Midget Planes Prep For Cleveland Air Races
Cleveland crowds await the Mosquito class Goodyear race with 25 000 prize. Entrants from California Ohio North Carolina Wisconsin New York Missouri Iowa Nevada Massachusetts and Michigan test performance on a two mile course. Planes weigh about 500 pounds empty carry 15 gallons fuel and produce 84 hp.
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Cleveland
California
Ohio
North Carolinia
Wisconsin
New York
Missouri
Iowa
Nevada
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio Elks Assn Elects Officers at Cedar Point
Cedar Point The Ohio Elks Association closed its school meet today and announced a 1948 return for its golden jubilee conclave. New officers elected include Dr V E Borg New Philadelphia president John J Matuwr Middletown second vice president J A Kreinfelter Bucyrus Nelson F W Stuart Cleveland third vice president Gene Fournace Newark secretary Co W Wallace Columbus treasurer W D Cole Lakewood James M Lynch Chillicothe Roy W Phillips Tiffin trustees
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Cedar Point
Ohio Elks Association
Schuol
V. E. Borg
New Philadelphia
John J. Matuwr
Middletown
Oret Vier
J. A. Kreinfelter
Bucyrus
Nelson FF. W. Stuart
Cleveland
Gene Fournace
Newark
Co. W. Wallace
Labor unrest and fare cuts spark British debate
In Birmingham factory owner Arthur Brown blames government and workers for recession as labor and conservatism clash. A flashy Mayfair bargoer laments loss of foreign holidays. The new program aims to cut Britain’s hard currency outflow by 817 million dollars annually, affecting car orders and rising fuel costs.
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Arthur Brown
Birmingham
Switzerland
Hrr Iin
United States
Veto clash over Brazil plan at United Nations
The Big Five clashed as Brazil urged a council vote on its proposal. Lopez’s stance aimed to secure seven votes from Brazil, China, Colombia, France, the United States, Belgium and Australia. Gromyko opened the debate but did not endorse lifting the veto. The council argued over ways to curb the veto after a General Assembly resolution urged unity.
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Lopez
Brazil
China
Colombia
France
United States
Belgium
Australia
Gromyko
Gromyka
Geneeral Trygve Lie
General Assembly
Washington Calling by Moerauit BERLIN
In the ruined Reich the United States faces a grim reality as 40 million Germans depend on Western zones for survival We discuss Potsdam era divisions and the food crisis with British and American administrations debating exports and potential policies to avoid collapse and spread of hunger across Germany.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Ameren
Geremany
Poland
Soviet Union
U.S
France
Britain
Saar
Northeast
Middle West
Pacific West
Ruhr
Soone Coorter
Death notices from Oberlin area records
Charles J. Clark of 129 North Pleasant Street died at his home at 8 o clock. A Spanish American War veteran, he organized a local camp and belonged to the Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife Orra, sister Alma Bartlett, and niece Thelma O Neill. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from Stang Cowling-Selgeman Funeral Home. Burial in Westwood Cemetery. Mary A. Bennett former Oberlin resident and piano instructor at Oberlin Conservatory died in Nebraska. Survived by son William M. Bennett and daughter. George Jones 67 died in Lorain County Home. Frederick H Folk 73 died in New York. Hiram T. Gardner funeral Saturday. Emma Elizabeth Mason 84 died at Allen Hospital. survived by daughter Mabel Mason Fudge. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Will Beek agreement noted. Nehru announces aim for accord with Pakistan to end communal violence.
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Charles J. Clark
Oberlin
Charles J. Chirk
North Pleasannt Street
Virginia
Ober- Hh
Orra
Alma Bartlett
Thelma B. O'Neil
Elytin
Cowling-Selgeman
Gauth Main Street
Woodworth Camp No. 62
Jin
Westwood Cemetery
Mary C. Bennett
Mary A. Bennett
Oberlin Conservatory
Elio Hospital
Elko
Neb
Elizabeth Bennett
Cleveland
West
William M. Bennett
New York
New York City
Wiliam M. Bennett
Sting-Cowling-Sedgeman Funeral Home
George Jones
Lorain County
Dingering ‘Ness
Mr. Jones
Kent
Ohio
Arizona
Irving
Adrian
Michigan
Sudro-Curtis
Frederick BH
FOLK
Greenwood Cemetery
Emma Elizabeth Mason
Wellington
Allen Hospital
Brighton
Jehovah Witnesses
Ashland
Mabel Mason Fudge
Harry B
Wore
Sharp-Truman Funeral Home
William Thrussey
Mansfeld
Report Fewer Women On Federal Payroll
The Civil Service Commission reports a drop in the number of women on the federal payroll from a wartime peak of 1,100,100 to 440,700, with a larger proportional decline than among men. Reductions affected most departments. analysts note more men remained employed. A separate note declares a body found in the river at Sherwood, where LG Ramsey, 62, was accidentally killed while fishing near his farm. The death is reported by Dr E. Wait and Dee Wart. In Burnt Chante polio cases rose to 105, with pediatric administrators cautioning about care limits and ongoing treatment for new infections.
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Hayes
Wagether
Lorain
Srotland Nav
Washington
Pavemont Pas
Continental
United
Bherwood
E. Wait
LG Ramsey
Maine
Ramos
Dee Wart
Wala
Elyria
Kenneth Kreck
Fostey Avenue
Kansas
Krueck
McPhereon
Etytla
Ohio
South American hotel service exceeds all others
Henry McLemere relays memories of ultra attentive South American hotel staff in Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, and Buenos Aires. He describes pervasive privacy breaches as staff anticipate every need, from hot water bottles to meals at 4 a.m., with rooms cluttered by hidden cubbyholes and relentless housekeeping. The piece shifts to a brief dispatch on Sikh rampage in Ludhiana, India, noting violence against Muslims in a city of 500,000.
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London
India
Ludhiana
Ajuslems
Brazil Conference Awaits Truman Speech
Inter American conference committees completed work on schedule and prepared to finish drafting a hemisphere defense treaty. A visit and speech by President Truman is expected next week as Latin American delegates debate interpretation and approach, with Colombia and Peru in disagreement. The treaty preamble and protocol committee finished after considering the U.S. and Mexican plan to obligate all actions except the use of armed force against an aggressor.
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Brazil
Truman Patropolis
Truman
Colombia
Peru
Committee On Treaty Pro
New Schools Head Finds Elyria Home
Harold Xapung, new superintendent of Elyria schools, has found a home in Elyria at 249 Ninth Street. His wife and children will join him after September. Children Judy and Steve will transfer to Elyria later. Mike is too young for school. Also in week news, President Truman proclaims October 1–7 as National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week.
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Harold Xapung
Elyria
Kibling
Ninth Street
Claude Raufus
Judy Eibling
Steve 8
Mawmee
Mike
Markets and Homegrown Produce Prices and Livestock
Markets show varied price ranges for fresh produce and meats. Cattle receipts total 300 with steady steer values. hogs and lambs trade firm. fruits and vegetables list beans carrots peaches peppers tomatoes with multiple quality grades and regional prices.
Packers Of RAF Machinery Laid Off Suddenly
More than 2,000 civilian packers at Fort Crook were suddenly laid off after an Army War Department order closed the Martin bomber plant’s packing operation. Workers, employed by Victor Machine Movers, received pay for the day as doors were locked. Lt. Col. Walker cited no details, while Omaha officials hinted at a larger issue but withheld specifics.
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Omaha
Neb
Fort Crook
War Department
Martin
theArmy Air Forces
Earl Wurta
Wurta
Bg8
Walker
Otaha Frai Wright Field
Victor Machine Movers
Tne
Chile Seago
Howard Buffett
Court House Release for Bowens after Non-support Case
Bowens William, 40, was released from Ren County jail today under a suspended sentence tied to support payments for his three children. He was arrested August 21 on a non-support charge filed by his wife in Justice Havss's court. Deputies said a regular payment arrangement was approved in court.
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Willian’ Bowens
R. C. Amherst
Ren County
Bowens
James P. Havss
Police Man Henry Knipl Fined For Intoxication
Henry Knipl of 140 Chase Street was fined four dollars and placed in police court after an arrest at his home yesterday at 6 50 pm for intoxication.
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Henry Knipl
Chase Street
Coal Industry Sees Severe Railroad Car Shortage
CHICAGO The coal industry faces its most severe railroad car shortage in history says Fred A Schleifer chair of the coal and coke committee of the mid West Shiner Advisory Board He warns the shortage will bite hardest when coal shipping increases this year and that many units are forced to close one to five days weekly due to cars being moved too slowly He blames foreign demand Canada steel use gondola cars and long coal transport to seaports for the shortage urging all coal users to load unload and move cars quickly to use remaining capacity.
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Chicago
Fred A. Schletfer
Coal and Coke Committee
mid-West Shiner Advisory Board
Citi
Ping Henk
Schleifer
Canada
Man Found Dead After Killing Three in Shelbyville
Donald Helton a 22 year old war veteran shot dead his 18 year old wife Frequeline as she tried to escape on skates then wounded her brother Walter Knearem 12 and killed his father Batt 60 before turning the gun on himself Police found him dead at his father farm home early today authorities said he apparently died by his own hand ran through tall grass leaving a wet clothing condition and a bull ant wound in the head an automatic pistol was found near his body a heavily armed posse located him in a farmhouse room shortly after dawn
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Shelbyville
Donald Helton
Helton
Frequeline
Walter Knearem
Vink
Lorain Tile Company Incorporated Notice
New Elyria company formed today with $12 500 capital. Incorporators listed as Robert W. Marsh Herbert M. Meister and Robert L. Yanke with Grover J. Severs as attorney. Inc press from Columbus. incorporators unreachable for plans. Also report notes 23 killed and 118 injured in a Bangal Nagpur line wreck at Chijhat Station.
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New Elyria‘Company Incorporated
Lorain Tile Company
Columbus
Robert W. Marsh
Herbert M. Meister
Robert L. Yanke
Grover J. Severs
Bengal-Nagpur
Chi Jshat
Governor Attends Ohio Fair Daily Record Attendance Possible
Gov Thomas Herbert visits the Ohio State Fair to view livestock exhibits and present the Governor’s Cup trophy for the fastest three year old trotters. Directors note some buildings are unsafe and a new fairgrounds may not arrive before 1949. Blonde Bernadine Parsons, 16, is crowned state Future Farmers of America queen. Dan Beau wins a high jump event. Supreme Roscoe de Malmaison wins grand champion at the American Belgian show.
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Columbus
Thomas
Herbert
Farnsworth
Bernadine Parsons
Rising Sun
Future Farmers of America
Dan Beau
Storting Smith
Ravenna
Supreme Roscoe de Malmaison
A. J. Henise
Musselville
Permits Issued For Two Elyria Homes
Hart Dickason and Eastern Heights Building and Land Co issue permits for two two story frame houses on Stanford avenue. One measures 20 by 24 feet, the other 24 by 20 feet, with each project costing 9000 dollars. A. J. Nemes serves as contractor.
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Hart Dickason
Eastern Heights
And
Land Co
Stanford Avenue
A. J. Nemes
Trade names listed in Pennsylvania market notes
A compact roll of company names appears in the market section including N. Y. Central Penna American Can Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co Bendix General Motors White Motors Republic Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service and U S Steel reflecting the era's corporate landscape and brand presence in the regional economy.
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N. Y
Central Penna
American Can
Montgomery Wild National Dairy
Sears - Roebuck
Westinghouse
Electr Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Sterl
U. S. Steel
Standard of Ohio
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Sageacenege Muaber
Senceonce Numuer
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Moerauit
Marquis Childs
Death Records
Gardner
Hiram T. Gardner
Sharp-Truman Fulwort Fome
Mary Candy
Penfield
Greenwood &Emetery
Will Beek
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Pakistan
Nuniber
Henry McLemere
Buenos Aires
South America
Bite Porto
Rio
Vogue
Jean
Copacabana Beach
Cme
Rig
Noegary
Montevideo
Alvear Palace
McNaught Syndicate
Duce
Bexts
Pippina Dlaevich
Rathore
Miulke
Ray Weggt
Bagta
Calif
Tolfdo
Tuledo
Gray Close
Eveland
ST. Butebera
Murbach
Thoreseal
RAF
Police Dept
Broad Street
United Press
Beerdareies
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