Israel Accused In Raid On Jordan Village
In Jerusalem Jordan and Washington accuse Israel of engineering a pre dawn raid on Nahalin, Jordan, killing nine Arabs. The mixed armistice commission chair Hutchinson calls Israel guilty, while Jordan and Damascus warn of risks to the Holy Land truce and regional peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Jordan
Jerusalem
Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel Today
Jordan Radio
U. S. Navy
E. H. Hutchinson
Armistice Commission
Hutchinson
Tepance
Hutchison
Israels
Nahalin
Bethlehem
Yusuf Haykal
Holy Land
Haykal
Damascus Radio
Middle East
Israel Army
Eight judgments listed against Lorain family
Eight judgments were entered in Common Pleas Court naming contractors and workmen. L. D. Brown is ordered to pay $713, Herman Bally $293, Robert Lloyd $699, Carl Gar $92.68, Elton Shep hard $1,100, Jacob Bousek $1,715, John Furdyn $519, and Matheny. The property owners face penalties if unpaid within five days. An appeal bond of $300 was set if an appeal is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
L. D. Brown
Herman Bally
Robert Lloyd
Carl Gar
Elton Shephard
Jacob Bousek
John Furdyn
Matheny
Workshop Highlights Ethics and Appraisal in Real Estate
Elyria Board of Realtors held a full day workshop in the Elks Marine Room with morning ethics talk by attorney John Edwards stressing fair, honest dealings and the Golden Rule. Afternoon speaker James A. Hewitt discussed appraisal bases and methods, noting location and purpose affect value, with 44 members attending and new associate members welcomed. Local events include upcoming state conference at Ohio State University on April 6 and district conference April 11 with local president Val Spicer on a panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Realtors
Elks Marine Room
Jom Edwards
Edwards
Tomcheon
Maming
California Real Estate
University of California
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Bob Clawson
Deane Kinter
Wells Mole
John Kinter
Lowell
Julia Burton
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Val Spicer
County Arranges Salvation Army Lodging Fees for Transients
County commissioners contract Salvation Army division to cover lodging and meals for indigent transients. Welfare pays $2 for one night lodging and $1 for two meals after hours. weekends offer $4 for two nights lodging and $2.50 for meals. Similar arrangement exists with Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Division
Salvation Army
Lorain
County Welfare Department
Zoning Hearing Set In Ridgeville
Ridgeville zoning clerk Ralph Steimmetz announced a public hearing at the town hall tonight to discuss rezoning a parcel owned by L. C. Capelli. Located on the south side of Route 7 across from Bert's Tavern, the residential area is sought for business use to include a golf driving range. The southwest boundary reaches South Lear Nagle Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ralph Steimmetz
Zoning Commission
Ridgeville Township
L. C
Rip) Capelli
Route 7
Bert
Lear-Nagle Rd
Police Officers Receive Certificates of Merit for School Patrols
Thomas J. Graham oversees the green pennant safety drive in elementary schools and bicycle court. Certificates of merit went to Chief Boggs, Capt. K. V. Martin, Capt. Maurice C. Flood, Lt. F. M. Callahan, Lt. E. E. Hawkins, Sgt. D. Szabo, Sst. R. L. Payne, Set. C Cordier, J. F. Higgie, and many officers including E. G. Stankard, W. L. Gehrke, J. E. Drage, D. F. An dress, J. Neuman, W. F. P. Dawns, C. S. Burrer, J. P. Kristoff, R. J. Lonsway, H. C. Sheiden, T. J. Graham, M. Furment, L J. Radea, P. A. Brand, F. T. Staysniak, E. F. Gordon, F. G. Biltz, J. Demyan, J P Oster, H. E. Hann, W. R. Bates, C. Z. Koepp, J. A. Wirth, A. W. Knapp, R. L. Lesher, R. O. Gribben, and R. H. Fields. School patrol officers receiving certificates included Edison, St. John’s Lutheran, St. Agnes, St. Mary’s and others with captains named first and lieutenants after. Hovey presented the school patrol certificates while Reiter presented to police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Graham
Boggs
K. V. Martin
Maurice C. Flood
F. M. Callahan
E. E. Hawkins
D. Szabo
R. L. Payne
Fist
Edison
Robert Reith
Jay Cobb
St John’s Lutheran
Theodore Watt
Don Basak
St. Agnes
Edward Brown
James Bedocs
St Wde's
Ronald Moslack
John Nagy
Ely
Mary Lee Mason
Sally Schowalter
Bmnan Neffenger
Sandy Fishman
John Zaffer
Bnan Hayes
Dennis Walker
Gates
Betty Ann Bates
James Kurtz
Cocaptains
Ann Rogers
Franklin
Samuel Pond
Ernest Hardman
St. Mary’s
Danny Fritz
Bill Mruikowski
Ronald Wimsatt
Holy Cross
Margaret Korzan
Rita Lepkowski
Jefferson
Dennis Williams
Kenneth Roberts
Alien
Tommy McCain
Jerry Arndt
Roosevelt
Donald Ignatz
Allan Sabo
Eastern Heights
Barbara Fox
Dick Guild
Linda Kellogg
Hovey
Reiter
Deaths Across Regions Include Weekley Blythin Carlton Sargeant Van Ausdale
Obituaries report Mrs. Catherine Weekley dying at Gopal Samaritan Hospital after a weeklong illness. James Blythin dies earlier, with services at Sudro Cards Funeral Home. Mrs. Cora Carlton of Chatham dies in Lodi Hospital with services at Waite Funeral Home. Ruth Sargeant funeral held in Oberlin. Blanch Van Ausdale funeral set in Oberlin. Henry Zorn, Vermilion night watchman, found dead at waterworks. Myrtie Liles of Collins dies after four years illness. Burial arrangements and church affiliations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Weekley
Gopal Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
James Blythin
Gulf Rd
Sudro-Cards Funeral Home
Erwin H. Lehnhoff
Brookside
Mr. Blythin
Chatham
Cora Carlton
Lodi
Waite
Medina
M. Rafeld
Lafayette Cemetery
Carlton
York Township
Big
Waltz Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lafayette
Ladies Aid Society
Wilbur
Gerber
Collins Methodist
Marie Tschappat
Collins Cemetery
Predict Summer Pike Employment To Hit 10000
Ohio turnpike officials expect about 10 000 workers this summer to handle construction along the 241 mile route. Two shifts will operate as contractors mobilize, with the first 22 mile Pennsylvania end section opening by year end. The project involves 200 million dollars in labor costs this year and 115 million for pike workers, 85 million for pike related mine quarry and mill workers.
Eisenhower urges tariff cuts amid foreign trade push
President Eisenhower seeks tariff reductions and freer currency exchange, facing opposition from key Republicans like Reed and Millikin. He backs a 15 percent general cut, halving duties on non imported items and high rate products, while preserving wage standards and boosting customs simplification and foreign investment income tax relief. Randall remains as advisor to draft the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eisenhower
Clarence B. ‘Randall
Inland Steel Board
Randall
Daniel A. Reed
RNY
House
Ways and Means
Commission
Reed
Eugene D. Millikin
R-Col
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Elyria Clears Snow Later. Salt Team Heads Night Shift
Elyria workers used more than a ton of salt to combat a sleet and ice storm. The street department led by superintendent George Carrick spread salt through the night, keeping most streets in excellent condition despite a one and a half inch coating. Traffic signals failed due to a swinging short circuit causing a power outage. they were restored by morning with drivers exercising caution at intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
George Carrick
Michael Lotko
Lotko
21 Dead From Spring Snowstorm Across Wide Region
A spring storm dumping up to 16 inches of snow from Wyoming to Maine caused at least 21 deaths as it moved eastward. Rochester NY reported 4 dead from 16 inches of new snow. Buffalo NY had 6 dead under 13 inches. Detroit saw two deaths from icy conditions. Ohio and Indiana fatalities linked to overexertion and traffic crashes as the storm waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Maine
Plains States
Midwest
Rochester
N.Y
Buffalo
N Y
Detroit
Iowa
Indiana
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio City
Jaycees to Hold Awards Banquet in Elyria
Elyria Jaycees announce the annual awards banquet with Joe Cirigliano as dinner committee chair. The Distinguished Service Award will be presented at the April 23 dinner at the American Legion Home. Paul Hovey, president, disclosed the plan for selecting the outstanding young man of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Paul Hovey
The
Jaycees
Joe Cirigliano
American Legion
Cirigliano
South Amherst Church Men To Meet April 13
The Methodist Men's Brotherhood in South Amherst will hold its next meeting on April 13 at the church. Twenty nine members attended the recent supper meeting served by the W.S.C.S. The program featured a Farm Bureau safety film and another titled Yesterday Today and Forever, with Alex Eschke, president, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
W.s.cs
Farm Bureau
Alex Eschke
Verdict Against Puskas in Amherst Age Suit
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court returned a verdict yesterday in the age suit of George T harmack of South Amherst against George D Puskas of 2493 North Ridge Rd The case stemmed from a Route 58 automobile collision near Oberlin and Wellington on October 14 1949 in which harmack's car tipped and caught fire. Ann Frye was granted a divorce from Edward by Judge John D Pincura on grounds of neglect and cruelty The court awarded her alimony and support in Amherst township Frye had been held overnight on a disturbance complaint and a shotgun blast incident. Alice Schmidt of Vermilion sued for divorce from Richard of Amherst on cruelty The couple wed in 1952. A property sale to satisfy an 800 judgment was sought in Modern Living Inc versus Roy and Rose Folley of Parma The suit also involves Della Easter of North Ridge Rd seeking divorce from Roy on neglect and cruelty Married in 1948. A Black River township property sale of Pasquale Santarelli et al to satisfy a 28337 judgment in favor of Lorain Banking Co was ordered Judge John Pincura also returned judgments in favor of Lorain County for 185 in taxes and the U S Treasury for 4184 in taxes. Richard Yourkiewicz was fined 10 and costs for reckless driving on East River Rd The crash involved Eual Miller and Susan Davidson on Route 57. Paul Hauk reported vandals damaged his parked convertible at the Hayseed Tavern. A 16 year old Lorain boy who ran away with 2400 from home was returned from Eldorado Kansas and is held pending disposition.
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George D. Puskas
North Ridge Rd
D. A Cook
George Tharmack
South Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Yarmack
Ann Frye
Edward
John D. Pincura
Amherst Township
Larabee
Frye
Black River Township
Pasquale Santarelli
Lorain Banking Co
John Pincura
Lorain County
U. S. Treasury
Paul Hauk
West Ave
Sheriff's Department
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Route 76
Eldorado
Kans
Ray Wartren
Elyria
Joseph Kristofi
Burglars Here Follow Pattern Of Earlier Jobs
Elyria police investigate Sunday burglary at McCarvel's Jewelry on Middle Avenue. Two suspects used the same method seen in five Ohio towns Barberton Alton Chagrin Falls Fairborn Sandusky. All robberies occurred on Sunday afternoons with similar entry patterns suggesting long surveillance.
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Elyria
McCarvel
Middle Ave
Ohio
Maurice Flood
Barberton
Alton
Chagrin Falls
Fairborn
Sandusky
Vandals Struck Lake Avenue Clinic Amid Minor Damage
Police report windows at Lake Avenue Motor Clinic smashed by unknown vandals. Spokesman John Sabo notes 10 to 15 empty wine bottles found weekly, suggesting cars park there to discard bottles. Several traffic fines issued: Edmund Hjerve fined $10 for failure to yield on March 27, William Smalley fined $5 for disobeying a stop on March 25, James Schue cited March 29, Floyd Sheldon charged with reckless driving and entered a plea of innocent.
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Lake Avenue Motor Clinic
John Sabo
Edmund Hjerve
Race I
Middle Ave
William Smalley
Abbright Rd
Infirmary Rd
West River St
James Schue
Abbe ‘Rad
Columbus
Washington Ave
Leaders Impose State of Siege in Cairo Today
Helmeted troops patrolled Cairo as the military junta extended rule until 1956 amid a shaken plan for June elections. A national advisory council was promised while heavy police presence remained to curb unrest. Two people were killed and three wounded in street clashes, including Dr. Abdel Razzak El Sanhoury, former president of the state council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mohammed Naguib
Salah Salem
Naguib
Abdel Razzak el Sanhoury
State Council
The
Supreme Court
Ice Storm Strands New London Roads and Power Grid
New London suffered one of its worst ice storms in years. Downed power lines cut electric and telephone service for hours. A limb fell on lines on West Main Street causing a fire and a power shortage in the west end. Main highways iced over, forcing Ohio Body Co employees to back roads. Chenango Road bus stalled by ice and mud. wrecker freed it delaying school. Hartland Two schools closed. buses canceled. No accidents reported as residents stayed home unless necessary.
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New London
West Main St
Ohio Body’ |Co
John Marquis
Elmer Schacht
Chenango Rd
Hartland Two
Kenneth Murr
Slippery Streets Slow Cars Three Crashes Reported
Chapman at Middle and S Maple St left turn into his driveway to avoid a child. Linder could not stop and collided with Chapman. Leroy McNear of 122 N Logan St to appear in mayor's court April 3 for leaving the scene after allegedly hitting Albany Beaucheman's truck on Tre e St and fleeing. license traced to Logan St address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Linder
Leroy McNear
N. Logan St
Mayor’s Court
McNear
Albany Beaucheman
Warren St
Snowball Crash Surprises TV Viewer Clara Robinson?
Jack Robinson of 619 East Ave sat down to watch television last evening when a snowball was tossed through the front window into his lap. He reported the breakage to police after the incident disrupted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Robinson
East Ave
Robinson
Market snapshot lists major stocks with mixed gains
A period listing shows prominent companies including American Radiator American T. and T. Anaconda Copper and General Motors. The page notes fractional changes such as 1? 163 percent and 5 percent alongside prices like 345 and 6855, reflecting a mixed stock performance across sectors from manufacturing to utilities and railroads.
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American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland
Elec
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors ‘Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. Y
Ohio Edison Ohio Cienna
R. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
jSocony Vacuum Standard of IndiStandard
N. J
Woolworth Co
Cleveland Livestock Markets Report From Cavite and Cleveland
Markets show steady to weak trends across cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied prices. Steers and heifers prime 24 to 26, cows good 13-14, hogs 25 cents lower. calves 24-26 for choice, lambs strong, poultry prices steady to firm while wholesale grain quotes hold on No 2 yellow corn at 1.53-1.34 and soybeans 3.54-3.85 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock Cavite
Utility
Chotte
Poultry Cleveland
INS
Cleveland
Toledo
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
James E. Boggs
Washington Ave. Church
George Reilly
Nations
Chief Boggs
H. G. J. Hays
Ohio Safety Council
Death Records
Gms
Blythin Funeral
Henry K. Zorn
Vermilion
Vermilion Waterworks
Conneaut
Edward Keee Fisher
Ruth Sargeant
Cowling-Stang
Muss Ruth Sargeant
New York City
R. L. Krepps
Berlin Heights
Miss Sargeant
Oberim
Bessie Sargeant
Christina van Ausdale
Orchard St
Allen Memorial Hospital
van Ausdale
Elyria Telephone Company
Oberlin Methodist Church
Circle No. 1
Order of Eastern Star of
Vine Rebekah Lodge
John Clifford van Ausdale
Carl E. McRoberts
Dorothy Puls
Allen Park
Mich
Nelli Fobes
Mrs. Myrtie Liles
South Amherst Church
Alice Schmidt
Richard
Amherst
Common Pleas
Modern Living, Inc
Parma
Roy
Rose Folley
Warden
Della Easter
Richard Yourkiewicz
Adelbert St
C. C. Lord
East River
Rdt
Eual Miller
Second St
Susan Davidson
Wooster St
Miller
New Route 57
Davidson
Sheriff Department
Police Dept. News
Floyd Sheldon
Walnut St
Lodi St
New London Lines
P. R. Smith & CO
Middle
S. Maple St
Rivoli
Alan Ladd
Saskatchewan
Hell’s Half Acre
Capitol
Will Rogers Jr
Boy From
Oklahoma
Tom’n.“Taza
Cochise” 3D
Tnewspaper
Nadghiy
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