City to keep pinball policy after injunction
Lorain city solicitor Edward J. Conley stated the city will continue ousting pinball machines deemed gambling devices. He noted the temporary injunction against seizure of non gambling pinball machines does not authorize displays that are easily adaptable to gambling or provide free balls or multiple coins. Conley will meet Judge John D. Pincerna to discuss an earlier hearing date, now set for June 6.
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Lorain
Edward J. Conley
Conley
Esterday Conley
Supreme Court
John 1D. Pincenra
Common Pleas Court
Disorderly Charge Is Filed In Lorain
Lorain police report Dominick Lener 36 of 329 Hamilton Ave charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly swinging at his wife near 818 Broadway. He posted $50 bond and was brought to Municipal Court today where he pled innocent. Judge LeRoy Key set trial for June 27 and bond at $30. Separate incidents include Leroy Oney 23 of Norwalk cited for speeding on Route 113 in Henrietta Township, William Lee Jacobs 24 of Elyma charged with reckless driving and no brakes after high speed weaving on South Broadway, fined $20 and $5. Four Lorain men—Jose Lozano 27, Lawrence V. Gallis 36, John F. McCauley 50, Frank Jones 41—were charged with intoxication yesterday or today at various locations.
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Lorain
Dominick Lener
Hamilton Ave
Broadway
LeRoy Key
Tal
Leroy Oney
Norwalk
Henrietta Township
South Amherst
William Lee Jacobs
Antrim Rd
Elyma
South Broadway
Jose Lozano
East 30Th St
28Th St
Pearl Ave
Lawrence V. Gallis
Reid Ave
Stone's Grille
John F. McCauley
Gregus
Gary Ave
Frank Jones
12Th St
Auto fire causes $25 damage at city lot
A minor car fire at 11 p.m. yesterday caused $25 damage when an engine ignited in a parked vehicle at Elyria Avenue and 30th Street in Lorain. Firefighter assistance was minimal as the owner Clarence Jackson, 3M1 Elyria Avenue, reported extinguishing the blaze with a wet rag.
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Lorain
Elyria Ave
30Th St
Clarence Jackson
Probe Due On Littered Trailer
Police will request health authorities to investigate conditions at a trailer behind 210 7th St. Shortly after midnight, two unattended children slept inside. By 12:30 am they were crying dry and thirsty. Parents, identified as Mr and Mrs Blankenship, returned at 12:50 am, reportedly very inebriated. The trailer lacked a toilet and running water and was littered with cans and food debris.
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Lorain
Belinda
Jacqueline
Bullet found on front porch at Lorain home
Mrs. Glen Snyder of 2953 Ashland Ave reports finding a spent bullet under the picture window of her Lorain home on Friday evening. She believes the shot came from a clump of woods about 1500 yards away, noting juveniles have used the area for shooting in the past.
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Lorain
Glen Snyder
Ashland Ave
Man Treated For Head Wounds After Attack
Robert Harshberger, 155, of 3343 Livingston Ave was treated at St Joseph Hospital for lacerations of the scalp after being found on 36th Street near Clinton Avenue at 4 24 this morning. He could not explain why he was in the road and hospital attendants said an unidentified person struck him on the head.
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Lorain
Robert Harshberger
Livingston Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
36Th St
Justeast
Clinton Ave
Harshberger
Iraq Export-Import Bank approves credit for Thew Shovel sale
The Export-Import Bank issued credit to finance the sale of $50,000 worth of power shovels to Iraq by Thew Shovel Co., Lorain. The loan is an authorized routine step. no orders have yet been received, and future purchases would be charged against the line once placed.
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Iraq
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Thew
Licenses and ages listed in Lorain court records
A garbled list shows licenses issued to residents including Tony Miller 20 of 210 West 19th Lorain and Beverly Harris 18 of 415 West 1th, plus Robert Mills 60 of 1064 10th Lorain, Tarie Jeambert 45 of 1115 Second Lorain, John Lukovics 19 of 2342 East 16th Lorain, and others with varied trades from stock man to construction worker. It also mentions 1600 plant types grown on a government experimental farm in Bethlehem district South Africa.
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Tony Miller
U.S. Army
Beverly Harris
Robert Mills
10Th St
Lorain
Tarie Jeambert
John Lukovics
6Th St
Volores Kuhn
Norton Named New Chairman of Lorain Red Cross Chapter
Benjamin F. Norton, longtime Red Cross worker and Lorain educator, was named to complete the unexpired term of George Reilly as Lorain Chapter chairman. Norton, a 15 year board member and Irving Junior High principal, will serve until October. The board also approved the 1956 37 contract with United Appeal and noted contracts with Avon Lake and Lorain unchanged. Reports from the national Red Cross convention in St Louis were presented.
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RED Cross
George Reilly
Center
Greater Lorain
William G. Wickens
Martin Mariuni
Reilly
Benjamin F. Norton
Chronicle- Telegram
Norton
Cit
Trent
National Tube Fairless Works
Irving Junior High
United Appeal
Avon Lake
Lorain
St. Louis
Ward Athey
Avon
Laura Hill
Gertrude Baker
Swimmers Lose Belongings in Lake Erie Theft
Three Elyria men left cash and papers in their car while swimming at Lakeview Park in Lorain. They reported $268, clothing, and personal papers stolen and described three boys and a car they suspect. Police searched the area but found nothing.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lake Erie
Mike Yarrou
East Ave
Alex Golemites
Kellins
Broad St
Lakeview Park
Records Dramatic Albums Bring Newbery Winners to Life
New York press reports a new project dramatizing Newbery Award winning children's books on records. Producer Lee Corwin envisions two 12 inch LP sides per release with professional actors sound effects and music. The Wheel on the School illustrated the first 1954 winner with Dutch setting and Netherlands recording.
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New York
Anna Newbere
Ihranans
American Library
Lee Corwin
Meindert DeJong
Netherlands
Concertgebouw Orchestra
Amsterdam
Corwin
Two 16 Year Olds Arrested In Shoplifting Case
In Lorain two 16 year olds from Elina and Oberlin were turned over to Juvenile Court after a Sears Roebuck incident report. They were caught stealing work pants with a Neisner Brothers tag and one boy had a concealed blade. Two others were questioned at Muirs Drug Store as police investigated the thefts.
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Lorain
Johnson
Muirs Drug Store
Richard Cotirel
Cotirel
Lorain Municipal Court News Highlights Reckless Driving Cases
The Lorain Municipal Court lists multiple defendants with charges ranging from reckless operation to fictitious registration and no driver's license. Sentences include fines, costs, and scheduled dates in June. Defendants include Theodore Selak, Burgas Cagno, Ramon Bonato, Walter Day, Benigno Pacheco, and others, with addresses noted.
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John Bransem
Quarry Rd
Asi
Devo
S10 and Co. iv
Donald Bunguard
Oberlin
Phen Veninchak
Toledo Ave
Theodore Selak
Aroszy
Burgas Cagno
Ramon Bonato
Carofine Ave
Walter Day
East Erie
Benigno Pacheco
Broadway
Barnes Sentenced to Jail for Whiskey Theft
Chicago man George Barnes, asked to guard Mrs Gladys Tise’s tavern, locked it and poured 145 fifths of whiskey, flooded the drain, broke four beer barrels and 20 beer cases. He was sentenced Friday to 30 days in jail, claiming he was tired and needed rest.
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Chicago
Gladys Tise
George Barnes
Barnes
Two motorists charged after Lorain dawn crashes
Early today in Lorain two separate crashes led to arrests. Bryant Prentice, 69, of Cleveland, faces intoxication and loss of vehicle control counts after colliding head on at Broadway and East Ave with Aller R. Shalmack. A strong alcohol odor was noted on Prentice. Frank Spann, 43, of West Erie Ave. was charged with failure to stay in control after rear ending John Bennette at 21st St and Washington Ave while Bennette waited to left turn.
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Lorain
Bryant Prentice
Cleveland
Broadway
East Ave
Prenhee
Aller R. Shalmack
West 17Th St
Erie Ave
Prentice
Frank A. Spann
West
21St St
Washington Ave
Spann
John C. Bennette
Wagton Ave
Bennette
Earthquakes Are Not Predictable Says UC Seismology Expert
Berkeley CA. Scientists warn earthquakes resist precise forecasts as a Mexican scientist predicts San Francisco quakes may recur after 1906. Brerly, head of a large earthquake-detection center, says past tremors hint at patterns but records are too short to confirm cycles. Researchers vow to keep studying quakes to improve understanding.
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Berkeley
Cah
University of California
Brerly
San Francisco
Byerly
Inmates form Foster Fathers Club at Michigan reformatory
Ionia Michigan UPI Michizar Reformatory inmates who donated nearly 10,000 pints a blond to the Red Cross over five years start a Foster Fathers Club. About 70 of 1300 inmates donated more than 500 dollars to support an underprivileged child overseas through War Children Inc. in New York. Prisoners hope to learn the child’s name and perhaps correspond with the child. A second report notes a deep test wildcat well to be drilled at Moran Assam India to test petroleum prospects in the Assam Valley.
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Ionia
Mich
UPI
Michizar Reformatory
Red Cross
Foster Fathers’ Club
Foster Parents D Vision of War Children, Inc
New York
Moran
Assam
India
Shooting Charge Is Denied In Lorain Court
Amanzie Lee Williams Jr, 23, of 1337 East 28th Street, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court today to a charge of shooting with intent to kill and remains jailed after failing to post a $10,000 bond. He allegedly shot William Tayborne, 41, of Dev Ra, who was hospitalized in critical condition at St Oh Hospital. The shooting occurred Wednesday as LeRay Kelly set June 22.
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Lorain
Amanzie Lee Willams, Jr
East 28Th St
Yorth
Williams
William ‘Tayborne
Dev Ra
Tashborne
Stoh Hospital
LeRay Kelly
Off-Duty Lorain Officer Recharges Hit-Skip Suspect
Off-duty Lorain police officer Chapmen recharged Marcus Eldred 3 of SLL West 2nd St after Eldred’s car hit a 1953 Pontiac parked on Broadway and fled. Eldred was chased to 20th St and charged with driving without a license, hit and run, and related costs. The Pontiac owner is Dario Uez, 23, of Mi East 31th. He was fined 50 for hit and run and 10 costs for license absence.
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Lorain
Marcus Eldred
Sll West 2Nd St
Alix Chapman
Broadway
Eldred
Broadway Land
Chapman
20Th St
Eldreds
Dario’uez
Mi East 31Th
Henry Lester Named Tomlinson Vice-President
Henry J. Lester of Reid Avenue was named vice president and vessel manager of Tomlinson Fleet, a veteran of 49 years in Great Lakes shipping. Lester joined Tomlinson as chief engineer in 1913, later serving as marine superintendent and director of the corporation, with shore duties in 1935. Police reported attempted break ins at Balkan Coffee Shop and Black River Lumber Co. but no entries were successful.
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George Greenwood
Vermilion
Black River Lumber Co
Fulton Ave
Maria Vargo
Lorain
Henry J. Lester
Reid Ave
Dent
Tomlinson Fleet
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lester
Tomlinson
Funeral Held For Shooting Victim In West Virginia
Funeral services were held in Ripley for Fleet Young 60 found dead beside a rural road with an old revolver. County Coroner O W Coplin said investigators could not determine if Young’s death was murder or suicide. Survivors include his wife Ella, stepson Lea Maxwell and brothers Carl, Raymond, and Grover. A large sum of money was reportedly carried on Young when found.
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Main
Fleet Young
Ripley
Cay
Young
Lorain
Ella Young
Fstepsson
Lea Maxwell
al Bue Orla Youk
Three Vehicles Damaged In Lorain Crashes
Police report multiple wrecks at Lorain intersections. Pauline Schabbing, 45,(driver of ?), collided head on with Gerald Sargent, 44, after attempting to pass a parked truck at Lexington Ave and 3rd St. A rear-end hit at 11:74 pm damaged Robert Coretf, 31, of Cove Ave, who was stopped at a light. Donald Bungard, 18, of Isa Pleasant St., Oberlin, cited for crossing center line in crash on Pyle South Amherst Rd near Middle Ridge Rd.
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Lorain
Duno
Landlord to file charge in spat between couple
Landlord Garnnis 62 of 1503 9th Street says he will file destruction of property charges after Raimon Boneta allegedly broke a door window and casing during an attempted entry at 538 East 36th Street. Boneta faced a separate improper registration charge tied to the family dispute.
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Lorain
Irving S. Garnnis
9Th St
Agai Raimon C. Boneta
Carolae
Bontta
Garnis
Boneta
36Th St
Giannis
Gboneta
That Ain't Hay at Cambridge Drive-In
The Cambridge drive-in plans to raise prices after 69 passengers rode in a hay wagon for $1 this week. The eligible crowd, all on one wagon, paid about a penny per person, making the venture less profitable.
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Cambridge
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LORAM
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