Public Disorder Fines Reported After Local Incidents
Police report details multiple arrests and fines from recent incidents. Charges include disrupting order, with penalties of fines and court costs. Names such as Kate Thompson from Cleveland and Frank Stanko are mentioned alongside locations Oberlin Court Street and Chicken Shack on Oberlin Avenue.
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Kate Thompson
Cleveland
Ovate
Chicken Shack
Oberlin
Frank Stanko
Hinkle Court
Wan
Costa
Court Street
Pfc James E Dove Back in the States
Mrs Clere Dove of 149 Charles Court received a message from San Francisco that Pfc James E Dove of the U S Marine Corps Reserves now back in the United States after 18 months in the Pearl Harbor area. He will return to Lakes Illinois then plan a time to be home. Lorain Man Arrest Reportedly Intercepted in Broad Street Restaurant Mage Zimmer was arrested on a charge of intoxication and is to be arraigned in police court tomorrow.
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Clere Dove
Charles Court
San Francisco
Een
James B. Dove
U. S.marine Corps Reserves
Pearl Harbor
Gi Lakes
Lorain
Mage Zimmer
Broad Street
Emil Novak
East Broad Street
East Avenue
James Lasko
Litchfield
Fair Grounds
Burke family visit sparks memories at Cherlin College
William Bushe of Santa Ana California visited with Mrs William Burke during a stay in Cleveland area. The Burkes, former Chronicle Telegram publisher J F Burke and relatives, joined a large family reunion at Clague Park Westlake. They toured Michigan for vacation plans and shared stories with relatives from the Burke Humphrey Herd Solida families.
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Chronicle Teleneain
Baeronal
Cherlin
William Bushe
Santa Ana
Calif
Burke
J F. Burke
Chronicle Telegram
California
William Burke
Michigan
Burkes
Clague Park
Westlake
Humphrey
Herd
Solida
Snead Wins British Open at Hot Springs
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia captured the British Open Golf Championship today becoming the American winner of the title. He posted a final round 78 two over par to win by four strokes over Johnny Bulla of Chicago who was runner up last held in 1898 and Ra Locke of South Africa tied for second with 24’s.
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St, Andrew S
Scotland
Sammy Sneed
Hot Springs
Shute
Snead
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Ra Locke
South Africa
Water supply and transport links for GM plant expansion
The article describes water capacity to meet factory needs and routing within a General Motors plant. It notes a 3,000,000 gallon per day water supply, a rail connection to the New York Central trunk line, and a path from receiving to processing through stamping, polishing, and electroplating. The finished hub parts and bumper assemblies would be loaded for shipment as the plant grows into a primary source for GM assembly plants.
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New York Central
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
General Motors
General Motors Assembly
Death notices list several Lorain County losses
Death records from Lorain County report several local deaths. Eddy Burton, 64, of LaPorte, died at home. wife Martha and daughters Clara Mae Stith and Alberta Franken survive, with a granddaughter Marie Addy Pranks. Services at Nichols Funeral Home led by Rev. Weaver Keener. Also mourners Mrs Matilda Reiling of Sheffield and Heal Lee of White Pigeon, Michigan, with multiple children and siblings named. Burial at St Marys cemetery in Elyria. Additional notices list Anna Johns of St Petersburg, Florida, and Mrs. Heal, with service details pending.
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Clara Mae Stith
Elgria
Alberta Mare Franken
Geaston
Mrand
Marie Addy
Tay
Nichols
Weaver
Forte
Anna Voins
Flyvia
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Johns
Amherst
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Lockwood held Saturday
Mrs Thomas Lockwood 47 died Tuesday night after a rescue incident when she pushed Miss Massne Palmer’s wheelchair to safety but was struck by a Big Four train. Funeral services at SacWel Funeral Home 2 pm Saturday officiated by Rev. B Rettering of First Baptist Church. Burial Grove Street Cemetery. Survived by husband, two sons Raymond and Charles in the armed forces, two daughters Mabel Monick and Ceson Brown, three brothers George Radley William Radley and Divie Radley, two half sisters and three grandchildren.
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Matilda Reiling
Soaeoa
Kelling
Ninth Street
Sheffield
Elyria
Fife
St. Mark's Church
Alfars Rosary Society
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Mise Doroths
Roland
Eugene
Lakeland
Mra
John Dechant
Avon
Ashley
van Durer
Cleveland
Jay Green
Shaker Heights
Veronica
Forster
Fred Forster
Joseph Forster
John Forster
U. S. Navy
Mannering Heal Lee
George E. Lee
White Pigeon
Michigan
Washington ,D. C
Dorothy
Nell Gowling
Katherine
Boat
Charles
Washington
Harry Heal
Claire Wendall
Sturgis
Lonuun
Thomas Lockwoat
Misa Massne Palmer
Hod. Bretterning
Jerusalem crisis eases as captured officers freed
Amid mounting tension in the Holy Land, three British Army officers Capt KH Spear of the Royal Artillery Capt G Warburton of the Fourth Parachute Battalion and Capt A W Taylor of the 12th Parachute Battalion were released unharmed after 16 days in captivity by Irgun Zvai Leumi. Reports say talks continue for a peaceful settlement as Britain plans to evacuate Jewish Agency staff and return seized agency HQ.
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Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Beitiah Army
Speacer
Royal Artillery
G. ©. Warburton
Parschalé
A. W. Tavior
12Th Parachute Battalion
Irgun Zvat Leuthdan
Jewish Agency
Court House Divorces Reported In And About
Multiple divorces granted by Judge D A Cook and Judge P D A Cook on grounds of neglect cruelty and neglect and cruelty. Names include James Leia Minnie Doris Ready Henry Bertha Fox Arnold James Hendricks Lucille Walker Jean Taylor Lorain and others with custody awards and a $253 monthly support for Bertha Fox. Address correction for Dorothy Lescher and a car collision on Cedar Street near Willard Ohio reported.
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James Leia
Minnie
D. A. Cook
Doris Ready
Henry
PD. A. Cook
Bertha Fox
Arnold
Dorothy Lescher
Eighth Street
James Hendricks
Lucille
Ridge D. A. Cook
Jean Taylor
Lorain
Walker
Common
Firework show draws crowd to Creek Vale Park near Wellington
About 1,300 people gathered at Creek Vale Park east of Wellington for July Fourth celebrations. Five thousand rides were taken on the merry go round as traffic tangled on a state route near the park, prompting the State Highway Patrol to intervene during the fireworks display.
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Wellington
Creek Valeey Park
State Highway Patrol
Eighteen Year Old Guilty of First Degree Murder
Ethel Mac urke, age eighteen, was found guilty of first degree murder in Toledo's high society circle death. She faces life imprisonment as the verdict is announced in the Toledo court.
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Toledo
Ethel Mac @urke
Indtron
Twin bills push rent freezes amid protests and price concerns
The report notes twin bills seeking to freeze rents at June 4 levels amid nationwide demonstrations against rising rents and grocery costs. About four thousand people in Miami endorsed a buyers’ strike to hold prices down. A Colorado anti inflation group plans a march on Denver’s Civic Hall to protest city leaders over rent and price policies. Despite spotty food price reports, essentials like clothing and dry goods largely held steady. Uncertain details include names and exact times. Funeral notices mention Sherman Rickett and two children, with services at Pouster Funeral Home in Cleveland.
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Cies
Miami
Colorado
Denver
Wiv
AVES
Raxperte
Car Crash Injures Walton Driver Near Oberlin
Martin Walton of Cleveland suffered contusions and abrasions at 12 30 pm when his Walton Fuel and Co truck skidded on gravel along Route 6 west of Oberlin. The other vehicle, driven by James Godette, was badly damaged after turning left onto West Ridge Road in front of Buffs car. Godette fled, deputy sheriff reported. The Walton driver was taken to Allen Hospital Oberlin.
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John Polachek
Willard
Vic Resar
R. DM. 1
Grafton Mad
Cedar
Palaschek
Resar
Por Hee
Allen Hospital
Oberiti
Eat
Josseph Kilt
Glenwood Street
Two Injured in New London Crash
Two injured in New London when the car of Mia Price collided with a telephone pole on Booth Main Street at 7 p.m. The Franklin vehicle struck Price’s car head on and plowed into the pole. Franklin and another occupant were hospitalized with injuries. the pole remained intact.
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New London
Olen, Moss
Lewis Franklin
Mia
Price
Booth Main Street
W. ©. Rogers
Franklin
Hess
Elyria Operators Strike For Ten Minutes
Fourteen long distance operators at Elyria Telephone Company staged a ten minute walkout from 12:32 to 12:10 pm after not receiving pay checks due Wednesday. Long distance service was suspended except for emergencies until pay remained not delivered.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Market Prices and Livestock Report From Cleveland
A Cleveland market report lists prices for sheep and hogs with various grades and weights, noting steady or medium demand in several categories. It includes wholesale figures, beef cuts, tomato prices, and a legal notice of Gillespie’s DUI conviction and suspended license following a mayoral court appearance.
Double Funeral Services for Accident Victims
Wellington reports two funeral services held at 2 p.m. at Faithfield Congregational for Fred Kelote J. and Jake A. Gantictdi killed in a traffic crash on State Route 162 Medina County Road 4 Tuesday at 7 p.m. Survivors include two sons Kenneth and Orth Gott of Elyria and Litchfield. a daughter Dorothy Cott of Penfield. five grandchildren with two injuries Janice and Joyce Gott. wife Nova Canfield, skull fracture for Avice, son Raymond Medina, daughter Mrs Arthur Snsder Clarkfield, and six grandchildren. Burial at Litchfield Cemetery.
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Wellington
Fitehfield
Fred Kelote
Iarke A. Gantictdi
Médina County
Marty Candy
The
United Church of
Kellong
Song
Kenneth
Elyria
Orth
Litchfield
Borothy Cott
Penfield
Janice
Joyce Gott
Harry A. Canfield
Nova
Avice
Raymond
Medina
Datahler
Arthur Snsder
Clarkafield
Litehsfield
Rent Control Law Meeting Delayed in Columbus
A Columbus conference of lawmakers with Gov. Prank and leaders including Frank Whittemore was postponed to Monday. The delay comes amid debate on enacting rent control and potential temporary federal action. a third special session may be called if control legislation is pursued before adjournment. The meeting involved House Speaker Betts, and leaders Lipscher Cantwell Franklin and Shaw among others.
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Columbus
Prank 4
Latisch
Senate
Frank B. Whittemore
R. Summit
Lavische
Whittemore
House
Jackson BE. Betts
R. Hancock
Robert Shaw
Franklin
Maurice Lipscher
D. Mahoning
John Cantwell
Mahoning
Six Men Die in Gas Pipeline Blast Near Peru Illinois
A 24 inch natural gas line exploded during a new main installation in a 15 foot pit near Peru Illinois five miles from La Salle causing six fatalities and nine injuries. Gas service to La Salle and Peru was disrupted until restored by Minnis Power Company as investigators from the gas company and La Salle County officials and National Gas Pipeline Company of America begin inquiries into the blast.
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LA Salle
National Gas Pipeline Company’ of America
Chicago
Peru
Ilc
Minnis Power Company
English Crown dominates in frail tennis triumph at Wimbledon
In a sparse report from Wimbledon, Ging Yoon Petes defeats Geote Frey Brown of Australia in a five set match to capture the Alls Ergleid Tennis Tournament title. Petta showcases a powerful serve and aggressive play amid cool skies, while Bobby Rigga marks a historic English win as the first Englishman to win since Cochet in 192?. Ridges last claimed the tournament in 1898.
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Wimbledon
England
Ging Yoon Petes
Geotefrey Brown
Australia
Petta
Auntié Cole
Army Witness Says Congressman May Used Pressure
Army witness Col John Slezak testified before the Senate War Investigating committee that Rep. Andrew J Mey D Ky pressured the War Department for war contractors. Maj Gen Levin H Campbell Jr said Mey repeatedly pressed for Dr uy Gurtsson, a key executive in firms under scrutiny, to aid a midwestern paper empire. Campbell recited steps in March 1944 to shield the department from this pressure.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Andrew J. Mey
War Department
John Slezak
Reeds
Levin H. Campbell, Jr
Army Ordnance
Campbell
House Military Affaire
Senate
Uy Gurtsson
Department
Slezak
Garson
Congressman
Public service contract terms in Elyria plan approval
A 1964 Elyria ordinance outlines a ten year public service agreement with The One Public Service Company. It fixes rates for street lighting lamps by candlepower and establishes a plan for determining power usage, with the city to pay specified yearly amounts and the agreement to take effect on adoption and remain in force barring law changes.
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Ordhianes
Atrel
As Hireetye
Elyria
Pula A Seine Company
Rasiang
Avetiied
Tanek
Fries Des Tarmipad
Peter of Chia
Rik
Ohio
Tee Bern
Anid
Jay
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Sherman Rickett
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Sady Randall
Pouster
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Edgar Smith
Anherst Methodist
PR Smith & CO
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Cleveland LivEstore
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