Lorain Annexation Resolution Undecided After Special Meeting
City officials weigh extending services to Black River area as engineers draft sewer plans. Mayor Jaworski says annexation pending council support and tax implications, while Safety Director Goods keeps committee deliberations open to all members.
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Pete Goods
Lorain
Coc
J. Norman
Thompson
Goods
John C. Jaworski
Aii
Black River
Jaworski
Woman Injured When Car Crashes Into Pole
Elizabeth Hauck, 19, of 23 E St, suffered forehead bruises after the car she rode in lost control and struck a telephone pole at Oberlin Ave and Sixth St. She was treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. Driver Mario Manecci, 20, of 1231 W 19th St, was charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control after he bent to adjust the radio and the Pontiac collided with the pole damaging the car and a nearby pole with a hot wire down.
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Manecci
Investigation of $8 Theft in Lorain
Lorain police investigate the theft of eight dollars from Troy Haddix 49 of 1706 East 28th Street Haddix says the money disappeared from a pair of trousers draped over his bed and a large man was seen leaving the room around 1 30 a m fresh pry marks were found on the door to his room
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Lorain
Troy Haddix
East 28Th St
Haddix
Torch Spark Causes Fire Aboard LST
Fire officials blame a burner torch spark for a blaze aboard an LST under construction at American Shipbuilding Yards in Lorain. The fire damaged insulation and three bales, totaling about 3600 dollars, with 300 dollars to the ship and 200 dollars in insulation loss. The alarm rang at 4 20 p m.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Yards
William Farschman
Central Fire Station
Lorain Woman Charged Over Loose Boxer
Betty Lambert, 18, of 115 West 14th Street was charged with permitting a dog to run at large after a neighbor complained a brindled Boxer chased and jumped at children. She was ordered to appear in Municipal Court tomorrow.
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Betty Lambert
14Th St
Three Lorain residents enter innocent pleas in tax case
Three of seven Lorain residents cited by Ohio sales tax agents pleaded innocent in Municipal Court. Gloria Baxter, Michael Stefanik, and Frank Kostelich pleaded not guilty with August 16 trials. One defendant did not appear. others pled guilty. Charges include failing to cancel stamps and related intoxication issues.
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Lorain
Ohio
Gloria Baxter
Long Ave
Michael Stefanik
East 28Th St
Open Hearth Fraternal Club, Inc
Frank Kostelich
East 32Nd St
Tian Political Club
Grove Ave
Dayton R. Eppley
McConnelsville
Epply
Leo D. Kaminski
Fairmonth Ave
Elyria
Foster Park Rd
Andy Mosansky
Marel Edwards
Lakeview
Merchants Refrigeration Inc
Broadway
Beaverdale Incorporation Debate Dominates Lorain Election News
In Lorain County residents debate the Beaverdale incorporation question set for August 3. Poll workers will include disinterested Elyrians to oversee the vote while registration closes at 4 p.m. Two theft reports surface as hubcaps and a car are stolen in Elyria and Lorain.
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Blackjshden
Clarence Williams
River Township
Industrial St
Ruth Fox
Lo J
Rain County Board of Elections
Black River Township
Beaverdale
Lorain County
Ohio
Forgotten City Volunteers Seek Pay Increase
In Lorain eleven volunteer firemen petition Fire Chief Alfred Nickley for a 59 cent per hour raise, noting no pay hikes in 11 to 12 years. They state they have long served as the city’s overlooked employees and ask the council to consider the request.
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Lorain
Cuy
Velteer
Alfred Nickley
Forgettes
Ecify Council
New Missiles Show High Kill Rate for Bombers
The Air Force reports its jet interceptor missiles can destroy up to 90 percent of enemy bombers within range using a new Falcon missile with heat seeking guidance.
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Washington
Air Force
Smoking Fire Injures Sleeper in Lorain
Lorraine resident Peter Herbert, 23, living at 7748 East 28th Street, suffered second degree burns on his right leg when a couch caught fire as he slept after smoking. He was treated and released from St Joseph Hospital. Sofa damage about 50 dollars. Herbert rooms in a home owned by Robert Perkins at 1748 East 29th Street.
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Lorain
Peter Herbert
East 28Th St
Herbert
Woo St Joseph Hospital
Robert Perkins
East 29Th St
Restful Term Ahead BALTIMORE
Harry Legourd, 57, asked Baltimore police court for a jail term to recover from months of job searches and failure. Magistrate Standley Richardson granted a three day term for him to recuperate.
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Baltimore
Harry Legourd
Avon Pay Increases Approved For Village Officials
Avon council approved raises for village treasurer, council members, and Board of Public Affairs. Treasurer salary rises to 450 dollars yearly. council and water board meeting fees double to ten dollars with annual caps. Board of Public Affairs members gain first compensation. Effective January 1, 1958. Also discussed drainage, paving on Ridgeland Drive, and road resurfacing requests. H. Judson Cosner appointed to fill council vacancy.
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Avon
Village
Treas
Board of Public Affairs
Water Board
Ridgeland Dr
Ray E. Hollis
Black Topping
Lavern Pickering
Leo Smith
C. A. Barbu
William Gates
A. Shumway
Hollis
Ih Anh
H. Judson Cosner
Anthony Zust
Cosner
A. H. West
Julia Ave
Avon Citizens Committee
Harry Babyak
Gates
Restraining Order Filed In Domestic Incident
Russell G Frey 46 formerly of 407 West 17th St was charged with intoxication and violation of a restraining order after attempting to enter his wife Marys home yesterday evening Police found him in the garage with an unloaded shotgun present but no gun on his person Mary had obtained the restraining order to keep him away from her residence.
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Lorain
Russell G. Frey
West 17Th St
Mary
Russell
Yacht Gemini Resumes Voyage After Steering Cable Break
The 58-foot luxury yacht Gemini owned by Vernon B. Stouffer left Lorain about 10 p.m. after repairs following a steering cable break three miles northeast of the Lorain lighthouse. The Coast Guard responded to a radio call for help. Stouffer, president of the Cleveland Zoological Society, planned to inspect the drain zoo and the children’s moat at Belle Isle.
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Lorain
Gemini
Restau Fce
Vernon B. Stouffer
Morse
Cook
William Knight
Stonington
Coast Guard
Loraib
Stouffer
Cleveland Zoological Society
Reynalds
Drain Zoo
Belle Isle
Alcoholics Anonymous Promotes Self Help Network
A classified style notice from Alcoholics Anonymous presents a self help approach noting no charge for service and inviting readers to contact P. O. Box 321 for support. The text emphasizes mutual aid over evangelism or reform.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Evangelists
Reformers
P. O. Box
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