Democrats Preview Pre-Convention Campaign Views
United Press reports Democratic leaders discuss Harriman as New York’s likely presidential nominee on the first or early ballots. Gov. Averell Harriman expected to lead on a third or fourth ballot. party chiefs predict strong support from New York delegates and Roosevelt Jr. aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Averell Harriman
Paul E Fitznetzck
Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Eichard
Baich
Marriman
Taft to Rest Six Weeks in Murray Bay
Senator Robert A. Taft, sun tanned and cheerful, plans six weeks of rest at Murray Bay after leaving Washington. He declined to discuss his failed bid for the Republican presidential nomination, saying he has said all he should. He will return to Murray Bay this weekend, then attend his son Horace Taft’s wedding in Washington on September 7 before heading back to Cincinnati.
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Washington
Robert
A. Taft
Quebec
Taft
Murray Bay
Horace
Mrs. Taft
Cincinnati
Congress
Educator W A Monroe dies at 69 in Connecticut
Washington A. Monroe tow e former president of the University of Toledo died after a long illness. He was the father of David H. Stowe an administrative assistant to President Harry S Truman. Burial set for Saturday in New Canaan Connecticut.
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Washington
A. Monroe Towe
University of Toledo
David H. Stowe
Harry S. Truman
New Canaan
Conn
Lehman Pushes Change to End Senate Filibuster Deadlock
Lehman argues Democrats need a strong civil rights plank to win in November and favors limiting debate rules. He seeks a majority vote after 15 days rather than a two thirds requirement to end filibuster, challenging southern senators and their 1948 era stance.
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Lehman
Senate
Vincent school adds fifth expansion with September opening
Construction began in April 1951 on a new addition to Vincent school, the fifth since 1912, with occupancy planned for September. Superintendent Durling cites a 200,000 dollar 1991 Ohio appropriation to aid a ten room elementary wing in the Clearview district, plus possible federal funds due to wartime industry impact. Enrollment is projected at 1,600 by 1955, and a 1953 completion is hoped as the district plans expansion to a twelve room school.
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Vincent
W. J. Durling
Ohio
Clearview
Lo- Tain
Clearview Board
Darling
Aga Cena High School
Swindlers Collect $7,500 In Toledo
Two youths Peter Petersom age 32 and Harold Wattfield age 28 posed as officers of the Ethna and Thanstopmer Co. They deposited 600 dollars and cashed checks signed by the other. They opened a fake secretarial service to verify the company and fled before the bank learned the scam.
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Toledo
Peter Petersom
Harold Wattfield
Ethna and Thanstopmer Co
Death Records for Thomas Beebe in North Olmsted
Sidney Beebe ten year old son of Boo A Beebe and Mrs Beebe of 5296 Dover fund North Olmsted died about four o'clock yesterday at Columbus Estate School Columbus. He was born June 1 1942 at Panwen Park Hospital Cleveland and lived in North Olmsted all his life. He is survived by his parents a sister Lois Arden Beebe and grandparents Carl Beebe and R B Fortune. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 pm from Pease Funeral Home Westlake with Rev Philip Thayer officiating. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon.
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Norn
Sidney Beebe
Boo A Beebe
Dover Fund
Northamsted
Columbus Estate
Columbus
Thomas
Fpanwen Park Hospital
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Lois Arden Beebe
Death notice for Rose Belle Leary of Elyria
Rose Belle Leary aged 80 of 324 West River Street died at 9 30 pm Wednesday at Chestnut Ridge Manor after two years illness. Widow of Frank Leary who died in 1915 she was born February 12 1872 in Huron County and lived in Elyria since 1919. Surviving son Lester H Krock and granddaughter Pamela Krock both of Elyria. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services at 1 pm Saturday officiated by Captain B F Johnson Salvation Army. Burial in Norwalk cemetery.
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Rose Belle Leary
West River Street
Chestnut Ridge Manor
Leary
Frank Leary
Huron County
Elyria
Lester H Krock
Pamela Krock
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
B. F. Johnson
Salvation Army
Norwalk
Deaths in Elyria Oberlin Amherst feature multiple obituaries
Miss Jessie Jackson 77 of Elyria Methodist Home for the Aged died at Elyna Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She had lived in Elyria since 1945, born Carrollton O May 19 1875. Survivors include a niece and cousin. Burial at Grandview cemetery Carrollton. Emma Wiese 76 of Oberlin died at Allen Hospital from heart disease. She leaves a daughter Mildred Wiese. services at First Congregational Brecksville. Mary Margaret Knittle 76 of Ely Township died at home after a long illness. She was active in church and veterans groups. survived by son Mitchell daughter Marian and four sisters and two brothers. Burial Brownhelm cemetery. Burial and service details vary by location and church affiliations.
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Jessie Jackson
Elyria Methodist Home
Elyna Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Miss Jackson
Elyria Snce
Carrollton, O
Oberlin
Emma Wiese
West College Street
Allen Hospital
Brecksville
First Church
Gideon
Mildred Wiese
Frederick W
Cowling- Sedgeman
Contegahonal Church
J. Chandler Adams
Amherst
Mary Margaret Knittle
Ely 11A
South Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. S W.S
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyma
Hickory Tree Grange
Pomona
Mitchell
Marian Kiitule
Katherine Kolbe
Henry Ficht
Elizabeth Madil
Adam Grobe
Lorain
William
George Ruth
Brownhelm
Zilch
J. Paul Sutherland
South Ridge Church
Brown‘helm
Truce Talks Resume Amid Hopes Of Breakthrough
PANMUNJOM Korea Allied truce negotiators expect the Communists to propose something "extremely important" when talks resume after a five day recess. Allied officers declined to define the nature of the expected break or predict a speedy end to the Korean War.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Stevenson Stand Explained in Springfield
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson and aides say he would accept a presidential draft if offered but he does not want the job. They believe he could not reject a nomination from the Democratic National Convention, yet privately insist he is sincere in denying any candidacy.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Helicopters Head For Goose Bay on European Hop
Two helicopters from Presque Isle Air Force Base lifted for the second leg of a historic trans oceanic flight to Europe. The craft waited for fog to clear at Goose Bay Labrador before continuing to Germany, a 570 mile dash expected in about nine and a half hours after a 25 hour weather delay.
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Presque Isle
Presque Isle Air Force Base
Europe
Goose Bay
Labrador
Germany
Appeals Court Rules In Church Dispute
The district court of appeals upheld visiting Judge H E Culbertson's decision in the factional fight over who should preach at Second Baptist Church in Lorain. The Sawyer supporters sought an injunction to stop the opposing faction from barring Rev Sawyer from the pulpit. the court affirmed Culbertson's refusal.
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District Court of Appeals
H. E. Culbertson
Second Baptist Church
Lorain
Jesse Lee Sawyer
Rev. Sawyer
Judge Culbertson
Sawyer
John Willams
Shelby Rorerson
Court of Appeals
Culbertson
County Budget Slashed to Balance Funds and Ditch Needs
County commissioners cut the ditch work request from 120000 to 25227 and added an 18000 item for juvenile detention housing. They approved 5714 for retirements, 34762 for 26 more voting machines, and considered a half mill levy tied to Pleasant View that could raise about 175000 for other uses.
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Pleasant View
Election Board
Marine to Take 30 Day Travel Leave for Funeral
Pfc. Ronald Leo of the 1st Marine Division received a 30 day travel leave to attend Eileen Fahey's funeral in Korea era reporting. He would fly from Tokyo toward home and back to the fighting front. Leo plans to marry after discharge in six months and has known his sweetheart since she was 14.
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Ronald Leo
Korean Battlefront
Eileen
1St Marine Division
Korea
Leo
Tokyo
Margaret Leo
Miss Fahey
High Costs Drive Changes in Youth Hobby Choices
New York reports rising living costs push children eight to sixteen toward free or low cost hobbies. Seals and labels rise from 24th to top, while stamp collecting declines due to cash needs. Autographs and model planes remain popular with minimal expenses.
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New York
American Hobby Federation
John E. Lane
Lane
Federation
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Scout Review Set for Elyria District Court of Honor
A Southeast District board of review for Boy Scouts of Elyria and nearby areas will meet Monday evening in room 309 of the Masonic Temple Building at eight o clock as a prelude to the district Court of Honor at Camp Firelands on August 1. Attorney James P. Horn will preside as advancement chairman.
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Attorney Horn
Powdered Snow Used In Radish Culture
Berkeley scientists use powdered snow from ice factory sawdust to moisten alkaline soil. The snow is kept refrigerated and mixed with soil before planting 36 hour old radish seedlings. Within 24 hours, radish growth shows alkali levels hindering growth.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California College of Agriculture
US Warships Defy Bad Weather Hit Communist Forces
U S and allied ships battled Communist forces as heavy seas delayed ground and air units. Iowa led sea assault on eastern front while Kuna Kimberley and Bremerton Evans destroyed guns bunkers and coastal installations.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Iowa
Kuna
Kimberley
Bremerton
Evans
Kosong River
Wonsan
Hollister
Guike
Pukchong
Endiscott
Queck
Southerland
Orleck
Endicott
Tanchon
Hungnam
U.N
Pyongyang
Sariwon
Hwangju
Burglary Report At Maplewood Inn On Fuller Road
Lillie May West reports a break in at Maplewood Inn on Fuller road. Entry appears to have used a key. Thief took six cases of beer some wine and potato chips. The inn previously saw a murder involving piano player Jimmie Hemphill shot by George West now in county jail awaiting grand jury action.
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Maplewood Inn
Fuller Road
Sheriff's Department
Lillie May West
Two Rabies Checks Sought After Bites at County Jail Records
Two children were referred to the county health department for rabies checks after animal bites. Buddy Sturgeon, 14, was bitten on the palm by a cat on his right hand near Leavitt Road. Judy Trimble, 8 months, was bitten on the neck by a puppy on Oberlin Road, Lorain. Both were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Buddy Sturgeon
R.D
Leavitt Road
Judy Trimble
Oberlin Road
R.D Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Four Die As Private Plane Crashes Into Suburban Homes
A crippled private plane fell in early morning fog at El Segundo California killing all four aboard and igniting two homes. Neighbors formed a volunteer fire line, minor burns were sustained, one home was leveled and another severely singed, with rapid neighbor action preventing further damage.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Sam Caldwell
South Amherst Church Picnic Planned by Sunday School
South Amherst plans a July 26 picnic at Linwood Park after a Sunday school meeting at Mr and Mrs Almond Brocksieker home. Walter Ellis led devotions and reports. committee formed for games. basket supper served. all members and families invited. Also attendees to Lakeside school of instructions for Women’s Society of Christian Service. Congregational board met for routine business. new eavespouting noted. attendees listed.
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South Amherst
Almond Brocksieker
Methodist Sunday School Board
Walter Ellis
Linwood Park
Leroy Hasenpflug
al .Eschke
Don Bryant
Methodist School of Instructions
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lakeside
Harold Allsop
Belle Brocksieker
Ruth Harris
Almon Brocksieker
Albert Wragg
Congregational Church Board
William Roberts
Richard Burkhart
Harman Mathes
Russell Moser
Carl Obenour
Lewis Burford
Gunt Mathes
E. H. Ruth
Oberlin building spend cuts shown in 1952 permits
In Oberlin through June 1952 building permits totalled 22 versus 29 in the same period of 1951, with fewer new residences and more remodeling in kitchens and bedrooms. Costs fell to 182100 from 194750, helped by the school bus garage project and a 20000 duplex, while frame construction predominated and combined residential garage permits rose to four. Police blotter notes several traffic accidents and a missing child, with parish plans for Sacred Heart picnic at Campbell's Grove July 27.attest
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Oberlin
Local Court Grants Multiple Divorces and Child Support
Judge John Pincura grants divorces to James Bushong from Rose and Harold Markman from Verna on grounds of neglect and cruelty with custody to mothers and set monthly or weekly support. Several other divorce suits filed in Lorain County cite neglect cruelty and years of marriage, including cases by Guadalupe Martinez, LeRoy Stauder, Margaret Thomas, Elizabeth Kniceley, Dessie Gray, Bertha Auble, and Erna Katsifis, with various custody and support details. County actions include water cooler bids and Alien Wales adding machine purchases to replace damaged equipment.
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James Bushong
Rose
John Pincura
Harold Markman
Verna
Margaret Thomas
Lorain
Charles
Bertha Auble
Lester
Erna Katsifis
Peter
Stock market listings of major industrial firms
A list of prominent U S corporations active in trades and manufacturing appears in today’s stock market rundown. Firms include American Radiator American Telephones and Telegraph Anaconda Copper Avco Bendix Chrysler General Motors U S Steel Westinghouse and Woolworth among others.
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American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland Electrum
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil Penna. R. R. Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of
Ind
Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse
Airbrake
Woolworth
Bridge Work Detours Route 162 Traffic Affects Spencer Chatham
State engineers detour traffic on Route 162 between Spencer and Chatham for bridge strengthening. Repairs cost about 1800 dollars and use state maintenance crews. Traffic routes diverted via Route 76, Route 18, Route 301, then back to Route 162.
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Spencer
Chatham
Ashland
301
Church Seeks Court Order for Building Permit
Greenville Jehovah's Witnesses sue to force issuance of a church building permit. They claim the public service director and city planning commission blocked the permit citing insufficient parking, alleging religious discrimination and violation of federal and state constitutions.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Greenville
Public Service
City Planning Commission
Greenville Jehovah's Witnesses
Raymond C. Eichelberger
Jehovah's Witnesses
Former Birmingham Native Champney Dies in Michigan
M. C. Champney, 65, born in Birmingham and former Traverse City mayor, died July 12 at 615 West Tenth Street Traverse City Michigan. He served as postmaster eight years and later worked as a motor vehicle department inspector. He was active in Masonic Lodge and American Legion and past commander Bowen Holliday Post 35. Services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He is survived by wife, one daughter, a brother and two sisters.
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Birmingham
M. C. Champney
Traverse City
Mich
West Tenth Street
Champney
State of
Michigan
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Bowen-Holliday
Oakwood Cemetery
Court Approves Cash Settlements in Injury Cases
Probate Judge Malcolm Thomson last night approved a $12,000 settlement by Dr. Margaret R Read for the January 15 traffic injury of nine year old David Crawford in Sheffield Lake. The court also approved a $400 settlement by William Baluk Elyria for 3 year old Sandra Marie Faulhaber in an June 10 auto collision with her father.
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Malcolm Thomson
Margaret R. Read
David Crawford
Read
Sheffield Lake
William Baluk
Elyria
Sandra Marie Faulhaber
Jack Faulhaber
Tne
Police Briefs: Minor Collision and Licenses
A minor afternoon crash occurred when Harold R. Fueglein's truck bumped John J. Vaness's car at Italy lot on Cleveland Street. damage was slight and no charges were filed. Leonard J. Czaja paid $5 and costs in mayor's court for intoxication. Classic Greaver was stopped after nine and charged with driving without a license.
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Harold R. Fueglein
Garfield Heights
John J. Vaness
Princeton Avenue
Italy
Cleveland Street
Leonard J. Czaja
New York Central Railroad
Huron Street
Riverside Homes
Markets Toledo Cash Grain and Cleveland Livestock Report
Toledo cash grain prices list multiple grains with No 2 red wheat at 203-204, corn No 2 yellow 1.79-1.80, oats No 2 white 74-78, soybeans No 2 yellow 3.15-3.16. homegrowers market items include beans carrots celery and lettuce with varied prices. Cleveland livestock shows cattle 150 head with prices 21-33, calves 33-35, sheep 100 head with Spring lambs 38-31, hogs about 21-22.50, market steady or slightly lower per category.
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Toledo
Ohio
Bskts
T. Bekts
Cleveland
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United Press
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Ldeie
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Ketawver
Truman
Sen. Taft
Robert H. Miller
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LaPorte
Death Records
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Miss Jessie Jackson
Frank B. Lee
Frank Dotts
Carrollton
Harold Dicken
C. B. Hess
Grandview Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Knittle
Sudro-Curtis
Appeals Court
R. A. Siykio
South Amherst Plan
Dale Riggs
Harold Allsop, Sr
Elmer Harris
Belle Brocksicker
Russell Springer
E. M. Hyatt
P. O
Doris Heilman
Robert Harvey
South Cedar Street
Lewis Bickel
Harvey
South Main Street
Bickel
Harbert Ellington
R.D. 2
Peoples Bank
Ransford Green
Carpenter Court
Ellington
Green
Lawrence Garrett
Grafton Street
West College
Gibson's Bakery
Herman Walbom
East 33Rd Street
H. G. Helm
Phares
R.D. 1
Elyria R.D
Wellington
Harrold Papworth
North Professor Street
Trufant
Prospect Streets
South Park Street
Sacred Heart
Campbell's Grove
Hale Road
Route 20
Toonerville
Martin T. Engelhardt
Sacred Heart Church
Andrew Supers
Dorothy M. Smith
James
Guadalupe Martinez
Kelly
LeRoy Stauder
Harwood Street
Mable
Elizabeth Kniceley
Ray
Dessie Gray
West Broad
Leland
Jackson Hotel
Wales
O'Connor
Sally Upton
Hoyle
Pecola Washington, Oberlin
Fred
Rose Sheets
Dale
Mansfield
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sevinge Bidy
Opie
Police Dept. News
Excel
East Ave
Kroger’s Market
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