Seven students to compete in annual Voice of Democracy
Seven students from Elyria High Elyria Catholic and Ridgeville High schools will vie in the Voice of Democracy contest Tuesday. Contestants include Ted Berg Winifred Emery Marilyn King Charles Sprenkle Patricia Gallagher Bob Arnold and Rita Guttman. Winners determined by content delivery and originality on WEOL radio 9 to 10 p m with prizes including two clock radios.
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Elyria High
Elyria Catholic
Ridgeville High
Ted Berg
Winifred Emery
Marilyn King
Charles Sprenkle
Patricia Gallagher
Bob Arnold
Ridgeville
Rita Guttman
WEOL
Berg
Miss Emery
Miss Guttman
Miss Gallagher
Miss King
Arnold
Sprenkle
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Carlson
Neil Keech
Ernie Malham
Paul Wilson
Bob Collins
Eyrin Lions Club
Gray- 08
Italian immigrant denies kiss with cor respondent’s wife
Luciano Troiano, a recent Italian immigrant, told a divorce court he never kissed the wife of the man who named him as co respondent. He added he merely kissed her husband, who is a fourth cousin, calling the gesture an old Italian custom.
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Toronto
Luciano Troiano
Troiano
Picket Line Violence Costs Union Fine Details
In Columbus Ohio nine people were injured and 75 cars damaged during a protest as the United Auto Workers clash at North American Aviation. Judge Joseph M. Harter imposed a 50 000 fine with 25 000 suspended for good behavior amid threats and political pressure from union officials. Talks aimed at ending a month old strike affecting 33 000 workers continue in hopes of resuming plant operations in Columbus and Los Angeles.
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Columbus
Cloj
United Auto Workers
North American Aviation Inc
Harter
Elmer Adkins
Wonion
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Harter
Momharter
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calit
Senate records UPI juvenile delinquency dispatches praise
A Senate subcommittee catalogued United Press dispatches on juvenile delinquency as constructive public service. FBI Director Hoover contributed material and reporters in Macon Fort Worth Ayer San Francisco and Terre Haute assisted. The chairmen urged awareness and corrective action.
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Washington
Senate
United Press
Ing
Thomas C. Hershings
D-Mo
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Macon
Fort Worth
Tex
Ayer
Mass
San Francisco
Terre Haute
Ind
Hennings
Subcommittee
Robert C. Hendrickson
R-Nj
Doomed By Diesels, Old Coal Dock Razed
The 500 ton New York Central coal dock near Kenwood street in Elyria was razed after a long modernization project begun in October. The area is now 100 percent dieselized with tracks repurposed for passenger and freight service and the yard office rebuilt as the diesel facility headquarters. Bert Herrick oversaw dismantling and Lang notes the change reflects a nationwide streamlining of the system.
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New York Central System
Collinwood
M.S
Elyria Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central
Elyria
Paul D. Lawson
Stanford Avenue
Kenwood Street
R. W. Lang
Bert Herrick
Cleveland
Coal Dock
Lang
Joseph Bedocs Retires From Western Automatic After Long Service
Joseph Bedocs Sr a longtime employee of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company retires this month after nearly 42 years with the firm. Born in Hungary he began as a job setter in 1912 and witnessed the plant grow from two departments to about 1400 workers with advanced multi spindle machines. He never had an accident, was a night supervisor during the war, and retires to enjoy Hungarian dishes with his wife at Elyria home. He and his wife had four sons and ten grandchildren.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Joseph Bedocs
Erie Street
Csakany
Hungary
Bedoes
Western Automatic
Woodland Avenue
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Bedocs
National Guard to man on site anti aircraft battalions
The Army plans minute man units of National Guard anti air craft battalions around major cities to defend against air attack. Initial battalions will be centered around Washington with 26 states to follow. Units will be equipped with Nike missiles when available and staffed by volunteers trained in electronics. Enlistment age is being raised to 45 for first enlistments and 55 for re enlistees.
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Army
National Guard
Pentagon
District of Columbia
jPlan
Vas
Guard
Taking Natural Looking Pet Photos With Lamps and Light
Practical tips for achieving natural color in pet pictures using lamps and projectors. Compare indoor and outdoor setups, test with various lamps, and seek in store demonstrations to improve sharp focus and overall balance.
Plan Committees For Ohio Narcotics Fight
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill announced county citizens committees to study and spotlight the narcotics menace and push for better laws. Alvin J Krenzler will direct the study for the Legislature with a broad investigation including police, addicts, doctors, and pharmacists. Ohio aims to model tighter narcotics laws, noting neighboring states harsher penalties.
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Columbus
C. William O'Neill
Citizens Committees
O'Neill
Alvin J Krengler
Krenzler
Senate
State
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Buckeye
Radio Moscow backs ban on A and H bombs
London reports Radio Moscow urged arms reduction and a ban on A bombs and H bombs as an ever pressing necessity. It said Russia would not relax opposition to impartial inspection amid postwar disarmament talks.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Russia
Petition Protests Lighting At Oberlin Traffic Island
A petition collecting signatures to demand lighting and improved left turn facilities at the state built traffic island at the Route 20 and Route 10 intersection east of Oberlin gains traction. Locals George Mulkey and Walter Reinhard report over 400 names in less than a week and plan to deliver the petition to Governor Lausche next month.
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State Highway Department
Oberlin
George Mulkey
Walter A. Reinhard
Ashland
Lausche
Mulkey
Picture Of The Week Dims On Film Sandwiched With Sound
The article discusses camera exposure and focus for portraits, highlighting the shoe and the dog as subjects. It contrasts color projection and background blur, and then shifts to early magnetic sound for 8mm and double sprocket film, noting equipment needs, synchronization, and the pros and cons of lamp strength for living room versus big screen viewing.
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Bob Lautenschlager
Bob
Hollywood
Corder
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