Odd Corn Ear and City Dial Incident Reported
A farmer found a freak ear of corn with a thumb and four fingers inside the husk near Amherst. North Ridgeville officials learned a misplaced phone call can lead to flowers in a rush as a city safety official dialed the wrong number. The Columbus state desk notes hospital admissions and dismissals, and Ohio promotes a Business Ombudsman program to lure New York executives to Ohio.
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L. E. Benton
Baumhart Rd
Amherst
John Kenney
North Ridgeville
Chronicle - Telegram
Assaults reported after Elyria High game
Elyria police reported multiple assaults by roving gangs after the Elyria High versus Toledo football game Friday night. A 15 year old was treated for a chain attack on Middle Avenue near George Street, while others suffered cuts, bruises, or facial injuries in stadium area assaults. Police described groups of juveniles age 10 to 16 lingering near Oberlin Road and in stadium vicinity.
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Elyria
Stadium
Boyd Brown
Lexington Ave
Brown
John Mongerson
Overbrook Rd
Oberlin Road
Clarance H. Frymier
Princeton Ave
Frymier
James W. Hall
West Sixth St
Hall
Dan Costello
East Ave
Sixteenth Street
Thomas Watson
White Oak Dr
Paul Gruser
Columbus St
Middle Avenue
Strike Shuts Lordstown GM Plant Over Alleged Violations
About 9,000 workers were idled as all production halted at GM's Lordstown complex after a wildcat strike at the Fisher Body stamping plant. The stoppage began Thursday over contract violations, halting body parts flow to Vega autos and Chevrolet truck lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
General Motors Corp
Lordstown
Fisher
Vega
Chevrolet
North Olmsted Chief Hird Advocates Modern Policing Pace
Police Chief Harry W. Hird recalls joining in 1948 and outlines a career built on advanced training, psychology, and electronics. He notes rising crime with city growth, urges more officers for public contact, and calls for swift justice while criticizing protective laws for criminals.
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North Olmsted
Harry W. Hird
U.S
Hird
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police
West Shore Enforcement Bureau
Delehanty Insti
Detective Bureau
John Q
Chronicle Telegram marks twenty years at East Avenue plant growth
The Chronicle Telegram reflects on its 1951 move to the East Avenue plant and the 20 years of growth. It notes expansion from 17 000 daily readers in 1951 to about 31 000, staff doubling, increased pages and color capability, and the 1968 offset press upgrade boosting speed and color range. It also outlines ownership ties to Lorain County Printing and Publishing and community expansion shaping facilities and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Third Street
Hast Avenue
Elvrra
C-T
City Hall
The
A C Hudnutt
Akron
Set’ Press
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co
Weol-Am
Wbea-Fm
Federal Communications Commission
Publishing Company
Broadcasting Company
Wrod Radio
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lorain County Printing and Publishing
Medina County Gazette
Leader Post
Gazette
Goss- Metro
Schoepfle
Arthur D Hudnutt
Schoepfie
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Elvra Daily Chronicle
Elyira Evening Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Vincent Sampsell
Fisher-Fatio-Costa
Second St
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Hare Asay
Gilligan
Columbus
UPI
State Development Department
John J. Gilligan
New York
Biltmore Hotel
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Elyria High
N. Olmsted
By Leroy Denslow
Worty
ATH A
John Klein
By Josh Stroup
Press
Otto Schoepfle
Hudnutt
Lorene Braddon
Herb Guild
Bob Larkin
Ernst Erber
Bob Niebling
Ernie Sigmund
Steve Sadowski
Lou Rotunda
Joe Bakos
Harry A Jantz
Mel Shook
Russ Davies
Ruth Palm
Walter Godfrey
Leona Kreps
John Coughlan
Bobbié Oldenburg Bendure
AC Hudnutt
C T
East Avenue
T J Home of
Lorain
Bins Terrace
H Oct Corp
Fir
West Avenue
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