Chapman Lets Permit Issue Light On Final Lausche Period
In his first public statement former Ohio liquor chief Harlan T. Chapman says permits issued in Lausche’s final days came with information as received. He cites a 5 p.m. call from a governor’s secretary ordering no more D3 or D5 licenses and defends continuing regular D4 and other permits. He notes potential revocation power and recalls past memos urging review of club permits and 15 day filing rules.
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Storms lash half nation as Milwaukee snowbound
Heavy storms across the central states cause at least 28 deaths, closed schools, and paralyzed transport from Wisconsin to Illinois. Milwaukee reports 19 inches of snow, rail traffic slows, and city offices stay closed as blizzards push cold snaps toward the region. Farther afield, Vancouver harbor gale sinks a tug while Yukon records minus 78.7 degrees.
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Weather update and local notices blur into ads
Cloudy and colder with new flurries today. Partly cloudy and colder tonight. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness and light snow, turning colder by night. DANCING Sunday night with Art Roush at The Supper Club from 10 pm to 2 am. Open Sunday between Elyria and Lorain on Lake Ave.
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Krakauer Surrenders to District Attorney
New York gambler and indicted figure Krakauer turned himself in at 11 40 a m at the New York district attorney's office. He faces conspiracy and attempted bribery charges tied to an alleged plot to fix the NP L championship game between the New York Giants and Chicago Bears. Firehook and Hapes were the targeted Giants players.
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Bishop From China To Speak Here On Thursday
The Rt. Rev. Quentin Kewi Yuan Huang of Kunming China will speak at St. Andrew's Episcopal church on Thursday February 20. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew's sponsors the meeting with the subject World Brotherhood in Christ and invites all who wish to attend.
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Standen Heads County Insurance Association
Elyria insurance man Ralph Standen was elected president of the Lorain County Insurance Association to succeed Charles A. Miller of Amherst. Melville A. Spaid was named vice-president and Guy Wels and Walter Moebius were elected trustees.
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Graf Spee Could Have Won Battle Says Adm. King
Adm. Ernest J. King, wartime U S fleet chief, said the Graf Spee could have defeated two British light cruisers off Montevideo in December 1938 if the captain had chosen to fight rather than scuttle. The ship, damaged in the engagement, sought repairs in Montevideo. King noted its superiority in firepower could have finished the cruisers if engaged one at a time.
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Mumps Cancel Port Washington High School Game
Midvale authorities cancel Port Washington High School basketball game after an mumps outbreak. Coach Bray Toot reports several varsity players have contracted mumps, and the decision is final to protect players and spectators.
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Senate Group Planning Liquor Probe in Ohio
The Ohio Senate Special Liquor Investigating Committee will proceed cautiously to avoid immunizing wrongdoers. Lt. Gov. Herbert cited immunity rules as it plans subpoenas targeting past state administration officials, possibly dating to 1944. The panel, chaired by Sen. Roscoe Walcutt, may hire an attorney to direct investigators and will start in days without highway patrol involvement.
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Precinct Committee Members Are Named
Lorain County Republican Executive Committee approved three Elyria precinct seats and one Lorain post at Oberlin In. last night. Fred E. Sheldon Cora J. Phelps L R Boyson named for 3-2 4-B 6-A precincts. Lilian Edwards chosen in Lorain Precinct 58. Appointments fill vacancies in two cities.
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Oberlin
Harold Covault
Fred E. Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
Cora J. Phelps
Fourth Street
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West River Street
Tornado toll rises across five states in two days
A United Press survey shows at least 15 people dead and more than 150 injured as tornadoes struck Alabama Georgia Tennessee Arkansas and Missouri over two days. Homes were destroyed and towns like Madison Park Asbury Bethel Crockett and Haywood counties suffered severe damage.
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Truck Driver Held Up in Lorain Robbery
Clarence Guenther, a Lorain driver for George Canales wholesale tobacco, was robbed of 834 dollars after finishing deliveries. He described a man forcing him from his truck at the American Legion lot, then driving to Gulf Road and Spring Valley Country Club before the robber fled in a waiting car with Guenther’s cash and day’s collections.
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Spring Valley Country Club
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Coordinating committee eyed for Elyria veterans groups
Dinner at the Graystone Hotel brought together representatives from nearly a score local veterans service groups to discuss forming a coordinating committee. The Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion hosted and urged each group to appoint a member to organize and meet regularly to prevent duplication and share ideas. The effort aims to continue vocational counseling under the Elyria Veterans Service Center and expand guidance from veterans’ organizations.
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Park superintendent warns children away from Black River
John Madock issued a warning against children playing near the Black River as flood waters rose 12 feet above normal due to recent heavy rain. The rapid current increases danger, Madock said, urging caution near the river. A new Bayer Pocket Watch shipment was just received at Milton's Credit Jewelers, 596 W. Meat We.
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Colder Tonight Predicted Across Ohio Weather Forecast
United Press reports a continued cold wave across Ohio with colder tonight and tomorrow night. Light snow is forecast as creeks and rivers rise from recent heavy rain. widespread damage from yesterday's severe wind and rain in Springfield and Cincinnati is estimated in the thousands, including broken storefronts, blown roofs, and about 42 rooftops damaged. A dust storm from Texas Panhandle later coated areas with reddish dust that turned to mud after more rain, while Cleveland records 1.65 inches of rain for yesterday totaling 4.52 inches for the year.
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MacArthur Rejects Planned Nationwide Strike Action
In Tokyo General MacArthur declared he would not permit a broad workplace walkout, after Japanese labor leaders called off threatened strikes. The action would have halted trains and semiconducted communications and stopped work in government offices, affecting essential services.
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