Former Chief Justice Hughes Dies at Vianna Club
OSTERVILLE Mass Charles Evans Hughes former Chief Justice of the United States dies at the Vianna club at 9 15 P M after a heart attack aged 86 His son Charles Evans Hughes Jr announced a funeral will be held in Riverside Church New York City with time unnamed His wife died in 1945 Hughes long public career spanned 1906 gubernatorial election to Taft Hoover and Hoover era Chief Justice. his 1916 presidential bid narrowly lost in California remains noted.
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Evans Hughes
United States
Vianna
New York City
Riverside Church
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
New York
Hughes
Catherine Wadcell
Riverdale
N. Y
Elizabeth T. Gossett
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Supreme Court
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
California
Washington
Hoover i
Harlan F. Stone
Reading
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary
Ughes
Giens Falls
N_ WY
Cape Cod
Meehan and eight others freed by Soviet authorities
United Press correspondent John J. Meehan and seven others, including four American soldiers, two German reporters, and a German driver, were released from a Soviet jail after being detained overnight while covering events in the Russian sector. Meehan said he would be questioned at U. S. military headquarters.
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Berlin
John J. Meehan
United Press
Meehan
Werner Stangenberg
Ellen Wentz
New York Herald-Tribune
Maegistrat
City
U. S
Former Slave Born In 1848 Dies At New London
Massa Jackson New London. born 1848 in Kentucky to enslaved parents sold before the Civil War. Came to New London 1888 as a section hand on the railroad later became a property holder and respected citizen. He served as garbage collector until retirement about a decade ago. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Massa Jackson
New London
Maple Street
lLir. Jackson
Kentucky
Old Northern
A. C. and Railroad
Second Methodist Church
Sackett Funeral Home
Weather forecast and sale ad in Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and hot with humid conditions and variable winds today and Sunday. Tonight low 70 and high tomorrow 94. Also promotion for fresh corn on the cob and locker availability. Eastern Heights Building And Land Co. to show new house at 112 Columbia Ave Sunday August 29 from noon to 6 p.m.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eastern Heights Building and Land Co
Columbia Ave
Army Transport Returns Home With War Dead
The Army transport Honda Knot carries about 3 000 war dead from Aleutian and Alaska cemeteries to be shipped to San Francisco then to cemeteries nationwide. About 1 500 bodies from Aleutians cemeteries and 1 572 from Sitka accompany the voyage. Football bus excursion advertised for Sept 3 Browns at Los Angeles Cons. contact T Elliott.
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Sitka
Aleaska
Honda Knot
San Francisco
Aleutians
Alaska
United States
Browns
Los Angeles
Food Merchants Uproot Parking Amid Price Rise Fears
National Association of Retail Grocers reports widespread caution among grocers nationwide as fears of bumper crops driving prices down prompt reduced buying and inventory restraint. Police announce parking restrictions on West and Fourth streets during peak hours to ease traffic flow. East avenue rules proven effective and to be extended.
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National Association of Retail Grocers
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Fifth Street
C. E. Andress
Fourth Street
Middle
East Avenue
Andress
Est Avenue
Tor Fourth Street
Body of Elyria Soldier Josven Olah to be brought home
The body of Pvt. Josven L. Olah of Elyria arrives Monday afternoon, with services set for Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church and St Marys Cemetery. Olah, born April 25 1922, served in the Aleutians and Pacific campaigns and earned the Purple Heart and Bronze Star posthumously. He is survived by his mother and two sisters. his father died 19 years ago.
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Elizabeth Olah
West River Street
Elyria Sionday
Briner
Wil
Olah
Sacred Heart Church
Aleutians
Leine Island
Irving Baatz
Eugene Eddy
Elyria
Joseph Olah
New Teacher Added At St Agnes School
St Agnes School will add a new teacher and a sixth classroom for the 1848 49 year due to higher enrollment. The school opens Wednesday September 8 with registration for new pupils on Tuesday September 7 at 10 am. Last year the school served about 225 pupils and expects larger numbers this year under a newly prepared eight grade plan.
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St Agnes
Ios.m
Post Hurricane Warning Issued for Bermuda
Bermuda issues a precautionary hurricane warning as Hamilton's weather office reports the storm within 500 miles and expected to pass west of the island. Strong winds and possible rough seas prompted local advisories and cleaning services note mothproofing on garments.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Todsey
Hemmilton
Elyria School Bond Bid Deferred to Next Year
Elyria voters will not vote this year on a school bond issue but may see a proposal on the ballot next year. The board of education voted to defer submission until 1949 to align with a city planning study by the Ladislas Segoe organization. The resolution notes a potential bond cost exceeding four million dollars and cites overcrowding and enrollment growth prompting a long term building program. A 1944 survey by Ohio State University’s Bureau of Educational Research led to building program recommendations, with a recheck last year adjusting plans and costs.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Ladislas Segoe
Ely
Tia
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Bureau
Ctr
Ousted Soviet Consul General Lomakin Departs for Sweden
Jacob M Lomakin the ousted Soviet Consul General left New York by ship for Sweden saying he would attend the United Nations gathering in Paris next month He noted uncertainty about travel plans and mentioned the incident at the Soviet Consulate involving Mrs Oksana Kasenkina.
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New York
Jacob M. Lomakin
United States
Sweden
Lomakin
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Roosevelt Hospital
Oksana Kasenkina
City Buys 300 Tons of Aluminum Sulphate
Service Director D W Kothe announced a contract to Allied Chemical and Dye Corp General Chemical Division for 2300 tons of aluminum sulphate to treat city water at 30 dollars a ton. Only one bid was received. Last year the cost was 23 dollars per ton. The ad mentions a five foot gas water cooled refrigerator in good condition with contact by phone 43144.
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D. W. Kothe
General Chemical Division
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Kothe
Elyrian Club Official Hurt After Fall From Fire Escape
Edward F. Weber, 61, a steward at the Eagles club, suffered severe injuries after falling about 20 feet from a rear fire escape while descending the Eagles building. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition today. Witness LaVerne Lambkofsky saw the fall and mentioned a possible strike on a parked car, though police found no car marks. Weber’s wife cited the doctor’s view that heat exhaustion contributed to the incident after a vacation in the Detroit area.
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Edward F. Weber
Eagles Club
Eagles
Elyria Memorial Hospital
LaVerne Lamkofsky
East Bridge Street
Bazley's Market
McQuistion Coal Company Wins Elyria School Bid
The Elyria school board awarded the 1948-49 coal contract for seven buildings to McQuistion Coal Company after a bid tabulation by W. McClellan showing McQuistion had the lowest bids. Prices varied by coal type and building, with Edison and Allen at 9.40, Jefferson at 9.90 and 8.90 for two types, Garford Hamilton and McKinley at 9.89, and Ely at 9.30 and 8.30 for two kinds. Previous award to Elyria Lumber for high school plant and Gates and Roosevelt schools was noted but not extended to all buildings.
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Elyria
McQuistion Coal Company
W. ©. McClellan
McQuistion
Edison
Allen
Jefferson
Garford
Hamilton
McKinley
Ely
Elyria Lumber Company
Elyria High
Gzies
Roosevelt
Gates
Believe Agreement Reached At Moscow Berlin Talks
London reports Russia and Western Powers may have reached an agreement on the Berlin issue at Moscow conferences. A communique could be issued in four capitals tonight or over the weekend, with British Foreign Office spokesmen cautious that it is possible but not certain. The three western envoys may decide at their Moscow meeting when the communique will be issued. KEITH KELLY now appears nightly at Carey's Villa with his tunes.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Fair Attendance Breaks Four Day Record At Lorain County
Junior Fair Day drew crowds at Lorain County Fair boosting four day attendance past prior highs. Former Gov Frank Lausche joined the event with Mrs Lausche and spoke from the announcer stand praising pioneers and noting 1948 farm output volume per U S Department of Agriculture while urging balance in American life.
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Lausches
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Lorain
John Clark
Norwalk
Ed Stang
Edison Highways
Lorain County
Jeff
Whitney
Cameen
Ben W. Jenkins
Cleveland Union Stockyards Company
Neil
R. J. Fortney
T Heman Ely
New England
Elyria
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Ready For Registration
National Selective Service officials report 4 000 local boards and 20 000 registration places are prepared to start registering about 9 600 600 American men 18 through 25. Approximately 1 200 000 will register Monday from 8 am to 5 pm answering 16 questions about names addresses occupations marital status prior military service and other details. Voters in Avon plan a November levy to fund village expenses and a request to place the election measure has been filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections.
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Washington — Selective Service
Star
National Headquarters
Selective Service
Aieas
Armed Services
U.S. ci Dramatic
Avon
Lorain County Board of Elections
Weather Weary Nation Faces Heat Wave Death Toll Rises
Heat wave deaths approach one hundred as forecasts show no relief. 85 killed by heat, 18 by drowning, others by sun stroke and heart attack. Temperatures expected to stay high with scattered thundershowers unlikely to ease the heat. President Truman enjoys a brief Potomac dip aboard an air conditioned yacht amid widespread layoffs in Detroit auto plants.
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North Dakota
Michigan
Paradise
Hell
Rich
Sunfield
Mich
Truman
East
Potomac River
Detroit Auto
Chisler
Plymouth
Briggs Body Mig. Co
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Chicago No. 2
Plane crashes on farm near Hillsboro kills student pilot
Authorities probe cause after a light airplane piloted by Heber Beath 20 of near Danville crashed nose first into a farm field southwest of Hillsboro. Beath, a student pilot, was killed instantly. Witnesses said the plane did not catch fire.
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Hillsboro
Here
Heber Beath
Danville
Wadnesses
Beath
Made to Order for a Million Uses Want Ads
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promises quick easy and inexpensive results for Lorain County readers. It urges dialing Want Ad numbers 44-121 or 44-131 to place orders and suggests big money comes from results, not cost.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Clam Bake Time at Carey's Villa Ad
Tickets available for a clam bake at Carey’s Villa. Call 4561 to reserve. Community notice appears in the Adv. Pert Sr NewsparrrbRbHive edition.
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Carey's Villa
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