Lorain County Funds For School For Retarded Children Approved
County commissioners approved a $1000 appropriation to finance a privately run school for mentally retarded children in Lorain for the balance of the year. State aid may refund up to $200 per child under legislation directed by the county child welfare department. Howard Wels Jr and Mrs Kurkie discussed funding for the next three months, with a plan to set up $6000 for next year.
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School For
Lorain
Romney
Chid Welfare Department
Howard Wels, Jr
Hared Kurkie
Wth County
Cormissioners
Wells
Leratn
Welle
Bus Drivers Strike Shuts Youngstown Transit
More than ten bus drivers walked out in Youngstown leaving 162000 residents without bus service in the city’s first strike since 1949.
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Youngstown
Open House Showcases Elyria School Addition
Guests toured the expanded Elyria school facilities including seven classrooms a music room clinic offices restrooms and storage with gated access to section off areas during auditorium use. A 230 pm open house featured student guides a musical program by sixth graders and remarks by Principal Miss Doris Snyder.
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John Snore
Sue Hunger
Marr Thompson
Catherine Storad
Edison
Doris Snyder
Elyria Serial
Tevsahs Vho
Dhe Voric
Dhe
renTeser 'Aives
Costo
Iohn Haufmar
Bordissiey
Planes clash over MIG Alley in Korea sustains heavy losses
In northwest Korea29 UN Sabrejets attacked two battles with MIG-15s as US Marines fought from dawn to noon to dislodge Chinese on a western front hill. Allied pilots claimed 73 MIGs engaged and 62 destroyed in the month. Navy reported 263 planes from carriers Kearsarge Princeton and Essex joined air forces to strike a Communist supply center on Korea’s east coast.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Navy
Tokyo
Kearsarze
Princeton
Essex
Filmore Faces Two Traffic Violations in Lorain Incidents
Lorain man Robert L. Filmore was cited on two traffic violation charges after separate crashes. In the Lakeover collision a car rear ended by Filmore’s, injuring a 14 month old passenger, and later his parked car struck another vehicle owned by Elyria Fireman Maynard Hintz while leaving the police station. Filmore is to appear in police court on October 1.
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Robert L. Filmore
Lorain
Lakeover
Robert E Fidler
Emerson Heurt
Douglas Dingan
School Street
Filmore
Maynard Hintz
Tenth Street
Elyria City
Filmere S Too
Firemen Share Warm Hearted Help With Old World Flavor
Reporter recalls visiting the central fire station where firefighters repair a carved pine furniture piece. They joke about gifting the piece after inspecting it and later use it as kindling in winter. The story highlights the firemen's friendly, generous spirit.
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Central Fire Station
Senior CYO Skit Night Planned by Elgris Unit
The Elgris Senior CYO group will meet tonight at S&S Marys caird to view a skit featuring a short amor ous part. President Raieh Capasso notes a rehearsal and plans for the event with travel details to Ca- Leros for a Saturday gathering and multiple teams involved.
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Stemters
Elgris
S&s
Marys Caird
Raieh Capasso
Messit
Winners Named in YMCA Art Contest at Craft Shop
Albert Werden announced the results of the YMCA Arts and Crafts contest held last Saturday. First prize went to Richard Landis for an ink and watercolor Oriental theme. Second prize to Robert Newman for three finger paintings. Third prize to William Ealtman for a tempera abstraction. Honorable mention awarded to several tempra and finger drawings.
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YMCA
Albert Werden
Richard Landis
Robert Newman
Willliam Ealtman
Denny Beiter
Jeffrey Mae
New Treasury
Republican Women Plan Workshop Luncheon Tomorrow
Republican precinct committee women and assistants will attend a workshop luncheon in the Wick room of the First Congregational church at 1230 p m tomorrow for instructions on get out the vote for November 4. Ruth Fox, chairwoman, said short talks will be given by Mrs Florence Morris, vice chairwoman of the state central executive committee, Mrs Lila Black, state committeewoman from this district, and Mrs Helen Wood, Huron county committeewoman.
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Uheir
Wick
First Congregational Church
Ruth Fox
Lorain Man Hurt In Accident On Route 58
Edward E. Fannin 27 of 4213 Clifton Avenue Lorain was injured when his car skidded on the slippery pavement on Route 58 one mile south of Wellington. The vehicle overturned into a ditch. he received first aid at Falls Clinic and later treatment at St Joseph’s Hospital. His wife Marion and two sons were not injured as the car sustained moderate damage.
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Wellington
Edward E. Fannin
Clifton Avenue
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Fannin
Falls Chinic
St Joseph's Hospital
Mariion
Jarry
Danny
Elevator Operators and Chicago Strike Ends
Elevator operators in Chicago ended a sit down strike today after AFL Local 88 and the Starters Union accepted wage and working condition changes proposed by the Building Managers Association. About 500000 downtown workers regained access to upper floors as the disruption ended.
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Chicago
Eievater
AFL
Bund.ce Managers Association
Death Records for Mrs R Scott Lyons
Wellington street resident George Lo Wace of 48 Fortn street died Saturday at Oakwood Hospital after a long illness. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Andrews Funeral Home with the Rev John Hess McComb officiating. Burial will be in Rochester cemetery. Survived by a mother and several aunts and uncles.
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Wellington
George Lo Wace
Wel ‘ Sora
Neo
Witham Miaiav
Mirs
Anna Wilcox
New Londer
Andrews Funeral Home
John Hess McComb
Broadway Freshierian Church
New York City
Bunai
Rochester
Dr. Hutchins Named Director of Music at First Methodist Church
Dr. Farley A Hutchins named director of music at the First Methodist Church in Cleveland. He leads the church music department, faculty for a church music conference, and brings extensive training from Baldwin Wallace, Union Theological Seminary, and the American Guild of Organists. He has 17 years as organist and choir director, 75 organ recitals, and earlier posts including minister of music at Fort Washington Presbyterian Church.
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Dr. Hutchins
First Methodist Church
Fever Methodist Church
Farley A Hutchins
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
Hutchins
Lawrence Conservatory of Music
School of Sacred Music
Union Theological Seminary of
New York City
Alfred Greenfield
New York
Lowell Beveridge
Columbia University
Clarence, Dickinson
David 43Rch
Williams
Carl Weinrich
Huen Porter
Dickinson
American Guild of Orpazisis
Guild
Cleveland
Husterins
Fort Washington Presbyterian Church
Mississippi Southern College
Chicago
East
Midwest
South
Norman Green
September New Car Sales Rise but Lag 1951 Records
County Clerk H E Agate reports September totals of 343 new automakes and 34 new trucks in Lo rain county, down from 442 cars and 47 trucks in September 1951. Monthly sales this year track a pattern slightly higher than prior months but remain below last year’s peak.
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H E. Agate
Lorain County
Firemen Answer Four Alarms On Saturday
Elvica firemen answered four alarms Saturday. Three calls were grass and brush fires. A grass fire on Hazel street at 1:29 p.m. was extinguished and a second on Oni0' street at 3:.. p.m. was caused by children driving with matches. A brush fire on Clover street was reported at 3.40 p.m. A car fire in Me in Dre was caused by wiring under the dash.
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Elvica
Hazel Street
Clover Street
Norman Dre
Mein Dre
Tre
C C F Members to Akron for Instruction Meeting
Local C C F members plan to attend an instruction meeting at the temple tomorrow evening. Transportation will be provided for those arriving by 7:00 PM. Several members will be absent due to the Akron gathering, but all remaining members are urged to attend the regular meeting also scheduled for tomorrow night at the temple.
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Toof Iedge
Akron
Tomorree
Temme
Former Warden Of Ohio Pen Dies
COI CMBUS Prestier E Tromas, warden of Ohio Penitentiary when 306 residents were killed in 1930, died at news home here after being ill for a year. He was 80. Also prominent as key figure in 1935 ousting by Gay Martin J. Pave and later events.
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Prestier E Tromas
Ohio Penitentiary
Nes
Martin J. Pave
Fort Tor
Court House work and county actions update
Court house discussions include road and utility work with an estimated cost around 25 dollars and a plan to connect streets to the Amherst road system. County commissioners call for bids October 12 to buy 13 000 gallons of gasoline for the county garage. Divorce actions feature William Potter versus Evelyn Bert Mulder versus Rita Irene Swain versus Stanley, with name restoration for a prior surname.
42 Per Cent Of Men Called In Draft Rejected
Washington reports that 42 percent of Korean War draftees were found unfit for service. Selective Service records show 1 128 of 2 760 inducted since August 1940 rejected for physical mental moral reasons. Officials said they were surprised by the rate and noted World War II rejection rates were much lower.
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Washington
Selective Service
Healsey
Weekend Ohio Accidents Kill 18 People
A series of weekend crashes in Ohio left at least 18 dead and many injured. The incidents involved multiple vehicles and included a vehicle fire and severe burns. Rescue teams and authorities are investigating the causes across several counties.
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Ohio
Capture Third Suspect In $248,000 Robbery
FBI agents arrested a third suspect in a $248 000 robbery probe tied to a Duncan Oklahoma case. Jean Paul Norris, 31, of Duncan and Houston, was identified by FBI Agent A Zree during a raid.
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Oklahoma City
FBI
Two Injuries From Weekend Car Accidents In Oberlin
Two people sustained minor injuries in weekend crashes. William E. Keiley suffered a forehead laceration when Kenneton Jonas stopped at a light, with Keiley cited for lack of control. Four year old John Kivop Jr. was cut behind the ear after a collision involving Charles J. Clark, who faces city court for control violations. Other minor crashes were reported including a rear collision involving Ted Tobin and Roy Phares, and several damage estimates around $300 to $450.
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Wlliam E. Keiley
Bell Avenue
Kenneton V
Jonas
Kellex
John Kivop, Jr
Joann Kiylop
Hillard Rcord
Kivop
Middle Avenue
Trafic
Fifteenthstreet
Charles J. Clark
W.yard
Clark
Ted Tobin
Chicago Transportation Company
Roy B. Phares
Hale Road
Oberlin
Seventeenth Street
Phares
Bert W. Szabo
West River Street
Paul OD. Stanko
Stanko
Huron Street
Clyde Troutman
Winckles Street
Harry Jarvis
Princeton Avenue
Oberlin Road
Eighteenth Street
Sindar
Police Seek Aid In Search For Missing Man Donald Meyers
Police and sheriff departments were asked last night to aid in a search for Donald Meyers forty three who has been missing since 2 p m yesterday reported by Mrs Gross of 638 East Broad Street.
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Donald Meyers
Police report lists weekend traffic and disorderly conduct cases
Lorain and surrounding areas report numerous speeding citations and disorderly conduct arrests over the weekend. Individuals named include Ralph M Lyons Lois Overture Herbert Wess Harry Knight Joan Pirrung Early J Reesey John G McGee Claude Kelly Mary Knapp Charlie Van Amomier Ed Krust Thomas McGhee Caltons and Jack Allison. Fines, warrants and investigations were noted at multiple locations including Elyria Lorain West Bridge East Bridge Case Avenue Broad Street and the New York Central crossing.
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Ralph M. Lyons
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
West Bridge Street
Lois Overture
University Heights
Herbert Wess
Cleveland
Harry Knight
East Bridge Street
Intex
Joan Pirrung
New York Central Railroad
Elyria Memoral Hospital
J. Reesey
Tennyson Avenue
New York Central
Olive Street
John G McGee
Indiana Governor Faces Senator Jenner in Tough Race
In Indianapolis Indiana Senator William E Jenner battles for a second term against Democratic Governor Henry F Schricker a figure praised as Hoosier Democrats most popular politician Schricker who began in the Roosevelt era has opposed Jenner over welfare secrecy and the two vie alongside the gubernatorial contest. Jenner supports Eisenhower and accuses Truman and Acheson while Schricker relies on small crowds and plain speaking to connect with voters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Willam E. Jenner
Truman
Henry F. Schricker
Schricker
Jenner
Indiana
Congress
George N. Craig
American Legion
Senate
Homer EF. Capehart
Junior Hi Y Chapter Organizes 1954 Elyria Unit
The Elyria Hi Y junior chapter completes its 1954 program year with Adelbert Gorham as president. Committees include Program chaired by Bill Isenberg with Dick Wills Carman Moore and Edgar Drake. Sports chaired by Ronald Pillion with Jack Ives Charles Jenkins and Wilbur Garland. Devotional chaired by Alan Campbell Rodger Cuff. Membership chaired by George Birk with Donald Owen and Robert Markel. Social chaired by Bill Standen with Tom Brown David Schwind and Leon Smith. Two projects done: printing school cheers for football crowds and creating large cardboard signs bearing yell names for cheerleaders.
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Elyria Hi-Y
Adelbert Gorham
Bill Isenberg
Dick Wills
Carman Moore
Edgar Drake
Ronald Phillion
Jack Ives
Charles Jenkins
Wilbur Garland
Alan Campbell
Rodger Cuff
George Birk
Donald Owen
Robert Markel
Motorists Fined After Minor Accidents
Two motorists were fined 10 dollars and costs each after minor accidents. James Curry of 28 Chestnut Street was charged with failure to keep car under control and cited for the crash with Kathherine Albright at 290 State Street. Mary C. Arndt of 445 Princeton Avenue faced failure to yield right of way after hitting a car at 112 West Avenue. Marvin Johnson of 233 East Thirty Third Street Cleveland was fined 20 dollars for reckless driving and 10 dollars for failing to produce a license after being observed driving erratically at Middle Avenue and Broad Street.
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James Curry
Chestnut Street
South Maple Street
Oberlin Road
Kathherine Albright
State Street
Mary C. Arndt
Princeton Avenue
West Avenue
Marvin Johnson
East Thirtythird Street
Cleveland
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Broad
TV Programs To Tell Story Of The Handicapped
A half hour TV program on handicapped people airs tonight at 8:30 on WXEL Cleveland and two other stations. Governor Frank Lausene leads a panel with business, industry, and labor leaders and several disabled individuals who have overcome impairments. A ten minute play About It Counts is included to mark the opening of National Employ the Handicapped Week and promote employment of disabled workers.
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WXEL
Cleveland
Frank J Lausene
Tacor
National
Ioyal
Three Men Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Three men each fined 125 and costs with six month license suspensions after Mayor Henry W. Ault handled their DWI charges. Raymond Cooley was seen turning from a center lane into a Broad street parking spot and was intoxicated. Juan J. Roca was found driving without lights after a report of a car backing into a yard near a house. Andrew Corneil fled city limits at high speed and nearly hit a police cruiser while reversing his car. Leland M. Steinhoff was cited for speeding and unsteady behavior after leaving a service station. Hillard Atkinson faces reckless driving charges to be heard in police court.
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Floria
Henry W. Ault
Raymond Cooley
Lake Avenue
Broad Street
Cooley
Juan J. Roca
Eagle Avenue
Lorain
Roca
Andrew Corneil
West Avenue
Eivica
Fiv
Cleveland Street
Leland M. Steinhoff
Williams Street
East Avenue
Seeme
Hillard Atkinson
Follette Street
Oberlin
West River Street
Stock Market Noon Quotations Reported For Several Firms
At noon quotations list for American Radiator American Telephone and Telegraph Arca Manufacturing Bendix Aviation CarvRiser Cities Service Cleveland Electric Mun Columbia Gas General Motors Kennecott Copper Kroger Montgomery Ward Central Ohio Edison Ohio Power Penna Railroad Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Second Vacuum Standard of Ohio Standard Oil Texas Company Toledo Edison Westinghouse Woolworth Co. and others with fractions like 12 and 43 percent shown.
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American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper Arca Mfg
Bendix Aviation ‘Carvsier Cities Service
Cleveland
Elec
Columbia Gas
General Motors Lidden Co
Kennecott Copp
Kroger
Montgomery
Central Ohio
Westinghouse A Brake Woolworth Co
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland markets report mixed livestock prices with cows and cattle showing varied bids. Hogs and lambs list moderate values with seasonal demand. figures indicate upper ranges around 34 to 38 for prime cattle and 25 to 27 for certain sheep categories.
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Clevel
Cleveland
Gisc
Chase
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