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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1954
Page
3
New York subway officers report hundreds of dollars in damage after more than 500 teenagers rioted when a high school field day was canceled due to rain. Transit attendants were beaten as stations and cars were ransacked. 43 students were arrested and one 16 year old faced $10,000 bail for disorderly conduct.
As of May 15, 213 of 276 available Great Lakes vessels were in service. Pittsburgh Steamship with 59 freighters is the only big fleet with all tonnage in ore trade. The average is 77.17 percent. Hutchinson and Co. and Interlake Steamship each have 24 commissioned ships, tied for second. Col. Philip R. Garges, United States District Engineer at Buffalo, leaves July 31 for the Citadel. Col. Loren W. Olmstead will replace him.
Rev. G Russel Hargate rector of St. Andrew Episcopal Church starts a lengthy convalescence at his home after being discharged Wednesday from Elyria Memorial Hospital where he had stayed three weeks.
New York reports Robinson Peepers will marry Nancy Remington on Sundays show amid fan interest. Wally Cox says the broadcaster and actor remains nervous yet happy as the romance unfolds from engagement to honeymoon plans. The NBC production plans a studio wedding with 59 couples attending and a possible reduced live schedule after summer.
Loren E. Van Brocklin, 40, a Youngstown Republican leader, was appointed by Sumner Canary to join the U.S. district attorney's staff in Cleveland. The appointment was announced today in Cleveland, Ohio.
Federal Reserve figures show three Elyria banks posting a 0.5 percent April drop in demand deposit debits to 30.049 million with an 8 tenths percent fall for the three month period ended April 1954 from 1953. Lorain banks rise 3.9 percent in April 1954 to 24.717 million and 2.8 percent for the three month period to 71.432 million. Nationwide eight district centers report 10.0056 billion in April, down 3 percent from a year ago. Lebanon olive oil output reaches 11,000 tons in 1953, exceeding 1952.
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