CIO Strikes Threaten 64 Hour Week on Great Lakes Ships
NMU officials say they will not agree to a 64 hour week for Great Lakes vessels. Standard Oil of Indiana rejects the plan amid talks in Chicago. Bethlehem Steel negotiators offer a four hour in port rule with overtime at 1.10 per hour, which is deemed unacceptable. Joseph Curran reports plans to escalate the strike from Detroit as unions press for support against Great Lakes shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
National Marinee Union
Great Lakes
Standard Oil
Indiana
Hart
Lawrenton
NMU
Standard
Chicago
Wiil
Enet
Joseph Curran
New York
Bethlehem: Transportation Company
Curran
Bethlehem
Detroit
United Auto Workers
United Steelworkers
Cleveland Men Bound Over To Grand Jury
Cleveland man Greer Moore was bound over to the grand jury under $1,300 bond after pleading today to a charge of carrying concerted weapons and a jackknife. He was taken into custody after a driver reported a knife drawn when the driver demanded his ticket at the bus station. Police also report Harry Ruble of Cleveland lost a $35 billfold with personal papers after leaving Mac’s Tavern and traveling to Race road and Blythe before it vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Moore
Cleveland
Grand Jury
Harry Ruble
Race Road
Blytia
Continued list of teachers and grades by school
A long OCR fragment lists multiple schools Hamilton Jefferson McKinley with names of principals and a large roster of teachers by grade levels from kindergarten through eighth grade. It includes supervisors in elementary education and staff across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Palmer
Faye/ Hargrave
Florence Mines
Lida Aukerman
Olive Beck
Irma Guyeska
Ima Strait
Caroline Rost
Hamilton
Harry Frankfather
Elizabeth Carson
Adna Shaw
Genevieve Kitchen- Nither
Audrey Scott
Elizabeth Beavis
Corrinne Schroetter
Zella Beavis
Mia i
Mine Me Smith
Mir
Don Mellroy
Mra
Dorothy Hager
Jefferson
Walter Adler
Kina May Ardell
Sara Hutt
Claire Reynolds
Edward Witham
McKinley
Dorothy Cunningham
Ona, Shumaker
Roowwell
Fern. Gates
Goulee Lersch
P. mi
Auwrilla Lyon
Donna Deal
Dorothy Allanson
Mildred Stearns
Sylvia Abramorka
Miriam Jacobson
Harrie
Mubbard
Dorothy A. Jones
Marjorie Rossiter
Mia
Viola Roth
J. Kolomus
Death notices from Wadaworth Elyria and nearby towns
Multiple death notices from Ohio area including Nelson Johnson 4 of Wadaworth formerly Flys printer died at home age in failing health. Family home Elyria 69 Willams street. Survived by wife Martha Ernat Johnson daughter Dorothy at home brother Randolph Johnson Washington DC. Funeral 2 pm from funeral home in Wadsworth. Burial Brookdale Cemetery. Also Della Vo Van Boven 54 of North Olmsted died suddenly at 245 am Monday. Survived by husband Anthony Van Boven two sons Russell M. Van Baven and Donald at home. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm at Pease Funeral Home Westlake with Rev William G. Schneider. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. William A. Thompson painter died at home 213 Lodi Street. Born in Kutellher Ontario and came from Detroit. Survives two brothers Robert Detroit and John Toronto and sister Mrs. Alice Cole Detroit. Funeral arrangements by Sudro-Cartle Funeral Home. Henry J. Ferrer 47 of New London died yesterday at home from heart attack. Survivors include widow Ruth three sons Bill Elyria Edward Eugene and two daughters Mrs Mary Eaton Wellington and Mrs Ruth Bradford. Funeral and burial arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Johnson
Fia
Wadaworth
Elyria
Willams Street
Martha Ernat Johnson
Dorothy
Randolph Johnson
Washington, DC
Wadsworth
Brookdale Cetheletyere
Hella Yvan Boven
Della Vo van Boven
Anthony van Boven
Stearns Road
North Olmsted
Shyt
Cleveland
Della Fance
Russell M. van Baven
Donald
William A. Thompson
A. Thompson
Lodi Street
Mr. Thompson
Kutellher
Ontario
Bigela
Detroit
Robert
Hohn
Toronto
Alice Cole
Detroi
Betty
Sudro-Cartle
Henry J. Ferrer
New London
Henry
Ferber
Hile
New Wondland
Suckett
Harding Heads Stick And Rudder Club
Robert Harding elected president of the Stick and Rudder Club at Bluri Airport meeting. Richard Rigg named vice president and Lucile Klein reelected secretary treasurer. Harding previously served as vice president and Vom Hale Lauber had been president. Next club meeting set for September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harding
Bluri
Richard Rigg
Lucile Klein
Harding
Vom Hale Lauer
Clty
Vets Administration Booth At The Wellington Fair
The Elyria VA office will host a booth at the Whe Borain County Fair in Wellington. Charles Coen, local representative, announced the booth hours from 9 AM to 4 PM Wednesday Thursday and Friday. A VA rep will answer questions and provide information for returning veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Veterans Administration
Borain
Wellington
Charles 8 Coen
Cone
Veterans Administrattasy
Explosion Injures Brians and Wieseke at Linseed Tank Site
Brians sustained first and second degree burns on the face neck and chest while Wieseke suffered burns to the face ears scalp and neck. Williams blamed an erroneous pumping of foreign material into a 700 gallon linseed oil tank, causing gas formation and an explosion that blew out windows and slightly raised the roof. Fire department logs recorded response times and coordinated movements to limit further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brians
Wieseke
Williams
Phish
OBA
AAA
UAL
Pvad
Kelley Family Natal Day Observances in West Clarkfield
The Kelley family of West Clarkfield plans September birthday observances for Emma Bauch Kelley widow of Emmet Kelley turning age 60 in September Linh War born September 20 Lawrence Kelley born September 4 and Richard Retley turning sixteen in September The dates mark the family gathering to celebrate these natal days in the fall calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Kelley
West Clarksheld
Inactive V-6 Reserve Unit to Start Monday
Navy aims to start an V-6 inactive reserve unit in Elyria and Lorain. Lt. Maugans, in charge, will swear in and process applicants at the Navy Recruiting Station in Elyria or Lorain, with a planned Lorain unit of 100 officers and 200 enlisted men to follow. John R. Martin, USN recruiter in charge, announced the plan and urged interested men to contact the recruiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araduat
Maugans
U. S. Navy
Navy
Elyria
Lorain
John R. Martin
CEM
USN
Markets Show Wide Produce Prices Across Queens Wholesale
Market notes from Queens detail varied produce prices and lots, including cabbage, celery, corn, cucumbers, beans, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, squash, peppers, and poultry. Prices range from $0.40 to $58 per unit, with multiple grades and bundle sizes listed for wholesale buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appura
Adoe
Golde
Higar
Panem 12
Aid Ia
Rome
Inteliadity
Leiguce
Jon
Sacks
Pappere
Uskis
Talifornie Wortters
Bouldery
Ohio
California
Nadiahes
Savoy Trpe
Newry
Equitable Revenue System Calls Urgent Statewide Reform
Governor Lausche urges an equitable system for distributing state and local revenue. He warns current tag logs and funding methods strain taxpayers and impede fair financing of government functions. A conference with the attorney general and legislature followed the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche Sand
Vilhige
Sehaed
Con
Lira Gateede
Mike
Jenkins
Avon man fined for DUI after U S Route 57 crash
Ringel Road Avon resident Ringel Road Avon fined 55 dollars plus costs for driving under the influence after a Sunday crash on U S Route 57 east of Elyria. He pleaded innocent. Albert Darkowski Grafton fined 10 dollars for a traffic offense and pleaded not guilty. John Varga 241 West River Street fined 8 dollars for failing to stop at a main highway intersection. Three wills were placed in probate. Mandel Resek Lorain. John W Poremas Elyria. Mary Lisiewski Huntington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbony Ringel
Ringel Road
Avon
Iffa
U. S
Elyria
Albert Darkowski
Grafton
Casia
Aocent
Me Wag
Moute
Weat
daPorte
Ro Posenger
Jofin Varga
West Miver Street
Coats
Acharat
Weat Ridge Road
Route 112
C. A. Resek
Broadway
Lorain
Clara N. Resek
Rhea R. Dick
Tate John W. Poremas
Legion election expected at Cleveland convention
Warren’s Don Ww. Behoeppe appears set as state commander after a Legion convention drawout. Unopposed for the top spot, World War II veterans rally pressure as last night saw new candidates emerge including Tony Labrahche of Cleveland’s Excelsior Post aiming to challenge Aaron J Harloran for vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Don
Behoeppe
Warren
Divi
Cousides
Tony Labrahche
Excelsior
Aaron J Harloran
Clark County
Bond Set At $1,000 By Mayor Agate
Herbert Pitts of 314 North Street pleaded guilty to possessing gambling paraphernalia. Hearing before Mayor A R Agate continued to Thursday morning. Bond set at $1,000 after officers Paul Palmer and Fats Boggs spotted Pitts on North Street at West Avenue. Police reported finding two envelopes of policy tickets and a pad of duplicate tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pitts
North Street
A. R. Agate
Paul Palmer
Fats Boggs
Pitts
West Avenue
Church tax exemption request blocked by city council
The Jones Chapel A M E Church request for tax exemption must be filed with the State Tax Commission. A city council committee reported the city can take no action. In another case, Gilbert H. Hiscox pleaded guilty to reckless driving after running a red light at Broad and Court streets, with fines and costs imposed in Mayor Agate's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Chapel A. M. E
State ‘Tax Commission
Gilbert H. Hiscox
R. D
Wakeman
A. KR. Agate
Browd
Court Street
Prices At Noon From United Price Rail Slots And More
A dated financial snapshot lists prices and tickers for United Prices along rails and major firms. It includes names such as National Biscuit, General Electric, International Harvester, Montgomery Ward, Procter & Gamble, Paramount Pictures, Sears Roebuck, Warner Bros, Westinghouse Electric, Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, Anaconda Copper, Kennecott Copper, International Nickel, Pure Oil, Standard Oil, and Cities Service with scattered numeric figures. The text reads like a market page showing stock or commodity quotations with company Names and price-like figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Central
O. Pena
Rha Southern Railway
Briggs
Samg National Biscuit
Borden Pee Ahaa
Ene National Distillers
General Electric i
International Harvester Cily Lorillard
Tobarea
Bala Montgomery Wards
National Dairy
Nash Kelvinatar
Procter & Gamble
Paramount Pictures Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Schieniey Wistilers
Cereees Bass Aoth Century Fox
Ceeeere Bale
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Wentworth Co
Eeee Motors
Chrysler Electric Auto General Movers
Gondyear Packard
Thee Steels
Maryknoll Father Diets Named Council Member
The Very Rev. Frederick C. D. M.M. son of Mrs. Siva Diets of Vine Avenues has been named to the Council of Four of the Maryknoll Fathers. Diets, with 28 years in Catholic Foreign Missions, spent nine years in Home as general for Mary. he studied at Oberlin from 1905 to 1910 and recently visited Oberlin with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C.D .M.M
Siva Diets
Aires
Pour
Maryknoll Fathers
Father Diets
Catholic Foreign Misions Society
Hoimé
Fraiesles Gtteral
Oberlin Academy
Oberlin
Carolyn Truitt
Oberlin Conservatory
Lorain County
Elyria Township
Trelools
East Carlisle
Hellen and
Penfield
Helen Rawdon
Howard L. Rawdon
New York City
Milton Bastet-Wanes Rawdon
Vermont
Boston
Cleveland
Frank H. Shaw
Lisbon
Tawa
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Mary Lounsbrough
North Pleasant Street
Howard ‘Bissell
Hollenden Hotel
Paul Wilkes
Quarry Road
Oberlin College
Rhode Island State College
Kingston
Brown
Union Missouri
East College Street
Wid
Lewis Stephan
Lorain
Eugene Comings
Dorothy Anne
Mary Elizabeth
Barbara
Mrs. Canning
A. L. Shaffer
Bryan
Carl W. Kinney
West College Atreel
Jane
Columbus
Myr
Damex Zahm
United States
H. V. Zahin
Morin Street
Elm Street
Harry J. Behr
Robyn Jackson
Lloyd J. Jackson
KR. D
Navy
Great Lakes
Miy
Navel
Portsmouth
Ohio University
James Powres
James Powers
Wood Avenue
Raymond Murphy
Groveland Street
EB. Lamyerimeyey
Pressure Groups Threaten Voters' Ability To Decide
Washington senators charged that outside political groups threaten voter choice in upcoming elections. They urged voters to ignore outside fundraising and support candidates who act on their own dictates. The remarks linked PAC activity to broad concerns about group influence and party independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Gari A
Hatch
N. M
Clo-Pag
National Association of Manufacturers
Elire
Marley Kugore
D. W.va
Congress
Match
Lawa
PAC
Elyrian Named New Owner Of Wykrent Recreation Center
Louis Lesnick of Elyria and Sam Smith of Cleveland have purchased the Wykrent Recreation on Lodi Street. Elyrian is listed among new owners. The deal was announced today and handled by Clyde O. Roose of J. H. Bell Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lesnick
Elyria
Sam Smith
Cleveland
Wykrent Recreation
Lodi Street
Clyde O. Roose
J. H. Bell Realty Co
Eight Army Officers Hospitalized After Air Crash
Eight army officers were hospitalized after an air crash near Washington National Airport. The bomber, a 8-26 model, overshot the field in a heavy rain, crashed into a mud street ravine after departing Patterson Field Dayton Ohio yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington National Airport
Patterson Field
Dayton
Fantes
Hope City Considered paying injury costs for Lorain man
Joseph L. Weller of 2226 East Thirtyfifth Street Lorain told City Council last night that he injured a leg in a December 25 1944 park fall and estimates the total cost at about 3500 dollars with three operations. Hospital and doctor bills alone amounted to 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Weller
East Thirtyfifth
Lorain
Weller
Police release man after liquor charge in Grafton
Perry Ryder of Grafton was charged with driving while intoxicated and released by police last night to two men who agreed to take him to Parma Hospital for treatment. The charge was dismissed after officers stamped him at West Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Ryder
Grafton
Parma Hospital
West Avenue
Fifteenth Street
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Grand
Sedgeman
United Cleaners
DIAL
Complete Optical Service
Vic Silver
Spring Valley Country Club
Ae Ang Lavestour
Calnea Meeripia
Boccanenony
Smiesas
Ronninend & Mowr
Exry
Aplee al Mealy Ptiers
Weayv
Poiltey Wickens
Ant Leghoria
Cagharn Heniters
Young Toms
En Gere
Richard Baird Yeaters
Margaret Smith
Clinton Aves
Thaddeus Smith
Smithska
Jude Guy B. Findles
Frances AL
Aginst
Lewis Evans
Aled
Plaintif
Costa
Virginia Naple
Frank Naple
Tiff's
Robert EK
Filker
Madeline Ob
Filkers
Ulls
Irene Gilles
RL Doo
John Gilles
March
Margaret
Raza
Anciety
Mary Marcha
Frank Mucha
Plaintiff’s
Clarence Clc. Randolph
Sadie Randolph
Donavon KB
Lanphere
Brighton Township
James Williams
Jokeph Klein
Marion J. Ostreia
Lyda M. Wilson
Barberton
Mose Wilder
Sheffield Lake
Katherine Mayes
Road
John R. Mayes
Chiltanooga
Tenn
Cross
Tis
Dius Bo Findley
Felban
Charles Ved
Joseph Miadro
Beth Depument
Glen Rogers
Briquettes
The
Legion Ion
Agate
United Price
Bethlehem Creer National Steel
Amerigan Rolling Mills
Republic ‘S. S. Steel Copper and
Anacondama
Kennecott Copper
E International Nickel
OSS
INES
Atlantic Refinery
Standard of N. J. Chin
Galifornia
Anty
American “Power & Lighte
Colorado
Cas & Electric
Cons
Edison
Leer Casper Bessemer Cities Service
P.R. Smith & Co. Riyre Fevings
Cleveland Treet Trehenge
Eine
Yoon
Enkarein
Nuwasa Phillips
Nove
Tenth Street
Mayer A. R. Agate
Len
Phillips
Bow TH. O
Middie Ay An
Hateh
Truman
Democratic Party
Elyrian
Bowling
West Welding CO
West St
City
Sudro
Curtis
Eee
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