Modify Rules On Salary Stabilization
The Bureau of Internal Revenue eases salary limits under a presidential order, allowing limited increases for executives and nonunion workers earning over 5000 dollars. The War Labor Board echoed wage guidance with regard to payments under its scope, while enforcement will target past violations of prior rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ngure
Perry
War Leber Board
Truman
Nunan
Reg
Watkins
De Gaulle Arrives in Washington for Three Day Visit
Gen Charles De Gaulle arrives in Washington at 4 p.m. to start talks with President Truman. The French provisional government head will seek a fresh start with the new American administration during three days of White House conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Tate
Roosevelt
de Gaulle
White House
Truman
Mr. Truman
DeGawle
Western Automatic Employees Notice
Western Automatic employees are called back to work and can set their pay checks for the week. The notice confirms return to duties and outlines payment timing for the upcoming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic
Governor Lausche Ends Ross Labor Act By Sept Fifteenth
Governor Frenk J Lausche announced the Ross Labor Act will lapse on September 15 as the wartime controls on women and minors end. He said peacetime standards resume once the proclamation is issued and the act is removed from law. The move ends a bitter labor controversy and resets rules for hours and prohibitions in shops and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Peper
Katselle
Fedeanihl
Mearetine
95Th General Assembly
Ohio
General Assembly
Lausche
Merger Proposal Looms for Four Railroads
Cleveland reports a possible merger among Chesapeake and Ohio, Nickel Plate, Pere Marquette, and Wheeling and Lake Erie. An exchange of stock would form a new holding to be liquidated by the four lines as needed, with approval steps spanning six months to a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
New York, Chicago & St. Louus
Pere Marquette Railway
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
O10
Ais
van Sweringen Ral
Alleghany Corporation
Rober R. Young
Carl KE. Newsin
Biss
Cg& O
Alx
Ure
Atto- Matica Hy
Watsuction
OG & O
Newton
Wena Bey
Quisling Becomes Hysterical At His Trial
A courtroom drama unfolds as the accused Nazi collaborator Quisling grows hysterical during proceedings. Court officials maintain decorum while witnesses testify to acts and affiliations linked to the occupation era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quisling
Home Front Today Recap of wartime ration changes
Washington reports meat red point values to drop and ration free meats in 30 days. Pork and beef categories shrink while other meats remain limited for some time. Auto price settings near 142 levels to be announced soon. Nylon production restrictions to end shortly with hopes for ample stockings by Thanksgiving or Christmas. Rayon controls lifted as factories resume without wartime restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stantly
Service Visitors At Ration Board furloughs list
Members of the armed forces visiting the Elgain War Price and Ration Board offices on Monday are listed with furlough lengths. The names include Lt. Theodore Roosevelt, Lt. Army Olmsted, Frank J. Noster, Steven J. Babits, Pet Richard F. Cleckner, Julius S. Pandy, Paul A. De Lie, Clark V. Lange, Hugh R. Berry, Charles Putnam, Richard K. Kerchluff, and Eugene with various days of leave noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgain
Rum Paseneay
Theodore Roosevelt
Elyr Smalley
Army Olmsted
Army
Rod
Frank J. Noster
Hox Grafton
Steven J. Babits
Naevy
Richard FE. Cleckner
Eighth Street
Julius $. Pandy
A. M
Deco US
Nor. Weat River Street
Paul A. de Lie
Seventh Street
Dar Clark V. Lange
Ch. Engr
Grafton
Hugh R. Berry
Marines
Chestnut Street
Charles Putnam
Cambridge Avenue
Richard K. Kerchluff
Ft Not
Westhike
Eugene
Grass Fire Near B and O Tracks
A grass fire near the B and O tracks at Susquehanna yesterday was put out in 40 minutes by six volunteers and five junior firefighters from Carlisle fire department. Sparks from a locomotive were blamed as the likely cause per FD member FE Waldron. Six palms missing valued at $50 were loaned for a St Mary’s church wedding and disappeared after Aug 4 during preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Boand QO
Susle
Voluntery Grenen
Carliste Fire Department
Te Tite
Waldron
John J Resar
Resar
Three Detroit youths questioned after Cleveland Street detainment
Three youths claimed to be from Detroit were detained by police on Cleveland Street at dawn for investigation. They said a 15 V Ford was loaned to them by a Detroit man. Officers questioned them as their stories conflicted while police checked with Detroit teenagers.
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Detroit
Clevellend Street
Dam
Seret
J. Miller
Patrainian
Harold Sheldon
Detr
Frown Page One 3-ee in Cleveland
Fragmented OCR text discusses veteran matters and local politics with scattered names and garbled details. The readable parts reference a Cleveland item, veteran notes, and mentions of groups or individuals, but the exact event and entities are unclear.
Fragmented OCR story on a political event and arrests
The readable fragments describe a major political evaluation, a hotel takeover by Russian forces, and surrender of an office holder. Mentions of Kraksy and Sabine hint at regional actors. The piece references a real presence of police, arrests, and ongoing operations with unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahsae
Guab
Cullers
Death notices and funeral services for Avon residents
Death notices report funeral services for Martin Barkach of Avon Center Ridge Road to be held Friday at 1 30 pm at Sudrn Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Also deceased are Sam Holobach of 407 West River Street, and Mrs. Funrmin Weiler of Avon, with services at Sudro-Cite and St Mary’s Church respectively. Survivors listed include family members and local associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Barkach
Center Ridge Road
Avon
Sudrn-Curtis Funeral Home
J. Vv. Tureesahyi
Evone Belical
Lorain
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Sam Holobach
Bum Holobach
West River Street
Roumania
Mary
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Hoe
Une Fir Halobach
Harland Helobach
Dan Holobach
Vom Reuman
Weiler
Funrmin Weiler
Bet Heane
Stoney Ridge Hood
St. Mary’s
eHneh
Heathers
Jet M Alten
Ryan
Jacob
Sheffeld
Aue Alten
Miaim
Pla
Surrender Talks and Allied Demands in China War Conference
Reported surrender negotiations list Chinese and Japanese commanders in Shanghai style talks. Allies push for limited Chinese northern Indo China control, Japanese disarmament, and transfer of war materiel. Observers note contested claims of attacks and equipment claims amid a tense war council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Yue Shu
China
Fujimasu
Tourane
Rhisishi
Okarura
Chena
Tha
Chi
Swvuan
India-Burma
Stylin
Miglets Brothers Noted in Bronze Star Awardes
T/4 Joseph C Miglets of Co A 11th Tank Battalion 1st Armored Division Europe received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service. His brother A Michael J Miglets lives at 138 Reid Avenue Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Miglets
Co. A
11Th Tank Battalion
Europe
A Michael J. Miglets
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Two Ridgeville Nurses Receive Caps Sunday
In Ridgeville two nurses Miss Carabel Sitt inger and Miss Agola Wensink received their caps at a Sunday ceremony in the solarium of St. Vincent's Charity Hospital. Both graduates of Ridgeville High School, they are members of the U S Cadet Nurse Corps. Families and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridceville
St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital
Carabel Sittinger
Mi Agola Wensink
Ridgeville High School
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Litchfield Team Wins Game At County Fair
The Litchfield nine defeated Columbia Station 21 at the Wellington fair grounds during the Lorain County Fair program. A second game is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow with the Homer club facing the Wellington Brown Bombers. Litchfield will meet tomorrow’s winner Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Fairgrounds
Lorain County
Litchfield
Columbia Station
Homer
Wellington Brown Bombers
Mornig
Brookside hires Lois Bender as first grade teacher
Lorain County schools superintendent C Ax Gibbons announced the employment of Lois Bender of Lorain as Brookside School's first grade teacher on a monthly basis with review of enrollment for permanent status. Bender is a Bowling Green State University graduate with eight years teaching in Lorain and Fayetteville North Carolina. Faye Gillespie of Okena was hired as vocal instructor one day a week to replace Virginia Mitchell who resigned due to marriage. Gillespie is a graduate of Miami University class of 195? .
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C. Ax Gibbons
Lorain County
Lois Bender
Lorain
Brookside
Bender
Bowling Green State University
Fayetteville
N.C
Faye Gillespie
Okena
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