May as corrupt chairman in May-Garsson trial
The government closed its case seeking conviction of defendants including farmer Congressman Anes, and branded May as a corrupt chairman of the Howie Military Affairs. Cronies Z and the Garson brothers Honey Moo and Murray face conspiracy to defraud charges. May and councilors allegedly bribed for favors. Prosecutor Paisley urged a federal ruling finding graft and misconduct in wartime service.
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Washington
Govert
Fae Vors Iy
Youth Held in Mother's Death in Bronx Apartment
New York police arrested 17 year old John Hooks Lorlay in connection with the hammer slaying of his mother. Authorities said he beat her to death after she scolded him for failing to do his work. The slaying occurred at the Hooks apartment in the Bronx.
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New York
John Hooks
Lorlay
Hier
They Fease
Pole
Yesh Huey
Hooks
Bronx
June Collections In Mayor Court Reach $2027.36
Report by clerk Mrs Pearl Coutle shows June collections totaling $2027.36, with parking fines contributing $445, city ordinance fines $194, civil filings $451.80, and other small sums. Total turned over to the city auditor was $1404.98, while $624 went to the law library from the ordinance account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigvia Fibgar
Mes
Pearl Coutle
Ety
Three Bullet Ridden Bodies Found in Kentucky Farmhouse
Leitchfield Kentucky reports three bullet riddled bodies found near Tousy in a farm house. Victims are Walter Young fifty two, Aira Mildrevt Patterson eighteen, and Wavie Patterson twenty four. Each had multiple gunshot wounds, investigators say. Coroner OW Watkins is handling the case. Initial police belief was murder suicide but evidence suggests potential other causes.
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Leitchfield
Pulien
Iday
Tousy
Walter ©. Young
Aira Mildrevt Patterson
Wavie Patterson
Fach
Watkins
French General Is Relieved Of Command
French General Charles DeGaulle era is reported relieved of command as cabinet discussions preceded the action. No official reason was given. A separate incident notes Lester Sowers, 40, of Bedford Indiana killed when a crane dropped a pipe from a height at a fuel gas plant in Lancaster.
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Paris
Rugar
Lancaster
Lester Sowers
Bedford
Ind
Om AO Fet Teipgih
mMpe
Death Records and Obituaries Show Elyria Area Losses
Edward L. Clark aged 69 died at his daughter Jenna Baston’s home in Uniontown after living in Elyria. Survived by three daughters and two sisters, with nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 1 pm Thursday at Long Funeral Home with burial at Nesbitt Cemetery, Grafton. Also listed Willie Mae Davis of Elyria, born Rosedale Mississippi 189? died at Alyvia Memorial Hospital after illness. survived by husband Willie Davis and four children, parents, and in-laws. Also Califf Davis of Oberlin died suddenly at home while listening to the radio. details include long Oberlin residence, Sugar Bowl founder, and surviving relatives.
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Edward L. Clark
Edward V. Clark
Elyria
Jenna Baston
Uniontows
Ace Theo
Bastoty
Hazel Keiper
Edna Beal
Walter Bush
Anna Cole
Oberlin
Long Funeral Home
Akron
Nesbitt Cemetery
Grafton
Willie Mae Davis
Willie Mae Walis
Carlisle
Callif Davies
Cillie Davis
Edwin J. Davis
Peilf P. m
Mir Davis
Vee!nalinn-One the Lake
Christ Episcopal
Sersis
Westaand
Court House notices mix with probate and divorce filings
Probate today valued the estate of the late Marle J. Monroe of Oberlin at 8111.60 with 6500 in securities and 1561 in a bank. Katherine Croskey filed for divorce from Elmus Croskey for extreme cruelty and infidelity. they married February 2, 1984 and have two children. Judgments were issued in separate cases including 356.77 against K. J. me Corrine Vaught. Stanley Wack Sr. was fined for failure to support three children. Alberta Miller’s divorce petition was dismissed at plaintiff’s request. custody awarded to Mrs. Bennett of Lorain RD 1 for three sons. A petition seeks to set aside the will of George Lidington, with Beatrice Schumaker executor. The Mallary estate of Oberlin is valued at 40,000 with 30,000 real estate and 10,000 personal property. legatees listed include Robert W. Mallory and Stella Mallory Dickerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle J. Monroe
Oberlin
Ty Oan
Katherine Croskey
Baetzcourt
Lorain
Elmus Croskey
Charg
Suli
Terri Bennett
Lorain RD
Samax Bennett
Guy Bo Findley
Common Pleas Court
George Lidington
George A. Williams
Westlake
Bessie J. Adams
Cleveland
Beatrice Schumaker
Mary P. Mallary
Robert W. Mallory
Stella Mallory Dickerman
Trene Neitzke
Elyria Avenue
Amlerst
Harry Neutzke
Mansfeld
Neutzke
Boll
Tw Margier
Probate Court Estates And Divorces In Lorain County
Probate filings reveal estates of Julia Harvey Lenharet Ottilla Jabbureh Everett Adele Fry Amos Barnes with values from 1,050 to 11,611.98 and real or personal property in Elyria Columbia and Lorain townships. Probate notes include divorces and custody petitions by Frank Matyr, Harry Neitzke, Sam ples, Margier, and others, with guardianship and probation actions noted. A separate report details a burglary case tied to Allen and a prison escape police precautions from Lorain County.
President Truman To Be In Virginia Over The Fourth
WASHINGTON President Truman will extend his Fourth of July visit at Charlottesville Virginia through Saturday returning to Washington on Sunday The President will make a 20 minute broadcast speech on the Fourth from Monticello the home of Thomas Jefferson The speech will be broadcast by all networks starting at 12 10 p m EST He will leave the White House tomorrow by automobile for the three hour drive to Charlottesville Colle the home of Stanley Woodward State Department chief of protocol The Woodwards live about a mile from Monticello outside Charlottesville Colle means hill was named by Italians who built the first house on the site later bought by Jefferson Columbus A six view mistake could cost you from 8 to 50 in Ohio State Highway Department says motorists will be arrested if they drive over the center line while the lines are being painted The Patrol reports 11 motorists arrested on U S Route 40 near Columbus in recent days British ship in trouble Lochmonar sent an EP to the Coast Guard 300 miles north of the Azores Island
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Washington
Trueman
Charlottesville
Washington J
White House
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Truman
Colle
Stanley Woodward
State Department
Woodward
Monticetta
Hill
Jefferson
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
State Highway Patrol
Bretz Rice Nuptials in North Olmsted at Home
The marriage of Ildarene Rice and Robert Bretz occurred at the couple’s home on Butternut Ridge Road North Olmsted on Thursday June 26 with Rev Heber Robinson officiating at a First Universalist church ceremony. Guests included out of town relatives, a 200 guest reception, and plans to reside on Latternut Ridge. A nursery school opening for 2 to 5 year olds at the Universalist church was announced with teachers listed and a ten week session.
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North Olmsted
Bretz-Rice Nuptiala Nortit Olmsted
Ldarene Rice
Sib Rice
Robert Aretz
Norman Paddecek
Butternut Hidue Road
Heber Robinson
Charlotte Kit
Porpate
Ptuan
Willa Packimper
Ameany
Out of
Poser
Mere, JR. Shank
Mie
Evelyn Bog
Mrd
Mere Norman Paridack
Buers
Fla
Treewern Tay
Helen Carnell
Fursers
Laura Standen
Willard Ford
Pranary
Speeding And Reckless Driving Challenges To Self Discipline
Julien H Harvey of the National Conservation Bureau argues that traffic deaths stem from individual attitude. He cites speed as the leading cause, notes varying safe speeds by conditions, and urges personal discipline, respect for law, and consistent responsibility to reduce accidents.
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Julien H. Harvey
National Conservation Bureau
Market Report from Cleveland and District Prices
Market summary shows grains steady with wheat around 260 per bushel and corn near 2.50. Livestock receipts include 180 steers and 200 calves with varied values. lambs and sheep steady with poor quality. Produce lists baskets and prices for beets, cabbage, cucumbers, onions, and other fresh items in mixed shopping notes.
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Mulla
Ugtrt
Ube
Pond
Five Injured In Two Cincinnati Area Fires
Five men were injured in two Cincinnati area fires causing nearly 200000 dollars in damage. The Ath Landry and Dry Cleaning Co in Newport Kentucky suffered significant losses, with about 100000 dollars in damage across three buildings. A separate blaze at the Co operative Feed Mills plant north of Reading caused about 75000 dollars in damage to a warehouse.
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Cincinnati
Greater
Ath Landry and Dry Cleaning Co
Newport, Ky
Co-operative Feed Mills
Reading
Garden party at the Smith home benefits W S C S
A Saturday garden party at Jr. and Mrs. Taylor Smith hosted a luncheon on the lawn to benefit the W S C S at the Methodist church. Attendees included Mrs. Smith and a list of local residents. Executive board members were entertained at the DeChant home Monday evening.
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Taylor Smith
Methodist Church
Card Haines
Smith
George Houserman
Ellis Hoag
Mra
William Wingate
Untertain Board
Fd Stagg
Lea Gabena
Baylina
Elyria
Frank Gakesa
Lorain
DeChant
Kenneth Knight
Tampa
Lo Knight
Kaught
Anna Henson
Earl Frankart
Clyde
Gough
Glen Hubbard
Theresa Pullen Af
Many Children Help On Farms Across County June
Well over 1,000 children were out by the Farm Labor Office in June to work in gardens and help harvest fruit and vegetables. Henry Leimbach, office manager, reported 41 left Elyria and 140 left Lorain for farms in the county. He noted limited feed for children Friday due to the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Labor Office
Henry Lelmwach
Elyria
Lorain
Leimbach
Light Battle On Roosevelt Avenue Elyria Letter
Dear Editor criticizes Elyria City Council for moving the street light from Roosevelt to Olive street. The writer argues Olive street residents deserve a new light, not the aging fixture relocated for years, calling the council's action asinine. A. C. Kehnert, 480 Roosevelt Avenue, Elyria.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Elgria
Olive Street
A. C. Kehnert
Elyria
Madison Cap firm borrows cabs due to insurance gap
The Madison Cap company at 611 Brand Street is operating using cabs borrowed from other firms as a temporary measure. Its own cabs are insured by a casualty insurer that has suspended business. The city ordinance requires casualty insurance, so Madison is seeking new coverage and will rely on courtesy cabs until the new policy is in place.
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Madison Cap Company
Brand Street
Madison
Madison Company
Child Welfare Board Meets This Afternoon
The Latain County Child Welfare Board was set to meet late this afternoon amid rumors that executive secretary Carl W. Wagner would resign. Board chair Mrs. C. D. Reding declined to confirm or deny the resignation rumors.
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Latain County Child Welfare Board
Carl W. Wagner
C. D. Reding
Lake Avenue Grange Plans Bond Purchase and July Events
The Lake Avenue Grange met with substitutions for the master and officers. They voted to buy a $1 bond to bond the treasurer and secretary and planned a July 18 party for newlyweds. Grange Hustlers held an all day meeting with Connie contest winners and games committee named for July 18 events.
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Lake Avenue
Bond Lake Avenue
North
Elyria
Walt
Howard Behnke
Marcella Scott
David Edwards
Joseph Hornyak
Richard Murphy
Edith Miller
Grange
Bertram Provornike
Henry Bislick
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Nellie Edwards
Rita Starkey
Joseph Hornan
Rabies Contact Count Reaches 34 at McManus Trailer Camp
County health officials report no additional exposures beyond 34 people who were bitten or handled the suspected rabid dog at the McManus Trailer Camp on AK road west of Toratn. An anti rabies serum has been given to all suspected contacts. no serious illness reported among the 34.
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McManus
Ak Road
Toratn
Hobo Poet Visits Elyria In Housing Shortage Visit
Leonard Knute Hofiu e a longtime hobo poet traveled to Elyria staying overnight as the city hosts a housing shortage. A West Middlesex Pennsylvania native, Hotius has roamed the country for 30 years visiting every state. He notes Obhlo is among his favorite states but criticizes local sales tax.
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Leonard “Knute” Hofiue
Elyria
Hotius
West Middlesex
Obhlo
Notice To Pastors Of Local Churches
Ministers and church secretaries of Elyria churches must submit notices for Saturday's church page to The Chronicle Telegram by 2 PM Thursday since the newspaper office is closed Friday July due to a holiday.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Street sweeper crash and multiple incidents reported
A city street sweeper driven by Harold Johnson collided with a cable truck loaded with cattle near West Broad and West Bridge. Damages included a fender and headlight on the sweeper. Police also arrested John A. Nary for intoxication after he was found near railroad tracks behind Heidmyer Hardware. Youths from Elyria and Oberlin faced questioning for damaging a parked automobile near the New York Central freight station, with charges handled by Police Chief E. J. Stankard. James M. Burton was fined for a traffic violation stemming from a prior accident on Lodi Street.
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West Broad
West Bridge
Harold Johnson
West River Street
Thomas Cline
Berlin Heights
John A. Nary
New York
Elyria
Oberling
E. J.stankard
New York Central
Dan Beach
Oberlint
James M. Burton
East Bridge
La Grange Welcomes Granddaughter and New Couple
Local couple Mr and Mrs Charles Moulder greet granddaughter Ruth Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonor Dean of Elyria and Clayton Goldsmith of Elyria after their marriage at LaGrange Baptist parsonage. They plan to live in Avon after a Michigan trip. Wisteria Club enjoyed dinner at Mrs Zola Hastings home with plans for July picnic and next meeting. Youth Fellowship sends eight to Lakeside Bible School and bake sale plus paper drive aid expenses.
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la Grange
Ae Lagrange
Charles Moulder
Ruth Dean
Leonor Dean
Elyria
Clayton Goldsmith
LaGrange Baptist Parsonage
Walter Young
Jack Jensen
Michigan
Avon
Wisteria Club
Zola Hastings
Melya Adams
Gordon Adams
Dane Gordon
Oberlin Hospital
Leelyn Wilcox
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Albert Wilcox
Youth Fellowship Organization
Lakeside Bible School
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K. J. Me Corrine Vaught
Stanley Wack
Mendelfont
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Lord
Dustice Lord
Alberta Miller
Lodi Street
Oliver Miller
Common Pleas
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Black River Township
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Elyria Township
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Columbia Station
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East River Street
D. A. Conko
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Jackson County
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Lorain County
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E.R. Laver
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Margaret Murphy
Edna Behnke
Pauline Billingsley
Wruest
Mrs. Laver
Murdach
Thoreseal Coal & Supply Co
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Police Dept
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Grafton, Ohio
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