125 Elyria Teachers At Science Workshop Study Modern Methods
Well over 125 Elyria city teachers attended a science workshop at Eastern Heights School to study modern methods. Grace Maddux demonstrated electricity experiments with Grade 6 at the best school, guiding students to light a bulb and ring a bell using simple equipment.
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Cleveland
Margaret Histed
Franklin Gottfried
Elyria
Howard Gaiser
George Miraben
Elyria City
Eastern Heights
Cleveland Board of Education
Walter von Brock
Maddux
Great Unknown Painter Plans To Marry Christine
Indianapolis report says Pat Flanigan, the self styled greatest unknown painter of impressionistic scenes, plans marriage to Christine Jorgensen. He cites need for financial success of his painting and explains he remains married to his second wife while Christine wears his three quarter carat ring. He praises Christine as kind and gracious and notes long hair appeals to her.
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Indianapolis
Christine Jorgensen
Pat Flanigan
Christine
Washington, D.C
Flanigan
Cornell Wilde
Service Area Plans Released By Pike Board
The Ohio Turnpike Commission released general plans for a typical service area along the 241 mile Northern Ohio super road. Each site includes a single building with a restaurant and service station, large parking for 161 cars and 31 trucks, a picnic area, separate fuel islands, and trucker wash facilities. Sixteen areas will be paired at eight locations along the turnpike with traffic flow considered.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Super Road
Delay Sentence To Allow Appeal Filing
Cincinnati report says 29 year old Salethiel Mann’s sentencing for second degree murder is postponed to permit an appeal. Mann was found guilty of fatally stabbing John Grier, 30, on June 28 after claiming self defense. Evidence showed Mann pursued Grier through two rooms before the kill. conviction carries a life term.
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Cincinnati
Salethiel Mann
South Korea May Boycott Geneva Conference
South Korea's foreign minister Y T Pyun said Seoul has not decided whether to attend the Geneva peace talks set to open April 26. He cited missing written assurances from the United States including withdrawal of Chinese Red forces from North Korea and protection against being sacrificed in a broader Reds settlement. Pyun also said Seoul has withdrawn an offer to send a division to Indo China due to French objections.
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Y. T. Pyun
Pyun
South Korea
United States
North Korea
ROK
Indo-China
Navy Plans Vertically Launched Planes Revealed
Washington report notes the Navy will announce two experimental VTOL fighters, the FY-1 from Consolidated Vultee and the KFV-L from Lockheed, both with 5500 horsepower gas turbines and contra rotating propellers. Official confirmation of the projects remains unresolved while magazines prepare features.
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Navy
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Allison
General Motors
Air Force
Airplane fire started by seven year old in Columbus
A seven year old boy, Bruce Cunningham, started a $1400 blaze by setting a model airplane on fire and dropping it into a clothes closet. He was alone in the apartment while his mother and father worked.
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Bruce Cunningham
VFW Post 1079 Chooses Latzo as New Commander
Albert Latzo was elected commander of Elyria VFW Post 1079 at a meeting held last night at the post home on East Bridge Street. Officers named include Wircenske senior vice commander Gill junior vice commander Kinney quartermaster Severs post advocate Whidden immediate past commander Krugman two-year trustee Kinney Dayton Commons one-year trustee Clemmons. Delegates to Lorain County Council are Walter Hill Gill and Cummons and to the Ninth District are Hill Kinney Krugman Pillivant Wircenske Clemmons Wayne Bullock Gill Queen Rhodehamel Yearly Curtis and Andrews. The post voted to buy equipment for a handicapped swimming class at the local Y under Red Cross YMCA Child Conservation League and Kiwanis sponsorship. The post endorsed Krugman for junior vice commander of the Ninth District. Installations are planned for early April with date to be announced.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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East Bridge Street
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Oscar Gill
Lloyd Kinney
Grover Severs
Jack Whidden
Lawrence J. Krugman
Dayton Commons
Willie Clemmons
Lorain County
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Gill
Cummons
Hill
Kinney
Krugman
Harvey Pillivant
Wircenske
Clemmons
Wayne Bullock
Keith Queen
Clifton Rhodehamel
James Yearly
James Curtis
Paul Andrews
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American Red Cross
Y.ml
The
Child Conservation League
Kiwanis Club
Commander Krugman
VEW
Car Defects Noted Driver Fined Twice in City
Police reported a long list of car deficiencies including no front bumpers jagged fenders bad windows and a propped driver seat. Thomas E Hauck 19 of Cleveland pleaded guilty to driving with fictitious plates and a defective muffler and was fined 10 for the muffler charge and 50 for the plates violation with 25 suspended.
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Fir Ave
Cleveland
J. Grant Keys
Hauck
East Bridge St
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From County To Face State Liquor Board
Two Lorain County liquor dealers are slated to appear before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control in Columbus tomorrow on charges of selling to minors. James S. McClelland doing business as Eve's Tavern at Routes 16 and 57 R D Grafton and Luis Longoria 217 E 30th St Lorain face the allegations. The Santa Distributing Co 120 Oberlin Rd Lorain will also be heard on a charge of abandonment of premises.
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Lorain County
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
James S. McClelland
Eve
Double Feature Close OWU Series With Two Night Event
Delaware hosts a double header closing the Ohio Wesleyan artists series featuring the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra led by Thor Johnson and French pianist Monique de la Bruchellerie Thursday night.
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Cinncinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thor Johnson
Monique de la Bruchellerie
Ohio Wesleyan
Emergency Standby Power Debate Hits Elyria Waterworks
Elyria city officials spar over standby power for the waterworks pumping station amid electrification plans. Council votes 6 to 2 to study the measure, with Smith contending Sandusky supports standby power while Lotko criticizes cost and effectiveness.
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Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Elyvia
Lotko
Third Ward
Eugene Smith
Elyria
Smith
New Gangland Killings Tied to Fresh Silencing Method
Chicago police say two lodge members killed in gangland slayings were strangled using a novel tactic after being placed in a 1954 sedan trunk. Paul LaBriola and James Weinberg, both in their 30s, were reported missing by wives last Tuesday. The bodies showed no bullet holes but force marks and possible piano wire were noted. The victims had been selling protection to taverns in Elmwood Park, drawing ire from syndicate leaders. The car was found abandoned in a North Side alley after a resident alerted authorities.
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Chicago
Underworld
Lodge
Paul
LaBriola
James 5. Weinberg
Mickey Finn
Leroy ‘Steffen
Unioni Siciliano
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Weinberg
Elmwood Park
Big Trucking Firm Plans Ohio Exit Over New Tax
Motorways Inc, a $400000 yearly Ohio operator, will quit by April 1 and shift to two new Virginia subsidiaries with offices in Charleston and Huntington. President Frank Eichenberger cites Kentucky axle-mile tax effects and the need to avoid higher consumer prices, with only a terminal in Columbus retained. The axle-mile levy aims to fund highway upkeep but has prompted out-of-state vehicle licensing, triggering cross-border moves.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Eichenberger
Motorways, Inc
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Canton Parents Held Over Four-Year-Old Beating
Canton police hold Howard 31 and Ellen 32 Deal in connection with the brutal beating of their four year old son Roger who is in a Canton hospital with a possible skull fracture malnutrition and bruises Three other children are in custody following a tip from the boy's mother who suffered a heart attack after witnessing one beating at the home in Canton Iowa.
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Roger Deal
Howard
Ellen
Canton City
Deal
Trucker Ends Life in Cleveland Bar Tragedy
Fred Wentzel, 41, a long distance truck driver, shot himself to death in Willies Bar on Cleveland's east side after calling his mother in law in Holland Ohio seeking to salvage a failing marriage. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Lakeside Hospital.
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Fred Wentzel
East Side
Wentzel
Neil Thompson
Holland, C
Willie
Lakesgide Hospital
Lorain County 8 & 40 Salons Wreck in Lorain Initiation
The Lorain County Salon No. 334 of the 8 and 40 will hold a formal initiation and wreck Thursday after dinner at 6 30 p.m. in the Lorain American Legion Post Home. Ten candidates will be initiated. Guests include Leah Chance of Bucyrus and Gertrude Moore of Cleveland.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Margaret D. Miller
American Legion
Amherst
Avon Lake
Wellington
Elyria
Erie County
Sandusky
Mabel Ellison
Chapeau
Ann Craig
Dorothy Davies
Delaware man awarded 11000 for on road job injuries
William Dunlap of Delaware received 11,709 dollars after being struck by a car while working on a road improvement project. A common pleas jury returned a free verdict against Emery Robison of Ostrander.
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William Dunlap
Common Pleas
Emery Robison
Ostrander
Japan protests U S nuclear test after fishermen burned
Tokyo pressed Washington to probe reports by 23 Japanese fishermen of skin burns after a nuclear blast in a non restricted mid Pacific area. The Fukuryu Maru crew said a blinding flash and mushroom cloud followed by death ashes caused radiation injuries.
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Japan
United States
mid-Pacific
Foreign Office
Diet
Shizuoka
Yomiuri
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Washington
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Bikini Atoll
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Army Hires Dock Workers In New York
The Army began hiring about 900 registered longshoremen as civilian employees to load and unload military ships in New York Harbor. Brig. Gen. Calvin Dewitt Jr. said the move aims to keep vital cargoes moving after a port strike.
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Army
Civil Service
Calvin Dewitt Jr
New York Port of Embarkation
Indochina
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Contempt Trials Of 3 Postponed In Columbus
Three defendants charged with contempt of the Ohio Us American Activites Commission had trials postponed indefinitely. Franklin County Prosecutor Frank H. Kearns said one defendant is in New York City and unavailable. The others listed are Mrs. Julia Pearl Hupman of Clarksville and Vassell Thanet and Harry McGill of Dayton.
New Anti Gambling Ordinance Passed
The new measure passed Monday night and excludes gambling devices in private homes and those used by charity organizations.
Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Sale and Show Held in Delaware
Delaware Ohio will host the annual sale and show of the Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association. The event includes livestock auction and exhibition activities with participation expected from breeders statewide. Details on dates and schedule were not fully clarified in the available text.
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Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association
Delaware
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