Norwalk Man Rescued From Pug Mill Tank In Safe Condition
Walter Myers, 21, trapped for over two hours in a pug mill tank at Lavey Pottery east of Milan, was rescued in good condition and hospitalized in Norwalk. Firemen from Sandusky, Milan and Norwalk, with co workers, freed him after a high dust filled ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Myers
Norwalk
Lavey Pottery
Milan
Myers
Here
Norwalk Hospital
Lees
Sandusky
Johnnie Case
Clarksfield
Mistakes Thumb For Potato at Three Star Restaurant
Mary Woods, 50, of 400 W 7th St, sliced her right thumb while working on potatoes at the Three Star restaurant. She was taken to St Joseph Hospital for emergency treatment and released. Dan Lee Pryor, 7, Jerusalem Rd, Sheffield Lake, was admitted with a fracture in his left forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Mary Woods
7Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Dan Lee Pryor
Jerusalem Rd
Sheffield Lake
Pass Intercepted in Miami Football Practice
CORAL GABLES Fla UP Jim Presnall of East St Louis Ill a University of Miami football player was hit on the elbow during practice and sidelined for treatment. In Rochester Debra Anna Calabrese 5 was treated for a cut finger after an accidental entanglement with an electric fan while reaching for an ice cream at the Rochester Methodist Church event tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
Jim Presnall
East St. Louis
University of Miami
Rochester
Debra Anna Calabrese
Rochester Methodist
Auto Hit In Lorain. Driver Fled Scene After Collision
A hit and run occurred at Grove Avenue and East 3rd Street in Lorain last night. John J. Brass, 34, of 100 Root Road, reported his car was struck when another vehicle turned too wide. The other driver left the scene after promising insurance coverage. police hold a headlight as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John J. Brass
Root Rd
Grove Ave
Brass
Girl Injured When She Falls Out Of Auto
Six year old Janice Reisz daughter of Bernard and Mrs Reisz of Euclid Avenue was admitted to St Joseph Hospital Yate with multiple abrasions after falling from a car driven by her father. Police said she and two other girls were in the back seat when a sharp turn caused her to fall onto the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Janice Reisz
Bernard Reisz
Euclid Ave
St. Joseph Hospital Yate
Janice
Jeep Hits Car Cited Youth Driver in Lorain
An 11 year old Lorain youth driving a jeep was cited to juvenile authorities after rear ending a car driven by 17 year old Michael Milas Lilak. Passenger Bill Baumhardt sustained minor injuries, declined treatment. In a second crash Wesley James and Alessandro Giardini lightly damaged their vehicles in a bumper clash.
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Lorain
Broadway
Elyria Ave
Earnest Lane
Reid Ave
Michael Milas Lilak
East 29Th St
Lane
Bill Baumhardt
Baumhardt
Lilak
Wesley James
Alessandro Giardini
West 15Th St
Lorain Court Hands Mixed Results in Traffic Cases
Joan Rositano 21 of 319 West 13th St guilty for failure to keep car under control. disposition postponed to September 2. Stewart Linden Gregory 24 of 3223 Rocky River Dr declared innocent for fictitious plates. Richard Carroll Stevens 20 of 1304 Leavitt Rd fined 5 dollars and costs for fictitious plates. Joseph T. Oswalt 39 of 7709 Fackler St fined and costs for faulty brakes. William Gust Moulas 18 of 1619 Oberlin Ave fined 15 dollars and costs for improper right turn. Charles Augustus Rogers 18 of 213 East South St Vermilion fined 5 dollars and costs for crashing a red light. John Masterson reckless driving fined 15 dollars and costs. Fred John Hunsdorf 30 of 14901 Lorain Ave Cleveland fined for driving without a license. Carlos Rosario 26 of 359 Broadway reckless driving fined 20 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Linden Gregory
Rocky River Dr
Rocky River
Richard Carroll Stevens
Leavitt Rd
Joseph T. Oswalt
Fackler St
William Gust Moulas
Oberlin Ave
Charles Augustus Rogers
East South St
Vermilion
John Masterson
Fred John Hunsdorf
Lorain Ave
Cleveland
Carlos Rosario
Broadway
Two Men Fight Over Woman in Lorain
In Lorain, Ramon Claudio, 35, of 1902 East 28th Street, and Joe Candelaria Martinez, 26, of 187 East Wh, were charged with disorderly conduct after a fight on East Th Street. Police report the clash arose from an argument over a mutual girlfriend.
Lorain Port Notes Arrived and Cleared Items
Arrived at Lorain port: rockwood sand Palmer ore Alladoc light Tate light Lamont ore Cleared Alladoc coal West colt light Filbert light Tate lang Palmer light.
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Rockwood
Palmer
Alladoc
Light
Tate
Lamont
West
Colt
Filbert
Lang
Spy Suspect Arrested Amid SEATO Security Tightening
Manila reports tightened SEATO security as a spy suspect is arrested after SEATO documents are found in a guest room. Vice President Garcia orders coordinated intelligence action with army and police. A Korean doctor Hong K Khung, 35, and an unidentified Filipino are tied to the case. Hong studied in Chingyang near Peiping and entered the Philippines on a forged passport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia
Foreign Office
Hong K Khung
Filino
SEATO
Hong
Philippine
Chingyang
Peiping
China
Philippines
Avon Man Charged with DWI After Hit and Run
Avon resident George Long, 61, was arrested by Lorain police after a collision with a parked car on East 28th Street. Long admitted drinking, was tested with an alcometer, and jailed at police headquarters on the DWI and leaving the scene charges. The parked vehicle belonged to Charles Ordway of Elyria Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Long
Detroit Rd
Avon
William Chapman
Long
Charles Ordway
Elyria Ave
East 28Th St
Chapman
Alcometer
Elyria Women Hear Plans for New Municipal Court
Members of the Elyria Democratic Women’s club heard a briefing on establishing a city Municipal Court. Council members and Assistant City Solicitor Corts outlined proposed jurisdiction and a future council resolution to seek state approval. The group discussed including surrounding townships and potential courthouse space in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Democratic Women‘s Mk
William McCray
Democratic
Democratic Women's Organization
Eugene B. Smith
Lorain
Harry Claycomb
John Lugas
Robert Corts
Smith
Ohio
Elytia
Lugas
Lucas
Corts
McCray
Elyria
Carlisle
Vic
Nalle
Eaton
la Grange
Columbia
Grafton
Claycomb
90 Years Of Age Wellington Bank Holds Open House
Wellington's First Wellington Bank marks its 90th birthday with an open house celebrating remodeling of its quarters. Founded in 1865, the bank has grown from modest assets to over 12 million, with 161 shareholders and a roster of directors and officers led by President Karl O. Townsend and Vice President William S. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
First Wellington Bank
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Charles W. Horr
George B. Warner
BR. E Chshy
F.C. van Cleef
W. S. Bennett
K. 0. Townsend
P. L. Bradstock
George G. Aldrich
W. H. BeVier
Wallace Bear
Harry W. Wagner
G. S. Wells
Karl 0. Townsend
Wiliam S. Bennett
Leon W. Jones
Paul F. Gray
Red Colonizers In Auto Plants Reported By Committee
The House Un American Activities Committee warned that nearly 100 Red colonizers have been sent into Michigan to infiltrate the auto industry. A Flint probe found 27 holding positions of influence, with moves from white collar to assembly line work to target unions and industry. Detroit CIO UAW prepared a response as industry spokesmen offered comment. The report cites a postwar strategy to colonize basic industries, noting few cases documented and some denials of college degrees or prior experience.
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Washington
Michigan
Communist Party
House UN- American Activities Committee
Flint
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
America
Polio Cases Drop 40 Percent in Vaccine Test Areas
In New York and 217 field trial areas polio cases are running about 40 percent below last May levels. About 440000 children in the trial were vaccinated in June and the season is described as more scattered with less impact than last year. Scientific evaluation by University of Michigan is pending with no definitive verdict yet.
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Delos Smith
New York
van Riper
National Foundation For
Hart E. van Riper
Foundation
University of Michigan
Michigan
National Office of Vital Statistics
Campbell Fined For Drunken Disorderly Conduct In Torquay
Torquay, England. Patrick Campbell, 22, was fined 2 pounds 5.6 pence on Thursday for being drunk and disorderly and entering the home of Mrs. Harmah Caird. He said, I thought it was the YMCA, to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torquay
England
Patrick Campbell
Harmah Cailard
YMCA
Scampbell
U S To Seek Ath Jet Record At Air Show
The United States aims to sweep jet speed records at the National Aircraft Show in Dayton. Sweden’s Capt. Anders Westerlund set the 50 km mark at 607.1 mph last May, with U S pilots competing in F 86H Sabre and F 84F Thunderjet entries. Eleven pilots from multiple Air Force commands race in Bendix and Thompson Trophy events, testing ground crew refueling speed and flawless execution from Edwards and Langley bases as the Bendix race links Indianapolis to Dayton.
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Dayton
United States
Sweden
Air Force
Anders Westerlund
John L. Armistrong
U. S
Ternates
Desert Air Base
California
Armstrong
Beder
General Electric
Federation Aero
Boutique Internationale
Uniteds States
Robert Rahn
Douglas
Col
F. K. Everyest
Condr
James Verdin
Indianapolis
Edwards Air Force Base
Veni 2
Strategic Air Command
Glenson K. Dunaway
Bergstrom Afb
Tex
Hervey
Fra
George G. Loving
Eglin
Lorain Store Owner Fined On Tip Charge
Lorain businessman Korner Cigar Store proprietor Korner Cigar, 42, was fined $50 after being arraigned on gambling paraphernalia charges. Edward C. Lotus, a former Democratic city council candidate and UAW C I O organizer, moved to Philadelphia to oversee east coast recruiting for the union. Lotus had worked at Bendix-Westinghouse and was transferred two months ago. His wife Letha Lotus, Elyria Democratic Women's Club chair, faces the tip card display charges tied to her husband’s establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Lotus
Philadelphia
United Automobile Workers
Lotus
UAW C.I.0
Bendix-Westings House
Lorain
Howard White
Pearl Ave
Cratic
Korner Cigar Store
Leroy Kelly
Municipal Atlarte
Letha Lotus
White
Elyria Demovice
Eratic Women’s Club
Cation
McCarthy Attacks Watkins Over Impartiality Claims
At a press conference Senator Joseph McCarthy assailed Senator Artsy Watkins of Utah for calling impartial weighing of charges against him unimportant. McCarthy dismissed the claim as fantastical and urged the committee to maintain neutrality in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCarthy
Artsy Watkins
Utah
Cemerre
McCarthy
Bert
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Jeep
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West 13Th St
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Manila
P. I
Carlos P. Garcia
By Paul Splvydler
Harriett Vanca
Lons
Wellington Bank
Culavese
U.S
Watkins
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