State eyes Beaver Creek area for new lake park survey
Charles Biggs, former Laraty county engineer, hired by Ohio Department of Public Works to survey property in Beaver Creek area for a proposed Lake Erie state park. Project plans cover about two miles of shooting on dake Brierman and Beaver Creek, with park boundaries mapped from the lake shore to Oak Point road and Lake Road. State legislature allotted 600000 for two Lake Erie parks, with 25000 released to cover survey costs and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Biggs
Laraty
State Department of Public Works
Beaver Creek
Ranald BE. Patterson
George Sowers
Cleveland
Ohio Department of Public Works
Conversion of Coal Into Gas Is Close
Joseph Pursglove of the American Gas Association spoke at Cleveland about coal to gas projects. He noted Pittsburgh Coal Co. is early in pilot coal gas conversion and urged oil gas and coal industries to find common ground. He predicted coal to gas may be realized soon with liquid fuels possible in summer and winter demand.
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Cleveland
Joseph Pursglove
Late American Gas Association
Linn Here Soda
Pittsburgh
Consolis Dated Coal Co
Knights Of St John To Receive Communion In Avon
Knights of St John Blyria unit will travel to Avon next Sunday October 12 to join Lorain County Commanderies for Holy Communion at Saint Marys church 8 o clock Mass Rev Father Stuber to say Mass and preach. Avon auxiliary ladies will serve breakfast. Elyria Knights invited Lorain Commandery 24 military Mass at St Ladislaus Lorain November 2 in memory of Rev Father Rivker pastor who died recently.
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St. Mars
Knights of St
St. Ladislaus Ehurch
Lorain
Nirmary
Ernest Rivker
Fragmentary OCR Reads on Allied Ships and Balkan Crisis
Fragmentary text references Soviet Union and Balkan nations seeking blame for a naval disaster, foreign trade, and UN supervision. Mentions arms control, allied reviews, and various place names and individuals in a chaotic OCR fragment with unclear context and many errors.
Elyria Educators Discuss Industrial Arts in Sandusky
Elyria High School officials and teachers travel to Sandusky for Discussion Group VI of the Ohio High School Principals Association. J. D. Severs principal and George Mirabell discuss improving the school’s industrial arts program and potential Sardis industrial arts expansion. Will Riseholder leads tonight’s session. Group 13 meetings typically occur in Hubbardton area counties with scheduled sessions in December February and April.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Ohio ‘High
J .D. Severs
George Mirabell
Prins
AJ Morris
Elytians
Sardis
Dle
Ats Ket
Severs End
Ant Thurrr
Sandusky Indus Tarts Prograam
Ladare Ty
Piscussion Group 13
Lorne
Erie
Harton
al ‘Mhertin
More Apple Trees Reported In Bloom
Apple trees in Blaesecin are evidently in bloom. The Chronicle-Relegrany reports blossom in Gralla and nearby areas with signs of fruiting. Observers note warmth helping buds, while locals expect an early harvest and record cheerful orchard activity this spring.
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Blaesecin
Lee
Chronicle
Gralla
Cepertia
Roel
Death Records and Dividend Notice in Local Ledger
Funeral services for Albert Gi Mera of Amherst are planned at St Luke's Church after his death at home on Marlowe Avenue. The obituary notes survivors, origins, and cemetery details. Also announced: The Thew Shovel Company approved a one dollar per share dividend payable October 30 to record holders by October 20. Additional reports recount a locomotive wreck with deaths and injuries, including Engineer Foster and others, with funeral and hospital details.
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Albert Meng
Bya
Wilhelmitte
de Francis
Cart Woof
Elyria
Meny
Attheret
Florence, Selubley
Cort Jon N.Y
Edna Mens
Agthind
Twee
Lickhewood
Wat
Calvary Cemetery
North Hide Road
Thew Shovel Company
Comsmon Block
BL Miller
Luckman Optimistic On Food Drive For Honesty People Abroad
Citizens Food Committee leader Chaiymvan Charles Luckman reported a generally encouraging response to the belt tightening campaign for meatless days abroad. He cautioned against overstating support and called for continued broad, organized effort from individuals, groups, and organizations to sustain the drive.
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Washington
Chaiymvan
Charles Luckman
The
Citizens, Food Committee
Americas
Luckmay
Robot Plane Arrives in Ohio After Long Auto Flight
A US Air Force robotic aircraft completed a 4 000 mile journey from Lyneham England to Wilmington Ohio aboard a four engined Skemaster. The mission involved automatic controls with manual override when needed and carried five crew and three passengers on the initial leg. The craft faced headwinds and planned support from Harmon Field at Stephenville and Clinton County near Wilmington.
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Stephenville
U. S. Air Force
Wilmington
Fran Lyneham
Harmon Field
Wilmingtoo O
James Gillespie
Lyneham
Braze Norton
Eng- Mann
Harmoniel
Air Force
Tyan
Tiahy
Wile Ivetan
Gillespie
Lynehny
Vis
Haters
Hwiew
Brae Norton
Mister
Unclear text study on election prompts and names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention voting lines and likely candidates such as Porter and Gord. The readable fragments include scattered names, vote counts, and place hints but lack coherent facts or dates. Potential polling context appears but specifics are too garbled to confirm.
Rate Increases Granted To Railroads Across Regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved freight and passenger rate hikes for railroads, totaling about 127 million dollars this year. New tariffs raise freight rates across the country, with southern lines raising passenger fares by 164 percent and Pullman fares by 66 percent. Northeast carriers receive partial relief while most lines face higher costs of operation. The commission defended the changes as necessary to keep carriers financially healthy and ensure reliable transport for national defense amid rising costs.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Macsissippi
Ohio
Poluac
Wilh Getahan
Commission
Southeastern
Western Lines
County To Sell Old Equipment Auction Notice
County commissioners announced a sale of old county equipment stored at the county garage. Deputy Auditor Rena Collier will act as auctioneer for the auction featuring heavy road gear including a Caterpillar ill reeter, a Tank wagon, two snow plows, a spreader, and office furniture. State law requires used equipment to be sold at public auction to obtain the highest bid after proper advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Collier
Tim Lu
Longshoremen Ordered to Work in Los Angeles Harbor
In Los Angeles, longshoremen were ordered to work as a strike disrupted port activity. Seven ships remained in the harbor during a week-long shutdown, with unions and government officials involved in the proceedings. The Western Employers Association faced continued tension as the dock remained at a standstill until port operations could resume after daybreak.
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Los Angeles
Heath Harbor
Winer Front
WEA
Arthur OC. Miller
Tenerbach
Pirbors
Fear 2000 Chinese Fishermen Perished
Cryptic, OCR-like text fragments mention a disaster involving Chinese fishermen and numerous deaths. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the core event references a large fishing fleet tragedy with high fatalities. No clear entities or verifiable details emerge from the garbled material.
Vandalism and Disorder Reported in Local Area
Fragmented OCR text references vandalism and disturbances with scattered names and terms. The readable bits indicate police or patrol activity, vehicle mentions, and a possible incident at an ark or park, suggesting a local disturbance or crime report. The source lacks coherent details to identify people, places, or exact times.
Distillers Protest Shutdown Plan Over Grain Shortage
Washington: A majority of distillers oppose Truman's 60 day whiskey shutdown to aid Europe, though many expect to acquiesce after protest. Industry leaders say some nations use grain for beer, complicating relief goals. Agriculture Secretary Anderson hints food campaign figures due next January could ease meatless and poultryless rules next Summer.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Charles Ticksman
President's Fund Committee
Mheros
Angie
Clinton F. Anderson
Anderson
Ato
Fire broadside against cancer grants total $363740
Washington Public Health Service released 363,749 in grants to nearly a score of colleges and institutions for cancer research and control as part of a 147 million package authorized by Congress for the year ending June 30. Key allocations include University of Louisville 7000 for carrier case analysis at Louisville General Hospital over 20 years and Kentucky State Department of Health 2280 for cytologic test type project. University of Tennessee 4 thousand for survey of cytologic test use in city hospitals.
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Washington
Liday Fred
Breadside Agaliet Cancer
Galeleges
Thee
Congress
University of Lewisville
Louisville General Hospital
State Department of Health
Ots
Kentucky
University of Tennessee
Eny Hospital
Food Price Index Declines In Week
New York Day and Bradstreet reports a drop of 10 cents in the food price index for the latest week ended September 16, with the index at 20 cents below the village day’s level and 20 cents under the previous week's reading.
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New York
Dex
Soo
Ohio Supreme Court Sifts Through Noted Issue in Rape Case
Columbus report on a high court considering a controversial matter in a rape case surrounding a defendant named Devdas and the involvement of multiple parties. The proceedings, held in the Ohio Supreme Court, address procedural questions and potential implications for legal standards in sexual assault prosecutions.
Trial Opens In Yacht Slaying Case Of Patricia Schmidt
In Havana the trial of Patricia Schmidt for the yacht slaying of her lover John Lester Mew opened in a jam crowded courtroom. Schmidt testified as prosecutors questioned her while spectators cheered her nightclub associate known as Satra. The clerk read the charge at 10 08 a m as the crowded room spilled into benches for observers.
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Havana
Patricia Schmdt
Eyacht
Dover
John Lester Mew
Miss Schmidt
Mee
Satra
Schmidt
Misa Schmidt
Police Court Reports and Local Incidents in Erie and Elyria
Lorain man Slanley A Polevu aged was arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge after a 10 30 p m incident on West avenue. Mrs Fryberper suffered knee bruises from a fall on Brad street near Fitch Co and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Leonard Hamilton of 892 Furnace street fined 15 dollars for petit larceny involving a car rope theft during tree lopping at 369 Furnace street. rope dumped near city garage. Rees and Teese identified Hamilton. rope recovered at Cascade park. Moderator Harry R McCauley of Youngstown elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Church west synod. Erie chosen as next year’s convention site.
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Slanley A. Polevu
Sedan West Avenue
Fryberper
Collins
Brad Street
Fitch Co
Elyria Members Hospital
Leonard Hamilton
Furnace Street
A. R. Agste
Rober Reese
Ralph Hancock
Railcourt
Hancock Tale
Hamiton
Teese
Hamilton
Reees
Cascade Park
Olive
Erik
Harry R. McCauley
United [Presbyterian Church
Youngsttown
Elvedere
Erie
Markets Pay Market Velans
A garbled market listing notes soybeans, calves, sheep, and hog prices with scattered figures. The fragment references producers and commodities such as soybeans around 3293 and calves at 60, 25-40, plus cows and heifers with varied price ranges, amid a busy auction-like page.
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Sapeti
Lewis Ty
Prices At EHS Cafeteria Not Increased Much
Elyria High School cafeteria manager Miss Evelyn Gordon reports prices for students remain largely unchanged from last year with only one to three cent boosts on meat items and minor raises on soups pies and main meats. milk and most fruits stay the same as officials aim to keep the meals affordable and healthful while meatless Tuesday and poultry-free Thursdays are introduced.
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Elyria
High Schoool
Evelyn Core
Fooda
Gordon
Miss Gordon
Pince
Geni
Court actions at Napoleon include multiple marriage and divorce rulings
Annulment petitions and divorce decrees prevail in a day of court actions. Marianne Murphy and Douglas Roose are annulled. Missory AL co church of Oberlin granted authority to remortgage church property for 1500. Berlin Heilman jailed a year for abuse, child turned to welfare. Other cases include probation violations, custody rulings, and separations involving Local residents in Elyria Lorain County.
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Napoleon
Marianne Marphy
Elyria
Douglas Roseersts
D Adyk
Mise Murphy
Thomas
Berlin Heilman
Ham Wementiedel
Marysvalle
Warmen
Juvenie
Hy H. Nye
Airaignerd
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
AMVET MEETING TONTOHT AT KNIGHT PATHE HALL
AMVET meeting details show a gathering at Knight Pathe Hall on Broad Street Beveleck Avettinion. The notice calls for all AMVETS to attend and mentions a plan for the se duned taurin and Kntahta of Pathe Ly vas fiaht.
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Pritias Hall
Broad Street
Beveleck
Pathe Ly
Acting Enforcement Chief Named at Liquor Dept
Columbus reports Acting Enforcement Chief Floyd C Moon has resigned. Donald T Geyer of Norwich is promoted to replace Moon after Moon took a leave from the State Highway Patrol. Geyer, 44, has led Sandusky and Akron district inspectors and will oversee the reorganization of the enforcement division. Moon will return to patrol duties next Thursday.
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Columbus
Floyd C. Moon
Sta Liquor Department
Donald T. Gever
Norwich
Moon
State Highway Patrol
Thomas J Herbert
Fee Trang
San
Fate
Akron
Geyer
Muskingum Academy
Voice Of The People on School Swim Education
Dear Editor argues school boards fail to teach swimming, risking lives. A letter highlights annual spending on schools and adds a gym, arts, and athletics, urging pools in schools to prevent drownings and save youths.
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Armerican
Saimaning
Oe School
Proara
Allotment Plan for 13 Lots Near Abbe Farm Bluff
An allotment proposal for 13 lots along Nelson Boulevard opposite Bendixe Westinghouse on Chevelind Street is to be presented to the planning commission. W D Abbe of 249 Oxford Avenue leads the plan for Abbe Commerce Homes at the site, with parcels running along Clevaland Street and back toward nearby properties.
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Ancaber
Abbe
Bendixe Westinghouse
Chevelind Street
Iy Planning Commission
Interng
DT. W. Abbe
Oxford Avenue
Primeg En Comsruetna
Netson
Isonet
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Biggs
Knights of St. John
Avon Church
Rel Tadesti
Balkans
Sovet Union
Balkan
Metro
Green
Rome
Pautee
Bat Grange School
Ty Baliet
Hastings
Dolains Dackson
Red Puldie
Death Records
Cla
Perry
Fork Wayne
Wote Forber
Foster
Pho Renase
Fiatarion
Warne
Betta
Waiyia
Wanabe
Spa
Ben V. Myers, MD
Luckman
Gurl
Nort Beug
Cleveland City
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Win
Wohin Watiyet Btestiy
Ntayppily Tethn Thetis
Tetister
Pet- Naeisdidaer
Niaters Geopye
Peti
Lear Sepek
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Hong Inos Mk
Carl Ame
Shim Vuvis
Tiel the Te
Nenla
Peack Welters
Oho
Vil Broad Street
Ohio Court To Decide
Ohio Supreme
Tesla
Alto
Phredier Vineld
Forted
Aviel Deleye
Devdas
Gabor Sutta, Jr
Alcohalie
Police Dept
Harare
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
E.H.S
D. A. Cuk
AL Co Church of
Oberlin
Permissyoie
He H
Lancaster
Fllen Murray
John
Dudge
Cooken
Marie Gordon
Herman
Sid Cialisat
Hilda Nabakowsek
Lerain
Ebotavity
Wrater
Ag Meester
Barals
Mary Sulesky
Edward Oon Gee
Ertity
Nave
John Civahan
Bond Street
Sid
Los Abuele
Eheargusg Cellec
Raye One
Ahiilit
A Liquor Dept
Voice of
People
United Presa
Central Berk
America
Montgomais
Berk
Bendis
Pune
Amherst Memorial
Jackson St. Ambriat
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