Veterans' job priority ruling in federal district court
The decision upholds a lower court ruling that a veteran’s old job does not guarantee priority rights when a new veteran seeks the position. The court rejected arguments that the prior role granted automatic advancement or protection against demotion in the bidding for the job.
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Olumbus
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Fedéral District
Cotri
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Central AFL Body In Cleveland Bars Guild Reporters
The Cleveland Federation of Labor acting on a committee recommendation barred reporters who belong to the American Newspaper Guild from covering its sessions of the Cleveland Industrial Union Council. President William Finnegan said two labor organizations exist, so school stories from CIO reporters won’t be recognized.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor, Central
AFL
iCta
Federation
Cleveland Citheén
Lo Dover Sessions
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Flllam Finnegan
CIO
Poultrymen Meet Here Tuesday for County Meeting
Poultrymen will gather Tuesday at the Elyria YMCA to hear a talk on the poultry outlook and egg grading demonstrations by CoM Ferguson of Ohio State University and Leonard Melching of the North Central Egg and Poultry Cooperative Market. Officers and township chairmen will be elected for the poultry committee.
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Goa
Carl
C. Deeds
Com. Ferguson
Ohio State
Wilh
Leonard Melching
North Central Egg and Poultry Cooperative Market
Feders
Lawmakers Vote On Price Control Extensions And Subsidies
The bi partisan House coalition advanced measures on extending the Price Control Act to March while delaying other subsidies. A 209 to 189 vote supported extending the act. 4847 urged early termination of meat subsidies with a plan to end price rollback subsidies by December 3. A 259 to 197 roll call backed guaranteeing cost plus for certain manufactured goods as a rider impacting industry and trade.
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OPA
Lot
Adillustralian
Iistoriend
Australian war ambush and murder report details
Three members of an Australian troop were ambushed and killed yesterday, with authorities reporting a battle near a prison in Arabia. The incident involved a sudden attack, a brief firefight, and several wounded. one escape was claimed by a group member before retreat.
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AVIA
Publisher Dee Declares World Press Must Be Free
Washington John Krtaht, president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, urged that world security depends on free press. He noted bipartisan support for a press freedom plank and recalled a 40,000 mile journalism tour by Wilbur Forrest to study press practices globally. Knight praised State Department aid for government news policy advisory services.
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Washington
John
Krtaht
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Krdaht
Kijlaht
Kocely
Eall Party
Wilbur Forrest
Ant
New York Hereald Tribune
Hha Omade
Lnvestitate
Jourmatis
Knight
William Benton
Lenten Assembly Program At Blythy High School
Senior Friendship Club staged a Lenten assembly for Blythy High School students with two hymns led by J. Mucty Hevk a lenten prayer sung by Gilda Schultz a cello solo On Wings of Song Gerry Miller a reading A Poem We Must Live by Faith and a benediction by the Senior Friendship Club with arrangements by Miss Anna Catherine Kivsa and the club adviser
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Blythy High School
J. Muctiy Hevk
Voedl Selg
Gilda Schultz
Doris Rhoads
Gerry Miller
Wochucal Redding
Prideship Clit
Eleanor Bruce
Anne Gales
Anna Catherine Kivsa
Industrial strikes impact major plants and workers walkout
A factory walkout and stalled talks disrupted production at American Can, Nash Kelvinator, General Motors plants and others. Pickets gathered outside facilities as unions pressed for wage and benefit gains, while management faced calls to resolve labor disputes before further shutdowns.
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American Can
City Fee & Fuel
American Radial
Eaton
Mey
Nash
Kelvinator
Paramount
Pactor Radin Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sehenley
Distifle
Hot
Century Fox
Warner Bros
Weelinghouse
Ele
Woolworth Co
Motors
Wendin Chiewsder
Linsiglass
General Motors
Vicker Stress
Bethlehem Interlake
Yon Ameraun Ralling
Los
Steel Shpter
Alluetitida
Trteriation
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Rites Held for Local Notables and Railway Loss
Obituary notices detail funeral arrangements for Robert Chislig and Ernst Clausius family ties to Elyria and Cleveland. They note service at Sacred Heart church and local burial, with memorials for Jean Matthewson of Elyria and Harvey Pearsall of Toledo, highlighting survivors and burial sites.
Urges Elimination of Price Controls
CHICAGO Dr. R H Maynard professor of marketing at Ohio State University urged eliminating most Office of Price Administration controls except rent ceilings He warned that without rapid production the situation will worsen and that wholesalers and retailers could face new price management modules making legislative control unnecessary and detrimental Dr Morris Pilbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association commented on the Healey program noting political and social worker influence in presidential health efforts.
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Chicago
R. H. Maynard
Ohi Suite University
May- Hird
Morris Pilbein
The
Journal of the American Mledical Associate
Trumains National Healy
Veterans Listed for Honorable Discharges from Armed Forces
A fragmented list of individuals with Navy and Army service, including Raymon Smith, Thurman Gerson Thurtian, Albert G Andress, and Michael G Melee, shows their discharge dates from 1943 to 1944 and notes each served at sea or in various theaters. The records include last known addresses in Jacksonville Florida and Camp Atterbury Indiana, with references to honors and stations.
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Hlotiaie Ad Touriay
Elytiahs
Thomas Allen Cate
High Siréel
Navy
Novambi
Audiésae
Bridge Street
Atmny
Dunner
Ihban
Camp-Atterbury
Ind
Heo
Army
Fire Department
South
Michael G
Michael Géorge-Helli
Bronson
Polio Victim In Hollywood Hospital
Polio victim Mrs Hunt, a former beauty queen and mother of two, was hospitalized after arriving by army plane at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. She travels with a respirator and awaited another at the facility as doctors provide care for her infantile paralysis. Her husband Sidney accompanied her and spoke of hoped miracles from the new respirator treatment.
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Holly Wook
Eldanot Hunt
Hollywood Presayterian Hospital
Ars
Hunt
Ohle Wessleyan
Hspital
Sidney
Ore Harvey Billig
Fragmentary Note of Local Event on Lake Shore
A damaged OCR fragment references Cedar and Varniilanr Taday, a fusion cone, and a lake shore scene with a possible event or preparation. Readable names include Cedar and PAVOHTR. Details are unclear and uncertain.
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Taday Bere
Nazi Overlord of Poland Admits His Guilt
The wartime Polish leader faces a war crimes court admission with statements of guilt amid complex testimony. Officials recount his claim of limited responsibility while accepting some blame for establishment of camps and policies. A broader discussion of his duties and the state’s actions follows, with authorities noting his eventual partial acknowledgment.
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Poland
Hatching Cracked Turkey Eggs and Nitrogen Experiments
Cracked eggs show hatchability in South Dakota tests with 196 fertile of 214 and 45 live poults from incubated cracked eggs. Oregon nitrogen trials in corn suggest 200 lb per acre nitrates yield 321 extra fodder pounds per acre. Japanese beetle control favors 2.5 pounds DDT per acre over higher arsenic uses. Fordbank 242 lima beans offer 20 percent higher yield than checks in West Virginia tests.
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South Dakota
West Virginia
Fordbank
Anemia in Pigs Treated With Ground Sod and Feri Fortified Feed
For years farmers used fresh bluegrass sod or a daily udder coating with a Ferri Fortified mix to prevent anemia in pigs. An Experiment Station trial sprinkled the solution on clean earth each day, finding it effective.
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Fnwa Experiment Station
Fertilizing Sweet Corn Experiments at Ohio Station 1948
In 1948 the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station planted three plots of sweet corn using varying fertilizer treatments. One plot with no additional fertilizer yielded 14 tons per acre, a second plot with 15 pounds of Cyanamid plowed under produced 1.9 tons per acre, and a third with 50 pounds of fertilizer plowed under yielded 2.1 tons per acre. Rainfall was normal before harvest and Cyanamid cost $1 per ton, while complete fertilizer added additional cost per ton.
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Ohio
Value of Poultry Manure and Fertilizer Trials
Pennsylvania Experiment Station cites poultry manure at 4.29 per ton versus standard fertilizer, noting manure can be worth value years ahead. Estimates show 100 hens produce 24 worth over seven pounds to grow crops. Three to four tons per farm crop suffices. advise composting or spreading weeks before planting. Recommendations include superphosphate, lead, borax additives and weekly hen counts for supply.
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Pennsylvania
Seamon
Emsoustie
Talon m
New Improved Vegetables Report and Varieties List
Home gardeners receive notes on round poder grven varieties Longreen Funger Tendeagreet Fogan Kevolomon and Merimae Wonder popper for northern climates. Other entries describe Bristol White Wal thant Yeliow rutabagas Butternut Bugs YT Thyuenaw tye and Meays Harbor romain breeding at Ravaton Bypernegs Station with details on growth, ripening and table quality.
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Sguig Tyne
Bristol White
Ravaton Bypernegs
Vietoe
Cows Tested in County Herd Improvement Program
Lorain County dairy cows are being tested in a herd improvement program overseen by Alfred Mosier and a team of testers. About 1,431 cows are on the official test, with 671 owner milk samples submitted monthly. Carl C. Deeds notes Lorain County may lead Ohio in dairy cow testing, with an estimated 16,000 cows in the county and only a fraction listed each month. The program also includes artificial insemination and shows Holsteins from Atea Farms leading in milk and butterfat production, highlighting top cows ranked for milk output and butterfat.
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Alfred Mosiés
Paul, Dathinegen
James Meeks
Mosier Algo
Alite
Nee
Carl C. Deeds
Larash
Agsar Claltoh
Ohio
Lorain County
Hee
Demmeyer
Inemih
Atea Farms
Denham Brothers
Graystone Hotel Sold to Philip Schultz Owner of The Fay On
Graystone Hotel property in Lorain County transfers to Philip Schultz, owner of The Fay On, in a deal around 120000 dollars. The Graystone is leased to L B Quick for ten years and unaffected by the sale. Realty firms H Hell Realty Co and associates handled the transfer with Walster real estate from The L. ALS, Guy.
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Graystone Hotel
Philip Schultz
Walster
L. Als
Guy
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Schultz
Graystone
L. B. Quick
Court House notes on bids and court actions
County commissioners approve purchases of 1000 tons of coal at 1.05 per ton and 600 tons at 1.45 per ton for county roads and local quarried areas. Also reported are a series of court actions including a man pleading guilty to a drug charge, a deputy arrest for AWOL serviceman Harald Tucker, and divorce proceedings amid multiple cases from 1941 to 1997.
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New London
Bursley
Core Orplajage
Peck Wadsworth
Torslag
Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book Promises Easy Fashion
Bulletin copy advertises Marian Ma tla bolera ensemble patterns for spring. Includes Pattern 9340 and Pattern 824 in multiple sizes with yardage and finishes. Orders via Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Dept 232 Wrest 18 St Lo New York at fifteen cents.
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Marian Ma
Chronicle-Telegram
Wrest
Marian Martin
Edith Holmes Installed As Head Of Dames Of Malta In Avon Lake
Edith Holmes was installed as Queen Esther of the Dames of Malta in Avon Lake in a candlelight ceremony. Guests came from Elyria Lakewood and Avon Lake as officers and stations were installed with flowers, candelabra, and music.
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Edith Holmes
Dames of Malta
Avon Lake
Queen Esther
The
George B Slington
Lora
O. F. Hall
Chevaland Lakewood
Elyvia
Gree Hutter
Sovereian
Jessie Raesler
Eplor Heserer
Ethel Herring
Mildred Kipsner
Anna Dowder
Midsar Hapar
Rose Beals
Mary Coayer
Agnes Erickson
Winifeed Howells
Halmes
Jumtar Oplaterior
Irene Riise Slirshy
Dvene Lumberg
Naomi
Katherine Lawler
Ellen Anshuts
Ella van Baveo
Grace Rettig
Ida Beall
Mary Holmes
Aziv McCampbell
Ethel Holmes
Dessie Marunidvic
Laura Berg
Mary Seat
Carrie Seotts
Ellen Pell
Trates
Annp Berworth
Wistee
Anna Dowdell
Trustes
Rosair Danielssoi
Jottre Kline
Rapain
Protectors Association
Elyria
Cemege
Slawson
Lottie Klane
Esther
Unclear fragmentary text spanning exchanges and schedules
Fragmentary OCR text mentions United States, exchanges, and a Saturday schedule with poor legibility. No clear events, entities, or outcomes are discernible to summarize a coherent item.
Memorial Park To Honor Ernie Pyle
In Dana Indiana residents mark the first anniversary of Ernie Pyle’s death with a roadside memorial on Highway 36 near his birthplace. The park will house a monument honoring Pyle and the 77th Infantry Division. The inscription will read “At this spot the 77th infantry lost a buddy Ernie Pyle” on the Shima island site.
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Ernie Pyle
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77Th Infantry
Car Hits Tree On Stewart Road West Of Role AB
Mrs William Beams or Beant suffered a laceration over her left eye at 6 40 pm yesterday after a car she rode in struck a large fallen tree along Stewart road three miles west of Role AB Deputy sheriff said the tree may have been burned from a grass fire along the roadside and fell across the rear of the car
Husband seeks police aid to locate missing wife and money
Chicles M. Joseph, a local truck driver, appealed to police to help locate his 20 year old wife and $352 missing from his home while he slept at 3:30 am. He said he met her over a year ago while he was stationed in Kentucky. He was discharged from the Army a month ago. Stanley Bradley of Portsmouth was fined $5 and costs in police court for intoxication after being found at Second Street reviving house.
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Chicles M. Joseph
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Kentucky
Stanley Bradley
Portsmouth
Second Street
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Calves Report
Market activity shows cattle and calves with mixed prices across grades. Steers and heifers reach varying bids. calves command good to strong values in light trade. hogs and sheep steady to firm with selective highs and broader ranges observed in the unsettled OCR market.
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Hester
Lamba
Choice
Acaive
Steady
UL & Ppt Mediains
Bambbail Oilers
Ourerss
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