Plan To Place Charges Against Two Men
Two men and a 17 year old Kentucky girl face potential delinquency charges. Authorities say the girl, mother of two five month old infants, may be implicated in contributing to delinquency while the men are held for investigation. A juvenile court appearance is anticipated as officials weigh mental health factors and possible arraignment.
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Kentucky
Kentuck
Thoms
Moumiam
Koseo
FBI
Vielalien
Caime
South Amherst
Immora
Bae
Honeymoon Plans Shaken by Man's Arrest After Wedding
Pearl J. Smith and Erle D. Sasser wed in a ceremony with Justice C. C. Lord presiding. Minutes later Smith was arrested on a paternity charge by Deputy George Rosco. The license was issued on Leap Day February 29, and Smith faces a hearing with Justice Lord on the paternity claim.
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Pearl J. Smith
Bond Street
Erle D. Sasser
Pond Street
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Smith
George Rosco
Rosco
Masuci Temple
Justice Lord
Weho
Justice Lores
Prand
Popcom
Smein
Lord
Mixed Chorus Group To Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Glee Tones a mixed chorus will hold its initial meeting tomorrow at 6 15 PM at the Eagles Club on Broad Street Singers may try out for all positions and join the group
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Glee-Tones
Eagles Club
Broad Street
Police Driver Charged in Elyria DWI Case
Russell F. Louthan of 311 West River Street was fined 100 dollars and costs and had his driving permit suspended for one year after a Monday arrest for weaving across the center line. A separate East Bridge Street collision involving a Checker cab driven by Fred Henderson and Donald Wood left no charges filed.
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Russell F. Louthan
West River Street
Elyria
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Lord
Louthan
West Avenue
East Bridge Street
Fred K. ‘Henderson
Follette ‘Street
Oberlin
Spitzer
Donald Wood
Bell Avenue
North Ridge Road Improvement Plan Proposed
County engineer Don E. Patterson said he will submit a joint county and federal plan to widen North Ridge road from Oberlin avenue to Amherst from 18 to 24 feet. The move follows a state letter confirming federal money for matching county funds, with Lorain County's share about $30,000.
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Don E. Patterson
North Ridge Road
Deiss Hill
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Patterson
Oberlin Avenue
Amherst
State Highway District
Ashland
Lorain County
Truman Defends Foreign Aid Pace and Europe’s Progress
President Truman said no fixed end date can be given for foreign aid and stressed the program aims to help other free nations stand on their own. He praised Europe’s gains in output, unity, and defense, while noting shortcomings and urging stronger U.S. and allied efforts.
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Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Menti Truman
Herbert Hoover
Anc
Wee
Congress
Menteria
Lorain Court Actions Include Divorces Land Purchase
At the Court House Margaret Armstrong of Lorain filed for divorce from Rollie citing neglect and cruelty. Blanche McCune of Lorain filed for divorce from James who they wed July 7. A state highway land purchase for Route 57 settled with Emanuel Klein et al accepting 235000. structures may remain until May 1. Benton Norton won an $8500 auto collision verdict in Judge Cook's court.
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Margaret Armstrong
Lorain
Rollie
Blanche McCune
James
State Highway Department
Emanual Klein
Klein
Benton W. Norton
D. A. Cook
Wiliam Wade
East 28Th Street
War era rhetoric hints at planning actions and policy shifts
Fragmentary extracts show mentions of action from Grow and Ambassadors with phrases like as soon as possible and ripe for a blow this year. References cite wartime regulations and welfare measures, noting overseas personnel and changes in orders affecting attachments and duties.
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Grow
Europe
Amb
Joint Meeting Discusses New Constitution For Vets Auxiliary
NORTH RIDGEVILLE plans set for March 13 as the Vets of World War II auxiliary meets in Vets hall to finalize its constitution and by laws. Thirty eight members attended and social time followed a brief business session.
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North Ridgeville
Vets
Leona Groner
George Clark
Elmer Kreuger
Alfred Kreuger
John ‘Knowles
Richard Guskey
Fred Mangles
Lear- Nagle Road
Jack Kalter
Farewell Program Set at First Christian Church
Members of the First Christian church plan a farewell program March 11 marking 71 years in the present building. A reenactment of the church’s first meeting, a Last Will and Testament reading, and a board meeting for 1981 will be featured. Souvenir booklets will be distributed. a 6:30 tureen dinner precedes the program. nursery services are provided. Sponsored by the Homebuilder's class.
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First Christian Church
Nine Ohioans Named in First Group of Prisoners List
Washington reports the UN requested accounting from Communist negotiators and lists nine Ohioans captured in the Korean war. Cpl Jennings R Channell Pvt Roy G Cornell Pvt Edward J Hess Jr Lt Jack L Murray Pvt Raymond J Lang Pfc Robert A Nichols 2nd Lt Thelbert B Wormack Lt Frank S Johnston Jr Sgt 1-C John H McCall.
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Washington
Thelbert B. Wormack
Air Force
Katherine Wormack
Irving St
Cincinnati
Frank S. Johnston Jr
Frank 8. Johnston Sr
Shiloh Springs Road
Dayton
John H. McCall
Army
John Henry McCall
E. 77Th St
Cleveland
Cleveland Chest Plans Regional Service Expansion
Cleveland Community Chest General Manager Elliot J. Jensen said the Red Feather agency will extend its services to neighboring northeastern Ohio counties. The move targets outlying communities including Willoughby Eastlake Kirtland and Willoughby township and would likely add western Lakes County, affecting about 10 000 families.
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Cleveland
Elliot J. Jensen
Cleveland Community Chest
Red Feather
Ohio
Jensen
Willoughby
Eastlake
Kirtland
Willoughby Township
Community Chest
Lakes County
Hike Planned for Troop 136 After Committee Meeting
Troop 136 leaders met at the Methodist church with ten adults to reorganize patrols and schedule upcoming projects. Scoutmaster Tom Cassell announced the admission of William Beal as the troop’s new member and that a troop hike with outdoor cooking and firebuilding merit prizes will occur this Saturday. The next committee session is set for April 4.
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Troop 136
Boys Scouts of America
Methodist Church
Fred Greenich
Tom Cassell
William Beal
Cassell
Woman Fells Trap Set by Familiar Salesman
Elyria police pursue a warrant for a man named White after a restaurant owner, Elizabeth Zellath of Mom's Open Kitchen, paid $14.85 for three Root Manufacturing fruit slicers he never delivered. White claimed to work for Root Manufacturing, Baxter Springs Kansas, but was fired in 1948 and has since traveled under false pretenses.
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Elizabeth Zellath
Mom
West Broad Street
Zellath
White
Root Manufacturing Company
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Elyria
Death Records for William Whitfield and Milo McQueen
Funeral services were held in Demopolis Ala for William Whitfield a former Elyrian who died after a week's illness. He operated a pool room on West Avenue during his residence here. Surviving sisters and brothers listed. Milo W McQueen 73 died at his Rice Road Brownhelm residence. He ran a fruit farm all his life. Surviving include widow, children, grandchildren and siblings. Funeral arrangements incomplete with Rev Lorenzo Todd to officiate.
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William Whitfield
Demopolis
Ala
West Avenue
Hanna Griffis
Susie Randleman
Elyria
Foster
Dave and
James
Mobile
Milo McQueen
Amherst
Milo W. McQueen
Rice Road
Brownhelm
Gertrude
William of
Esther Johnston
Wellington
Ethel Abraham
Willoughby
Elsie Bender
Lorain
Gertrude Finnegan
Arthur McQueen
Hattie Hollingsworth
Lorenzo Todd
Will Build Iron Plant
Marietta The Globe Iron Co. of Jackson will construct a 2 million dollar iron plant five miles north of Bev. The project aims to expand production and create new jobs in the region, signaling industrial growth for the area.
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens Monday in Elyria
The Elyria Girl Scouts begin their annual city wide cookie sale with orders taken through March 24 and deliveries starting March 31. Last year 1 770 boxes were sold. this year 800 dozen boxes are ordered to support the scouts lodge and activity center project.
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Elyria
Walter Hess
H. C. Bodman
Struck by Overhanging Scaffolding Injures Woman
Miss Mary Opfer suffered a knocked out front tooth and a bruised forehead when her head hit a scaffold extending over the sidewalk in front of Elyria Savings and Trust on Cleveland Street near Abbe Road. Police said the scaffold projected about two feet and stood five feet high. She was with Miss Joan Cowdrey who said Opfer struck the scaffold and fell. Opfer was taken to her home.
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Mary Opfer
9Th Street
Elyria Savings and Trust Branch Bank
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Joan Cowdrey
Roosevelt Avenue
Dayton Man Indicted For Taking Bribes
Dayton resident Robert G. Hotllifield Jr. faces federal indictment for allegedly taking a $500 bribe while at Wright Patterson Air Force Base He allegedly approved purchases of sunglasses and ski goggles from Chicago agent William J Opper The indictment was returned yesterday and details the bribe arrangement.
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Dayton
Robert G. Hotllifield, Jr
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
William J. Opper
Chicago
Company Leaders Announce Progress and Plans
Edwin A. Jones, chairman, and Marshall H. Jones, president, announced progress and future plans today. The statement highlighted ongoing initiatives and strategic goals for the firm.
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Erly
Edwin A. Jones
Marshall H. Jones
Alienation Of Affections Suit Heard In Virginia Court
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court heard testimony in a $20 000 alienation of affections case filed by David Kief of Hedgeville Virginia against Cletus Biermacher of Ridgeville The petition says David and Viola Kief married December 22 1920 had two children and lived together until November 12 1948 Biermacher denies the charge
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D. A. Cook
David Kief
Hedgeville
Biermacher
New Organ To Be Dedicated With Program
The Hammond organ installed at Elyria Gospel Tabernacle 150 East Bridge Street will be dedicated Sunday at 7 30 p m A special musical program with Mrs Boston Turner at the organ will be presented during the dedicatory service The service features Adoration We Praise the Lord Almighty My Jesus I Love Thee In the Garden My Captain Never Lost Battle My Home Sweet Home God So Loved the World and a message by Rev Boston W Turner with a postlude
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Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
East Bridge Street
Boston ‘Turner
Lefebvre-Wely
Adam Geibel
Alvin Benton
Jesus
Home Sweet Home
N. Vandell
God
J. Stainer
Boston W W. Turner
Soil Conservation Meeting To Be Held Tomorrow
A series of educational meetings by the Lorain Soil Conservation District begins tomorrow at Columbia Center at 1 30 P M with sessions in Eaton Camden Brighton Avon and Avon Lake on subsequent dates. Farmers in the area are invited to learn how soil resource conservation translates to dollar value and practical benefits. Carl Deeds and Richard Keep join the district supervisors to explain the program.
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Lorain
Board of Supervisors
Carl Deeds
Richard Keep
The
Soil Conservation Service
Wilson cautions inflation danger still ahead
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson told the Institute of Radio Engineers that inflation danger is not over. He warned a new round of wage boosts would trigger price increases and could become habit forming like morphine, with disastrous effects.
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New York
Charles E. Wilson
Institute of Radio Engineers
Wilson
Brownies Tour Newspaper Plant and Share Impressions
Eight year old members of Brownie Troop 27 toured the Chronicle Telegram plant and wrote notes of appreciation to circulation manager Carl Bielke. Some girls sent crayon drawings showcasing their plant impressions.
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Brownie Troop 27
Chronicle- Telegram
Carl Bielke
Bieske
Twenty One Blood Typing at Edison PTA Event
Lorain County Blood Bank representatives typed twenty one people last evening at Edison Parents Teacher Association. Nurses in charge were Mrs. Alex Kesson and Mrs. Edward Frabotta assisted by Mrs. C R Istokley, Mrs. F Johnson and Miss Helen Johnston with Mrs. Fred Aebie as registrar.
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Lorain County Blood Bank
Edison Parents Teacher Association
Alex Kesson
Edward Frabotta
C. R.istokley
F. Johnson
Helen Johnston
Fred ‘Aebie
Cleveland Livestock and Market Prices Report
Market summary from Cleveland shows cattle at steady demand with steers and heifers 34.50 to 37. Cows 23 to 25, bulls 27 to 30, prime calves 37 to 49, and 34 to 36 for other grades. Sheep and lambs 26 to 27.50 for choice lambs, hogs active at 35 to 35 with varied carcass weights and values. Local produce includes apples and vegetables with small box prices for Jonathan and Delicious apples, and assorted root vegetables priced per basket and quart.
Eggs Poultry and Butter Prices and Retail Grades
Market notices show large white eggs at 38 1 2 to 32 1 2 cents, brown eggs 37 to 40, extras 32 to 36, U S graded eggs with grade A large white 48 to 51 cents, medium 44 to 46 cents, grade B large white 44 to 46 cents. Live poultry prices for Cleveland market include hens 29 to 30 cents, fryers 33 to 36, stags 20 to 23, roosters 19 to 20, and various 1 pound prints and 1 2 pound prints priced across grades. Toledo grain bids list soft red wheat 2 46 2 47, yellow corn around 1 61 1 78, oats 91 93, soybeans 2 85 2 36.
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U. S
U.S
Cleveland
Toledo
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