Bride Of Former King Reported Critically in Brazil
Magda Cipescu once known as Princess Helena of Romania lies near death amid cancer and anemia while a Brazilian judge weighs the validity of King Carol’s marriage to Mme Lupescu. Doctor Paul Frank says recovery unlikely as Carol stays near her bedside with trusted friends. The court is expected to rule on the marriage contract and divorce status later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Sanetro
Magda Cipescu
Carol
Helena
Romania
Paul Frank
Mme
Lupescu
Ile
Bragtian Seventh District Court
Catal
Helen
Greece
Witness testifies Jones joined Black Legion in 1938 initiation
Glenn F. Webb of Lima testifies before a Senate Commerce Subcommittee that he helped administer the first half of the Black Legion initiation oath during a spring night in 1938 and that 26 to 30 others were initiated. He recalls the ceremony at a state bathhouse and says Jones was the only member he distinctly remembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn F. Webb
Lima
Robert F. Jones
R. Og Wee
Black Legion
Hint Jones
Webb
Senate Commerce
Bath
Jones
Federal Communications Commission
Virgil Hersbert Effinger
Fiffinger
Formr
Noth
Effinger
Ous
Ehough
Tor
Homer B. Capehart
Ft. Ind
Capehart
Kiwanis Club To Hear Convention Reports
Elyria Kiwanis Club will hear convention reports at the noon luncheon in the Marine Room. Delegates Paul J. Corbin and Clifford G. Strean will present findings from the Chicago convention. A report shows 27 members had perfect attendance for the first half of 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Fonunal Kiwanis
Chicago
Eik S. Marine Room
Paul J. Corbin
Clifford G. Strean
Elyria Club
Grafton News Briefs Mention Local Social Guests
Mrs. E. P. Clement and Chor Mae of Elyria dined with Mrs. Grace Fark on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Cragin visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. BE Ward en route to Lodi. Miss Maury Gray of Elyria stayed with the Cragin home before a five weeks California trip. Mrs. A. B. Pfeiffer attended the Smith-Reisinger wedding and reception at Elyria’s First Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Clement
Chor Mae
Elyria
Grace Fark
Frank’ Cragin
Warden
Lodi
Maury Gray
California
A. B. Pfeiffer
Christ, Elyria
Union Deadlock Persists in Northern Mine Talks
After seven hours of bargaining, northern and other steel company mine operators failed to break the deadlock over labor terms. Lewis, amid a wider dispute over the Taft-Hartley Act, pressed for a UMW member on the board while warning the law would curb labor power and seeking full or partial shutdowns through the week if talks stall further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Dai Uge
Megane Terme
Ilinois
Dudiana
Far Wealery
Ulhu
Northern
Commerensal
Antiparia
Lnd
UMW
Keven Velw
Truman
Ityal
Canmitacy
Lewis Whys
Mississippi River Falling Threatens Grand Tower Town
Grand Tower mayor Jesse Grammer warned the long isolated town would be evacuated if the Mississippi River continues to fall. About 600 residents remained, with Coast Guard boats bringing in supplies as floodwaters receded along a 100 mile river stretch. Forecasters predicted stages near 44.9 feet at Cairo, with higher levels possible elsewhere, as levees protected St. Louis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tower
Jesse Grammer
Yoagai
Tand
Saippi
Grand Tawrt
At. Lewis
Coast’ Guard
Cairo
Vie
Harry Fy Wallhereen
St. Louis
Ciro
Shiges
Grammer
Rame Arrow
Old Age Aid in Lorain County Tops June Totals
In Lorain county a total of 1208 persons received Ohio Aid for the Aged during June, with average awards around 87 dollars. The report cites Mrs Elizabeth Dulde, local manager, and notes distributions statewide totaled over 4.8 million dollars in June. The obituary section lists William Martin 89, Mary Moylett 80, Aden Mann 82, and others with funeral plans and survivors, including relatives in Cleveland, Oberlin, and New London.
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Lorain County
Ohio Aid For
Lebt
Dantency
Elizabeth Dulde
Jonn Boryczka
Duhn Boryczka
Erie
South
Amherst
Boryczka
Poland
South Amherst
Berea
Emsons
Ohio
Cleveland
Old Angel Company
Church of the Nativity
Alliance of Poles In
America
Modern Woodmen of America
Agnes
Adam Boryczka
Burgrusy
Istep
Joh
Los Angeles
Reubin Myers
Helen Cavanaugh
Phat ‘Butner Funeral Home
Nativity
Petrillo Reveals Union Plans In Radio Industry
James C Pete Petrillo, president of the American Federation of Musicians, told a House Labor Subcommittee that the union will halt all musical recordings and network broadcasts next year. He said networks could cut off by Feb 1 1948 and urged stations to stand on their own. Petrillo described widespread unemployment among musicians and suggested the union may enter the business itself, while remaining a labor organization. Also reported: burglars stole radios and a hydraulic jack from the McAlpin gasoline service station in Grafton. Deputy sheriffs investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C
Pete Trillo
APL
American Federation of Musiclang
AFL
Petrillo
House
United States
Perrill
Net
Death Notices for Nash and Simpson Families in Ohio
Scott Nash, 86, died at home on Chestnut Ridge Road after years on his farm in Russia township. Survived by wife Amy Nash, daughters Beatrice McCormicks and Amazin Hale, son Winfield Nash Jr., and siblings, with funeral at Ludyn Curtis Funeral Home officiated by Rev Eugene Thompson. Also Gilbert J. Simpson, 56, died after two weeks’ illness in Cleveland. Survived by son Gilbert J., daughters Lucile Mae and Joyce Gibnan, with services at Trner A Wells Funeral Home and burial in Fitchville.
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Scott Nasie Wiifeld
Scott Nash
Qisdene
Chestnuut Ridge Road
Mr. Nash
Russia Township
Treo
Tamain
Amy Nash
Beatrice McCormicks
Russian Road
Amazin Hale
Giles Road
Alice Nash
Winfield
Nash
Jr Plas
Simeon Nagh
Russie
Charles
Butternut Yidge
Walter
B. Beatrice Nash
Lavea Blanche Nish
Dleath
Ludyn
Gbert
Simpson
General Industries Company
Hoatm
Siniti Hospital
Cleveland
Mr. Simpson
Puesbury
Yorkshire
England
Elyria
Jinan
Henry Peat
Wilmot
Gilbert J
Lucile Mae Simpson
Joyce Gibnan
Manchester
New Hampshire
Trner A. Wells
Euclid Avenue
Fitchville
Ohio
Sanberry Obtains Building Permit for New Home
Sanberry at Air Avenue has secured a building permit for a one story frame dwelling labeled 29xd0-Luo. Building inspector Hart Dickason notes the project will convert the site into a garage and that Sanberry will perform his own construction. Estimated cost is $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kbs
Sanberry
Air Aveenue
Hart Dickason
July Corn Futures Hit All Time High on CBOT
CHICAGO For the fifth successive trading day corn futures reached an all time high on the Chicago Board of Trade. July delivery opened at $1 14 per bushel, slightly above the prior record set Saturday. WIFE OF SENATOR DIES Mrs Larry Bkin ner Ives wife of Sun Teving M Ives RB NY died unexpectedly today at Hatabridge. Ives left immediately for Batabridge. PROFESSOR EMERITUS DIES Oxford Dr Elmer FE Powell 85 professor emeritus of philosophy at Maine University and former Oxford mayor died today survived by his wife and daughter.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Larry Bkinner
Ives
Sun
Teving
N.Y
Hatabridge
Ni Yi
Batabridge
Oxford
Elmer FE. Powell
Philosphy v
Mian University
Bia
Daugther
Canoe Overturns Kill Several in Kent Leon Area
Multiple drowning incidents Saturday and Sunday raise canoeing dangers across nine state areas. Raymond Pettingell, 68, and Michael Mueller, 62, both of Hudson, died when their canoe capsized on Stewist Lake in Kent Leon. Bakker, 50, drowned fishing on Silver Lake near Ds. Miss Clara Minski, 24, perished after a fall near 100 feet at a school event. Funeral services were arranged. other details unavailable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Pettingell
Wand Michael Mueller
Hudsors
Silver Lake
Clara Minski
Franpen Atin
Hanes
Odd Catherine Rahdith
Kalle
Fracture Incident Noted At Local Event
A fragmented report describes an accident where a person suffered a fracture during a local gathering. Witness Whitle reported a vehicle, a wheel, and a path to care while others observed a crowd at a nearby street. No names or exact locations are clearly readable.
Dewey Seeks Support On Southern Political Tour
Governor Thomas B. Dewey of New York campaigned on a non political tour through southern and southwestern Oklahoma and Texas as he bids for the 1948 Republican nomination. He promised some delegates from Oklahoma but not all, while Texas GOP leaders George Slopking and W C Briggs met him privately in Sapulpa and then departed, fueling speculation about a push toward Ohio Senator Robert A Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapulpa
Oklaha
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Oklahoma
George Slopking
Waling
W. C. Briggs
Paducah
Lipio Sapulpa
Dewey
Texas
Ohio
Robert Aatt
More Girls Than Boys Register For Camp In Lorain County
Lorain and Wayne Counties plan a Fourth 4-H Club Camp at Camp Crag Medina July 23 to 36. With about 200 members expected from both counties, 100 spots per county are allocated. Registrations must be in by Monday. Most registrations so far are for girls. few boys have signed up. The program includes swimming, nature study, handicraft, music, recreation, crafts, belt making, felt work, and copper plating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Leland Schuter
Associate County Agricultural Extension Went
Lorain
Wayne Counties
Camp Crag
Medina Coun
Avon Lake club opens new quarters in Surf Club area
Avon Lake announces Eagles Lodge new club room at Stop 6h in the Surf Club. Mrs Wilburn Walker attends a five day teaching conference at Bowling Green State University. A Avon Lake student elected senator. Library notes list open days and new books, including Web of Lucier and Moremy Bell. Local families and relatives from Pennsylvan ia visiting.
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Avon Lake
Wisin
Eagles
Wilburn Walker
Joeel Schol Avendes
Bowling Crretty
Jay Week
Renator Dors
Ste
Robert Urigim
Avon Lake School
Huckeye
O Rily
Stonday
Hoon
Fai
Avon
Wath Mes
Grey Straban
Ayam Veetinang
Ib Mivhipanebale
Catal Gideka
Borin
Eusin
Banal Caetko
Walker Road Croet
Aniiraeh
Ohio State University
J! Alekonehine
Pennsylysqia
UN Agreement Gives U S Trusteeship Over Jap Islands
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved a United Nations plan granting the United States sole trusteeship over former Japanese mandated islands in the Pacific. Support came from Secretary of State George Marshall, Secretary of War Patterson, Secretary of the Navy Forrestal, General Eisenhower, Army Chief of Staff, and Admiral Nimitz, Chief of Naval Operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
United States
Pacific
George G. Mareshall
Robert B. Patterson
Navy
Daniel W. Forrestal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Ashland Man Named Head of Sullivan Schools
Wellington James T. Hunter of Ashland is named superintendent of Sullivan schools succeeding C. G. Carlson who moves to the Ashland City school system. Hunter, a graduate of Ashland High and Ashland College, has been basketball coach and instructor at Loudonville High. An assistant coach, he left to enter service after four years in the Army Air Corps, where he was an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
James T. Hunter
Ashland
Sullivan
C.G
Carlson
Hunter
Ashland High School
Ashland College
Loudonville High School
Loudonville
Army Air Corps
Variety Marks YMCA Program This Week
YMCA boys division plans a varied Summer adventure week with 65 plus participants. A treasure trail hunt, softball games, a goldfish hunt, and a pool turtle release are on the schedule. A Cleveland baseball trip will cap the week, limited to 50 boys, part of a three trip series with earlier June 26 and upcoming July 18 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gleason
Tave
Tuts
Cobras
Jokers
Theims
Cleveland
Te Indians
New York Yankees
Welfare League Meeting At Riverside Homes This Evening
Community welfare group to gather at Riverside Homes Center for special appeal inviting all interested in the movement to attend. Albany court sentences Carl De Blumer, 45, to twenty years for the murder of eight year old playmate Bubby Wahrman in a grim case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Welfare League
Riverside Homes
Albany
Carl de Blumer
Ife
Prin
Bubby Wahrman
Court house arrests show mixed July disturbances
Numerous Lorain County cases unfold as arrests and hearings occur. Mike Puclowski 8 rR was jailed for fine payment after intoxication and disturbance arrest. Sam Sheriff reports non support arraignment. traffic violators and reckless driving fines issued. a woman, Winifred Busby, injures her back after a fall near Slugs restaurant. A dog bite victim, Norman Barr, and other residents face charges or notices as juries, divorces, and property matters proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Puclowski
South
Amherst
A. E. Engle
Justice At the Peace
Need Help For Bean And Cherry Pickers In Elyria
Bean and cherry growers in Elyria Lorain area need many boys and girls for picking tomorrow after poor turnout Saturday. Stenty Leimbach, county Farm Labor Office manager, reports only a few showed up for meeting points in Elyria and Lorain amid rain. A large number are still needed to finish beans not picked Saturday or today. Several arrests and local incidents are noted, including a disorderly conduct fine for 19-year-old Russell Ingwer and traffic offenses around Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain Preas
Stenty Leimbach
Teounty
Lorain
Lemmibavli
Second Street
Cart House
Russell Ingwer
Pitt and
Penthane
Ingwer
Cambridge Avenue
Ingner
A. R
Agate
Visits 36 States And Vancouver Peaceful hitchhike across America
Kenneth Kreck of 7H Foster avenue, discharged after 18 months in the army, trekked over 12 000 miles through 36 states and Vancouver B C. From Camp Campbell Ky he visited Portland Seattle Vancouver Elyria Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Grand Canyon Hoover Dam San Antonio New Orleans Key West BahR bor New York State and finally returned home. A Elyria High School 1944 graduate now works for Railway Express Company and plans college in the fall.
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Kenneth Kreck
Foster Avenue
Army
Vancouver
B.C
Krueck
Camp Campbell Ky
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Elyria
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Scotts Field
Salt Lake City
Crater National Park
Sany Francisco
Yostmite Park
Hoover Dam
Grand Canyon
Carlsbad Caverns
Num
San Antonio
Tex
New Orleans
Florida
Key West
BahRor
New York State
Elyria High School
Railway Express Company
Police Report From City Court And Streets
Charles Novatny reported a car tool chest worth 150 dollars stolen from his truck parked at West Miver and Woodford on June 27. Robert C Archer of Grafton, 23, fined 25 dollars for driving without a license with a temporary permit issued last August 3. He was arrested on Middle avenue at 4:30 am. Joseph Gasparek of Cleveland fined for intoxication after being arraigned for drinking at a Court v street restaurant at 1:30 am yesterday. Tony Brazo of Oberlin road fined five dollars for intoxication after arrest at Lake avenue and Foster at 11:30 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgrinis
Deauty
Justice of the Peace
James P. Horn
Allen
Norman Barr
Bell Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Amos Cooper
R. D
Avon
Investigaan
Stoney Ridge
Cooper
Gotte
Fay McCabe
Winckles Retreet
Justice of the Peace C. CG
Lord
Gartner's Inn
Fay Doss
Spruce Street
Justice C. C. Lord
Lake Avenue
Ray Crawford
Taft, Avenue
Lodstreet
H. F. Exgars
Jnrosion
East Avenue
Hugh Windsor
Genison Avenue
Joseph Kendall
Secon Street
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Broad Street
Vale F
Thomas McKay
Chestnut Street
McKay
Fred Smith
Earl Smith
Smith
Harold Bennett
Cascade Park
Cary
Charles Novatny
Woodford Avenue
West Miver
Robert C. Archer
Grafton
A. R. Agale
Middle Avenue
Joseph Gasparek
Cleveland
Tony Brazo
Oberlin Road
Foster
Engagement Notice for Kathryn Wolf and Donald Seabold
Penfield couple announces the engagement of Kathryn Wolf to Donald Seabold eldest son of Mr and Mrs Carl Seabold of La Grange Both are graduates of this years class of their angle schools Wedding plans are indefinite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wolf
Donald Seabold Penfield
Lloyd Wolf
Penfield
Kathryn
Donald Seabold
Carl Seabold
la Grange
Markets Toledo Grain and Livestock Prices Mixed
Market reports show varied prices across grains and live stock. Wheat and corn list mixed quotes while cattle, hogs, and sheep markets display broad ranges from good to low grades. Produce and poultry sectors reflect weak to steady conditions with modest gains in select items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
LIV
Eholte Wetherk
Cobice Ewes
HOGA
Tynts
Port Ty Olhe
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Witness
Kiwanis Club
Mississippi
William Martin
Howard Smith
Hamilton
Smith Ame
Elliott
Millerburg
Nashville
Mary Moylett
Oberlin
Union Street
Allen Hospital
Following
Cee Horn
Ireland
Nipces
Wao
Chienga
Tom Bangdon
Seduman
Sacred Heart Church
Hos
Bla
Westwood Cemetery
Jen MA
Ondon
Aden Mann
North Railroad Street
Tagles Township
New London
Annan
John
Californinster
George Nead
Forwais
Sackett Funes
Kettering
Norwath
Grove
Albert Remetery
Lots Siegel
Huse Siegel
Louise Siegel
Liedhegae
East 20Th Street
Shaw Syty
Hey Childrens
Salwtin
Paul Habert
Hang’Steel
Sirsan Tate
Mant Shoah Goldstein
Mos
Beatrice Beyearn
Grimdelialehy
Will Bae
Troy Tie
von Maijewsky
Mlemonat
Lutts W. Maw
Alan Jools
Sui
Westlake
Tate
Siatereanehew
Dave
C. P. VA
Sas & Lifeling
Pat Tae
Vince Him
Hel- von
MB John
Smula
LD Gether
Eastman
Spitor
Abig
Staney McAlpin
Howe
Death Records
Gilbert Simpson
Wbe
Coanet
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
U. S
Jap Islands
Sullivan Schools
United Press
Sam Sheriff
Vincent
Tustcn of the Peace
James Pr. Horn
Rose
Winifred Busby
Tenth Street
Slugs
Court Street
Central Penns
Montgomery Wap.Nautinal
Dsacy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghone Electric
Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Susie Lent
Antrim Road
Merlin Monagin
Peter Flontek
Common Pleas
Guy B. Find- Men
Flantek
Findley
D. A. Cook
Edward Bembower
Lorain County Law Library
Elvvla
Cnty
Law Library
Diebrity
Association J
Helen Srirtz Seas
Edwin
D. A. iCuak
William Tong
Evora
Juda K. Ay ,Guck
Marz Maltlory
Obertin
Cnust
Robert
Stella Dickeraaay, Buth
Constance Haovailer
Robert Couch
Elyrian
Elying
J Amrican Legion
Canada
Thomaz Schneider
A. D
Anna Schneider
Police Dept. News
Murbach
Fulton Funeral Home
Gratton, Ohio
Tolena
Toledo
Cork
Gor Beane
Bbc
Basketa
Frebergype
Air Qualite Soc
Baskete
Pas Cmy
Veland
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