New Auto Prices Formula To The Industry
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration unveiled a formula allowing auto makers to set ceilings based on 1941 costs plus wartime labor and material increases and a peacetime profit margin. Bowles said prices likely won’t rise above 1942 levels, and if costs rise dealers might absorb them.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Chick Chester Bowles
Deloel
Bowles
Steel Concerns Discharge Boys
Youngstown authorities report about 1,800 school boys and several thousand women will be dropped from Nr payrolls of major steel companies here on Sept. 15. Officials say the layoffs free jobs for adults already laid off by local war plants and aim to ease wartime labor strains.
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Youngstown
Steel Conpanies
Birmingham Man Celebrates 80th Birthday at Family Dinner
The Kuhlman family home in Birmingham hosted Mr. Kuhlman for an 80th birthday celebration with children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren present. He is in good health, enjoys his garden and lawn, and keeps busy with neighborly odd jobs.
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Gi 8 Kuhlman
Birmingham
Kuhlman
9 730 Troops Arrive Today Amid Transports Diversions
New York reports six transports with 9,730 troops arriving, with three diverted from the Pacific. The Chalschase Victory, Exchange, and General Anderton carry units including 4026th, 4028th QM battalions, 48 and 432nd quartermaster units, and multiple support companies. Other vessels Payne Wingate and Toehid DL Lyons arrive with additional forces.
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New York
Pacific
Fwro
General Anderton
Atdath
Goarth
Ind
Osmal Service
Oordhanes Donwy
NRK Ordre Heavy Automotive
Pate Garmimifion Co
Ord
Power Depot Company
Tyedseal Ceneral
Fdeny Clarke Watch O& Miscellaneous
Payne Wingate
Toehid DL Lyons
Army Strength To Be Cut As Drafts Rise To Two Point Five Million
Washington witnesses the Army outline plans to trim active strength to between 1.5 and 2.5 million by next spring as the House Military Affairs Committee weighs President Truman’s request for a further two-year draft extension. General staff details include continued Pacific deployment and retention of some veterans, with President Truman seeking aid for manpower shifts.
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Washington
House
Wo Welwarrly
Army
Troma
Moon TS Hirongh
Ealwards
Pacific
Douglas Mackhur
Marape
Truman
Rome
Committee
Mercy Air Fleet Drops Supplies to Allied POW Camps
Mercy Air Fleet of 125 aircraft dropped more than 875000 pounds of food clothing and medical supplies including canned beer into 10 Allied prisoner of war camps on Honshu and Kyushu the 8th Air Force announced. Estimates say some 20000 prisoners were held in the target camps with populations ranging from 29 to 1000. Burden On Railroads To Begin Easing Up Soon Washington Commerce Department says two more months of intensive effort should see the transportation system through with troop movements. In a 1945 transport peak review James C Nelson said railroad passenger miles will total 9000000000, six percent less than 1944. Theodore Rudnicke of 448 West River street was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Uuuam
Honshu
Washington
Department of Commerce
James C. Nelson
Appointments In County Schools Are Announced
Lorain County schools announce new teaching posts with several positions pending board approval. Ruth Brown will teach seven and eight at Penfield, replacing Esther Paddock. Pending hires include Alt Featon, John S. Quimby for commercial subjects, May Belle King in math and commercial, Vathan Peck for physical education and home economics, Ida L. Koch for second grade, Anna Wagner for third and fourth grades, and Anna Witt for fifth and sixth grades with temporary assignments at Vincent due to trainee teachers in service.
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Lacab
C. A. Gibben
Lorain County
Mra
Ruth Brown
Utica
Ohio
Penfield
Ohio University
Esther Paddock
New London Schools
Alt Featon
John S. Quimby
Willam Jennings Bryan University of Dayton
Clearview
Maybelle King of
Lorain
Ohio State University
Rosedale
Barberton
Springfield Township
Vathan Peck
East Fridge Street
Elyria
William Jennings Bryan University of
Anna Witt
Kent State University
Death Record for Mrs William Schneider
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Josephine Schneider wife of William Schneider of Sugar Ridge Road in Elyria born September 5 1918 at North Olmsted and a St Marys church member. She leaves five children four sisters and her parents with funeral arrangements at St Marys church and St Marys cemetery. Liberty Dyer obituary follows with service details.
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William Schneider
Josephine Schneider
William Sehneider
Sugar Ridge Road
Francis Gerhart
Stoney Ridge Road
North Olmsted
Stoney Ridge
St. Mary's Church
Urban Gerhart
John’s Church
Lorain
Bunal
St. Mary's Cemetery
Liberty Dyer
Oberlin
Dean Rest
Brighton
Stella Tripp
Detroit
June Dyer
Norwalk
Rochester
Ohio
Bapinst Church
Ro Reynalds
Fragmented report on violent storm wreckage near Castal city
Pert Voxava reports describe a severe storm that damaged most structures in Castal. The preliminary estimate places losses around 750 000 to 1 000 000 CER, with debris strewn across Houston street areas and floods reported in the surrounding districts. Several buildings were severely damaged, and emergency crews continue search and recovery efforts as residents assess the impact.
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Sean
Neds Mere
Fire Breaks Out In Coal Pile At Ridge Tool Co
Elyria firemen responded to two fires yesterday. At 10 59 a m spontaneous ignition caused a blaze in a coal pile of about 24 carloads being moved with a crane by Resar Construction Co. The fire covered a third of the pits and firefighters extinguished the live coal as it was moved, remaining there nearly six hours. A second grass fire near 515 West Street around 4 p m was extinguished by owner Frank Fritz before firefighters arrived. they note it started from rubbish fire igniting dry grass.
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Elyria
Ridge Tool Co
Resar Construction Co
Engine Company No
West Street
Frank Fritz
Clearview Principal Announces Hours
T. C. Simpson principal of Clearview High School reports he will be in his office Wednesday Thursday and Friday mornings this week from 9 to 12 to handle new pupil registrations. He invites former pupils to call during these hours to make schedule changes.
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T. C. Simpson
Clearview High School
Court action and court notices in county records
Charles Schwartz, 62, held in county jail for investigation after a traffic accident on Cleveland road near Route 76 at 1 30 am. Deputy sheriffs report his car hit a house trailer attached to a car driven by Arthur D Corey of Depew N Y. Penfield trustees seek to transfer 1500 from road and bridge to general fund. Mary Urbanesck granted divorce from Paul by Judge Guy B Findley for neglect and cruelty. Dr Everett T Clauser died Aug 18 left assets to widow Doris except half interest in business partnership with son Gordon. son to pay widow 100 under will filed in probate. Anna Chavez granted divorce from Anastasia by Judge D A Cook with custody of heir. Dorothy Zenger granted divorce from Marcellus by Judge Cook and restored to former name Curtis. Mary Long granted divorce from Almon by Judge Cook for neglect and cruelty.
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Charles Schwartz
Stop 42
Cleveland Read
Cleveland Road
Schwartz
Arthur DP
Corey
Depew, N
Everett T. Clauser
Doris
Gordon Clauser
Dorothy Zenger
Marcellus
D. A. Cook
Curtis
May Name Park For Admiral King
Beaver Park area on Lake Erie near Lorain is proposed as a state memorial park for Admiral Ernest J. King. The Ohio Public Works Department is to select park sites with $400,000 funding approved. Lorain native Admiral King’s victory celebration is planned for October as the decision is announced.
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Beaver Park
Lake Erie
Lorain
Ohio Pubic Works Department
Ohio
The
American Legion
Veterans of Forlan Warg
Ernest 4. Kine
U. S
Donald F. Patterson
Admiral King Park
Beaver
Ohi
Cleveland
Ohio Department of Public Works
Admiral King Park Committee
Admiral King
Patterson
Public Works Department
Cars Damaged In Second Street Collision
A police report states J. D. Ryan of 410 Elm Street and H. G. Helm of Oberlin collided on Second Street as Helm exited the Elks parking lot yesterday afternoon. Ryan was eastbound. damage included Ryan s front fender spring and tire and Helm s fender bumper and the Helm windshield was broken. Mrs. Helm was thrown inside the car.
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J. D. Ryan
Elm Street
H. G. Helm
Oberlin
Second Street
Helm
Elks
Ryan
Gulf Farms Home Sold to Milford Firm Official
B. M. O'Donnell announced the sale of the Dr. H. C. Harris home at Gulf Farms to James A. Sharkey, general manager of Milford River and Machine Co. The residence was the former home of Dr. and Mrs. G. Ichulas.
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Gulf Farms
B. M. O'Donnell
Markets report from Cleveland and Chicago rail markets
Market rundown shows cattle and hogs uneven with slow calf and sheep trades. Prices for cattle range from common to choice with butchers, cows and calves mixed. Chicago quotes list meal and fowl prices, while local farm goods and produce items appear amid the market notes. A bike theft is reported for Dan Coleman at Ely Park.
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Cleveland
U. 3
Valentine
Sofie
Dia
Beta
Barclett J'y
Bskts
Ik Psn
California
Dan Coleman
East River Street
Ely Park
Laborers Still Badly Needed After War Cancellations
Laborers are in demand while many workers, mainly women, were laid off as war contract cancellations hit Elyria Industries. About 500 unemployment compensation applications have been filed or scheduled, most by women. Men remain in demand, with a large plant deploying labor scouts seeking workers.
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Elyria Industries
Arthur Glasow
United States Employment Service
A Mice
Glasow
Wre
Msgr Treacy Named Bishop Coadjutor in Vatican Announcement
The Vatican announced Msgr. John Treacy, Cleveland diocesan director for the propagation of the faith, as bishop coadjutor with right to succeed Bishop Alexander MacGarick of La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Vatican City
Vatican Today
Msgr
John ©. Treacy
Roth Tailor Shop Sold to Seghy Purchase at 447 Broad
The Roth Tailor Shop at 447 Broad Street was sold to William Seghy with Roth remaining as manager. The deal closed last week and operations will continue as usual while the store is modernized with new fixtures and a new front. Roth has run the shop for 11 years. the site has housed a tailor shop for about 40 years.
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William Seghy
Roth Taylor
Broadstreet
Roth
Seghy
Rothas
Tax Exemption Changes Weigh Across Brackets
Lawmakers hear opposition to tax cuts while exploring a shift to equalize exemptions. Proposals would remove the present three per cent normal taxand set flat dependent deductions, changing credits and simplifying withholding. Heavy corporate opposition and questions about 1945 tax relief loom as discussions proceed.
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Congressional
Treasury
Fless
Three Judge Panel Delivers Murder Verdict
A three judge panel including Claverce Au AV Gatpann and Findley sentenced on March 24 after a lengthy trial. The jury found the defendant guilty of the murder of Mary Walhwe, a food born in 188B. The case featured a young accuser and multiple detailed testimonies.
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Claverce Au AV Gatpann
Findley
Naiterg Wee Cos
Dale
Atys Mary Walhwe
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Theodore Rudnicke
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Penfield Township
Common Pleas Court
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Paul
Guy .B. Findley
Anna Chavez
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Mary Long
Almon
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Msgr. Treacy
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Shorty Flickinger
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