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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1948

Page

3

Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington Lobbying

Washington profile of Benjamin C. Marsh, longtime head of the people's lobby advocating public ownership of natural resources and tax-based government, highlighting his $1,800 annual pay, honesty, and influence. The piece notes his 30 years in lobbying, registration under the lobbyist act, and his blunt letters to the President. Australia notes vitamin B1 as mosquito deterrent.

Harman W. Nichols Washington Wardeniain Ben Marsh Ben People's Lobby People's Benjamin C. Marsh Albany N. Y Marsh F Street United States Temple of Democracy

Engineer Is Killed When Train Rams Into Freight

Tampa, Florida. An Atlantic Coast Line Railroad engineer, Louie E. Hicks, 49, of Tampa, was killed when the Havana Special passenger train plowed into a waiting freight train ten miles north of Tampa. Five Havana cars derailed. one passenger, B. Hinton, injured. fireman A. A. Fields escaped unharmed. Freight engineer ALA. Gillette leaped to safety. John Hicks, father of the deceased, died at the same site in 1925.

Tampa Fla Atlantic Coast Line Louie E. Hicks ACL Havana New York Here Hicks B. Hinton Jacksonville Hinton A. A. Fields Ala Gillette R. N. Beach Beach John Hicks

Wakeman Enrollments and Fall Baseball Schedule

Wakeman reports 269 students enrolled with grade counts and a fall baseball slate. The school hosts a parent teacher tea September 28 from 3 to 4 PM. Community arts gift, a Beethoven bust, is on display in the library.

Wakeman Townsend Monroeville Greenwich New Haven North Fairfield R. D. Wright L. A. Scot Beethoven Scott Ron Millhouse Darrell Todd Pat Burke Bob Lundy Dayton Todd Neal Bauer Catherine Murdock Werner Todd Wakeman Personals Arthur Witzlaben Jr

Seven pound two ounce birth reported at Sulli van church

Ron Millhouse weighed seven pounds and two ounces at birth and sang in the Sulli van church on Sunday. Rev. F. E. Eastman serves as pastor at the church.

Ron Millhouse Sullivan Church F. E. Eastman

Time milestones echo through a busy September memory

A year ago President Pruman convened Cabinet and Congress officials to tackle rising food prices. A U S delegation drafted a UN resolution charging Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania with aggression against Greece. Five years ago Army Navy officials awarded the E for wartime production at Pfaudler Company with workers receiving pins. Elyria residents gear up to revert clocks to Eastern Standard Time after daylight saving.

Pruman Congress United States United Nations Yugoslavia Bulgearia Albania Greece Army Navy Pfaudler Company Elyria

Real Estate Transfers Reported September 22 1948

Real Estate Transfers reported by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company note several transactions. R Tubbesing, Trustee to Jack L Refenning et al include Sublets Nos 315 316 Spring Valley Subdivision No 4 Elyria Township. Glenn H Scheger et al to Arthur A Geuker et al on Erhardt Northern Road Grafton Township. Dale E Miller et al to Franklin A Vincent et al on Elyria Jorain Road Elyria Township. Caroline K Pipes to H E Hageman Trustee undivided one half on Webber Road Avon Lake Village. Kenneth W Gerber to William F Gaelman on Pyle South Amherst Road Russia Township. Anastasia H White to R Arnold Bennett et al on Boone’s property.

R. Tubbesing Jack L Refenning Spring Valley Elyria Glenn H. Scheger Arthur A. Geuker Erhardt-Northern Rd Grafton Dale E. Miller Franklin A. Vincent Elyria-Jorain Rd Caroline K. Pipes H. E. Hageman Webber Rd Avon Lake Village Kenneth W. Gerber William F. Gaelman Pyle-South Amherst Rd Russia Anastasia H. White R. Arnold Bennett Boone

Property Transfers and Deeds Across Elyria and Lorain

Real estate transfers listed for multiple parcels in Elyria and Lorain including West Avenue Bright Township Carlisle Estate Berbe Subdivision Sheffield Land and Improvement Co subdivisions and Highland Adda. Names include Verle S Barnes Josephine Jakubowski Earl Betts Arthur Hadaway J r J Josephine Wichern William Yong Clifton Cooley Stanley Koezan Joshua Patton Joseph Kovacs Helena Churpek Helen Lubanovitch and others. Undivided one half interest noted.

Columbia Verle S. Barnes Josephine A. Jakubowski West Ave Elyria Earl W. Betts Brighton ‘Township Pierre R. Smith Arthur J. Hadaway, Jr Carlisle Estate Carlisle Edgar C. Clark Christian Bell City View Sheffield Donald A. Worcester Paul J. Neuberger Dewey Ave J. Josephine Wichern William A. Yong Berbe Willis A. Henderson Clifford Cooley Sheffield Land and Improvement Co Stanley Koezan Joshua Patton Fast Ave Lorain Joseph Kovacs Helena Churpek Highland Adda Helen Lubanovich

Comic Books Deplored By Juvenile Expert

Boulder writer Florance Crannell Means criticizes comic books for youth, saying they glamorize adult life and promise easy solutions. She spoke at a University of Colorado writers conference workshop on juvenile literature. In 1944 she received a Child Study Association award.

Florance Crannell Means Boulder Means University of Colorado Writers’ Conference Child Study Association of America

Lorain property transfers in Highland Addn and Augusta Ave

Helena Churpek conveys undivided one half interest in Lot No. 187 Highland Addn Lorain to Joseph Kovacs. Alice Lorraine Armstrong transfers property on Augusta Ave Lorain to Raymond J. Tressel.

Highland Addn Lorain Helena Churpek Joseph Kovacs Alice Lorraine Armstrong Raymond J. Tressel Augusta Ave

Swedish photo studios close as materials scarce

Photographic materials have become so scarce in Sweden that several studios have been forced to close. The shortage impacts portrait work and news images, with studio closures reflecting broader supply issues affecting photographers and media.

Sweden

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