Plan for Voluntary Rationing Gains Political Support
Senator Ralph F. Hiaiders Aj Vis endorses voluntary rationing and allocations to ease the Clowaits drive as Republican leaders push an affirmative plan. Taft and others discuss an industry based voluntary allocation approach with potential price cutting and broader agreements to share scarce commodities among users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph EF. Hiaiders
Aj Vis
Flanders
Robert A. Taft
BR. D
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Leukemia Victim Has Probably Had His Last Christmas
In Charleston South Carolina five year old Johnny Robertson lay in bed with leukemia and faced a risky last Christmas. Doctors weighed one final transfusion from a Philadelphia donor said to have golden blood which might save him but could prove fatal. Johnny has had five transfusions since his illness was found and his system may reject more blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Johnny Robertson
Johnny
Dee
Philadelphia
Women Republican Club Party Planned in Avon Lake
Avon Lake readers learn the Women’s Republican Club of Northeast Lorain County will host a Christmas party at the Pack Hall on Tuesday December 9 with a pot luck luncheon at 12:30 PM and an afternoon officer election. A Marion murder trial is set to begin as Ray Sheppard 32 faces first-degree murder charges for the hammer slaying of Roxie Ann Green 16 on September 20. Common Pleas Judge Paul D. Smith has called 65 jurors for potential duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Avon Lake
Lorain County
Pack Hall
Marion Marion
Marion County
Ray Sheppard
Roxie Ann Green
Common Pleas
Paul D. Smith
Laura Presented by Playmakers at Elyria High
A large Elyria audience enjoyed the Playmakers murder mystery Laura at the high school auditorium. The five actor cast, led by Edward Champion the detective and John Shaw as the murder victim, delivered solid performances under Evelyn Witham’s direction. Veteran Cham p ion, Betty Roe and Wayne Van Wormer headlined supporting roles with Van Wormer also serving as set designer. The production staff included Van Brock Buckey Loose and others handling stage, lighting, props, and publicity for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Chret
Evelyn Witham
Elyrians
Mingmaker
Edward Champion
John Shaw
Wayne van Wormer
Betty Roe
van Woriner
Grasp
Laura
Champion
Richard Ehike
Louise Duffey
Bowling Green State University
Bob Byata
Olsen
Walter “van Brock
Charles Buckey
Ted Loose
del Cramling
Witham
Meredith
Barnes
Don Barlow
Larry Selka
Martha Wales
Betty Mathis
Barbara Wales
Jack Rassler
Alexe Cromling
Grace Shaw
Alice Foley
Mary Kay Miller
Betty Taylor
Cliff Roe
Two Men Die Listening to Loula Walcott Fight
In Schenectady two men, John Friello aged 88 and Andrew J. Adams aged 61, collapsed and died while listening to a radio broadcast of the Loula-Walcott boxing match in local taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
John Friello
Andrew J. Adams
Diplomatic Headache Over Horses Revealed By Othman
Othman reports a diplomatic tangle over 108 Hungarian horses captured by the U.S. Army in World War II. Hungary demands return of the pregnant mares now in the United States, with the State Department, Army, and Senate debating ownership, legality, and future peace treaty implications as mares near foaling.
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Othman
Ap Frederick
Washington
U. S
Army
State Department
Senate
United Nations
Russia
Hunsgary
Ayot
The
Humane Society
Watoe Marse
Oregon
Germany
America
U. S. Army
U. S. Jockey Club
Robert A.J. Lovett
Norges
Hungary
New Orleans
Greece
United States
Human Society
Morse
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
Fent
Moree
Armed Services Committee
Senator Morse
Joseph A. Todd
Front Royal
Fort Reno
Oklo
Court House Hunting Suit Alleges Negligence In Molich Farm Incident
A suit filed today seeks $10,000 from Nick Molich and his son Tom Molich of Elyria for injuries to Louis Ehlers Jr and his brother Ronald when shot on Sept 14 1946 while hunting on the Nick Molich farm. The petition argues Tom Molich handled a 16 gauge shotgun negligently and Nick Molich failed to supervise the hunt. Additional cases include a Barnard farm equipment theft and various local divorce and criminal matters with names and locations across Elyria including Route 10 Oberlin and Lorain County proceedings.
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Nick Molich
R. D
Elyria
Molich
Tom
Louis Ehlers, Jr
Shaddonland
Tom Molich
Ronald
Nick
Joseph Warner
Kentucky
Barnard Farm
Route 10
Oberlin
Frank
West 22Nd Street
Lari
Frank Wariner
Barnard
Market Prices Mixed as Crops and Goods Listed
The page lists fruit vegetables dairy and poultry markets with varied prices including tomatoes corn and potatoes. It cites figures for vegetables such as celery mushrooms onions and parsley along with meat prices and notes market conditions in Chicago and Cleveland. A probate committee appointment is announced for Lorain Foundation with details on trustees and trust goals. A civil suit involving a car accident is noted along with other local legal actions.
Counterfeit Ring Busted Near Schneider Indiana
A farmer found a counterfeit $20 bill and alerted the Secret Service. Kanakas was arrested with $200 in fake notes, Arefos ran a coffee shop and supplied bills, Brennan was seized as a key figure who made the plates at D Agostino's rural farm near Schneider, Indiana, amid a haul including $10,000 found at Arefos's home and $2,000 handed to an agent.
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Brennan
Authr Prities
D'Agostino
Schneider
Ind
Father Duffy Discusses Europe Aid Plans At New London Dinner
New London hosts War Veterans Commission dinner with Rev Fr John E. Duffy urging scrutiny of a large aid to Europe program. He warns on Far East conditions and the risk of Communist expansion, while noting Muslim nations’ interest. The event drew about 100 veterans and guests and launched a series of county service meetings.
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New London
John E. Duffy
Usk
Our Lady of Lourdéns
America
Duffy
Europe
Far East
Father Duffy
Huron County
County Service Commission
Veterans’ Commission
Duthy
Charlies Bricker
Paul Howsman
Harald Kirkpatrick
Mark Chase
Belly Hainline
Russell R. Robertson
Veteran Commission
George Lawrence
Norwalk
Charles R. Flory
Lawrence
Robert Smith
Department of Ohios
American Legion
Columbus
Ohio
Monroeville
Woman with injuries after auto hit on Cedar and Broad
Elizabeth Roth, 42, of 1140 Waest court, suffered injuries to her right leg and left arm at 6:5 p m yesterday when struck by a southbound car driven by James Fly, 18, of 428 East River street. Roth was hospitalized for observation. Fly was arrested for driving without a license. he claimed a temporary permit was lost.
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Elizabeth Roth
Waestcourt
James Fly
East River Street
Cedar
Broad Street
Police Court Fines In Elyria DUI Cases
Police court reports list Don Brubaker of 322 Yenth Street fined 40 dollars and suspended for six months after a morning arraignment for driving while intoxicated. Fred A Williams of 601 Park Avenue arrested on Broad Street for DUI. he failed to appear. Charles Taylor of 418 Ohio Street fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to make a safety stop. Robert McCullough of Elyria fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication after being found in city rest rooms yesterday.
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Don Brubaker
Yenth Street
Cooly
Iis
Elyria
4. R. Agale
Crow Fifth Street
Middle Avenue
Fred A. Williams
Park Avenue
Broad Street
EB. J, Slaniard “Pel
Charles Taylor
Ohio Street
Fast Avenue
Daniel Mayer
Mayer
Council of the Republic
National Assembly
Uiazelfe
Death notices and obituaries from New London to Frazeysburg
Death records list Mable Jenney of New London age 67 dying at her daughter's home after illness. survivors include husband George and two daughters, with services at Sackett Funeral Home. Wakeman and Wellington notices honor Louetta Worthen and Donald Tennant with details of residence, affiliation, and services. Patterson dies on court during a Frazeysburg Hopewell game ending the match.
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Mable Jenney
New London
Hom
D. N. Brown
West Main Street
Methodist Church
George
Eleanor Brown
Ethelyn Piper
Loudonville
Elva McClaflin
New Jondon
Sackett Feneral
W. H. Mitchell
Ceme Ory
E. Eastman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Wakeman
Honald Norman Tennant
Wellington
Donald Normate
Tennant
West Sith Street
Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital
Ste
Alfred E. Tennant
Church of Christ Here
Margaret Tudor
A. &. ‘Tennant
Buffalo
Eugenie
Chicago
Leimkuehler
Franklin Boulevard
Cars Damaged In Traffic Crashes
Police report multiple vehicle damages in separate incidents. Jack Drage and Aliee Benke had cars damaged in a Broad and Lod streets collision at 9 23 p m. Earl Schaefer and Joe Bolash collided near Broad West avenue. T R Hallock and Mrs Markham’s cars also collided on East River Street Ridgeville. The page continues with political notes on saboteur penalties and labor disputes.
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Jack Drage
Furnace Street
Aliee Benke
South Middle Avenue
Broad
Lod Streets
Earl Schaefer
Kenyon Avenue
West Avenue
Joe Bolash
Woodford Avenue
T. R. Hallock
Atomic Plant Workers Threaten Strike Over Wage Demands
At Oak Ridge Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant, 2,800 uranium separation workers face a strike unless management accepts a 24 point union program led by the Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union. A 25 cent per hour wage increase tops the demands with premium pay, holiday and overtime provisions. Company officials push a counter proposal to resolve differences before Tuesday’s deadline while wage changes, if granted, would pass to the federal government. Firefighters were called to a plant house in Elyria but found no damage after a leaf fire by the chimney grate caused no injuries or property loss.
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Mundt
House Foreign Affairs
Ralph EB
Flanders
R. Vt
GOP
CIO
Stylas Bridges
H. N.H
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Department
U. S
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Bourke B.hickenlooper
Ras Ia
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
ICIO
Oak Ridge
Tann
Wateborn
Lfori
Vial Atomic Energy
Gas
Chamical Workers
Clos
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Carbide and
Carbon
Clark Center
Center
Milestone in Lake Study and Craft Guild Career
The article highlights Miller’s progression from Lake Study and Craft Guild to a new Cleveland position after extensive training at the Cleveland Tuberculosis Clinic. Under Miss Margaret Reid, he underwent X-ray and lab work across Cleveland hospitals. A sanatorium party honored him for over 16 years and 50 000 X rays, culminating in a lounge chair presentation from patients and staff.
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Cara Moore
Sheriff's
John
California
Anthony Hornick
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Amanda
Wilkie Wallon
James Horn
Route 58
J Aind Middle Ridge Road
Raymond Walte
R. DB
Hof Nye
Om. der. M
Cherles
Rush Strees
Hori Fodas
Uspult
Mars
Delbert Stutler
Jerry Thomps Fon
Gyi
Jarceny
Nelle Stall
Prd
Galen Menduxson
Hobate
Alee
Genci Street
Doa
Aroiids
Necket
Whr
Brant
Rozman
Helen Monroe
Lake Avenue
Leonard James Murray
Peghet
Eming O'Hara
Juanin Jackson
L.A. Cook
Kenneth Dully
Weet Avenue
Ried Sist Wade Mepcena Brown, Lenad Wyvi and
Theo
Jonathans
Lew Wigher
Keiden
Atedoma
Fiedervaait
Bruwy
Etna
Casey
Aira
Ana
Arrivaia
Tdaho Rigreet
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Montana
Rosset Burbanks
Bowie
Velinw
Howl Nyeap
Helward Gould
Fiveanyan
National Bank of Lorain
Finandation
Sinton
Penson
Richard Janes
Margaret McDonald
Avon
Thomas
Ingiesnod
Cubt
Poulter
Lew Kunal
LaGrange Homer
Justice of
Dadha Coutiery Child Welfare Department
Grand Jury
Terre Eee Woos
Aekewese
Elrene Beauty Salon
Elyria Block
Brookhouser's
Irene Kenska
House of Beauty
Elsie Krumpak
Paul Berta
House
John McDowell
Justice Department
Melowell
National Labor Relations Board
Iouse
Recest
Capillo Hill
Karl F. Mundt
RL. D
Police Dept. News
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Death Records
Frazeysburg
Charles E. Patterson
Dynean Falls
Hope“well High Schond
Patterson
Maxine Sharp
Howe Street
O'Elnele
Bill Monschein
River St
Broadway Lorain
Irvin Klinect
Longfellow St
Nichols and Dicken Ve Funeral Home
Nichols Fu
Nichols
Neral
Harold Dicken
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