Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Dozen Die in Crashes
Across Ohio two major accidents killed at least 18 people. A train struck a car at Cardington grade crossing killing four aboard and injuring others. In Deerfield a collision involving a car and a tractor trailer killed several, with tentative IDs and several seriously injured. A separate incident near East Palestine left a truck driver dead and a snowplow mishap caused another fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penin
Cardinton
Lawrence Tassby
Alre
Ethyl Peterson
Hennie Petersen
Wilmar Tassby
Wirth Ty
Nerme Canen
Peterson
Marlon
Donald ‘Tasssby
Tassby
Deerfield
Poretage County
Matthew Aber
New Castle
Susutma Snesan
John Snesaboll Aber
Lovigy Wieteki
Tranton
Doneld Wietelstah
Aid Heinzelaim
Cincine
Manchester
Hurley Alies
Palestine
Filmer Davis
New Philadelphia
Lancaster
Charles H.yt Bullock
Ramonn Grebe
Carroll
Lilienthal Denies Secret Income Charge in Senate Hearing
David E Lilienthal denied earning private income while a Wisconsin commission member 16 years ago. The former TVA chairman testified at a Senate confirmation hearing for the U S Atomic Energy Commission chairmanship as senators set votes on his nomination. Two senators indicated their intentions to vote for him and against him respectively in the final stages of the six week hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Wisconsin
Lilienthal
Senate
Ltergy Committee
Chaman
U.S. Atomic Hilergy Commission
TVA
Sen
Honver Capehart
RB. Ind
Lilienthal Ane Sen
Joseph Ho Ball
Mini
Orvald
Sthoml Orvald
Strohl
West Street
Hugering
Mr. Strohl
Fremont
Ely
Ria
Na+ional Tube company
Lake Avenue
Odd Yellows Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Lattic Strahl
John A. Strahl
Elyria
Firth Morris
Tennick
N. J
Ada Ott
Lorain
Vera
Klyring
Hattie Milla
Bellevue
Communists In China Abduct Two Americans
U S embassy officials demand return of two American Army officers abducted Saturday by Communist troops in Manchuria. Capt. Z W Collins of Evanston and Maj. Robert Rige of Chicago were seized near Canmiyn while tallying the front. Negotiations with the National government and the Communist Liaison Office in Nanking are continuing for their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
U. S
Amercan Armas
Robert Rige
Chicago
Z. W. Collins
Evnoston
Manchuria
Clangehun
Jay Nya
Commandhe
Alerhaw Ute
Yonan Wahiir
Lorain County Farm Bureau Stockholders Meet Again
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative members failed to secure enough votes or proxies at the annual meeting to alter the articles of incorporation to a ten member board. A special meeting was set for March 22 at the YMCA to continue the business, with by law changes approved to allow using any voluntary proxy for matters needing majority stockholder approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
YMCA
Origanitarian
Ap. m
Lorain Camry Farm
Controversy Over School Discipline At Clearview High
A heated school board session at Clearview High discussed suspension penalties, parent complaints about a teacher, and calls for stricter student control. Principal and staff defended actions while addressing cheating, student behavior, and the need for a reformer to restore order.
Ratings Given In Auditions Announced In County Solo Tests
Sixty five entries earn superior ratings in the All-County Solo and Ensemble auditions at Churview School. Judges include J Martin Beck and George Wilt. Dozens of entries received excellent or very good marks. Top performers named include Billy Watros Elyria trumpet solo and Jean Dolores Mueller Amherst violin solo among numerous ensembles and vocal groups across Avon Lake Wellington LaGrange and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Watros
Elyria
Jean Dolores Mueller
Amherst
Clearview
Agnes Bloom
Mary Puskas
Mary Prindle
Loretla Matuszak
Betty Fitzgerald
George Puskas
Manny Stu
Jol Tonteh
Robert Krejeski
Avon Lake Sexual
Sadie Laldiaw
Nancy Keller
Rita Evercole
Marilyn Furniss
Jean Arnold
Barbara Blesser
Elyvia
Dorn Yio
Laverne Sehmithens
Morianne Frank
Dane Smlith
Marianne Frank
Golo
Elizabeth Hayers
LaGrange
Clyde Young
Cornet
A Clearview Girls
Elsie Taylor
Agnes Gimm
Dorothy Halloway
Loretta Matusgok
Mary Seroka
Shur Ivy Savoy
Audrey Pollack
Camden
Voth Duckson
Frances Jackson
Alice Shinskey
Darlene Meelandtz
Kenneth Wes
Donna Jean Eaeh
Katherine Allemeng
John Blackbert
Doh Kerekes
Edlaabeth Haynes
Don Moore
Frank Tennant
Darlene Met
Jobe
Geraldine Pratt
Wellington
Lois Pence
Avongirls
Dania Richards
Cucilla Vodarski
Connie Hubbard
Stella Hrivovec
Mary Lou Kelling
Ruth Fuchhofer
Elizabeth Haynes
Lory Pearce
Edith Spieth
Adeline Rantoshy
Edward Mithich
Jerry Camp
Dan Seabold
Wilford Young
Brighton
Linda Maleham
Ray Rhodes
Marilyn Anderson
Ed Sharek
Brookside
Brighton Senor Baton
Pauline Jewett
Joan Seeley
Theda Jewels
Cal Sextet
Pat Ody
Mary Brandt
Gloria
Mae Bowe
Priilis Reinert
Pat Wileford
Memory
Betty Nestor
Adeen Rolfe
Theda Jewel
Leona Wolfle
Betty Ewell
Barbara 4Wolfe
Elen Lee
Neva Conklin
Robert Hancock
Fred Steele
Alan Page
Ang Or
Jdantes Ware
Ridgeville
Raton Voeat
Charles Smitt
Chine
Ton Carpenter
Virginia Vega
Rober
Leland Gers
Cienevieve Maple
Geaston
Sotsephane
Plo
Sasophone
Diaiee Blackhat
Leng Perri Bernice
Trophins
Artetia Haury
Belden
Pina Patter
Halon
Vocat
Rvolo
Pauline Déwoeth
Urinnon
Dota
Blacktrt
Ciundert
Dele Henning
Brown
Heli
Solar Walter Vusnisie
Asive Ehiner
Audrina Croentay
Colkaniaa
Vor
Eal Sei
Hetty Ryell
Teighton
Ciariart Soto
Pawla Phamyser
Mroobede
Wo Sola
Helen Tollo- Wwasy
de Betty Fivegerald
Cy Yuew
Akan Tadbegg
Allyn
Kae
Wiline
Herve Divin
Feta Abun
Raat Cariele
Sale Cadheuie
Elvrad
Panty Selo
Wate
Syaepedbery
Ohu
Birtles
Braaeaved
Asai Lyk
Bed Selo
Gare Kuen
Avan Lake
Drainlore
Wee Bates
Carol Scher
Britain Asks U S To Help Greek Govt
Washington The United States faces British requests for financial and military aid to the Greek government as the crisis in Greece deepens. Secretary of State Marshall meets with Foreign Minister Aflotov while Marshall prepares to depart for Moscow. House committee to hear Marshall explain Truman budget plans, with potential cuts to international affairs funding.
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Washington
Great Airitain
United States
C. Marahal
V. M
Moscow
Marshall
Cireece
Marek
Greece
House Appropriations Committee
International Affairs
Truman
House
Banquet Planned by Letter Carriers at Spring Valley Club
A banquet marks the 50th anniversary of Cascade Branch 198 of the National Association of Letter Carriers to be held Saturday at 6 30 p m at Spring Valley Country Club. Congressman Walter Hubert James P Dooly of Philadelphia and local figures William Denne Walter Nevins and Rev J H Siverd head the event with 90 percent attendance expected.
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Cascade
National Association of Letter Corners
Spring Valley Country Club
Walter Hubert James P. Dooly
Philadelphia
Deste Gallagher
Cleveland
American Federation of Lahor
William Denne
Walter Nevins
Charman
Norwood Baumhardt
J. H. Siverd
J. H. Hakconib
Nevins
William Kirby
William Birkliie
Leland
Gott
Brumhard
Royal Organization
Drsuiary
Nevo
Officer Strain Hospitalized After Skidding Car Accident
In Berea, officer Tom Strain was struck by a skidding automobile and held briefly between the bumper and the vehicle. He suffered bruises and injuries and was taken to Berea Community Hospital for treatment.
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Berea
Tom Strain
Stroogsville
Possible leg fracture after slip on Broad Street
Raymind Heeby and Harry Tad suffered possible fractures on their right legs after slips on Broad Street. Both were treated at local hospitals with injuries described as leg fractures or suspected fracture in the Jackson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymind Heeby
Jackson Hye
Bio Poo
Broad
Harry Tad
Wallglord
Ehypia
Undefined for Intonation in Widespread Audio Case
The fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report mentioning a person named Meier Nyotor and a legal or disciplinary action. It references a trial or hearing date, with vague phrases about fines, duties, and a possible street or public notice. The text is heavily corrupted and hard to interpret clearly.
Buffalo Schools Reopen Today Amid Snow After Strike
Buffalo public schools reopened today as 98 schools resumed operations after a national teachers strike. Superintendent Robert T. Bapt said all 18 high and 80 elementary schools were open despite heavy snow. Lafayette and Technical high schools stayed open for three days post strike with about 80 percent attendance.
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Buffalo
J. V
Robert 'T-Bapst
New York
Lafayette and Technical High
Agate and Dunn Return From Florida
Mayor A R Agate returned from Florida on Feb 14 and will resume duties tomorrow at the mayor’s office. County Commissioner Oxen G Bunn came back last week after a short stay and was at the courthouse Saturday. Hubcaps stolen from Carl Scheibel’s car on East Avenue and Broad Street. value $5.
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Florida
Wwete
Dayry
A. R. Agate
Lmorrow
Oxen G.bunn
Tito Houbcaps
Carl Scheibel
Spruce Street
J East Avenue
Broad Street
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Multiple obituaries and death notices across Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns list infant deaths and adult passings. Entries name James Robert Grills nine months old in Grills family, Joseph Barth of Sullivan, Lee Richard Womack of Amherst, Harry J Easty of Avon Lake, Orval Strohl of Elyria, Madeline M Prosser of Lorain, Perrins D Brenenstal of New London, Ruby Walker of Amherst and Lucia H Welles of Elyria among others, with survivors, funeral homes, cemeteries, and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Robert Grills
James Robert Grills
Walter
B.C. Young
Butternut Ridge
Joseph. Barth
Sullivan
Oleen Company
Elyria
Bat
Lodi Hospital
Il Health
Cleveland
Ben
Marian Inberger
Louise’ Narrows
Our Lady of Lenides
New London
John W. Dutty
Holy Cross Cemetery
Amherst
Lee Richard Wo
Cross Avenue
Crile Hosital
Indiana
Elmer Johnson
American Lesson
VFAV
Lorain
Amherst Eagles
Amherst Rooster Club
National Tube Company
Sur
Milldred
Stebert
Perry M. Womack
Robert
Altech Funeral Home
W. Heber O'Hara
Congregitional
Protests Urged Over Proposed Labor Legislation
William Lavelle of the Ohio C.I.A. Council urged a public protest against proposed labor legislation. He warned that abolition of closed shops, universal membership, and restrictions on picketing could destroy organized labor and harm small business, calling for a grassroots response to prevent a social and economic disaster.
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William Lavelle
Ohio C. I. A
Lavelle
Court House Divorces and Local Court Actions
June Kovel was granted a divorce from Joseph by Judge BD A Cook and restored her former name. A suit against Tillie Tagliaroni et al for 1032 dollars sought foreclosure on Lorain property. County commissioners discussed bills, animal depredations, and a relief bill.
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June Kovel
Ffrom Joseph
A. Cook
Out Pvt
The
Public Loan Corp
Tillie Tagliaroni E T
Edabelle Reith
Edward
Guy 8 Findley
Nina Zielke
Carl By
Robert Cebula
Helen
Guy 8. Findley
Motorist Fined Seventy-Five Dollars and Costs
Justice of the Peace Lord, filling in for Mayor Agate, raised penalties for drunken driving. He fined Robert Denbow of Sullivan $75 and costs and suspended his license for six months. The prior first offense fine was $40, and Lord has tried nine intoxicated driver cases since February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith, Sr
Edward Diederick
Richeard Baird
Smith
Berg
Margaret Wheeler
Oberlit
Justice of the Peace C. C
Justice of the Peace
Lord
Agate
Signot
Robert Denbow
Sullivan
Justice Lord
Markets Cleveland Livestock Castle Receipts and Prices
Receipts near 300 at Cleveland livestock market with prices across steers cows bulls and sheep. Range notes include Chotee and Meera steers around 23 to 24 dollars, medium and low grades, cows from 14 to 18 dollars, bulls 12 to 15 dollars, sheep and lambs with mixed figures, and commodities like wheat corn oats and soybeans also listed with varied bids.
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Cleveland
Calle Gaia
Hell
Buaehern
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Ohio
China
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Co-op
Tage
Simpson
Ninam Lat
Rasher
Ube
Hey
Prolem
Jera
C. W. Stubblefield
Amin
Audiepee
Mezer
Gore
Aden
Selsia
Murbach
Fhone
W. Bridge Street
Britain
U.S
Owen
Ted
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Dunn
Death Records
Joseph L. Barth
Lee Richard Womack
Harry J
Easty
Avon Lake
Harry J. Easty
Qaop
Shs
Christian
Detroit
Avon
Lakewood
Pieyer
New York Central Road
Roipany Ital
Vivine Dim
Edag
Lawirht
Suirdew
Greensbyra
Grandenhildren
Burmeister Fuitho
Vwarie Wildt
AMS
Musas Burt
Roof Lake
Robert G Boi
Atadeline
Prosser
Madeline M. Prosser
Ninth Street
Francis
W. OC. Thastoy
Walter Frey Pine
Paul S. White
Broadway Baptist Church
Wemorial Park
Perrins
Brenenstal
Perrins D. Been
Enstul
OP Firet Street
Fate- Root-Heath Company
Pyonoth
Baptist Church
Mason Lodge
Florence
Fitch
Loren
First Baptist
Grove
Streck Cemety
Ruby Walker
Storie Lenmin
Walker
Methodist Church
Lach Society
Song
Rey Walker
Rivera Besch
Fla
George
Harry
Lor
Dauphrces
Clyde Heussan
Henrieths
Char Sald
Floreyes
Leonard Wrage
Merle Lekman
Bova
Worry Hazel
Lucia HL
Bistas
Ieee
Jodeving
New York Central
Abbe Road
Albl Whitman
Gulf Road
Spontaneeus Combustion
Peinton Gaenilea
Elyria Monument Co
Oh. Trethewey Ubube
Selecta Cemetery
Farm Bureen Lift Insurance Company
Budd Rertain Gnancier
Harvey N. Lewis
Farm Bureau Life Insurance CO
Columbus 16
Robert W. Smith
Wil
Liam F. Donavan
O T. Contract
Patrick Flaher W. Regal
W. C
Bill Wistle
R. D
Columbia Station
Walcutt
Commerce
James Clark
Tor
Assembly
Julius Mehlem
Thomas Pycraft
C. 10
Casimbus
Mehlem
Wycraft
EB. R. Comings
Court’ House
Grover [Holmes
Point Avenue
John Bust
Jeona Michel
Louis Maxwell
Anton Jungbluth
Sheffield
Toledo
United Press Saeer S-Ae
Central Penne
Roebuck Westinghew
Woolworth
Massachusetts Investors Trust Prospectus
P. R. Smith & Co, Elyria Savings Bldg
Rome
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