Faulty Brakes Blamed for Three Car Crash On Lodi Street
Police reported a three car collision on Lodi Street yesterday afternoon caused by faulty brakes. William H. Lewis 9625 Woodford Avenue faced court July 21 for operating a car with faulty brakes. Cars driven by Lou Davidson 311 Gulf Road and William Pickard R D 3 Elyria were damaged on Broad Street at Cedar. A Cascade Park crash damaged Fred William Dachtler Lorain and David E. Smith 109 Princetown Avenue. Mildred Komko 119 Tannery Street collided with William McMullen 1146 Riverside Drive who was stopped. Henderson Kimble East Follette Street Oberlin and Roy W. Burns 132 School Street were damaged at Route 58 and Butternut Ridge Road as Kimble turned into a grocery driveway.
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Lodi Street
William H. Lewis
Woodford Avenue
Howard Fisher
Walnut Street
Earl Jaquay
Bond
Sireet
Lewis
Lou Davidson
Gulf Road
William Pickard
R. D
Elyria
Broad Street
Cedar
Cascade Park
Fred William Dachtler
Lorain
David E. Smith
Princedton Avenue
Mildred Komko
Tannery Street
East Avenue
Fourth Street
William McMullen
Riverside Drive
Armistice Talks Stall In Kaesong Recesses Create Delays
At Kaesong the UN and Communist teams debated cease-fire order timing and withdrawal demands. A two-hour recess followed for Red and Chinese forces to study a revised agenda while the six meetings total 16 hours 48 minutes of talks.
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Kaesong
C. Turner Joy
U.N
Reds
Joy
Thay
Red
Koreas
Korea
Death Records Thomas J Donelan Former Cleveland Police Captain
Thomas J Donelan retired Cleveland Police Force captain died suddenly about 8 30 p m at his home 2029 Graf ton road Born in Galway Ireland December 22 1880 he came to the United States around 1900 and moved to Cleveland from Chicago in 1903 joining the police in 1905 retiring December 1 1937 He lived on Island road Eaton township since 1946 Survived by widow Margaret two daughters Mae Blitch and Margaret Teddy six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral at McGorry Funeral home and Our Lady of Angels church with burial in Calvary cemetery Cleveland.
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Thomas J. Donelan
Cleveland
Grafton Road
Mr. Donelan
County Galway
Ireland
United States
Chicago
Island Road
Eaton Township
Done
Jan
St. Mary's, Church
Holy Kaine Society
Margaret Donelan
Mae Blitch
Margaret Teddy
McGorry Funeral Home
Detroit Avenue
Our Lady of Angels Church
Rocky River Drive
Calvary Cemetery
New Nevada Centennial Stamp Goes On Sale
A three cent postage stamp commemorating Nevada's first white settlement will be released at the Elyria post office tomorrow morning. Postmaster William Jenne reports first supplies have arrived. The design features a log cabin and a mountain range symbolizing the pioneer era, marking 1851 as the year of the first settlement.
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Nevada
Elyria
William Jenne
Longtime Elyria Legion Member’s Roles Across Years Highlight
A memorial recounts the life of a Elyria resident active in the American Legion post since 1919. He worked in automotive parts, served in the U S Marine Corps, and held posts in Sears employment services and local agencies. He also led post activities and membership drives while supporting the Drums Bugle Corps and burial committees.
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Elyria
U. S.marine Corps
Department of the Pacific
San Francisco
N.O
Dirlam
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Lorain County
Legion
American Legion
Morgan-Dirram Post No. 8
Wellington
Drums& Bugle Corps
Post House
Ohio Street
Post
Post 12
Flynn
Carl I. Miller
Baker's Office Equipment Co
Royal Canadian Air Force
Adams
Medical Corps
U.N
Small Crowd Hears Discussion of Hospital Plan
A Brighton meeting on the Wellington District Hospital plan drew only a few attendees due to farmers' heavy work schedule. Harold Perry and Blake Stevick explained the plan, and Brighton will appoint two members to the Wellington Hospital Planning Board, completing eight township-appointed seats.
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Brighton
Brighton School
Wellington District Hospital
Harold Perry
Blake Stevick
Wellington
Twe
Wellington’ Hospital
Penfield
Huntington
Oberlin Area
Oberlin's Hospital
Eigre
Wellington Hospital
Clair Goss
Donald Day
Robert Case
Tnis
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Mosher
Russia
Henrietta
Pittsfield
Camden
Avon Lake Orchestra Opens Musicians Needed For Picnic
Avon Lake area orchestra invites string players from nearby communities to join, announcing August picnic at O V I Camp Sheffield Lake Lake Road. Secretary Maxine Berger says openings exist, auditions by card for rehearsals, concert planned for October Parents Teachers meeting, contact 33167 Lake Reed or call Avon Lake 32554.
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von Lake
Avon Lake
O.V.I
Sheffield Lake
Lake Road
Maxine Berger
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ohio Screw Products builds new West Street plant
A permit for a 16000 square foot one story masonry building costing 100000 was issued by Assistant Building Inspector James Seres for Ohio Screw Products Co. The contractor is Henry Heidrich. A second permit for a 36 by 24 foot ladies frame dwelling at 192 Brace Street was granted to Martin Bacevski with an estimated cost of 3000.
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Ohio Screw Products Co
West Street
Huron
James Seres
Henry Heidrich
Martin Bacevski
Brace Street
Mrs Pack Located via Paper Item in Mingo Junction
Police Chief E J Stankard said an item in this paper last night led to locating Mrs Virgil Pack at 138 Woodford Avenue. He noted a resident had asked them to inform her that her brother David Pack was killed in action.
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Pack
E. J. Stankard
Virgil Pack
Woodford Avenue
Mingo Junction
David
Local police court fines for intoxication and disorderly conduct
Hugo Gotro of Lorain was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Henry W. Ault after an arrest for intoxication. Raymond Young of 915 Foster Ave was fined ten dollars and costs in police court on a disorderly conduct charge after being arrested at his home Monday. Dell U. Edwards of 26 West Avenue received a five dollar fine and costs for intoxication, arrested at his home last evening.
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Hugo Gotro
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Raymond Young
Foster Avehue
Dell U. Edwards
West Avenue
Court listings and civil suits fill Lorain docket
A Lorain hearing for Cela Acs alias Celia Cerna on neglect charges is set for 1:30 pm Friday before Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson after a bill of particulars request. Separately, injuries from an unsafe step spurred $10,000 in damages suits against Frankel and others. multiple divorces and alimony actions proceed in common pleas court.
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Cela Acs
Celia Cerna
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Malcolm Thomson
Evelyn Hyman
Park Avenue
Herman Frankel
Berkeley Drive
Common Pleas Court
Louis Heidrich
Clinton
Heavily Guarded Viennese Art to Arrive in Toronto
Armed guards escorted a $35 million portion of the Hapsburg collection to Toronto galleries from Toledo as the second half of an $80 million display scheduled for six weeks starting August 5. The first shipment arrived a week earlier. Urbana judge Frank C. Bowers dies at 64 in Dayton hospital after arthritic diabetes. he served as Champaign county probate and juvenile court judge since 1938.
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Toronto
Toledo
Urbana
Entire windfall distributed to Ohio local governments
Ohio Attorney General William ONeill ruled that the 9.402 million windfall plus 12 million for the same purpose must be distributed to subdistricts in monthly installments. Distribution bases are 75 percent on 1949 municipal tax duplicates and 25 percent on 1950 census figures. The second fiscal year adds the same framework from excess sales tax revenue.
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Columbus — Atty
William O'Neill
Edward J. Kirwin
State Board of Tax Appeals
O'Neill
NEW London
Io l
Paul Thorburn
Cal
Ferry
Bees Fang Vocational Agricultural Instructomene
E.R Potie
Lorain County
Thorburn
Ohio State University
Tivo
Lyons
Fulton County
Williams Street
Tragedy at the Pool Following Child's Drowning Attempt
A 2 p.m. drowning incident at a public pool drew parents to the scene as firemen used resuscitation gear and an ambulance transported the child to hospital. Investigators, including Lohnes, reported the girl was in good health before the accident and initial witness accounts varied about who jumped first.
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Lohnes
Guards Trace Pool Accident Away From Guard Error
An under investigation found no guard fault after a pool accident. A youth could not identify the girl involved though witnesses saw two girls near shallow water before the incident. Authorities say the victim likely fell from the diving area into deeper water beyond a fence with warning signs.
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Lohnes
300 Slot Machines Destroyed in Columbus Bust
Nearly 300 slot machines from 59 liquor law violators were confiscated by the Ohio State Liquor Department. The 295 machines were smashed by a highway roller, with all money removed earlier and deposited in a special state depository trust account.
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Columbus
Leyel
State Liquor Department
William C. Bryant
Liquor Department
Auditor of State
Enforcement Division
Liquor Director's Office
Farmers Club Trip To Indians Red Sox Game Tonight
More than 100 members of the Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club, Elyria Chamber of Commerce division, will attend the Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox game in Cleveland tonight. They depart by bus at 1 p.m. from the old bus station on Court Street. This replaces the July club meeting, with vacation to follow until September for the county rural youth Achievement Day program.
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Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Court Street
Ohio Engineering Is Low Bidder for State Road Work
The Ohio Engineering Co of Lorain was the low bidder for a state road project, with a bid of $2,510. The project was among 36 road bids totaling $2,123,862 in a department bid opening. The improvement, supported by the state transportation department, aimed to upgrade rural routes and improve infrastructure across multiple counties.
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Otatoes
Umi Engineering Co
Lorain
Fansas Thur
Wellington
Acaeat
Maryland
Texas
Virginia
Sebagoes
Washington
Unions Sign New Contract With Ohio Edison
A joint statement from J. S. Knight and George E. McKenna announces a supplement to the existing contract between Ohio Edison and IBEW locals 178 267 509 638 1144 1194 1237 1252. The agreement grants wage increases of four to seven cents per hour effective July 2 1951 with openings on future raises after wage stabilization ceilings are eased but no earlier than October 1 1951.
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J. S. Knight
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
IBEW
George E. McKenna
Ohio Edison Company
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Death Records
Avon
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United Press
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Shirley Forcier
Roland
Carolyne Dyer
North Ridgeville
Mark
J. E. Meyer
Burton K. Miller
John Pincura
Alfons Witkowski
Opal Misita
Anthony
Mildred H. Coates
Lake Avenue
Gilbert
Catherine Dewey
Carl
Sophia Campbell
Ira
Common Pleas
Joseph Magazzine
Mildred
Anna Kordaleski
Jsuit
John
American
American T. & T
Anaconda
Kenneth Chapman
Sukk
Betty On
Ayvco Mfg
Tye
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Alvina Mitzit
Cities Service
Cleveland Elec
Mun
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
N.Y
Central Ohio Edison
Henry
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper Tee Ohio Oi
Penna
R. R
Republic Steel
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of N. J. Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U. S. Steele
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Ohio Engineering
Shane Heans
Aki
Se-Poe
Bakt
Savoy
AL i
Eady
Jeep & Lanes
F.O.B
U.S
Ohio Edison
Thur
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