Retiring Governor Lausche Receives Car on Way Out
A farewell gift for Governor Lausche and his wife included a car signed by Donors Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. Also given were a vacuum cleaner and an electric food preserver. Mrs Lausche noted living alone for the first time in 19 years of marriage. In a separate case David Young was fined 36 dollars and costs after pleading to petit larceny for breaking into a car in the Kroger lot and stealing clothes. He received a suspended 20 day jail term from Mayor Agate.
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Oberlin Road
Cleveland
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Bob Hope
Fing Crosby
Lausches
David Young
A. R. Agate
Young
William Robinson
Overslin
Kroger
Robinson
Robert, Bowen
Chestnut Street
Bowen
Robinson Folt Yau
Mawtie
North Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyrian Enlists In Naval Reserve and State Politics Remarks
Enlistment notice for Peter Reker of 128 Warren Avenue in the Naval Reserve is recorded with Flyrian Selective Service. The article also reviews Ohio Governor Herbert's postwar tax reform agenda, government efficiency, and education funding alongside veteran support and regulatory balance.
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Peter Reker
Warren Avenue
Naval Reserve
Flyrian Selective Service Board
Reker
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Merchant Marine
Win Third Award on Lincoln Soybeans
W. OB. French and Sons of Wakeman received a check for third prize on Lincoln soybeans at the International May and Grain Show in Chicago tied to the International Livestock Exhibition. The Wakeman growers sent a peck of their Lincoln soybeans and praised its strong showing against national entries. L. French said the Lincoln beat newer varieties and is being watched by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OB. French
Death Notices from Elyria Area
Death notices for Albert Mt Stolzenburg 85 of 144 Fourth Street in Elyria died at home after a long illness. Born in Germany May 5 1882 he lived in Elyria 60 years. Survived by wife a daughter and a son, plus siblings. Funeral services at Nichols Dicken Funer Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Also obituary notices for John Weller 73 of 1066 West River Road and Raymund C. Roberts with services at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial details in Ridgelaw Cemetery. Others include Homer G Feuer 40 of 482 Mester Street and Bret Hoaty president of a group, with cremation or burial to follow.
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Albert Mt
Tennessee
Otto Stolnenburg
Columbus
Nichols- Dicken Finers
W. W. Walker
Brookdale Cemetery
Jown Welle
John Weller
West River Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hness
Weller
St. Andrea's Episcopal Sharch
Alice Weller
Edith Lamberton
George
Wesley Weller
Sudro- Curtis
G. Russel Hargatey
St. Andrew's Church
Ridgelawi Cemetery
Roberta
Raymund C. Roberts
West Broad Street
Nomer i
Fenner Wakeman
Homer G Feuer
Mester Streot
Nupayatk
Claresfield
Beng
Ie Lew Morris
Nutewalk Hospital
Brighton
Norwalk
Vf Vears
White Trading Company
Landle Funeral Hoge
Borwath
Auoom
Neve
Beth
Lois
Mary Line
Matton
War Assets Administration to Face New Senate Inquiry
Washington reports a Senate Military Affairs subcommittee plans a thorough investigation into the War Assets Administration. Republicans back a fresh inquiry to audit surplus disposal, starting with counting sales of surplus ships by the Maritime Commission. Rep. Ross Ridley is expected to lead the new committee and expand scrutiny beyond previous probes.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
War Assets Administration
House
Roger C. Shughter
D. Ms
Maritime Commission
Ross Ridley
Okla
Mrs Maston in Oberlin Hospital
Mrs R Maston of Trinway wife of Elyria schools former superintendent is confined to Allen Hospital Oberlin A cerebral hemorrhage struck Mrs Maston at 730 mist evening while staying with daughter Mrs Go Holcomb 111 North Pleasant Oberlin Some improvement reported today as husband Mr Maston returned from Trinway to Oberlin after holidays and was called back by illness
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R. Maston
Trinway
Elyria Schools
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Mazeton
R. Go Holcomb
North Pleasant Street
Maston
Obertin
Strong Opposition To Extending Draft
Washington reports little chance Congress will extend the draft beyond its March expiration. Republicans and Democrats express opposition after President Truman suggested a possible extension. War Department delays final decision while evaluating the recruiting program. if it fails, the Army will seek alternative manpower solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
State of the Union
War Department
Conviction of Mayor of Boston Affirmed
Washington reports that the District of Columbia Court of Appeals affirmed the mail fraud convictions of Boston Mayor James M. Curley and his two associates James G. Fuller and Donald Wakefield Smith. The ruling, 2 to 1, included a dissent by Judge Wilbur K. Muller over the case tied to Engineers Group Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
James M. Curley
Boston
Court of Appeals
Curley
James G. Fuller
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Wilbur K. Muller
Tamsry
Mats
Unrragh
Ware Race Group
Engineers Group, Inc
Hotel Bell Hop Held On Larceny Charge
General Washington Kimberly twenty year old bell hop at the Sederia Hotel was jailed on a $400 bond facing a rent derceny charge. Police Chief E J Stankared stated the arrest followed a theft of several bowls of beer at the hotel.
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General Washington
Kimberly
Sederia Hotel
Teal Tana Tow
E. J. Stankared Teyted
Rescue effort details amid Antarctic glacier crisis
Survivors describe a serious incident during a rescue operation near the Antarctic glaciers. McCarthy and Leblase, among others, struggled in harsh conditions as a teammate was trapped and pulled to safety after a dangerous fall. Oregon, Poeverdon, and Ware are cited in scattered notes from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potane McCarthy
Leblase Ae Stade
Oregon
Pan Tiai
Poeverdon
Batched Fragments From an English-Language Clip
The readable text appears as jumbled fragments with names and numbers unclear. No coherent event or entities are extractable to form a factual news item or summary with identifiable persons or organizations.
Former Wellington Resident Killed in Plane Crash
Mrs. Mabel Raye Rowland, formerly of Wellington and aunt to Mrs. Bert Waws, died in an Eastors Airlines crash near Winston-Salem, en route from Midland Michigan to Florida for the winter. Her husband Ray Rowland headed Wellington's music program 1927 to 1932. They lived on Route 38 north of Wellington, now owned by the Riggs. Her body to be brought back for burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wellington
Mabel Raye
Bert Waws
Here
Eastors Airlines
Winston-Salem
Rowland
Midland
Mich
Florida
Dan Rowland
Ray
Route 38
Stanley Riggs
P Hk
Rowlends Beady
Welfington
Greenwood ‘Cemetery
Library Bills To Be Explained Here
About 120 Lorain County residents including library board members and librarians attend a meeting in Lorain County Court House Court Room No 1 at 7:70 p m. James Meltzenbaum former state senator and member of the Chi Library Survey Commission will explain proposed legislation for Ohio libraries to the General Assembly. The survey commission was appointed by the state legislature to prepare recommendations. The meeting is part of a statewide series sponsored by the Ohio State Library and the Ohio Library Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorin County Court House
James Meltzenbaum
Chi Library Survey Commission
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Survey Commission
Ohio State Library
Ohio Library Association
Akron Man Plane Crash Victim Identified in Virginia Disaster
Akron resident Glen Rymer president of Modelure Inc was scheduled to attend the Midwinter National Model Plane meeting in Miami. He was to fly from Cleveland but missed his connection and survived the Galax Virginia crash that killed others leaving a widow and two children.
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Akron
Glen Rymer
Rymer
Cleveland
Modelure, Inc
Miami
Mary
Boy Accidentally Shot by Brother in Ohio Township
Funeral services planned today for six year old Donald Sheffer who was accidentally shot while his brother James 18 tried to show him gun safety. The gun discharged near home of friends in Limeaster County as the boys visited with Mr and Mrs Howard Shaffer of Limeaster. Local car crash and fire reports follow in an unrelated montage of incidents, including a kerosene fire at a farm home west of town and a real estate sale of Broadway Recreation allege to Elmer Wulf from Parma.
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Cncleville
Donald Sheffer
James
Reo
Donald
Ubeir Paresiis
Howard Shaffer
Limeaster
Mbus
Ats
Washington Co
Particwar
Edward P. Garrity
Broadway Recreation Allege
Fanain
Elmer Wulf
Fromt Parma
Anthony Thomas
Open House At Church Honors Pastor And Wife
Dr and Mrs Homer W Courtney will be honored at an open house in Elyria at First Methodist Church. The informal gathering runs 730 to 900 pm in the church basement for friends, with a brief program and refreshments served by church women. Courtney recently became general manager of Lakeside Methodist resort on Lake Erie and plans to return Sundays to preach until a new minister is appointed. during his five years, church membership rose by about 400 and the church debt of 352 500 was paid off.
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Homer W. Courtney
Elyria
First Methodist
Courtney
Tr. Courtney
No Fire Alarms In Flyria This Weekend Despite Low Run
Fire alarms fell below the daily rate for 1947 with no alarms Saturday or Sunday. Alarm No. 11 was logged early today. An arts mobile fire at East Avenue and Leel and Street at 2 06 p m reported water in a car owned by James King at 1405 Lake Avenue. Firemen found no fire or damage as steam issued from the vehicle.
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Flyria
East Avenue
Leeland Street
James King
Lake Avenue
Canal Fulton Man Killed in Plane Crash
Herbert C. Miller, 23, of Canal Fulton, died in a Galax Virginia plane crash while en route to Canal Gables Florida to join his family. His wife Hilda and one month old Herbert Lee waited in Florida. Miller, discharged from the Army last March after four years in the Panama Canal Zone, also leaves father Howard J. Miller of Canal Fulton.
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Canton
Herbert C. Miller
Canal Fulton
Canal Gables
Fla
Galax
Hilda
Herbert Lee
Junior Chamber To Pan For Campaign Tonight
The Elvria Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 tonight at its club rooms to discuss failed plans for the March of Dimes campaign. Funeral arrangements were completed for Frank M. Glack Warwick associate editor of the Toledo Blade. Born in a log cabin near Caledonia he served 43 years with the Blade. He began his career on the Caledonia Weekly and co owned the Marion Star with Warren G. Harding.
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Pan
Elvria
Toledo
Frank M. Glack Warwick
Toledo Blade
Caledonia
The
Blade
Caledonia Weekly
Marion Star
Lite
Warren G. Harding
Fatal Flight Crash Near Winston-Salem Injures and Kills
A test flight for the scale turnover of the FAI ended in disaster as the plane veered off course by about 60 degrees and crashed near a mountain church graveyard after appearing over Winston-Salem Airport amid bad weather. Pilot Mariel Gwen and passenger Allen Wood Allen died later. several others survived with burns and injuries. Authorities traced radio contact moments before the crash and noted severe weather hampered landing attempts.
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FAI
Winston-Salem
Airfort
Wallace Th. Dunnam
Hoyf Huskesw
Jacasonville
Fla
al Bidoaim
Sid Muskew
Hewardess
Eherspane
Vastor Chittwas
Miami
Jeculasin
Mariel Gwen
New York City
Dares Wood Allen
West Pain
Beach Kailey
Willan Roo Drvine
Phine
Tandues
Valley Stream
Maoh Qoven
Tos
Oberlin Native Judge Brand Chosen for German War Crimes Tribunal
Oregon Supreme Court Justice James J. Brand, born in Oberlin, is named by the U S War Department to join a three man tribunal to prosecute major war criminals in Germany. Brand's Oberlin family and academic ties are noted along with his Harvard Law training.
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Oberlin
James J. Brand
Supreme Court of Oregon
U U. S. War Department
Germany
Brand
Oberln
Inte Ames Tran
IRCO
Oberlin College
Dames Brand
Dames
Iono
Harvard Law School
Oregon
Supreme Court
Mary Brand Ruggles
Helen Brand
South
Judge Brand
State Guard Open House Next Thursday in Lorain County
Company F, 150th Infantry, Lorain County State Guard will host an open house at the armory above Marshall Drug Store on Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. The evening includes a drill demonstration, a training film, past camp photographs, refreshments, and dancing. Public welcome, and veterans interested in joining are especially invited. The event is sponsored by the Now Comn Cil under 1st Lt Garber, with no admission charge.
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Sth Infantry
Loraing County State Guard
Marshall Drug Store
Comn Cil
1St 1. Garber
Court House Notes Report Burglary, Release, and Escape
Vincent Glorinso, 22, Lorain, admitted to probation after burglary charges at Vernon Waite gas station in Larsin. Rudolph Benezi, 34, Lorain, released on personal bond for knee treatment after larceny charge in Lorain municipal court. Milton Holliday, 24, inmate of Grafton prison farm, surrendered to county jail after escape with Lawrence Brown, 17, Akron, still at large. Holliday previously sentenced in October 1945 for breaking and entering.
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Vincent Glorinso
Lorain
Vernon Waite
Larsin
Probaton
Judea
Guy B. Findley
Rudolph Benezi
Degaity Tames Elemes
Milton Holliday
Grafton
Holiday
Charles Mack
Lawrence Brown
Akron
Holliday
Occober
Police Capture Suspicious Man After Burglary Spree
In a late night incident a man fled behind a counter as officers moved in. A suspect found in the rear alley near Heldmyrr Hardware Co. showed shavings on hands and clothing. He claimed refuge from Lurain, but laundry marks tied him to a local laundry, and he is held for further inquiry. Police also investigate a Rasetite truck link and recent break ins at Walton Toe Car and nearby properties with tire damage and stolen items unverified.
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Heldmyrr Hardware Co
Halles
Lurain
L. D. Brown
Elm Street
Burrer
Brown
Mandard
Walton
East Rover
Bread Street
Hites
West Street
Roy
Congregation Of First Christian Church To Meet Elyria
The sixty eights annual meeting of the First Christian Church of Elyria will be held at 7 40 p m Wednesday in the church social rooms after a 6 30 p fellowship dinner A 21 page booklet with church activity reports and statistics will be distributed Officers for the meeting will be elected following discussions of the reports
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Congregation of the
First Christian Church of
Elyria
Chrch
IMT
VA Representative To Address Kiwanis
A Veterans Administration representative will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Junetoon meeting at the Elks Club at noon Thursday on Services in Local Committees for Veterans. Charles Coen, Elyria, will present the speaker. the Avon Lake Kiwanis meets at Saddle Inn at 615 p.m. Thursday with Rufus Taylor as speaker.
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Veterans Administration
Elyria Kiwanis
Elks Club
Veterans
Charles Coen
Elyria
New Avon Lake
Kiwanis Club
Saddle Inn
Avon Lake
Rufus Taylor
Markets reflect steady tones in Cleveland livestock report
Receipts mixed across cattle and calves with steady to firm prices. Steer choices 21-26, heifers 21-31, cows 14-35, calves 15-40, hogs active with varied weights and prices. Produce items include apples, carrots, onions, potatoes with market listings and odd lots across fresh goods.
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Cleveland
Kaskathy Parton
Baldwins
Tosh
Jona
Aciach
I. L
Chicago
Hutter
F. G
Auction sale of farm cattle and equipment near Wallington
Having sold the farm, Joseph C. Madro offers 52 head of cattle plus registered Ayrshire Holstein and Guernsey cows, bulls, and calves. Farm machinery includes tractors, disc drill, lime spreader, combine, wagons, milking machines, milk coolers, and hay and grain.Sale at residence on Ste Route 18 Saturday Jan 25 10:00 with cash terms. Visitors welcome lunch at noon. Cows in big tent rain or shine.
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Wallington
Penfield Center
Ste
Ayrshire
Herford
Ford Ferguson
Allis - Chalmers
Superior
McCormack
John Deere
McCormac-Deering
Conde
Esco Electric
Joseph C. Madro
P. A. Walker
A. E. Spicer
Irvin Klinget
W.C. Allis
International Little Genius
Dunham Cultipacker
Ohio
Red River
Esco
Hampshire
Guernsey
Train's Run Will Not Be Resumed Between Cleveland and Toledo
Elyria residents had hoped to restore the Empire State Limited service between Cleveland and Toledo. New York Central officials said the Cleveland to Toledo segment did not attract enough passengers to justify restarting that portion. The train now operates only between Cleveland and New York, with limited service and coal miners’ strike impacts cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo
Harry W. Cuethi
Elyria Chamboy
Commerce
New York Central
Luethi
New York
Elyria
Public Farm Auction Near Lorain County Home
Owner F J Emerick sells at public auction at his Oberlin road residence two miles north of the Lorain County Children's Home. On Wednesday January 15 starting 12 30 p m items include tractors implements hay cattle sows dairy stock mold tools and a 1941 Chevrolet pickup. Terms cash with no liability after delivery. Official J Clark auditor and F A Holzhauer clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Rte
Alexander
Alfred Alexander
Alva E. Spicer
Auer
Phone LaGrange
H. C. Dean
Lorain County
Oberlin Road
Schramm Road
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Vyxus
Sheibs Funery Services
Shelby Atv
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
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United Frew
Maud
Bernste
P.R. Smith & Co
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Werthice
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Forbes
Dasa
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Mamog
Creves
Abbe
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Doh
Shersyeres
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Stewart Madlens
Bostage
Fifth Street
Puuns
Pedro
Peon
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
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State Guard
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