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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

5

Small Business Loans Aid Concerns in Ohio

The Congressional Quarterly reports SBA activity by April 30 showing 261 approved loans totaling 15.8 million across 42 states plus Alaska, with Ohio accounting for 10 approvals totaling 521 thousand and private lenders providing the remainder. SBA’s participation loans cap at 90 percent with a per-loan ceiling of 150 thousand, and disbursements have been gradual. Disaster loans separate from small business loans show 119 approved for 516 thousand, with 60 disbursed by May 6.

Washington Small Business Administration RFC and Small Defense Plants Administration New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Alaska SBA Ohio

Sheffield Oil Co Opens Gulf Station at Rt 254 Corner

The Sheffield Oil Co. will celebrate the official opening of a Gulf service station at Elyria Ave and Rt. 254. The facility offers gas, oil, tires, batteries, and accessories with services including lubrication, oil change, tire change, steam cleaning, wheel balancing, and complete road service. Managers from Cleveland and Lorain bring 10 to 15 years in the business. A Dover-Buetnel built porcelain building and 12,000 square feet of parking surround the site. Opening weekend gifts include Libby drinking glasses with every ten gallon purchase.

Sheffield Oil Co Elyria Ave John Farley Cleveland Coventry Euclid Heights Farley Fred Macknaver Lorain Dover-Buettnel Gulf Refining Co

Pilot dies in 15000 foot T-33 jet crash at Wright-Patterson

A T-33 jet trainer plummeted from 15000 feet and crashed on a Wright Patterson Field runway Wednesday night, seven minutes after takeoff, killing the pilot whose name was withheld pending kin notification. Investigators described the aircraft as diving straight down after the last reported altitude.

Dayton, D Wright- Patterson Field Air Force

Sheriff seeks bloodhounds to curb rising lost-person cases

Hum boldt County Sheriff Charles Raab said he faced a growing trend of people getting lost in Eureka and requested two bloodhounds from the county board of supervisors. The move aims to improve search capabilities and reduce response times.

Eureka Calif Humboldt County Charles Raab County Board For Supervisors

Columbia WSCS Installs Officers

Columbia WSCS installs new officers led by Mrs. Leo Martin as president and Mrs. Gordon Hales as vice president. Other roles include Lynn Hammon secretary and Howard Tiltsies treasurer along with multiple secretaries for spiritual life missionary education social relation student work and youth work. Additional members installed include Mrs. Carroll Bartter secretary of children’s work and Miss Wilda Heineman secretary of Literature among others.

Leo Martin Gordon Hales Lynn Hammon Howard Tiltsies Reland Martin Merrill Squire Leon Ives Proposition Joseph Brickner Christian Social Relation Warren Bordine Sterling Dietrich Carroll Bartter Wilda Heineman Robert Crawford

ITU President Trails In Early Vote Returns

In Indianapolis and other cities scattered across the nation unofficial tabulations show George Bante leading Woodruff Randolph for International Typographical Union president. Bante held 4741 votes to 4044 for Randolph in the early returns.

ITU Indianapolis Ind George Bante Woodruff Randolph Bante Randolph

Federal tip crowns cane melons as June best buy

Federal home economists say taloupes will be a best buy for June as heavy shipments from California Arizona Texas and Florida join supplies from Iowa and Switzerland. The report notes smaller inventories in Florida and Swiss markets for TV sets.

Washington California Ari Iowa Texas Switzerland Florida

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