Lotain County Farm Safety Committee Sets Plans
The Lotain County Safety group met to organize a county wide survey of farm and horse accidents for 1947's first half. Plans include a safety display at the Lorain County Fair August 18 to 22, contests in schools, six hour accident prevention courses for teachers, and a county meeting in October with Floyd Badgley of Ohio Industrial Commission to discuss liability and industrial insurance requirements for farmers hiring workers.
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Lotain County Safety Group
Lotain County
Twas Chosbd
Elinor Fultier
Sceldentend
Loy Clark
Amherst
Red Cross
Ing
Gates
Milton Lamoreaux
Grange
Hubert Oetzel
Floyd Badgley
Industrial Commission of
Qohia
W.E. Stuckey
Columbus
State Farm, Safety Authority
Hollywood Crash Leaves Minor Leg Injury Reported
Clarence Faber of 180 Parmaley Avenue sustained a minor injury to his left leg after a motorbike collided with a car door on Broad Street near Chestnut yesterday. A passenger opened the door to exit. the incident involved a Paramount line car driven by N. A. Mesker and a Hollywood publicity note from Lakewood.
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Clarence Faber
Parmaley Avenuue
Hollywood
M. H. Blanchard
Rding
Dispatch
Paramount
N. A. Mesker
Lakewood
Jon Broad Street
Chestnut
Aopread
Sans Din Spence
Janieurae
Spence
Marietta College President to Face Board Over Resignation
Marietta The Marietta College board of trustees awaited President William A Shimer returning from Canada to confront the board over his resignation. Shimer, installed in 1945, wed Dorothy Blain June 21 in Maywood N J. she was former dean of women at the college. The board had earlier asked for his resignation by mail but he replied by telegram he was en route to meet with them. A board member praised Shimer as having done a bang up job as administrator. Shimer, Harvard graduate, taught at Ohio State, was assistant secretary of Phi Beta Kappa, and served as a Navy lieutenant in the war. He was divorced July 29 146 from Edith Richmond for gross neglect of duty. The courtship of Shimer and his second wife was known to graduates at Marietta College. CANDIDACIES FILED. Harald J Hursh and Murrle O Fish filed with Lorain County Board of Elections for Columbia local school district board of education.
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Marietta
Marietta College Board of Trustees
William A. Shimer
Canada
Shimer
Dorothy Blain
Maywood
N. J
Harvard University
Ohio State University
National Phi Beta Kappa
Franklin County
Edith Richmond
Marietta College
Car collisions damage multiple vehicles on city streets
Jarry Mons reports front end damage to a car at 250 Belfield Avenue after a parked vehicle on West Avenue near Broad Street rolled back into it at 6 40 pm yesterday. Paul Kinkle at 347 1st Street owned car that struck and rolled away. Owen Bannon of 614 West Avenue says his right fender was damaged on East Avenue near the post office when R A Shewell pulled away from the curb at 4 25 pm yesterday. Mrs D M Upton of 345 Morgan Street and Mrs Ollie Thomas of 327 Clinton Avenue had fender damage in a Lake Avenue collision yesterday afternoon.
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Jarry Mons
Belifield Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
Paul Kinkle
Owen Bannon
Est Avenue
R. A. Shewell
East Broad Street
D. M. Upton
Morgan Street
Ollie ‘Thomas
Clinton Avenue
Lake Avenue
Belgium’s Lengenhoy Wins Postponement on Atomic Debate
Osborn, American deputy on the aluminum commission, secured unanimous postponement of a veto debate after Soviet efforts to modify atomic punishment provisions. He stated that delaying the discussion serves no useful purpose and noted 19 nations accept the U.S. view that Big Five veto cannot shield violations.
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Lengenhoy
Belgium
Osborn
Andrei Gromykn
Osborne
Atomic Commission
Russia
Poland
Board Accepts Resignation As Executive Secretary
Announcement made today by Mrs. Leonard Tufford says the Elyria Center for the Sightless board accepted Joe Huddleston's resignation as executive secretary at a special meeting Monday. Huddleston began work in April after previously serving with the State Department of Welfare in Kanene.
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Leonard Tufford
Elyria Center For
Joe Huddleston
Huddleston
Kanene
State Department of Welfare
Rotarians Hear Talk On City Finances
Seward N. Winck, chair of Elyria City Council finance committee, spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the YMCA to present a view of city finance problems. Club president C. E. Gibbons conducted the meeting with Henry Ault as program director. guests included Merk Byers of Denver Jim Taylor Miles Levering Jake Derling and Oliver Chamberlain.
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Seward N. Winck
City Council
Elyria
Deaths and obituaries from Elyria and Avon area
Death notices report Ernest March of 237 Bath Street Elyria aged 75 after a three year illness born in Munich July 31 1871 and resident for 49 years survived by wife Elizabeth two sons and four daughters eight German sisters fourteen grandchildren two great grandchildren with funeral plans pending. Also Helen A Bechant 43 of Moore Road Avon died after five months illness survived by one sister and one brother with services and burial scheduled in Avon.
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Ernest Marci
Ernest March
Bath Street
Munich
Germany
Elyria
Modern Woodmen of America
March
Elizabeth March
Edward E
Henry L
Tucson
Ariz
Pete Niesen
Amherst
Helen A. Bechant
Avon
Moore Road
St. Mary's Church
Alster
Clarence Bahnert
Avon Lake
Elmer Bechant
Talo
George M. Bruber
St. Mary's Cemetery
Albert August Mreeger Amhberst
Albert August Kreeger
Wout Street
Cleveland Quirerry
St. Peters Evangelical and
Bouth Amherst
Charles Wiegand
North Ridge Road
Bolly
Zilch Funeral Home
Will
J. H. Bollens
Crownhill Cemetery
Dutch advance near Jogjakarta amid sporadic Indonesian resistance
A Dutch communique reports Indonesian resistance as sporadic as Dutch troops push toward a plain north of Jogjakarta. Dutch casualties cited as 17 killed, 23 wounded, and three missing, while pamphlets claim the population remains calm and the scorched earth policy targets rich Chinese property.
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Jogjakarta Fies
Tiialed
Tnidutttaians
Arraignments and suits in Lorain county court news
Multiple court actions include Louis Weir fined five dollars for a safety stop violation at Routes 76 and 82, Howard Williams jailed on a driving without owner's consent charge, and A J Nagel facing a septic tank permit dispute. Tort and divorce filings appear alongside county bids, juror selection, and vandalism reports. updates cover local health quarantines and county contracts for gas well drilling and trailer electrification at Lorain sites.
Bound Over To The Grand Jury In Sodomy Charge
Joseph A Huddleston aged 35 of Third street was bound to the grand jury under four thousand dollars bond after a preliminary hearing before Mayor A B Agate on a sodomy charge. Willam Pinter testified that he would travel to California for work and was held as a material witness with a thousand dollar bond. Huddleston pleaded innocent and furnished cash bond. From Witnois the federal government reported three point four four five nine zero seven one zero two billion dollars in tax collections for fiscal 1947. California total stood at three point one four three one six zero six five five billion. Kentucky reported seven hundred thirty nine million six hundred ninety eight thousand eighty eight.
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Joseph A. Huddleston
Third Street
A.B Agate
Huddleston
Willam Pinter
Irondale Street
Huddlestone
Pinter
California
Witnois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Kentucky
Births and travels mark week in Washington area
Mr and Mrs Hugh Blick of Washington Pa announce the birth of Linda Lou. Mr and Mrs Richard Kirkhoff visit Harvard and plan a long coast trip ending near Boston. Guests of Mrs A J Hulse include Mrs I Goodwin and others from Shreve Elyria and Columbus. WW S.C. picnic set for Avon Park July 24 with lunch at 12:30. 4 H Club attended Homemakers picnic in North Olmstead Park. Various locals noted on vacations, visits, and anniversaries.
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Fields
Als
John Haller
Linda Lou
Hugh Blick
Washington
Richard Kirckhoff
East
Harvard
Boston
Mass
A. J. Hulse
Inez Goodwin
Moreland
Eleanor of
Shreve
Julia Lowe
Doylestown
Genevieve Tale
Wooster
Warren Wallace
Columbia
Matilda Weedne
Elyria
Goodwin
Clive Goodwin
WW. S
August Kirkhall
Westlake
Bunday
Hhonor
Richard Kirkhoff
Lee Walker
Edward Heafcock
Chester Heafeock
Will Sheer
Pred Chalberg
East Cleveland
Congress Eyes Fast Action On Key Appropriations
Congress pressed toward quick passage of major funding bills to run the current fiscal year. High-priority measures included agriculture appropriations, defense unification rules, social security tax relief, and continued subsidies for copper, lead, and zinc. House and Senate conferees debated definitions of military functions and aimed to finalize money bills before adjournment.
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Wasilngiuon
Congressional
Truman
GOP
Congress
Army-Navy
inter-American Institute
House
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Air
Markets Report on Produce and Livestock Prices
Markets detail produce items with pricing across berries onions corn and potatoes, plus live cattle hogs and sheep markets. Names include Victor Pratt and various market crates, with monthly or weekly figures and statewide shipping notes.
Industrial giants trade signals linger in midweek markets
Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Bendix General Motors White Motor Republic Steel US Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service show quiet activity amid mixed cues. Traders monitor Alphabetic names and corporate labels for hints of demand, with investors weighing sectors like auto, steel, and consumer goods as gains and losses fluctuate.
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Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Woodworth Co
Bendix Oonsevcrets
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
US Steel
Standard of Ohio Cities
Huron County Grange Forms Youth Chorus Leader Named
Norwalk vocalist Miss Helen McClaflin directs a 50 voice Huron County Grange Youth Chorus preparing for the Ohio Grange Music Festival this fall. Their first appearance is at Sandusky August 4 during the District Sixth Degree session. A male quartet from New London Grange is also being groomed for state contest by Wenona Huber Bursley.
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New London
Helen McClaflin
Norwalk
Huron County Grange
50 Voices
Ohio Grange
Sandusky
McClaffin
New London High School
Ohio University
University of Michigan
Kent State University
College Cleaning Woman Injured in College Explosion
Mrs. Mary Roknich, 59, a cleaning woman at Youngstown College, is in critical condition after an explosion in the basement caused by an aerial bomb used in a chemistry demonstration. Police believe the device was accidentally placed in a waste basket and swept into an incinerator.
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Youngstown
Mary Roknich
Youngstown College
College Chemical Laboratory
Hoknich
Colombia
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Lorain County Health Department
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Princeton Avenue
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Mary Kolaceko
Lorain
National Tube Co
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Wellington
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