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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
10
Elyria Chronicle Telegram item dated Friday June 27 1952 reports local news briefings, events, and notices from Elyria Ohio with concise updates for residents.
City Attorney Richara Gornon reports limited progress after a meeting between Columbus officials and Ohio Bell Telephone representatives. The session at the Public Utilities Commission aimed to reach a compromise on a proposed 60 percent service rate increase over three years.
Dayton Canton Youngstown and Girard challenged an $85 million rate hike granted three years earlier. After multiple hearings before the commission and three Supreme Court suits, the increase remained in place.
Realtor members will gather Monday for the Elks Marine Room meeting at 2 PM to discuss the June 30 agenda. A J Foreman Jr reports two new members approved and a summary of work over the past six months. The state board of directors meeting held June 25 will be noted as well.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local repair shop owner extending help or credit to individuals, possibly including minors, with theft or legal concerns surrounding accomplices and parental involvement. The readable text is unclear on details or outcomes.
A fragmented TV and radio program grid for Friday June 27 and Sunday June 29 lists WTAM 1100 shows from 12:00 to 10:30 PM including Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell and Grand Ole Opry, with WIW 850 in the mix featuring News Soupy Hines Space Patrol and Navy Hour along with additional program notes and timings.
Bartlett faces burglary charges after FBI tests reveal tooth marks in a seized piece of evidence, tying him to a June 4 incident at a grocery store where he allegedly impaired security by chewing and leaving marks on merchandise.
Gilbert Brumback, 22, is involved in a domestic incident after an argument at a Louisville hotel. Police report states a confrontation occurred resulting in minor injuries to the spouse.
Hazel Brumback told Judge David Cates that her husband painted all her clothing white, a point of dispute as the couple pursued painting as a pastime. The fragment suggests a domestic disagreement entering the courtroom.
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