Democrats Silent On Comment By Gov Lansche
Ohio Democrats wrapped a two day Columbus conference with no direct mention of Gov Frank J Lansches comment about his November senatorial vote. Speakers including Joseph Ferguson and William Borr urged labor and farm support for Ferguson amid attacks on Taft and pro Taft Democrats. Ferguson touted a big victory and accused Taft allies of attempting to buy votes.
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Columbus
Democratic Party
Frank J. Lansches
Lausche
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Ralsrmenttfen Phairsian
William M. Borr
National Committee
India Edwards
Joseph T. Ferguson
U. S
Ferguson
Boyle
Joe Ferguson
Ohio
Taft
Local Explorer Scout Delegations Named by Towns
Elyria sends Bil Annable Robert Mansfield Frederick Hart Lewis Knopf William Hammon Edward Seabold Wayne Handley Charles Broom and William Broom as Explorer Scout delegates. Wellington will be represented by Steven Miller Gary Weaver Lyon Gray Robert Fisher Junior Dunford and Francis Beard. Grafton delegates include Bill Madara Edward Noble George Kocur and Alfred Smith. Oberlin delegation features Jim Davidson William Suffin Larry Morgan Guy Powers and Gilbert Lawall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Johns
Jim Kauffman
Jack Burke
LeRoy Abee
Theodore Berg, Jr
Dale Neuman
Larry Nelson
Harvey Wilcox
Adelbert Gorham
Don Phillips
Ronald Hull
Charles Nash
Donald Swanson
Richard Turner
Bill Tsenberg
George Birk
Alan Campbell
Robert Butts
John Beres
Don Owen
Frederick Ryan
Danny Halpin
Ronnie Fahrney
William Abahazi
Andrew Palagyi
Richard Sabo
Elyria
Bil Annable
Robert Mansfield
Frederick Hart
Lewis Knopf
William Hammon
Edward Seabold, Jr
Wayne Handley
Charles Broom
William Broom
Wellington
Steven Miller
Gary Weaver
Lyon Gray
Robert Fisher
Junior Dunford
Francis Beard
Grafton
Bill Madara
Edward Noble
George Kocur
Alfred Smith
Oberlin
Jim Davidson
William Suffin
Larry Morgan
Guy Powers
Gilbert, Lawall
Senate Lets Pension Boost Pass Amid Labor Dispute
The Senate voted to raise maximum monthly benefits from 45 to 80 dollars and minimum from 10 to 20 with group caps up to 150, while rejecting a House one and a half percent bonus for years of coverage. It also refused federal aid for totally disabled workers and liberalized eligibility for longer coverage. About ten relief cases of 700 are under review. unwed mothers helping children may receive aid if they provide good homes.
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Senate
House
Wooldridge
Fair Deal Expands as Iron Age Reports Strong Steel Demand
Iron Age notes expanding economy with steel users at a terrific pace matching steel industry output. Auto industry, housing, appliance and farm equipment sectors show robust activity, despite inflation. Steelmaking runs at 101.5 percent capacity this week, fifth straight week above 100 percent.
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Iron Age
Death Record for Steve Holovacs 70
Steve Holovacs Jr aged 70 died at his residence on Baumhardt road Henrietta at 8 30 am after an eight month illness. Born in Hungary he moved to Henrietta 23 years ago. He worked at Cleveland Quarries Co retiring in 1936. Survived by widow Mary four daughters Mary Ku man Margaret Marsh Elsie Holovacs Grace Baker one son Steve Jr four grandchildren one great grandchild and one brother John Martin s Ferry. Body at Emmerich Funeral Home services Friday 10 am Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
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Steve Holovacs
Amherst
Steve Holovacs Jr
Baumhardt Road
Henrietta
Hungary
Henriettia
Holovacs
Cleveland Quarries Company
Mary
Mary Kocu~man
Margaret Marsh
Elsie Holovacs
Lorain
Grace Baker
Steve Jr
John
Martin’s Ferry
Emmerich,Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Story Hour at Elyria Library Friday
A Story Hour will be held for Elyria youngsters in the Longfelllow Room of the Elyria Library from 1:30 to 2:30 Friday afternoon. Short stories will be read and a movie Sleeping Beauty will be shown. Children arriving at 1 p.m. will be escorted to the Library by playground supervisors or mothers may bring them directly. A Story Hour will occur each Friday at the same time for the next eight weeks. Miss Rita Shifkoski is the Story Hour director.
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Elyria
Longfellow
Rita Shifkoski
Two Polish Priests Arrested on War Propaganda Charges
In Warsaw newspapers report two Catholic priests were arrested for spreading provocative war propaganda and attempting to create war panic. Identified as Rev. Jozef Stefanski, vicar in Byton, and Rev. Zenon Ignacy Deszez, a monk at St Bernard Monastery in Lodz.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jozef Stefanski
Byton
Zenon Ignacy Deszez
St. Bernard
Lodz
Strongbox Recovered Four Years After Theft in Massachusetts
Mrs. Annie Warren’s home strongbox stolen four years ago reappeared on the back porch with $1,000 in bonds andPolicies. Arrest follows after her husband notes the thief’s car license. Finlayson admits mistaken identity and says he attacked a different woman in April.
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Fall River
Mass
Annie ‘E Warren
Finlayson
Bakers Strike Spreads Across Cities In 15th Day Standstill
Number from page one notes compleated settlement may be far off as Vancouver bakers threaten to strike over bread shipments to Seattle and Portland. AFL bakers set in Los Angeles and surrounding areas with a four day walkout. Kroger in St Louis plans to close 87 stores and cut 900 jobs as drivers refuse deliveries through picket lines. Over 1,200 bakers have been on strike for 15 days against no wholesale bakeries.
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Bakers
Vancouver
Seattle
Wash
Portland
AFL
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Kroger Co
AFL Bakers
Agaist
New Officers Of Elyria Business Women Club Installed
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club installed new officers at a dinner attended by state officer Frieda Smithberger and district director Bessie Wells. Maurice Condon of WEOL spoke on early radio and broadcasting regulations, with musical support from Shirley Guth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Frieda Smithberger
Lorain
Bessie Wells
Marjorie Young
Ashland Club
Frances Shanks
Laura Hales
Wilhelmina Gebhardt
Elyria Club
Cincinnati
Condon
Federal Radio Commission
Susan Davidson
Miss Wells
Brookhouser
Gebhardt
Young
Winters No Milder Find Winters No Milder
SCHENECTADY New York Our Winters are not much milder than they used to be, say GE researchers. Over the past 30 years average temps have risen only 2 or 3 degrees. Some winters have light snow, others heavy, with memories of deep banks from childhood. Modern plows keep roads bare after storms.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Doctor Found Sleep Cure In Night Hospital
A German doctor in Stuttgart opened a personal sleep clinic calling it a night hospital. He charges 12 deutschmarks per night and treats three patients nightly with conversation, light therapy, or massage, avoiding drugs. He says he has cured about 200 patients from Germany and Europe since 1933, with a method based on guiding imagination to ease worries and fall asleep.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Mansfred Breuninger
Breuninger
Breumimger
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Austria
Lincoln
England
Minneapolis
Thomas Bergin
Geneva
Kathleen Ann McMaster
Memorial Hospital
James McMaster
Midwest Underworld Hearings Set For July In Chicago And D.C.
The Senate refin investigating committee will start hearings in the first week of July on Midwest underworld operations. Sessions may be held in Washington and Chicago, with testimony focusing on the Capone era and other prohibition kings in the old Chicago area.
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Midwest
Washington
Senate
Chicago
Chiaago
Middwest
Capone
Moderator Elected in Ohio Synod Session
The Rev. J. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville was elected moderator yesterday at the opening session of the Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian church in Wooster Ohio.
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Wooster
J. Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Dulles Flies To Tokyo for Peace Treaty Talks
U S State Department adviser John Foster Dulles flew to Tokyo to confer with General Douglas MacArthur on a rapid peace treaty for Japan and indicated readiness to exclude Russia if required.
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Dulles
Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
U. S. State Department
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Russia
Two British Ships Bombed Off Swatow China
Reports say British vessels were attacked by Chinese Nationalist planes off Swatow and Shanghai. The 1683 ton Lady Wolmer was damaged and its captain injured, while the Yanyang and other ships were also struck. The Hanyang reportedly suffered no damage.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
China
Lady Wolmer
Yanyang
Lloyd's Ship Register
Hanyang
Valve
Santos
Shanghai
Conviction Upheld In Zoning Case Against Leo Adkins
The court of appeals upheld Leo Adkins Elyria's conviction for violating city zoning by operating a junk yard at 142 Bath Street. The ruling affirms the mayor's court and common pleas verdicts with $15 fine and costs. The appellate court also upheld the Avon Lake lot size regulation as valid.
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Court of Appeals
Leo Adkins
Elyria
Tre
Bath Street
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeal
Avon Lake
Shriners Parade Lights Up Los Angeles Streets
About 15 000 Shriners in red fezzes marched through downtown Los Angeles in a six hour parade ending at Memorial Coliseum. Crowds exceeded 80 000 lined Depot Street as imperial potentate Harold Lloyd led the procession with more than 125 000 Shriners in town for the convention. The Masonic order plans a second parade tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mystic Shrine
Down Stown
Franklin Carr
Oxford Museum
Nual
Imperial
Harold Lloyd
Masonic Order
50 Pupils Enroll in Elyria City Art Program
Fifteen more boys and girls joined first art classes at McKinley and Franklin centers this morning, raising opening day participation to 50 pupils. The summer program will run five weeks at four school sites with elementary teachers supervising. Dorothy Jones, Elyria elementary art supervisor, said registrations are sufficient for self sufficiency and accepting enrollments through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City School
McKinley and
Franklin
Dorothy Jones
Elyria City
Police court notes cite fines and minor vehicle incidents
Walter Jackson of Wayne street was fined ten dollars and costs with the fine suspended after arraignment for disobeying a police officer’s order to move a truck. Henry Hornby of Grafton was fined five dollars and costs for operating an unsafe vehicle after a west avenue check revealed a brake on one wheel, faulty lights, and a loose seat. George Lees reported his car damaged at Olive and Taylor when struck by a vehicle that failed to stop. A city car driven by Service Director D W Kothe and another car collided at Middle avenue and Temple court, with minor damage to both vehicles. Another collision on Middle avenue involved Arthur Lapp and William Maple. In all cases, arrests or police checks occurred yesterday or today.
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Walter Jackson
Wayne Street
Henry W. Ault
Third Street
Henry Hornby
R. D
Grafton
West Avenue
George Lees
Clinton Avenue
Olive and
Taylor Streets
D. W. Kothe
John Kulasa
Middle Avenue
Temple Court
Arthur Lapp
Riverside Drive
William Maple
Big Power Plant Dedicated Today
The world's largest anthracite fired power plant was dedicated by Pennsylvania Power and Light at Shamokin Dam on the Susquehanna River near Sunbury. It will have a capacity of 250000 kilowatts and adjoins the site of Edison’s first three wire electric light plant. PP&L president Charles E. Oakes said it will supply central eastern Pennsylvania with abundant power.
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Sunbury
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Shamokin Dam
Susquehanna River
Thomas Edison
Charles E. Oakes
PP & L
Pennsylvania
Hotel Aide Killed and Clerk Arrested in Court Case
A court verdict awarded 1000 to The Service Fire Insurance Co. and Richard Addison against William Gannett for injuries from a November 19, 1948 traffic crash near Litchfield. Separate actions include a divorce granted to Rose Belviso from Charles, and judgments involving the South Hills Land Co. against Lloyd H. Dean. A hotel homicide case tied to a shooting of the hotel president’s son led to probation violation sentences for Leo Hoedl after E. G. Murrell was arrested. details from Kansas City and Mansfield.
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the Service Fire Insurance Co
Richard Addison
Bell Avenue
Guy B. Findley
William Gannett
Reus 76
Litchfield
South Hills Land Co
Lloyd IH. Dean
Gs. Miller
Zoe
Nate
Ralph Morris
Amherst
Jihe
Mansfield Reformahostelry
Tory
D. A. Cook
Leo Hoedl
Homicide Bureau
E. G. Murrell
Hoedl
Murrell
Kansas City
Marshall
Reed Arrested for Reckless Driving After City Crash
Harry D. Reed of La Grange was arrested for reckless driving after a collision at Middle avenue and Third street at 7 55 a m today with Mrs Lucy McKibben of 1205 East River street. Mrs McKibben drove west on Third street while Reed traveled north. Front of McKibben car damaged and right rear of Reed car damaged police said.
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Harry D. Reed
R. D
la Grange
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Lucy McKibben
East River Street
Local officials study Route 18 curve safety in Wellington area
Public officials and local leaders met with State Highway Divisional Engineer Joseph Tomsie to discuss removing a dangerous curve on Route 18 about 3 12 miles west of Wellington. Indicted Herman Ray pleaded guilty to improperly obtaining county relief funds and asked probation. case referred to probation department. Stella Fife seeks divorce from Austin Fife alleging neglect and cruelty. they share one child. Mary Todea sues Leander Smith for 10000. John Todea sues for 2666 after automobile collision at Routes 611 and 58 on Sept 12, 1948. Jose Alica fined 10 dollars for reckless driving. Henry Knipl fined 25 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Deputy Sheriff John Bashak appeals a 300 dollar judgment in favor of Shirley Snider.
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Herman Ray
Elyine
Brighton
Joseph Tomsie
Wellington
Mary Todea
Cleveland
Leander J. Smith
Lorain
John Todea
Jaycees To Elect New Officers In 1950 Meeting
Jaycees will meet tomorrow evening at eight o clock in the Jaycee club Toots to elect a new president and other officers for 1950. Members will also vote on six of 13 nominees for the board of directors, with candidates needing at least one prior term on the board.
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Ilyria Jaycees
Jaycees
Jaycee Club
Vice Consul in Germany Takes Own Life in Frankfurt
Frankurt police and American authorities report Clay H. Henderson 33, U S vice consul here, shot himself in his quarters yesterday after writing notes. Associates said he was extremely sensitive about his deafness which required a hearing aid and may have contributed to his act.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Clay H. Henderson
U. S
Henderson
Notre Dame Professor Dies in Motorcycle Crash
The Rev. George T. Smith, 56, professor of engineering at Notre Dame University, died in Kenton after his motorcycle lost control, jumped a curb, and struck a utility pole while en route to Columbus.
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Kenton
George T. Smith
Notre Dame University
Father Smith
Columbus
Elyria Library Receives $50 Music Record Grant
Miss Edna Moore, Elyria librarian, announced a $50 trust grant from a New York fund left by Harry Futterman to aid public lending libraries. The money funds classical music recordings, enabling Elyria Library to expand its 479 record collection, with annual purchases limited to $100 to $150.
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Elyria Library
Edna Moore
Harry Futterman
New York City
Elyria ,Library
Accident Injury Made Him Criminal Again in Cleveland
CLEVELAND Allen Wayne, 50, an ex-convict, sued a trucking and construction firm for 100000 claiming a brain injury from a backing truck crushed his skull in August 1945 caused him to regress into crime. His lawyer Allen N. Corlett testified he had reformed, wed, worked as a roofer, and built a small bank balance before the accident.
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Clevelany
Wayin Allen
Allen N. Corlett
Common Pleas
Court
Allen
Corlett
Ohio
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Frank Graham
Raleigh
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Korea
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Janet
Haneda
Middie
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Far East
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Shriners
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Charles
Valentine
Stella Fife
Brandston Avenue
Austin
Worcester
Jose Alica
Justice C. C. Lord
Henry Knipl
Litchifield
Justice Co. C. Lord
Sher L
John Bashak
Common Pleas Cour
James Horn
Shirley Snider
Oman
Mit
Ted
LEDO
Savoy
Jeree
Pais
U.S
Reichlin
Unitea Pre
N. Y. Central Penna
American Radiator
Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
Roebuck
Warner Brothers - J Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
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U.S. Steel
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Kennecott Copper
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Cleveland Exchange
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Taeee Twaee
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Nese
Sudro-Curtis
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