United Press reports on price control and OPA actions
CIO leaders were summoned to a Washington conference to discuss price control as inflation rises. The OPA announced price ceilings on some foods and authorized restaurants to remove posters on individual dish ceilings. Murray urged a national demonstration and August 18 meeting to push for continued ceilings amid decontrol talks. Canton paper to omit want ads to save newsprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pree
CIO
Washington
OPA
Pro Priciors
CLO
Philip Murray
Wie
Meeting in courthouse square ends in community control by Hampton allies
Cleanup crews moved through streets repairing damage and removing debris as townspeople gathered for a mass meeting at the courthouse square. Rev Hampton quoted scripture, urged sober men to lead, and the crowd installed Hampton Cartwright and Anderson to govern until elected officials take office amid vigilant deputies and a tense political backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewe
Court House
G L Party
Jim Bultram
Ralph Diadan
Lowell F. Arterburn
Athens Post-Athenian
Hampton
Cartwright
Anderson
Gus
Pat Mansfield
Democratic Machine
Mansfeld
15 Persons To Be Called For Grand Jury Service
The clerk of courts announces fourteen names for grand jury duty starting August 26. Listed jurors include Matty A. Searles and Marie Murty among others, with addresses on Kenyon Avenue, Fifth Street, West Sixth Street, Monroe Street, Whaster Avenue, Avon Lake, and Lorain. The court notes approximately the criminal cases to be considered as these jurors convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weere
Agate Tentay
Matty A. Searles
Kenyon Avene
Challen Nolen
Marie Murty
Am West Siath
Brank Medocs
Monroe Street
Mary Bonzo
Whaster Avenue
Ilytia
Alf
Woantak
Dee Miller
Binnin Fassing
Mather Morodaz
Opera Johnton
Marie Holderman
Lorain
Nicholas Abraham
Dent
Hattie Guizman
Avon
Two Persons Bitten By Dogs In Local Incident
Mrs Theresa Lohnsch of 344 Wattley Avenue was treated at Myria Memorial Hospital for a dog bite on her right forearm suffered yesterday when her own dog bit her. Karan Sue Thompson, 2 1/2 years old of 195 Fourth Street, was bitten or scratched by a dog owned by the Werners at the same address yesterday afternoon as a child and dog vied for a cracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Lohnsch
Wattley Avenue
Mlyria Memorial Hospital
Karan Sue Thompson
Fourth Street
Werners
Fires Reported Burn with Limited Damage
Three minor fires were reported to the Number of Fire Station yesterday but each was contained quickly. A grass blaze west of Ely School burned about an acre before firefighters Welland and Mintz stopped it. it was started by children playing with matches. A discarded cigarette ignited a cushion at Marshall Drug, destroying the cushion after being opened and doused with water from headquarters. At Acme Bottling rear of 621 Lodi Street, vapors from gasoline in an open can ignited by a nearby flame. the fire remained confined to the can and was smothered by workers before Fire Department arrival. Broad Street fenders suffered damage in a collision involving Mrs. Ann Rosco and Everett Showalter, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welland and
Mintz
Ely School
Marshall Drug Company
Quad Company No. 1
Acme Bottling Company
Lodi Street
Britain backs Big Four talks to speed conference
Speaking for Britain Under secretary for Foreign Affairs McNeil said Bevin reserved freedom of action on a matter of procedure alone. He supported the Big Four plan to speed the conference while Ananiming chairs remains unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
McNeil Ward
Ernest Bevin
McNeil
Ananiming
Final Awards At Y Camp Fourth Period Honors
Final awards for the fourth and last period of Summer camping at V. MLC. A. Camp IsSee-Kee were presented during a night program. A total of 48 first-year camping emblems were awarded and 44 Camp Archery Association awards were given, including the Silverbow Sharpshooter to Tom Whitacr and Charles Shaffer. Mohican Lodge and Wyandotte Lodge earned multiple group honors as camp closed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Mlc. A
IsSee-Kee
eAmip Éounell
Snot
Ichard Eddy
Charles Cary
Tom Davis
Lint Heingerting
Gerald MacBeth
Milt Pitkin
Roger Simon
Loe Saabo
Tom Whitacr
Charles Shaffer
Tom Dangerfield
Archee
Public officials blamed as tax struggles highlighted
Speakers urged residents to engage with budget hearings and contact Congress as wage and debt concerns rose. Mc Wolfe criticized efforts to bypass tax limits and noted special assessments can shift obligations to general revenue, urging taxpayers to stay informed and involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. Wolfe
Ohio
Mr. Wolfe
Oman
United States
Wolfe
Congress
Sutton
Public Expenditure Council
Lorain
Leon
Pepind
Lee Tate
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Death Record for Martin Bock and Others
Death notices recount Martin Bock of Amherst aged 68, German-born former Nickoll Quarry worker, with survivors and funeral details. Also recorded are obituaries for Edward Hippen of Lorain, Henry Calvin Carter of Oberlin, Fred Abbott Sr of Wellington, Conrad Northeim of Amherst, Welcome J Bowan of Oberlin, and William J Henle, detailing births, residences, affiliations, survivors, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Calvin Carter
State Hospital
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Rust M. E. Church
Perry Carter
Missouri
Stella Simith
Cynthia Jones Beth
Cher- Tin
Sedgeman’s
G. Morgan
Westwood Cemetery
Readjustment Pay Found Pocketbook Near East River Street
The narrator reports a pocketbook containing identification and a government readjustment payment of 154 Stanford Avenue. Jack Feadohed said he lost it near the daily store on Fourth Street and returned to search. The finder had cashed the check, and the owner contemplated a small vacation before finishing high school and enlisting in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Street
Navy
Stanford Avenue
Yee
Jack
Jak
Vath
High Scheel
Food Preservation Expert To Speak At Clearview High
H Boland of the U S Department of Agriculture will speak at Clearview High on Wednesday August 7 about preserving food for high school lunch programs. All county school lunch staff are urged to attend as Boland outlines proper conservation methods and answers audience questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boland
United States
Department of Agriculture
Clearview High School
Boland
Auto hits bicycle boy injuring 10 in Elyria
Gerald Reigle, 10, of 258 Lexington Avenue, suffered lacerations to left shoulder and temple when struck by an automobile driven by Steve Nagy Jr., 881 West River Street, as he rode west of Third Street and entered Chestnut Street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Roling
Lexington Avenue
Steve Nagy, Jr
West River Street
Third Street
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Court House News and Local Court Actions
Abandoned IO Pissouth vehicle linked to a Wellington holdup near Route 18. Details include a $34.75 theft, a stolen Buick from Detroit, and a suspect hunt. Contempt charges against Chester Michalski cited alimony arrears. Civil suits involve Myra Minnis and Dean for divorce, Karl Garrett sued for $272 over building damage, and Howard Cowen granted a divorce. Appeals court ruling favored Pearl Page in a railroad death case. Elizabeth Lieber pursues $50,000 for her husband’s death. National and international matters touch on Truman era policy and UN charter, with domestic issues showing mixed congressional action and inflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Welllington
New Castle
Sheriff's Department
Wellington
Detroit
Disinet Court of Appeals
Pearl W. Page
Elyria
Chester Page
Olive Street
Elizabeth Lieber
William
The
General Industries Co
Attuck
World Court
William Langer
RI Nld
Henrik Shipstead
R. Min
United Nations
Truman
Bretton Woods
Great Britain
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Review of Kitanis Clit members and meeting notes
A local gathering reviewed past Hinots and the Elpha Community speaker, detailing formation in 1018 as a Wat Sanne and listing attendees including John ne Grafton Claude Hummel Yons Biyria and Robert McCalitey from Lakewacd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitanis
Ela
Johnne Grafton
Claude Hummel
Yons
Biyria
Robert McCalitey
Fight Outside Inn Leads to Citations and Ban
A Saturday night parking lot fight outside Carliste Inn, after hours, led to Zigmond Smith age 24 of 435 Clinton Avenue reporting he was struck and Theron Winningham age 4 of Cleveland fined five dollars plus costs. Justice C. C. Lord ordered both parties to stay away from the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carliste Thn
Zigmond Smith
Clinton Avenue
Theron Winningham
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Fined Five Dollars For Reckless Driving
Alfred Seancola of 03 West Broad Street was fined five dollars and costs after a guilty finding on reckless driving following a minor collision on Middle Avenue near Third Street. Police say he refused to give his name and drove away after the crash saying two cents will fix that. Warren Goldstock of Cleveland reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Seancola
West Broad Street
A. R. Agate
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Seancola
Warren Goldstock
Cleveland
Goldstock
Jeancola
Permits Issued For Two More Prefab Homes
Building inspectors report two more prefab houses approved, one at 225 Foaler Ares fine with a 99232 one story addition and utility room. Costs estimated at 5500. The Strathmoor Company prefab units titled Number dwelling and Number 3 are used. A second home at 853 Second Street on West present cost 5060. Both structures are prefab by Strathmoor Company. The larger unit is called Number dwelling, the smaller Number 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostea Averag
West River
Matt Dickason
Henrs Wallace
Ares Fine
Fi Marty
Wagner
Second
Héew
Strathmoor Company
Ohio prices climb for farmers in July report
Prices paid to Ohio farmers rose for nearly all products through July 15 per the Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. Record highs were recorded for beef cattle veal calves milk cows lamb chickens butterfat and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canton
Canton Repository
Sudro-Curtis
Broad Street
Ann Rosco
Wil West River Street
Everett Showalter
Akron
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America
Monte Wyckoff Dry Cleaning
Ridetreed
Y Camp
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Martin Bock
West Martin Street
Lins
Ince
Germany
Amherst
Nicholl
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amherat, Eagles
Modern Woodmen of the World
Maccabees
Atha
Mimer C. Lorain
Pesay Ann Dock
Mia
Henry Molle
Zieh
Crowhhill Cemetery
Damer
Edward Tifpen
Wamen
Edward ‘Mppen
la Grange
Lucina Miller
Pearl Onderdonk
Enelid
Kathryn Austin
Fields
Gillian Weinbatthy
Vernippen
Johnson Funeral
McCauley Avenue
Tmp
Fivids
Fred Abbott
East Street
England
Cassie Rudd Abbott
Elizabeth Comstéak
Frea Abbott, Jr
Sharp Funeral
Rev
H. A. Cassidy
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Conrad Northeim
St. Luke's Hospital
Brownheim
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Emma
Goronsk
Harry
Leonfred
Brownhelm
Adam Moeller
Adam
Carl
Frank and
Anthony
Zilch Funeral Home
A.B. McVey
Hurial
Brownhelm Cemetery
Welcome J. Bownan, SY
Pleasant Street
Pleasantview
Fuehville
ABA
Oberi
Christan Missionary Alliance
Mutter
Hattie Bowmet
Welcome Leann
Hina Benjamin Anh
Walter Edward
Danghiers
Wilma Jean
Helen Louise
Out Home
Chive
Alviges
New Longton
Baher Kelly
Buffalo
Mildred Collins
Lynchburg
Bervives
Rome
Hamlin
Brocksale
Beigle
William J. Henle
Longford
Pattsburgh
Elva
Vivinny
Sens
Hygrade's
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Whoe Huine Ul Goud
Ormae Poe Renee
Boy
Era Industries Co
Woodworth
Emma Regie
Carl Shermak
Westlake
Dale Shermak
Dorothy Mackin
Wesley
Clarence Reigle
Flint
Mich
George
Frank Reigle
Gladwin
Fred Reigle
Matilda Wideman
Friends
Sudro Curtis
Philip Wich Ern Pasta
United Presbyterian Church
Burin
Brookdale Cemetery
Wilson J. Haynes
Edwin C. Jacobs
South Maple Street
Clarksfield
Huron Co
Kalesman
Fark C. Haynes
Sudra- Curtis Funeral
Dre
First Methodist Church
South Murray Ridge Cemetery
Hiram Bumner Whitcomb
Hiram Sumner Whitcomb
Pittsfield Township
Center Ridge Road
Ridgeville
Frank ( Whitcomb
Mare Jane Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Ridgeville Cemetery
Chester Michalski
14Th Street
Guy
Findley
Mhyra Minnis
Vermilion
Dean
Karl Garrett
East Bridge Street
National Man Franklin Fire Ine, Co
Pittsburgh
Kenneth and
Lillian Williams
Garrett
Howard Cowen
Jean
Guy B. Findley
Ath Congress
Hve
Poe
P.R. Smith & Co
Orientin Stocks and Bonos Mere Steen Tachenge
Bey Goreal
River Toth & Gerush
Curley's Mkt
Nu Way
Mit, Inc
History of
Massillon
Stark County
Edward C. Rena
Sam Heiser
Cnok
Francis Dotin Wendland
Wendland
Nebraska
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Jones Ame
Teg Trost
Mitch
Jones Chapel Amr
Lausche
Ravenna
Frank Tt
Portage County
Michael Onofty
North Street Alley
Madison
West Welding Co
West Street
Nichols
Funer
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