46 Indictments At Grand Jury Session In Lorain
A Lorain grand jury returned 46 indictments after a three day session totaling 53 criminal cases. Among those charged are Jose 3yo for first degree murder in a bar room slaying and Julius Rogolski for traffic slaughter. Several defendants face theft forgery and burglary charges. Court dates set for arraignments next Monday and officers pursue fugitives.
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Royo
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Elyna
Sus Martinez
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W Jones
Westlake
Fielo
Stalmaker
Elyria
Adore Carpenters Automobile
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Tom Paskvan
James Brown
Elyma Grand
Government to act against slaughterers in cities planned
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization will launch court actions in New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia and Newark against slaughterers and meat packers for price violations. Investigators found short weight and overcharging to raise cattle purchases and profits, with packers unable to buy beef at ceiling prices.
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New York
Eland
Chicago
Office of Price Stabilization
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Newark
M & Co
Educators To Meet Sept 26 At LaGrange High School
First fall gathering of Lorain county superintendents and municipal educators set for Wednesday September 26 at LaGrange High School. A dinner and business meeting will begin at 6 30 PM with an optional early tour of the completed LaGrange school addition. School testing and related matters will be discussed.
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Lorain County
Lasrange High School
LaGrange School
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio tonight and Friday
Cloudy tonight with near normal temperatures. Friday partly sunny and milder with a few showers in the afternoon. Markets and ads note bargains at El Rey Grotto and the Elephant Rummage Sale at Fair Grounds on Friday and Saturday.
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Landscaping At McKinley Ely Franklin Schools To Begin
The Elyria Board of Education heard that landscape work at McKinley, Ely, and Franklin elementary schools will start this fall with rough grading drainage and topsoil work. All-weather play areas will be installed with blacktop or rubber surfaces. bids for Ely and Franklin sites are set for September 2, 28 and October 5, 12, due by October 23.
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New Franklin
McKintey Landscaping
Eastern Heights School
Forr Ely Ang
Franklin
Group Approves New Military Reserves Bill
Washington A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a bill to create a new military reserves program. It classifies Reservists into ready standby and retired, allowing the President to call ready Reservists to active duty with congressional size limits. The measure moves to full committee, with Senate action doubtful before next session.
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House Armed Services
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Senate
Three youths admit nurse killing for beer money
In East Lansing Michigan a college freshman William Morey and two teens Max Pell and David Royal confessed to murdering 34 year old nurse Paula Campbell in Ann Arbor for 135 dollars. Pell led police to the admission saying they were酒 drinking and needed beer money and that Morey struck the nurse and all three dragged her body before fleeing. They faced first degree murder charges and life imprisonment at arraignment, with Dan Boughey in custody for sharing Morey’s confession.
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Max Pell
Ypsilanti
David Royal
Milan
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Ann Arbor
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Morey
Campbell
Pell
Royal
Kaling
Douglas
Fatal Route 20 Crash Claims Sister Readys Life
Sister Ready 26 of 3236 Dudley Avenue Niagara Falls New York was killed in a collision on Route 20 west of Route 511 near Kipton about 536 miles today. Four vehicles, three trucks and a passenger car, were involved as traffic was halted for a detour. Richard E Jacobs 19 of Indiana drove the lead car and others included Harold Evans 47 of Indiana and Denver E Ray Columbus Ohio. Readys tractor-trailer was rear-ended. a torch was used to cut away wreckage for removal of Ready’s body. No other injuries were reported.
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Kipton
State Highway Patrol
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Harold Evans
Denver E Ray
Fulton Street
Columbus
Highway Patrol
Truman backs Boyle and denounces fees for government contacts
President Truman defended Democratic Chairman William Boyle Jr and said staff helping people contact agencies is proper, but criticized accepting fees. He cited Boyle’s denial of taking loans-related fees from Limmatold Corp and RFC funding, affirming the chair’s role in assisting people.
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Loran County Sees 666 Register To Vote At 12 Booths
Six hundred sixty six residents of Loran County registered to vote at twelve registration booths across the county. Registrations are accepted at the election board offices in Elyria and Lora for the November general election. The offices will open 8:39 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8:30 a.m. to 1:9 p.m. Wednesday, the final day for registration.
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Loran
Weaneserlay
Red Cross Disaster Fund Sees Small Early Total
The Els ra Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 1328.83 toward its 4000 goal. Three more contributions arrive from TU, Mr and Mrs J R Lees of Henrietta, and Lake Avenue Community Workers. Special wedding flowers offered by Darek Flamet at 922 Broad with phone 2132.
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Marines Flown To Front By Helicopter
President Truman outlined a durable defense stance as Marines were airlifted to the Korean front by 94 Sikorsky helicopters forming an aerial supply train. He stressed force over diplomacy with the USSR, citing Greece, Trieste, and Korea as tests, while praising the UN framework and recent diplomatic gains. Vast operations continued with UN forces testing new Chinese and North Korean troops on rugged eastern front sectors.
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Jaycees Aim Scrap Metal and Paper Drive in Elyria
Elyria Jaycees and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce announce a two day scrap metal and paper drive to raise funds for a new Jaycee Civic Center at 114 Harewood Street. Proceeds support a $9000 purchase and fire safety awareness during Fire Prevention Week.
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Revolt in Brazil State Reported Near Sao Joao Dos Passos
Reports from Sao Luis said Maramao state is in armed revolt against newly installed Gov Eugenio De Barros. The News Agency press said the revolt failed in Sao Joao Dos Passos and a rebellion was spreading rapidly, though official confirmation was lacking.
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Boy Killed In Jackson Crash Report
The State Highway Patrol reported a fatal accident in Jackson involving a juvenile rider identified as Pale Vickers. The vehicle left the road and struck a bridge abutment, resulting in the death of the 15 year old. Officials say the crash occurred on a rural highway near the town.
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Full Report On Deficits At Elyria Schools
Elyria High School Athletic Association and cafeteria funds show deficits. Board member P R Smith urged full public accounting and possible incorporation of the Athletic Association. A full public deficit report is due at the next regular meeting. no action on incorporation today.
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Nicholas
Churchill and Cabinet Plot Set Down in Election Strategy
London reports Churchill meeting with his Conservative cabinet to map a strategy for the upcoming general election. Attlee’s Labour faces a close race as polls suggest a tight result, with observers hoping for a clearer mandate than in 1950. Churchill, 76, vows a better life under a Conservative government. A Philadelphia jury convicts a 23-year-old draft dodger claiming conscientious objector status.
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William Zev
London
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Briain
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Morgan Philips
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Labor Party
Talks May Resume This Week in Korea Armistice Talks
The United Nations command said there is hope a Communist proposal to immediately resume armistice talks may lead to a cease-fire. The Communists proposed resuming without further conditions and establishing neutral guarantees for Kaesong. Ridgway was asked to arrange date and time for resumption. first meeting to set up neutrality machinery.
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Fund Near 3000 for Henrietta Fire Survivors
The Henrietta Community Fund for the Arthur McGee family nears 3000 dollars with 262126 raised to date, according to Ehrman principal and fund chairman James Ehrman. County groups plan contributions though schools have yet to report. the McGee children may not return to Henrietta School after recent losses and funerals in Carmeliersville, Missouri. Contributions can be sent via Ehrman at the school or his home.
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James Ehrman
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Amherst Hasottal
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Truck Driver Appeals Fremont Court Notice
A truck driver named Fred Williams of Detroit filed an appeal in common pleas court challenging his arrest on three counts. He was arrested by a justice of the peace and fined $25 on each count after a Carstateq Department incident.
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Fred Wiliams
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Common Pleas
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Justice of the Peace
Woman Fatally Hurt in Fremont Collision
Mrs Harold Shultz, 43, of Fostovia tearoom manager, died from injuries after her car collided with a truck on US Route 26 near Fremont. Two other people were injured in the crash. An advertisement promises 8 cents a year for moth damage protection with Berlou Guaranteed Moth Spray offered by Merthe's ad.
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Harold Shultz
Fostovia
Berlou
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