Ambition and service mark Chronicle Telegram honor carriers
A Chronicle Telegram feature profiles 15 suburban and city carrier youths competing for best honor carrier awards. Judges assess routes, savings, and community involvement, highlighting carriers Jim Sallay and Jay Cobb with routes, activities, and savings balances as examples of dedication. The event culminates May 26 at Elyria High School Auditorium with all carriers and families invited.
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Tolinee
Elyria High School
Chronicle Telegram
Carl Bieske
Shronicle Tfelegraw
Chronicle- Telegram
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Dim “Watusik
Grafton
Ed Felszii
Vermilion
Don Rozga
Two motorists cited by police in Lorain collision case
In Lorain two drivers faced charges after a Monday crash near 2021 Tast 30th Street. Duane C Sherdan 18 was cited for reckless driving after rear ending Pheaheth Lo Pozsgpa 21. Sherdan said he had just lit a cigarette when the impact occurred. James J Rezabek 62 of Cleveland was charged with running a red light at Ren Ave and West 21st St after colliding with Herbert L Phillips them. Rezabek ordered to appear in court.
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Duane C Sherdan
4Th St
Sheridan
Pheaheth Lo Pozsgpa
Map
James J Rezabek
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Hir
Herbert L Phillips
Oakpoint
Ren Ave
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Hay Court Braday
Obscure 1950s Suburban Carrier Winners and Scouts
Gerry placed third in a 1953 suburban contest and, with car med papers since September 1951, has saved 145 dollars in his office account while serving 102 Oberlin customers. He travels two mules, is a Star Scout in the Explorers, plays freshman basketball, and is on the school honor roll. His hobbies include rifle shooting and raising chickens. Danny Dietin, 14, son of Vic and Mrs John Dretlin, is noted along with Oberlin having 54 customers on his route and a carrier since February 1952. He was a safety patrol member, hikes, traps, golf, and has 114 dollars in his office savings. Frank Anderson, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Giles Anderson of Wellington, has carried papers since June 195?, serves 70 Wellington customers, attends church regularly, is active in Boy Scouts, and ranks above average in school with 74 dollars in savings. Suburban carriers operate under District Managers David Stokley, Ed Murphy, and Al Rage.
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Ed Feiszi
Vermilion
Amos Feiszi
C-T
Jay Cobb
R T Cobb
Lake Ave
Jay
Young People's Group
Mark Tilman
Ridgeville
Six Mile
Paul Tilman
Mark
Gerry
Oberlin
Explorers
Danny Dietin
Vic
John Dretlin
Safety Patrol
Frank Anderson
Giles Anderson
Wellington
David Stokley
Ed Murphy
al Rage
First Stock Purchase Lets Family Earn GM Stockholder Trip
Cobb Wisconsin reports Jack L. Sorensen, 32, hardware merchant, bought 32 General Motors shares in March, becoming the 300000th stockholder. He and his wife Ira Mae and six year old Mark will tour Wilmington Delaware and New York City on expenses paid by GM, with a Waldorf Astoria stay. GM President Harlow Curtice contacted Sorensen thrice to learn his plans for New York as he receives a gift for Mark. Sorensen says this is his first stock purchase and he chose GM for its products and confidence in the company.
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Jack L. Sorensen
Delaware
New York
Sorensen
Ira Mae
Mark
Wimington del
New York City
General Motors
Waldorf - Astoria
Waldorf - Huton
Harlow Curtice
Chicago
New Faces Sought for Plastic Surgery Field
Philadelphia report notes 290 certified plastic surgery specialists nationwide, per Dr RoH Ivy of the University of Pennsylvania, signaling a growing pool of experts in the field. The count reflects certification breadth across programs and institutions in the United States.
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Philadelphia
INS
Roh Ivy
University of Pennsylvania
Mortgage Paid Off But Only For A Few Days
Edward O Shaw a Pittsburgh rooming house operator found more than twelve thousand dollars wrapped in newspapers and concealed between walls He used six thousand three hundred eighty four dollars to pay off his mortgage and on May twelve he turned over four thousand nine hundred twenty dollars to the FBI The money was believed part of twenty thousand dollars taken in an Akron paymaster robbery in March Cox and Perkins denied connection Shaw promised to renew the mortgage and return the money to its owners
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Pittsburgh
Edward O. Shaw
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Akron
James F .Cox
Theodore R Perkins
Shaw
Ins
FBI
Cox
Government business snarls with Hoover critique on waste
In a sharp column Bob Considine mocks Hoover era waste as the Hoover commission calls for less government intrusion into private enterprise. He recounts vast government activities from fertilizer to ship repair and defense spending, noting opposition to trimming the federal footprint while acknowledging some support for military and serviceman needs. He cites INS and Washington debates on arms reduction and nuclear threats.
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Herbert Hoover
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Calfornia
California
Communasion
Uncle Sam
Hillon
Sam
Defense Department
TVA
Defense
Hoovers Hawkshaws
Joe Doakes
James A Farley
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