Elyria School Bond Issue Likely To Be Needed
The Elyria Board of Education announced that another bond issue would be required to complete the school building program. Citizens' Advisory Committee heard that only $581,089 remains of the $3,700,000 bond issue, with high school improvements initially estimated at 1.3 million in 1949, now likely far higher.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Elyria High
Burton Ohlemacher
Car Out Of Control Damages Several Yards In Valley View
William D. Horvath 37 of Valley View was arrested after a Gulf road crash that damaged Clyde McDowell’s yard and John Schweda’s property. His car veered after hitting a hole, traveled 400 feet, and ended in mud, ripping shrubbery and striking a porch. Several other accidents were reported, including a boy hit while riding a bike and a two car collision at Broad street and Park place.
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William D. Horvath
Valley View
Gulf Road
Clyde McDowell
John Schweda
Horvath
McDowell
Sehweda
James Lowery
West Street
John H. Horning
West River Street
Horning
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lois Chorak
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street
Francis Biddinger
East Broad Street
Charles O'Reilly
Lakewood
Broad Street
Park Place
West Avenue
Tremont Street
Wayne Messers
Jesse Klein
Furnace Street
Sam Becker
Man Attacked by Hidden Stranger Near Cascade Park
Mrs. Joseph Severn of 215 Lodi Street reports that at 9 25 p m yesterday a man lurking in bushes at Cascade Park entrance sprang out and grabbed her. She screamed, he struck her, then fled toward the park. Police searched the area but found no suspect matching her description.
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Joseph Severn
Lodi Street
Cascade Park
North Street
Weather outlook for northeast Ohio this weekend
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for cloudy windy and cold tonight with a low around 35. Saturday remains cloudy and cold with a high near 46. Five day trend shows near normal temps in the north and slightly below normal in the south with a cool spell tonight and Saturday and a warmer spell Sunday. A few showers are possible in the northeast Saturday with rain likely Sunday or Monday delivering total rainfall of about one half to three quarters of an inch.
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Ohio
Five Elyria Teachers Granted Continuous Contracts
Five Elyria teachers received continuing contracts from the Elyria Board of Education last night. The accord guarantees employment so long as their service remains satisfactory. Named are Carlton F. Hall, industrial arts at Elyria High. Miss Margaret Mahaffey, English. Mrs. Maibelle Hart, first grade at Allen. Alyce M. Jaeger, third grade at McKinley. and Miss Maibelle Hart listed already.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Carlton F. Hall
Elyria High
Margaret Mahaffey
Maibelle Hart
Allen School
Alyce M. Jaeger
McKinley School No. 5
Denied protest of patrolman on exam scoring
The Elyria civil service commission refused Patrolman C L Cordrey’s protest of three questions on a recent sergeant promotion exam. The objections concerned a first aid problem, a question about arrest of a doctor for traffic regulation violation during an emergency call, and a warrant service item. A hearing occurred last Monday and the commission announced its decision yesterday. Cordrey will confer with his attorney before deciding on further appeal.
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Elyra Civil Service Commission
C. L. Cordrey
Cordrey
Firemen Called Before Fire At Wellington Station
Wellington volunteers were roused at 4 30 this morning by the fire siren at the new station only to find no fire. A short circuit caused by rain infiltrating the building wiring triggered the alarm twice before crews could return home.
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Wellington
Tillman Named Acting Coroner in Lorain County
Lorain County commissioners appoint Dr. Norbert A. Tillman of Lorain as acting coroner until May 1 to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr. Paul F. Tillman effective March 16. The board received Dr. Paul Tillman’s resignation letter clearing up earlier uncertainty about succession.
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Norbert A. Tillman
Lorain
Lorain County
N. A. Tillman
Paul F. Tillman
Paul Tillman
Tillman
BRT Agrees To Accept Arbitrator To Settle Fight
Washington The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen agrees to accept an arbitrator named by President Truman to settle a two year fight over working rules. W P Kennedy said the union will accept the carriers proposal to submit rule changes to any one named by the President. The union still contests a national pay scale for hose coupling crews and states it wants roads to decide pay locally. Even if settled the carriers face possible friction with other railway brotherhoods.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
Truman
BRT
W. P. Kennedy
Senate Labor
John R. Steelman
Kennedy
Union
Senate extends crime committee to May 1 with no hearings
Senate voted to extend the crime investigating committee until May 1 and suspend field investigations for 30 days while drafting a final report. Sen Lester Hunt warned criminals that federal oversight remains, as officials nationwide crack down on gamblers and racketeers. President Truman praised the committee while stressing a broad effort to eradicate crime.
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Washington
Senate
Lester C. Hunt
Wyo
Crime Investigating Committee
Charles W. Tobey
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Hunt
Truman
William O’dwyer
U. S
Mexico
New York
Crime Committee
Two Coaches At Clearview Resign
Clearview High School bade farewell to two head coaches as the Board of Education accepted resignations from Robert Bell football track and junior high basketball coach and William Clark head basketball and baseball coach after three years at Clearview. Both Baldwin Wallace alumni of 1848 plan to continue teaching and coaching, with futures uncertain.
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Clearview High School
Clearview Board of Education
W. J. Darling
Robert Bell
William Clark
Clearview
Baldwin-Wallace
Holliday and Ferrer Win Movie Academy Awards
Judy Holliday won best actress for Born Yesterday and Jose Ferrer best actor for Cyrano de Bergerac at the 23rd Academy Awards, a ceremony noted for its colorless mood and Broadway connection. Josephine Hull and George Sanders took supporting honors, All About Eve led as best picture, with Mankiewicz earning directing and writing trophies.
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Hollywood
Judy Holliday
Broadway
Jose Ferrer
Miss Holliday
Ferrer
Silardom
Jone
New York
Josephine Hull
Harvey
George Sanders
Eve
Top Officials Press Attack Timing in Moscow Threat Debate
Washington officials warn Russia must strike now or risk losing the advantage as the three year rearmament drive accelerates. Wilson says the nation will be very strong by year end, while Johnston and Fleischmann warn of scarce raw materials and a readying defense industry with coal and oil concerns.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
House Appropriations
Wilson
Eric A. Johnston
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Bruce K. Brown
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Charles W. Conner
Defense Solid Fuels
Wil On
Birmingham Man Seriously Injured in Lorain Shipyard Accident
William Crowell a 54 year old Birmingham man and shipyard heater was injured after a 20 foot fall from a scaffold inside a ship at the American Shipbuilding Co in Lorain He is described as in serious condition at St Josephs Hospital with a fractured shoulder and possible skull fracture X rays are being taken to assess his injuries.
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William Crowell
Green Road
Birmingham
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
American Shipbwlding Co
Crowell
Condition Unchanged for Senator Van denberg
Grand Rapids Michigan Sen Arthur H Van denberg remains in serious condition doctors said today The report notes no change in his status as medics monitor his condition This brief item records the ongoing health update for the Republican lawmaker and notes local florists advertising spring flowers and gifts in the same edition.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Woman Screams Free in Berlin Border Clash
Miss Johanna Buechner, 30, secretary to former East German minister Fritz Selbmann, screamed her way to liberty at the Berlin boundary as East German police tried to abduct her into the Soviet sector. A West Berlin officer freed her and the captured policeman sought asylum in the West. The incident halted the 110 mile highway between Berlin and West Germany for an hour amid the tense stand off.
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Berlin
Germany
West
U.S
West Germany
Johanna Buechner
Dresden
Fritz Selbmann
West Berlin
Miss Buechner
Vote Via Air Mail to Aid Soldier Ballots
Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown announced two way free air mail for soldier absentee voting. The Post Office Department approved free service for election boards to send ballots and materials to service members and for the return of married ballots.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Bron
Post Office Department
Vaccines for Germ Warfare Stockpile Sought by Civil Defense
Civil Defense officials asked Congress for 14 million dollars to buy and stockpile vaccines for biological attacks. They plan to store vaccines in existing facilities and avoid large air raid shelters, citing a potential simultaneous strike on multiple major cities.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Congress
Millard Caldwell
House Appropriations
Polar
Fiy
Clarence Cannon
D. Mo
Full Appropriations Committee
Hovt
Vandenberg
Air Force
Cannon
Norvin Kiefer
En Defense Agency
Health Service
Special Weapons Division
Public Health Service
Red Planes Driven Off In Fights
U S air forces claim the heaviest B 29 attack on bridges linking Northwest Korea with Manchuria. South Korean troops push the 38th parallel to 8 12 miles on the east coast capturing Chosan and Karapo. An American patrol reportedly crossed the parallel into North Korea but later uncertain. MiG 15 jets clash with U S fighters over Sinuiju. one MiG downed.
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Tokyo
Northwest Korea
Manchuria
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Red China
Peiping
Douglas MacArthur
Sinuiju
Korea
Antung
Chosan
Karapo
United Nations
U. S
Seoul
Uijongbu
Pyongyang
Red Capital
Spring Floods Drive Thousands From Homes
Rampaging spring floods across six states and Canada forced thousands from residences as runoff from heavy rains and melting snow inundated streams in Alabama Mississippi Georgia Tennessee Iowa the Dakotas and Alberta. The disaster followed storms dumping over six inches of rain in Alabama and Mississippi, with Mississippi reporting three deaths.
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Canada
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
Iowra
Dakotas
Alberta
South
Mississipp
New Mexico
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Meridian
Mass No
Arrests Begin Sunday For 1950 License Plates
Police Chief E Stankard announced that motorists who exceed 1950 license plate limits will be arrested after 8 a.m. April 1. The 3 a.m. deadline allows late arrivals time to comply, with an official notice ordering police to enforce arrests after the coming Sunday.
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E Stankard
Stankard
Pullice
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Quick Listing Help
A vintage ad copy invites readers to use the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads for fast results. It emphasizes courteous service and easy placement by calling 4752 or 4753. The note promises big results from simple ads.
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Chronicis-Telegram
Little
Chronicle-Telegram
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