CIO Drive Seeks Real Wages Against Wage-Price Plan
Washington reports CIO leaders push to raise real wages clash with Truman wage stabilization. Walter Reuther warns of prepared action if prices stay high, with calls for wage reopenings in auto contracts and broader preparations to counter inflation. The CIO demands subsidies and higher taxes, while committees meet with officials to discuss wage and price adjustments amid looming labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Philip Murray
Walter Reuther
United Anta Workers Cio
Reuther
Helfer-Skeller
Fefinite Wem
CIO
OPA
John RB. Steelman
Paul Porter
Clinton PP. Anderson
Murray
CSO
Great Lakes
National Maritime Union 1Ctay
J. J. Case and
Ailias Chairmsers
Two Elyria High Classmates Meet at Pearl Harbor
Two former Elyria High School graduates William E. Terrell and Robert A. Grundy met at Pearl Harbor after more than a year apart. Terrell, 52, serves on the U S S Tarawa en route to Manila to relieve the U S S Boxer, while Grundy, 20, is stationed at Ford Island Weather Base as a weather man. Their coastal addresses are listed as Lake Avenue and 241 Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Pearl Harbor
William E. Terrell
Robert. A. Grundy
Terrell
Tarawa
Manila
U. 8
S. Boxer
L. A
Lake Avenue
Grundy
Leman Grundy
Seventh Street
Ford Island Air Base
Robert A. Grundy
N. AS
Navy
F. P.O
San Francisco
Calif
William B. Teestel
U. S. S. Taraway
Viccare
F. P
AMVETS To Elect Officers Tonight
AMVETS members will nominate officers from the floor at the AMVETS meeting in the YMCA at 8 30 pm. Nominations for Commander and three vice commanders, quartermaster, adjutant, and other posts will be accepted. elections set for September 6 with final nominations on September 4 and written nominations allowed until September 6. After selecting permanent officials the commander will appoint additional officers subject to executive committee approval including finance public relations chaplain service officer judge advocate and historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Fire at 228 George Street caused by careless smoker
Prime of Quad Coma No 1 and Engine Company No 1 answered an early call to Gertrude Marsh residence at 228 George Street. Fire traced to an overspring mattress on the second floor and was confined with damage limited to the mattress. insurance covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivrmer
Quad Coma
No 1
Engine Company No
Gertrude Marsh
George Street
Seafarers Union strike escalates at dock dispute
APL seafarers were attacked while picketing a docked excursion boat firm. Police arrested three of four attackers. AFL Seafarers Union vowed to respect NMU picket lines where no APL contract exists. Canadian Seamen's Union backed the action. Negotiations ended as convener Noel Fox refused to resume talks until a report is delivered. The dispute centers on demands for a shorter work week and a 40 hour standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APL Seafarers Union
Lewis Schwetlenbach
Fox
Curran
Cloes Westers
AFL
Toledo
Mantuwic
Toledo Plans 21 Member Council and Mayor
Toledo drafts a 21 member council and a mayor as the only plan to appear on the ballot after the November elections. Mayor Joyd F. Rovier said the plan follows a recommendation by the publicity and efficiency commission after a study, with a September 6 deadline for other ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Uniegs
Joyd F. Rovier
Amherst Schools Name New Leader In Controversial Announcement
An erroneous Chronicle Telegram note claimed Litzenberg would head Amherst schools. Lindenberg is named to succeed Ostar Sehnieid as superintendent of Corimthia schools, replacing Sehnieid.
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Chronicle- Telegram
BF. Bitterbers
Amhierst
Livenberg
Corimthia
Ostar Sehnieid
Prices At Noon From United Frees Rail Stocks List
A garbled noon price list from United Frees, including numerous named companies and markets such as National Distillers, American Radiator, General Electric, International Harvester, Kroger, Montgomery Ward, Century, Republic, and American Power. The OCR stream shows varied ticker-like entries and incomplete company fragments. No coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond a snapshot of listed prices and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rails N.Y. Central Ua
Devi Streals Nevivan
Oy National Distillers
American Radiator
Raton Mtg. Co
General Electoie
Kroger
Montgomery Wace Tay Natal Pyare
Nash Reds
Werner Hoos
Wreelworth
Parkerd Steels
Torerheke
Republic US
Death records of Selle Willows and Frank Gould at Oberlin
Two death notices detail the passing of Selle Willow Turk at 192 East Avenue after four weeks of illness. Survived by husband Metje M Turk, father Fred Willows, two sisters and a niece, with services at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Also mourns Frank Albert Gould of Oberlin who died at his daughter’s home after two years of illness. Survived by two sons Percy B and Henry Woo, two daughters Bussle Calkins and Mable Tillotson, wife Clara Agnes predeceased, services at Sedgeman Funeral Home with burial at Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin.
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Selle Willows Tole Nélie Willows Turk
Lotaik County Savings & Trust Bank
Fast Avenue
Tulk
Métiey M. Tulk
Elyria
Most Methodist Church
Fred Willows
Emily Vanek
Alina Battin
Vinemont
Ali
Robert
Roger
Ralph Vanek
Carol Ann Vanek
Sudro Curtis Tuneral
Bro Tomer
Albert Gould
Mable Tillotson
Franklyn Utd
Clara Agnes
Sedgeman Funeral Home
Hurtal
Westwood Cemlery
Oberlin
Florence Weinberger Wellington dies at 77 in Cleveland
Mrs. Florence Weinberger 77, former Wellington resident, died at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland. Survived by husband Lewis of Cleveland, daughter Blanche Grissinger of Wellington, son Clarence Metzker of Cleveland, daughter-in-law Mrs. William Tissup of Leeland, two brothers Iva Stare of Penfield and Jay of Chicago, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Andrews Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Weinberger
Wellington
St Luke's Hosprtal
Clevetone
Lewis
Cleveland
Blanche Grissinger
Clarence Metzker
Clevelandster
William Tissup
Leland
Iva Stare
Penfield
Jay
Chicago
Andrews Funeen
Floods in St Louis Area Leave 2000 Families Homeless
Severe floods across the St Louis region render about two thousand families homeless. The disaster prompts emergency responses, displacement, and calls for shelter and aid as waterways surge and damages tally rises. Local officials pledge assistance and assess affected neighborhoods for relief options.
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St. Louis
Mileage Expense Question At County Commission
The County Commission discusses mileage allowances for an investigator. A rate of five and one half cents per mile is under review, with questions about home to office travel and whether such travel should be reimbursed. A letter from Courtney E. Kirby, secretary of the Soldiers Relief Commission, notes the mileage was included in the voucher. Commissioners A. R. Branson and Oscar G. Dinh express doubt about paying home to office travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Salaiera Meliel Commission
Willa G. Wickens
Courtnéy E. Kirby
Soldiers’ Relief Commmission
A. R. Branson
Oscar G. Dinh
Jim Rollin Wins $400 Scholarship in 4-H dairy award
Jim Rollin of Lorain County 4-H clubs won a $400 four year scholarship for study at an accredited agricultural college. The award, funded by the Telling Belle Vernon Corporation of Cleveland, is district wide across four counties and decided by the State 4H Department. Rollin, active in dairy projects since 1939, serves as a health contest county representative and Lorain County winner at the State 4-H Club Congress. He has held club offices including president once and vice president three times and competes with the dairy demonstration team that placed second in state judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rollin
Huntington Liberty 421 Club
Telling-Belle-Vernon Corporation of
Cleveland
Ashland
Lorain
Huron
Erie
State
Rollin
Raymond Teinter
Jorain County
Mone
Glenn Rollin
Bert
Torain County
Lorain County
Markets Market Prices and Oddities from The Bazaar
Reading notes show a chaotic array of commodity terms, prices, and oddities across livestock, grains, and staples. Names and places blur with garbled OCR, but buyers and sellers, prices for lambs and hogs, wheat and dairy, plus general market activity emerge as the core thread.
Divorce, custody, and suit notices fill Lorain docket
The Lorain county docket shows divorcés granted for Susie Bebout and Ernest Sperry, with custody sought by Bebout, and a court finding for Jesse Harris against Albert Cool in a traffic case. A decree for Ernest Sperry may not be entered until October 1. Other filings include suits for extreme cruelty, gross neglect of duty, and a divorce suit by Olive Mitro. The county awarded a bridge painting contract to Republican Structural Painting for 2790 dollars. A former Lorain police sergeant faces Assault and False Arrest suit.
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Commmon Pleas Court
Jesse Harris
Middle Avenue
Albert Cool
Beverly Court
Harris
O Pleasing Street
Susie B. Bebout
Spring Street
Oberlin
Duaney, Bebout
Vanceburg
Kentucky
Guy B. Findles
Ernest Sperry
Nin East Avenue
Lorraine Sperry
Garvin Avenue
Betty J. Koehn
Russell A. Koehn
Tenth Street
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Olive Mitro
West Thirteenth Street
Worain
Mitro
Port Chester
New York
Thirty-first Street
Black River
Republic Structural Painting Company
Cincinnati
Quy B. Pindley
Dominic Corsilo
Britt Buda
Gormila
Winners announced to compete at county fair
Lorain County girls from the northern area entered elimination contests for senior and junior divisions. Top two in each class advance to the county fair with state fair eligibility in Columbus for certain winners. Notable winners include Ruth Mosenphlug and Mary Fishburn in senior demonstrations, Kathleen Tatler and Roberta Carpenter in dress categories, and Shirley Richards and Mary Devhant in junior divisions.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Ruth Masenphlug
Brownhelm
Mary Fishburn
Eaton
Bonin Fishburn
Bernadetta Green
Stile
Esther Reisinger
Saton
Cofton
Kathleen Tatler
Roberta Carpenter
Salon
Betty Kothe
Henrietta
Joan Angersbach
Mary Haas
Ridgeville
Mary June Smith
Baton
Diahne Totter
Marie Hasenpthag
Joan Rodman
Wellington
Ane Beviswell
Grafton
Fret
Carolyn Schlechter
Henristta
Ruth Hasenpflug
Shirley Richards
Columbia
Ars
Mary Devhant
Shefeld
Sandra Laver
Elyria
Mary “Dane Conrad
Evelyn Schneider
Sheffield
Carols Carpenter
Ruth Burgenheimn Eaton
Patricia Karnes
Janet Stone
Evelyn Roth
Colunbia
Norma Deni Whitty Eaton
Joyce Holcomb
Shirley Rei
Socialist Labor Party Fails to Qualify for November Ballot
Columbus Secretary Edward Hummel announced that the Socialist Labor party will not appear on the November state ballot due to insufficient valid signatures on nominating petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Columbus
Edward 2. Hummel
Lis
Loom 130 B A. 1:30 B aie BM, 10 BM
Fragmentary OCR with limited readable tokens. No clear people, places, dates, or events present. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identify entities for a proper summary.
Deadlines Set For Placing Of Displays At Fair
Deadlines were set for Lorain County Fair displays in Wellington. Livestock must be on hand by midnight Monday August 19, vegetables crops and engineering projects by 8 40 am Tuesday August 20. Prizes include best 4 H girls club displays from C F Zorall Hitching Post Wellington and Chronicle Telegram prizes for champion FFA or 4 H softball team and best FFA project book. Five senior softball teams and six junior teams entered.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Ray Inoad Trinter
C.F. Zorall
Hitching Post
Chronicle Télegram
Thompson Wins Mail Hauling Job for Elroy Post Office
Raymond Thompson at 241 Wooster Avenue today began a two year postal contract to meet trains at the depot and shuttle mail between the post office and the railway yard. Thompson, the successful bidder, may have the contract renewed if rates stay steady and service remains satisfactory. In other news, taxi drivers in Mexico City organize to oppose the city’s plan to issue 5,400 new licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond ¥. Thompson
Wooster Avenue
Elsrna Post Office
Washington
Thompson
Mexico City
Baseball Stars Of Former Days To Umpire Exhibition
A crowd of 30000 is expected at Cleveland stadium tomorrow night as Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker appear as umpires in an exhibition game between two American Legion teams. The Legion game will precede the Indians versus White Sox night showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
American Legion
Legion
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Industrial Rayon Raises Dividend Rate On Common
Industrial Rayon Corp announces a quarterly dividend increase for common stock from 4 37 cents to 0 cents per share payable August 11 1946 to shareholders of record August 28 1646. The annual rate rises to 2 per share after a new stock issued April 1. Mayden B. Kine is elected executive vice president and joins the executive committee.
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Cleveland — Industrial Rayon Corp
Commonsto
Old Stock
Mayden B. Kine
Kline
Denver
The
Compass
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United Frees
Amerouh Power
Areca To& T
P.R. Smith & Co
Fiyria
Seviers
Sreek Exchange
Tel Aviv
Hata
Katriel Yatto
Cyprus
Briish Pebes
Frean
ST Louis
Ogg Sr
York
Armas
Fisure
Uharvee
Phare
Vlad
Land Bivestour
Heveipty
Cosh
Wil Dulles
Wails
AMZ Lambs
Pry Lambs
Chake
Media Bais
Cally Blue
Market Tive
Barelien
Uomimagie
Feder Keys Bayar
Ciessater
Fogie Ass
Dover
Pr Matuir
Peek
Starerto
Aretten
Mareein
Maé England
Broadway
Larain
Fhivorce
Albert J
England
Thgland
Akfisha
Athai
Hia Miktonobile
Nee
Sheriffia Department
South Mis Land Company
James V. Malone
Car- Hale Township
Elizabeth Berki
R. D
Antal
Berki
Guy B. Finley
Stephanie Lasky
Caldwell Avenue
James A. Lasky
Common Pleas Court
Avon
Avon Athens
Merle Hitt
Commissioners Office
Vun
Alex Szanti
FR Laendry
United States
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Peog Fe
Grandsland
Staaklodstad
M. We
Litchfield
New London
Harness and Poy Faved
Lorain Cowity &H
BS. Cikens
Sock Tuddita
Haseball
Brighton Vt
Maenéss
M. Lofalti
Jubiot Fair
Ftoht
Grandstand
M. Softball—Foundry
Homerville
LaGrange
White Front Va
Ward Bear
R. F. Thompson
United Cleaners
DIAL
Fawenbar
Praca Gor Glivg
Dune
Gridge Sr
Obie
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Bone
Seles
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