Lorain Boy Dies in Tragic Household Accident
Lorain 11-year-old Ronald Goodell son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Goodell of 93 Kentucky avenue died in a kitchen accident when a dog leash wrapped on a cupboard latch and tightened around his neck. Firemen and two doctors could not revive him after 50 minutes of effort. Coroner ruled accidental death. Ronald was a sixth grade student at Longfellow school and member of Emmanuel Evangelical church. He is survived by parents three brothers Frederick David and Daniel and grandparents Mr and Mrs Dan McCalla of Harrisville Michigan. Service set for 2:40 pm Monday at Schwartz Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Ronald Goodell
Wesley Goodell
Kentucky Avenue
Lorain
Vera
S. C. Ward
Longfellow School
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Ted Et O
Frederick
David
Daniel
Dan McCalla
Harrisville, Mich
Schwartz Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Lava Flows Over Ten Miles From Etna Eruption
Catania reports Mt Etna lava has traveled over ten miles down the slopes in ten days. Professor Gavino Ponte, director of the Volcanic Institute, says the flow’s path is risky and suggests aerial bombing to divert streams.
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Catania
Sivily
Etna
Gaviaio Ponte
Volcanic Institute and
Ghieti
Mt. Bua
Ponte
Java
Hawaii
Mosuna Lea
Weather note and local ads mix from page two
Weather report notes cloudy continued cold with light winds. Local ads promote Cary Grant Ingmar Bergman and Ada Larry’s Detersb. 368 Middle Avenue offers daily open hours 4 am to 240 am. Hemburan Erlich Hurst sodas invite a quick snack stop.
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Larry's
Middle Avenue
Erlich Hurst
General Eisenhower's Special Pilot Now Lorain County Resident
Lawrence Hansen known as Barry lives on Center Ridge Road Ridgeville just inside the Cuyahoga line. He was Eisenhower's special pilot in the last three and a half years of his military service ending after a Pacific tour. He joined as cadet, rose to lieutenant colonel, and observed Ike under varied pressuring conditions.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lawrence Hansen
Center Ridge
Ridgeville
Cuyahoga County
Hansen
Barry
Eisenhower
Hanven
Huser
Lever
Jenaries
Shea
Hiis
Canada
U.S
George Warden
Lake
Eveland
Partics
North Africa
Vet Yea
England
Fronn
Europe
Hils
Nore
Gene Eral Eisenhower
Larry Hanser
Maisel
Gregor Zhukov
Maacow
Rass
Twenty student nurses to receive caps at Elyria event
Twenty student nurses from the Mr Jolson Selwuul of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital will receive caps during a capping exercise at St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Rev G Russell Hargate will speak on The Good Sanna. The program includes organ music by Edmund J B Wright and student nurse songs directed by J Martin Bobb. Caps will be conferred by Miss Naomi Beery. The event concludes with a hymn and benediction by Rev Hargate. Names listed include Harriett Allen Avan Grace Andrews Lorain Rita Brissee C leg, and many others from nearby towns.
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Jolson Selwuul
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Andyyw's
Edmund JB. Wright
Puw Opee
Busrinées
East Ave
Midnile
Florence Nightingale
Hey
Ffargate
Ure Harriett Alien
Avan
Grace 4Andrews
Lorain
Rita Brissee
Cleg
Dvloris Dablke
Sandus
Shirley Dellifield
Oberlin
Marjorie Drew
Amherst
Ruch Dunn
Hinsdale
Mirnvis
Bernadine Visovich
Lorgin
Donn Wooster
Olmsted Falls
Lincoln
Ohtelema
Texas
Fund For Read Family Over 5000 Mark Reaches Aid Goal
More than 5600 in cash has been contributed to assist the Adrian Read family. Donations include cash and offers of household furnishings. The new home will be built on Oakwood street where a previous house burned, killing three and injuring others. The Heart of Elyria committee hosted a meeting at the Elks club to report progress.
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Adrian Read
Ieanhy
Howe
Read
Springer
Oakwood Street
Heart of Elyria Committee
Elks Club
Krebs
Ue Hosphial
Ridgeville
Steel Shell Department of American Radiator Co
Loralo County
Signal Phi Sorority
Tdeal
Carlisi Township
Fuge
Move to Provide Help for Greece Faces Congressional Action
Congress moves to authorize financial aid to Greece amid upheaval with potential effects on Western defense plans. Administration officials estimate at least 250 million dollars needed this year to support Greece as Britain contends with its own economic strain. Some lawmakers argue relief already pledged is sufficient, while others push rapid aid to keep Greek government stable and deter a Communist advance.
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Washington
Congressioinnl
Greece
Faders
Britain
EOS
Trumar
Gordon R Clapp
David TE
Clipp
Republic
Gideons Speaker Appeals Businessmen To Carry Bible Work
A Gideons event at First Methodist Church Lorain County drew 256 attendees. BR D Ringenberg of Elkhart Indiana urged businessmen to “take the Lord into your business.” He highlighted growing firm revenue from 1940 onward and cited Bible distribution milestones, noting over 203000 Bibles last year and 9.5 million Testaments overall.
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Gidgans
Lorain County
Gideons
Methodists
BR. D. Ringenberg
Elithart
Indiana
Gldsons
Society
Hoe
Widlin
Memphis
Tennessee
America
Dinne
Carl P Gwinbert
No 4
U S Pledge on Grain Share Amid War Strain
Washington report notes President Truman pledges to share grain with war ravaged nations while acknowledging millions remain hungry at home. The note ties to government actions tracing back to Chicago wheat market pressures and futures contracts.
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Washington
Truemath
United States
U.S
Truman
Commodity Exchange Authority
Asiatic Fia
Merchunts
Chicago Board of Trade
Electra Alloys Strike Settled and Workers to Return
Settlement of the Electra Alloys Division strike at the American Brake Shoe Company was announced today. About 175 Electra Alloys workers are to resume regular shifts Monday at 7:20 am, with operations restarting. Union Local 383 and company officials expressed mutual satisfaction with the agreement.
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Blectra + Alloys
American Brake Shoe Company
E. Christie
International Mulders and Foundry Workers Union
American Federation of Tabor
Canmitter
Joe Nagipak
Electra-Alloys Sudrkers
Thes
Play
Lewan
March Comes In As Toothless Old Lion Brings Snow
United Press reports a light snow event across the north central states with cold conditions prevailing. Forecasters note minimal winds, scattered rain in the south, and below zero temps in the northern Rocky Mountain region.
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March
United Press
Horthurn
U. 5S
Chicago
Kansas
India
China Valley
Kaneus
Pru
Indi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Rocky Mountain
U.S
Cif
Texas
Buren
Court Bailiffs Receive Salary Raises Approved
Judges Guy B. Findley and D. A. Cook authorized pay increases for two court bailiffs Arthur Moos and Esvoer Wellert. Salaries rise from 210.3 to 225 per month in a late week action. The notice also mentions NQ 19 Club events featuring Burgeltd, Megimian, Friday and Saturday nights.
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Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Wwe Court
Arthus Moos
Esvoer Wellert
Presenta Burgeltd
Megimian
Ady
Three Terrorists Said To Strike Jerusalem Club Blast
An explosion ripped through a Jerusalem hotel club near security zones, killing and wounding many. Officials reported 10 dead and 45 injured, with casualties including sunbathers nearby. British authorities considered martial law options as troops cordoned the area and searched nearby offices. A major policy statement from Sir Alan Cunningham followed, amid calls for curfews and military coordination.
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Weaden
Jerusalem
Alan Cunningham
High Cmy Wissidiver
Saifon
Dewish Agency
AM Tone
Ujoso
King George Avenue
King David Hotel
Salem
Meeting Called for Clearview Parents Over High School Strike
The Clearview Board of Education asks all high school parents to attend a 2:00 p m meeting at the school Sunday to hear details of a student strike. Buses will run normal routes to collect parents and return them home after the meeting. Five student representatives will report on the walkout and aims, with officials noting little backing for most demands and expecting classes to resume Monday. The incident involves about 350 high school students and follows a disciplinary dispute and tense classroom scene.
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Clearview
Educa’tion
Aberchael
Reglater
T. C. Simipson
Cégikter
Walla
Simpson
Choo Olfminks
Udenta
Maida
Clearview Ichol
D. W. Trubey
Elyria
Tor
Clearview High School
Flying Records Shattered In Speed Span To New York
Two world records fell yesterday as pilots set nonstop distance times to LaGuardia. Col Robert E Thacker piloted a P82 Betty from Honolulu in 14 hours 33 minutes while Paul Mann, in a P-51 Mustang, landed at 3 36 35 p m after a 6 hour 7 minute flight. Previous record dates from 194? show the era of bold transcontinental speed.
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New York
Robert E Thacker
Eb Centro
Calif
Honolulu
LaGuardia Field
Wag
Orade
Jan Wer
Paul ‘Mann
iaGuardia
Bury Bank
Jack. Caxter
Army Air Forces
Larry
Middle Avenue
Ady
Ocean Shipping Plagued By Heavy Seas
Wind whipped seas continued to hamper Atlantic shipping as Coast Guard cutters aided distressed vessels. A seven-member Mexican crew aboard George H. Culver was rescued in Santiago Pass. Tug Eugene F Moran raced to help Josiah Macy while Princess Pat stranded off Cape Cod drew a Canadian tug toward the scene. Nearby, S Colorado stood by off Key West as Georgie and Evelina were towed or towed toward Bermuda with Coast Guard rescue efforts ongoing.
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United Press
Atlantic
Igs
Caribbean
Coast Guard
George H. Culver
Santiago Pass
Eugene F. Moran
Josiah Macy
New York
Princess Patt
Cape Cod
Key West
Treas
Colorado
Moran
Georgie
Bermuda
New Polce
Winifred Myris
la Gare
Evelina
Codre
Io Gine Center
Mass. S
Gare
Algonaquin
Capitol
Louis
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L. Keys
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Tex
Acme
Lorain Boy
Ohio
Tomigin
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Magbeth Iwday
Rivols
Noteoriuy
Cary Grant
Ingad Bergman
General Eisenhower
Start Move
Nylag
Catherine L. Brain
The
Larry's Driverlin
Electra
Call Meeting of Parents
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