Cincinnati Concern Acquires Faraday Expansion Planned
Sports Inc of Cincinnati has acquired Faraday Electric of Adrian. The new Sperti Faraday subsidiary will expand the plant to about 35,000 square feet in Brown Fence Co buildings. Faraday assets estimated at about 1.5 million dollars, with 300 workers and an expected 100 more by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports, Inc
Cincinnati
America
Faraday Electric Corporation
Adrian
William H. Albers
Sperti
Sperti- Faraday
Sperti-Faraday
Mr. Albers
Ralph A. Lostro
Lewis J. Stern
Faraday
Sports-Faraday
Brown Fence Co
Sports and Faraday
Faraday Boston
Lostro
Combine
Faraday Electric Company
Schwarze Electric Compan
Carl Schwarze
Schwarze Company
Stanley & Patterson Company
Boston
American Industries Management Company
Chicago
American Engineering Company
Philadelphia
Sun Glo Industries
Ohio
Hayes Manufacturing Corporation of
Grand Rapids
Rensselaer W. Clark
Hayes
Stanley & Patterson
Holtzer- Cabot Electrical Company
Faraday Company
Fireside Industries
West Maumee Street
Sunterbach
East Maumee Street
Ager
East
Heat wave persists as Adrian hits 98 degrees
The second heat wave of the season shows no relief before the weekend. Overnight low near 71 kept sleep difficult. By 11 a.m. today the temperature reached 90 in Adrian. Showers and rainfall expected to move east from Montana and North Dakota into Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin with heavier rain overnight, and southern Michigan to see showers Thursday afternoon.
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Adrian
Great Plains
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hunter Robbed Of Kill Lies Unconscious In Canyon
Vallejo California August 13 A hunter named Einar Sather aged 39 reached home recounting a two day ordeal after being struck from behind in Mendocino National Forest. He says the attacker robbed him of a large buck, smashed his gun, and left him at the canyon bottom. Authorities say they are seeking the assailant.
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Vallejo
Calif
Einar Sather
Mendocing National Forest
Mendocino County
Riots in Lahore Leave Over a Hundred Dead
A Reuters dispatch reports at least 100 killed in Lahore amid 24 hours of arson train holdups and massacres as Punjab partition looms. Punjab districts Amritsar Gurdaspur Jullundur and Hoshiarpur report many wounded. Troops patrol streets. trains halted. officials silent.
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Lahore
India
Reuters
Punjab Boundary Commission
Pakistan
Amritsar
Gurdaspur
Jullundur
Hoshiarpur
Punjab
Flying Electric Fan Blades Kill Boy in Adrian
Charles James Snyder three, son of Mr and Mrs James L Snyder of Route 3 Adrian was fatally injured last evening when fan blades detached from the shaft struck him on the forehead He died on arrival to Bixby hospital at 6 15 pm Survivors include his parents one sister Viola Marie and grandparents Mrs Clyde Fenton of Jasper and Jacob Snyder of Sylvania Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm Braun Funeral Home with Rev Vance Miller officiating Burial place not yet decided.
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Charles James Snyder
James L. Snyder
Route 3
Adrian
Bixby Hospital
Viola Marie
Clyde Fenton
Jasper
Jacob Snyder
Sylvania
Braun Funeral
Vance Miller
British and American officials to discuss loan agreement
A British foreign office delegation and financial authorities will fly to Washington on Friday night for informal talks and an exchange of views on revising the Anglo American loan agreement. Treasury authorities announced the plans today.
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London
Foreign Office
Washington
Treasury
Truman bids farewell as U S delegates head to Rio
President Truman sent the United States delegation off at Washington National Airport with wishes for a successful conference. The group to Rio includes Secretary of State Marshall, Senator Vandenberg, and Warren R. Austin. Vandenberg voiced hopes the Rio conference would set an example for the world as Marshall praised hemispheric unity. Austin framed the event as the second chapter of the Act of Chapultepec, aiming at hemispheric military and political cooperation.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Washington National Airport
Marshall
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Warren R. Austin
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Vermont
Austin
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Mexico
Rio
Paraguayan Rebels Retreat After Defeat Near Asuncion
An official source said rebel forces were retreating from their positions around Asuncion today after suffering a sharp defeat at the hands of loyal Paraguayan troops in the ongoing civil war.
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Buenos
Aires
T-Pf
Asuncion
National Maritime Union protests use of black jacks at Clinton plant
A telegram to Sheriff Elmer Bringman from the National Maritime Union CIO denounces violence during the Clinton Machine Co strike and pledges support for strikers. Bringman denies any use of black jacks by officials, while Captain Caesar Scavarda did not comment and requested a copy of the message.
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Elmer Bringman
National Maritime Union of the Cio
Clinton Machine Co
National Maritime Union Cio
Clinton
CIO
National Maritime Union
Port of Cleveland
Bringman
Sheriffs Department
Caesar Scavarda
Lee Harrington
Sheriff's Department
Michigan State Police
Donald Thomas
Struck Clinton Machine Co
Clinton, Mich
Thomas
Film labor leaders warn of British situation hit on jobs
Hollywood August 13. Union officials expect a sharp drop in employment due to the British situation as retaliation for a 75 percent tax on American films. Producers deny layoffs but warn production may shrink to fit new conditions, with union members predicting an overall picture reduction.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Citizen-News
England
Lewis Shank
AFI
Studio Transportation Union
Tax Thinking Changes Cites Waste by State Treasurer Brake
Michigan state treasurer D Hale Brake urged Adrian Exchange Club members to engage in government, warning democracy requires citizen leadership. He warned tax reform and higher public spending demand more funds, while local autonomy erodes under a centralized system. He cited rising budgets, education and health costs, and urged business and professional leaders to propose solutions.
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D. Hale Brake
Michigan
Adrian Exchange Club
Mr. Brake
Brake
Pew
Half Year Plate Deadline Set for August Thirty First
The Adrian license plate bureau announced that half year license plates must be renewed by August 31. Full year plates will be sold at half price until then, with a Feb 28 cutoff previously noted. Budd Goodwin urged prompt renewals to avoid a rush. transfers average 20 out of state plates daily, among 150 to 209 total transfers. The office will switch from HF to HG plates due to rising car sales.
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Budd Goodwin
Adrian
Goodwin
Egypt Opposes World Court Action On Britain Treaty
Egypt opposes using The Hague to settle the dispute with Britain over joint rule in Sudan. The issue comes before the UN Security Council as it weighs Egypt’s demand for Britain to leave Egypt. The council also addresses Indonesia and the Philippines requests and Indonesian representation.
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Egypt
Britain
Lake Success
International Court of Justice
the Hague
United Nations Security Council
Alexander Cadogan
Security Council
Sudan
United Nations
East Indies
Sutan Sjahrir
Philippines
Indonesia
Holland Celebrates Dutch Immigration Centenary Event
Holland Michigan marks a centennial week as 24 Dutch immigrants arrive from the Netherlands aboard a Royal Dutch Airlines plane. Gov. Kim Sigler greets new residents during a grand airport welcome in Grand Rapids, with Dutch officials and a large crowd in attendance. Dr. Otto Reuchlin recalls past hardships that prompted 19th century settlers to seek America. The celebration honors the first Dutch pioneers who settled the community a hundred years ago.
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Holland
Michigan
Netherlands
America
Royal Dutch Airlines
Constellation
Grand Rapids
Kim Sigler
Jonkheer Otto Reuchlin
Washington
Chinese Report Reds Sabotage Occupation Plan
Nanking reports that a government information director said Russia held Dairen and Port Arthur blocked a Chinese mission from obtaining needed data. The 1945 Sino Russian treaty planned Chinese administration of these Manchurian ports, but China’s takeover has been repeatedly delayed amid sabotage by local administrations.
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Nanking
Hollington Tong
Dairen
Port Arthur
China
Sheriff Refuses Warrants in Clinton Machine Strike
Sheriff Elmer Bringman stated he cannot issue warrants without a signed complaint and credible witnesses. He said Donald Thomas, Clinton Machine Co. president, has pressured for warrants, but none filed, while union members demand Thomas be arrested. Authorities seek sufficient evidence and signatories to proceed.
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Elmer Bringman
Clinton Machine Co
Donald Thomas
Thomas
Vandenberg May Kill 1948 Draft Action
Senator Arthur Vandenberg plans to curb a Michigan draft movement for his 1948 presidential bid. He will likely state he does not intend to be a candidate, despite pressure from state Republicans to declare. Supporters say delegates may remain uncommitted while Vandenberg continues bipartisan foreign policy work.
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Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Friends
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Philadelphia
Archie Leadbetter
Wayne County
Congress
Fenn Victory Collides With Diamond Knot Off Victoria
In thick fog the 10,681 ton freighter Fenn Victory and the coastal motorship Diamond Knot collided early today in the Juan de Fuca Strait. The Diamond Knot began flooding, three holds submerged after the 1:10 a.m. crash, crews abandoning to lifeboats as the Fenn Victory's bow remained jammed in the Diamond Knot's side.
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Seattle
Fenn Victory
Victoria
B. C
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Mrs. Bennett Keeps 102-Year-Old Crack Churn in Use
Mrs. J. E. Bennett of Trent Road recalls a Telegraph Backward Glances note about a churn now 102 years old. She reports she still uses the churn twice weekly and it works as well as ever since she acquired it.
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J. E. Bennett
Trent Road
Bickering Marks Tuesday Meeting Over Clinton Strike
Clinton Aug 13 A third labor mediation effort to end the Clinton Machine Company strike stalls as representatives clash over a contract and wage talks. Mediation board and federal conciliator push talks at Race Track Inn amid company’s absence.
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Guy B. Sampson
Clinton
State Labor Mediation Board
Clinton Machine Company
Race Track Inn
Donald Thomas
Ray Humphrey
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