Taft HartleyDeadline Spares Ford Workers Pension Tie
Detroit Ford workers vote on a two year contract offering a choice between a 1 cent hourly wage increase and a new pension plan as the Taft Hartley deadline looms at midnight. Ford Motor Company will fund the basic pension with about 200 million dollars plus 15 million annually from the company, with employee contributions based on salary. The pact preserves union shop if approved and outlines retirement benefits near half salary plus Social Security. Richard T. Leonard, UAW Ford VP, says details will be set once machinery is ready, with prompt action expected and no firm approval date yet.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Natiional Labor Relations Board
Fost
Richard T. Leonard
UAW
Ford Department
Ford
Irany
Vandenberg Rejects Argentine Plan At Inter American Talks
Petropolis Brazil Sen Arthur Vandenberg rejected Argentina proposed limits to the inter American detente treaty arguing it would create an armed alliance against the world. He warned the treaty must remain a regional compact and not exclude conflicts between American states. A Cuban proposal to add economic aggression was deemed inopportune.
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Petropolis
Brazil
Arthur Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Argentina
3 Ships Sail With Jewish Refugees
PORT DE BOUC France three British ships sailed for Hamburg today with nearly 4500 Jewish refugees who had been at sea for 25 days. They had been given a 6 pm deadline to debark or be forced to Germany but the refugees refused to come ashore or disembark. The Jews, intercepted aboard the President Warfield while trying to flee to Palestine, were returned to France and declined a last minute invitation from the French to land. The French press agency reported the group sought intervention from President Truman and remained resolved not to set foot on European soil.
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Port DE Bouc
France
Hamburg
Germany
President Warfield
Palestine
Trueman
Don’t forget to stand by the court and its men
A fragmentary letter warns judges against partiality and politics, urging fair practice, adherence to dignity, and counsel to the bar. It targets court officials Guy and Dan, urging unity across religion race creed and politics, with a defiant tone about not being stuck to a job. The piece ends with a shouted pledge and a hostile aside.
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Supreme Court
Serius
Dan
Oberlin Community News and Church Notices
Oberlin social notes list Ruth Edwards and Juliet Seleler man family visits plus Mrs Arthur Edwards and Mrs Harold Bed wards and children at Lakeside. Mention shifts at Lakeside dining hall and busy travel for weddings in Albany New York. Oberlin church union services set at First Methodist with sermons and breakfast event details. multiple church notices include Grace Lutheran Catholic and Christian Science listings with schedules and parish activities.
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Oberlin
Juliet Selelerman
Cynthia
Denver
Col
Imr
Hy FY Ashley
King Street
Arthur Edwards
North Main Street
Harold Bedwards
Larie and
Gane
Martin's
Lakeside
Martin
Dudley Wood
Abeth Henderson
Albany
N. Y
Margaret Phillips
J. L. Edwards
Cora Bassett
Eegemeer Place
Lake Chautauqua
N.Y
Fleet
Adi Cook
Bess Sehandoreky
Joyce Merrill
Cook
Col- Jeuen Than
Washington Calling By Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs discusses American roles in postwar Europe from Germany to Greece. He contrasts aims of promoting benevolent democracy with realist restraint, questioning long term resolve and the U.S. capacity to lead without overreach. He links European attitudes to Washington's policy performance at home.
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Marquis Childs Washington
Europe
Germany
Primarthy
Austria
Greece
Eure
Anx
State Department
Una
British Press For Additional Loan Modifications
British negotiators pressed for more loan modifications amid fears U S officials say new concessions may harm trade. The British mission claims it cannot meet the non discrimination clause, while already securing an emergency suspension of the Tree Convertibility clause. Sir Wilfrid Eady warned further cuts in U S purchases are likely as Britain nears the remaining 409 million dollars of its 3.46 billion loan by month end, risking strained foreign trade with Britain’s June 1946 to June 1947 trade total of 1.4 billion dollars.
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Wasshington
U. S
Britain
Wilfrid Eady
United States
Commerce Department
America
U.S
Bender Scoffs At Huffman Forecast
Representative Bender dismissed predictions that Truman would win Ohio in 1948 as mere hot weather. The piece analyzes power, resources, and national will, arguing US strength lies in combining material assets with willingness to use them. It discusses Europe travel costs and visa complexities reflecting postwar attitudes.
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Washington
George Hi
Bender
Truman
Ohio
James W. Huffman
Haiffitan
Europe
Eeumuinist
London
United States
Sovier Rusalay
Furopei
Balkans
Russia
Min
Car Crash Report Near Wellington and Cleveland Street
A car driven by Joe Ligus rear ended another vehicle near Wellington. The second car, owned by Alton, collided on Cleveland Street with Mrs Walton Camp present. Juvenile James Dear, 17, was arrested after a separate accident involving his brother Alton’s car on Hawthorne Street. Both vehicles were heavily damaged and police noted injuries to Don Som and a Clarelord resident.
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Prom
Joe Ligus
Weal Eyenay
Atferngon
Aliddle
Ash Street
Deato
Wellington
Lagas
Polne
James Dear
Abberoid
Lerdas
Alton
Cleveland Street
Hawtheese
Walton Camp
Mus
Cano
Hawthorne Street
Lowe
Don Somwore
Taft Fitness Cited by Bender in Senate Talk
Bender praised Senator Robert A. Taft as an able, courageous leader and predicted Taft would secure the GOP presidential nomination. He contrasted Taft with opponents while noting Taft’s effective Senate leadership. Sen Joly W. Bricker defeated Huffinen in the IMG Senatorial race.
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Vei Uy
Bender
Huffinen
Joly W. Bricker
Sen
Robert A. ‘Taft
GOP
Taft
Senate
Three Liquor Permits Approved in Lorain Area
The State Department of Liquor Control approved three permits in Lorain county and vicinity. Mike Rowinhale’s Elyria tavern receives a D-2 license, the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Lorain gets an F permit, and Det er and Mary Mayer of Wikeran are granted a D-1 permit.
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State Department of Liquor Control
Lorain County
Vic Cinity
United Press
Columbus
Mike Rowinhale
Jfome Tavern
Elyria
Order of Eagles
Lorunt
Madte
Deter
Mary Mayer
Wikeran
Adm King Progress Called Satisfactory
Fleet Adm Ernest J King has made satisfactory progress since entering Ueiberda Naval Hospital a week ago for heart condition treatment. Navy physicians reported in the morning bulletin that he rested fairly well last night with no significant change in the general condition during the past 24 hours.
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Washington—Fleet
Ernest J. King
Ueiherda Naval Hospital
Navy
G&gesrald
Death Records. Carrie Barck Amherst 72
Carrie Barck 72 died at her Amherst home after a long illness. She lived in Amherst most of her life and belonged to St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church. Survived by children, ten grandchildren, three sisters, four brothers. Body at Zilch Funeral Home with services Sunday at 2 p m. burial in Crownhill Cemetery.
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Wattie
Carrie Barck
Amherst
Hate Carrie Barck
Deweyrod
Amherst Township
St. Peter's
Emma Schroeder
Russia Township
Frank Rahi
Carlisle
Juhi
Anwerst
Henry
Albert
Lorain
HL. Bollens
Crownhill Cemetery
Political clash over East Indonesia and Borneo case
Disputed talks raise questions about Security Council jurisdiction and pre-decided issues. Pro Western officials push back against procedural diversions as East Indonesia and Borneo representatives face pressure. Dutch stance and U.N. maneuvers loom over the contentious meeting agenda.
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Eemed
Guoh
Indonesia
Borneo
Mae
Netherlands
Seeaniy Cavocd Amt
Saletof
4 H program book and demonstration winners named
The 4 H program book awards and demonstration winners were announced for the 44H club division on Junior Fair Day. Winners include Ridgeline Ag ales, Aral, Pittsheld Progressive Workers, Second and Ridgeville Junior Partners for boys while East Carlisle Clavarettés took first for girls with Camden Careful Clippers second and Brighton Silver Thumbles third. Individual junior girls prizes were won by LaDonna Snyder and Shirley Richards, with teams Joan Holmes and Jon Sheffield of Brighton taking junior team honors. Senior individuals were Allee Babcock and Sandra Keighley, with Dorothy Kneisel and Wilma Angersbach and Mary Wolf and Hetty Walke earning places. senior team winners were Rah Regal and Richard Walter.
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Ridgeline Agales
Aral
Pittsheld Progressive Workers
Ridgeville
East Carlisle Clavarettés
Camden Careful Clippers
Brighton
laDonna Snyder
Rochester
Shirley Richards
Columbia Jolly Jones
Joan Holmes
Jon Sheffield
Ruth Hurgenheimer
Carol Carpenter
Eaton
Allee Babcock
Sandra Keighley
Dorothy Kneisel
Wilma Angersbach
Brownhelm
Mary Wolf
Hetty Walke
Penfield
Rah Regal
Richard Walter
Huntington
Ohio
Columbus
Winners Listed In Agriculture Division At Fair
W. H. Peabody of Oberlin led with 29 first prizes in agriculture at the county fair, followed by Maurice Irish and Neil Henson of Elyria, Robert Fitch of Avon, and Schriver of Grafton with multiple firsts. Schriver topped the horticulture division with 12 apples and many other fruit prizes. S. T. Hemenway and Van Hatin each won a first in their divisions. Other noted winners include O. Smith of Henvietta, RK. OH. Chamberlain of Elyria, Claude Mohrman of Wellington, and William C. Eddy of Lodi.
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W. H. Peabody
Oberlin
Forain County Fair
Maurice Irish
Wellington
Neil Henson
Elyria
Robert Fitch
Avon
Schriver
Grafton
Peabody
Irish
Henson
Fitch
S.T. Hemenway
van Hatin
Amherst
Niagara
Smith
Henvietta
RK. OH. Chamberlain
Claude Mohrman
William C. Eddy
Lordin
Hemenway
R.L. Livermore
Rochester
Merrick Needlecraft Guild
van Haun
Views On The News From Rio Becomes Travel Humour
In a dispatch from Rio de Janeiro the writer jokes about the personal travel hardship of constant hitching and living from suitcases. He and a companion travel from Miami to Ciudad Trujillo Belem and Rid while clothing and luggage misadventures accumulate.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bazan ‘Ociety
Tus
Harvey McMillan
Torsdike
Hoboes
Miami
Ciudad
Trujillo
San Juan
Belem
Jean
McMillan
Haiti
Fan Am
Rio
Fea
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Woman Dies After Lightning Strikes Bridge In Columbus
Mrs. Marian Johnston, 51, died of injuries after a lightning strike hurled her into the Scioto River from West Broad Street bridge during a thunderstorm. Three others were rescued in fair condition Irene Murphy, 24, Jeanette Klinkert, 36, Ammitt Spahn, 30. Bridge damaged. traffic resumed as repairs begin on U.S. Route 40 thoroughfare.
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Columbus
Marian Johnston
Sciota
West Broad Street
Irene Murphy
Bronx
New York
Jeanette Klinkert
Ammitt Spahn
Scioto
Heart of Columbus
15 Ships Tied Up By Harbor Strike
NEW YORK An unauthorized harbor strike tied up 13 ships including the luxury liner America, with about 4000 International Longshoremen's Association AFL members at nine Manhattan piers and roughly 1000 stevedores at eight Brooklyn piers joining the wildcat walkout. The America delayed sailing to Cobh Southampton and Cherbourg as 900 passengers endured a postponed voyage.
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New York
New York Harbor
America
Brooklyn
International Longshoremen's Association
AFL
Manhattan
Brooklin
Cobh
Southampton
Cherbourg
Riots in Cairo leave many injured during Brotherhood protest
Scores of people were injured in a street riot in Cairo during a Moslem Brotherhood demonstration supporting Egypt's UN Security Council debate. Police and protesters fought in busy districts with guns, clubs, and bricks as mounted and foot officers charged. Police reported two officers and 14 men wounded, two stabbed, while Akhbar Elyom claimed 40 police wounded.
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Egypt
Cairo
Akhbar Elyom
Theft of watch and clothes after quarry swim
Arthur Zieske of Station Road Columbia township reported to the sheriff that yesterday afternoon while he and a girl friend were swimming in the Jacquay road quarry their car was broken into and the girls purse containing a $300 diamond studded wrist watch and $50 in cash was taken. Two suit coats and a vest valued at $100 were also taken. The rear ventilator window was broken by the thief.
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Arthur Zieske
Station Road
Columbia Township
Sheriff’s Department
Jacquay Road
Censure Teseeee yT Temperature Heat Wave Across Plains
Record heat persisted with southward air stalled near central U S as Canada air delayed. Thundershowers cooled briefly then heat returned with Pierre 103 Aberdeen 104 Fargo 102 Kansas City 1295? yes St. Paul 90, Des Moines 98, Chicago 94, New Orleans 88.
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Canada
United States
Pierre
S. D
Aberdeen
Fargo
Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Paul Show
Lake Michigan
Chicago
New Orleans
Eaton Boy Repeats In Steer Contest
Gordon Males JH owned steer wins Grand Champion for the second year at the Junior Fair Day exhibition held at Lorain County Pair in Wellington. Hales, a 4-H member nine years, is now assisting his father Burton Hales in farming and guides the Eaton Minute Fen younger club.
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Gordon Males
North Eaton Aggies
Lorain County
Wellington
Hales
Burton Hales
Eaton Minute
Hus
Tophan
Market Report From Weathered Rural Market Pages
Markets level and cattle prices listed with bid ranges for week. Cattle, calves, and hogs shown with quality grades and price bands. grains and produce quotes for wheat corn oats peppers onions peaches and tomatoes. no clear dates or a single event, but a dense snapshot of weekly farm commodity trading across multiple items and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Entali bu-Gov
Court actions from Lorain include arrests and divorces
A deputy sheriff arrested William Bowens, 40, of South Amherst on a non support warrant from Justice James P. Horn. Sylvia Matys was granted a divorce from Frank Findley with custody. Banks and individuals faced suits for debt and auto injuries. James Seibles seeks divorce from Mollie for neglect and cruelty after a marriage last Nov 12. Kathleen Bunton files for divorce from Fitliay, married Jan 26 1948 with one child. Mary Dziedie and others ask Lorain Common Pleas to declare a trust and account rent relations.
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William Bowens
South Amherst
Justice of the Peace
James P. Horn
Mona Bavens
Sylvia Matys
Frank
Guy B. Findley
Truelty
Frank Kadervek
R. D. J. Waxeman
Julius Greenfield
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
James Seibles
Mollie
Middle Favenue
Elyria
Kathleen Bunton
Cascade”istreet
Fitliay
Mary Dziedie
Lorain, Et al
Common Pleas Court
Mary Rezepka
Josephine Foster
Nik
Fourth Elyria town found in Colorado by pupil maps
Fifth grade student Bertha Glenn of 16 Longfellow Street found a Elyria in Adams County Colorado near Denver while studying a 1925 atlas. The girl learned of Elyria towns in Nebraska and Kansas from The Chronicle Telegram, and aunt Mia Gladys Osborn noted a Fadin program speaker suggested Colorado Elyria spelling as Niyria but the map spelling was Elyria.
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Colorado
Bertha Glenn
Longfellow Street
Ally School
Mia
Gladys Osborn
Adcles
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Nebraska
Kansas
Adams County
Denver
Cleveland
Niyria
Glenn LA
Antique Auto Club To Visit Wellington
Wellington May 12 1930 Mayor F M Jones announced a caravan of Cleveland Antique Auto Club members will arrive around noon Saturday. The 35 to 50 year old cars will be parked in Wellington square under police protection.
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Wellington
F. M Jones
Cleveland Antique Auto Club
Police Court Reels In Reckless Driving and Intoxication
Elmer Godsey of Columbia Station faced arraignment in police court on Cleveland Street at 2:45 am for reckless driving. Agran Moore of Woodside was fined for intoxication after an arrest at Middle Avenue and Howe Street at 8:56 pm yesterday. Clair Best of Harrison Street was fined for reckless driving following a collision with a car owned by Donald Maurer of Emerson Court on East Bridge Street at Cleveland Street.
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Agran Moore
Woodsi
Middle Avenue
Howe Street
Clair Best
Harrison Street
A. RA. Agate
Best
Donald Maurer
Emerson Court
East Bridge Street
Cleveland Street
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Chroniela-Telegram
Bistofis
Taft-Hartley
Vandenburg
Secoetanere
Frrom
Ruth Edwards
Locust St
Elivery Bervics
Betty Heilman
First Church
First Methodist Church
Fist Methodist Church
King
State Park
James Goite
Grace Lutheran
Wilbert J. Fields
Robert Clair
Bundary
Massie
Christian Rcience Society Grange Hall
South Main Street
Robert
McGregor
Fenny Wil
Tt. J. Edwards
B.D. Hai
Cleverlstsel Y
Mount Gion Hapiiat
Normand C. Crosby
Mountain Baptist Church
Most Methodist Church
Rust Methodist Church
Ros
Boyd
Rust Methodist
G G Morgen
G. i Church
Sudro-Gurtis Ambulance
Childs
Huffman
Death Records
Clement Attlee
Arthur Moyle
Attlee
Commonwealth
By Money MeLemore
By Renry McLemore
Eaton Boy
Pready
Wight
Bueedh
Ruupha
Nebbeski Reds
Coleredy Sobulers
Ongutr Blas
Penna
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Roebuck
Weslinghouse Electric
Wanlworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Standard of
the Hank
Herea Co
Aday
Edward Eckert
Columbia Station Et al
Coumbia
Antique Auto Club
Police Dept. News
Chippewa Lake
Elyria Square
American Brake Shoe CO
Electro Alloys Division
H. EB. Blagk
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