Man Sees Red Where Arrested Is Fined Today
Robert Hunt 59 of 5480 Orchard Ave was arraigned in Justice C. C. Lord's court on resisting arrest and operating an unsafe car. He was fined 50 and 10 dollars plus 18.70 in costs after deputies responding to a Abbe Road report found his wife in the back of the car. The couple, who had been drinking, resisted jail transport. Mrs Hunt was not charged and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vinovich
Edwin Mitchell
Robert Hunt
Orchard Ave
Vincent
C. C. Lord's Court
Hunt
Abbe Rd
Burns Rd
Minutes Issue Finally Solved For City Council
Safety Service Director Michael Lotko ends long minutes readings by stapling 12 pages of last council meeting. He hires Edwin Elbert from the street department to type and mimeograph the reports, easing duties for Assistant City Solicitor Bob Corts and secretary Agnes Wichlacz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Lotko
Bob Corts
Street Department
Edwin Elbert
Agnes Wichlacz
Mosher Panel Member For Schools Program
Columbus report notes Charles A. Mosher Oberlin publisher and state senator will join John A. Ramseyer Edgar L. Morphet and D R Stanfield in a radio discussion on the school situation and citizen roles. The program on WRFD airs 1 30 to 2 p m EST with Ohio School Survey Committee involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Sen. Mosher
Ohio School Survey Committee
John A. Ramseyer
Ohio State University
Edgar L. Morphet
University of California
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
WRFD
Avon Students Attend District Scholarship Exams
Ten Avon students participated in district state scholarship tests at Baldwin Wallace College today. Participants include Linda Putzier Lauren Fossie Judy Jameson Charles Smith Barbara Prescott Diana Moser Judy Staab Diane Zust Karen Garrett and Mary Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Baldwin-Wallace College
Linda Putzier
Lauren Fossie
Judy Jameson
Charles Smith
Barbara Prescott
Diana Moser
Judy Staab
Diane Zust
Karen Garrett
Mary Jensen
Patrons Flee As Police Break Up Fish Fry Raid
Police broke up an early morning event at 436 15th St after a tip of gambling. Officers Szabo and Neuman halted 28 people while 135 fled, finding guests eating fish in the kitchen and front room. Owner Nelson Fitzpatrick claimed a legitimate sociable fish fry and was taken for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
15Th St
Dave Szabo
Joe Neuman
Nelson ‘Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Drinking driver on closed highway arrested in Amherst
Gerald A. Green, 23, of 341 Jackson St Amherst, was found asleep in his car after colliding with steel beams on North Ridge Road near Amherst. He was taken to Amherst Hospital with no injuries, later charged with driving while intoxicated. The car sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Green
Jackson St
Amherst
North Ridge Rd
Green
Amherst Hospital
Death Record for Della Martin Wakeman
Della Martin Wakeman 70 died at 3 30 a m today at Community Hospital Berea after a 12 day illness. She lived most of her life in Wakeman and was a Wakeman Grange member. Survived by four daughters, three sons, 18 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Friends may call Gerber Funeral Home. services Tuesday at 9 30 p m est conducted by a Christian Science reader. Burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Della Martin Wakeman
Della Martin
Berea
Wakeman
Wakeman Grange
Martin
Harmon
Earl Fichtel
Bradenton
Fla
John Bury
Bay Village
C. Bricker
Geauga Lake
June
Wayne
Houston
Tex
Clifford
Mi‘ami, Fla
Horace
Ira Ivy
Boston
Mass
Finney Bates
Elyria
Gerber Funeral Home
Christian Science
Wakeman Cemetery
Turnpike engineers to inspect Lorain County ramps
A field party visit by turnpike engineers is scheduled for Monday to study temporary ramps for traffic entering and leaving the turnpike. Locations include Route 20 east of Elyria and Route 57 at the northern city boundary. Delays in the case cited public actions and bids as a hindrance to speed up construction. Shoup asserted the city’s legal position and noted the city and Baird prepared a joint petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Shoup
Ohio Supreme Court
Baird
Supreme ‘Court
Police Dept News: Reckless driving charges for multiple motorists
Three motorists were charged with reckless driving yesterday including Jerry D. Scheidler John Sheeler and Harold M Becker with court dates set for Monday Thursday and May 8 respectively. Two Elyria youths 15 were certified to Juvenile Court for riding unlicensed motor bikes after being picked up on East Ave. A 19 year old Elyria man Donald J Bislick was arrested for disorderly conduct after challenging six juveniles to a fight near the Post Office. James Kimber is being sought for alleged wife assault. his wife Genevieve Kimber signed a warrant for his arrest. Mayor’s court dispositions included fines for several traffic violations and two $10 penalties for Manuel C Avedos for license and stop sign violations plus a $35 fine for Ernest J Hanyside for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry D. Scheidler
Sugar Ridge Rd
Cleveland St
John Sheeler
Sandusky
Harold M. Becker
Mayfield Heights
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
East Ave
Donald J. Bislick
R.D
Weather outlook for May from Weather Bureau targets contrasts
The Weather Bureau reports a May outlook with temperatures averaging below normal from the western plateau to the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, strongest deviations in the Northern Plains. Above normal temperatures seen along the West Coast and east of the Appalachians, with near normal elsewhere. Precipitation expected near or above seasonal norms nationwide except drier West Coast and extreme Southeast regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Ohio
Plains
West Coast
Appalachians
Campaigner calls for district based election of Ohio Supreme Court judges
Willard D. Campbell former director of law revision and May 4 primary candidate proposed electing Ohio Supreme Court judges by the nine appellate districts. He argued state wide nomination and election is not conducive to a balanced and independent court, stating the present system is fundamentally wrong and could lead to a partisan court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willard
D. Campbell
Law Revision
State Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Campbell
Ohio
Revenge Seen Blast Motive Seen
In Dearborn Michigan an explosion at the Tuxedo Hotel killed John Sustersic a 40 year old Ford Rouge plant electrician. A note found by police quoted him saying The good Lord said for me to do it and God has been telling me for a year or more to do it. Seven others were injured when dynamite charges he is believed to have set exploded before he could escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
John ‘J. Sustersic
Ford Rouge
Detroit
Columbus Bricklayers Get $3.40 An Hour Raise
The Columbus Building Trades Employers' Association boosted bricklayers pay to 3.40 dollars per hour with double time for overtime. They granted Local 55 of the WAFL Brick Masons a 10 cent hourly increase under a new contract starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus (N
Columbus Building Trades Employers’ Association
Asso
WAFL
Million Dollar Strike in Manville Split and Coal Output Report
Tom Manville’s wife Anita Roddy-Eden Manville raised her settlement demand to one million dollars as he nears his 60th birthday. In Washington the National Coal Association reports weekly U S coal production at about 116.7 million tons for the year through April 24, up from 110.7 million a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Manville
Manville
Anita Roddy-Eden Manville
Washington
Local Court Actions Include Divorces and Probate
Lorain residents pursue divorce in matters of cruelty and neglect. Alberta Yaychoff seeks dissolution from Harold, married 1918 with one child, while Maida Stamps sues Robert for divorce in 1952, and Irene Shukait requests restoration of her former name Leska in her suit against Louis. Fran Phillips reports stolen 1948 Chevrolet. Josephine Bailey’s probate estate set at 69000 with daughter Patricia Stetson named heir. Violet Hall granted divorce from William for neglect and cruelty. Edward Motto settles paternity suit with Eleanor Pasady. Jane Cowen sues Wilbur for divorce, married 1952. Wayne Gessner treated after an assault at Hayseed Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Shukait
21St St
Lorain
Louis
Long Ave
Leska
Josephine Bailey
Oberlin
Patricia Stetson
Violet Hall
William
John Pincura
Cromwell
Jane Cowen
Harvard Ave
Wilbur
New London Precinct Voting Site Changed
Polling places in New London have shifted to the high school building. Voters in precincts A B C and the township will cast ballots there, replacing the Bailey Implement Company location used in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Bailey Implement Company
Man Injured In Second Straight Week End Mishap
Robert Henke of 357 Beech St was attacked at Adams St and Lake Ave and left with a cut above the eye and facial contusions. He was found by two men in front of Moulton & Co on Lake Ave and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police say he was struck from behind. he suspects no identity of the assailants. Henke had a prior similar incident last Saturday when a woman allegedly held him up with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henke
Beech St
Elyria i Memorial Hospital
Adams St
Lake Ave
Henke
Moulton & Co
Dhenke
Strafing Strikes 50 German fishing boats near Bremerhaven
More than 50 West German fishing cutters report being strafed by three planes believed to be British over the North Sea last week. One vessel was hit by a 12.8 mm shell about 50 miles north of Bremerhaven off the Holstein coast, outside a barred zone. The Fishing Control Office took sworn statements and urged British authorities to determine if attackers were British.
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Toenning
Germany
North Sea
Bremerhaven
Holstein
Rayal Air Force
Focal
Fischeresamt
Schleswing- Holstein
Parakeet outbreak prompts mass culling plan
In Trenton authorities moved to exterminate over 10,000 pet parakeets after a routine check found psittacosis among birds. Rutgers University tests will determine the scope, with quarantine imposed and warnings to neighboring states. A bird shop employee in Newton is already ill.
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Trenton
N. J
Oscar Sussman
Rutgers University
Newton
Sussman
Denville, J
U. S
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
United Press staff correspondent Harman W. Nichols recalls light anecdotes from Washington. Walter Robertson jokes about a Korean prisoner exchange, Justice Reed jokes about local fame in Maysville, a Fort Belvoir sign idea earns a $10 award, and a DC district court domestic relations case is captioned Justice versus Justice with a lawyer calling for a motion in the interest of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
District of Columbia
No 9 Continued Family Faces Trial Over Child Welfare Case
The Erie County couple, accused after a baby fell on stairs in rain, faced a jury trial waiver and a May 11 date set by Judge Thomson. Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing noted possible innocence pleas while the Lorain society and juvenile court in Erie County plan to place the child through child welfare. Bond set at $1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valve
Harold Ewing
Thomson
Ewing
Bruce Alexander
Lorain County Humane Society
Juvenile Court
Erie County
Market Produce Prices From Terminal Market Report
Nearby produce items with prices for asparagus cucumbers green onions greens lettuce mushrooms rhubarb spinach tomato varieties and root crops. Listings include basket and crate quantities in items like qt bkts baskets or 8 lb baskets with price ranges from under 1 dollar to about 3 dollars per unit and notes on condition wash and freshness where shown.
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Fey
Usnot
Xfey
Ohio
Egg and Butter Prices Reported by USDA Terminal Market
The USDA price sheet lists eggs by grade and size for terminal markets including U S Grade A large 48c-33c and Grade A medium 43c-47c with live poultry and ready to cook categories. Butter prices show wholesale ranges with AA graded 64c-66c and 65c-66c per pound while cash grain quotes for Toledo include wheat No 2 soft red at 2.01-2.02 and soybeans No 1 yellow at 39-40 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Toildo
Toledo
O. 'Upi
Edo
Ohio savings and loan list signs long term bonds
A fragment lists Elyria Savings and Trust Elyria Telephone First Savings and Loan General Industries Harshaw Chemical Lorain County Savings Lorain Telephone Company and other Ohio firms along with percent figures 5 and 3 and a series of numbers suggesting a financial bond or investment table from a late era publication.
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Elyria Sav
Elyria Telephone
Elyria Telephone First Sav. & Loan General Industries
Harshaw Chem
Ptd
Independent Oil Ci Indus
Br. Hoist
Lorain Co
Lorain Tel
North
Ohio Match
Perry Fay Pfaudler Co
Bank Standard Screw
Troxel Mify
iWestern Reserve
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Curtis Ambulance
Death Records
Broad ST
Elyria, Ohio
St. Agnes School
Police Dept. News
James Kimber
South Maple St
Genevieve Kimber
J. D. Kimber
J. Grant Keys
Justice C. C. Lord
Pete Rutledge
Woodford Ave
John A. Kimble
Middle Ave
Zollo F. Baez
Arthur Brown
Dewhurst
Thomas Stricklin
Maple St
Louis P. Baker
Furnace St
Ernest J. Handyside
Winckles St
Manuel C. Aevedos
Route
Foster Ave
Washington Ave
Anna Hartman
Ninth St
Lawrence R. Monschein
Ridgeville
Depot St
Ernest R. Heath
Carlisle Ave
Bureau
Supreme Court
Jay Cee
Bos
Alberta Yaychoff
Maine
A Ave
Harold
Maida Stamps
S. Lake St
South
Robert
Princeton Ave
William Hall
South Hills Land Co
Cleveland
Fred and
Betty Kotalik
Cooley Rd
Columbia Station
Fran Phillips
Sheriff's Department
South Amherst
Edward Motto
Eleanor Pasadyn
Wayne Gessner
Main St
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hayseed Tavern
Route 76
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Shenff
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
ACT
Nichols
Harman W. Nichols
United Press
Walter Robertson
Korea
North Korea
Robertson
Richmond
Stanley F. Reed
Maysville
Rosemaryland
Clooney
Reed
Cow Lane
Rosemary Lane
Fort Belvoir
Mary R. Roosa
Alexandria
Capitol
Bob Hope
Casanova
Red Garters
Tom'n
Laramie
Diablo
United States Department of Agriculture
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Ohio Turnpike
O.W
B.W. O.W
Lon 'O.W
Reesey
Formica
Bamie
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
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