Junior Chamber to Hear Sheriff and Speaker at Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m in the Blue Clubroom. County Sheriff Carl Pingat will show a film and discuss a further step in the safety program. Tom McCarty, acting chairman, planned the arrangements. Spencer Irwin of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will be guest speaker at the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comtrevée
Bika
Carl Pinegat
Bafely
Tom McCarty
Gately
Specer Irwin
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thirteen More Witnesses Summoned In Massillon Case
Thirteen more witnesses were called today to testify Motdey in the $400,000 damage suits against City Hospital related to the mysterious deaths of two infants on June 6. The site were brought by the parents of Rosemary Norton and Diane Brand, the victims. Hearings resume Monday morning in city council chambers. Subpoenaed include four doctors, six hospital nursing staff, a former nurse and two hospital visitors. Authorities reported no new developments and police still held the case was solved by a confession of a six year old patient, while the prosecutor continued his hunt for a murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Motdey
City Hospital
Rosemary Norton
Diane Brand
Grafton Kiwanis Guests Robert Oetzel
Robert Oetzel of Ely tied to the Production Credit Association spoke to the Grafton Kiwanis about a cooperative farming finance organization. He described loan purposes, 4.5 percent interest on unpaid balances, and noted two million dollars loaned across 11 counties this year with minimal losses. Members of the Gleaners served dinner at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Robert Oetzel
Elytie
Production Credit Association
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Gleaners Clues
Lincoln collection opens after 21 years sealed by Lincoln family
The Library of Congress unveiled a sealed 1929 collection by order of Robert Todd Lincoln, opening the vaults to reveal letters in Lincoln handwriting and other documents. Scholars anticipate new explanations of Lincoln’s actions and the possible originals of inaugural addresses as the exhibit runs through August.
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Thebrary
Robert Todd Lincoln
Luther H. Evans
F Congress
C. Percy Powell
Dr. Powell
Evans
Powell
Lincoln
John Nicholay
John Hay
White House
Bill Sets Quotas For Sugar Producers
Washington reports the Senate approved a five year sugar quota plan beginning Jan 1. quotas set for Malhland beet Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Philippines and Cuba with Cuba’s share tied to US consumption. Agriculture Secretary Anderson notes continued world sugar shortage and President Truman will sign to enforce the quotas for domestic and foreign producers.
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Washington
Senate
White House
U. S
Secretary of Agriculture
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Philippines
United States
Clinton P. Anderson
Sheriff Recalls FBI Academy Talk to Akron Kiwanis
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan spoke to Elyria Kiwanis and guests from Akron about his student days at the FBI National Academy in Washington. He described the academy’s goal of improving police methods and interagency cooperation through coursework for working officers, emphasizing crime prevention and the beat officer’s role. Ensign Hubert Von Brock, son of Walter Von Brock, attended the luncheon with about 24 Akron club guests.
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Carl R. Finegan
Elyria Kiwanians
Akron
FBI National Academy
Washington
Akron Club
Ensign
Hubert von Brock
Walter von Brock
Hughes denials in Senate probe over wartime deals
Senate hearings hear testimony about William Hughes Jr and others, including Roosevelt and Emerson ties, payments to politicians and officials, and entertainment spending. Witnesses slated include Kaiser Lavell Meigs Towers and Martin, with archival papers reviewed for potential harmful disclosures. Hughes denies government funds were spent without delivering planes.
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Weenyay
Krug
Wallgren
New York
West Coast
Hollywood
Hughes
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye
Drewster
Meyer Hid
Europe
South America
Kaiser
Robert. A. Lavell
Merrill CQ. Meigs
WPB
John H. Towers
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Glen L. Martin
Grover Loening
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Cai
Roosevelt
Ferguson
Solon 2
Buck Whip
White House
Wright Field
Army Air Forces
Deaths and Obituaries from Elyria Area Homes
Death notices for Mrs John M Burke and Walter S Evans detail long Elyria residencies and family survivors including spouses children and grandchildren. Services planned at St Marys Wakeman and St Andrews Elyria with burials in St Marys Cemetery. Additional obituary notes Mrs George Harris of North Olmsted and funeral arrangements announced for Dover Center.
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John M. Bur
Mary F. Burke
John M. Burke
Prince,ton Avenue
Wakeman
Elyria
John W
Ann M
Mary Noreen
Anna Dunn
Toledo
Msgr
William TL. Newtonn
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Cemetery
Walter
Evans Walter
Evans
Tattersall Court
Brooklyn
Metal Polishers Union
Colson Corp
Catherine F
Russell Harold
Mansfield
Norman Crowhurst
Washington, D. C
Budro- Curtis Funeral Home
G. Russel Hargate
St. Andrew's Church
George Harris
Fitch Rend
North Olmsted
Stanley
Roy Harris
Josephine Harris
Clifford Pease
Dover Center Fond
Hollywood Stars Clash With West Pointers On Location
Greta Davis and Doc Blanchard wrap up four years as All-Americans as Hollywood studios push their life story On Parade. The pair juggle filming at UCLA with football memories and dating rumors while remaining tight lipped about romance and nightclub nights.
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Aline Moshe Follywood
Greta Davis
Doc Blanchard
Hollywood
Thio Imville
D& B
West Point
Davis & Blanchard
Tokyo Population Round 5,000,000 Target
Tokyo census data as of May 1 shows 4,707,230 residents with 2,474,164 males and 2,233,066 females amid 1,194,658 households. Officials say unregistered persons push total above five million, exceeding the 4,500,000 ideal by government standards.
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Toyko
Tokyo
Police Court Fines for Brown and Hoel. Several Street Incidents
Detroit resident William Brown was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment in police court for July 12 arrest on Broad Street. Alfred Hoel Jr of Beaver Park received the same fine for reckless driving following an automobile collision at Chestnut and Second Streets. Police investigated a beer theft near West Avenue and Ober/Ober. three men were arrested as five youths said they chased suspects. Additional incidents include collisions on West Avenue near Third Street, intoxication arrests on Oberlin and West, and disorderly conduct charges on Broad and Chestnut streets.
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William Brown
Detroit
Broad Street
Alfred Hoel
Beaver Park
A. H. Agate
Chestnut
Second Streets
West Avenue
Ober
UN Road
Luke
Charles Simms
Russia Road
Margaret Trautman
Earl Court
Third Street
Simms
Lourty
Maude Wheeler
Woodford Avenue
Oberlin Road
E. J. Stankard
Claude Kelly
Second Street
Balice
Chestnut Street
Amarigo’ Pavlicci
New Jersey
Costa
Ile
Rupples Klub Picnic Near Metha Dist Hosts Forty Attendees
About 40 people attended the Rupples Klub picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hecock on Middle Ride road Sunday. Gans and contests entertained, a plane supper was served at 6 o'clock, planning the next gathering for August 10 at Cascade Park Elyria. Guests included Mrs. Zakabar, Mrs. Frances Garegas and son of Lorain, and Mrs. Gem of San Francisco, Cal., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Frances Stnebring.
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Vincent
Richard Hecock
Middle Ride Road
Gans
Contests
Cascade Park
Elyria
Zakabar
Frances Garegas
Wttle Son
Lorain
Gem
San Franco
Cal
and Ales
T. M. Baldwin
Frances Stnebring
Williams Greer
Amherst
Glen Gwinn
Norvale
May” Baldwin
Courthouse records mix of arrests and divorces
At the Court House Alton Dangel, 39, of Agnherst, held for investigation after a 2 a.m. arrest on Route 303 near Route 58 with a car stopped and lights on, and alleged intoxication. Divorces granted include Flory Shaw from John for neglect and cruelty. Warren Le Brown from Margaret for neglect. Otis W. Sinclair from B Lorraine with custody of children and alimony of 350. A suit by Marcie Thuemling against Edwin was dismissed.
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Alton Dangel
Agnherst
Route
Route 58
Dangel
Nquar
Flory Shaw
John
Warren le Brown
Margaret
D. A Vook
Marcie Thuemling
Edwin
Otis W. Sinclair
G Divorne
B. Lorraine
Db. A. Cook
Diamond Products Co Leads New Industry in Elyria Tools
Diamond Products Co Inc in Elyria operates a unique diamond tool plant. Officers directly perform key tasks as the firm uses a heat and pressure press to impregnate diamonds into metal matrices for industrial use. Production, blending, and precise molding precede tool finishing for mining and grinding applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Products, Incorporated
Elyria
com+pany
W. C. Weslow
Olta Witte
Rudolph Kopriva
Weslow
Carboloy Company
Detroit
Weslaw
Wille
Carbaloy Company
Koprivan
Carbonny Company
Witle
Kopriva
Diamond Products Company
Rudolph Kopelva
Reserve Officers Picnic Plans Set for August 3
The Reserve Officers Association met at the Legion home last evening and laid plans for an August 3 picnic. Members will be notified of the picnic location. Capt. Hayes led the meeting and the membership committee was discussed. Major A L Richwine received a Past President’s pin.
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Reserve Officers Association
Legion Home
Capt. Hayes
A. L. Richwine
Woman Weighing 120 Pounds Shrinks to 46/2 Pounds
Ale T. Graham of Lexington Kentucky, once 120 pounds six years ago, rapidly wasted to 30 and then to 46/2 pounds. Mayo Clinic doctors examined her in Rochester Minnesota with sister Mss S. A. Phelps present. Doctors diagnosed an incurable glandular disorder. twin sister Mrs John Berry remains healthy.
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John Berry
Louisville
Lexington
Graham
Phelps
Mary's Hospital
Munday
Heifer Learns Speed in Deer Herd Escape
In Nescopeck Pennsylvania a young heifer escaped from Clarene Shaffer's farm after a five month stay with deer. The calf, nine months old, ran swiftly through fields and woods, drawing attention as it sprinted past four or five trees before joining other cattle back at Shaffer's farm.
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Nescopeck
Shaffer
Bumbaugh Errs In Dry Court Order For Three Months
In Muncie Indiana Earl Bumbaugh forgot that September has 30 days and miscalculated a three month dry court order. He began consuming four drinks a day too soon and was fined again.
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Muncie
Ind
Earl Bumbaugh
Bumbaugh
Ohio Legion To Convene In Cincinnati For 20th Convention
The Ohio department of the American Legion plans its 20th annual convention in Cincinnati on Aug 24 with band drum and bugle corps and ritual team contests. Highlights include a commanders banquet Forty and Eight Ball a burgoo at River Downs Park and an all star junior baseball game at Crosley Field. Officers to be elected include candidates for Ohio commander vice commander treasurer chaplain and other posts, with nominations from the floor possible and debates on veteran care Civil Service rules and housing project relaxations on the agenda.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Department of the American Legion
River Downs Park
Legionnaires
Crosley Field
Ohio
Aaron J. Halloran
Springfield
J. DO. Sawyer
Middletown
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
Tom Jones
Youngstown
Michael Ralphsohn
Hev
John Duffy
Ew London
City Proposes Two Mill Levy for City Funds
The city filed a two mill operating levy with the board of elections to submit to voters on November 1. The plan would raise about 100000 annually for two years, risking an estimated 60000 debt per year if approved. A 65 percent majority is required. Also reported: George Robson seeks reelection for Carlisle township clerk and Leonard L. Clawson seeks reelection as Avon councilman.
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Guyriuna
Board of Elections
George Robson
Carlisle Township
Leonard L. Clawson
Avon
Pattern Set For Steel Price Hikes
Cleveland based Steel magazine predicts the steel industry will follow recent $5 to $10 per ton increases by independent producers. Other firms could raise prices in a few days, driving higher costs for consumer durable and capital goods. Automobile costs may rise by $10 to $15 per car. Initial increases come from American Rolling Mill Co and Republic Steel Corp, the nation’s third largest producer.
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Cleveland
Steel
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown, C
Republic Steel Corp
Two New Dwellings Approved On Lexington Avenue
Building permits issued by Hart Dickason authorize construction of two similar two story frame houses on Lexington avenue. Each will be 24 by 26 feet with a cost of 7500 dollars, contracted for L Lybrink of Cleveland street and E A Berndt for 432 Kenyon avenue. Deputy sheriff Carl Radelify reports a Columbus ballistics test did not determine if Noah Paxton, 22, was murdered or committed suicide. Paxton's body was found June 10 in the front seat of his car on a secluded road four miles northeast of Circleville.
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Hart Dickason
Lexington Avenue
S. L. Bruegger
L. Lybrink
Cleveland Street
E. A. Berndt
Kenyon Avenue
Circleville
Carl Radelify
Columbus
Pickaway Colinery
Noah Paxton
Paxton
Here
Elyria Garden Club News on Delphiniums and Local History
The Elyria Garden Club discusses Delphiniums and Foxgloves with notes on species, flower colors, and common names. It praises George My Day for his History of the Elyria American Legion and laments the loss of local historical records and a centralized archive for Elyria’s past.
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George
Elyria
Court House
Cleveland Historial Society
William A. Ely
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Brad Street
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North Street
North Alley
Diamond Products Co. Inc
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Ohio Department of American Legion
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