Lorain Names Queen and Court for Local Celebration
The Lorain Civic Memorial Association announced Miss Julie Anne Dabrowski to reign over a week of festivities with her princess Shirley Tellman. Duchesses include Shirley Noonan, Nancy Dimacchia, Janet Schwarz, Jean Kramer, Rose Ann Ksenich. Attendants to the princess include Delores Fredericks, Bonnie Lou Britten, Doris Covington, Tia Kovach, and Mary Ann Novak. Crowning will occur Saturday at the George Daniels field pageant.
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Lorain Police Cite Dellinger for Faulty Brakes and Yield Violation
Lorain police charged Paul Dellinger, 49, of 1306 Madison Ave, with operating a vehicle with faulty brakes and failing to yield after a collision at Elyria Ave and an alley between East 28th and 29th Streets. His vehicle hit a car driven by Lynette Gimben, 17, of 53878 Cherywood Dr, as she failed to stop heading west toward Elyria Ave. Louis Johns, 58, of 610 Dewitt St, was arrested for DUI, improper control, and leaving the scene after sideswiping a parked car owned by Richard Antus, 29, of 717 East Bth St.
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Paul Dellinger
Madison Ave
Elyria Ave
Louis Johns
Dewitt St
Johns
Richard Antus
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advertises FASTEETH a non acidic powder to sprinkle on dentures to improve stability and odor control. Claims teeth feel more comfortable and do not sour or cause embarrassment. Mentions availability at drug counters.
Lorain Man Charged In Mink Fur Shoplifting Spree
A 46 year old Lorain resident, Benjamin F. Blakeney of 1523 East 28th Street, faces petit larceny charges after allegedly stealing three mink furs from the Hardie Tailor Shop on West 14th Street. Police also probe a Broadway sewing machine theft. Blakeney reportedly admitted taking the machine and offered to return it if not prosecuted.
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Lorain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
East 28Th St
Hardie
West 14Th St
Mary McGuerty
14Th St
Blakeney
Kathryn Spalter
Helen Hardie
Sewling
Spalter
Likely To Defer Decision On TH Use In Steel Dispute
President Eisenhower could seek a Taft Hartley injunction to halt a steel strike if national welfare is threatened. Sources say he will defer using emergency powers, citing time needed for a shortage to threaten welfare and that the 80 day interim serves as a warming up period rather than cooling off. If the strike lasts into summer, the process progresses through fact finding, injunctive action, a final offer, NLBR balloting, and possible court dissolution.
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Congress
Vermilion Fish Fry to Aid Child Group
Vermilion Council of Parents and Friends of Exceptional Children hosts a fish fry at the Legion Hall Friday 5 30 to 7 30 with dessert pie included. Proceeds fund school equipment. Tickets from council members at Hart's Drug Store and Fisher Dept Store. Co chairs are Mrs Geradine Baker Mrs Nelson Parsons Mrs Glide Wieder and Mrs Hugh Martin.
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Hart's Drug Store
Fisher Dept
Geraldine Baker
Quinlan Promoted To Permanent Post, Salary Drops
Vincent D. Quinlan received a permanent title as assistant chief of the police bureau of identification after three years in a provisional role. The promotion lowered his annual salary from 5,800 to 185,600 dollars.
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Buffalo
UPI
Police Bureau of Identification
Vincent D.quinlan
Medicine Has Kick Sweeping Seaside Heights Teens
Seaside Heights New Jersey police chief Joseph McDevitt urged an investigation into a new teen age fad drinking patent medicines for kicks. He said local druggists report teens buying large quantities of cough medicines and other codeine containing drugs.
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UPI
Joseph MceDevitt
Sheffield Village voting to staff water board and test mains
Council forms new BPA office for bookkeeper and meter reader, hires part time staff, and moves water system under village control after testing Rt 301 and French Creek Rd mains. They plan tests, repairs, and intergovernmental talks with Elyria, Lorain County officials oppose Edison rate hike, and approve zoning amendment and fire department staffing changes.
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Edward J. Conley
Lorain
Lorain County
Ohio Edison Co
Utilities Committee
Reed McClure
Rt. 301
French Creek Rd
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Village
Andrew White
The
Water Board
Steve Palagyi
McAllister
Elyria Safety-Service
Richard T. Laux
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Department of Highway Safety
Columbus
Oster Rd
BPA
Walter B. McAllister
Elmer Urig
Detroit Rd
Virginia Burrell
East River Rd
Norman Stewart
Lee Sheets
E. River Rd
Turkey Rejects Soviet Nuclear Free Zone Proposal
Turkey joins the United States and Britain in rejecting a Soviet plan for a nuclear free zone in the Balkans and Adriatic. The Turkish ambassador in Moscow said the proposal would deprive Turkey of its right of self defense.
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Turkey
UPI
Foreign Ministry
United States
Britain
Balkan
Adriatic Sea
Moscow
Lorainite's Death Probe Continues
Lorain police investigate the death of 40 year old Charles Moyer found in a North Broadway alley. Coroner rules natural causes after heavy drinking reported. Moyer, born December 9 1919 in Antis Township Pa, worked at National Tube Co. Survivors include his father and two brothers in Altoona plus a sister. Body to be moved for funeral services in Altoona with burial there.
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Charles Moyer
Herbert Hotel
North Broadway
Paul Kopseh
Moyer
Frank Roddy
Mr. Moyer
Antis Township
Lorain
Altoona
National Tube Co
John
Walter A. Frey Funeral Home
Mauk and Yates Funeral Home
Vermilion Singles Tournament Registration Deadline
Vermilion Recreation Director Richard Hunt reminds tennis players to register by tomorrow for the Vermilion Singles Tournament. Registration hours are 10 to 12 a.m. and 5 to 7 and 8 p.m.
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Vermilion
Richard Hunt
Farmer hit by train while resting on tracks in Memphis
T R Edjemon a 34 year old Memphis area farmer was injured when he was struck by a train while resting on railroad tracks. He said he avoids highways for fear of being hit by a vehicle and was treated for his injuries with release expected from the hospital today.
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Memphis
Plan Now For Your Ceramic Needs
Local shop promotes ceramic supplies ahead of vacation period with contact details for Oberlin Lorain area and phone listing CH 6 1526.
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Oberlin - Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram 19 Payela Ube
Local chronicle notes a dated entry from the Chronicle Telegram dated the 19th, listing Payela and Ube with references to Wednesday and daily one hour intervals, 1808.
Budget Deadline Looms For Lorain City Budget 1960
Lorain city council meets in a special adjourned session to review 5.3 million in budget requests for 1960. Deadline set by the Ohio legislature requires midnight submission to the county auditor Frank Ayres prior to July 21. City auditor Joseph Mitock expects about 610 thousand to be cut from the approved budget in January. last year’s requests total 663 thousand more than appropriations. Mayor John C Jaworski says the city can operate on 1959 funding levels.
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Lorain
Ohio
Frank Ayres
Joseph Mitock
John C. Jaworski
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