Probers To Study Ohio Situations
Senate inquiry into Ohio betting and racing data expands as Kefauver probes several situations with Gov. Lausche offering cooperation. Open hearings resume with Clifton Garner and James Bennett testifying on anti trust action against Continental Press Service in Cleveland and FCC perspectives. Wayne Coy flags possible criminal anti trust violations and monopoly in race news distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Estes” Kefauver
Senate Crime Committee
Ohio
Tennessee Democrat
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Kefauver
Clifton Garner
James V. Bennett
Weet
Bureau of Prisons
Continental Press Service
Cleveland
Justice Department
Federal Communications Commission
Continental
Racing News
Peyton Ford
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Clifton C. Garner
Post Office
FCC Heal
Wayne Coy
Bar House Trailers Excluded In Regular Camps Considered
The building and lands committee proposed legislation to bar house trailers in residential areas except in recognized trailer camps. Action to regulate trailer use was discussed by Councilman Dale Kellogg and rank Kayden. The panel also debated set back rules for corner lots and noted Chairman James C. Scott’s fall from a building site. he returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Lands Committee of Council
Dale Kellogg
James C. Scott
Garford Avenue
Hunt Tavern Broker On Embezzlement Charge
Cleveland police search for tavern broker Fred Staup, 40, on charges he embezzled over 150000 dollars from Atlantic Finance Co and his firm the Staup Co. A preliminary check showed all the cash taken from the lender and the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Staup
Atlantic Finance Co
Thomas Murphy
Staup Co
Weather and sale notice for northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy hot and humid weather with thundershowers late this afternoon and tonight. Low tonight around 70. Saturday brings more thundershowers and high near 90. Also an extra special clean up sale offering 10 thousand large potted petunias at 8 cents each by Resar Florists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ea. Resar Florists
Johnson Hints U S To Maintain Far East Bases
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and General Omar Bradley wrapped up talks in the Orient after outlining U S policy in the Far East. They signaled the U S will keep bases in the region as keystones of security and peace while returning to the United States. They noted improved U S Japan ties and will brief President Truman on results, with Dulles also preparing recommendations on a Japanese peace treaty. Observers anticipate a firm anti Communist policy in the forthcoming administration statement. A separate item reports a 10 percent wage increase demand by EAST LIVERPOOL city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Louis Johnson
Far East
United States
Johnson
America
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orient
U. S
Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Alaska
Constellation
Johnson and
Truman
Eee
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Asia
MacArthur
Three Strikers Face Assault Charges at Rayon Plant
At the Amer ican Enka Rayon plant in Morristown three CIO strikers face assault with intent to murder charges. Emory Wells 25 Fred Jones 27 and Junior French were named as gunmen after a battle that left Victor McDaniel 30 wounded. Eight others were arrested at Textile Workers union HQ and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Wenn
CIO
Robert Medlin
Emory Wells
Fred Jones
Rutledge
Tenn
French
Jefferson City
Victor McDaniel
Population growth boosts pay for Lorain county officials
Lorain county census figures show population rising from 112000 in 1940 to 146501 in 1950. The two county offices up for election this year, the county commissioner and the county auditor, will see salary increases when new terms start. Common Pleas judges will also gain about 1200 annually under the census changes, though official salary schedules are not yet finalized, per County Auditor Frank Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Frank Ayres
Former Street Car Employees To Hold Annual Picnic
Lake Shore Electric and Lorain Street Railways Old Timers will hold their annual picnic at Lions Park in Sandusky on Sunday, June 25. About 75 persons are expected to attend. Frank Gricher of Sandusky serves as president of the organization comprising former traction line workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Electric and Lorain Street Railways
Lions Park
Sandusky
Frank Gricher
Traction Liines
Princess Margaret May Wed Scottish Earl Rumors rise over 19 year old royal match
London reports Princess Margaret has chosen the Earl of Dalkeith as a likely husband. The 26 year old heir to the Duke of Buccleuch is described as immensely rich and eligible. Court chatter notes their long friendship turning to romance. An engagement could be announced after her 20th birthday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret
Earl of Dalkeith
Duke of
Buccleuch
Earl of
Dalkeith
Asent
Windsor Castle
Scotland
England
Ronald Dunn Elected Chairman of Elyria Red Cross
Ronald Dunn was elected chair man of the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross at a board meeting in the chapter rooms. Other officers are Herbert Meister as vice chairman Earl Fauver treasurer and Mrs. Robert Birdsall secretary. The executive committee includes four officers and board members Mrs. Carl Schmitkens Mrs Chauncey Currier David Hyman Richard Stith George Calvert and Stanley Orr. Ms Harlo McNally and Mrs Max Sigel will represent the chapter at the National Red Cross convention in Detroit June 26 to 29 with speakers General George Marshall and Dr Ralph Bunche. Ruth Behring was appointed office secretary replacing Mrs Stephen Nagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Dunn
Elyria
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Herbert Meister
Earl Fauver
Robert Birdsall
Carl Schmitkens
Chauncey Currier
David Hyman
Richard Stith
George Calvert
Stanley Orr
Harlo McNally
Max Sigel
Chhapter
Elyria Y Fund Nears Goal With One Week Left
The Elyria Y Fund drive for building and remodeling funds reaches 71 378 dollars with a week to go. Today 8548 dollars was added bringing total to 71378. Volunteers report 2604 to general, 4534 from industry, and 1285 through community gifts. Two report meetings remain, next Tuesday and Thursday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bombers In 10,000 Mile Long Flight From California
Six B 36 atomic bombers launched from Fairfield Suisun on a 10,000 mile non stop mission toward the Far East. They crossed Wake Island en route to Honolulu, winging toward Tokyo with approximately 37 hours aloft. The aircraft, designed to replace the B 29, boast ceilings above 45,000 feet and speeds over 435 mph, capable of carrying over 300,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wake Island
Far East
New York
Moscow
Air Force
Fairfield-Suisun Air Base
California
Wake
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
Lima Doctor Dies At 59
Dr. Harvey L. Basinger, 59, president of the Allen County Medical Society, died unexpectedly yesterday at St. Rita's hospital. Services were being arranged today. The notice also mentions a local ad for a special fish fry event at Olympic Recreation on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Harvey L. Basinger
Allen County Medical Society
St. Rita's Hospital
Olympic Recreation
Lodi St. Adv
Strikes Threaten Five Railroads and Auto Workers
United Press reports twin strike actions by CIO Auto Workers threaten production in the motor industry while five western railroads prepare for AFL switchmen's walkout on Sunday. In Pittsburgh a 14 day AFL milk drivers’ strike nears settlement, halting milk deliveries to 3 million people amid gunfights at ENKA Rayon Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
CIO Auto
AFL
Pittsburgh
Morristown
Tenn
Enka Rayon
CIO
New York City Publishers’ Association
CIC
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Auto Workers
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler
Packard
Briggs
UAW
Hudson Motors
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Chicago Great Western
Great ‘Northern
Rock Island
Western Pacific
Da&rgw
Great Northern
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and
Order of Railway Conductors
Conductors’ Union
Greater
Governor Seeks RFC Aid For Flood Areas In Ohio
Gov. Frank Lausche said he will not visit Crooksville and Roseville unless needed to secure federal aid, with aid coming via the Reconstruction Finance Corp. He returns to Columbus after learning Washington sources say RFC steps, possibly rehabilitation loans, are the route. He may declare a disaster to unlock funds but will visit before doing so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Crooksville
Roseville
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Ohio
Lausche
Truman
Congress
RFC
William C Whyte dies, led Electro-Alloys division
William Campbell Whyte, vice president of the Electro-Alloys Division of the American Brake Shoe Company, died at his home at 248 Ohio Street. Born February 4, 1888 in Brooklyn, he moved to Cleveland in 1915, founded Steel Improvement, joined Electro-Alloys in Elyria in 1922, later becoming VP and GM and then VP after the division joined the ABCS Company. He is survived by his wife Jillian D. Whyte and three brothers. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. from Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. interment Kensico Cemetery, Valhalla, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell Whyte
Electro-Alloys
American Brake Shoe Company
Ohio Street
Mr. Whyte
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cleveland
Steel Improvement Company
Middle West
Elyria
Electra-Alloys Company
Three Hurt In Truck Auto Collision At Oberlin Ridge
Mrs. Lodemia Wessell 54 of 110 Grant Street was cited for not making a safety stop after a collision with a truck at Oberlin Road and Butternut Ridge Road injuring three people. Wessell and Mary Hallas 56 of 104 Grant Street sustained head and other injuries, both admitted for observation. Truck driver Joe LaChance 25 of Valley View head injuries also admitted. Russell Hinton of Valley View uninjured. A second incident near Temple Court involved Gladys Williams and David Brickner damaging a rear fender during parking on Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodemia Wessell
Grant Street
Oberlin Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Wessel
Mary Hallas
Joe LaChance
Valley View
Russell Hinton
Gladys Williams
Oxford Avenue
David Brickner
South Middle Avenue
Brickner
Middle Avenue
Templecourt
Seniors to Receive Nursing Diplomas at Elyria Commencement
The thirty-eighth commencement of The M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital will be Friday June 30 at 8 p m in First Congregational Church Elyria. Twelve seniors will receive diplomas and pins. The address will be by George D. Nicholas M D of Elyria, a physician with fifty years of practice and long local ties including service in the U S Army Medical Corps and Rotary Club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson
Cleveland
Presvate
Ohio State University Medical School
Huron Road Hospital
Nicholas
Elyria
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Ace ‘Industries
Large Lodge Planned at Firelands Scout Camp
E. E. Fanning announces a year round lodge for kitchen and dining at Firelands Area Council Camp on Vermilion River near Oberlin. The 3,528 square foot T shaped building will host a dining room, kitchen, and winter training center with insulated walls and a fireplace. Bids due in two weeks, site near camp parking chosen, to serve about 180 to 200 scouts with possible extended patio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Area
Vermilion River
Oberlin
E. E. Fanning
Fanning
Camp Firelands
Firelands
William Teves
Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Harold Parker
Sandusky
Allan Thurston
Brain
Jury Called for Common Pleas Court Service
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced the summons of 15 persons for jury service starting Monday. The list includes Ruth Johns, Fannie Hyman, Betty Miller, Bess Lundgerg, James Nagy, Fern Birdsall, Betty Olfield, Gladys Allison, Mable Schenck, Gladys McPherson, David Gibson, Carl Johnson, Douglas Mills, Eva Smith, and Joseph Greszler, with addresses in Elyria Avon Sheffield Lake Lorain and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Ruth Johns
Ridge Street
Fannie Hyman
Washington Avenue
Betty Miller
Lake Avenue
Bess Lundgerg
Foster Avenue
James Nagy
Fern Birdsall
East Avenue
Betty Olfield
West Avenue
Elyria
Gladys Allison
Mable Schenck
Avon
Gladys McPherson
Sheffield Lake
David Gibson
Versmilion
Carl Johnson
Douglas Mills
Eva Smith
Lorain
Joseph Greszler
R. D
Oberlin
Manufacturer Dies in Cleveland At Sar-A-Lee Co Chief
Julius L. Adler president of the Sar-A-Lee Co. died in Cleveland yesterday from a heart ailment. He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Julius L. Adler
Sar-A-Lee Co
Union Leaders Warn Lausche On Taft Stand
Labor spokesmen demand Governor Lausche oppose GOP Senator Taft in November or face labor opposition. AFL CIO and labor leaders warn that voting for Taft would betray workers and split the Democratic coalition. The CIO pact to back Ferguson in the race delays a chosen gubernatorial endorsement until Lausche clarifies his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warn Lausche
Taft
Columbus. O
Frank J. Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Lausche
Tafts
WI. S
Joseph T. Ferguson
White Sulphur Springs
Labor
Truman
Congress
Matthew Woll
Af-Of-L
AFI
Cio-Political Action Committee
Ferguson
Cio-Pact
Agaist
No. PT
Hern
AFL
al Gausche
Missing Air Force Crewmen In Pacific Rescue Underway
Two crewmen remain missing after a U S Air Force B 29 crash 1425 miles northwest of Guam during a practice bombing run to Okinawa. Eight survivors were found aboard life boats 140 miles southeast of Guam, with another rescued from the water as search planes and Naval aircraft aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Pacific
E.C.T
Okinawa
Military Air Transport Service
Gunboat Defends Ship Attacked By Nationalists
A gunboat protected a freighter under attack by Chinese Nationalist planes off Swatow Harbor entrance. The gunboat reportedly fired constantly as the planes strafed and bombed the freighter, according to a communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Swatow
Jeffreys seeks independent run for Congress at large
In Columbus Ohio Raymond J. Jeffreys a lecturer announced he is circulating petitions for an independent nomination for Congressman at large He has withdrawn petitions for U S Senator from circulation The notice appears amid local business listings and stray references to foods and ice cream vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Columbus
Raymond J. Jeffreys
U. S
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C. J. Rich Co
St. Louis
Garner
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
U.S
East
Liverpool
Rayon Plant
Red Cross
George H.harding
Ohio State University
Amercan Congress of Surveying and
Harding
Marsh Guerin
Adv
W. C. Whte
Electro-Alloys Division
School of Nursing
Mayo Clinic
University of Michigan Medical School
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Elyria Rotary Club
George D. Nicholas
Scout
Roper
Minn
Colson
Elyria Howe
Ady
Johnson's
Detroit Ra
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