Parks operation criticized at Woman's Club meeting
Sanford blasted Cascade Park funding and safety concerns raised by Etynia cale at the Et hnia Wom an's Club gathering. He cited harassment of Park Supt. John P. Madhock and noted molesting cases in the parks this year as reported by Seaford.
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Sanford
Etyna Woman's Club
Boch Camidates
Woman’s Club
iSafforg
Etynia Cale
Cascade Park
John P. Madhock
Jay
Ay Seaford
Sid
Bohm
Guiis
Trail
Salford
West Side
Ia Neeson
Ce Fati
Lo Talh
Sanford Actaly
Black River
Or9 Bixsot Co
Castade Park
Citizenship Council of
The
Lorain Coux United Auto Workers Citzens
S$ P.m
Elyria Park Commission
Council Parks -Recreation
Court sale continues over 185 dollar judgment against Weddell Hotel Co
Accum bailiff’s sale of goods to satisfy a 185 dollar judgment against Weddell Hotel Co was continued pending an out of court settlement. Gibbs and Co Cleveland maker of beauty shop equipment sued for the amount of Cleveland Municipal Co. The sale of goods was scheduled for Sept 1 to satisfy the claim but halted by a third party claim that they were the actual owners of the property inventoried to be sold. The third party claim was dismissed by counsel in Municipal Judge Frank M Wilcox’s chambers yesterday.
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Like Weddell Hotel Co
Gibbs and Co
Cleveland
Senor Ctizens of America, Vinc
Cleveland Orchestra to Open Oberlin Recitals Series
The Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell will perform the Oberlin Recitals for 163-64 in Finney Chapel. This season launches Oberlin’s series with violinist Svidsev Harth and harpist Alice Chalifoux featured in a program including Berlioz and Hindemith works. Szell, praised by Walter Legge as Europe’s greatest gift to American musical life, continues to draw acclaim.
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Oberlin
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Fieney Cannel
Conservace of
AM Tae
Tae Roman Carnoval
Berioz
Loiroduc
Son
Allegro
Oy Ravel
Alice Chalifoux
Hindemith
Sthefus
George Szeli
Jurimme
Walter Legge
London
Palharmonia Orches
Europe
Orchesta
Urder Szell
Bath County survey warns 150 ADC children face dropping out
A Lorain County Welfare survey of 387 ADC children ages 13 to 47 finds 150 may drop out without special help. The study, a pilot for a federal goal to reduce dropouts, involved eight guidance counselors and two juvenile workers who interviewed families and reviewed school records to identify risk factors and plan targeted support.
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ADC
Bath
Loria County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Onio
U.S. Department of Welfare
Gerard Pring
Lorain
Sliss Bielfels
Questlees Askally
Renveners
Miss Bielfelt
Pritz
Canary
Soecal
Chika
City woman’s pay rise narrowed by reclassification
The Elyna public utilities office employee Mrs. Freda Bruck received a 7 percent raise to 5160 a year after a job reclassification from assistant office supervisor to head cashier. The higher 6000 salary for a dataprocessing supervisor was never filled.
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Freda Bruck
Elyna
Chronicle - Telegram
Grace
Bruck
Ford Union Talks Continue at Lorain Plant
Negotiations between Ford Motor Co and Local 425 United Auto Workers at the Lorain assembly plant proceed on a touch and go basis over 29 grievances. Both sides could not be reached as bargaining continues and no immediate strike action is reported despite a looming deadline.
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Lorain — Company
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Internal U S Steel price hike boosts on semifinished steel
U S Steel announces a one Fourth cent per pound increase on carbon bars and semi finished steel, affecting billets moved between divisions but not finished National Tube products at Lorain. Iron Age notes market strength with auto demand, while delays slow orders at National Tube and furloughed workers may return soon.
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The
Lorain
Iron Age Magazine
Natonal Tube
U.S. Steel
Equal Opportunities Committee splits on four unequal areas
Elyria's Equal Opportunities Committee opens its doors to residents feeling prejudice and forms four subcommittees to tackle unmet needs. Key figures include Rev. George Short of the NAACP Elyria chapter and chairmen Lucas Boyson and John Airdonough, with monthly sessions and a focus on employment access for Negroes.
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Equal Opportunities Committee
Elyria
Holly Hall
George Short
Elyzial Chapter
The
National Associaion For the Advancement of Colored People
Lucas R. Boyson
Lewis Kaplan
James Mitchell
John AicDonough
William Gillespie
Raymond Morris
John E. Petiress
Forrest Handley
Furst
Clifford Schneider
Royson
Arlyn Huston
Robert Gort Bayson
Don
William O'Neil
Mitchell
Miche
J. C
Penney
Kaplan
Morris
Elyria Library plans public subscription drive for new building
Elyria Library trustees plan a public subscription drive to raise 350000 to 560000 for a new library building at 316 324 Washington Ave. The project aims for a modern facility with a large reading room a separate periodical room and expanded staff pending approval and architect selection.
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Elyria Library Board
Elyria Library
Baer
Yomanee
Ulare Weturge
Mey O~ Weee
George
Yes
Sev
Iain
Sirs
Washi
Ington Ave
Elyria
Isite
Third Sc
George Nancy K. Warner
George Nancy K. Warner, Acting Librari
Maryn
Rejnmes
Ganrse
Bulldozer Larceny Case Dismissed In Elyria Court
A grand larceny charge against Olmsted Falls contractor Sam Riolo for taking a bulldozer from 2 Windsor Dr construction site on Sept 20 was dismissed for lack of evidence. Riolo admitted taking the $12,000 machine but said Alrose Housing Corp. owed him money. court costs ordered. The bulldozer had been returned.
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Olmsted Falls
Windsor Dr
Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Russell A. Sherman
Sam Riolo
Bagley Rd
Riolo
Alrose Housing Corp
University Heights
Girl Returns After Missing Alert In Elyria
Doris Graysham, 16, of 313 Ninth Street, reported missing to Elyria police early Monday, was found and returned by 11 p.m. yesterday. Her mother, Edna Graysham, reported the disappearance.
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Doris Graysham
Ninth St
Elyria
Edna Graysham
Court costs motion filed in libel suit
Dr Sieger Sheppard of Rocky River filed a libel suit against The Chronicle Telegram in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Defense attorney Robert H Rice asked to increase the court costs deposit from 20 to 230 dollars. An appeal of Judge LeRoy F Kelly's ruling in favor of the newspaper is pending in the Ninth District Court of Appeals. The case hinges on a Feb 14 Chronicle Telegram article about the Sheppard family life since the Marilyn Sheppard murder conviction on July 4, 1954.
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Lalibe
Sieger Sheppard
Rocky River
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Moton
Robert H. Rice
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Wwaich
Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
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