Announce Large Addition For St Marys School
Plans show a seven classroom addition to St Marys School on Fourth Street. The $156000 project includes a basement cafeteria and gym space, with janitors and Sisters houses moved to make room. Carmichael Construction Co Akron leads the work, CPA approval awaited for both high school and addition plans.
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St. Marty's
Fourth — Street
William L.newton
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s School
Newton
Sisters’ House
Mergr. Mewton Ncdert
State Industrial Commission
Hart Dickason
Langley Collyer Died In Booby Trap At Fifth Avenue Home
Langley Collyer, the Manhattan hermit, died in a booby trapped tunnel at his Fifth Avenue home. His brother Homer, blind and paralyzed, was found dead March 21 in a nearby ink bed tunnel. Authorities described a rigged mechanism with traps and debris, and suspect Langley suffocated or starved after triggering his own device while Homer's body lay nearby. Police continue autopsy and investigation into the 오래 house and the brothers’ deaths.
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York
Langley Collyer
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Homer
Langley
Peahee
Omer
sApon Hut
Salerious
Maret Cf
Caliver
Withiar Rod- Mae
Tee
Gus
Charles Smyth
Heiner Langley
Ruman
Joseph Wietmoce
John Lenwghers
Beely
Tyne
Columbia University
Dremer Vous
Eto Jawyer
Hamer
Tun
Howe
Weathered Fragment Describes Unclear Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes mention clouded conditions and a night scene. Includes stray phrases about a sale and a street name. Text is incoherent with missing context and unclear events or entities.
Gibbens Chosen President of Elyria Rotary Club
A. Gibbens county superintendent of schools was elected president of the Elyria Rotary Club for 1947-48, succeeding Burton J. Ohlemacher. Marlon H. Crowder was named vice president, W. O. McLean reelected secretary treasurer, and three new club members and six directors were chosen. The new officers will take office July 3, with the board continuing terms of other directors.
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A. Gibbens
Elyria Rotary Club
Afernoon
Bur Tott J. Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
Whib
Marlon H. Crowder
Gibbens
W. O. MrClcNan
Elyria School
Chit
Ciih
M.ga
Rotary Chay
Elib
Lav
Tng
Maron KH. Crowder
Winefer
Richard Callevar
New Building To Be Constructed At Fair Grounds
Berar County Agrinatural Safety directors met to plan a new 4 H division building at the fair grounds. J Re Lewis named consultant engineer and sonia Bel Cigl listed as consult eng. Work to start within 30 days if possible amid a 1 year phased program and road construction plans. RFC chairman resigns and a labor strike threat halts midwestern building projects affecting about 50 sites.
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Welllington
Berar County Agrinatural Safety
Aitrornto
Clair Ll
Roo Peerse
Raleigh
Lorain County
Ronen Sear
Nowas
Freighter and Collier Collide Off Cape Henry
Norfolk VA reports the freighter American Farmer collided with the collier S. S. Pittsburgh Seam about 40 miles off Cape Henry. Coast Guard vessels from the Hampton Roads area and a rescue plane from Elizabeth City NC were dispatched to the scene to assist in the emergency response.
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Norfolk, Va
S. S. Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Hampton Roads
Elizabeth City
N.C
Friends Pay Final Silent Respects To Henry Ford
Funeral crowds in Detroit honor Henry Ford as more than 700 pass the casket in the Greenfield Village hall. Messages pour in from world leaders, rivals, and workers as services are set for St Pats Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Dearborn.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Henry Fortis
Greenefield Village
Dearborn
Ford
Ford Fantii
Louorrow Et St. Pats Epecopal
Dene
Willan
Buseedi
Indian ruler inspects Kentucky horse farms
An Indian ruler visited Kentucky horse farms with a cache of about 36 thoroughbreds stabled in the area. The entourage toured breeding facilities and spoke of plans to retire and relocate to New York, signaling strong ties between regional racing interests and international patrons.
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Kentucky
New York
Tony
Byte
Rent controls relaxed by OPA in new order
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration expanding relaxed rent controls on properties including hotels and tourist accommodations. The move, effective tomorrow, aimed to reduce burdens on multiple housing units and ease constraints for certain establishments amid ongoing wartime measures.
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Washtington
OPA
Leo Durocher Suspended For A Year
Cincinnati baseba l commissioner A R Chandler suspends Leo Durocher manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers for one year and Charley Dressen to a 90 day period effective by April 15. The hearings in Florida followed claims by Larry MacPhail that Durocher spread rumors with gamblers and broke a verbal contract with Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
A. R. Chandler
Leo Durocher
Bronkhen Rodgers
Charley Dressen
New York Yuankeess
Dodger
Chandler
Florida
Durocher
Dressen
Branch Rickey
Harold Parrett
Cone
Larry MacPhail
Yankees
MacPhair
Dodgers
Yankee
Directer
Havana
Rickey
Brooklyn
Smoke pours from hotel windows in Columbus blaze
Disharmonized OCR text reports smoke pouring from hotel windows in Columbus on a day when fire crews arrived. Officials say no fire was found inside the hotel after arrival, and the cause remains undetermined.
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Columbus
Sby Y Venitalaig Seston
Truman Cabinet Studies Rise In Prices
President Truman convened a White House seminar with his cabinet to address rising prices, urged big business to cut prices voluntarily to avert recession and unemployment, and reviewed a price survey by Dr. Edwin Nourse. Nourse signaled basic industries should cut prices, while leaving specific remedies to the President and cabinet. He opposed restoring price control, saying Americans were tired of it.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Pew Administration
Edwin Nourse
Economie Corieil
Fast Consgress
Nourse
Ute
Communist Is Cited For Contempt
Washington The House on American Activities Committee filed Eugene Deno general secretary of the Communist party for contempt of Congress. The committee unanimously recommended Justice Department probe into conspiracy to commit contempt against Deno Eisler and Josephsen for refusal to testify. Rep Nixon supported the actions against the trio.
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Washington
House On Americaty Acts
Todey
Eugene Deno
Communist Party
United States
Congress
Justice Department
Dennison
Gerhart Eisler
Leon Josephsen
Richard M. Nixon
Cal
Wien
Marshall Pushes Polish Frontier Commission Plan
Marshall seeks to propose a special commission to assess Germany Poland frontier adjustments on the spot. The plan aims to decide whether Potsdam fixed borders should stay or be revised and if some German areas should shift to international control or other solutions.
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Moscow
George C. Marshall
Germany
Poland
Marshall
Potsdam
Rute
Rhineland
United States
Rawr
United Nations
Moletay
Freytag
Tate
Milegey
Parking Meter Fund Shows Deficit For First Quarter
The parking meter fund posted a deficit for the first quarter, with expenditures at $14 515 06 against meter receipts of $10 768 00 for the June quarter. Auditor Albert said the shortfall will require expense adjustments and possible transfers from the general fund to sustain the program. Payroll and maintenance costs run about $3 255 per month with rental fees around $700.90 monthly. the report notes a projected annual shortfall of roughly $12 000 to $14 000 beyond current receipts.
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S & Tong
Ces
Erty
Andytor Ellsworth Albert
Faday Ag
Sconpeehon
Albert
Dag
Athet
Pat
Tie Wea
Edward D Krebs Installed As Elyria Elks Exalted Ruler
Edward D. Krebs was installed as exalted ruler of the Elyria Elks Lodge with other officers at a lodge ceremony attended by many members and guests from Lakewood and Lorain lodges. Armitage, assisted by Wilson Snyder, helped with the installation. New officers include Earl E. Sloane leading knight and others. a ball will be held Saturday night to honor the exalted ruler with attendees from neighboring lodges.
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Edward D. Krebs
Tulerrlett
Elyria Elks Lodge
Lakewood
Lorain
Armitage
Elyria Lodge
Wilson Snyder
Lorain Lodge
Earl E. Sloane
Harald W. Block
Richard A. Todd
Gerald C. Naw
Stralph W. Gardner
Esquire
Vic Resar
Mose Wilder
A. A. Krapp
Tyler
Edward Kihm
Edward Bembower
John Resar
Claude Wagner
Rease
Etksa
Many Students to Participate in Scholarship Test
Dozens of Lorain County high school students are set for Friday preliminaries of the District State scholarship test by the State Department at Education. About 45 students from Elyria High School entered, with some taking more than one test to total about TA exams. most are seniors, though a few are from other classes. Tests will be held in village and rural schools, with 20 subjects offered across about 30 tests, students choosing and enrolling in their subjects. High scorers may qualify for the final test at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea on May 4. Other tests occur at Biya High School this week and next. Principal J. D. Severs noted uncertainty on numbers this year.
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Lorain County
State Department
Educaton
Tat Elyria High School
Schoals
C. A. Gibebeus
Baldwik- Wallace College
Berea
Slsa Bens
Biya High School
Thiseek
Pincipal J. D. Severs
Ohio State University
Sehosh
Nnt
Fire Prevention Luncheon Prep Draws City Locals
Preparations were underway for the Fire Prevention Luncheon to be held Thursday in Elyria. About 200 people are expected at the Elks Ballroom with 83 stewards serving and local groups assisting. Speakers include well known Fire Prevention figures and a Elyria High School student assembly.
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Noy Association of Ghia
Vic Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Luneheor
Elks Ballyooit
Han Jane Fase
Elyria Biwains Club Ag
Harey K. Oi
Smakyt Rogers
Hancheeon
Wise Wall
Arlier
Elysia High School
Strike Near End of Nationwide Telephone Walkout
Washington reports a potential settlement in the long distance phase of the nationwide telephone strike. NFTW policy committee to decide if it provides a pattern for all unions as 360000 Bell System workers remain idle, service at 20 percent. Long distance workers may resume only after NFTW approves a satisfactory settlement for all affiliates.
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Washington
American Telesphone and Telegraph Co
National Federation of Telephone Workers’ Policy Committee
NFTW
India
Bell System
Tha
A. Ti. de T
Nile
NETW
Jolin J. Moran
Coal Production Dips To 40 Percent Of Normal
Government reports show 38 mines recertified as safe while 700 government mines operated. Total production yesterday reached about 40 percent of normal with 66,000 workers back on duty. Authorities note mixed recertifications and safety debates amid back to work pressure and ongoing legal actions against union leaders.
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Wasiington
Montha
John L. Lewis
Hide
Walter A. Thurmond
Lewis
Interior Department
John J. Battle
The
National Coal AssaiCli
T. Alan Galdsborough
Partist
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
West Virgainia
West Virginia
CALW
Jaminer
Oppose Giving Cities Right Of Levying Taxes On Industry
Citizens and business leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups oppose bills to empower cities to levy industry taxes. Key figures warn such taxes would raise costs for manufacturers and utilities, threaten jobs, and could force reductions in operations if enacted. Local chambers cite possible negative effects on Defiance and nearby towns.
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Beard Durkin
Chise Brass and Copper Go
Cleveland
R. Johnson
Portsmouth
Moreys
Defiance
Walter Buckhol
Chambery of Commercce
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Sergvo Station
Oberlin Rd
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Filip
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Lax
Hor Klepinger
American Steraid Wire Co
Pe Ametteau Steel and
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Wales
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