C&O Board To Discuss NYC Stock Deal
Cleveland reports that Chesapeake & Ohio directors meet to discuss a reported 20 million dollar stock deal in Robert R. Youngs bid to gain control of New York Central. William White accuses wealthy buyers of conspiring to move Central shares to Young supporters. Young, former C and O chair, seeks new proxy support and may sue four Central bankers over past funds.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Robert R. Young
New York Central
William White
The
Central
White
Young
Direc
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York
C & O Holdings
the Central
Ad. White
C &O
Chase National Bank
Atvanee Young
George Whitney
J. P. Morgan & Co
I A. C. Nagle
First National Bank of New York
Percy J. Ebbett
Lawrence N. Murray
iMelion National Bank
Verbal virus spread by conflict carriers
National Brotherhood Week highlights how careless talk fuels disputes. Northwestern University linguist Irving J. Lee explains the verbal virus and three conflict producing habits. He notes conflict carriers may seem calm yet escalate tensions by inflating criticisms, clinging to past faults, and spreading gossip as if it were fact.
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National Brotherhood
Irving J. Lee
Northwestern University
Evanston
C.C
School of Speech
North‘western University
Community notices for Mrs Jane E Alexander residence
Local notice lists Mrs Jane E Alexander of 1732 Franklin Ave as contact for news and delivery service. Address and phone numbers provided, pointing to Amherst Herrick Ave area.
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Jane E. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Fred Powers To Continue On As School Head
Amherst notes show Fred Powers reaffirmed as superintendent for a two year term after a board meeting. Other reappointments include Mrs. Clarence Kern and Earl Kane to seven year terms on the Public Library Board, as well as school enumeration and baseball equipment purchases. Cub Scout Blue and Gold night at Central High and Legion Auxiliary plans for a new home near Elyria Avenue are outlined, with committee assignments and religious services noted.
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Amherst
Fred Powers
Amherst Board of Education
Powers
Clarence Kern
Public Library Board
Earl Kane
Board of Education
Earl Hanlon
Central High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Avenue
Middle Ridge Road
Legion
Ruth Deiner
Christ Walker
Legion Committee
Lena Worthington
Aletta Beesing
Juanita Moebius
Ann Krieg
Dora Miller
Betty Pollak
Mary Alice Knipp
Virginia Cherry
Doris Sanders
Emma Santos
Torile Hospital
The
St. Joseph’s Church
Miss Brown
State Legion
Columbus
Power of the Christian Home Highlighted At Banquet
E F Sagehorn principal of Lutheran High School Cleveland spoke at the Father Son Daughter banquet of Saint John Church Men’s Club on the home as a training ground for future leaders. He urged parents to model Christian living and invest time with children to teach by example. The event featured toastmaster J W Dilgren, responses by Elaine Bayer, group singing, and a "Fumi with Charades" game.
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E. F. Sagehorn
Lutheran High School
Cleveland
Si.r John Church
Christ
Sagehorn
J. W. Dilgren
Tor Henry L. Lieske
Walt Zander
Elaine Bayer
Robert Peters Jr
Raymond Lorenz
Fumi
al Steller
Clarence Koepp
Judgment For Son Against Father Upheld
Ohio Supreme Court upheld a $37,807 judgment in favor of a son against his father, ordering Stanley S. Petticrew Sr. to repay funds left with him during the son's military service. Damages were denied in a separate case where Lloyd G. Hartman Jr. sought injuries from a crash involving a road grader on U S Route 25. The court also ruled residents cannot block annexation of township land to Toledo unless they reside in the affected area.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Clark County Courts
Stanley S. Petticrew Sr
Petticrew
Springfield Rental Agency
High Court
Shelby County
Lloyd G. Hartman, Jr
U. S
Hartman
Wooley
Ohio
Washington Township
William P. Seward
City of
Toledo
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Toledo Society For Crippled Children
Florence Crittenden Home
Wishing Not Easy Boy's Still Trying
Nine year old John Galvin gazes at the first star each night hoping for a bicycle. On Wednesday he fell from a second floor window but saved himself by grabbing the ledge. Neighbors Mr Ray Routley and Mrs Routley caught him with a blanket.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Galvin
Ray Routley
John
Marilyn Monroe Falls Ill After Tokyo Return
San Francisco greeted film star Marilyn Monroe with a sick bed day after returning from Tokyo by Pan American clipper. Husband Joe DiMaggio guarded her privacy as reporters were kept at bay at the International Building. A stewardess said a Honolulu doctor diagnosed bronchial pneumonia though another wife of a baseball star questioned the X-ray certainty.
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San Francisco
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Tokyo
Pan- American Airways
International
DiMaggio
Marilyn
Joe
Connie Jorgensen
Honolulu
Jean O'Doul
Frank J. Lefty O'Doul
DiMaggios
Rep Short To Speak At OWU Recruit Day
Rep Dewey Short a GOP veteran will headline the sixth annual Republican Recruitment Day at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio He will address students and join discussions Also taking part are State GOP Chair Ray Bliss and RNC research director Floyd McCaffree A Democratic Recruitment Day follows with Governor G Mennen Williams of Michigan slated to speak.
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Delaware. O
U. S&s
Dewey Short
Congress
Ohio Wesleyan University
Short
Ray Bliss
Floyd McCaffree
Republican National Committee
G. Mennen Williams
Michjan
Insurance Group Hears Review Of Turnpike Issue
Lorain County Insurance Agents Association members heard City Solicitor R E Baird and Mayor J Grant Keys review turnpike proceedings to date at Oberlin Inn. They traced the proposal from 1951 and Elyria’s stance, with plans for a spring party Hawaii later. A Delaware PR advisory meeting February 11 and a state PR forum March 8 in Cleveland were announced, with workshops at the all day Cleveland Insurance Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Insurance Agents Association
Oberlin Inn
R. E. Baird
J.grant Keys
Baird
Keysn
Elyria
Harold Geitger
Delaware
Harold Covault
Lon Fain
Cleveland Insurance
Hollenden Hotel
Broad Street Property Sold
Property on Broad street leased to the A and P grocery company was sold for 100000 to Harry Hyman trustee. The sale was to the Hyman family by Mrs Anna Bannon, daughter Marjorie Short, and Robert Bannon, recording records show. The site fronts 82.5 feet and includes a modern supermarket building.
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Broad Street
A & P Grocery Company
Harry Hyman
County Recorder Records
Hyman
Anna Bannon
Marjorie Short
Robert Bannon
Two Offices In New Building Filled At Decker Building
The Walton Ice property at 110 E Broad Street has been transformed into an office building. J P Henderson attorney at law and Ideal Homes Inc led by Harry Shives moved in. New owners Mrs Willard Brenneman and Mrs Charlotte Maller of Elyria plan incorporation with Willard Brenneman and E W Decker and may name the building The Decker Building.
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Walton Ice. Co
E. Broad Street
J. P. Henderson
Ideal Homes Inc
Harry Shives
Willard Brenneman
Charlotte Maller
Elyria
E. W. Decker
Brenneman
Decker
Home Council's Alumnae To Meet
Members of the Lorain County Alumnae Home Council will gather for an all day session on Monday March 1 at the home of Mrs Harry Bovard Montrose Way Wellington. The morning will cover organization business and plans for Achievement Day. After a tureen dinner Mrs Frank Walcott of LaGrange will give a book review.
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Lorain County Alumnae Home Council
Harry Bovard
Montrose Way
Wellington
Frank Walcott
LaGrange
Civic League To Hold Installation and Banquet
Ridgeville Civic League schedules its 12th annual installation and banquet at the town hall on Monday March 8 with Rev Fr John Koch of St Peter Church as guest speaker. Dinner at 7 pm overseen by Bess and Andy. reservations with ID P Lear by March 1.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Advertising keeps film news low cost for audiences
Theatre owners and motion picture producers rely on advertising as the cheapest way to inform the public about films. Other methods would raise box office costs, so ads help keep living costs down and inform about latest releases.
Community Enrollment Deadline Sunday for 800 Blue Cross Coupons
The current Blue Cross community enrollment program closes at midnight Sunday. Eligible are the self employed farmers retired pensioners widowed mothers and group members under five. No waiting periods except maternity. up to 10 days per hospital admission with no cash limits on extras. Enrollment becomes effective March 16 and more than 800 coupons have already been sent in.
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Blue Cross
Cleveland Hospital Service Associa
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Cleveland Hospital Service Association
Officials Probe Earth Shifts in Pennsylvania City
In Wilkes-Barre three Gov. Fine appointees to aid a probe into two earth shifts that have damaged nearly 2 million dollars since Sunday. A 500-strong meeting at St. Theresa Church formed a citizen committee to work with state officials while emergency crews search for gas mains broken by ground upheaval.
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Wilkes-Barre
John S. Fine
St. Theresa’s Church Auditorium
Harrisburg
W. J. Clements
Frank Weber
C. F. Wilhelm
Oliver Prica
Academy Road
Old River Road
Musical Robin Hood Back on MGM Agenda
Hollywood report says MGM plans a musical adaptation of Robin Hood with Howard Keel set to star and George Sidney to direct. Producer Jack Cummings is en route to Europe while eyeing Teahouse of the August Moon for MGM next year. Keel promotes a busy slate including a Las Vegas engagement and film commitments.
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Hollywood
Robin Hood
Douglas Fairbanks
Errol Flynn
Walt Disney
MGM
Howard Keel
Jack Cummings
George Sidney
Cummings
Europe
New York
Keel
Las Vegas
Rats With Two Mothers Might Aid Cancer Fight
United Press reports a study from the University of Pittsburgh where baby rats nursed by two mothers grew faster and were larger and stronger as adults. Scientists note milk quality, not quantity, may drive this growth and ponder implications for cancer susceptibility and research, with early hints about a virus-linked factor in breast cancer transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Cancer Society
Gerald J. Cox
Univerisity
Pittsburch
Cox
Youth Groups Visit Theater in Ridgeville
NORTH RIDGEVILLE parties from the Ridgeville Country Club Girls and Ridgeville Ranger Boys Club visited the Canto theater Monday afternoon. About 25 youths toured Elyria by car, chaperoned by advisers Mrs. Edith Van De Car, Mrs. Mildred Fair, and George Van De Car. The girls recently bought flowers for the funeral of a member’s father who died in a Cleveland auto crash. Boys work on model airplanes, meeting Thursdays at the advisor’s home while girls meet at the town hall on Mondays after school.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Country Club
Ridgeville Ranger Boys Club
Canto Theater
Elyria
Edith van de Car
Mildred Fair
George van de Car
Cleveland
Town Hall
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Herrick Ave
Elmer Haas Jr
Lincoln Street
Cub Scouts
Owu
Ralph W. Zwicker
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N. J
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
International Soundphoto
Garry Davis
Meyer Davis
World Citizenship Party
Davis
Paris
Vera Cruz
Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico City
B.C
Insurance Group
Broad Street Property
Home Council
Civic League
Dmarice
Pennsylvania
Louella
Parsons
Don Hartman
Paramount
L. H. Crockett
Studio
Johnston
Don
Willie Wyler
Henry Fonda
Marlon Brando
Mister Roberts
Jack Warner
Leland Hayward
Fonda
Brando
20Th Century-Fox
Warners
Hayward
John Ford
Delos Smith
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