Broad party victories in primaries across states emerge
All three Senators and most Representatives aligned with Republicans won in Tuesday primaries. Notable defeats included Missouri’s Slaughter, Virginia nominees led by Byrd and Kilgore, and Missouri incumbents facing renomination. New Hampshire's governor narrowly beat Adams by 534 votes amid recount calls.
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Atake Ih
Mogae C. Slaughter
Alh
Missouri Bisthet
Fring Axtell Fiy
Thumah
Sue
Slaughter
Harry F. Byrd
Hig
Martin Hutchinson
Richmond
CIO
Political Action Committee
Tatitas
Virginia
Ben. Harley Kilgore
DW. Va
Clo-Pac
Ft. Buhl Shahan
Pikins
Frank P. Briggs
Senate
Truman
Missouri
James PF. Kem
West Virginia
Flens
J. Lindsay Almond
Howard Smith
J. Vaughn Guy
Ralph Daughton
Porter Hardy
Norfolk Farmer
Harry H. Woodring
Roosevelt
Kanesay
Frank Carlson
Woodring
Walter C. Ploeser
C. Doeper Bell
Dewey Short
Hambletonian Postponed By Rain At Goshen Track
Heavy rain drenched the Good Time Track at Goshen forcing the postponement of the Hambletonian trot and the entire card. The $51,845 race, part of Trotting’s Kentucky Derby celebration, was deferred as officials cited puddled turf and dampened crowds. A field of three year olds had been slated to chase the 20.2 mile record set by Shirley Hanover in 1917.
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Goshen, N
Crassic
Temorreaw
Thidsancrally
Lrack
Shirley Hanover
Assembly Katy Victor In Bendix Loop Game
The Assembly nine defeated Special Assembly 16 to 2 in Twilight League play at Bendix Westinghouse Recreation Field last night. Widdie earned the win with six hits allowed. Hart started for Special Assembly and was relieved in the third. Weishen doubled twice for the Assembly, while the losers managed little offense.
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Assembly
Bendix Westinghouse Recreation Field
Widdie
Lotus
Hart
Fuicher
Special Assembly
Wolfe
HatpeiNg
Chieves
Ward
Fleming
FP Lear
Cunningham
Coles
Riddle
Bo Lear
Foresman
Fravis
Weishen
Sperwt Assembly
Bendin- Westinghouse
Seading Machine Shop
Ate
Sorelal
Mansfield man given sentence in teen case
Robert Meteniel of Mansfield was sentenced by Juvenile Judge Nye to two years in the workhouse after pleading guilty to charges of flirtation with a minor and related offenses. McDaniels, married with a child, was arrested with Howard Boone of Mansfield and faced similar charges involving a Lorain teen. The girl testified meeting them at Lakeview bathing beach and being persuaded to accompany them. Escue awaits trial on related charges. McDaniels claimed his family was wealthy and denied marriage details.
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Robert Meteniel
Mans
Frohth
Lorain Ab
Feda
Ully
HLM
New Cout
McDani
Honard Boone
Mansfield
Ohio
Lakeview Bathing Beach
Lorain
War
McDaniels
Lot On Broad Street Sold Near Cedar Street
A parcel on the north side of Broad Street near Cedar adjacent to Colonial Apartments was sold by Owen J. Bannon, who owned it three years. The lot fronts Broad Street and runs back 18 feet, with the new owner planning a building project when materials are available.
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Broad Street
Cedar
Misa
Katherine McCarvel
Owen J. Bannon
Cedar Street
Mins, McCarvel
Take Out Permits For Two Homes
Buildiaw permits for new homes issued to George Montelsky of 101 W River St and John C Meta tie of 714 Eastern Heights Blvd. Montelsky plans a Warren Ave semi prefab 20x24 one story home costing about 8500. Meta tie to build a 20x24 prefabricated dwelling at 708 Boston Ave with estimated cost of 5000.
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George Montelsky
W. River Street
John C. Metatie
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Hart Dickanan
Tnday
Montelsky
Warren Avenue
Melnitre
Boston Avenue
Head Of Columbus Firm Is Killed By Truck
Solomon J. Schwarzwalder, 70, president of a Columbus supply company, was fatally struck when a truck backed over him on the Schwarzwalder driveway. The truck was driven by Austin Rob erty of Columbus and owned by Anderson Haulage Co.
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Columbus
Solomon J. Schwarzwalder
Whoitesie Supply
Austin Roberty
Anderson Haulage Co
Neon Ferniured Prices Reported By United Press
United Press lists prices for rails and motors amid a wide market note. Companies mentioned include American Can American Tobacco Co General Electric Westinghouse Lorillard Nash Kelvinator Procter and Gamble Paramount and others. Several utilities and refiners appear, with many stock symbols and brands cited.
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United Press
Rails Noy
Central Penna
Alleghany Industrials
American Can
American Tobacco Co
Briges Mfg
Common Solvents
National Distillers
American Radiator Faton Mfg
General Electric
Glidden Co
Lorillard
Sobace Montgomery Wa National Dairy Nash Kelvinator
Procter & Cinit
Paramount Dies Radin Corp
Seats
Roemick Sehenter Pall
Century
Fo Warner
Byos
Westinghouse
E! Motors
Wellington Council Moves to Rezone Streets for Commercial Center
Wellington council met in regular session and granted permission to the Cren well Welding Shop to erect a site in front of their business. An ordinance on continuous readings was passed affecting east Kelly Street and North Main Street to Elm Street, creating a commercial hub. A taxi ordinance was read without action. Streets were surveyed for necessary repairs, with costs to be estimated at the next meeting. The clerk was ordered to contact Cleveland Steel and Metal Products for sidewalk repairs on Herrick Avenue West in front of Bouchard. The engineer discussed a proposed Federal Housing Project on Johns Street, and school calendar and personnel actions were reviewed.
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Wellington
Mondas
Jotivs
Crenwell
Lo- Not
Kelly Street
Main Street
Elm Street
Bart
Havt
Wealington Fair
Johny Duff
Tcheelalendar
Board of Educa
Aol
Kiplinger
Malling Jackson
Ray Moore
Katherine Mowset
Mra Cunnghank
Simnetur
Mins Lowse Cole
Avade
Talendar
JT Schiool
Puargd Prembers
Alvet
New Legion
American’ Legion Auathory
New Begin
North Mean Street
Wilagd
Virgil Perenes
Wages Obrig
Mies
Ides Warne
Roberta Lewis
Layence Mordiuat
Drand & Howrd
Luphield
Levi Miers
Barker Street
Barth
Rob Pert
Arithoal Holmes
Ber
Min
Reconstruction era graft probes widen to international ties
Senate investigators announce subcommittees will travel to Los Angeles and other locations to probe graft in construction of a highway, sale of surplus government property abroad, and related corruption tied to Kaiser. The inquiry names official figures, dates, and agencies amid wartime procurement scrutiny.
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Jones MM. Mead
D. N.Y
Tox Angeles
Paris
Rome
Tawate
Cal
Theodore Wynn
Pend
Machiney Co, Inc
Chigaka
Wise
Justice Department
Phills
Degigtl
Hart Is Low Bidder On Highway Jobs
Hart, local road contractor, was low bidder for 18 miles of road work in Lavan county and about 12 miles in Ashland county, totaling near 30 miles, on a bid of 45 683 dollars. State Highway Director Perry Ford announced the award. Sections include Route 41 in LaGrange township and Route 303, plus Route 51 segments in Kipton Camden Rochester and Brighton Mawnahipa, with a 4.3 mile Route 224 section in Ashland county.
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Henry J. Hart
Lavan County
Ashland County
Perry Ford
LaGrange Township
Kipton
Camden
Rochester
Brighton Mawnahipa
Livestock Markets Mixed Amid Turbulent Trade
Markets show mixed activity as cattle and sheep items in the livestock section report steady to moderate demand. Prices for choice, good, and common grades appear similar to prior sessions with notable notes on heifers, cutters, and ewes. A separate entry notes a George F. Carnall fined for reckless driving after speeding on Route 40. Reggie Voley reports theft of a $85 watch from a desk at General Motors. The article also covers a postwar conference plan with Russian bloc opposition and divisions over rules of procedure and leadership.
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Reggie Voley
Chestnut Street
General Motors Co
Fey
4-H Club Demonstration Contests In LaGrange Aug 14
Lorain County 4 H Club demonstration contests for boys will be at LaGrange Kiah school on August 14. Winners in senior divisions advance to the Ohio State Fair. juniors also compete in county events. Demonstrations cover general topics with individual and team events, judged by John Baden. Start time is 7:00 p.m.
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Lorain County
LaGrange Kiah
John Baden
Brighton
New London
Molde
Sehioth
Ohio Flutter Manufacturers Association
Telling Belle ‘Vernon Companys of
Cleveland
LaGrange
Hunt Firebug In Circleville Fire Monday Night Fires
Circleville sheriff deputies hunted for a firebug suspected of starting three fires on Monday night. Fire chief Tanner Wise said the blazes were incendiary and kerosene was detected as firefighters battled the flames. The fires damaged barns totaling 370 dollars.
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Circleville
Tanner Wise
Courtroom rounds mix of estates and divorces in Lorain
Probate records note the estate of Ernie J. Crisp of Ely valued at 35860 with real estate 27000 securities 8250 and personal property 10 left to widow Estella and Louis W. Smith. Court actions include divorces alimony suits and a burglary report detailing a cottage break in on Lake Road Lorain with fishing gear taken. Judge Findley nullified a Nowicki marriage after Stephen sought divorce. several alimony and cruelty petitions appear along with a personal injury suit and multiple divorce filings.
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Ernie J. Crisp
Ely
Estella
Louis W. Smith
Wesley Street
Harriet Oon
Death Notices For John Hugh Smith And Herbert Van Keuren
Funeral services for John Hugh Smith will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from First Methodist Church with King Solomon lodge in charge of burial at Ridgelawn cemetery. Smith, 83, lifelong Elyria brick mason, died Monday night at 354 Tenth Street. Also listed, Herbert H. Van Keuren of Amherst died at 6:20 a.m. after eight months illness. He formerly worked as foreman at U.S. Automatic Corp. and leaves a large family including five children and several siblings. Funeral details are forthcoming.
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John Hugh Smith
First Methodist
King Solomon Lodge
Ridgelawn
Mr. Smith
Lorain County
Henry H. Smith
Elyria
Turner
Court Street
Wolf
Second Street
Sweet
Endly
Masonic Temple
Smith
Mantle Building
Western Automatic
Middle Aveyh
Elyvia
M. EB
Alex R McColhim
Livy Snow
Herbert H. van Keuren
Amherst
Jackson Street
Mr. van Keuren
New York State
Priory
U.S. Automatic Corp
Ile
Methodist Church
Houus
Mary
Berkeley
Calif
Katherine van Keuren
Ruth van Keuren
Carrie Foss
Pari
Hawaii
Ing
Many Wives Of Vets Work To Bridge Budget Gap
At Ohio University this summer, many wives of veterans have gone to work to supplement the monthly 90 allotment. Wives serve as stenographers, babysitters, and office clerks to ease finances, with examples from Mrs. Raymond Rybarczyk and Mrs. John Budwig describing increased costs and efforts to make ends meet.
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Athens
Ohio University
Raymond Rybarczyk
Meveland
John Budwig
Canin
WISCONSIN MAN FINED ON INTOXICATION CHARGE
A Wellsing ton Wisconsin man was arraigned on an intoxication charge after being arrested around 8 20 p m yesterday when brought to city hall by a driver who said he would not pay the taxi fare. He was fined and costs assessed by the court.
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George F. Carnall
Cleveland ‘Teed
Justee of the Peace
Richard Baird
Shelf
Vance Ge. Cuaumourg
Wellingtin
Wis
City Hall
Court To Suspend At Noon Friday For Resek Funeral
Court will suspend at noon Friday for the funeral of G Adolph Resek a Lorain lawyer who died in St Josephs Hospital in Spain Services will be held at 230 pm Friday at the Ford Thompson funeral home with Rev C A Bowell officiating Burial will be in Elpnwood cemetery Resek admitted to the bar in 1900 and was active in Lorain civic and legal life for decades He served as Texas counsel for Ohio Public Service Co Lorain Telephone Co and Lorain Banking Co and headed the hospital trustees for many years He belonged to Masons Elks Knights of Pythias and was a former Lorain city auditor He is survived by his widow Clare a daughter Mrs A C Dick a brother Fred and two grandchildren
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Cour
Bar Fay
G. Adolph Esah
Lorain Lawier
St. Joseph's Hospital
Spain
Iford Thompson
Rome
C. A. Bowell
Canton Council Faces 87M Fund Reallocation Debate
Canton city officials consider moving 87 million frozen in a special fund for a new city auditorium back to the general fund to cover operating expenses. Councilman Ethel Oneacre urges prioritizing adequate salaries for city workers over new projects while the council grapples with a tight budget.
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Canton — City Couttell Today J
Ethel Oneadre
Oneacre
Patrolman Stankard Becomes Proud Father of Daughter
Police Chief E. J. Stankard celebrated as his son Patrolman Stankard learned that Mrs Edward Stankard Jr delivered an eight pound girl at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The newborn has red hair and joins two existing grandchildren, a boy and a girl, children of his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Jack Mints.
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E. J. Stankard
Edward Stankard, Jr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stankard
Jack Mints
Arrested After Crash Near Wooster Street
Horace Lumpkin of Loran was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a traffic collision on East Avenue at Wooster Street. His car damaged was driven by Harry Ebeling of R. 2, 2 Grafton. Lumpkin was to be arraigned in police court tomorrow.
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Horace Lumpkin
Loran
East Avenue
Wooster Street
Harry Ebeling
Grafton
Tormopraw
Mayor Fines Dispute Fueled by Alleged Misconduct Case
Virgil Harrington aged 45 of South Logan Street faced arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge after a dispute with Mrs. Maxine Gees of Bustot Avenue. Gees alleged Harrington mistreated her in a Monday incident and the mayor, A. RB. Agate, ordered fines and casts during today proceedings.
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Virgil Harrington
South Logan Street
A. RB. Agate
Narkge
Disf Nyet
Maxine Gees
Bustot Avenue
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Katy Victor
Bendix
Fulton Funeral Home
Ritts
Soky Eee
Lecine
Chrysler
Cieneral Motors
Parkard White Motors
Stuels Bethlehem Thierlake
Fron
American Roblin
Republic VS. Steel
Kennecott Copper International
Nicael Pes
Wruh
Atlantic Refinery Standard of
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Standard of Ohio
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American Power & Light Colorado
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Blochy Power
National Poser Curbsites Servicg
P.R. Smith & Co
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AGE OF Hope
Rerdanter
Ust
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Cosa M. Shepard
Barker Ao
Herrick Ave
Wem
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George Bishbaugh
Here
Aed, Holmes
Linhfield, Méa
Holmes
Virginia’ Bishbaugh
Nooney
Courtland Street
Ernest Davin
Bob
W. HS
Wastliike Park
Fucners’ Grain & Milling Company
W. B. Jeffrey
Inlaw
RC. McCreary
Cambridge
McCreary
Vor Mathews
Ford Stacey
Altel
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kaiser
Sen. Styles Bridges
N. O
Prabe
Uratita
Mead
Wooowis
Garssen
Telles
Maclaners
Wwe
Nhraat
Syngturs
Basui
Bass
Abeta
Garssol Brothers
Henry Work
Elfere
Medina
Tidele
Rihvice Siu
Ministre
Cobice Wothers
Sitchen
Lee
Teno Crain
Elyrian
Atolen
Ine
Basle Wenylt
Hunt “Firebug” In
Josephine Manning
Oberlin
Kenneth
Helen Meyers
Richard
Patterson
Yolanda Cerasa
Dulles
Fulmore Street
Lake Road
Sheriff's Department
Commons
Guy BR. Findley
Stephen
Anna Nowicki
Pearl Elliot
John
Judge Guy
Findley
Winona Styempel
Theodore
Gelek Elioff
Guy FB. Findlay
Joseph Sutowaki
Estelle
Cleve
Waid
Durle Sisson
Walhant
Guy al Findley
Mary A. Smith
Jdge
Guy BL Findley
William Enderle
Harald Could
East Broad
East Bridge Streets
Enderle
Botoa Gibson
Wee
Seland Street
Carl
Seventh Street
Neslet
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Joan Hugh Smith
Sedgeman
Oderlin
CHIC
Resek
Canton
Patrolman
Pe Salf
Vermilion
Sperry Re
Macedam
Elizabeth Wasem
Welter Leber
Miley West
Ena
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Fred Fiala
Owes
Gee. Zeigler, Aver
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