Surgeon Ochsner backs tobacco research effort
United Press reports Dr. Alton Ochsner, a leading surgeon, asserts cigarette smoking causes lung cancer yet volunteers to assist in a Tobacco Research Committee study. He would accept a grant to search for specific cancer-causing agents in tobacco and to help preserve the cigarette’s role in society and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Alton Ochsner
Tobacco Research Committee
Dr. Little
Dr. Ochsner
Ochsner
Tulane University
New Orleans
Little
Tobacco Industry
Stacey Ends 31 Years of Service with Title Co
H G Stacey retires after 31 years at Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co. He began in 1922, served as Justice of the Peace, and plans no special future. The piece notes debate between Drs Ochsner and Little over tobacco cancer claims and research funding conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cook Little
Ochsner
H. G. Stacey
Land Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Court Street
Phioe
Ridgeville
Stacey
Cleveland
Florence A. Steele
Washington, D. C
Vermilion School Board discusses bus routes and facilities
The Vermilion school board debated a new bus route along Lagoons citing dangerous Lake Rd and blind spots. Booster Club may use the South St building for basketball practice for grades five and six. Contract for cement sidewalk at the high school awarded to Alfred Smith.
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Tisus
Lake Rd
Laguens
South St
Ith
C.K. le Witt
Wiliam
Callahan
Guy Walker
Hus
Washington
Bert Hollosy
Walker
Alfred Smith
C.K. de Witt
DeWitt
Orlo Schwenson
Man Fined and Jailed on Indecent Exposure Charge
Fred A. Deal, 36, of 149 Clark Street, was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed for 20 days for indecent exposure. He pleaded guilty to attempted bribery of a policeman, was bound over to the grand jury, and was picked up on East Broad Street bridge. Mayor J. Grant Keys presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Deal
Clark, St
East Broad St
Deal
J. Grant Keys
SS Worker Will Appear In Columbia
Lorain County Social Security office will send a representative to Columbia on the second Friday each month. The visit will be at the town hall at 10 30 in the morning to inform residents about changes in the program and answer questions about claims benefits and account numbers.
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Columbia
Lorain County
Social Security Office
Lorain
Town Hall
J0. E. Shelley
Elyria Church Women Gather for Work Worship and Study
Local church women from Magyar Circle No 2 gather at Mrs Joseph Denes home for a meeting with Armistice Day devotion led by Rev L G Novak. Reports by circle officers, fund donations, plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas events, and guest minister announcements feature alongside notices of sick members and upcoming activities.
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Magyar Evangelical and
Joseph Denes
Jitarvard Ave
L. G., Novak
Joseph Beregszaszi
John Palagyi
Victor Papp
Womens Guild Fund
John ‘Pandy
Stephen Palagyi
Circle No
Beregszaszi
Denes
East Side Guild
Grace Heinzerling
Wiliam Humphrey
East Side
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
George Colburn
Arthur Pfaff
Cleveland St
John M. Powell
E. L. Thompson
Preston Hogle
First Methodist Church
Powell Home
Eleventh St
Susanna Reyes
Philippine Islands
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Methodist
Or. Reyes
Philip‘pines
City Officials Finalize Salary Law Proposal
City officials meet to revise the salary ordinance and prepare a proposal for council. Mayor J Grant Keys says the aim is to allow all city employees to receive a pay increase. Safety Service Director Michael Leiko City Auditor Ellsworth Albert and council finance and grievance committee members participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Safety Service
Michael Leiko
Ellsworth Albert
School Music Benefits Many Hion Week
After hearing about views, Tom Martin Judy Mioas the composer and his music star Leona Singleton and residents demonstrate they acted today and sang as one of his Family. Grae recorded marches played, angry Shawn Jeff to right arr Donna Petersen Jon Steller Jeff Stas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abou Kiews
Tom Martin
Judy Mioas
Leona Singleton
Rey |Dents
Tyday
Grae
Angery
Shawn Jeff
Donna Petersen
Jon Steller
Jeff Stas
Driver Fined After Two Crashes In City Streets
Police investigated two crashes on city streets. Charles Bi, Alan T. Botumer III faced charges. one driver pled guilty and was fined $10 with costs. A then-remarked barber, Frank C. OThiner, retired after six decades in the trade.
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Elgria
Charles Bi
US West
Middle Ave
Reoks Elimi
J. Berne
Tait
Patie Sie
Alan T. Botumer
ST Bagh St
Shus
Lake Ave
West St
Potter
Bolamner
I Cant Save a Cent Explodes Advice Across Desk
A fragmented column by Laura Hobson riffs on self-control, dieting, and the urging chorus of friends. It rails against unhelpful tips and self-improvement hype while highlighting the social pressure behind the line I cant save a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Hobson
Akaldin
Elyria Barbershop Chorus Sets Deadline for New Members
The Elyria Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society schedules its final meeting of the year to accept new chorus members. The Monday session will be at Jaycee Hall with a rehearsal at 8 p.m. followed by a brief business meeting. The chorus rehearses Wednesday at 8 p.m and performs under the Gates PLT OAL.
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Elyria
Secwty
Barber Shop
America
Dee
Jaycee
Harenod St. Swith
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United Polish Club
Bridgeport
Conn
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Vermilion
Court St
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D.D
Clyde C. Williams
WEOL
Ionary
Okinawa
Reyes
Clara Parker
Jenny Haines
Walter Leininger
D. D. Andrus
Roy Wimpeny
Charles Boggs
Pasadena Ave
John Wannenmacher
Calvary Assembly
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rev. Wannenmacher
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
East Bridge Jachive
Pastor R. M. Graber
Chroncle-Telegram
Eastern Heights School
Piichard Valentine
Lon Philip Sousa
ST Lquis
Frank C. Othiner
Robbeaw
Jesse
Price
Fed Hockarroold
Broadway
Fulton
Grafton
Ohio
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Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Avon Lake
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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