Cutbacks Peak in Ohio as War Cancellations Hit Workforce
United Press reports Ohio labor cutbacks tied to war contract cancellations may be near their peak. About 203,012 Ohioans have lost jobs amid cutbacks, with at least 18,000 more expected in 30 days. Some firms expect quick peacetime recovery, others anticipate shortages or shifts in production. Major plants including Ohio Rubber and Heinz facilities outline varied reopening timelines and civilian output.
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United Press
Ohio
Siste War Manpower Commission
William J. Muldoon
R.A. Mertz
Painesville
Diamond Alkal Cr
Man
Standard Park
Land Cement Division
Fremont
Ho J. Heinz Co
H. E. McKinley
Freemont Kraut Co
Fire destroys five car garage on McAllister property
Sheffield Village fire chief says a short circuit likely sparked a blaze that leveled a five car garage on Kenneth McAllister’s Distracted Road property. Tractors and farm machinery stored inside were destroyed, with the home nearby showing only minor fire damage to paint and windows. Firefighters, aided by Aven volunteers, battled the three hour blaze, drawing water from on site pools. No damage estimate released.
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Sheffield
Kenneth McAllister
Tdetredt
Walter McAllister
Sheffield Village
McAllisters
Aven
Decree Allows Wrecking Yard Near Carlisle Inn
A judge granted a decree permitting Ray Edelman to establish an automobile wrecking yard and a repair shop in Carlisle township adjacent to the Carlisle Inn after an injunction brought by Frieda Moore and others. In Crowley, Rice crop officials report harvest of 540000 acres, 7000 above average, with production about 23452000 bushels, six percent higher than 1944.
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Ray Edelman
Guy B Findley
Frieda Moore Et al
Carlisle Township
Edelman
Carlisle Inn
Crowley
Alimony and Divorces Reported in Court Pleas
A series of court actions include alimony dismissal at plaintiff's costs and multiple divorces granted on grounds of cruelty wilful neglect and eriness. Names appear with judges and towns, noting restored names and property actions in common pleas court filings.
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Helen Szabo
James
Maude Fitzpatrick
George
Dudes
Guy B. Findley
Reimposing Orders as Postwar Production Shifts
The article discusses possible reimposition of price and production controls if postwar ramp ups falter. It notes Krug’s warning on incentives, potential increases in shoe and consumer goods output, and leather and other materials becoming constrained as rationing ends. Officials anticipate orderly reconversion with government restraint during the transition.
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Krug
Theecon Ave
Vitamn Ao
Keny
City Employees To Get Wage Increase
City council approved a first reading ordinance granting a monthly $108 wage increase for most city employees excluding elected officials. The measure includes a retroactive start from November 1, with a planned end-of-year cost-of-living adjustment of $10 monthly per employee. The payroll rise is estimated to cost $15,000 to $16,000 annually, funded partly by sales tax savings and insurance rate reductions. An additional first reading approved a 50 cent per game increase for recreation commission officials, to be reviewed for immediate passage. A separate item records Joe Mall’s $15 fine for disorderly conduct after a July incident on Ap Karliwn Avenue.
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Council
Seward N. Black
Bhick
Industrial Commission
Black
Recreation Commission
Henry Rutt
Richard Todd
J. Anthony Kellege
Sue
Insurance Plan For Your Future And Security
This old notice promotes creating a personal plan with an insurer to build savings for future comfort security and happiness. It invites readers to contact for a plan tailored to individual needs, stressing long-term benefits and protection.
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Lfe
Deaths and funeral services for local residents
Funeral notices for Angelo Tsatones at Cascade 81, baby girl Collier buried in Brookdale, Lloyd at 512 Bond Street, Frank Joviak at 188 Hamilton Street, Martin Barkach of Avon, Addie Hathaway of Grafton. Services set for Wednesday or Thursday. callers may visit funeral homes. burial in Brookdale and Elmwood cemeteries.
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Angelo Tsatones
Cascade 81
Bittner
E B. Redhead
Brookdale Cemetery
Collier
Floyd Collier
Riverside
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Finley Mortuary
CL Lloyd
National Tube Company
Wo ¢Elock
Bond Street
Wales
Elyria
First Hayuist Church
King Solomon Masonic Lodge
Elizabeth A. Llnyd
David J. Lloyd
Cleveland
Ppm
Sudra- Curtis Funeral Home
Elmwand
Frank Joviak
Hamilton Street
Sudro-Curtis
Philip H. Wichern
Clement Joviak
Martin Barkacit
Martin Barkach
Canter Rudge Road
Avon
Cinobana
Czechoslovakia
Fox Furnace Company
Helen
John Balkach
Center Ridge Road
A. Bondik
Center Ridge Pond
Susan Stronga
Lanetarth
Addie
Erten
Hathaway
Butternut Ridge
OPA Sues Elyria Metal Packers for Price Violations
The District Office of Price Administration filed suit in Cleveland federal court alleging Anthony Ro Smith Irving Roth and Mrs M J Shuster partners in Elyria Metal Providers sold hardware items since August 7 1944 without proper price reports or legal maximums The open title suit seeks an injunction to prevent further above ceiling sales and to prohibit preprice violations with treble damages possible after audit of the companys sales
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Cleveland
Cormonety
Bederad
District Office of Price Administration
Anthony Ro Smith
Irving Roth
M. J. Shuster
Elyria Metal Pro Ayers Company
Elm Street
Elyria
Gover
Campianar
OPA
Council Acts on Several Routine Items
Council approved lines and drains to lay sidewalks on Wake Avenue in the Edison school district from Belt Avenue to the north city limits, a preliminary step for property owner construction. A committee report on Thurshaw Chemical Co. dumping waste in Black River was reviewed, seeking lawful findings. Plans for a Brookdale cemetery restroom and storage building were discussed, with cost estimates of 23000 to 30000 dollars funded by cemetery income. A final reading held on liability for the new Elyria water force main across county and state highways, with bond issue to arise at the November election for the project and other waterworks improvements.
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Council
Wake Avenue
Edison
Belt Avenue
Thurshaw Chemical Co. O
Black River
Mibo
Brookdale Cemetery
Emt
ID. Faxon
Bej
Elyria
Faxon
Comell
Cit
Lorain Board Upholds Signatures For Vermiton Mayor Petition
The Lorain county board of elections upheld a mayoral petition by FP Engle in Vermiton on Lake following a protest by Otto Zelewski. Eight signatures were challenged as not properly witnessed, but enough valid signatures remained to make the petition valid.
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Lorain
Industrialists To Be Told Of Vets Training Plans
Lorain county manufacturing executives will hear about training programs for returning veterans at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Elyria Elks hall. Sponsored by the Lorain County Industrial Council with the War Manpower Commission, the event will feature speakers from the WMC, Apprenticeship Training Service, and the Veterans Administration.
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Lorain County
Elyria Elks Hall
Lorain County Industrial Council
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Apprentice Training Service
Veterans Administration
Richard A. Stith
Lorain County Inedustrial Council
Ward
Rubber Prices and Postwar Outlook for Natural Rubber
The article notes prices around 18 cents per pound for prewar mural rubber and warns of uncertain plantation conditions in the Dutch East Indies, Malaya, and Sumatra due to Japanese occupation. About half of rubber came from small independent producers, likely unscathed, but a period of limited machinery and labor is expected to wash smoked sheet rubber. The WPA rubber bureau predicts minimal natural rubber output for at least another year.
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Dutch East Indies
Malaya
Sumatra
WPA Rubber Bureau
Man Bound Over To Grand Jury In Firestone Theft Case
Frank Zaleski, 38, of 379 Obertin road, bound to the grand jury by Mayor A R Agate on a $1000 bond for receiving stolen property tied to 12 tires stolen from Firestone Company on August 12. He pleaded innocent. He is the fourth bound. 16 of 17 tires recovered.
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Frank Zaleski
Obertin
A. R. Agate
Firestone Company
Zaleski
Prince Fitzpatrick
William Baker
Roy Hall
FE. J. Stankard
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