Two Drivers Charged With Leaving Scene After Crashes
Lorain reports 41 year old Louis L Harris of 3727 Wood Ave charged after his car hit a telephone pole at 1109 36th St and he fled the scene. Police say Harris stated he was nervous and dazed. A second driver Harvey B Walker 44 of 209th St admitted striking a parked car and leaving, and was ordered to appear in Municipal Court.
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Lorain
Louis P. Harris
Wood Ave
36Th St
Harris
Yarris
Harvey B. Walker
Idth St
Two Long-Time Lorain Works Employees Promoted
Thomas Giasomo of 326 Daytona Ave. gains promotion from turn foreman scarfing to turn foreman round peeling in the rolling mills department at U. S. Steel Lorain Works. Ronald L. Goforth, lifelong Lorain resident and Lorain High School graduate, advances to turn foreman scarfing after a career in conditioning and stocking roles since 1930. Both men are noted for long service and community ties.
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Lorain
Lorain Works
U. S. Steel
National Tube
T. H. Kennedy
Thomas Giasomo
Dayton Ave
Rolling Mills
Ronald L. Goforth
Lfetime
Lorain High School
Giasomo
Goforth
Lasko
20Th St. Methodist Church
Lorain Council Approves Two Sewer Projects
Lorain City Council gave the go ahead for two major sewer projects including a 30 inch main from Taft Street west to annexed areas and a 12 inch force main along Oberlin Avenue with two pumping stations. Additional actions included sidewalk program funding, water and auto insurance bids, and a rezoning request for four lots near Broadway and 32nd Street with a public hearing set for September 2.
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Uow
Tolin
Taft St
Evie Ave
Reading
Oberruleslin Ave
Oberlin Ave
West Erie Ave
West 37Th St
Shields Rest
Tait $T
New York
City Enpir
Neer Lewis Goodell
Goodell
Legisla
Towa
Joseph J. Gluvna
Oakwood Acres
Ohio Lawry and Service Departments
Council
Greater
Fifth
Wood Fifth
Alex Olejko
Clifton Ave
Subway Park
Broadway
32Nd St
Park
Council Hears Protests Over City Industries
Lorain residents protest two city industries. Fifth ward councilman Olejko cites odor from Lorain Slag Co without a neutralizer and urges action within 24 to 26 hours to reduce smell. Sixth ward councilman Smith notes loud generating equipment at Lorain Air Reduction Co causing 28 years of complaints and 21 calls. company to quiet by improving silencers and resuming operation after a 72 hour clean.
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Fifth Ward
Alex Olejko
Lorain Slag Co
Olejko
Sixth Ward
J. P.smith
Loraine Air Reduction Co
I St
Merit
Smith
Reckless operation charge filed in East Alley collision
Elpido Zayas, 28, of 2239 Broadway, charged after attempting to squeeze through a tight gap and striking Virginia Schweinberg’s car on East Alley near 1st St and Struck. Zayas ordered to appear at Municipal Court Thursday. Phyllis J. Lowe, 19, of 315 Georgia Ave, charged with failing to control after rear ending Leda M. Denka’s car on Henderson Dr near Colorado Ave. Damages estimated at 400 for Lowe and 200 for Denka. Lowe ordered to appear in court tomorrow.
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Elpido Zayas
Broadway
1St St
Virginia Schweinberg
Idlewood Ave
Zayas
Municipal Court
Phyllis J. Lowe
Georgia Ave
Leda M. Denka
Concord Dr
Henderson Dr
Shear
Colorado Ave
Miss Lowe
Paul Campbell
Dale
Andrew E. Kokas
Grove Ave
George Binder
West 34Th St
Officials Plan Shot In Arm for Lorain CD Units
Mayor John C. Jaworski and the two top civil defense leaders met to revive Lorain's Ground Observer Corps and boost the city’s CD program. They discussed involving industry, care for the injured, and rapid mobilization amid atomic threat, with county plans to be explained to local CD workers.
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Lorain
John C. Jaworski
East
United States
Henry Webber
Olson
Mideast
Aska
Jaworski
Webber
GOC
National Defense and
Leo A. Hoegh
National CD
Cleveland
Lorain ‘Arena
Naval Reserve Station
Columbus
Lorain Court Roundup and City Civil Defense Talks
Municipal Court lists dozens of defendants with charges from petty larceny to drunken driving and speeding, along with bonds and hearings. City leaders discuss civil defense, GOC watch tower volunteers, and proposed emergency medical plans for Lorain amid proximity to Cleveland.
Council Grants Month-Long Vacation After 27 Items Voted
Lorain council, after approving 27 items, declared a month long vacation and will not meet again until a special session. Reports cite May tests. beaches reopen and lake pollution review by the police and fire committee stands pending.
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Lorain
Ing
Third Beach
Century Park
James Romoser
James Parobek
State Board of Health
Parabek
Wa- Board
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