17 Students Receive Diplomas At New High School
17 seniors at Elyria District Catholic High School received diplomas during a mid century commencement at Gulf Road School yesterday evening. Monsignor Murphy praised staff and students for founding Catholic higher education in the area and noted the event as the first graduation from the new institution.
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Elyria District Catholic High School
Albert J. Murphy
St. A Ignatius Church
Cleveland
Monsignor Murphy
Joseph B. Lehane
Clarence E. Elwell
Cleveland Diocese
Elyria District
Gulf Road School
Msgr
St. Ignatus Church
Father
Cross
Gounod
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio turns warmer
The Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions this afternoon followed by partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures tonight. Tuesday brings more clouds and warmth with a chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers. Low tonight around 58, high Tuesday near 85. Markets noted on page two.
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Ohio
Pickets Told To Sweep Up Tacks
In Marristown Tennessee pickets from the American Enka Corp textile mill were moved off the line to sweep tacks from the highway. State Safety Commissioner Sam Neal said the no-picketing order stands until assurances are given that no more tacks will be strewn on the road.
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Marristown
Tenn
American Enka Corp
Sam Neal
Five Roads In Age Of Conflict Are Given By Oberlin Speaker
Dr Clarence Tucker Craig dean of Drew Theological Seminary told Oberlin College graduates in Finney Chapel that many conflicts await them as they leave learning centers. He described Worlds in Collision drawing on Imanuel Velikovsky and urged graduates to seek assurance amid global strife while noting Oberlin's tradition of minimizing prejudice and discrimination.
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God
Oberlin
Clarence Tucker Craig
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Craig
Graduate School of Theology
Imanuel Velikowsky
Earth
Kick Off Dinner Set Tomorrow For YMCA Drive
More than 400 workers will gather at six tomorrow evening in the YMCA for the Buy a Boy building fund drive kickoff. Richard J. Gollmar will preside as prospect cards are drawn from a 4000-name board and a brochure shows why remodels are needed including pool, balcony, and locker room improvements. Camp Iser See-Kes will also be highlighted as funds support a new craft shop and five cabins.
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Y.M.C.A
Richard J. Gollmar
Camp
Iser See-Kes
Vermilion River
Board of Trustees
Gollmar
Elyria
Y.mc.a
Lustron Consents To Adjudication In Bankruptcy
In Chicago Lustron Housing Corp filed consent to adjudication in bankruptcy before Federal District Judge Philip L. Sullivan. The Columbus plant was recently sold to the Reconstruction Finance Corp. Hearing was postponed until tomorrow as Lustron’s attorney stated the firm’s consent to bankruptcy.
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Chicago
Lustron Housing Corporation
Columbus
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal
Philip L. Sullivan
Lustron
Sullivan
Joseph Schwartz
Rose
Green Opposes Bill To Outlaw Railroad Strikes
AFI president William Green condemned a Senate bill to outlaw strikes as a gratuitous insult to union members. He testified that the measure rests on an unfounded assumption that labor would strike against national welfare and security.
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Green
Washington
AFI
William Green
Senate Labor Committee
Abor
Search Abandoned For Crewmembers In North Sea Crash
London reports the W S Air Force has ended the hunt for four crewmen missing after a Superfortress crash in the North Sea last Wednesday.
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London
W. S. Air Force
North Sea
Milk crisis grips Pittsburgh area during dairy strikes
Eight million people in and around Pittsburgh and Washington D C faced a milk shortage as two dairy strikes halted deliveries. Farmers dumped surplus and mothers begged for settlement while emergency plans failed. In Pittsburgh only 1000 quarts reached recipients in 24 hours, as Washington set up a limited system for babies, soldiers, the elderly, and hospitals.
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Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County Medical Society
Washington
Dairies
AFL
Traffic Mishaps Fatal To 13 In Ohio
Weather was good but traffic volume rose across Ohio leading to at least 13 deaths in accidents. Victims include Jay Schelenberg and Zita Halter of Marshalville struck by a train, Duwaine Rhodes near Gettysburg, Ruth Brown of Dayton driving, Edna Bonham of Sunbury, Riley Murphy near McConnellsville, and Frances Heinze of Columbus in a three car crash on the city outskirts.
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United Pro
Ohio
Jay Schelenberg
Zita Halter
Marshalville
Duwaine Rhodes
Gettysburg
Ruth Brown
Dayton
Edna Bonham
Sunbury
Delaware
Riley Murphy
Roxbury
Stockport
McConnellsville
Frances M. Heinze
Columbus
Ruth J. Cross
Akron
Open House At Elyria Country Club Showcases New Clubhouse
About 600 members and guests attended the Elyria Country Club open house to view the modern, spacious new clubhouse. Flowers from suppliers decorated the setting as refreshments were served by a host of club members and their daughters. Fabian Geisman, newly hired as manager, guided visitors through the facilities with aid from club members. The clubhouse resumes activity tomorrow with meals from the new kitchen, and a dinner dance is planned for Saturday to close a week of completion events.
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Elyria Country Club
H. C. Barbour
D. O. Thomas
H. L. Reynolds
K. W. Plocher
Attlee Asks Cabinet To Approve European Plan White Paper
Prime Minister Clem Attlee convened the cabinet to approve a white paper explaining Britain’s failure to join six other nations in the Schuman plan for pooling European heavy industries. The document is expected to underpin a Commons statement.
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Attlee
London
Clement Attlee
Britain
Schuman
House of Commons
Forrestal Did Not Ask Delay In Amerasia Arrests
FBI chief Hoover said former secretary Forrestal never asked to delay Amerasia arrests. A 1945 diary entry cited intervening to avoid complicating United Nations talks with the USSR, urging Truman to be informed. Hoover noted Forrestal only asked to inform Truman via Clark and Vardasnan.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Amerasia
James Forrestal
Senate
Truman
Forrestal
Justice Department
Navy
United Nations
Hoover
James K. Vardasnan
Mr. Truman
Summer School Registers 80 Students at Elyria High
Elyria reports 80 students registered for summer classes at the high school building on opening day. Principal figures show 97 elementary registrations and 33 primary, 36 intermediate, 28 upper grade pupils. High school topics include social problems 12, English 7, American history 22, typing 9, general history 15, general mathematics 7, advanced mathematics 8. Margaret Husted aided in scheduling. Additional registrations accepted tomorrow at 8 am.
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Elyria High School
George Miraben
Elyria Summer School
Margaret Husted
Miraben
Library closes Wednesday afternoons for summer
Elyria Library will be closed after one o'clock on Wednesday afternoons this week onward through the summer. Librarian Miss Edna Moore announced the schedule and asked patrons to deposit returns in the front porch book box during the closure period.
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Elyria
Edna Moore
Port city WWI veteran dies after stairway fall
Payne Lemon D, 56, a World War I veteran, died from a fractured skull after a fall on a stairway in his North Read home in Portsmouth on Saturday.
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Portsmouth
Lemon’ Payne
North Read
Carr Objects To Information In West Report
Elyria housing panel member C Franklin Carr objected to A H West's Chronicle Telegram report based on ten years of building permits. Carr said the West memo, presented Friday, was rejected since it echoed the main report and lacked recommendations while omitting industrial growth and surrounding areas outside the city.
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C. Franklin Carr
Elyria
A. H. West
Chronicle-Telegram
Carr
Mr. West
West
Ohio Made Mines Not Cause Of Fatal Blast
Washington representative of Kilgore Manufacturing Co. argues Newark plant practices did not cause the May 19 explosion that killed 31 and damaged the harbor. He cites witness testimony on partitions and says evidence points to a defective diesel engine aboard the dynamite barge.
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Ohio
WantonGigm
Atty
B. R. Powell
Washington
Kilgore Manufacturing Co
Newark, C
South Amboy
N. J
Coast Guard
Powell
Akron man dies from backyard fire burns
Theodore Woods aged 49 of Akron died from burns suffered when he mistakenly threw gasoline on a fire in his backyard. Elyria Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:18 tomorrow evening.
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Chicem
Akron
Theodore Woods
Elyria Board of, Education
Truck Crash Kills Larry Kelble in Route 113 Accident
At 10 am on Route 113 at Baumhardt road a light truck driven by Larry Kelble 18 and his uncle Albert Kelble 57 collided with a livestock trailer carrying two steers. Larry was killed. Albert injured with cuts and possible internal injuries. The trailer broke loose after the impact and veered into the Kelble truck. The Kelbles operated a Berlin Heights slaughter house. Larry’s body was moved to Emmerich Funeral Home Amherst and then to Berlin Heights.
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Larry Keble
R. D. Berlin Heights
Albert Keible
Baumhardt Road
Keibles
Berlin Heights
Claude Adams
Steers
Kelbles
Larry Kelble
Emmerich
Amherst
Albert Kelble
Amherst Hospital
13 Persons Hurt In Collision Near Norwalk
Thirteen people were injured at noon yesterday in a traffic collision on U S Route 20 half a mile west of Norwalk involving two passenger cars and two trucks. Seven injured were from the Dent family of McBean Georgia. the most seriously hurt was Rees Friend Jr. with a crushed vertebra. Others include Rees Friend Sr. and family members with various injuries, and drivers Donald DeVore and George Saunders with minor to serious injuries. The highway is rough and one side of the divided highway is shut for repairs, forcing traffic to use the opposite side. All injured were taken to Norwalk Hospital.
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Norwalk
Thomas E. Dent
McBean
Georgia
Bellevue
Rees Friend Jr
Friend
Rees Friend Sr
Rees Friend
Trees Friend
Mabel Friend
Evelyn Friend
Sharon Friend
Gwendolyn
Allen J. Leji
Birmingham
Mich
Iris
Donald ‘D. DeVore
Port Jarvis
Safeway Truck Lines
George A. Saunders
Chicago
Interstate Motor Freight Company
DeVore
Saunders
Norwalk Hospital
Charles Gilbert
R. D
Wakeman
Defeat Move To Return Rent Bill To Committee
Washington The Senate defeated a Republican sponsored bid to return the rent control extension bill to the Senate Banking Committee. The 44 25 vote against recommitting marked a setback for Sen Harry P Cain a one man filibuster that stretched into a marathon session last Friday. Present federal controls expire June 30.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Harry P. Cain
Wash
Former Judge Lynn Critchfield Dies in Wooster
Lynn R. Critchfield, a former common pleas judge and Wayne County prosecutor, died yesterday in Wooster at age 82. The brief item notes his public service. An unrelated advertisement mentions attic reversible windows and fans, with price prompts at Bowker Electric Service.
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Dies Wooster
Lynn R. Critchfield
Common Pleas
Wayne Punty
Bowker Electric Service
Broad
Epabh
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Roper
Minn
Colson Wheel
Elyria Holweres
United Press
East River
Dilbee
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