Boy Hit By Auto Is Badly Hurt
Six year old Leroy Daulton was seriously injured at 7 p m when struck by a south bound car on East avenue beyond 10th street. Robert Rosenau driven at 35 mph told police he saw the boy late and attempted brakes. Daulton suffered a possible basal skull fracture a fractured collar bone and multiple abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Daulton
James Daulton
George Street
East Avenue
10Th Street
Robert Rosenau
16Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rosenau
Kenneth McCreary
Elyria
Route 301
LaGrange
Walter E. Baus, Jr
Sterling, C
James Phalen
Bans
Baus
Phalen
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Forest Worley
West Street
Bernice Knowles
West Avenue
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Ruth Draper
Gerald Hughes
R. D
Wellington
East River Streets
Lorain Man Bla Hav Blahay Dies From Auto Crash
Lorain resident 40 years Charles Shorty Blahay, 68, died at St. Joseph's Hospital from injuries after being struck Friday by an auto driven by Frances Henthorn of Cleveland on West Lake road near his home. He was a retired electrician at American Shipbuilding. Survived by four brothers Ed Joseph Martin and John of Lorain. Body to Schwartz funeral home pending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Charles “Shorty
Blahav
West Lake Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Frances Henthorn
Cleveland
Blahay
American Shipbuilding Plant
Joseph
Martin
John
Schwartz Funeral Home
Miss Joan Brown To Supervise Youth Program
The Elyria Youth Council met at David Hyman’s office to plan the summer program and employed Miss Joan Brown of Elyria as supervisor. The kickoff dance will be at Elyria High School gymnasium from 8 to 11 30 p m Friday with Gene Sharick orchestra providing music. The council will meet Thursday morning and urges all members and alternates to attend.
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Youth Council of
Elyria
David Hyman
Joan Brown
Elyria High School
Eommnasium
Gene Sharick
Minaic
Boy dies after darting into road auto collision
Bruce Simmons three son of Mr and Mrs Don T Simmons was killed late yesterday when he darted into the path of an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Simmons
Don T. Simmons
Weather outlook and garden ad for Cleveland area
Northeastern Ohio offers a partly cloudy, mild afternoon and tonight with a high near 78 Thursday. Showers are expected Thursday night with northeast winds 10 to 14 mph. Also advertised are potted plants and a florist listing See Geisel for aluminum storm windows with prompt delivery at 61 West Ave. Phone 2991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Geisel
Stonco
West Ave
Nicowse
Arab States Reject Partition Plan For Palestine
The Arab League secretary Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha said Arab states would not accept any program calling for partition or a Jewish state and would discuss only non partition solutions with UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte. Bernadotte met with Azzam and Egyptian Premier Norkashy Pasha along with Lebanon and Trans-Jordan premiers in an exploratory session. Egypt charged Israeli forces seized 11 villages in south Palestine after the truce deadline and warned it would fight to recover them if not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Folke Bernadette
Haifa
Count Bernadette
U. S Naval
Thomas Eddy
Ralph J. Bunche
Joseph Rietman
Bernadette
Rhodes
Nea-Acrme
Julius Hum
Egypt
Deals In the Making As Big Show Nears
Reports from Philadelphia and Portsmouth NH swirl around Taft Stassen deals and political maneuvering ahead of the Republican National Convention. Harold Stassen dined with Col. Robert McCormick while Gov Dewey weighs Pennsylvania’s 73 delegate vote.
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Philadelphia
Taft-Stassen
Taft- Stassen
Harold E. Stassen
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Taft
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Duff
Wreckage May Be That Of Missing U.S. Flying Forts
Lisbon Airport officials reported search planes found wreckage floating in the Atlantic that could be the missing American Flying Fortresses. The notice also advertises Ye Olde Diner in Ridgeville with daily hours and weekend openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Flying Forts
Lisbon
Atlantic
Russia Rejects Six Power Plan for Western Germany
Soviet Union objects to the six power agreement creating a separate western German government. Russia's stance was conveyed to Sir William Strang on June 7 via the Soviet ambassador in London, signaling rejection by all six powers. The United States and Britain have declined French proposals to reopen negotiations, saying existing machinery suffices.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
William Strang
London
State Department
Strang
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Sale Of Forfeited Property Begin Tomorrow
The sale of about 500 parcels of tax delinquent property forfeited to the state will start tomorrow at 9 30 am at the courthouse. County Auditor Frank Ayres leads with Deputy Auditor Reno Colliter as auctioneer. Auctions run Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays until all parcels are sold, with about 30 parcels daily and Lorain property first two days. Next week Elsna property sale begins and lasts three days. All parcels go to highest bidder in the second floor courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Asi¢s
Reno Colliter
CoMer
Lorain
Elsna
Park Pool Opens Tomorrow for 1948 Season
Elyria announces Cascade Park swimming pool will open tomorrow for the 1948 season. The pool will be open daily from 1 to 5 p m except Sundays for adults and children. Lifeguards Jean Dutch and Don Clark return, with Mrs Ellabelle Ryan as matron, Mary Coghlan as assistant, and Edward Palik as doorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Park
John Madhock
Jean Dutch
Don Clark
Ellabelle Ryan
Mary Coghlan
Edward Palik
City Police Dept Welcomes New Member and Bids Farewell
Thomas Graham was appointed patrolman at 508 Lake Avenue and began a 1:30 to 9:30 shift after June 2. Captain Corbett E. Southam retires on pension after 40 years, starting a two week vacation before retirement July 1. The force drops to 29 of 30. A civil service exam is sought to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Graham
Lake Avenue
Corbett E. Southam
Southam
Civil Service Board
Elyria Auditor Initiates 1949 City Budget Estimates
City auditor Ellsworth Albert instructed department heads to submit 1949 budget estimates with a July 1 deadline. The county budget, including city figures, must be completed by July 20. The 1948 budget totaled 1,329,993.1 with 498,812.45 in the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ellsworth Albert
Albert
Lorain Chamber Secretary Suffering Heart Attack
Floyd Baker longtime Lorain chamber secretary and former newspaperman was reported in poor condition at St. Josephs Hospital after a heart attack. He previously worked with the Chamber of Commerce in Akron before moving to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Floyd Baker
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph's Hospital
The
C. of C
Akron
Funeral services for Phyllis Nigh 19 in Bloomville
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Phyllis Nigh 19 who died in Mercy Hospital from burns suffered when a paint remover she was using exploded in her home in Bloomville. Cold storage for furs and garments offered by Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners at 132 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Phyllis Nigh
Mercy Hospital
Bloomville
Broad St
U S Seeks To Head Off Coal Strike
Washington government seeks a voluntary delay to avert a nationwide coal strike next month as talks between John L. Lewis and operators stall. Federal mediation chief Cyrus Ching will meet both sides to break the impasse, with a potential court order to keep mines operating if talks fail. The current contract expires June 30 and miners plan a July 6 return from a 10 day vacation. Lewis calls a June 24 policy committee meeting to decide whether miners resume work after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Cyrus Ching
T Alan Goldborough
Lewis
United Mine Workers’ 200
Elyria Educators Attend State Child Welfare Workshop
Two Elyria men joined 108 educators and welfare workers from across Ohio at Kent State University for a workshop titled Court School Relationships and Child Welfare. J. D. Severs, Elyria High School principal, and F. A. Eaton, social studies teacher, attended with probate judges, probation officers, visiting and classroom teachers, and principals. Eaton returned for the second day as the group discussed various welfare issues and sought a consistent statewide procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Kent State University
Elyrians
J. D. Severs
Elyria High School
F. A. Eaton
Eaton
Severs
Annual Chest Campaign Set to Open October 18 in Elyria
Elyria community leaders approved dates for the 1949 Chest campaign to run October 18 through October 26 with a kickoff dinner planned. VL Walsh was named budget committee chairman, joined by George Ivert and Fred Reiter. Ellsworth R. Schneider and J. E. Glass will attend budget conferences. Trustees hope no other fund drives occur before the Chest drive ends. A corporate membership meeting will fill vacancies from deaths or removals. The board also discussed forming a Council of Social Agencies for Greater Elyria to coordinate local health and welfare groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Chest
Chests Board of Trustees
VL. Walsh
George C.ivert
Fred Reiter
Ellsworth R. Schneider
J. E. Glass
Elyria
Community Chest
Greater
Ralph E. Tibball
General Council Convenes In Oberlin Tomorrow
The General Council of the Congregational Churches meets in Oberlin June 17 to 24 with Dr Albert W Palmer of Los Angeles as moderator and Thursday sessions starting at 2 p m in Finney Chapel. Notable speakers include Douglas Horton and Byron Price with multiple lectures, group meetings, and communion services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council of Congregational Churches
Oberlin
Albert W. Palmer
Los Angeles
General Council
Congregational Christen
Finney Chapel
California
William F. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Joseph F. King, Jr
First Church
Everett A. Babcock
Minster
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Douglas Horton
New York
Sesson
Finney Chapit
Walter M- Horton
Ecumenical Movement
Jordan
Douglas Harton
Alfred Grant Walton
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Alan B Taylor
Africa
Wattter Tong
Philippine Islands
Varle Ho Ballou
China
W Andrew James
Purley Congregational Church
Surrey
Fternoon
Profes Or
Horton
Social Action Commission
Wall Fec
Profes
Taston Pope
Yale Univers
Harris
David K. Ford
Ohio
Aftenoon
Shipherd
Clarence Murde
Washington
Wisconsin
Foot. Cole
Town
Katherine Lenroot
Bureu Washington
James F. English
Conecticut
Commission On the
Price
Council
Byron Price
United Nations
Methodist Church
Draft plan gains support in House as delay proposed
Opponents rally behind a Shafer plan to delay draft calls until Jan 31 while allowing selective service now. Enlistment incentives would raise base pay, ease entrance tests, and shorten terms to two years to boost volunteers. House debate appears likely to run late as leaders seek a vote on the stalled draft measure amid ongoing amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Dewey Short
Paul W. Shafer
Mich
House
Charles A. Halleck
Walter G. Andrews
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Truman
Congress
Shater
Shafers
Andrews
Shafer
Armed Services Committee
Trubey Sets New Afternoon Hours for Elyria Playgrounds
D W Trubey program director of the Elyria Recreation Board announced changes in afternoon hours at all city playgrounds Mc Kinley Hamilton Roosevelt Cascade Gates and Ely. Starting tomorrow playgrounds will be open 1 30 to 4 o clock instead of 2 to 4 30. Morning hours remain 9 30 to 12 noon at all sites except Gates which is open afternoons only Franklin hours unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Trubey
Elyria
Universal Military Training Opposed by Ohio Clergy and Lay Delegates
In Columbus the Ohio district elan church and more than 150 pastors with 100 lay delegates adopted a peace statement opposing universal military training and urging reliance on diplomacy over military strength to counter Communist aggression. A Toledo chamber resolution also opposed the proposed Lake Erie Ohio river canal approved by the Army Engineers Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Elan Church
Toledo
U.S. Army Engineers Corps
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
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Ridgeville
City Police Dept
U.S
Canadian Seamen's Union
Canadian Lake Seamen's Union
Cornwall
Ontario
CSU
CLSU
Man and Tree Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Board of Home Missions
New York City
Chapin
Ady
Phone Carek Florist
Trubey
Dad
Dectz, Inc
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