Republicans In 3 States Choose Delegates Today
Washington reports Republicans in Maryland Minnesota and Washington state selecting 52 national convention delegates on a single ballot. Eisenhower Taft and Stassen compete with delegates pledged to other candidates and outcomes hinge on first ballots.
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Washington
al Ces
Cates
Maryland
Ogate
D. Bosennowe
Ciall
Astrustca de
Waser
Mehecintas
Eisenhower
John Masnall Butler
R-Ma
Taft Taft
Minnesota
Arther
Michigan
Detroit
Atlante Defense Commando
Europe
Eisenhower Aso
Aotlene
Kan
Troop 141 Receives Fifth First Aid Lesson
Boy Scouts Ridgeville Troop No 141 in North Ridgeville held its fifth first aid lesson led by Albert Diedrich at the Town Hall. He said lessons move to the fire house on Mondays starting June 2 while regular meetings stay Thursdays at the Town Hall. Richard Foley led the Thursday meeting and led the flag salute. a marching drill was included and dues were collected.
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North Ridgeville
Boy Scouts of
Ridgeville
Albert Diedrich
Richard Foley
Weather toll rises across plains as floods and fires claim lives
Severe weather from Texas to South Dakota leaves at least ten dead from fires and floods. Basque River overflow near Stephenville forces evacuations of about 200 residents. Tornadoes strike Lawton and Fort Sill causing damage estimated at 450000 dollars.
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Las Vegas
New
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Basque
Stephenvaille
Tahlequah
Calif
Veribest
Tex
Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
Elyria drivers honored as Fruehauf awards peak
Avon Lake plant traffic division of Fruehauf employs over 200 drivers who log 16 million miles yearly. Awards honor drivers with accident free records, including five year champions Charles Sands and Andy Gasdrizza. Several other drivers receive four two and one year awards, with Wood and Seeley presenting the honors.
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Seeley
Arthur J. Webb
Fort Wayne Ind
Fruchéuf
Earl D. Wood
Fort Wayne
William Hayes
Chicago
A L. Rich
Detroit
Fruehauf
Norman Cox
Avon Lake
United States
Wood and Seeley
Elyria
Elyrian
Charles Sands
Cleveland Street
Andy Gasdrizza
Fremont
Hugh Martin
Edgewater
Vermilion On the Lake
Curtis Howell
East Ohio St
Vermilion
Charles Flickinger
Euclid
George Moyer
Cleveland
James Lieber- Jing
Dave Morns
John Dim
Ray Diebert
Sandusky
Wayland Sayre
East Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
Howard Merritt
Lake Road
James East
Somerset
Kentucky
Henry Griffin
Twin Wells Travel Court
Lorain
Richard Franks
Wm. Law
Bay Fields
Winfred Hall
Columbus
Charles O'Donnell
Wesley Troy
Booster Club Opposes Penfield Consolidation Plan
The booster group warns tuition increases and extra transport would result if Penfield students join one district, while supporting shared school benefits. A remonstrance withdrawal option is offered via a cross petition. objections must be filed with the county school board by May 31.
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Booster Club
Penfield
LaGrange
County School Board
Biosk Data Figures and Percentages Summary
The fragment lists numbers and codes such as Biosk 161 1754 85 90 and OW markers with percentages 16 and 6 percent. It appears to be a table of values possibly related to measurements or identifiers without full context.
Death notices for Meyer Knight Parker and Wise funeral updates
Death notices from Ohio papers list Mrs. Leo R. Meyer in state at First Congregation church with services at 2 30 p m burial in Brookdale and notes of visitation at Welsh Goldcamp. Amherst resident Martha Knight aged 58 dies at home after long illness. multiple survivors listed with calls at Zilch Funeral Home and burial in Brownhelm. Oberlin Alfred Andrew Parker dies in Columbus White Cross Hospital. former teacher and merchant marine veteran with funeral at Cowling Sedgman Funeral Home and Westwood cemetery. Wellington George S Wise aged 84 dies at home. survivor list and viewing at Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Meyer
Leo R. Meyer
Welsh Goldcamp
Maordas
Aquarch
B. Kenneth Anthony
Burni
Brookdale Cemetery
Alfred Andrew Parker
Oberlin
East Lorain Street
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Selma
Ala
Parker
Prairie View State College
Prairie View
Texas
Parker Grocery Store
Merchant Marines
Cowling-Sedgman
Normal Crosby
Westwood Cemetery
Deaths and funeral notices from Wellington area
George Ormerod, WWI veteran, died at Crile VA Hospital after ten weeks as a patient. He was born in Spencer and worked for The Thew Shovel Company in Lorain, survived by sister Mrs Lynne Coates and brother Charles. Funeral home in Wellington handling arrangements. Also, service set for 23 month old Scott R. Looper who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. He was born June 7 1950 in Elyria and survived by parents, a brother, grandparents, and great grandparents. Funeral services Monday at Wainwright Funeral Home led by Rev. Morris Fikes, burial at Brookdale Cemetery.
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Wellington
George S. Wise
John Street
Erhart
Florence
Clarence McGill
Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
George Ormerod
Crile Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Mr. Ormeruid
Spencer
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Lynne Coates
Wellington R. D
Charles
Scott R. Looper
Mack G .Looper
Lake Avenue
Elyria’ Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Dale B
Mack Looper
R. W Hunter
S. W Lyons
W Hunter
Orville
Ohio
Wainwright Funeral Home
Morris Fikes
Missionary and Alliance Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Paul
Punk) Blanchard
145Th Infantry
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
American Legion
Blanchard
Lawrence Holmes
Elyria American Legion Post 12
Ring Missing After Hotel Graviston Lounge Incident
Mrs Lau tine Martin of 120 Middle Avenue reported to police that a $500 diamond ring vanished last night. She last recalled wearing the gold ring with a large diamond and side diamonds in the Hotel Graviston lounge around 10 pm.
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Lautine Martin
Middle Avenue
Martin
Graviston Ayeune
Sue
Theft of $10 Roll of Quarters From Safe
O K McIntire, proprietor of the Suneen service station at Broad and Chestnut, reported money taken from a safe yesterday afternoon. The safe was accessed between 9 and 10 am, with the $10 roll of quarters missing. Police notified.
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Suneen Service
Broad
Chestnut Streets
O K McIintire
McIntire
Lengthy will decree nudges estate distribution in Lorain
Arthur G. Smith who died March 18 1951 on Washington avenue left an estate of about 1 290 000 The court ruled the widow Ethelyn will take one third and the will accelerated distribution allowing children Willard and Janet to receive shares The case was overseen by Judge D A Cook with related court actions including indictments divorces and civil suits across Lorain Amherst Elyria and Oberlin reports.
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Arthur G. Smith
Washington Avenue
D A. Cook
Ethelyn
Willard
Janet
Fletcher Charlton
Lorain
LaRoyal
D. A. Cook
Charlton
Charles Stallings
Police report of reckless driving fines in local court
Police records list Walter Westfall racing to 65 mph on West avenue and facing $150 fines plus costs. Others cited include Ray Condupa $10, John Vargo $10, Norman Brown $10, Charles Keel $10, Ernest Borsich $10, Ted Sage bond posted, and multiple drivers fined for intoxication or unsafe vehicles. A collision on East avenue and a later incident involving William Gerhart at 80 mph prompted a $20 fine, with one case citing fake license plates and another collision involving Oscar Culbert and a soldier collecting $10 damages.
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Walter E. Westfall
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Ray Condupa
Bath Street
Cascade Park
John Vargo
Charles A. Keel
East Bridge Street
Second Street
William J. Gerhart
Pasadena Ravenue
Gerhart
James Boggs
Traffic Division
Abbe Road
Robert Savage, Jr
Bathstreet
Ohio
Oscar J. Culbert
Brookpark Road
Berea
Elyria Mayor's Court
Broad Street
Culbert
Retired Captain Dies in Cleveland Funeral Monday
Funeral services will be held in Cleveland for Herman J Scheible 69, a retired lake captain and Put in Bay native who died Wednesday at Marine Hospital. He served aboard Great Lakes ships and was a longtime maritime figure in the region.
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Cleveland
Herman J. Scheible
Put-in-Bay
Marine Hospital
Father Is Sentenced for Neglect of Ten Month Old
William Majesky, 30, of 905 Oberlin Road, fined 100 dollars and 30 days in county jail after juvenile court found him guilty of neglect of his ten month old baby. His wife Josephine was also found guilty but sentence withheld pending grand larceny case. Baby temporarily committed to child welfare department.
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William Majesky
Oberlin Road
Malcolm Thomson
Majesky
Josephine
Humane Society
Bruce Alexander
Child Welfare Department
Ohio Blind Council Holds Semiannual Meeting in Cleveland Prep
The Ohio Council of Agencies for the Blind held its semiannual meeting at the Center for the Sightless on Third Street with luncheon at the Hotel Graystone. Plans were laid for the blind program to be presented at the Ohio Welfare Council meeting in Cleveland November 17 to 22. Attendees included Allan Sherman and Mary O'Brien from Cleveland and leaders from Akron Columbus Youngstown Cincinnati Elyria and more. The next council meeting will accompany the Ohio Welfare Council in Cleveland next November.
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Ohio Council of Agencies For
Blnd
Center For the Sightless
Third Street
Graystone
Ohio Welfare Council
Cleveland
Allan Sherman
Cleveland Society For the Blind
Carrie Turner
Matie, Shaffer
Ruth Bellows
Clyde Ross
Akron
Everett Steece
Columbus
Mary O'Brien
Columbus Society For the Blind
Mabel Welsh
Youngstown Society For the Blind
M. Feizler
Youngstown
Mabel Winsworth
Calvin C. Glover
Cincinnati Society For the Blind
R. Potter
Elyria
Alberta Leonard
Truce Talks Enter Three Day Cooling Off Period
In Panmunjom Korea the Korean armistice talks pause for a three day recess. Only an American corporal and a North Korean soldier remain in a dusty four hut village as Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison proposes a pause to let the Communists “consider our position.” The two sides largely ignore each other.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Communists Down Accept Orders After Mutinous Camp Crisis
Prisoner spokesman says captives in Compound 76 and eight other compounds now willing to obey orders as banners fade. Army Secretary Pace announces colonels Boamer’s two former camp commanders, Brig Gen Francis T. Dodd and Brig Gen Charles F. Colson, have been demoted for handling the mutiny and concessions to rebels.
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Ganda
Boatner
Army
Frank Pace Jr
Washington
Boamer
Francis T. Dodd
Africa Women Riot As Police Seize Union Aide
In Johannesburg hundreds of women confront police as E S Sachs secretary of the Garment Workers Union is arrested under a Communist Suppression Act. Police drag Sachs into city hall amid shouting and clashes with protesters smashing door panels.
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Africa
Johannesburg
South Africa
E. S. Sachs
Garment Workers Union
Sachs
Iawl
Fulton Oursler Dies Suddenly at 59 in New York
Fulton Oursler author and senior Reader's Digest editor died suddenly at age 59 in his Hotel Navarro apartment. He had written 32 novels and non fiction works and several plays including Anthony Abbott murder mysteries. His Bible focus included The Greatest Story Ever Told serialized widely.
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New York
Fulton Oursler
Reader's Digest
Navarro
Oursler
Anthony Abbott
OWU Students Favor Gen Ike at Mock GOP Convention
About 300 political science students at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware endorsed General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination at a mock convention. They also named Dr. Arthur V. Flemming as the vice presidential nominee.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
GOP
Arthur 5. Flemming
Short Term Meters Set For Post Office Users
Four 12 minute parking meters will be installed on the east side of East avenue at Broad Street for post office users. Safety Service Director D W Kothe announced the plan and noted a mail box may also be added in the zone operable from a car. Other meters in the area will remain hour meters.
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East Avenue
Broad Street
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Payoff Doubled as City Pays Delivery Expenses
Winnebago officials fulfilled a promise to cover all delivery costs for the first baby born at the new City Hospital Mrs. Robert Babcock became the first mother one week after opening and gave birth to twins.
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Winnebago
Minn
New City Hospital
Robert Babcock
Warning Sign Advised for Chestnut Orchard
A Pennsylvania farmer was advised by the Agricultural Department to post a warning sign in his chestnut orchard. The sign reads Warning: The Castanea Mollissima Linnaeus abounds in this orchard. Beware.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Agricultural Department
Revision Of Ohio Constitution To Be Discussed
The Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club meets at First Methodist church to discuss revising Ohio's Constitution. Paul J. Daugherty of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce speaks on the pros and cons of calling a Constitutional Convention. The eight o clock meeting includes a luncheon and is open to the public with chamber reservations.
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Ohio
First Methodist Church
Lorain County
Ohio Chamber
Daugherty
Farm Club
Elyria Chamber
Cleveland Truck Drivers End 23 Day Strike
AFL Local 436 members in Cleveland voted to accept a settlement with building supply firms ending a 23 day walkout. Negotiations aided by federal conciliator Horace C. Vokoun yielded a 15 cent hourly package increase with 7 percent direct pay and 7 percent into a welfare fund. The pact also sets seniority rules and minor contract changes.
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Cleveland
AFL
Horace C. Vokoun
Cubs Of Pack 105 Receive Awards
Awards were presented at a Cub Pack 105 meeting this week. Bobcat Dick Holzhauser and Lion badge recipients Arthur Pecaut Randald Benton, Benton, and Eric Huber earned their ranks. Bear badge went to Benton. Silver arrows were earned by Jack Drage Ronald Salyi Ronald Darby David Bastik Bob Bastik and Dale Kratchen.
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Robert Barnes
Dick Holzhauer
Arthur Pecaut
Randald Benton
Benton
Eric Huber
Jack Drage
Ronald Salyi
Ronald Darby
David Bastik
Bob Bastik
Dale Kratchen
Market Report on Fresh Produce Prices and Baskets
A detailed listing of fruits and vegetables with basket and carton prices. Apples up 2 percent. asparagus 1.25 to 1.60 per quart. cucumbers and greens with varied basket sizes and quality levels. lettuce 1.50 to 2.00 per 24-quart basket. mushrooms 20 to 25 cents per pint. parsley 85 cents to 1.00. radishes 5 cents to 1.15 per two dozen. rhubarb 65 to 85 cents. spinach 75 to 1.00. tomatoes in hothouse 2.50 for 8-pound baskets.
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U.S
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cattle and Livestock Prices Steady as Markets Open
Cattle numbers 100 with steady market for choice steers and heifers 34 50 to 36 50, good 3 34, good cows 23 to 24, commercial 21 50 to 23, bulls 29 to 33, cutters 19 to 22 50. Calves 100 brisk with choice 34 to 36, good 28 to 24. Sheep and lambs 100 active steady medium clipped 24 to 32 6, common 18 to 24, wethers 14 to 16, ewes 9 to 10. Hogs 600 active strong, early top 34 40, others 22 50 to 23 25, mediums 20 75 to 21 18, lights 17 to 21.
Grain futures quotes
No. 1 soft red wheat traded 2.34 to 2.82. No. 2 wheat at 2.33 to 2.34. No. 2 yellow corn listed 1.31 to 1.82. No. 3 corn 1.80 to 1.81. No. 2 white oats 80 to 81 cents. No. 3 oats 7 to 7.6 cents. No. 2 yellow soybeans 2.91 to 2.82.
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Orters
Maty
McKinley
McKinley P.T.A
Ilness
Elysia
Miss McNeal
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria, Ohio
Midwest Stock Exchange
Colson Corp
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Elyria Telephone First Sav. & Loan
General Industries Harshaw Chem. Indus. Br. Hoist Lorain Co. Sav
Tr. North
Sav. & Loan
Perry-Fay Law
Dep
Bank & Tr
Troxel Mig
Death Records
Martha Knight Amherst
Martha Knight
Tenney Avenue
Amherst
Germany
Sten
Comarg
Methodist Cauien
Fred
Henry A
Carl Wo
George E
Ernest J. Koppenhafer
Vermison
Erntot J Koppenhafer
Methodist Church
Brownhelm Cemetery
George
Wise
George Ormeroid
Spitzer
Grafton
de Soto
Plymouth
Jimmie Jones
Harold Ewing
Jones
Bertha Freeland
Henry
R. D
Galbreath ‘Mortgage Co
Alexander Jacobs
Robert B. Clark
Julia Horsley
Dominic Richie
Richie
R. D. Amherst
Common Pleas Court
John Pincura
Clarence Poore
Alice Boring
Poore
Robert C. Brown
Robert Griffin, Jr
K. Kern
R. D. Oberlin
Kern
Sheriff's Department
James Gintonio
Gisaldo
James Nelson
Wilbur Avenue
Vincent
Globe and 28Th Street
Nelson
George Harvey
Justice C. C .Lord
LaGrange Road
Police Dept. News
Norman C. Brown
Lodis Street
Violet M. Vasu
Conrad Road
Ernest L. Borsich
Prospect Street
Ted A. Sage
West Laveniue
Jane E Davies
William C. Sibey
10Th Street
Wiliam H. Gutzka
John F Kearns
Emery J. Horvath
Charles Bagby
Northrup Street
James P. Strain
Fenwick Street
Stanley M. Myers
R.D. 1
North Olmsted
Ronald E. Brotherton
Case Road
Sederis Hotel
Brotherton
O.O.F. Lodge
Northwest
F. Hall
Peter Sprenger
Charles Box
Isaac Beade
Department Council
Northeastern Ohio Boosters Association
Mansfield
Buckeye Lodge No. 6
C.F. Hall
Odd Fellow Lodge
Ohio Council of Agencies For Blind
Sudro-Curtis
OWU
Gen
Ike
Cleveland Strike
Cubs
Pack
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Wm. J. Mericka & Co
Ohio Industries
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc. Investment Securities
Midwest Stock
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