman Schandler
Trae Ered
She Ricd Cross War Fund
Educators urged to adopt long view of war impact
Lorain County educators heard Prof. B. L. Pierce urge a long time view of the war at a county executive dinner. He advised schools to avoid elation or despair, push 104 percent in war drives, and view public office as public trust. Pierce outlined university course changes including air force training and a June freshman start policy.
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Lorain County
B. L. Pierce
Erie County Echoal
Bowling Green State University
County Echoal
Camden Township
Pierce
Bowling Gllen State University
Elstia
Lorain
United States Employment Service
TLB
Market Quotations and Farm Prices Amid Local Trade Turmoil
The lengthy column lists farm goods and market quotations including potatoes, onions, carrots, beets, and poultry, with prices per unit and notes on quality. It mentions local managers at the Elrrin office and Barain office, noting many graduates finding work after diplomas, and that more seniors may gain employment this year. next superintendent meeting set for March 24 at Avon Lake school.
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Pork
Francashire
Elrrin
Barain
Avon Lakesehrel
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Dong
West Hiver Street
George L. Shehan
Medina
Lodi Street
Monroe
Mich
Barnati Parish
TRE Stawdard Bid Company
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Highway Dept
Pater
Sfeisll
Delco
Autoctite
Harry Bros
Bast Ave
Stanley Koroaki
Ripten
Berea Bank
Helen Koroski
Mary Elizabeth Tullard
Robert C
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Joseph BK. Neuger
Maurly
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Board of Elections
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M. Wickens
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Neely Powers
C. A. Olsen
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Olsen
Gunde
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Harry Friis
Goatfried Gulliksen
Norway
George Johns
Scotland
Namme
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Superience
Rasmond J. Kunkle
Cincinnatlural
James E. Bennett
Youngstown
Harold F. Adams
Nolan Bogzs
Toledo
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Murbach Coal
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Cloveland
Columbat
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Lencallos
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Sa Corning
the Baron Steuben
Ed Ite Tigher
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Almut Steadr
Jameson
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Manderta
Reek
Peansen
Ity
Residente
Wuth
Oberkin
Kipten
Kanen
Sam Davidson
U'clerk
Ing
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Timothy Tay
McCormick
Oliver
Deal Press
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Alf. Clark
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