Growth of job placements in federal employment office
Arthur Glasow says the United States Employment Service could place 606 more men immediately with potential to expand to 16 regions. Housing shortages hinder broader calls. July referrals reached 541 with 49 placements, including 108 veterans and 73 women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Arthur Glasew
Math Ager
Glasow
Ceri Érlese
Arte
Rit
Operes
Ora
Office Mail
Disciples Of Christ Meet In Columbus
COLUMBUS The first of more than 4 000 delegates arrived for the international Disciples of Christ convention. American, European and Asian religious leaders will speak as the event opens Tuesday night and runs through Sunday. Dr M E Sadler of Fort Worth Texas president of Texas Christian University will give the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Disciples of Christ” Christian
America
Europe
Asia
M. E. Sadler
Ft. Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
George E. Barr
Georgo
Scotland
Nohundo Oda
Tokyo
Samuel Gatti
Philippine Committee of Religious Education
C. W. Chang
Nanking
Daniel A
Philadelphia
Hospital Discharges Here With Multiple Newborns Listed
A local discharge sheet names mothers and newborns by address. Mrs. Joseph Picholy and baby boy at 255 Harrison. Mrs. Paul J Rudy and baby boy at 123 Kaiser court. Mrs. Daniel Roan and baby girl at 254 Wooster. Mrs. Julia Bakes and baby boy at 614 Weot Third. Mrs. Eugene Fell and baby boy at 107 Furnace. Mrs. Dell Kaiser and baby girl at 195 Bell. Mrs. Arthur Starkey at 108 Robson. Mrs. Patsy Trupp Wo Lodi. Mrs. Mike Kanuch at 123 Mound. Mrs. Michael Martis at 449 West Tenth. Mrs. Robert Lane at 438 West Eleventh. Mrs. Warland Ritter at 212 High. Mrs. Arch Jones at 127 Adelbert. Mrs. Sherman Jones at 33a Sixteenth. Mrs. Arthur Tedrow at 1814 Middle Avenue. Mrs. Mack Ray at 500 Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Picholy
Harrison Street
Paul J. Rudy
Kaiser Court
Daniel Roan
Wooster Street
Julia Bakes
Weot
Third Street
Eugene Fell
Baby Air
Furnace Street
Dell Kaiser
Bell Avenue
Arthur Starkey
Robson Court
Patsy Trupp
Lodi
Mike Kanuch
Mound Street
Michael Martis
West Tenth Street
Robert Lane
West Eleventh Street
Warland Ritter
High Street
Arch Jones
Adelbert Street
Sherman Jones
Sixteenth Street
Arthur Tedrow
Middle Avenue
Mack Ray
Cleverland Street
Death Tributes for Earlies Rattray and Reed Family
Funeral services in Elyria and nearby towns mark the passings of Welcome J. Bowman, J. Wownmin Capalin, and Charles Edward Reed. The deceased include a two year old, with services at Sergeman’s Funeral Home and St Mary’s church. burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Also noted are Abbie Brooks Bassett and William Emery, with services at Nichola Funeral Home and Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home respectively, burial in Butternut Ridge and Evergreen Cemeteries. Survivors span parents, siblings, grandparents, and extensive kin across Elyria and Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wownmin Capalin
Welcome J. Bowman
Aed Rattray
Tueslay
Fron Sergeman
Mev. Hamlin
Brookdale Cemetery
Charles Edward Meed
Rodger Reed
Tremont Albet
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Elytia
Rodger Jr
George
William
Sarah
George Davis
Gertrude Erate
Elyria
Sudto-Cuttin Mineral Home
In As Om
St. Mary's Chitch
St. Mary's Cemetery
Abbie Prooks Bassett
Abbie Brooks
Bassett
Mabel A. Basset
Princeton Avenue
Ness
Edwin Bassett
LaPorte
Lorain County
Irelend Adeline Unoley
Hubert C. Bassett
Pail Hf. Bassett
Eaton
E. &. Brooks
Oklahoma City
E. Bassett
Muth Young
Nichola
Tuessday
A. C. Young
Butternut Ridge
William Emery
South Amherst
Main
England
Cleveland
Sarah Finnery
James William Emery
Alfred Emery
Sudro-Curtis
W. M. Glick
Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
U. S. Buys Copy of Elyria Codes
The U S buys a copy of Elyria city codex for ten dollars per copy. It is the fifteenth sold of a planned 150 copies, per Mayor A R R Agate. A separate report states fall from a wall killed Harry Reichart, 34, in Newark with police noting the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Elyria
A. RR
Agate
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Newark
Harry Reichart
Earl
South Amherst WAVE GOING AWAY PARTY
Mrs. Jacob Kalb hosted a going away social on East Main Street for the Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service guest of honor Mrs. Kalb preparing for a monthlong West trip. Gift presented. summer bouquets and dessert were served. Royal Neighbor Lodge members met at Mrs. Jutta Gainak’s Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage for the monthly gathering with a Wiener and hamburger feast for 20 members and five guests. A brief business session and group singing followed. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Charge Solky and family plan a major trip to California while Mr and Mrs Jamies Al Po Kieol and family vacation at Niagara Falls and Niagara Falls area. others visited relatives in Quebec, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Jacob
Kalb
East Main Street
Methodist Woman's Society For Christian Service
Henry Kalb
West
Belle Brockgcker
Kolb
Eentise Sons
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Jutta Gainak
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Wiener
Hamburg
Charge Solky Andi
California
Jamies al Po Kieol
Niasard Falls
Cinvadi
Local Board No 5 July draft registrations listed many names
Thirty four men registered at Local Board No 5 North Ridgeville Ohio in July. The list includes Glenn Seibert Adel pert St Rivers Stanley Dante Zawachi Eugene Sharick Franklin Menges Billy Avon George Brooks Roy Lampkin Frederick Rothe Joseph Shaffer Alvin Fridenstine Stephen Yonkof Allan McCain Wilbur Hitchcock William Archer William Marder John Movinett Jr Balogh Grafton Lawrence Smucky Avon Lake Edward Kidney John Kirkland Jr Avon Lake plus four 18 year olds recently discharged from the armed forces and thirteen others who registered with the discharges. Names include Linvel Marres Earl Roth Gene Harrison Carlton Harrison Mary Ebeling Jack Dever Fildes John Shulic Iain Lindstrom George Gutschmidt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Glenn Eugene Seibert
Adelpert St. Rivers
Stanley Dante
Zawachi
Latain
Eugene Alousius Sharick
Botann
Franklin Kick Menges
E. Fake Road
Fotait
Nonard Norfian Billy
Avon George Brooks
North Ridge
Lorain
Roy Lampkin
North Ridge Ra
Fredérick Charles Fothel
Colume
Kin Station
Robert Lewis Grills
Gratton
Joseph Andrew Shaffer
R. D
Elyria
Alvin Glen Fridenstine
Stephen Andrew Yonkof
Avon
Idack Allén McCain
Baga
Wilbur Lyman Hitchcock
R.D
Columbia Station
William Bagtey Archer
Grafton
William Banit Marder
John Michael Movinett
Elvera
Theodore Benjamin Balogh
J . Grafton
Lawrence Stanity Smucky
Avon Lake
Edward Raymond Kidney
B.D
John David Kirkland
Franklin Dick Menges
Frederick Charles Rothe
Linvel Carl Marres
Earl Donald Roth
Permits Issued For More New Homes In Elyria
Permits were issued to build three Strathmoor No 3 prefabricated houses in Elyria and another traditional home. Builders James Heatherly George Clark and George Bauer will construct at 20 Pormeley Street 198 Brace Avenue and 24 Fairlwin Avenue. A rear addition to a home at Parmeley Street is planned costing about 2500. Funeral arrangements set for Wellington Huntsigan former Toledo postmaster and clerk of courts.
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Elyria
Hart Dickason
Strathmoor
Agate
Dickson
James C. Heatherly
Warden Avenue
George Clark
Warden Avene
George D. Bauer
Fairlawn Avenue
Meatherly
Pormeley Street
Clark Plana
Brace Avenue
Bater
Fairlwin Avenue
Howes
A. W. Danforth Plana
Fia
Parmeley Steel
Prison break suspects recaptured after Rochester shooting
On Friday night two escaped Michigan inmates were captured near Michigan City after a Rochester hospital visit for a gravely wounded woman who shielding her heart was struck by a bullet. Prisoners identified as Noel Gary and Vand erdade were recaptured by Sheriff Frank Summers after attempts to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Rochester
Tracy Oat Noehols
Ptt
Michigan
Noel
Gary
Fern
Fireens
Hungary Adopts New Monetary Unit Amid Hyperinflation
London dispatches report Hungary ended the old pengo and introduced a new currency, the guilder, pegged at 1 162 per US dollar. The move, backed partially by gold, aims to curb black market operations with harsh penalties for violations while a gold-bearing convoy departs under American and Russian guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mundety
United Btates Mollar
Budapest
Germany
Muneaty
Lorain Man Fined $50 By Baird
Edward Myosky of Lorain was fined 100 dollars and costs 50 suspended when arraigned before Justice Richard Baird by deputy sheriff on a charge of driving a automobile while under the influence of liquor. He was arrested after a road accident on Route 254 west of Abbe road at 8 40 p m Saturday involving a car driven by Leonard Schmetzer of Cleveland. Schmetzer said he was crowded off the road and that the left rear end of his car was damaged. The right front of Myosky s car was damaged. Myosky s car ran into a cornfield after the collision. The rear of a car driven by John Markel of Ashland and the front of a car driven by Harold Stack of 449 Second street were damaged in a collision on Broad street at 10 34 a m yesterday. Fenders were slightly damaged Saturday afternoon on cars of C J Coven 504 Fairmont Broad street and Velma Varugo 243 West River street as Miss Vargo was backing from or parking space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Myosky
Lorain
Richard Baird
Hauor
Abbe Road
Leonard ©. Schmetzer
Cleveland
Schmetzer
John Markel
Ashland
Harold Stack
Second Street
Broad Street
C. J. Coven
Fairmont
Jon Broad Street
Velma Varags
West River Street
Miss Vargo
Heavy Fog Blamed For Fatal Auto Crash
Heavy fog blamed by sheriff deputies for a Franklin teen and a Dayton man crash north of Germantown. Pauline Burt, 18, died in the wreck. Charles A Long, 25, of Dayton, was seriously injured as their car failed to round a curve. Robert Grits, R. D. Grafton, and a local mayor appear in related case briefings on reckless driving charges in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Pauline Burt
Franklin
Charles A. Long
Germantown
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Pros
A dated stock roundup lists multiple companies across industries with prices and tickers. It includes American Tobacco, Union Pacific, Sears Roebuck, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros, Woolworth, General Motors, Packard, Delta Steel, Republic Steel, Cities Service, and other major firms. The montage echoes a noon price sheet from United Press with varied sectors like oil, utilities, and consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock
Ang Curbquoallan
Columbus
NOY Centrit
Bbwceo Penna Su Railway
Pacific Union Pacific Industrials
Amer Tnbacco Co
Briggs Mig Wait Biscuit Borden Com Solvents Nail Distillers Bodys
Amer Rad Verendargaces
Glidden Caunter Paper
Lorillard
Mont Wardlee Me
Packard SV
White Mate
Wethleheny Vere Tan Aimer Rolling Mills
Republic
Ay I
Tos Steel
MS Topper & Mines
Aravenittas Thee
Aylmet Hee Dan Rim Nat Ha Kerieeatt
Niewel
Wayne
Cal
Els
Rail” Stata
Yrrasx
Ainer Power & Fag
Cal Gas & Flee Tee
Cata Base Vistien
Inter
Ihad Power & Light
Aner
CURBS
Aimer Gis & Bleeveda
Arkansas
Jas. - Giy
Predict Atomic Power To Produce Electricity
Washington reports a leading streit foresees atomic power producing vast electricity. Dr W A Higinbotham cites an economic revolution from atomic research, predicting fuels powering ships within years and electricity from Oak Ridge producing power at scale beyond experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. A. Higinbotham
Federation of American Realists
Beitia
Toomorrow
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Miginbothem
60 000 Delegates Attend Cleveland Watchtower Assembly
The first postwar international convention of Deborah's Witnesses opened in Cleveland with about 60,000 delegates from all states and many countries. N M Knorr, 41, leader of the Watchtower Society, predicted the atomic bomb will destroy civilization between now and 1964, sparing only lovers of God. The gathering, named the Glad Nations Assembly, will run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Deborah's Witnesses
N. M. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Witnesses
Knorr
Glad Nations Assembly
Jewish Agency rejects British Palestine partition plan
Paris dispatch reports the world executive of the Jewish Agency for Palestine refusing to discuss the British partition proposal. After a three hour meeting the agency states Britain offers no real answer to the Jewish agency on Palestine and will not engage on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Palestine
Cotton Textiles To Cost More
Washington OPA announced price increases on cotton textiles raising retail costs of cotton clothing and boosting prices for sheets and household linens and piece goods. In Prestonburg Kentucky a congressman, Rep. May, is reported gravely ill with a heart condition and may not return to Washington soon as doctors note he could be kept bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Prestonburg
Anddrew
May
Atill
John Archer
Sid Tontiyy
Archer
Mead Senate Committee
Garrison
Court actions mix neglect suits and custody in Elyria
In Elyria court actions involve Hetty Plak seeking restoration of her former name Fracchione after a 1643 marriage to Joseph Plak ended in divorce for neglect and cruelty. Floyd Pritchett, 29, of 812 West Broad, was held in county jail awaiting juvenile court action on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Kenneth Vaughn sues Andrew Bendik and others to enjoin a justice court eviction order, but the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Pritchett
West Broad Street
Dudge H H. Nye
Elyria
Hetty Plak
Lotain
Joseph
Fracchione
Common Pleas Court
Kenneth Vaughn
Andrew Bendik
Harrison Street
Justice Court
Fails To Stop After Accident Fined $35
Ed Clarence Jackson was fined 35 dollars after failing to stop following a collision with a parked car owned by Russell Sage at 707 East Avenue. The accident occurred at 9:22 p m Saturday, causing damage to the left rear fender and bumper. Police identified the license number and noted the driver’s negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eest
Clarence Jackson
Rebecca
Er Mae
Dudge
A. R. Agate
Hrewer
Russell Sage
East Avenue
Woman on Trial Release Kills Husband in Ohio County
A 19-year-old ward of the state killed her husband in Athiens County after being released on trial from the hospital. Willie Willie struck him four times with a blunt object. the body was found in a creek near their home. The woman had been admitted in 1948 and released to her husband on January 11 after improvement. Her daughter notified authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sheriff Center
Bateman
Bilsebeth Wille
Canaanville
George
Balartay
Willie
Columbus
Margaret Poley
Attiens County
Br. C. M. Creed
Estate of A Bauer Music Co. owner filed in probate
Arthur B Sauer owner of the A Bauer Music Co died June 19 leaving an estate valued at 825,971 per an inventory. The estate goes to widow Gladys of 408 Ninth Street and includes $20,000 in seniorities and 94,448 in accounts receivable. Chester Michalsky of 416 15th Street was released from county jail at 6 30 p m Saturday after paying 100 in arrears alimony as ordered by Judge Guy B Pindley. he had been jailed since Saturday morning under that condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Sauer
A. B. Bauer Music Co
Gladys
Chester Michalsky
15Th Street
Guy B. Pindley
Michalsky
Surplus Cloth To Be Made Into Suits And Overcoats
The government will convert surplus cloth into up to one million men’s suits and overcoats within three months. The garments will sell for under $30 and be of better quality than current $30 items. Cloth was bought for the armed forces and will be given to small manufacturers who must use it only for men’s apparel and finish within three months for retailer turnover. Pete Muzick was fined $10 and costs in police court for disorderly conduct after a report he failed to pay a restaurant bill at Mac's on Court Street and was said to be under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Pete Muzick
Elm Street
Mac's
Court Street
Fender Shirts Stolen From Vehicle Driveway Report
A resident on 048 UNIO Street reported two plated Fender shirts stolen from a vehicle parked in the driveway overnight. The loss was valued at an unknown amount, police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocimad
Unio Street
Refugees on Ships Off Palestine Face Health Strains
5000 refugees aboard ships near Palestine develop disorders as the Voice of Israel warns transfers today would not be allowed. Arab leaders hint independence if the Arab League does not back opposition to the Palestine Inquiry recommendations and the Holy Land federalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Voice of Israel
Weir Group
Arab League
Alexandria
Palestine Inquiry Committee
Holy Land
Market listings show varied prices for produce and livestock
The page lists prices for Duchess tomatoes cabbage carrots onions mushrooms and other produce with weights and unit prices. Livestock quotes cover cattle hogs and sheep with ranges for different grades and sizes.
Discharged From Armed Services Multiple Service Records Noted
US Navy and Army discharge notices list individuals such as WAX WALDO BUNCAN and GLENN W. MOLDY, with service aboard ships including USS Benson and USS Triton and assignments at Fort Sheridan and Fort Meade. Medals and ribbons cited include overseas service clasps, European African Middle Eastern Theater ribbon, and Bronze Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wax Waldo Buncan R
Gunter
Mak W
Tattersall
Navy
Sampen
Sonic
Ste
Benson
Belise
Triton
Army
Fort Sheridan
Petruzal
Glenn W. Moldy Hardy
Glenn W
Bath Street
Fort George G. Meade
Moldy
Germany
Dale 5
McClune McClune
Dale J
Clinton Avenue
Army of
Weekend fires deemed minor with little damage
Firemen from Quad Company No Land Engine Company No 1 answered a blaze at Ballcka Service Station 301 Oberlin road found a rubbish pile ignition with the fire confined to debris Cause undetermined Firemen Dunlap Kinney and Engine Company No answered a grass fire behind 4359 Gulf road extinguished in about half an acre It was accidentally set by a man who left before arrival No cause determined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad Company No
Gulf Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Disciples of Christ
Sibley
O’donnell
Sedgeman Oberlin
Oho
Richard ‘Dean Bittner
Hexel
Toledo
Wellington T Huntsinay
Huntsigan
Rt. Vincent's Hospital
Jon
Hungary
Baird
Robert Gritls
R. D. Grafton
Cleveland Street
Uipma
United Pros
Burg
Lowden
Mead Committee
Ates McClaty
Létaifi
Buce
Mars
Prancia
Martiel
iHer
Oie
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Pr, Smith & Co
Gyrie Guidding
Lastocks and Bonds
Sime Claveed
Eck Crehangge
Complete Optical Service
AP Wu
Carcona
Ediow
Plery Cabrack
Delta
Wbsals
Fata Brest
Marietta Necrion
Waite
Jen
Ted E. Seward
Will Lan
Lagen Hans
New
Apnemy Et Tee
Gil-Yogr
Lanerres
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