Little Johnny Connally and the Inflation Dike Tale
A satirical fable portrays little Johnny Connally guarding a dike against rising inflation and prices. He appeals to the Pay Board and Price Commission as wages and profits creep through cracks while a Chamber official hesitates, then night falls with rising interest rates threatening the barrier. The tale ends with a prompt to continue later.
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Johnny
Little Johnny
Burglaries Reported Across City Residents Lose Cash and Goods
Police reported thefts from multiple homes Wednesday night. Charles Nelson of 1315 Linwood St had $600 plus clothing and items stolen after burglars pried a front door. Gertrude Hollis at 2001 Ford Rd found two stolen credit cards and $2.15 missing from her purse during a 7 to 7 10 pm visit. Robert Jurkohek of 509 Walnut St reported at least $165 stolen while at work with no signs of forced entry.
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Charles Nelson
Linwood St
Gertrude Hollis
Ford Rd
Robert J. Jurkoshek
Walnut St
Speeding and traffic fines listed for numerous locals
A Tuesday notice lists individuals with violations including speeding failure to yield improper plates and disturbing the peace with motor vehicles. Fines range from 10 to 50 dollars with several costs and suspended amounts noted across addresses in Clayton North Ridgeville Columbus Station Nashville and Cleveland areas.
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David Malcom Jr
Middle Ave
Clayton
Fisher Jr
Evergreen Dr
North Ridgeville
Donald C. Wilbert
Lake Ave
Nathan Mahone
Foster Ave
Julia A. Ulman
N. Island Rd
Columibua Station
Julia E. Goodner
Bohannon Ct
Stanley S Siwe
Gus Zaffer
Berkshire
Earl W von Hofen
Furnace St
Robert G. Yunker
LaGrange
Bobby J. Myers
Allen St
Charlotte A. Branch
Columbia Ave
Fred H. Stobe
Center Ridge
Joseph A. Kovacs
Bennett Dr
John T. Kegg
Royalton Rd
Columbia Station
Darrell B. Bach
Meeding
Adrian J. Huntz
Purtiue §T
William J. Gartman
Harwood St
Sims
Shephard
Barbara St
Raymond R Argento
Salem Ave
Emre Szabo
St. Cleveland
Man pleads innocent in Lorain drug case
Lionel Marquez, 24, of 218 W 14th St, Lorain, pleaded innocent at his arraignment in Lorain Municipal Court yesterday on charges of possession of drug administering instruments and carrying a concealed weapon. He was arrested Oct 30 at 30th and Vine after police surveillance. A knife, syringe, needle and heroin cooker were found. he posted 2700 bond and will return Nov 12 for a preliminary hearing.
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Lorain
Lionel Marquez
14Th St
Vine
Marquez
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