Ohio Farm Youth Faces Death Penalty in Mast Murder
Jerry Killinger, who will be 18 tomorrow, may receive the death sentence for killing Harold Mast, 23, with a shotgun. Prosecutors seek capital punishment while defense argues criminal insanity. Co-defendant Max Amerman faces trial later for allegedly orchestrating the crime and influencing Killinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Jerry Killinger
Ohio
Harold Mast
Killinger
Max Amerman
Mast
William G. Batchelder
Killingers
Amerman
Batchelder
Max
Matt
Jerry_ Killinger
Amerian
Randi
Ameriman
Aiasts
Hint Amerman
30 Persons To Be Summoned For Jury Duty
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced 30 residents will be summoned for common pleas court jury service beginning next Monday. Elyrians named include Paul Groh Perry Johnson Maynard Huene Mildred Wainwright Ada Milliren Mable Stander Edna Shiley Wendla Pearson Mildred Ives Ruth Dron Alfred Nay Minnie Dyer Francis Crow and 1828 Grafton road Others from nearby towns include Jack Mills John White Helen Bradley Harold Edwards Norman Everson Lillian Bearskin Patrick Vasu Vincent Zarney Urban Koethe Katherine Fitch Walter Glick Katherine Croskey John Dzambik Edith Lewis Meta Sprague Joe Maiden Nellie Waite.
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Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Paul Groh
Vulcan Street
Perry Johnson
Ball Avenue
Maynard Huene
Ifilan Hollow
Mildred Wainwright
Middle Avenue
Ada Milliren
West Avenue
Mable Stander
Harwood Street
Edna Shiley
Butternut Ridge
Wendla Pearson
E. Broad Street
Mildred Ives
Ruth Dron
Ninth Street
Alfred Nay
Hamilton Avenue
Minnie Dyer
Howe Street
Francis Crow
Grafton Road
Jack Mills
Center Ridge
John White
Helen Bradley
Grafton
Harold Edwards
Oberlin
Norman Everson
R. D
Wellington
Lillian Bearskin
Vermilion
Patrick Vasu
Avon Lake
Vincent Zarney
Amherst
Lorain
Urban ‘Koethe
Katherine Fitch
Walter
Glick Katherine Croskey
John’ Dzambik
Edith Lewis
Meta Sprague
Joe Maiden
Nellie Waite
Patterson resigns to lead Lancaster high school
Hilliard Ohio, O W F Patterson 42 year old high school principal since 1943 has resigned to become principal of Lancaster high school. He will assume his new duties in January.
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Hilliard
W. F. Patterson
Princpal
Lancaster High School
Ford to Lay Off 50 000 Five Days Due to Cutbacks
Ford Motor Company ordered part time layoffs of 50 000 workers as cutbacks in defense materials hit auto production. River Rouge plant will idle for five days between now and December 1 due to shortages aggravated by steel mill slowdowns. Smaller layoffs will occur at three Michigan plants and plants in Canton Ohio Green Island New Jersey. The broader auto industry faces government controls on scarce metals with the appliance sector next likely to feel the pinch.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
United Press
River Rouge
Michigan
Canton
Green Island
National Production Authority
NPA
Draft Board Calls Eight Professional Men for Examinations
Four Elyria professionals a doctor a dentist and a veterinarian lead a group of eight first priority candidates called for preinduction medical examinations. The eight include four professionals and four others with less than 90 days of prior military service. Exempt status remains for one sole survivor son, and examinations will be held in Cleveland on Friday December 3.
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Elyria
Elyria Board
Cleveland
X-Ray Unit To Be Here Friday
Lorain County mobile chest X ray unit from the Health and Tuberculosis Association will visit Elyria on Friday. The unit will be stationed on Broad Street at Ely Park to offer screenings for tuberculosis between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Nearby merchant Elstra Fish Market advertises seafood at 115 East Ave. Phone 3432.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Avgl
Lorain County Health & Tuberculosis Association
Broad Street
Ely Park
Elstria
East Ave
28 881 Yanks Officially Listed As Casualties Korean War
Defense Department figures show 28 881 American casualties officially reported through Nov 10. Included are 4 283 killed in action and 511 who died of wounds. Wounded total 19 740 with 4 347 missing in action, four dead in prison camps, 517 returned to units, and 107 officially reported captured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Elyria Man Thrown Into Windshield In Car Collision
Police report a series of minor crashes in Elyria and Wellington areas. John Shamel suffered head pain and a bloody nose after a collision where Harold Black's car struck his windshield. Black was driving with Lawrence Cromer as another collision occurred near Foster Avenue.
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John Shamel
Sheriff Street
Harold Black
Wellington
Black
Lawrence Cromer
R. D
Wakeman
Lake A
Cromer
Foster Avenue
Wilford A. Moore
Lorrain
Broad Street
East Avenue
Stephen Stanko
Fourth Street
Lorn H. Gulett
Route 13
Haywood "Shaw
Clark Street
Cleveland Street
Thomas Harker
Emerson Court
George Peairs
West River Street
Peairs
Ohio Bell Service Normal During Picket Controversy
Ohio telephone service remained normal with no CIO picket lines at Ohio Bell buildings. Western Electric strikers planned a hit and run tactic unclear to officials as CWA in Ohio could not disclose details. Long distance service in greater Cleveland suffered as non-supervisory workers refused to cross lines. 4 H advisers training in Lorain Medina area was postponed announced by Leland Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Communications Workers of America
CIO
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Western Electric Co
Ohio Bell
L. R. Walkup
CWA
Cleveland
Western Electric
Western Electric Workers
Srike
Lorain-Medina Bural
Wellindon
Leland Schuler
Telephone Strike Enters Second Week In National Standstill
The nationwide telephone strike marks its second week as 34 thousand linemen from Western Electric and Michigan Bell disrupt operations across AT&T and Bell System. Courts issue injunctions hindering picket actions while violence erupts in Washington and Atlanta. Stockholders briefly seize a meeting to denounce the company and back a management plan to spend about 1 million dollars on expansion.
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New York
Western Eléctric Co
Michigan Bell
American Telephone & Telegraph
Bell System
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Atlanta
AT & T
Storms batter Pacific Coast and Midwest
Two major storms moved across the nation. A Pacific front stretched 1100 miles from Juneau to San Francisco with heavy rain and winds. Oregon rivers rose as North Bend saw over four inches. A Midwest system centered in Wisconsin brought snow and high winds across the Upper Mississippi. warnings extended to Lake Michigan and Brownsville to Lake Charles.
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Pacific Coast
Midwest
Juneau
Alaska
San Francisco
Oregon
North Bend
Ore
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
U. S
Lukens Named Fairborn City Manager
Randolph Lukens assistant city manager of Escanaba Michigan is chosen as Fairborn city manager to take over duties December. He will succeed Harry A Dellinger who resigned September 21. Salary set at $5500 annually. Birelines notice for hats on Second Street announces clearance sale.
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Fairborn
D.c
Randolph Lukens
Escanaba
Mich
Toe Cal
Lnkens
Harry A Dellinger
Birelines
Offer New Profits Tax Proposal
Washington Republicans push to pass an excess profits tax in the next session but expect Senate rejection. A business committee urges Congress to reject the levy as unfair and inflationary and favors a board wide defense profits tax aiming to raise up to 10 billion dollars annually to balance the federal budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Senate
Business ‘Committee
Congress
Ways and Means
Robert C. Tait
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Leon Henderson
OPA
Levy
Tait
Truman
Treasury
John W. Snyder
West Allies Reinforce Berlin With Tanks And Troops
Berlin reports say Britain sent 12 33 ton comet tanks and advance elements of the 3rd Husars while the United States added 270 troops as West Berlin fortifies after Moscow accuses an American jet of attacking a Soviet passenger plane. The move follows a Soviet protest to U S high commissioner John McCloy, which Washington denies, saying the American F 84 Thunderjet did not attack.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
Russia
Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
Vassili Chuikov
Soviet Control Commission
U. S
John McCloy
Maurice Thorez
McCloy
Frankfurt
Air Force
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
Thorez
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U. S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Two Hunters Wounded by Pellets at Ohio Opening Day
Stephen Dale, 28, a New York Central yardman, was struck by pellets in the cheek neck arm hand and leg during a pheasant shoot in Ridgeville. He received treatment at Deaconess Hospital in Cleveland. Harrison Blake, 40, was hit in the left leg by shotgun pellets near Wellington and treated by Dr. Ralph Falls of Wellington, per the deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Wellington
Ralph Falls
Say All G.I.s To Have Winter Clothing Soon
Senator Leverett Saltonstall said the Defense Department assured every American fighting man in Korea will be completely supplied with winter clothing within a few days. He noted only the combat troops farthest advanced from supply bases remain partially unequipped.
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Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
R.mass
Korea
Saltonstall
Defense Department
Rom
Speed House Hearings On Excess Profits Tax
Washington lawmakers clash over timing for an excess profits tax bill as Democrats push to close hearings next Wednesday and move a House vote after Thanksgiving. Treasury Secretary Snyder backs a 75 percent levy on profits over a 1946 to 1949 base, with potential indi vidual tax implications and uncertain Senate action before year end.
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Speed House
Secretary of Treasury
John W .Snyder
Snyder
Chase
Pincura to Be Installed as Judge Saturday
Lorain city solicitor John Pincura will be officially installed as Lorain County Common Pleas Judge this Saturday at 10 a.m. in the courthouse. Appellate Judge Oscar Hunsicker will administer the oath. The ceremony, organized by the Lorain County Bar Association, marks Pincura's vacancy filled since Judge Guy B. Findley resigned Oct. 15 and runs through 1952. He is the second Democrat on the Lorain bench, following the late Judge Horace Redington.
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John Pincura
Lorain City
Lorain County Common Pleas
Frank Lauscher
Oscar Hunsicker
Akron
Lorain County Bar Association
Jacob Levin
Pincura
Guy B. Findley
Judge Findley
Lorrain County
dudge“Hor
Ace Redington
Registrants Headed to Cleveland for Preinduction Exams
Forty-one Elyria draft board registrants plus 13 transfers, mainly college students, left for Cleveland for preinduction physicals. Two failed to appear. Leader was John R. Osborne of 241 Seventh Street. The call had listed 39 men. Catherine McKee had notified 47 to appear. Six did not travel. one transferred to another board and three were reclassified.
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Elyria
Cleveland
John R. Osborne
Seventh Street
Catherine McKee
Grimey find yields 150 paint and oil drums near Durkee road
Deputy sheriffs and Carl Kessler report discovery of 150 drums on Con rad farm off Durkee road. About 50 were full with some labeled Universal Paint Co and signs of fire damage. One drum held stetrolene. others contained paint. Drums valued at about $3 to $4 each.
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Conrad Farm
Durkee Road
Carl Kessler
North Olmsted
Kessler
Universal Paint Co
Girl Dies of Polio At Toledo Contagious Disease Hospital
A nine year old girl Virginia Song of Holland died of polio at Toledo contagious disease hospital. The death raised the year’s polio toll to 24, surpassing 1948’s total of 23.
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Toledo
Virginia Song
Holland
Former Editor Ralph G Wright Dies in New Philadelphia
Former city editor of the New Philadelphia Daily Times Ralph G Wright died aged 62 after a two month illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in New Philadelphia.
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New Philadelphia
Ralph G Wright
New Philadelphia Daily Times
I Wright
Ohio Attorney General Elect ONeill and Stranahan Nominated
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce nominates Ohio Atty Gen Elect W. ONeill and golfer Frank Stranahan for the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce distinguished service award. Just arrived for the holiday season complete line of tropical lrenders and preserves Moran's Beverage 103 Gulf Rd adv.
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Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Atty
Cc William Oneill
Frank Stranahandr
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Moran's Beverage
Gulf Rd
Adv
Allied and Communist forces clash on Korean front lines
Allied troops advanced along a 250 mile line in Korea gaining up to five miles at several points. The 7th U S Marine Regiment broke serious Red resistance and the 1st Cavalry crossed Yongbyon. Reds launched a major assault along the northeast coastal road, while South Korean divisions and British Commonwealth units pushed forward with gains of two to three miles northwest of the Chongchon river. Temperature eased after three days of deep cold with some sleet.
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Tokyo
Korea
10Th Corps
7Th U. S. Marine Regiment
Chosin Reservoir
6Th
7Th
Tokchon
U. S. 1St Cavalry
Yongbyon
Chongchon River
Russia
South “Korea
Chongjin
Myongchon
Soviet Siberia
B.S. 24Th
Pakchon
Ohio Receives $19,933,000 for Federal Aid Roads
The Federal Bureau of Public Roads tentatively apportioned 19,933,000 for Ohio federal aid highway construction in the coming fiscal year starting next May. Ohio's shares include 7,797,000 for primary roads, 4,605,000 for secondary roads, and 7,531,000 for urban roads. Apportionments depend on area, road mileage, and population with 1949 estimates used now and potential revisions after the 1950 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
Bureau
Egypt Demands Abrogation of Anglo Egyptian Treaty
London reports that Egypt demand s the abrogation of the 1996 Anglo Egyptian pact. Premier Mustapha Nahas Pacha states the treaty has lost validity as a basis for relations and urges Britain to withdraw its troops from the Suez canal zone immediately rather than wait for the 1936 expiry.
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London
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Mustapha Nahas Pacha
Briain
Canal Zone
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Darek Florist
Jwws Fas
Marsh Guefim
City Post
Bulletin
U.S
G.i.’S
House Wars and Means Committee
Republican
Denice A. Reed
N. Y
GOP
Gene's Jewelers
West Ave
Marsh Guenin
MACS
Washe's
Mac's
Center Ridge Ra
Bendix Westingham
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