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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1948

Page

10

Congressional Developments and Legal Notices Highlight Turbulent Session

Congress debates draft and universal training with broader air force expansion while House moves to approve early budget for military buildup. In Lorain Ohio, Probate Court notices seek authority to sell estate land to pay debts, listing numerous defendants and property description, with May filing deadline.

Washington Congress James F. O'Neil Legon Russia O'Nell Lorain County Ohio Sara Sage Harlowe P Sage Philomebs Barker Berry Barker Wilion Barker Hariowe Paracr Myra Saxe Mariila Agus Sakes Atu Hariowe P. Maze Pousielia Barker Verry Barker Ou Mitton Barker Hariowe Barker Myra Lace Angelic Lake Afarils Thomas HB. Case Juilis Base Evra Seger Eill B. Draper Russell F. Draper Lorain Huntington County of State of Kown Huntington Township Stewart Road Baker Road Baker Rond Halph W. Dotterwetch Dotterwetch Ralph W Dotterweitch Thelma V. Dotterwelch

Long Range Housing Bill Faces Senate Battle

The long-range housing bill drawing strong opposition in the Senate pits Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy Republican Wisconsin against critics like Sen. Ralph E. Flanders Vermont and Sen. Albert A. Taf Ohio. McCarthy’s amendment targets future federal public housing for relief families as debate looms. OPA actions loom with Sen. Joseph H. Ball Minnesota predicting renewed peacetime price controls. The House moved to override Truman’s veto on exempting full time news vendors from Social Security. Hawaii statehood hearings begin with Interior official Oscar Chapman supporting statehood. Senator Claude Pepper accuses the War Investigating Committee of unfairness over Howard Hughes, while Brewster denies involvement in report timing. The House Un-American Activities Committee postpones public hearings on Dr. Edward A. Condon due to scheduling conflicts.

Joseph R McCarthy R. Wis Ralph E. Flanders R. Vt Opert A. Taf RB. O McCarthy Senate OPA Joseph H. Ball Minn Ball House Truman Hawai Oscar Chapman Howard Hughes Claude E. Pepper Fla Senate War Investigating Committee Hughes Owen Brewster Brewster Homer Ferguson RB. Mich Condon Unameri

Eight county commissioner candidates invited to pre primary meeting

The League of Women Voters invites eight candidates for county commissioner to a pre primary meeting at James Brand House on Monday April 26 at 8 p m. The First Methodist church hosts the fourth quarterly conference and annual dinner on Thursday April 22 at 6 30 p m with Dr Herbert Thompson as chairman and Dr Russell Humbert as principal speaker. Leased gas station Blue Suneco at 155 East Lorain Street by Rodman Douglas Pat Layport with Bunny Fields as station manager and Pete Jenks assisting. Boy Scout Troop 102 held a court of honor at First Methodist church with Tenderfoot investiture led by Dave Evans and awards presented by Hiram Bradford and Evans.

First Methodist Church Rodman Douglas Pat Layport Veteran’s Cab Company Kate T. Holly East Lorain Street Bunny Fields Junior Movel Pete Jenks Explorer Post 102 Jack Frost Cath Laws Dave Evans Hiram Bradford Evans David Mabry Charles Kunkier James Getty Loren Worcester Keith Williams Dick Robinson Chalmer Davidson Nathan Nash Bill Annable Don Bradford Wade Hallauer Blyria Nelson Fitch District Advancement Committee Ross Ludwig Ed Gates Ludwig Fitch Allen Hospital Gary Bodnar Clare Reinhard Martha Redfield Eva Halliwell Robert Taylor E. Stammeker Henry Pfaff Donald Wood Herbert Harrour Leon Bricker Deil Ely Ernest Bindernagle Calvin Rogers William Quinn Hugh Paddock Julia Melloms Richard Burns Leonard Bricker Dell Ely Ann Kaserman Halcomb Joan Austin Bill Burden Donald Merybaugh End Eugene Lindsey Postal Nellie Reed Brown John Austin Gangnter Robert Findley Clyde Beits Paul Rees Ann Kasserman Cry Moertin Dawn Layton Brows Marr Colt It Clyde Betts Paul Ross Lady Howe Durwerd Bahr Ely Finney Mar N Thomas Rerx Scoezzza, Jr Froonk Scocczza Newerk Chazon Mozart Ct Wilbur Price Conservetory Orchestra Reber Johnson Scocszza Oberlin Conservatory Dori Ann Baker Ard William J. Baker Peig Warner Concert Hall Brahms Debussy Miss Baker Geron R. Gibson Conservatory George E. Wain Clarence H. Hamilton Oberlin College Crozer Quarterly Crozer Theological Seminary Harry N. Holmes

Oberlin Bards to Perform at Ohio Intercollegiate Festival

Twelve Oberlin College Bards will join the Ohio Intercollegiate Bard Festival at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware on May 12. Members include Candace Ramsey, Miriam J. Clark, Stanley Petrulis, Howard Carstens, Estelle Perkins, Joseph Coleman, Warren Prince, Elizabeth Snook, Wright Cowger, David Ingalls, and Robert Kenrick. Bands director Arthur L. Williams notes Oberlin’s invitation also links to a Fall Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association program and Oberlin’s status among 12 Ohio colleges with student members in the Alpha Educators National Conference meeting in Detroit April 18 21.

Oberlin College Bards Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Candace Ramsey Tarentum Miriam J. Clark Lima Ohio Stanley D. Petrulis la Grange Howard Carstens Enid Ohlo Estelle Perkins Armstrongs Mills O Seymour Bass Springfield N. J Joseph Coleman Verona Warrer Prince Chicago Thorn Elizabeth Snook Portsmouth Wright Cowger Palo Alto Calif David Ingalls Warren Robert Kenrick Pittsburgh Arthur L. Williams Teachers Association Cleveland Oberlin Williams Alasse Educators National Conference Detroit Midh

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