Bicycle And Truck In Traffic Mishap Injures Boy
A bicycle and truck collision on Fourth Street Bridge yesterday injured 14 year old Robert Brubaker son of Dr W E Brubaker of 119 East River Street. He received treatment at Elyna Memorial hospital for abrasions and contusions to his left elbow and leg after his bicycle handlebars caught on a passing truck driven by John DeMarco of 121 Longford.
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Fourth Street Bridge
Robert Brubaker
W. E. Brubaker
East River Street
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Robert
John DeMarco
Longford
Tip Maddock Dies At Oberlin
Oberlin resident and longtime railroad ticket agent Tip Maddock died at Allen Hospital after months of illness. Born January 15, 1874, in Lake Breeze he moved to Oberlin in 1894 and served 40 years with Southwestern Railway. He contributed to Oberlin history writing and was active in local sports clubs. Burial at Westwood cemetery follows services at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home.
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Oberlin
Tip" Maddock
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Fred Ho Maddock
Lake Breeze
Sheffield
Southwestern Railway
Maddock
Tme
Red and Gun Club
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Texas
Elizabeth
Cowling- Sedgeman
Clifford Maples of
Fields
Westwood Cemetery
Air Force Given Legal Charter For First Time
A wave of indictments and charges is listed as a Lorain County court page details various crime cases. Forthright notes include embezzlement, grand larceny, felonious assault, and rape indictments against multiple defendants such as Isiah Taylor, Kenneth Carruthers, and Charles N. Jones. The Air Force charter news anchors the page with national significance, while local counts cover crimes from theft of scrap metal to non-support and assault, with dates ranging from June to August. Notable names include George Kaltner, Mona Bowens, Robert Henry, and Carl Robinson, among others.
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Isiah Taylor
Elyria
F. H. Payne
Kenneth Carruthers
Lorain
Charles Tomb
Charles L. Corn
Charles J. Gooch
George Kaltner
Jose Layva
Bud White
Mona Bowens
R. D. Amherst
Imon
Robert Henry
Walter Ambrose
Lee Rogers
Paul Lutz
Truman
Air Force
Congress
White House
Charles N. Jones
James Thomas
Justice Horn’s Court
Earl Jenkins
Grazziano and Carlin Amusement Co
Kenneth Neely
Carl Robinson
Grand Jury
Justice Lord’s Court
General Brown
Albert P. Taylor
William A. Biffle
Charles Baker
Albert Robart
Dairyman
Sanford Pinkus
Justice Court
Robert Lemon
Charles Southerland
Irma Rich
Pete Rutledge
Paul Stanfield
Lester Coleman
Earl Mize
William Bunn, Jr
Kenneth Calkins
R. D. Elyria
Death Notices From Amherst Area Burials and Services
Death records list Mrs Marian Olson nee Clarke of Elyria died in Madison Wisconsin at 6 p m after two years illness She was born in 1901 in Elyria and survived by husband Edwin daughter Mrs Ethel Maertz Philadelphia niece Mrs Mae Urig Elyria nephew Jack H Clarke Elyria Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery Amherst Funeral services for John Dyke Jr Friday at 2 pm Harold Dicken Funeral Home Rev G Russell Hart Jcake officiating burial at Ridgeville Cemetery graveside services private Friends may call Mrs Anna Spivak died after a long illness Funeral 9 am Saturday from St Joseph s Amherst Rev Fr Joseph Lembach officiating Surviving husband Charles son Eric daughter Mrs Hugo Gotro of Lorain and three grandchildren Burial at St Joseph s Cemetery
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Marian Olson
Clarke
Elyria
Madison
Wis
John Clarke
Olson
Edwin
Ethel Maertz
Philadelphia
Mae Urig
Jack H. Clarke
Crownhill Cemetery
Armherst
Amherst
Anna Spivak
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Lembach
Air Force gains legal basis for internal structure
The 1947 split from the Army left a skeleton legal framework. A new law provides a formal basis for Air Force organization, creating in law separate strategic tactical and air defense commands, and sets Pentagon officer caps at 2,800 with four year limits on stationing.
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Army
Air Force
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Markets Report Fast Apple Prices and Livestock Quotes
Market baskets and box lots for apples I Roberts Jonathan McIntosh Red Delicious and Wealthys with varied per bushel prices. Also beans lettuce broccoli cabbage carrots celery corn cucumbers grapes lettuce onions pears peppers tomatoes turnips. Cleveland livestock prices list cattle calves sheep and hogs with ranges and notes on quality and weight.
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Jonathan
McIntosh
Jonathana
Basketz
Anal Zheehn
California
School board discusses study hall and language program expansion
Nicholas noted that a page one job for students was planned and that movie periods were not meant as study halls though free time allows attendance. A basement classroom has served as study hall for 20 years and as a homeroom occasionally, with expansion of the foreign language program referred to Assistant Superintendent Gottfried, the high school principal, deans, and language staff for study.
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Nicholas
Tooms
Lincoln
Franklin Gottfried
National Tube Co Supervisors Hold Interesting Session
About 150 National Tube Co supervisors attended the first Fair dinner of the plant management club at the Hotel Antlers Lorain last night Bob Hall Detroit presented a humorous talk Alex Cameron urged enthusiastic self development for new foremen citing Tommie Johnson A J Moxham and Max Suppeste as founders of the original plant Hall warned that television talent is scarce with no training ground for vaudeville A J B Fairburn acted as toast master S D Lynn and Harry Meske led community singing B B Deitch president reported Fall activities H C Brimley senior mechanic field engineer of the Columbia Steel Co Salt Lake City Utah was among guests
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National Tube Company
Antlers
Lorain
Bob Hall
Detroit
Alex Cameron
Tommie Johnson
A. J. Moxham
Max Suppeste
Hall
N.A.P
A. J. B. Fairburn
S. D. Lynn
Harry Meske
Ib. B. Deitch
H. C. Brimley
Columbia Steel Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Quick Action Saves Life Of Prisoner
County jailer Ambrose Kissell and two trustees Bill Biro and Claude Jeffers were credited with saving a prisoner found hanging in his cell No 13 yesterday afternoon. Kissell rushed to the scene after a trusty alerted him, cutting the makeshift rope from a towel tied to a window bracket. The jail physician reported no serious injury and the man remains in custody pending Probate court action for possible mental illness.
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Lorain
Kissell
Court Asked To Sentence Gross On 66 Counts
NEW YORK An angry prosecutor moved to revoke Harry Grosss parole and move up his sentencing from Oct 8 on 66 counts of gambling and conspiracy. Gross, defiant in court, had disrupted the bribery probe tied to policemen and a sprawling gambling syndicate that taxed New York officialdom and cost the state hundreds of thousands. District Attorney Miles McDonald called Grosss refusal calculated and alleged a payoff to halt testimony.
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New York
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Miles McDonald
Special Sessions Court
Gross
McDonald
New Reserve Reform Would Shift Forces After Draft End
The measure envisions standby and retired reservists needing Congress approval or a war declaration to be recalled. It creates a new Reserve framework with readiness under a year when drafted personnel exit active service, and directs immediate transfer for veterans of World War II and Korea.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
Korea
Mastodon Bones Found Near Lodi in Geology Sweep
Geologists from the Cleveland Natural History Museum uncovered a second mastodon near Lodi Ohio within 40 miles of a Willard find. William Scheele reported intact jaws but rotted ribs, noting the mastodons roamed North America about 15.4 million years ago and resembled red-haired elephants.
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Lodi
Ohio
William Scheele
Cleveland Natural History Museum
Willard
Here
Voter registrations by subdivision countywide report
The county recorded registration tallies across multiple subdivisions. Amherst Township eight and Amherst Village thirty eight led in Amherst while Avon Lake Village shows four thousand three hundred thirty eight. Oberlin City tallied seventy one, Sheffield Village forty two, Avon Village one hundred twenty one, and Rochester Township six among others.
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Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Black River
Brownhelm
Carlisle
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
Huntington
LaGrange
Oberlin
Penfield
Pittsfield
Rochester
Russia
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Wellington Township
Britain Plans Romanian Oil Purchase Amid Iran Shortfall
Britain agreed to buy 200000 tons of oil from Communist Romania via Anglo-Iranian Oil Company at an estimated 2.8 million dollars. The arrangement highlights keeping trade channels with communist states open. A separate case in Oberlin involved a mother and son-in-law aiding a 17-year-old ward’s run away and marriage in Kentucky, with sentences handed to the pair and the girl sent to Delaware Industrial School.
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London
Great Britain
Iran
Romania
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
United States
Jin
Oberlin
Kentucky
Thomson
Columbus
Industrial School For Girls
Delaware
Oberlin Man 82 Walks 35 Miles In 11 Hours
Andrew E. Fenn, assistant dean of Women at Oberlin College, known for his annual march from Oberlin to Cleveland Public Square, despite age 82, completing 35 miles in 11 hours.
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Oberlin
Andrew E. Fenn
Francis Seaman
Oberlin College
Cleveland Public Square
Court action filed over death benefits for late-hike claimant
Jennie Lance of Wellington filed suit in common pleas court seeking death benefits from the Ohio Industrial Commission. The petition states Verne Lance, who died after an industrial accident at Sterling Foundry, had walked about 17,000 miles since 1906 while training, was 82, and was a longtime Scoutmaster and promoter of scouting. The case notes the injury led to his death and lists his prior work with a cage concern and retirement years ago. The suit seeks compensation as a beneficiary of the deceased.
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Jennie Lance
Wellington
Common Pleas
Ohio
Verne
Lance
Sterling
Lon Web
Armed Forces News Jantz Promoted in Korea
Arthur E. Jantz, son of Mr and Mrs C J Jantz of Graf ton Ohio, has been promoted to sergeant in the 17th Infantry Regiment of the 1st Infantry Division in Korea. He is a squad leader with three months combat duty, wears the Combat Infantryman Badge and Korean Service Ribbon, and attended Kent State University before enlistment.
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Korea
Arthur E. Jantz
C. J. Jantz
Mainstreet
Grafton
Ohio
17Th
Jantz
Army
Kent State University
North Atlantic Council Adjourns Today with Greece and Turkey in focus
A six day Atlantic conference in Ottawa ends with a plan to admit Greece and Turkey to the pact to bolster southern Europe against a potential Red attack. The meeting proposes a 12 nation “wise mall” committee to assess war risk and economic capacity by December 1, while a new Ottawa proclamation pledges closer political social and economic ties among members. Separately Mary Schnieder of Lorain seeks divorce from John, citing neglect, cruelty, with a jury trial set after venue change. and Lorain County grants T C Murphy Co. a jail boiler and chimney repair contract at $59 90 on one bid.
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Ottawa
North Atlantic Council
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Italy
A. T. Hauer
West Ridge Road
Conference of Atlantic Foreign
De-R. D
Elyria
Sheriffs Department
Europe
Dwight D. Ewenhower
Pact
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Mary Schnieder
Lorain
John An
James Keefer
North Olive Street
Helen Ebertos
Cleveland
Daniel
D. A. Cook
T. C. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Eisenhower Seeks Republican Presidential Nomination
Roscoe Drummond reports Eisenhower wants the GOP nomination and will announce availability early. He would resign his European post to return to the United States and seeks to keep U S foreign policy from isolationism and partisan conflict while maintaining world leadership.
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Washington
Roscoe Drummond
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Drummond
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Like
Eisenhower
United States
Ike
Grand Jury Blasts Lorain Jail Conditions
Lorain’s city jail drew sharp criticism from the County Grand Jury after a three day inspection linked to a prisoner’s death. They found poor cleanliness and inadequate sanitary facilities, overcrowding, and need for a padded cell. call for city action to provide an adequate sanitary jail for the area. County jail conditions were deemed satisfactory.
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Oharp
Lorain City
Grand Jury
Port City
J Jury
President Says GOP Has No Real Issues
President Truman asserts the Republican Party has no real issues to attack on and accuses them of smear and misrepresentation. He cites current prosperity and successful foreign policy while denying prosperity is tied to war financing. Deputy Sheriff Guzik prepares extradition for Cecil Delton wanted on probation violation for property destruction. Dalton probation issues prompt welfare and child support disclosures as part of county records.
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Washington
Tru- Taan
Republican Party
James A. Farley
Truman
Joseph Guzik
Columbus
Cecil Delton
Long Beach
Calif
Arthur Moos
Dalton
Stolen lawnmower and hose reported. multiple traffic fines issued
Mrs Sally Ely reported a garage theft including a lawnmower, hose and a lake valued at 50 dollars from 1208 Lake Avenue. Edward Krieg of Amherst was fined for reckless driving and for driving without a license. Harold Foster was found guilty of a traffic violation after an auto pedestrian incident on Lake Avenue. Leonard Adams was fined for reckless driving on Middle Avenue. James McCarthy was fined for intoxication. Orville Terrell was arrested for non support. Donald Forthofer faced two suits for injuries from a Route 10 collision. Roseann Cerasa sued for damages from an assault. Henry Senter was fined for reckless driving. A collision on Fourth and East River streets damaged two cars.
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Sally Ely
Washington Avenue
Lake Avenue
Edward Krieg
Amherst
Reckleas
North
West Bridge
Harold Foster
Yail Road
Catheryn Spies
Leonard Adams
12Th Street
Henry W. Ault
Middle Avenue
James McCarthy
St. Louis
Henry Ault
Hsien Moon
Lama Yia
Donald Forthofer
North Olmmsted
John Berger
James HL Berger
Lakewood
Route 76
Henry Senter
Akron
Hamilton
Dare Fatal To Youth in Vancouver Picnic
Fifteen year old Willam Frank Fitchett died after school friends dared him to drink wine at a picnic. The liquid proved to be anti-freeze and the tragedy follows. A separate ad copy notes spar varnish as a very durable coating for wood and marble surfaces.
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Vancouver
B. C
Willam Frank Fitchett
Woman And Her Son In Law Sentenced For Delinquency
An 18 year old mother and her 27 year old husband were sent to the Toledo workhouse by Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson for contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old girl.
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Toledo
Malcolm Thomson
Divorce suits filed in Lorain and Elyria area courts
A series of divorce actions and related lawsuits are noted in Lorain and Elyria courts. Cases include 19 year old spouse separations amid circus ties, neglect and cruelty grounds, and a cognovit judgment against C. L. Jenkins for $542 by Elyria Lumber and Coal Co. Married dates range from 1941 to recent filings, with several petitions naming defendants in Lorain and Amherst.
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American T. &T
Anaconda Coppers
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland Cliffs
Lorain
Fil
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf
General Motors
Glidden
Weyowego
Wis
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
C. L. Jenkins
Mattie Kobylka
Amherst
Joseph
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
National Tube Co
J. R. Wilson
Big Trout Lake
Ontario
Canada
Wilson
Red Lake
Maureen Connolly
U. S
San Diego
Helen Wills
Alice Marble
Maureen
Carrol Hill
Irons Continu
Doge One
Britain
N. Atlantic Council
Margaret Stillion
Barold
GOP
Sam Falbo
Abbe Toad
Oliver Stevens
Elyria Country Club
C. c. Lord
Martina Alejandro
Gabriel
Orville Terrell
East 30Th Street
Ideputy
Justice C. C. Lord
Bergers
Forthofer
Roseann Cerasa
Common Pleas Court
Theodore Veleff
Dorothy Gilley
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Donald Knerien
Hallover Road
R. D. Oberlin
Fourth
East River Streets
Faralakea
United Presse
Marjorie Parsh
Lenny of
Kennecott
Montgomery Warr
N. Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. BR
jRepublic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of
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Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
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