Outline Program of Highway Improvements in Lorain County
County commissioners and Donald E Patterson, state highway engineer, outlined an eight point plan for currently proposed highway projects in Lorain County. Key items include Elyria to Lorain state highway on old Yellow Line, widening Route 38 from Pitsfield to Wellington, eliminating the Route 20 cut through Broakdsie cemetery, straightening lower Hill on Route 149, widening Route 74 north from Route 82, installing traffic lights at Rowles 123 and 47 and Rowles 20 and 58, and improving the Lake Road underpass west of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Homer A. Bricker
Ashland
Donald E. Patterson
Aled
Elyria
Lorain
Pitsfield
Wellington
Lake Road
Loerath
Permit Installing Of Gas Furnaces In New Homes
East Ohio Gas Company permits gas furnace installations in new homes in northeastern Ohio but bans conversions in existing houses since October. The policy aims to aid veterans and prevent strain on supplies during cold snaps, with installations allowed only in homes under construction and foundations laid. J French Robinson notes no enforcement power and hopes relief via bigger pipelines next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
One Fuel Gas Company
C.F. Bronson
East Ohio
Bronson
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Cits
Bronson Oan
Robinson
Charter Will Be Presuited Annu Officers Installed
Plans announced for the National Tube Management club event at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Eagles hall in Lorain. Max A. Lyndon of Elyria will be first president. L. A. Criffenton will speak on The Lights Are All Green. officers include C Billison, Carl Tule ford, I. Vick, and William J. John. refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Poremen
Eagles Hall
Lora
Max A. Lyndon
Elyria
Henry G. Knoblouch
Cleveland City
L. A. Criffenton
National Association of
Ford I. Vick
William JF. John
May Organize Speech League Discussed by County Officials
County school superintendent C A Gibbons says a Latain county village and rural schools speech league may be formed under the Ohio High School Speech League if organized. The group will meet at 6 pm Wednesday at the South Amhereshire armory to discuss this and other matters including salary revisions, county basketball tournament, spring sports, and textbooks for history and social studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latain County
South Amherersche
C. A. Gibbons
Four Amherst Men File Declarations for City Posts
Four Amherst Republicans filed declarations Monday to seek nominations in March primary elections. Raymond R. Wasem Ashley J. Slack Roy S. Stevens and Harold F P Washka seek city council seats while William A Guild runs for the Board of Public Affairs. None of the candidates currently holds the office sought and no primary is yet required though indications point to a primary unless incumbents file with the election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mar
Raymond R. Wasem
Ashley J. Slack
Roy S. Stevens
Harold FP. Washka
William A .Guild
Board of Public Affairs
Te City Council
Election Board
Iince
Congress weighs tariff tweaks amid war tax plan
Amid tense talks in Congress, Lyon R. Edminister assures lawmakers the economy will not face reckless risk from policy. The House considers a $1.13 billion revenue bill extending wartime excise taxes on furs jewelry transport tickets and theater admissions. A constitutional amendment to limit presidential terms is also discussed. The piece notes political maneuvering and looming votes as the new session opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahnsa' Jad
Lyon R. Edminister
Us, Tariff Commission
House
Senate
Truman
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Fay ¢ Fern
Wakeman Dairy Farm Operator Heads Federation
Byron Dalton, Wakeman dairy farm operator, elected president of the Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland at a Cleveland meeting. He succeeds K. J. Haight of Medina, who remains on the board. Dalton, a Holstein cattle farmer north of Wakeman, has served as vice president and director from District 6. New officers include T. A. Fell, Everett C. Hale, and Anna Vrana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Dalton
Wakeman
Milk Producers Federation of
Cleveland
Dalton
K. J. Haight
Medina
Haight
Lorain County
Borain County
Milk Producers Federation
Distivet 6
T. A. Fell
Kinsman
Everett C. Hale
Burton
Anna Vrana
Wy. McConnell
Wellington
EF. A. Spafford
Rock Creek
E. C. Hale
J. W. Hartsock
Ohio Milk Producers Federation Board
Man Leaps To His Death At Empire State Building
David H Gordon Jr a Navy veteran and former Harvard student leaped from the 1000 foot observation tower in New York striking Mrs Frances Coover wife of an Iowa State College professor as she stood on the sidewalk. Coover suffered a broken neck a broken left ankle and a severe left foot injury while Gordon died instantly. A previous jumper killed a postal worker days earlier and another woman leaped to her death from a nearby skyscraper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tira
Frances Coovey
Ames
Town
St Vincents Hospital
Ian Teapang
Empire State Builds
Conver
Iowa State College
David H. Gore Odon
Harvard University
David H. Gordon, Jr
Atlanta
Gordon
Ceaver
Navy
Domes Lambert
Jett
Death notices fuel Elyria memorial hospital records
Deaths include Mrs Mary M Davis 229 West Bridge died after a heart attack at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral at St Marys with Msgr Newton officiating. Also noted: Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith buried at St Peters cemetery. Bertha Guthman 1107 East Ave died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Elizabeth Ernst 147 Garvin Ave died at home. Frederik Voetren 82 funeral at Sudre-Curtis. Garrie Evege 58 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Cecile Spyde Wellingtons obituary. Elsie Squires 50 of Grafton died after illness. services held at local churches and burial in area cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Davis
George A. Davis
West Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ingland
Davis
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Altec and Rosary Society
Parent, Teachers Association
Air Corps and Navy Mothers Clubs
Sho
William J
Thomas
Agnes
Lois Ann
Betty Rose
Rodger Reed
Tne
Msgr
William Newton
St. Mary's Cemetery
Smith
Fred Silth
Nickel Plate Pond
St. Peter's Cemetery
Welsh Funeral Home
Bertha L. Guthman
East Ave
George Guthman
Elyria Memorials Hospital
Guthman
Mech-euburg
Germany
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Vatinary Church
Walter If
Middletown
St .John's Lutheran
Herry Livske
Elizabeth Katherine Ernst
Garvin Avenir
Amhevet Township
Evnat
First Congregational Church
Pythian Sisters
Albert H Ernst
Morton Hastings
Owen Greason
Walter Sandrock
Algvss
Edward Sanders
LaGrange l
Aaron Root
Chatham
Martin Sardrack Ant Chatham
Sidra- Curtis Funeral
Spam
Memorial Park
Garrie Evege
Evege
Middle Avenue
Christ Temple
Dorothy Murtli
Rebecca Miller
Indianapolis
Jarvis
New London
Wellingson
Cecile M Spyde
Walter W. Hyde
Wellington
New Lyme
Toledo
Temple Chapter
Congregational Church
the Grange
Wellngton Farny Women's Club
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Smith
Lels Dickson
Mary Reid
Walter Ifyde
Robert Black
R. V. Snyder
K. S. Andrews Funeral Home
Elsie Squires Grafton
Elsie Squires
Grafton
A.D
Lodi Hospital
Order of the Eastern Stars
Earl
Eleanor Wingon
LaChange
Bernard
George Hills
Belden
Ada Regal
Eustis
Fla
Russell D. Fulton
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Discharged From Armed Forces Honorably for Elymia Men
Two Elymia men received honorable discharges at the selective service office. Clyde L Robison of 341 Bon Ar Avenue earned Asiatic Pacific ribbons with one battle star. Russell F Ros of Harvard Avenue was discharged at Fort Sheridan with no location reported, dates given as 1947 or earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elima Selectant Serce Board
Ture Clyde L
Robison
Robinsang
Bon Ar Avenue
Arms
Pto Tarary
Asiatic
Pacific
Fort Sheridan
Russell
F. Ros Russell Korenau
Harvard Avenue
Army
Hat Clue From Killer Seen After Cashier Slaying
The killer dropped a hat during the robbery at the grocery store where Salupe, 31, was shot after being struck following a struggle with the gunman who had slugged Mrs Caroline Salupe in the back room. Detectives hope the hat will lead to the shooter, with two men questioned and one fleeing as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weveland
Navk Sojupu
Fem
Cietta
Salupe
Caroline Salupe
Cpst Sige
Salupa
Patterson Seeks City Council Seat in Lorain Third Ward
Harry Patterson filed papers today with the Lorain County Board of Elections as a Republican candidate for Lorain city council from the third ward. An employee of the Elying Lace Company, he has long been active in Republican circles and serves as Precinct committeeman and on county party committees. Patterson, father of four, attends St Andrew's Episcopal Church and is a member of the Elvira chapter of the IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ’. Patterson
Enat Riveser Street
Lorain
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elvira
Courthouse Notes And Local Legal Happenings
A Elyria area boy detained for intoxication and assault on officers in Lorain. Divorces granted and suits filed, including Robert Womack and Goldie, and Gattano Allesandro and Maria. Local court actions include fines for Bersley and Kaster, dog warden appointment Steven Shaffer, and hospital care contracts. A $742 railroad damages verdict against George Frick and a fatal auto collision claim against Walter Lach are noted, plus probation requests and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
George W. Frick
Strongsville
Michigan Station Develops Orchard Heater With Cold Protection
The Michigan Experiment Station reports a new orchard heater that protects fruit from freezing to 24 degrees with infrared radiation. One unit covers an acre at about 75 cents per hour, using koroxene fuel. The report also notes mustard control by spraying 1 lb 24-D per 100 gallons of water per acre, costing $3 per acre, applied via jeep-mounted sprayer, reducing heavy mustard bloom and thistle pressures. details on thistle type are not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Experiment Station
Michigan
Jeep
Feed Requirements For Fattening Steers In Tests
Ohio Experiment Station reports on yearling steers fed to fattening. In the first 150 days full-fed steers consumed about 11 bushels of corn plus 100 pounds of oilmeal and 200 pounds of legume hay per cwt. In the subsequent 0 days each cwt of grain required 12 percent bushels of corn plus 100 pounds of oilmeal and 200 pounds of hay. Plain language shows the last gain required 1% bushel more corn per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nevada
Bean Straw On Land Cuts Erosion And Fertilizer Need
An Ohio soil note reports drilled soybeans yield straw with about 97 lbs nitrogen 18 lbs phosphoric acid and 62 lbs potassium per acre. Spreading straw on rolling land cut surface erosion by 80 to 90 percent and could replace about nine tons of manure in value. the estimate for fertilizer nutrients totals around $120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Seata
Markets deliver chaotic quote list with varied prices
A dense market snippet shows numerous produce prices, from apples and tomatoes to potatoes and onions, plus grains and livestock notes. Chicago and Cleveland quotes mix with general market values, highlighting unsettled receipts and mixed results across produce, poultry, and cattle segments.
Three Persons Fined For Intoxication
Three people were fined in police court today after arraignments on intoxication charges. Lewis West arrested at Broad and West Avenue Saturday afternoon fined $5 and costs. Stanley Volk arrested at his home Saturday night fined $1 and costs. Walter Wilson arrested at West River and West Third streets Saturday at 7 15 p m fined $5 and costs. William Anderson to appear tomorrow for intoxication. Ben Mosley treated at Elyrix Memorial Hospital after an injury at Dean's restaurant. HOGS RECEIPTS 400 Market active prices higher. Heavyweights 230-2325 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis West
Broad and
West Avenue
Stanley Volk
Weat River Street
Walter Wilson
Woodford Avenue
West River
West Third Streets
William Anderson
Polles
Broad Street
Ben Mosley
Ghive Street
Elyrix Memorial Hospital
Dean's
Fairlawn Avenue
Faces Charge At Traffic Crash In Berea
A charge of driving while intoxicated was filed against Aarold Sheldon Loach 22 Berea after a collision on East Avenue near Rooster Street at 1 22 am. Four people were injured including Harold Layfield 24 Island Road KD 1 Grafton Clyde Nash 21 Berea and Francis Phahl Berea. Layfield suffered a fractured knee and lacerations. Nash had a possible spinal fracture and broken collarbone. All were taken to Elgria Memorial Hospital. Loach was released and will be arraigned. police noted prior tavern stops and a new motor in the car. Several minor accidents were also reported over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agner
Aarold
Sheldon Loach
Berea
East Avenue
Clyde Nash
Wn Loach
Francis Phahl
Lough
Elgria Memorial Hospital
Taverna Piohi
Loach
E. J. Stankard
John BD. Hashman
East Bridge Street
Gus Conailie
Clevland
Robert Gamble
Denison Avenue
Consilte
Weather delays Gulf Air Tour flyers return to Elyria
Four Elyria area residents and two Oberlin men headed to Florida on the Gulf Air Tour were forced to abort due to bad weather and returned home from Nashville after a weeklong delay. Other Elyrians faced weather setbacks before departure. The Gulf Air Tour invited pilots with 125 horsepower planes, drawing many private flyers nationwide. Also, Oscar Heron, 18, Newport inmate, escaped from Grafton Prison Farm and the area police were alerted to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bac
Nashville
Tennessee
John W. Coates
Elyria
Frank Parsons
Oberlin
Robert Harding
L. W. Perkys
Wey
South
Grafton
Oscar Heron
Newport
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Harvey N. Lewis
Winckles
Youn Mare
Pune
Elyria Monument Co
Kor
Roberts
Nate Tal
Wakeman Dairy Farm Operator Heads Federation
Man
Woman
Death Records
Bentha J.guthman
Elizabeth Ernst
Mrs
Carrie Evege
Cecile M. Hyde
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Killer
Insurance OF All Minds
Ted E. Seward
Broad Strret
Harry Patterson
Robert Womack
Goldie
Anthony Bersley
Stephen Kaster
Richard Baird
Richff
Steven Shaffer
Bon Air Avenue
Shaffer
Dog Training Corps
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gattano Allesandro
Maria
D. A. Cook
Lawrence Hartman
Harvey Curtis
D. A. Cook Avalant
Will Banks
Cleveland Metal
Marty Morgan
Nye
Homer Freer
Jenner
Robinson Lorain
North Ridge Road
Peiter Brown
Walter Lach
Lach
Olge Thompson
John
Violet Smith
David
Pyouth Amherst
Frederick
Eberhart
Kilbe Road
Amherst Water Works Co
Catt
Amherst Water Works Co. Ys
Wheerep' Jad
North Dakota
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Hiuers
New Orchard
Qats
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jersey
Washington
Cornbelt
Indiana
St Yein
Lele Guetta
Northern Spy
Ila
Pennsylvania
U.S
aRtis and
Cretea
Chicago
Sleveland-Buu'ley
Eyria, Onis
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Elyrians
BOSCO
N.Y. Central Pennt, National Dairy
Seara Roebuck
Westinghouse
el Woolworth Co, General Motors
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel Standard of Oh: Cities Service
Massachusetts Investors Trust Prospectus
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
Alaska
Todey's
Land OF Real
Alaska Life
Torew Dasa
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