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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1954
Page
2
Fragmentary hospital note lists multiple local addresses and personal names including St Joseph Hospital and several individuals linked to Broadview, Avon, and Stanton. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but several names and streets appear, suggesting patient or staff listings with no coherent narrative.
Multiple residents listed with addresses appear in an incident report describing a stabbing during a fight. One victim is hospitalized with a collapsed lung after the attack. witnesses and police are cited as the investigation continues.
Reyes Perez Bermudez and another Lorainite, identified as AYN Mudez, were charged yesterday with driving with improper brakes and for possessing fraudulent vehicle registration. Bermudez was ordered to appear in court Saturday.
Six members of the Mullins family perished in a fire that gutted their small two story frame house in Hamilton. Ulysses Mullins and wife May with daughter-in-law Elki Mullins and her three children Glenna Lee Joann and Dease were trapped in bed as flames consumed the interior. City workers nearby aided by a Mullins son and husband, and attempted to douse the blaze with water.
Lorain police filed three traffic violation charges against Miguel Angel Pagan Rivera, 25, after his car struck another on Eagle Ave. A complainant reported a hit and run, later leading officers to Rivera’s car abandoned near the Eagle and Industrial intersection. Rivera appeared intoxicated and was charged with reckless operation, leaving the scene of an accident, and intoxication.
State Highway Patrol halted two speeding cases near Ridgeville. Julius durin Biltz 13 Schneider Ct Avon Lake clocked at 50 mph in a 36 mph zone and will appear in Municipal Court. James Mo Rasan 47 Hawthorne Ave was cited for 80 mph in a 70 mph zone and to appear in court.
Swedish violinist Oluf Nielsen and interior decorator Eduard Rasch, fresh from a 10,085 mile European motorcycle tour, plan an American coast-to-coast cycling trip next summer. They will start in New York on May 15, ride along the border coast to the Great Lakes, then south to San Diego and back to New York, using a mute violin for performances and funding via articles and photos. Nielsen, Danish-born, has top reviews with the Stockholm Symphony and holds Denmark’s King Christian X liberty medal for wartime work with Rasch.
Ebrahim Naban, a USC electronics graduate student from Tehran, has created an electronic stopwatch capable of measuring and recording intervals as small as one ten thousandth of a second. The device also can trigger and stop another machine in under a fraction of a second, and prints results numerically.
Findlay police chief Lee M. Larkins died Tuesday at age 57 after a 23 year career in the department. He led the force through multiple years of service and served the Findlay community in law enforcement.
George H. Greth er died Tuesday after slipping while cleaning leaves from a rain trough at his home in Zanesville Ohio. Authorities say the accident occurred in the fall, with emergency responders arriving to pronounce him dead at the scene.
Harold Buchanan, 19, of Lorain, a passenger in a car that struck a light pole at North Ridge Road and Route 58 at 3 a.m., suffered a cerebral concussion and was listed as fair at St. Joseph Hospital. Driver Wilbur Kantu, 19, was cited for reckless driving after failing to stop. Both men were taken to the hospital. vehicle sustained moderate damage.
In Lorain the recreation and park levy failed to reach the required 60 percent for passage, despite a bare majority. Voters backed the quarter mill five-year levy, but with 10 179 votes cast only 6 107 affirmative votes were enough for passage. The levy would have funded parks projects and supervision for children's recreation programs.
The O'Neil Sheffield Shopping Center features a free weekend bill marking its grand opening. The Three Suns plus Johnny Andrews perform both days on a raised mall stage, with Uncle Joe Bova and his TV gang appearing Saturday only. additional acts include Al and Marty Nevins and Artie Dunn with a Hammond organ.
CHICAGO IUP More than a quarter of workers washing up on company time receive 10 minutes under union contracts. The study based on 1 840 contracts covering over 6.9 million workers shows 16 percent get five minutes, five percent five to 10 minutes, eight percent 15 minutes, and two percent over 15 minutes. Of contracts, 310 set aside paid time for washing up or changing clothes.
LORAIN Avon man Stephen Smith 42 of Avon admitted to St Joseph Hospital after a forehead contusion at Fruehaus Trailer Co Avon Lake. Another patient Mary Theresa Dido 3 of 326 Indiana Ave treated at St Joseph for a head laceration from a home fall. TREES SCALPED PARIS report system. Oct.-Polish exile circles in Paris say Poland near be coming poor under Nazi and Russian domination.
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