Four Youths Fined In Disorderly Conduct Case
Four youths over 18 and four under 18 plus five girls under 18 faced disorderly conduct charges after a party at Donald Knepper's home on Jefferson Street. Police said two 16 year olds stole four cases of ale from a River street residence and hid it until Sunday. The group, aged 16 to 22, were fined $10 each. parents were away at a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Agata
Donald Knepper
Jefferson Street
Howard Polveorde
Bath Street
Elton Walkdon
Irondale Airdet
Herbert Standen
Lake ‘Avenue
Donald, Sr
Maumee
Knepper
Boggs
Szabo
Polite
Weat River Street
Mra. Knepper
Lorain
Nde
Elyrian Wins Second Prize In Fisher Body Contest
Elyrian, Earl Raymond Galto of 321 Bellave zon, a Elyria high senior, won second prize in the Fisher Body Co miniature car contest and received word last evening he has been awarded 50 dollars. Last year he won first prize in this contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Raymond Galto
Bellave Zon
Andrew Ga
Fisher Body Co
Gallata
Elyria High
Contention Over City Recreation Field and Fair Grounds
Council debates site for a city recreation field amid opposition to a lighted night ball field proposed at the fair grounds. Supporters include Juvenile Officer Care Us and local groups. an offer from MLESA to lease ten acres is discussed amid drainage and land characteristics concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kayden
Fair Grounds
Oberlin Road
Terry
Recreation, Commission and Council
Elgria
Cascade Park
Carl Care Us
Pan Botherden
Harold Wieland
W.P.W. Post
Benny Ryan
Chamber of Commerce
Mles.a. Union
Broadstreet
Abbe Road
Nick Tobtcash
Mebb.a
Recreation Commission
A. R. Agate
N. Black
Counciman Terry
Last Of Original Brain Trusters Resigns From Post
Benjamin Victor Cohen, last of the original New Deal Brain Trust, will resign as counselor to the state department at month end. White House announced the move yesterday. Charles E. Bohlen, a rising diplomat active in major wartime and postwar conferences, was nominated to succeed him with the rank of assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin Victor Cohen
Brain Trust
State Department
Cohen
White House
Charler E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Eisenhower for 1948 or 1952 rise in postwar talk
Marquis Childs surveys postwar sentiment suggesting General Dwight D. Eisenhower could seek the presidency after World War II. He notes ally leadership, potential treaty moves with Japan, and MacArthur’s possible bid, while GOP insiders doubt a nonpartisan star can mobilize party machinery.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
United States
Dwight BD. Eigenhower
Eisenhower
Europe
Ny St
Ulysses S. Grant
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S
Tokyo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tenga City
Large Home In Bay Village Becomes Hospital
Cleveland plans a new general hospital in Bay Village by converting the Felice Mansion at 24200 Lakeland. The 164 acre estate sale, valued around 75 000 dollars, funds a 350 000 dollar conversion. The Dover Bong Hospital will occupy the mansion and a new nurses’ home will be built nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
General Hospital
Ft. A. Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopathic Hospital
Clevelland
Eschow
Cleveland Trust Co
Law Felice
Lakeland
Bay Village
Cleveland Osteopallic
W. H.lawrence
National Carbon Company
Elyrian to Teach Speech at Pontiac High School
Jean Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Smith of 332 Stanford Avenue, will teach speech and English at a Pontiac Michigan high school next year. She graduated from Bowling Green State University in June with a BA in Education and a major in speech with a minor in Spanish. She stayed on campus as a member of a speech and hearing clinic and served as president of Delta Gamma sorority during her senior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
A. N. Smith
Stanford Avenue
Pontiac
Michigan
Bowling Green State University
Delta Garma
Miss Smith
Elyria High School
Envoy Wedemeyer Begins China and Korea Survey
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer arrived in China to survey the political, economic, and military situation in China and Korea. He stressed the study would be timely, real, and undertaken without prejudice or commitments, with results significant to China, Korea, the United States, and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Albert C. Wedemeyer
China
Korea
Wedemeyer
United States
Death notices for Greenfield and Plue in LaGrange Collins
Death records report Leroy Elmo Greenfield 26 of LaGrange died Monday at Lodi Hospital after a 24 day illness. He served in the U.S. Army in the European Theatre and worked as a printer. Surviving wife Jane, parents Albert and Mrs. Greenfield, and sister Beatrice Yates. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Russell D. Fulton Home in Grifton, burial in LaGrange cemetery. Also Bettie Plue Collins 72 of Collins died last evening after seven months illness. Born in Carroll County Maryland October 3 1874, she lived near Collins since age seven and was a member of Collins Methodist Church and W S C S. Surviving sisters Luella Stratton Alberta Plue and brothers Hammond Shipley and Charles Shipley. Husband Charles W. Plue preceded her in death March 5 1948. Body at home. funeral Thursday 2 30 pm at Collins Methodist Church, burial in Collins cemetery.
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Leroy Elmo Greenfield
LA Grange
LaGrange
Lodi Hospital
U.S. ‘Army
Jane
Albert Greenfield
Sullivan
Beatrice Yates
Grafton
Russell D. Fulton
Grifton
Ifriends
Harold Willman
LaGrange Cemetery
Bettie Plue Collins
Bettie Plue
Collins
Carroll County
Collins Methodist Church
Luella Stratton
Alberta Pluie
Hammond Shipley
Charles Shipley
Cellins
Charles W. Plue
B. Ls. Thompson
Collins Cemetery
Plans For Grange Picnic In Oberlin Roadside Park
Lorain County officers met with Edon Grange at their hall with singing and prayer led by Frank Moehie. Minutes by Franklin Sanders, a discussion on time led to instructions for Pomonas and subordinate Grange agents to coordinate with other groups to retain Ohio Eastern Standard Time. Elsie Kenz distributed literature on Qui Ohio and Jo Anne Wargo led a contest naming 18 farm hazards. The group adjourned to meet Penfeld Grange on October 20, and the picnic committee prepared plans for the annual Grange picnic at Oberlin Roadside Park on Sunday September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Edon Grange
Frank Moehie
Franklin Sanders
Petfeld Grange
Pomonas
Grange
Elsie Kenz
Ohio
Joanne Wargo
Penfeld Grange
Annua Grange
Oberlin
Vinegar Tank Truck Crash Kills Woman in Ohio
Police report a tank hauling vinegar overturned two miles east of Painesville, killing Mrs. Ethel Bratt 50 of Madison. Her daughter Margaret Bratt 21 was injured. The Jeep driver, Miss Brott, was at the scene as about 1,500 gallons of vinegar spilled on the road.
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Painesville
Ethel Bratt
Madison
Here
Margaret Bratt
Brott
Building Permits and Tragic Lake Death Report
Coast Guard recovered the body of Thomas A. Carothers 53 of Cincinnati after he drowned at Walloon Lake while on vacation. A witness saw him fall overboard from a speedboat and sink. Building permits were issued to Andrew Allen for a 30 by 24 foot dwelling and 10 by 14 foot utility base at 224 Foster Avenue costing 45,200. Richard Ross received a 20 by 20 foot frame dwelling at 162 Brace Avenue. Sjahrir met Indonesian premier in Singapore and urged talks with Nehru and Jinnah to halt bloodshed. Ford plant closed as 3,500 UAW workers walked out over work standards. Southern pine and cedar growth timelines noted. Six thousand nine hundred fifty-nine new medical professionals added nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetoskey
Micn
Coast Guard
Walloon Lake
Thomas A. Carothers
Cincinnats
Carothers
Helen
Harf A. Dickason
Spector
Andrew Allen
Foster Avenue
Richard Ross
Brace
Singapore
Sutan Sjahrir
Avenue
Sjahrir
Java
Charges Dismissed For Lady Iris Mountbatten In New York
Lady Iris Mountbatten, a third cousin to the King, faced a bad-check charge in a Washington dress shop. The case was dismissed after the shop operator was paid and withdrew the charge. Separate notes mention a veteran hospital leave dispute and a noisy Ohio Public Service substation. United States and local officials discussed ordinances, zoning, and Oberlin council filings. Alfred University seeks 40,000 to buy ancient bells smuggled from Belgium during wars.
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New York
Iris Mountbatten
Cement
Alfred University
Alfred
N. Y
Byeden
Pavis
Peter Hemony
Restraining Order Halts Mass Picketing At Factory
Judge Paul T. Clapp granted a temporary restraining order against a CIO union and an Ohio workers group limiting picket numbers at the B. F. Goodrich Co. The court ruled mass picketing illegal under Ohio law and cited strikes blocking employee access to the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroy
United Electrical Workers ‘Union
CIO
B. F.goodrich Co
Paul T. Clapp
Ohio
County and City Officials Plan July 30 Meeting on Highway Route
A meeting in Ashland with Divisional State Highway Engineer Homer Bricker set July 30 for another discussion with State Highway Director Murray Shaffer in Columbus on Lorain county improvements. Bricker said surveys will begin this Fall for a new road from Lorain to Elyria along the old Yellow line right of way, ultimately becoming State Route 57, with initial work from Lorain to State Route 254 before extending to Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Bricker
Ashland
Lorain County
Murray Shaffer
Columbus
Bricker
Lorain
Elyria
Gorain
Old Government Bulletin Mentions Governors at Santa Fe
A fragment notes a dated governmental bulletin from Santa Fe New Mexico referencing governors and a misrendered United States presence, indicating a historic, unsettled government context without clear dates or fully legible names. The readable portion highlights official action at the territorial level rather than federal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wiseington
Eulate
Santa Fe
N. M
V F W Post 079 Seeks To Improve Trailer Housing
Elyria area VFW Post 079 seeks to improve shabby trailer housing for veterans at Gulf Road Valley View project north of Styria. County commissioners supervise the site with plans for a conference, and cooperation from the County Council of the VFW is pledged. A Cardinals scout tryout in August 8-9 at Ely Stadium is announced for ages 17 to 21.
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Traiter
Valley View
Gull
Elytta
Vet Arane
Foreign Ware
Harold H. Haywood
Gulf Road
Styria
Haywood
Talna
Mullin- Murray
Lorain
Frank Wucenski
St. Louis Cardinals
Ely Stadium
Post
Second Street
Elyria Recreation League
Wellington Standay
Columbus
Elyria V. Flw
Ridgeville
Right
Harold Weiland
Lorain County
Patricia Lou Banville
Harwood St
Elyria
Patricia Ann Cathay
W. River St
Gordon Prunty
Cascade St
Ray and
Ralph Heath
R. D
James Buchanan
Park Ave
Amherst
Anthony Narowski
14Th St
Tommie Carter
Hadaway
St Carlisle
Johnny Wircenski
The
Charles Cavagna
East Bridge
Pacific
Cleveland
Civilians in Vienna Kidnapped by Men in Soviet Uniform
War Department reports a series of abductions in Vienna tied to men in Soviet uniforms. Keyes notes June disappearances, with victims primarily nationals from Soviet-dominated states. Vienna sits in the Soviet Zone under Austria’s four-zone military governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vienna
War Department
Goeffrey Keys
U. W
Austria
Bis Monthly
United States
Keyes
Wer Per
U. S
Prysy
Reckless driving fines set for Walter Brown and others
Walter Brown and R. P. Stelestreet appeared before Mayor AR. Agste and were fined 29 dollars plus costs after arraignment on a reckless driving charge. Police reported a loaded .38 revolver found in Brown's car glove compartment. John Zeller of 143 Frondale Street paid 10 dollars fines with costs for safety stop violations at Lake gnuvius and West River streets yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
R. P. Stelestreet
AR. Agste
Toguy
Qbgrlin Road
Brown
John Zeller
Frondale Street
Todey
Feilure
Lake Gvenus
West River Street
Meeting Called For Discussion Of Storm Sewers
Councilman S N Black announced a public meeting in the council chamber on July 30 to discuss extending storm sewer relief in the Eastern Heights area. City Engineer J M Powell will attend.
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S. N. Black
Council
BP. Tm
Eaatern Heights
Black
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harvard
Cornell Avenues
Denilson Avenue
Park Aresnue
J. M. Powell
Southern Pacific and Engineers Reach Agreement
In San Francisco negotiations between Southern Pacific Railway and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ended a short strike on one third of Far West rail traffic. PB O Peterson announced across locals. passenger service to be near normal by 9 8 pm EST and other operations resuming once engineers are notified. A T Mercier said most engineers will report back today. trains after that time should run on regular schedules though full normal handling may take days.
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Pri
Wisconsin
MacArthur
Philippines
Milwaukee
Japan
Frank Kelley
Cornelius Ryan
MacArthuu
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Far West
PB. O. Peterson
Brotherhood
Southern Pacific
A. T. Mercier
Lions Club Ladies Night Hosts 28 Guests in Elyria
The Elyria Lions Club hosted 28 guests for a Ladies night in the Marine Room. Senottha Carmen Cambareri, a Philippines native and former prisoner of the Japs, sang in her language. Karl Townsend, of Wellington, presented travel photos of the southwest. An annual picnic with Last Grange Lions Club is planned for August. A business meeting with no entertainment is scheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria
Lions Club
Marine Room
Senothta Carmen Cambareri
Philippines
Grange Lions Club
Market Prices and Auctions Prompt Mixed Quality Produce
A garbled market report lists prices for fruits vegetables and dairy, detailing items like BRANS and CORN as well as specific weights and conditions. It also notes quotations for butter and fowl, with scattered references to shipments, fines, and an arrest following a vehicle incident on Blygia avenue.
Court notices and divorces blur with scattered market data
Wesley Kendlg of Lodi was fined 5 and costs for failure to make a safety stop at Routes 76 and 10. Ferdinand Wirth of Nichols Court was fined 10 and costs for reckless driving on Lake Avenue after a weekend traffic collision. Joseph Washington and Geraldine Balgzik were granted divorces by Judge Cook on grounds of neglect and cruelty, with Balgzik restoring her former name Dorsey. Other divroces and lawsuits cite couples and dates, while a garbled market listing shows grain and livestock quotes with numerous illegible entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kendlg
Lodi
James, Horn
Ferdinand Wirth
Nichols Court
Justice C. C. Lord
Lake Avenue
Joseph Washington
Arianna
D. A. Cook
Aewgl
Geraldine Balgzik
George
Dorsey
Surplus Tools And Machinery To Europe Urged
Washington government studies plan to ship war surplus tools and machinery to Europe for reconstruction. Tentative blueprint proposed by Braggrt already drawn and could start once the Paris plan shapes up. War Assets Administrator Robert M Littlejohn disclosed the plan at a news conference and said surplus machine tools are a high priority, vital for industrialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Mareshall
Paris
Robert M. Littlejohn
War and State Departments
Littlejohn
Hungarian Freedom Party dissolves amid opposition tensions
In Budapest the Hungarian Freedom Party announced its own dissolution to avoid endangering 11 members in opposing the Leftist Coalition Government. The letter was read to parliament during debate on election law revision and deputies walked out en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungarrian Freedom Party
Freedom Party
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear text on local notice
An unreadable OCR fragment yields sparse readable pieces mentioning numbers and names. The legible portions reveal a dated public notice style with entities and actions but lack full context or details.
Navy To Cut Its Officer Personnel
The Navy announced a cut of 1,000 officer positions by August to align with the 1948 budget. It now has 47,000 officers and 425,000 enlisted. targets are 42,000 officers and 305,000 enlisted by June 1948. About 500 Reserve Line officers and some WAVES will go inactive, plus about 300 regular Navy officers with temporary ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Department
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