Playground staff get its instructions list of supervisors
The notice lists playground supervisors by site with a photo caption. Front row names Tony Curcillo Ely Carol Double Don McGinley Mary McClerg Bob Hengartner. back row Harold Brock Vic Janowicz Margery Cochran Anne Gates Louise Duffy. Miss Duffy oversees handi craft at all playgrounds. Absent were Mrs William Armitage Franklin morning Gates afternoon and Marilyn Laver Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Curcillo
Ely
Carol Double
Don McGinley
McKinley
Mary McClerg
Hamilton
Bob Hengartner
Roosevelt
Harold Brock
Cascade
Vic Janowicz
Margery
Soviet British agreement on trains reaches Berlin freight resumption
Berlin news reports say Soviet British talks led to a settlement allowing resumed freight to Berlin by evening. Col Hans W Holmer announced the agreement after trains tied up at Helmstedt were released. Twenty seven western zone trains were freed and some headed to Berlin. General Clay denounced the prior action, but the dispute ended with the accord. Pvt William Sowers 26 Wellsville killed when taxicab rolled over five times on state route 45 near Salem while returning from furlough.
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Berlin
Germany
Hans W. Holmer
Helmstedt
Holmer
Lucius D. Clay
Marienborn
Clay
Salem
William Sowers
Wellsville
Here
State Highway Patrol
Bowers
Weather and events mix in Ohio weekend forecast
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions on Sunday. Local notices highlight Carey’s Special Live Lobster Dinner on page two and a hunting dog event at Bert Belden Farm on Route 76 starting at 10 a.m. on June 13, with free admission and refreshments.
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Ohio
Bert Belden
Belden
Black River Game Club Adv
Way Cleared For Asking Maritime Strike Injunction
A presidential fact finding board cleared the way for a government request to seek a federal injunction against a threatened nationwide maritime strike by six unions with 100 000 members. The panel said continuation of the status quo could avert disruption through sincere collective bargaining and that a strike would imperil national health or safety with the injunction likely sought in New York San Francisco and Cleveland.
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Washington
Tthe
White House
Justice Department
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
East
Gulf
Pacific
Great Lakes
Bernadotte Tours Jerusalem to Assess Palestine Truce
United Nations envoy Bernadotte and his advisers flew to Jerusalem to obtain a firsthand view of the Palestine truce situation. Arab and Jewish leaders accuse each other of violations as observers already in Palestine and more on the way. Pablo Azcarate remains connected to Jerusalem reporting.
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Cairo
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Jerusalem
Palestine
Bernadotte
Holy City
Pablo Azcarate
Bond Campaign In County To Start Monday
Junior Chamber chapters in Elyria Wellington Amherst and Lorain plan sponsor roles for the National Security Loan drive opening Monday and running next week. The FlorIa Junior Chamber will run pledge cards and a booth in Ely Park next Saturday aided by a loud speaker truck. Jack Burkhard chairs the Elyria committee with members Moore Taylor Reese Barr Marsh Snyder Williamson Demos and Jenzsick. Bonds will be sold in banks with funds raised for investment and economic stability. County quota is 2 375 000. center quotas exceed 953 141 in Elyria 1 029 658 in Lorain 140 993 Oberlin 87 438 Wellington 85 999 Amherst 59 747 Grafton 17 924 Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wellington
Amherst
Lorain
Floria Junior Chamber
Ely Park
Jack Burkhard
W. Gibson Moore
Elgie Taylor
Thomas Reese
Leroy Barr
Don Marsh
Ray Snyder
Robert Williamson
Charles Demos
Leonard Jenzsick
Junior Chamber
Burkhard
Lorain County
Oberlin
Grafton
Kipton
Kettering Elected Wooster Trustee
Wooster College named Charles F. Kettering retired GM vice president to its board of trustees. Kettering, a Loudonville native, had attended summer school at Wooster in his student days. The college also elected Benjamin Fairless, president of U S Steel, to the board.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corp
Kettering
Loudonville
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Eighteen New Citizens to Attend Flag Day Ceremony
Eighteen new United States citizens will be special guests at the Elyria Elks Flag Day observance Monday at 8 p.m. Judge Arthur W. Doyle of Akron will be the speaker. The event, at the Elks hall, features remarks by Mayor Henry W. Ault, a flag presentation, and a community sing along led by the Elyria High School string ensemble. The program is organized by the Elks with help from patriotic and civic groups.
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United States
Elyria Elks
P.m
Arthur W. Doyle
Akron
Elks Hall
Mercedes M., Gomez
Mary Bedocs
Theresa Kolman
Wojciech Skrzypek
Julia Yozsa
Amelia Yuhasz
Ladislaus Fazekas
Elizabeth Nagy
Kathleen M. Borchers
Ruth “Ann Billman
H. K. Shaw
First Christian Church
Earl E. Sloan
The
Elks
Legion
Doyle
Henry W. Ault
Charles A. Kremser
American Legion Post No. 12
American Legion
U S Ships to Palestine to Back UN Truce Effort
U S will send three ships and planes to Palestine after UN Mediator Count Folke Bernadotte appealed for urgent truce policing. He reported a need for more observers and noted a personnel shortage could delay a final political solution until next week.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Bernadotte
France
Belgium
U. S
Security Council
Jerusalem
Netherlands
KLM
Washington
Bids Received For Downtown Traffic Control Equipment
City received six bids for new traffic control gear to serve the downtown area from Chestnut to Cedar along Broad Street. Five bids for 6100 each came from Western Electric Supply Eagle Signal Allen Electric Midland Electric and Graybar Electric for Crouse Hines equipment. one bid of 7030 from General Electric Supply Co. No award yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kothe
Kothe
General Electric Supply Co
Western Electric Supply
Eagle Signal Co
Allen Electric
Midland Electric
Graybar Electric
Crouse Hines
Rev Seward Named To Diocese Post
The Rev. Fr. Edward J. Seward former Elyrian has been named Assistant Chancellor of the Cleveland Diocese by Bishop Edward F. Hoban. Son of J. B. Seward of 312 Fourth Street he served as chaplain with the Eighth Air Force in the Army four and a half years mostly overseas. Ordained in Rome March 19 1939 after studies at the North American College he spent two years at St. Margaret's church in Cleveland before Army service. Continued on Page 2.
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Edward J. Seward
Elyrian
Cleveland
Edward F. Hoban
Father Seward
J. B. Seward
Fourth Street
Army
Vna
Eighth Air Force
Catholic University
Washington
D. C
Rome
North American College
St. Margaret's Church
Chancery
Lorain Bus Strike Ends Ends as Drivers Accept 16 Cent Raise
Lorain buses resume service after a three day walkout by Local 1034 of the Amalgamated Association. Drivers approved a 16 cent hourly raise to 1.25, with city council allowing fare increases to six for 50 cents. Union leaders and company officials planned details of the contract today. Elsewhere in the region, Springfield drivers rejected arbitration and East Liverpool wage talks continued with Valley Motors Transit Co. in a six day strike affecting 20 communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain-Amherst
Employes Transit Lines, Inc
AFL
F. W. Figler
Moose Hall
James McGinnity
International
Roy Shank
Robert Figler
Robert Matchett
Patrick J. Flaherty
Springfield
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Valley Motors Transit Co
Beaver, Pa
Baccalaureate at Oberlin Sunday
Oberlin will host a baccalaureate service in Finney Chapel at 4 p m led by Rev Thomas Wesley Graham D D dean of the Graduate School of Theology. James H Griswold a Shaker Heights attorney and Oberlin Class of 1898 will be honorary marshal for the baccalaureate and commencement processions. A Reunion Glee Clubs concert is scheduled for 8 45 p m in Finney Chapel.
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Oberlin
Thomas Wesley Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Finney Chapel
James H. Griswold
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Ic Five
Rail Management Calls for Railway Labor Act Amendments
Washington proposes amendments to the Railway Labor Act to curb national strikes by making presidential emergency board recommendations binding and allowing court orders to enforce their outcomes. J Carter Fort of the Association of American Railroads outlined compulsory arbitration and court-enforced injunctions as tools, a shift from typical labor management positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Joint
Congressional Labor Committee
J. Carter Fort
Association of American Railroads
Fort
Pleads Innocent To Secret Indictment In Lorain
Mary E Averill of Sheffield Lake appeared in Lorain Common Pleas Court and pleaded innocent to a secret traffic manslaughter indictment. Bond set at 1000 dollars. The Christmas Day head on collision on East Erie Avenue killed Anna Winchester Mamie Mahar and Estelle LaRue. Rocco Zicareli 34 Lorain and another defendant were released on bonds. Continued on page 2.
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Mary E. Averill
Sheffield Lake
Common Pleas Court
D. A. Cook
Anna Winchester
Mamie Mahar
Estelle LaRue
East Erie Avenue
Floods engulf vast Portland airport and North Portland homes
Flood waters inundated the Portland Columbia Airport and swept over more than 2,000 homes in North Portland. The Columbia River neared a critical crest, bursting dikes and submerging farmland, golf courses, and suburban areas while army crews raced to reinforce dikes and supply water prior to a suspected long crisis.
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Portland
Ore
Portland- Columbia
Columbia River
Peninsula
Pacific Northwest
Wenatchee
Wash
Columbia
Richland
Atomic Energy Plant
Congress Fights For Adjourning Clean Up Must Bills
Senate Republican leaders push for a Saturday session as House and Senate scramble to finish a civil rights bill and the Mandt-Nixon anti-Communist measure. The Senate backs stronger UN support while the House approves admitting 202000 displaced Europeans. If adjournment slips, Congress will reconvene later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Republican Policy Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
United Nations
U. S
Europe
United States
Talks Will Be Resumed on Monday
Washington reports hint a deadlock in soft coal wage talks may be broken as negotiators O Neill and Lewis indicate resuming discussions Monday at 3 p.m. Details are withheld while a pension plan shift and lawsuits loom over the 1947 fund taking on 1946 obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles O'Neil
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
O'Neill
Lewis
Ezra van Horn
Sen
Styles Bridges
N. H
Lewis-Bridges
Funeral Set For Drowning Victim Roy George 18
Funeral arrangements are made for Roy Clifford George an 18 year old who drowned Thursday in a quarry near the Steel and Tubes Company factory during a swimming trip. Services will be Monday at 9 30 am from Nichols Dicken Funeral Home with 10 am mass at St Marys church burial in St Marys cemetery. He was born in Cleveland a former Painesville resident had lived in Elyria about a month and previously worked at American Radiator and Standard Sanitary. He is survived by his mother Agnes George Elyria father Clifford George Willoughby sister Carol Jean Elyria and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Pytel Cleveland. The body remains at Nichols Dicken Funeral Home where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clifford George
Sixth Street
Steel & Tubes Company
Nichols-Dicken
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Cleveland
Painesville
Elyria
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Clifford
Agnes George
Clifford George
Willoughby
Carol Jean
John Pytel
Nichols- Dicken Funeral Home
Oberlin Lanterns To Glow Tonight
Old friends will gather in Oberlin for the campus illumination at 8 30 p m. Lanterns will decorate Tappan Square after a Women’s buffet dinner from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at Talcott Hall and a Men’s dinner at 6 15 p m in the Field House. At 8 p m part two of the graduation concert will be at Finney Chapel.
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Oberlin
Tappan Square
Talcott Hall
Field House
Physical Education Department
Finney Chapel
Fruit Sellers Ad Expresses Bargain Listings
An inexpensive Chronicle Telegrams for Sale notice promises cash buyers for fruit produce sellers. It invites contact via dialing 44-121 or 44-131 to place ads and attract buyers to the seller’s door.
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Chronicle
Saturday Night Special at Erb Radio Supper Club
Factory authorized radio service call 3176 Erb Radio. Adv. Saturday night special real Hungarian chicken paprikas with dumplings and stuffed cabbage. Music of Jimmy Alu and His Orchestra at the Supper Club. Adv.
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Jimmy Alu
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Vermilion On the Lake Club House
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U.S
Seward
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Broad St
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Rattegat
Jutland
Copenhagen
Aalborg
Newark
John Idle
City Hospital
Geisel
Stenco
West Ave
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