Two RAF Bombers Die In Welsh And Lincoln Crashes
Two Royal Air Force bombers on training flights crashed in Wales and Lincolnshire today, killing 11 crewmen and injuring one survivor. One plane went down 2000 feet up Carneed Llewellyn in Wales. four bodies were found in the northern mountains, with three crew missing. The other crash occurred at Hemswell near Lincoln before dawn, killing five and injuring one. Both aircraft were on training missions in separate incidents.
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Bethesda
Wales
Royal Air Force
Britain
Carneed Llewellyn
Air Ministry
RAF
Hemswell
Lincoln
Air Force
Llandow
Red Cross Drive Workers to Report for Luncheon
Elyria chapter plans the 1950 Red Cross membership and fund drive luncheon at the YMCA with campaign chair Bert Meister urging divisions to report on solicitations and collections. The local goal is 30000, supporting veterans services, first aid, water safety, home nursing, and clothing production, with part of funds aiding national disaster relief.
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American Red Cross
M.C.A
Herbert Meister
Elyria
National Disaster Service
Red Cross
Tmany
D. C
Crile
Otto Mischka
Harrison Street
Dr C B Hess Plans Jun Retirement As At Elyria Home Head
Dr C B Hess longtime Elyria Home for the Aged superintendent announced Tuesday he will retire during the June Methodist Conference after 11 years in the post and more than 32 years in ministry. He served Central M E Church Mansfield First Church Lorain Massillon and led Lorain church reconstruction after the 1924 tornado. He will stay in Elyria with no definite plans yet.
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C. B. Hess
Elyria
Board of Trustees
The
Home
Hess
Mansfield
First Church of
Lorain
Massillon
VA to Close Elyria Contact Office amending April 7 1950
The Veterans Administration announced the Elyria VA contact office will close effective April 7, 1950 to cut expenditures. Inquiries on benefits will shift to Lorain, with Charles B. Coen becoming officer in charge there on April 10. Arline Cook moves to Lorain along with trainee personnel headquarters. Paul Kilfoyle will transfer to Sandusky.
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Veterans Administration
Elyria VA
Elyria
Lorain
Charles B. Coen
Arline Cook
Paul Kilfoyle
Sandusky
Township Trustees Hear Talks By Health Officials
Lorain county township trustees and clerks heard talks on county health department services administration and finance at the Kipton town hall meeting last night. Speakers included Dr. Marion Fisher health commissioner Dr. W R Morrison health board member and Russell Franklin sanitarian.
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Lorain County
County Health Department Services Administration
Kipton Town Hall
Marion Fisher
W. R. Morrison
Russell Franklin
Addition To Be Built To School Avon Board Ad approves six room addition
Avon Board of Education accepted the resignation of Chris Koppenhafer effective at the end of the school year. Koppenhafer has served as head basketball coach and industrial arts instructor for two years. The board approved plans for a six room addition and scheduled bid opening for April 19, with the next meeting set for March 27.
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Avon
Chris Koppenhafer
Avon School
Avon Board of Education
Koppenhofer
Swonger Becomes Wakeman's Mayor
WAKEMAN W J Swonger president of the Wakeman village council will become mayor after the sudden death of Charles H Schultz who was serving his second term Swonger has worked with the Wakeman Civic Association to secure a water system He is a former Wakeman Hardware Co owner and operator, married with two children.
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Wakeman
W. J. Swonger
Charles H. Schultz
Swonger
Wakeman Civic Association
Wakeman Hardware Co
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Today and Thursday
The forecast covers northeastern Ohio with fair conditions this afternoon and tonight. Thursday will be cloudy with occasional rain or snow showers. Temperatures show little change with a low around 27 and a high around 35 as markets are noted on page two.
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Ohio
Bendix Westinghouse Opens Berkeley Plant for West Coast
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake announces a new Berkeley California plant of about 20000 square feet to house sales offices warehouse space and rebuilding equipment under the Repair Exchange Service. C R Mitchell named West Coast division manager joined by T J Turek R J Robinson and J L Buswell with ground broken in February and occupancy expected by May 1 to service manufacturing accounts and distributors west of the Rockies.
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Berkeley
California
D. O. Thomas
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Bendixe Westinghouse
C. R. Mitchell
Philadelphia
West Coast
T. J. Turek
Elyria
R. J. Robinson
New York
E. JL. Buswell
Bendix-Westinghouse Distributors
Rockies
Grand Jury Studies Bookie Operations in Lorain
The Lorain grand jury, in the final stage of its session, probes gambling and bookie activity in Lorain and vicinity. Police Chief Paul Cleaver testified on gambling conditions. editor Jack Lavriha of the Lorain Sunday News said he would provide names and addresses if asked. The jury plans to report about twenty additional criminal matters. proceedings remain secret until report.
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Lorain
Paul Cleaver
Jack LaVriha
LaVri~ha
Lalse
Paul Mikus
Harold Ewing
James Christie
Senate Probers Set To Dig Into Loyalty Files Bulletin
Senate investigators, led by Mil lard E. Tydings, move to access loyalty files on State Department employees accused of pro Communist ties. McCarthy says more weekly testimony needed to support claims of 57 communists, while Tydings seeks quick access and procedures for evaluating the data amid past access denials by presidents. Public hearings paused briefly as rulings unfold.
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Senate
Washington
Millard E. Tydings
State Department
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
The
Republic
Congressionel Committee
Truman
Subcommittee
Tydings
Wisconsin
Wakeman Mayor Schultz dies suddenly at 57
Charles H. Schultz 57 longtime Wakeman mayor died at his Main Street business last night around 10. He had battled ill health but death came unexpectedly. Born Elyria February 22 1893 he moved to Wakeman in 1897 later running Schultz Restaurant and Confectionery. He was active in Masons Norwalk and Al Koran Shrine. Survived by wife Alta son Wayne and sister Mrs J L Walters. Burial with Masonic graveside rites set at Wakeman Cemetery after a Friday service.
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Wakeman
Charles H. Schultz
Main Street
Schultz
Elyria
Wayne
Cleveland
J. L. Walters
Detroit
Mich
LD. Gerber
Floyd Bryan
Wakeman Congregational Church
Wakeman Cemetery
Masons
Plans To Improve The Y M C A Building At Meeting Elyria
A report on the state of the Elyria Y M C A was presented to members and citizens. William Chambers described the Y M C A as developing everyday Christian living and preventing delinquency, with a fully democratic, community linked structure. President Crowder framed the gathering as a family reunion as building expansions since 1911 were reviewed.
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Y.M.C.A
Elyria High School
Elyria Y.M.C.A
William S. Chambers
Harlie G. Stevick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria
William 5. Chambers
Chambers
M.C. A
Johnson
Russell Gleason
Boards Act To Reemploy Teachers
The Boards of Education of Eaton and Ridgeville Township schools approved the employment of all registered full time instructional employees for the 1950 51 school year. Contracts and salaries will be set later. Eaton School resumed operations today after a two day layoff due to icy county roads. three other county schools closed Monday were open yesterday.
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Boards of Education
Eaton
Ridgeville Township
Eaton School
Jury Nears Completion in Murphy Murder Trial
In Bellefontaine the jury for the first degree murder case of Richard Murphy is nearing completion. Murphy is charged with the Dec 17 shotgun slaying of 47-year-old Wallace Galloway after a party at a friend's home.
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Bellefontaine
Richard Murphy
Wallace Galloway
Murphy
Galloway
Nine-year-old Girl Resists Ex-con Cousin in Babysitter Slaying
In Saint Joseph Missouri a nine year old girl Patsy Speer tried to grab a pistol from her enraged ex convict cousin as he shot Caryl Johnson 15 while babysitting Patsy and seven siblings. Johnson died after five bullets hit her in the head and neck. Speer surrendered to police an hour after the attack.
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ST. Joseph
Amid
Patsy Speer
Clariece Speer
Pretty Caryl Johnson
Rea
Patsy Ifire
Patsy
Speer
Arthur Michael
Schadden Road
Elyria Township
Johnson
Daryl
Elyria
Engine Com
Mini
Colson Speer
Elyria Howe. Co
X-Ray Mobile Unit Returns for Elyria Survey
Lotain County’s X-ray mobile unit, funded by the Christmas seal drive, will conduct its monthly street survey in Elyria tomorrow. It will be at Broad Street at Ely Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Last month 134 residents used the service, and 250 X-rays have been taken in the county since January first.
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Lotain County
Elyria
Broad Street
Ely Park
Ohio Jaycees to Meet in Columbus for Final State Session
About 600 members of the 110 Junior Chambers of Commerce of Ohio are expected in Columbus Saturday and Sunday for the final all-state meeting of the year, state president William A. Keslar said. A motor car caravan will depart for Washington after the meeting to present economy petitions to Ohio's congressional delegation.
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Ohio Jaycees
Columbus
Chambers of Commerce of
Ohio
William A. Keslar
Jaycees
Washington
E H S Marching Band To Get New Uniforms This Spring
Elyria High School plans a uniform overhaul for its marching band with a campaign set to raise about 8000 dollars. The effort, chaired by R W Butts, seeks donor contributions for individual pieces from coats to belts while band members and parents assist, as Gubitchev’s case and departure from the United States influence the timing.
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Elyria
Gubitchev
R. W. Butts
Soviet Union
Fone
Judith Copelason
Butts
Russia
Kiwanis
State and Justice Departments
Caintey Immadiatala
Anvaewn
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter von Brock
Avon man frozen to death alledged by coroner
Coroner Tillman ruled Fred Smith of Teresa avenue Avon died from freezing after his body was found last evening by a neighbor in his one room dwelling off the Lear Nagel road.
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Tillman
Fred Smith
Teresa Avenue
Lear-Nagel Road
Avon
Next Legislature May Bring Prohibition Effort In Ohio
A spokesman for Ohio dry forces said another attempt to push prohibition legislation before the next state legislature is likely. Officials note the group will focus on the May 2 primary and will back candidates for the General Assembly who may support county wide local option elections.
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Columbus
Ohio Dry Forces
P. McNaught
Ohio Temperance League
General Assembly
Judge to Seek Temporary Local Court Assignment
Judge D A Cook said he would ask Ohio Chief Justice Weygandt to assign an out county judge to Lorain county to hear equity matters during Judge Guy Fingley’s absence in Florida for health reasons. Deputy James Howard reported the death of Smith, found frozen in his residence, with no known relatives.
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D. A. Cook
Ohio
Karl V. Weygandt
Lorain County
Guy B. iFingley
Florida
Cook
James Howard
Smith
Martha Novosielski
Smuth
Lorain
Cleveland
Sudro-Curtis
Howard
Suit to remove Pastor at Second Baptist Church Lorain
A suit filed by the Second Baptist Church at 333 West 12th Street Lorain seeks to remove its pastor Rev Jesse Lee Sawyer of Cleveland. Judge W E Kellogg heard the matter as the pastor reportedly refused to leave after the congregation asked him to depart.
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Second Baptist Church
West 12Th Street
Lorain
Jesse Lee Sawyer
Cleveland
Common Pleas
W. E. Kellogg
Coal Cars Derailed Near Baltimore Idles Main Line
Nine loaded coal cars derailed near Baltimore on the New York Central line, tying up the tracks for over six hours. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation after the early morning accident around 2 a.m.
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Baltimore
New York Centrail
Akron Mayor Fights Bus Service Cut In Court
Mayor Charles E. Slusser announced an injunction suit will be filed in Common Pleas Court to stop Akron Transportation Co from enforcing a 10 percent service reduction. The city agrees the firm may implement the cut if it nets at least $75,000 in profit.
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Akron
Charles E. Slusser
Common Pleas
Akron Transportation Co
Classified Brand Names Week March 19 25
Advertisers promote household items from well known brands to attract buyers in Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Readers are urged to call 4752 or 4753 for quick results and low costs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Grand Jury
Schultz of
Burt E. Miller
Miller
W. V. Starmer
Ed Frank Speer
Kansas City
Starmer
Larry
E.H.S
Valentin Gubitchevi
United States
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Sylvester Ryan
Pomerantz
U. S
Yuri Novikov
Gubitchey
Miss Conlon
Ail
Plans
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