Helicopter Invitation Arrives For Mayor At Ely Stadium
Mayor Agate accepted an official invitation to the First National Aircraft Show amid a modern arrival by helicopter. Nancy Hood presented the invitation and a Life membership to the mayor as Floyd Carlson piloted a Bell Aircraft to a precise field landing. The show, backed by the Alloverall Industries Association, runs November 15 at Cleveland Municipal Airport with Elyria Day on November 20.
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A. R Agate
Ely Stadium
O'¢Elock
Hfe
Nancy Hood
Mist Aviation
Cleveland
Floyd Carlson
Niagara Falls
Bell
Painesville
Auverall Industries Association of America, Inc
Fisher
Cleveland Municipal
Four Autos Damaged In Accidents In Alyria Report
Four automobiles were damaged in accidents reported to Alyria police yesterday afternoon and last night. Harvey Belving reported a fender dent on his car at Broad and Cedar Street after a car driven by L W Potts backed away from the curb. Police noted paint scraped on fenders of both cars. Automobiles driven by Stanley Ormitskis and Paul Urbansok were damaged on Browd Street near East Avenue. Ozxmieski was said to be backing from a parking space. Charles Harris was fined five dollars and costs on a disorderly conduct charge in May or A Bo Agote’s court today. The charge followed a report of a fight at 249 Seventeenth Street Saturday afternoon between two men. George Fitzpatrick was treated at Elyrin Memorial Hospital for injuries from the fight.
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Alyria
Harvey Belving
Harvard Avenue
Broad and
Cedar Street
L. W. Potts
Cleveland
Stanley Ormitskis
Prospect Street
Paul Urbansok
River Street
Charles lHarris
Bath Street
A. Bo Agote
Seventeenth Street
George Fitzpatrick
Elyrin Memorial Hospital
Sue
Unclear labor talks and strike actions across multiple unions
The report details renewed strike threats and negotiated actions among pilots and various local unions in Detroit Los Angeles and other cities. It notes demands for higher wages and arbitration outcomes, with publication resuming amid settlements and back pay talks.
Death notices and funeral services list
Death notices report recent deaths and funeral details for Rosemary Brown infant Avon farmer Mathias Theisen 78, of Avon Louise Ehrepfeld Lorain a resident for four years with funeral plans at St Marys St Josephs Calvary cemetery and other local churches nearby.
Blame Children For Fire In Empty Barn
Fire in a vacant frame barn at 12 Chuck Street burned from the first floor to the second. The property is owned by T. J. Hang and occupied by Arthur Barbknecht. Earlier, a railway accident in Gibsonburg claimed the life of Frederick Masse Jr., age 55, who was crushed by a train wheel.
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Chuck Street
T. J. Hang
Schraming Road
Arthur Barbknecht
Toledo
Frederick Masse, Jr
Gibsonburg
Markets show varied prices on fruits and vegetables
Readable market list notes carrots cauliflower lettuce and onions with prices per bunch or sack. Cabbage, celery, and other produce show mixed quality signals. apples and pears like Jonathan and Golden Delicious appear with specific price ranges.
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A-Bov
Ld di Bakitn
Iskla
Sida Pasead
Ivor
Hathaune
Hathouse Tb
Oskiw
Medtwe
Darge Wir
Bekie
Baldwins
Northwestern
Evangelical Church Mulls Twelve Proposals At Conference
About 400 delegates attend the opening sessions of the Quadrennial General Conference where twelve major proposals are discussed including a merger talks with Canada’s United Brethren and plans for a larger hospital and Bible schools. The merger would form the Evangelical United Brethren Church, the nation’s tenth largest denomination. The United Brethren begin their preliminary conference tomorrow.
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Jounstown
Pam
Evangelical Church
Canada
United Brethren Church of Canada
Lewisburg
General Administrations Council
Minnesota
Bible Schoo Ter Young
Natian
Chiarely
United Brethren
Evangelius United Brethren Churety
Sparks Creep Up Under Stairway In Wellington
Sparks from a hole caused by a buck entering a chimney at Claude Parsons block on North Main street sparked a small blaze yesterday. Smoke appeared under a stair leading to the Bai Tus family apartment, reported at about 2 pm. Chamberlain Eye Plant workers and Wellington Fire Department contained the fire to a small area. Mrs Parsons, owner, said damage is slight.
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Wellington
Claude Parson
North Main Street
William Bai» Tus
Ailus
Chamberlain Eye
Priest Dies in Cincinnati at 86 in Diocese Service
Funeral services arranged for M George H. Geers 86 oldest active priest in the Cincinnati diocese who died last night in a hospital. The report mixes with political dispatches noting Republican opposition to Truman and leadership contests in the House and Senate as conferences begin ahead of a new session.
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Cincinnati
M George H. Geers
Meter Believer Returns Dollar For Broken Elyria Meter
John Shaw of United Mills in Grafton mailed a dollar to Elyria after a ticket for parking at a broken meter. City officials acknowledged the meter problem and returned the dollar while praising Shaw for reporting the fault. Shaw said meters are a fair way to fund parking and criticized opposition as lacking constructive alternatives.
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John Shaw
United Mills
Grafton
Elyria
Shaw
Fey
Cis
Eivy Fathers
Four Auto Drivers Fined By Mayor
Four Elyria drivers appeared before Mayor A. R. Agiate this morning on traffic charges. Francis Dusmont received the heaviest penalty a $50 fine plus costs and a six month license suspension for driving under the influence after an accident on Bast avenue that damaged a parked car and struck steps at 1200 East avenue. Arthur B. Wilson was fined $15 plus costs for reckless driving. Billy Payne of Detroit road paid $10 fine for reckless driving from an accident at Glevedand street and Abbe road. Doc Jones paid $10 for reckless driving after an accident on West avenue and Broad street, failing to stop at a traffic light due to insufficient brakes and colliding with two other cars.
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A. R. Agiate
Francis Dusmont
Nearth Abbe Road
Bast Avenue
Polity
Dumont
C. M. Smith
Gulf Road
East Weenue
East Avenue
G. J. Elberts
Fast Avenue
Arthur &. Wilson
Bellavens
Hew
Momme
East Bridge Strea
Billy Payne
Detroit Road
Glevedand Street
Abbe Road
Elyria
Doc Jones
Bath Street
Coats
Weat Avenue
Broad Street
Jones
HH. Walborn
Govan
Tony Wawreneaik
West Avestak
200 Couples Attend The Legion Dance
A community Legion event drew about two hundred couples to a dance, with Honey Cook's orchestra providing music. Police reported youth disturbances and a small gang incident on nearby streets, while club members and officers discussed security and attendance.
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Legion
American Legion
Plea of a Gold Star Mother Reads at UN Dinner
Secretary Byrnes read a letter from a grieving mother of Marine Gordon Schnelle, killed on Sugar Loaf Hill, expressing desire for peace and prayers for the enemy. She spoke of seven children, shared memories of her son’s bravery, and urged a just peace and aid for the hungry. The moment drew silent tribute from Molotov, Bevin, and other leaders.
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Byrnes
Prc
Gordon Schnelle
Co. 1
3Rd Bn
4Th Marines
Lloyd
San Diego
America
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Ridgeville Water Line Project Approved by County Commission
County commissioners approved detailed Ridgeville water line plans after state health department clearance. A four day public hearing in December was set for December 9 10 and 11 to handle a large turnout, with estimates of line routing from Elyria city limits east to the Cuyahoga County line along Center Ridge Road and side roads. Some project segments may be dropped if residents oppose certain portions after the hearing.
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Ridgeville
State Department of Health
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Center Ridge
Two Trainmen Killed in Freight Locomotive Blast
In Tucson Arizona two trainmen were killed and three others seriously hurt when a boiler room exploded on a freight locomotive near the city. The accident occurred this morning as crews were working on the engine. Authorities were investigating the blast and its cause.
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Tucson
Arih
Court Agrees To Rule In OPA Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if OPA Administrator Paul Porter can delegate subpoena power to district directors in three cases. The court also did not issue formal decisions on about 20 cases from October. Other actions include upholding land seizure in Puerto Rico, denying review of SEC order on foreign subsidiaries, and upholding FPC order on gas prices for Cities Service Gas Co.
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Washington
Supreme Court
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
Hatch “Clean Polifies
Utah
Puerto Rico
Emirt
Security and Exchange
Relne
Waerery Lumber Con
Lerbaiderey
Mohawk Wrecking and Lumber Co
Detroit
Soviet and American Arms Reduction Talk At UN Assembly
The report quotes a Soviet delegation urging broad disarmament while the American side emphasizes verification and gradual steps. The United States and Soviet representatives clash over defense production and energy issues during the UN session.
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Widdorf Astoria
General Assembly
United States
Auieriee
Cones Erahiens
Wahi
Mr. and Mrs Wight Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Wellington residents Hermon J Wight and wife mark 60 years of marriage on November 7 1866 with a family dinner for 43 relatives at their home Stovetock. Grandchildren Mary Wight Jane Wight Elizabeth Leveds Wight Penny performed a musical program. Attendees included relatives from San Wilks Ohio New London Pusivasitlo Chardon Bombard UL Willaaatley and Wellington. Mrs Adold Wight of New Tansdan Mrs Carroll Wight and Mrs Franklin Wight attended.
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Wellington
Hermon J. Wight
Hermek Wuditernial
Stovetock
San Wilks
Oerhin
New London
Pusivasitlo
Chardon
Bomhard
Willaaatley
Rooshert
Garand
Alimony and probate actions in Amherst and Elyria cases
Alimony of 20 dollars weekly ordered for Marlow P Zunt to Irma F P Zunt of Dewey Road Amherst in a court action filed by Mrs Zunt. Probate papers list three estates with total value of 14527 dollars including Edward L Lembach Elyria estate at 8092.21 dollars and Adelaide Shuster Elyria estate at 5000 dollars. Divorce suits filed in Lorain and Amherst districts include Virginia Yarmack and Paul Yarmack and Kermit Dobbins and Marisa Martin Dobbins.
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Marlow P. Zunt
Irma FP
Zunt
Dewey Road
Amherst
D. A. Cook
John H. Einwachter
Antherst
Einwachter
North Ridge Road
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Claudia M. Warburton
Sunnyside Beach
Vermilion
Tadivy
Edward L. Lembach
Elyria
Adelaide Shuster
Evelyn Frances Goudy
Lorain
Virginia Sylah Yarmack
Paul Joseph Yarmook
Couple's charity event aids shut-ins in town
The couple organized a charity effort after their fans pledged two until pifis, showering Witt Dowers with donations that were later distributed among the town's shut-ins, bringing relief to residents in need.
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Fin
Capacity Crowd At VFW Armistice Day Banquet
A capacity crowd attended the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1078 Armistice Day banquet at St. Paul’s Evangelical church last evening followed by a VFW dance on Second Street. Dames of Malta served chicken. Jim Armitage hosted. Tom Mihalis appealed for GI JOE greetings. Comrade Moyer chaired the planning committee. Local officials and community leaders extended greetings including Mayor A R C Agate Sheriff Carl Finegan and Judge D A Cook. Clem Manske introduced the VFW baseball team. Sam Beck, a disabled veteran, attended as a special guest. J Clare George spoke on Armistice Day significance.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
VFW
Second Street
Dames of Malta
Jim Armitage
Tom Mihalis
Port
GI Jor
Moyer
George Colburn
Corbett
Southam
Ray Graves
Raymond Neff
Larry Severs
A. R. ¢. Agate
E. J. Stankard
Carl Finegan
D. A. Cook
Clem Manske
Plan To Send Body Of Bride To Texas
Mary Pyle Kimmey a 26 year old kidnapped bride was found dead with her suitor Chalmers Tallbaugh. The bodies were recovered near Linbaughs cedar swamp along Route 40 south of Lakehurst New Jersey. Glynn F Kimmey her husband arranged the return of the body to Texas Crockett. Police say Tallbaugh killed himself and there will be no inquest. The body will be shipped to Texas today.
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Toms River
N. J
Mary Pyle Kimmey
Crockett
Tex
Glynn F. Kimmey
Chalmers Tallbaugh
Ocean County
Robert Gibson
Gary
Akron
Laubaugh
Guns &F Point
Gibson
FBI
New Jersey
Texas
Linbaugh
Lake«hurst
Suspended jail sentence for liquor law violation in Agate court
Clarence L Swalton 22 Chestnut Street was fined 100 and costs and given a suspended 30 day jail term for liquor law violations. The suspension hinges on future good behavior after state liquor department inspectors arrested him Saturday night. Three other men faced intoxication fines of five dollars and costs in the same session: Fred Berg and John Strurks of a railroad camp and Booker T Washington of 18 Woodford Avenue. Worcester reported a license plate tampered with.
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Clarence L. Swalton
Chestnut Street
A. R. Agate
Swinton
A A. Agente
Fred Berg
New York Central Railroad
Broad Street
John Strurks
West Bridge Street
Booker T. Washington
Woodford Avenue
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P.R. Smith & Co
Cleveland Stockh Exchange
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Ohio
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Olivia, Minn
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6Th Marine Division
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Tire & Battery Service
Marsh & Son
Cedar St
George Eddy
Sheriff's Deputies
Bonita Eddy
Court of Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
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Joseph Kozel
Napoleon
Kozell
June Twige
Elyria- Belting and Machinery Company
Bringer Manuacturing Company
Charles H. Lampen
Wellington Townshi
Common Pleas Court
Charles C. Miller
Karol Kowalski
Kermitt T. Dobbins
Marisa Martin Dobbins
Chicago
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Belpre
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Sams
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Dart
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Chicago Rockets
Cleveland Browns
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