Storms and Heat Wave Hit Ohio Farms and Cities
Storms and a heat wave swept Ohio with winds up to 65 miles per hour. Power outages affected about 500 homes in North Olmsted and Lorain County as transformers blew and lines fell. Rain, downed trees, and telephone outages disrupted farm work on a 1500 acre tract near Grafton and delayed flights at Cleveland-Hopkins Airport. Temperatures cooled as a high pressure system moved in, bringing drier conditions by Friday.
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Ley
Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Elyria Telephone Co
Ridgeville
Harrison- Columbus St
Ridgeville Township
Grafton State
Cleveland
Elyria
Hay
Lorain
Olmsted
Karl Crawford
Lorain-Medina
Crawford
Wellington
Till
Webster Rd
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Cleveland - Hopkins
Ohio
Youngstown
Marion
Kenton
Realtors Plan Alaska Photo Tour During Luncheon
The Elyria Board of Realtors will hold a Monday noon luncheon at the Elks Ma jine Room for a picture tour of Alaska. Clayton Brough of Oberlin will present an illustrated talk on the U S possession in the north. The agenda includes three membership applications and decisions on July and August meetings.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Alaska
Elks
Crop Research Board Urged by Senator Curtis
Washington INS reports Sen Carl T Curtis introduced a bill to implement the President's commission on increased industrial use of surplus agricultural commodities recommendations. The measure seeks federal action to expand markets and utilization of surplus crops.
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Washington
INS
President's Commission
Carl T. Curtis
Thief Hits Ham, Meat, and More In Honolulu
In Honolulu a thief smashed into a restaurant Tuesday night stealing 15 pounds of ham 10 pounds of stew meat 6 pounds of margarine 5 pounds of pork 4 pounds of fish 4 dozen eggs 100 pounds of rice and a can of cream plus a stove bolt caused minor damage to the top of a four story building. No injuries reported. A separate lightning strike hit a house at 2904 Cromwell Ave causing a small roof fire with $100 damage.
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Honolulu
Lorain
Smith Margarine
Gerhart
Broadway
Gene Szabo
Cromwell Ave
Physicist Dr Lawrence Fairhall Dies in Branford Conn
Dr Lawrence T Fairhall aged 68, a physicist and former scientist director at the National Institutes of Health, died in Branford Connecticut. He retired in 1951 after a lengthy career with the U S Public Health Service.
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Branford, Conn
Lawrence T. Fairhall
National Instituet of
U.S
Soviet Satellite Not Ready Yet
Soviet scientists face many technical difficulties to complete an artificial earth satellite. Academician Yevgeni Fedorov said the satellite would launch during the geophysical year starting July 1, with officials predicting it within several months.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yevgeni Fedorov
Alexander Nesmeyanov
The
Academy of Sciences
Stainless Pazo touted as relief for piles at home
A claimed new compound named Stainless Pazo is presented as instantly relieving piles during doctor tests. It allegedly combines six medically proven ingredients including Wonderful Triplyte, though details and sources are unclear.
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Weather Bureau
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Rt. 20
Root Rd
Rt. 16
Oberlin
East College St
Spring St
West College St
Elm St
Fred Weisbrod
Capel and Crocker Rd
Amherst
M. L
ANS
Work
Pastel Mi
Uslin
Broad Street
Columbus Canal
Columbus St
C-T
West Avenue
Crop’ Research Board
Murphy Bros
Lou Morgan
Keith Stanfield
Brea
Hally Craig Chuck SeBastiAn
Oberlin Motors
Main St
Oberlin, Ohio
West Side Lumber & Coal CO
Avon Lake
CHINO
Jamaica
Robert Hall
Ohio Turnpike
RBA
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