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Reconstruction and selective service updates ease deferment rules for workers and students. College instructors face induction risks as housing officials warn of skilled trades shortages. Local boards must call 38,008 men in September, with age limits up to 44. Two Cleveland youths, 16 and 17, detained by Elyria police while found with maps and little cash, claimed to be sunaway hitchhikers en route to Cleveland. Continued from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Vahniar
Eheminions
Pratt
Cleveland
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Second Street
U S Seeks UN Help Over Yugoslav Attacks
The United States blames Yugoslav authorities for deliberate attacks on U S plans, not accidents, and says it will present its case to the UN Security Council. Herschel Johnson conferred with Dean Acheson to prepare for a possible UN hearing. Senator Kilgore warns the tensions could lead to war and proposes relief aid cuts, fighter escorts, air patrols, and shortwave broadcasts to counter Yugoslav actions.
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Vwa
U. S
Acta
Ite
United
United States
UN Council
Herschel Johnson
American Council
Dean Acheson
America
New World Organization
Antike’ Binom
Harley M. Kilgore
Yugoslavia
Russia
Malkon
Mediterranean
Kilgore
Death Notice for George Riel Harlow of Oberlin
George Riel Harlow of Oberlin died Wednesday morning at Allen Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at Sedgman’s Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Bing officiating. Burial follows at Westwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret Yon Harlow and children William of Portland Oregon George B Jr of Buffalo two daughters Mabel Greenwood Cleveland Heights Dorothy Bevins Chatham MA Louise Gordon Monailon MI and others. Harlow was an engineer in charge of the Allery Memorial Art building construction and longtime Oberlin resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgemans
Felendé
Punetal
George M
Harlow
Oberlin
Sedgentian
George Riel
Cleveland
Meighte
Josep Bing
Pirw Church
Weatwoor Cemetery
Oberley
Waninel
Allery Memorial Art
Misa Margraret Mar- Yon
Otter Suvivert
Willian MM
Portland
Ore
George BP, Jr
Buffalo
Mabel Greenwood
Cleveland Heights
Dorothy Bevins
Chatham
Mast
Mis
Louise Gordon
Monailon
Mia Wile
Margaret Jones Harlow
Obertin
Truman Loafs In Bermuda Sunshine
President Truman relaxes in Bermuda at the U S naval base enjoying sunbathing and sightseeing while officials visit. A yacht named the Williamsburg lies nearby as Truman completes duties from Washington and receives dignitaries. Funeral services are held for three year old Patricia Crenshaw who died from burns after a fall into scalding water at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Base
Bermuda
Truman
Mr. Trutat
Williamsburg
Dutier
Washington
Burns
Liverpool
Patricia Crenshaw
Abe
Elyria Housing and Civic Needs Highlight Meeting
Speakers urged updating Elyria zoning laws and enlarging meeting spaces to boost civic life. Parking shortages and neglected recreation centers were criticized, with proposals for a central parking lot and improved east side facilities. The gathering featured plans for a September bake sale and a Grafton meeting with past international president Hamilton Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia
Elyria
Johnson
Park Commission
Iaci
McKintey School
Flavia
Harry Hyman
Cindo
Qharles
Grafton
International
Hamilton Holt
Holt Wil
Cleveland
Dan Armitage
Ted
Bob Bults
Gene St. Marie
Paul J Hare
Art Water
Gues
OPA raises ceilings on building materials and other goods
The OPA increased ceilings on building materials by three percent and extended price rises for items such as asphalt, brick, cement, and lead products across several regions. Higher ceilings also apply to tablet tissue, paper towels, and eyeglass lenses, under the Wherry amendment easing manufacturer price pass through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
OFA
East Central
South Central
Nouthern California
New Jersey
Ohio- Michigan
Wherry
Army And Navy Union To Hold 58th Meeting
Washington veteran group the Army and Navy Union to hold its 58th national convention in Milwaukee from August 26 to September 1. Capt George H Maines of Flint Michigan named in announcement. Mayor Agale pleads guilty to intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Union
Washington
United States
Milwaukee
George H. Maines
Flint
Mich
O. Carter
Fifth Street
A. BR. Agale
Markets and Prices in Widespread Farm Report
The market sheet lists varied produce and poultry prices, with notes on receipts and quality. It details prices for peppers, cabbage, onions, peppers, spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, and greens, plus poultry, lambs, and beef, mentioning fluctuating receipts and grade distinctions across several vendors.
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Cays
Weney Wey Ney
Sat
Laghe Shen
Gianty
Bids Open For Lorain County Ballot Printing Tomorrow
Lorain County bids for ballot printing will be accepted tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the board of elections office. The contract covers a three column ballot and a four column ballot to be awarded to the lowest bidder. The Socialist Party seeks a column, but certification delay may push the final decision to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain
Viat
Socialist Party
State Supreme Court
Battle 300 Forest Fires In Pacific Northwest
More than 2,000 soldiers and civilians battled 300 fires after lightning sparked widespread blazes in the Pacific Northwest. Smoke jumpers and supplies were dropped by air, bulldozers moved in to contain the fires as a new electrical storm warning was issued for Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pacific North West
Portland
Ore
Weather Bureau
Truck Crashes Into House in Ohio Suburb
A truck laden with 12 tons of aluminum skidded on wet pavement near Doris McKinster's home in New Moorefield Ohio and crashed through the front of a house while she slept on a couch. Supports had to hold the house up before the vehicle was backed out. The girl sustained only minor scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Doris’ McKinster
New Moorefield
Miss McKinster
Six dens of Cub Scouts highlight page one play day
Six dens of Cub Scouts observed their crafts and games including boat making Indian tom inns bird horses rope work and chairs. Harness races and 2:08 pace horses dominated the arena with winners from several towns. Military enlistment changes and WAC re-enlistment effort noted for Pacific duty and MOS eligibility.
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Fleet Wing
Blair
Mt. Vernon
Wing
Wil
Heals
Marilyn McKay
L. Farrington
Rushsylvania
Sper Light
B.C. Gannon
Play City
Mune Volo
Paul Jones
Mos Ding
So Sweet
Mo E
Sangster
Cleveland
Guy Elden
Smielser
Warren
Lea Hanley
B. Stansell
Pontiac
Mich
Mae Gold
Bell and Carpenter
Homesburg
N.Y
Blackstone
Brinkerbott, Tiret
Sally Catle
Charles Garwin
Bellefontaine
Stock Judging Under Way At The Fair
Lorain County Fair officials announced premium winners across divisions as stock judging continued this morning. Winners include Clayton Bobel Wellington and Charles Hawley Spencer in cattle, with multiple Wellington and Oberlin owners named among draft horse, sheep, hog, and goat divisions, highlighting local farms and families such as the Hats and Lambs groups and farms in Wellington, Oberlin, New London, and Wakeman.
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Lorain County Fair Affidiala
Premiium Witners
Cate
Clayton Bobel
Wellington
Charles Hawley
Spencer
Dodi Hawley
Sullivan
William Shei¢har
Obertin
Carl Beand
Gleh Rolling
Son
New London
B. W. Dalton and Sons, Wakemah, J. 4. Pierce, Wellington, Merle’ Heidrick
Patton
Wakeman W
Wilkinson
Bri
Malcolm — Ford
R David Noble
Gratton
Edward Ferrittiah
Sara Hetta
Soh
Artthur Whitney
Wellitton
Lawrelice Betts
John C. Richards
Bart Betts
Donald Ferriman
Socialist Labor candidates seek ballot spot in Ohio
Three Socialist Labor Party candidates petitioned the Ohio Supreme Court to compel placing their names on the avender ballot. They seek a writ of mandamus against Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel and County election boards after Hummel ruled their petitions lacked 968 valid signatures of the 30,000 required. Plaintiffs are William Parkas Akron for U.S. Senate Asia A. Albaugh Massillon for governor and Peter M. Kapitz Cleveland for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Socialist Labor Party
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Edward J. Hummel
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Montgomery County
Hummel
William Parkas
Akron
U. S
Asia A. Albaugh
Massillon
Peter M. Kapitz
Cleveland
Prices At Noon Purnished By United Fresh
A cluttered stock list mentions numerous companies and commodities with price figures and ticker-like terms. Entities include United Fresh, National Biscuit, Lorillard Tobacco, Montgomery Ward, Westinghouse, Packard, Anaconda, Kennecott Copper, International Nickel, Standard Oil, American Power and Light, and Cities Service. The list reads as a late era market snapshot of industrials and consumer goods with varied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Paramount Pientesarty Radio Carp, Cartens Ha' Sears
Hovbuck Te Nee Mfa Schenley Distillers
Vecenes
BBY Mth
Century Fox
Bbly
Warner Bros Vee Aims
Westinghouse Bleciie
Wanlworth
Tovneee SY Motore
Jil Elecinie Autobate
Cenerpl
Alata
Beeen Fa Packard
Eetmes Bie
Teres Ce Mie Steels
Rothiebhny
Tiverlake Tran
LAM Americal Reitleng Neila Alte Republicary
Steet
Anaconda
Kennecott Copper
Court notices and divorce filings in Lorain county
A mix of divorce petitions and court actions in Lorain Ohio includes Jennie Bittens seeking divorce from Silat Pickens on grounds of extreme cruelty, with marital separation since February, and other cases such as alimony dismissals, property title registrations in Colorado Park, and various divorce or custody filings involving residents like Margie Cannon, Virginia Stonebrook, and Rosella Cassidy. A routine docket lists multiple parties, dates, and court outcomes from July 1945 to August 1946.
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Jeene B. Bittens
Life South Main Attest
Oberlin
Silat
Pickens
Vahuary
Sangin
Bitkona
Tusees
Loose
Alabama
Commony Pleas Court
Vergie Bandy
Wertard Street
Lorain
Vergil Bandy
Whitehouse
Ohio
Stella Franter
West
9Th Street
Paul Frazier
Elizabeth M. Grose
Fast List Street
George H. Grose
Margie Cannon
East 30Th Street
James W. Canhan
Norwood
Baltimore
Maryland
Colorado Park
Joseph
Agnes Hornick
Gay A. Findley
Mose Wilder
Mary Brown
Rey Carder
Lordin
Joseph M
Margaret Asurik
Dudge
Guy B. Fineco
John
Elizabeth Mezei
Melenchinis
Comedian Ragland to be laid to rest in Kentucky
Ragland 40 a Hoaliewood born comedian died Tuesday. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Cathedral of the Assumption later postponed due to delay in crew. Body to be flown from the west coast to Dayton and then by rail to Tanissalle for burial in Evergreen cemetery. Reverend Daniel A. Driscoll to conduct services.
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Dehu
Ragland
Hoaliewood
Louisyesborn
Cathedral of the Assumption
Mam
Ecst
Bers
Dayton
Wight
Trail
Tanissalle
Naight
Hey
Daniel A. Driscoll
Cathedral
Biria
Evergreen Cemetery
270 Rabbits On Display At Fair
At the Lorain County Fair in Wellington the Rabbit Pavilion showcased 270 rabbits from 24 exhibitors, including many breeds. Winners included H. Van Ambutch showing Blue Rex with four firsts, fours seconds and fours thirds, and The Botamer Rabbitry taking multiple firsts in black and tans and other varieties. Other names include Clarence Crett Elyria, Alfred Emery Elyria, Harry Gilmore Miyria, and Joe Wojcik Elyria with numerous top placements. listing of multiple breeders and breeds follows.
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Lorain County
Wellington
H. van Ambutch
Buss Fia
Botamer Nabbitry
Elyria
Harry Gilmore
Miyria
New Zealand
Joe Wojcik
Elytia
Mrs. Carek
Amherst
Fred Culler
John Moore
Norwalk
Charles Friend
Clyde Rule
Alan Krantz
Dagué and Son
Lodi
Lone Oak Rabbitry
Lorain
Brfus
Two Permits For New Dwellings
Hart Dickason, city building inspector, reports two permits issued for new houses. Richard Glover, 205 Tenth Street, will build a one story frame home 27 by 28 feet at about 7000 dollars. Fawn Hamilton, Oak Street, will build a one story frame home 38 by 30 feet at about 9500 dollars with T D Griffin as contractor.
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Hart Dickason
Richard Glover
W. Bridge Street
Tenth Street
Fawn Hamilton
Oak Street
T. D. Griffin
man collapses and dies on Cleveland pier
Police identified Earl C. Lance of Akron as the man who collapsed and died on a waterfront pier while trying to reach the excursion ship Alabama. The corpse was taken to the county morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alabama
Earl C. Lance
Akron
Goat Involved as Driver Fined for DUI at County Fair
Police report: John M. Sturaa of Lorain fined 896 plus costs after pleading guilty to operating under the influence. He was stopped at Lake and Morgan Avenues with a goat in the car. officers noted weaving and the goat joined the ride from the fair. The vehicle and animal were towed to a garage and sheriff notified.
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Fide Tomington
Erszia
Fide
John M. Sturaa
R. 0D
Lorain
Deiresh Elyria
Xm Trohths
A. R. Agate
Armig
Jiguot
Lake Avenue
Morgan Avenue
Mehneth Martin
Harold C. Sheldon
Geen Ith
Lake Avene
Bolicé
Stursa
Doat
Garade
Labor Secretary backs higher federal minimum wage plan
Labor Secretary Lewis B. Schiellenbach urged raising the federal minimum wage from 0 cents to 40 cents an hour, citing wage violations in 11 percent of 40,000 establishments visited. He also urged extending Social Security to farm and domestic workers and self employed people, arguing current benefits are inadequate amid rising costs.
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Columbus, O
Lewis B. Schiellenbach
Bechwellenbach
Order of Eagles
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Rem Reid
Ronis
Sedgeman
Truman Loafs
Sunshine
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Lianne
Ped Baakere Ldr
Carver
Paarel
Oman
Cmicngo
Pacific Northwest
Olows
Penfield
Columbia
Egion
Colmbia
Egation
Close
New ‘London
Packer
Rochester
Dunlap
LaGrange
Camp
LaGrange Wallening
Parker
Shanes Anthony Piblutad
Paul Peter Szaler
Roswell
Fred Taft
Avan Larne
Edward J Browse
Rot
Pett Wil
Eligade Fur Calle
Nwver
Ke Eng
Woman's Army Corps
Pacific
WAC
WAG
Renigst Eeakt Canestre
Offie
Elgrid
West Flyti
Vane Wart
Socialist Labor
United Fresh
Athaitie Rofbery
Cedi
Fori
Troiaga Surorsy Yacuoma Vere
American Power & Tigl Culurada Dias & Light Culls
Kedisiin Internatiornal T & Tr
Ameren T & T
RAS Arkansas Gas
Ody Long Star Gaeat
P.R. Smith & Co
Byria
Savings Bending Stocks and Bonds Stock Exchange
Erie Cashel Company
Erie
Pennsylvania
Yeasterday
George Fortow
Manila
Philippine Islands
Pusking
Casket Company
Fox
William Junes
Adelbert Street
Margaret S.jones
Artemas Bur
Virginia Stonebrook
Georgia Avenue
Oscar Stonebrook
Hamilton Avenue
Mary Halasz
Toledo Avenue
Jorain
Steve Hales
Fort
Julia Nek
East 29Th Street
Loran
Russell Frey
Mary Lee Cameron
Twelfth Street
Apiengt Diunes Prang
Cameron
United Cleaners
DIAL
Labor
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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