Martin Predicts House Vote For Flexible Supports
Speaker Joseph W. Martin forecast the House will override the Agriculture Committee and approve Eisenhower's plea for flexible price supports on five base crops. Democratic Leader Sam Rayburn and farm bloc leaders say high supports at 90 percent parity will be retained, with the vote expected Thursday or Friday on the general farm bill and its 90 percent parity extension for wheat, corn, cotton, peanuts, and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph W. Martin
House
Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Sam Lusburn
Texas
Clifford R. Hope
R-Kan
Harold C. Cooley
D-N.c
Ezra T. Benson
Rayburn
Martin
Hamilton Ave Street Party Draws 75 Residents Guests
The 11th annual Hamilton Avenue party drew 75 attendees, with residents and returning former residents enjoying an afternoon of games. A jeep pulled an old prairie schooner as the street was closed for play and a picnic. Kids and adults staged four skits directed by Lois Tattersall after supper, featuring local families and guests from Lima Peru and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ave
George Tattersall
Lois Tattersall
Bill Grant
Judy Grant
Karen Hannaford
Sally
Sue Schowalter
Elaine Spike
Helen Sue Spike
Lynn Schmittgen
Nancy Schmittgen
William Collins
Elizabeth
Lima
Peru
Paul Schowalter
Florida
William Grant
Judy
Bill
Carolyn
Jacky
Dexter Kimball
Arthur Smith
Arthur Waters
James Akers
Lynne
Freddy
Ernest Exgate
Eddie
Tommy
Patty
George Persons
Kimberly
James Garber
Mike
Susie
Joseph Grunda
Harland Brown
William Zaiser
Ben Spike
Elaine
Lois
Morris Spike
Allan
Beverly
Helen Sue
Arthur Schowalter
Sue
Paul Collins
Arthur
Margaret Talbert
Charles Persons
Chuck
David
Russell Schmuitgen
Lynn
Nancy
Doug
Roy Zeilman
Bob Olsen
Connie
Alden Ritter
Cherry
Grant
Nancy Chancellor
M. B. Graber
Charles Wragg
Adenauer's CDU Back in NRW Elections Loss of Seats
Final unofficial returns show Konrad Adenauer's Christian Democrats losing several seats in North Rhine Westphalia. The CDU still remains the strongest party but may lose their majority as the Communist representation is wiped out with all 12 seats gone. The Social Democrats and Free Democrats each hold 76 seats, the Center party has nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rhine- Westphalia
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Catholic Center Party
Adenauer
Reds
North -Rhine-Westphalia
Ruhr
Licenses Granted to Various Trades and Residents
Licenses listed for Clifford Therry and Joann Haumesser unclear locations. Gaylord Francis and Alberta Smith connected to Lorain construction work. Lester Bellinger and Lillian Hostler reside in Lima and Vermilion-on-the-Lake respectively as listed. Wilbert Hertzel and Jeanette Rose from Olmsted Falls. Frederick Klag Jr. of Akron as engineer and Mary Louise Muller as teacher. William Furlong listed as salesman from Lakewood and Barbara Jambor of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Therry
Durkee
R.D. Grafton
Joann Haumesser
Parsons Rd
LaGrange
Gaylord Francis
West 18Th St
Lorain
Alberta Smith
Omaha Ivc
Lester Bellinger
East High
St. Lima
Carpenter
Lillian Hostler
Edgewater Dr
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Wilbert Hertzel
Olmsted Falls
Jeanette Rose
Chestnut Ridge
Frederick Klag, Jr
Akron
Mary Louise Muller
Grafton Rd
William Furlong
Lakewood
Barbara Jambor
Idlewood Dr
Hospital discharges list for June 26 and June 27
A lengthy hospital discharge roster lists patients and street addresses from Lorain Avon and nearby towns for June 26 and June 27. Names include Mrs John Ahlberg Donald Green Mrs Harold Coley and son Ward Hubbard Miss Margaret Bratz and several others from R F D routes and city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ahlberg
Laundon Ct
Paul Bendik
Middle Ave
Harold Coley
Hadaway Ave
James M Hause
Lorain
Ward Hubbard
East Broad St
John Walmar
Harwood St
John Lance
Fastern Heights
Rail Keys
Lake Ave
Jerry Martin
North Ridgeville
Nicholas Seufer
Clark St
Robert Nuhn
Princeton Ave
William Pitkin
Madison
Irwin Schultzy
Garford Ave
11Th St
John Kacazmazrczyk
Foster Re
James Elemes
Pascadena Ave
Phillip Herrmann
David Miller
Louisiana Ave
James Siwiarka
Spruce St
Paul Weisbrod
I Garford Ave
Action Awaited On School Split At Black River
Lorain County Board of Education weighs final action on the Black River School District split between Lorain City and Amherst Exempted Village districts. A division of territory and pupils was agreed. Lorain City must accept its share for final action Thursday. Amherst has indicated willingness to take its portion. If Lorain City rejects, further delay follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
County Board
Ring-Necked Ducks Featured on 1954-55 Stamp
The Interior Department expects to sell a million migratory bird hunting stamps showing two ring-necked ducks in flight. The ducks have two white bands on the bill, with black head and back and light gray sides. Breeding from Saskatchewan to western Ontario, they migrate to the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S Department of the Interior
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Nebraska
Iowa
Gulf of Mexico
Elyria Teachers Attend 92nd NEA Convention in New York
Elyria educators led by Miss Yuvon Doenges and Miss Doris Snyder head to the 92nd annual National Education Association gathering in New York City. Madison Square Garden hosts the general sessions while sessions with the United Nations theme will occur in the UN hall. Noted speakers include Robert Wagner Dag Hammarskjold Eleanor Roosevelt and John Foster Dulles among others. Final events conclude Friday night with post conference tours and numerous departmental activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuvon. Doenges
Elyria Education Association
Doris Snyder
Edison School
National Education Association
New York City
NEA
Madison Square Garden
General Assembly
Manhattan Center
Ralph W. Sockman
Immmister
Christ Churen
Robert F. Wagner
John Foster Dulles
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Newton P. Leonard
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Samuel M. Brownjell
U. S
Arthur Connell
American Legion
Edward Carr
United: Nations
UN General Assembly
Eleanor Roosevelt
James J. Wadsworth
Earl J. McGrath
U.S. S
U.S. S Commissioner of Education
Ralph Bunche
UN Secretariat
Ibeen
Ibe
EHS Mid Year Class of 1929 Holds Reunion
Elyria area graduates of Elyna High School mid year class of 1929 gathered for a 25th reunion at Spring Valley Country Club. 46 members attended with Mrs Frances Raufus and Kenneth Botamer as master of ceremonies. Attendees came from Lorain Marion Oberlin South Amherst Amherst LaGrange and Cleveland. Awards went to the Kenneth Kern family of Oberlin for largest family and to Mrs Edna Nickols Thome for youngest family. A letter from Royal Underhill of California was read noting plans to visit Elyria. Eugene Hall read the class prophesy and members recounted post graduation activities. Donated table decorations featured white snapdragons and carnations. guests wore gardenia corsages. Deceased listed as Lillian Siess Mary Molnar Phillip Reely Donovan Rea John Kerekes Howard Blakeslee and Kirke Bainbridge. In charge of arrangements were Esther Broadwell Barnes Helen App Beall Bernadine Dunn Machock Agnes Kothe Houghtaling Sarah Tapper Hall Edna Nickols Thome Kenneth Botamer Kenneth Kern Eugene Hall and Thomas Ryan. A picnic is planned for June 1955 with Manuel Dodsley as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna High School
Spring Valley Country Club
Frances Raufus
Kenneth Botamer
Lorain
Marion
Oberlin
South Amherst
Amherst
LaGrange
Cleveland
Kenneth Kern
Raymond Finney
Edna Nickols Thome
Royal Underhill
California
Elyria
Eugene Hall
Ryan
Caywood
Lillian Siess
Mary Molnar
Phillip Reely
Donovan Rea
John Kerekes
Howard Blakeslee
Kirke Bainbridge
Esther Broadwell Barnes
Helen App Beall
Bernadine Dunn Machock
Agnes Kothe Ho
Rotary Club to Hear Stith at Elyria Meeting
Richard Stith of the Lorain County Industrial Council will address the Elyria Rotary Club at its meeting tomorrow noon at the Elyria YMCA. Stith will discuss Recent Developments in Labor Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stith
Loraine County Industrial Council
Elyria
Rhode Island Wants Its Trees Alive
The South Kingstown Chamber of Commerce urged the Miami chamber to plant a Rhode Island tree in a special grove near the airport. A Miami official said the Rhode Island tree had been dead for about five years, part of a grave containing a tree from all 48 states.
Wallpaper removal with vinegar and hot water method
The procedure suggests mixing two tablespoons of vinegar with one pint of hot water. Spray or apply the solution with a paint brush, using a vacuum cleaner attachment for extraction. Let the mixture soak a few minutes, then remove the wallpaper.
Wellington Horse Show Draws Nearly 800 Spectators
Nearly 800 spectators attended the Wellington Horse Show yesterday at the County Fair Grounds, Lorain County. Winners across 19 events included Rose Marie ridden by Paul Loksa, Knock Down and Out ridden by Mel Ward, and Apache Chief ridden by Guy Radcliffe, with honors across divisions from Pony under 43 inches to Five Gaited and Roadster events, highlighting dressage by Eugenia Ells of Parker Ranch and a roster of riders from Cleveland to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Grounds
Wellington
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Eugenia Ells
Parker Ranch
Fairview
Adele von Oh) Parker
Bulds
Mel Ward
Cleveland
Rose Marie
Paul Loksa
Ward
Tommy
Harold Dickinson
Greenwich
His Majesty
Carol Harper
Westlake
Secord Lucky
Judy Weston
Gratton
Ace
Clark Hoffman
Elurta
River Parade
Guy Radcliffe
Tex
Blue Boy
Jim Cobb
Grafton
Gray Boy
Junior Bell
Chip
Jucy Johnson
Lorain
Judy Easton
Dave Willams
Chagrin Falls
Golden May
Earl Dickinson
Greensich
Tan Captain May
Dan Bevier
Lem. Gaveer
Carral Kreeser
Elyria
Carol McCartney
Mansfield
Beverly Radcliffe
Commander
Ronnie Davis
Chardon
Chief
Helen Bush
Steve Krasienco
I Lorain
Tony Johamson
Loran
Black Love
Lois Michkowski
Rocky River
Crimson Croquette
Sally Smith
Laurence Smith
Milan
Olmsea Falls
Red Bellamy
Sandusky
Virginia Carlisle
Earl Harris
Vicki
Bunny
Dorothy Chapman
Fanchita
Guy Readcliffe
Sibleys Pepsi
Terry Werbeck
Triangle Ranch
Carls Road
New Mexico
Mr. Murphy
Arthur Ailchulske
William Thomas
Mentor
Secad Bend
Jim Coff
Silver
Locss
Carla Kreeger
Joyce Bernier
Mr. Chips
Tony Johnson
Frisky
Mike Barrington
Amherst
Olmsted Falls
Baldy
Betts
Ernie Pluska
Olmsted
Pall
Western Hitch
Little Vanity
Howard McCartney
Mansfeld
Hal
Herb Mills
R. M. Handuly
Harley Smith
Wellsington
Storm
Frank Boyson
Victor
Dale Ziegler
Walter Jewett
Rocks
Wengell Jewett
Patinos Wealth Fails to Secure Matrimonial Happiness
Paris reports two Patino heirs in divorce proceedings with Antenor Patino at 59 leading the Patino industrial empire. His children Jorge and Jaime face divorces from Dagmar Sanchez de Betancourt and Joanne Connelly, amid elopement drama, jealous disputes, and a grim family saga spanning multiple countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Simon Patino
Jorge Ortiz Patino
Gracielo
Dagmar Sanchez de Betancourt
Jaime
Jorge
Joanne Connelley
Isabella
Jamie
Antenor
Joanne
New York
Robert Sweeny
London
Porfirio Rubirosa
Rome
George de Randich
Jimmy
de Randich
Huntington Watts
Sweeny
Patino
Italy
Masons Honor District Deputy At Event Here
Lorain County Masons and wives honored A. T. Grendow district deputy grand master 22nd District of the Ohio Grand Lodge at a banquet and reception in Lorain Masonic Temple. Joe Boddy served as master of ceremonies. gifts were presented to the honoree and to serving lodge officers, with entertainment by El Rey Grotto Band and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
al) Grendow
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Oho
Grendow
Lorain County
Lorain Masonic Temple
Joe Boddy
Elyria
el Rey
David Renwick
Harrison Carter
Queen City Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Tomasek
Richard Northam
Lorain Lodge
Verne R. Jackson
Lorain No
Roland Hendrix
LaGrange
Lorain
Ralph D. Lindsey
Charleston
W. H. Mills
Midcentury
Kenneth Folsom
Strongsville
Donald L. Simpson
Oberlin
Flood R. Mertz
Bedford
Steven R
Elmer Walton
Horseshoe Nail Outliving The Horse In Foundry Display
At the Cleveland Foundry Show and Congress, exhibitors showcased various horseshoe nails with large heads and long shanks. It was noted nails are still manufactured for uses by foundrymen, embedding in molds to transfer heat and aid cooling of thick castings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Guatemalans Disturbed as Nation Faces Revolt
Barbara Hovey an Minneapolis insurance underwriter recounts two weeks in Guatemala during unrest. She describes nightly shootings at the capital, blackouts, and a government crackdown on media and tourism. She and Mary Severson fled via Ayutla border to Mexico, then El Salvador and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Guatemala
Barbara Hovey
Guatemala City
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
National Palace
Mary Severson
Arbenz
San Francisco
United States
Ayutla
Rio Suchiate
Mexico
Tapichula
el Salvator
New Orleans
Sound guides blind veteran in rescue of three
Ex Marine Charles Vines 22 blinded in Korea saved Barbara Wood 15 and Annie Louse Ball 18 who fell into the Pascagoula River near Lucedale Mississippi. James Peacock 22, ill, also swept out while attempting rescue. Vines swam toward the cries directing himself by sound to prevent all from drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Charles Vines
Korea
Barbara Wood
Annie Louse Ball
Pascagoula River
Lucedale
Miss
James Peacock
Vines
Dipping Straw Brooms in Hot Water Restores Bristles
Dipping straw brooms in hot water prevents brittleness and helps return bristles to proper shape, improving usability.
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Lorain City
J. Grant Keys
Indy Ortner
John Jaworski
Leavitt Rd
Keys
Jaworski
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Lorain, Ohio
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
Black River
EHS
Rotary Club
Stith
Rhode Island
Loraine County
Carolyn Lazy Jane
Burton Jennice
King of Spades
George Barrington
Ray Barrington
Sweet Talk
Sharon Yarnick
Ober-on
Jim Cobb Jr
Mercer
Carol Michalske
Neptune
Ray Witbeck
Amhers
Beau Chavel
Beaver
Patinos
FOX Furniture
White Dove
Masons
Watch
Oscar Haserodt
Broad Street
LN. S
The
Brown Co
Luther Mohler
Mgr
Fak
Ane
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