Dairy Breeding School Set For Four Sessions In Wellington
Lorain County dairy herd owners will attend a four-session breeding school at Wellington High School starting January 28 with Thursday meetings continuing January 28 23 and 30. Speakers include Dr J L Stansbury and Christian with C D McGrew as instructor. Topics cover breeding failures dairy cattle economics and modern breeding practices.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Carl
Deeds
County Agricultural Exten
Sion
Wellington High School
J. L. Stansbury
FL Christian
C. D. McGrew
Blackman
White Blackman
Dr. Stanshrary
McGrew
Christian
Theresa M. Law
Joseph C. Law
Ida Burton
R. D
Medina
Bhe
St. Martina Catholic Church
Valley City
Burton
Genevieve Miller
Elyria
Theodore Lew
Theodore Haury
Jacob Haury
Erhart
Francis Gruelich
Lorain
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Wents
Congress To Get Truman Message On January 6
Washington expects Presidents Truman state of the union to Congress on January 6 with the economic plan due January 8 and the 1949 budget message on January 10. After returning from Missouri, the President will focus on preparing the state of the union.
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Congress
Truman
Washington
White House
Charles G. Ross
Capital Hill
Missouri
House
Senate
Ross
Trautman
Conttrol
Calls For Probe Of Pink Professors
Congressman Rankin urges veterans and civic groups to aid the House Un-American Activities Committee in probing pink professors in American colleges. He says the panel will pursue subversive influences in higher education, foundations funding professors, and loyalties. The committee plans next year to investigate the motion picture industry radio and other communications methods.
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Washington
John E. Rankin
Miss
Rankin
un-American Activities Committee
United Press News Gets High Rating
Ohio State University analyzes wire service readability finding United Press News easiest for general readers with a high school level. International News Service second and Associated Press third. nine daily papers and four wires reviewed. New York Times cited with college graduate level.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
School of Journalism
United Press Fores News
United Press
International News Service
Zandhe Associated Press
Lester Getzlace
Chicago Daily News
New York Times
Getzioe
New York Sun
News
Death of Elyria Contractor Albert C Stang at 48
Albert C Stang 48 Elyria roofing contractor died suddenly at 8 30 p m Tuesday at his home 26a Spruce St where his family gathered for a Christmas Eve party Born in Elyria May 26 1899 he lived here all his life A member of St Pauls Evangelical church and the Eagles lodge he leaves his wife Folia four sons Albert Donald Jerry and Rolland at home one daughter Mrs Alberta Schrader of Elyria his father John Stang of Elyria a brother Donald Ty Stang of Buffalo and a sister Leona Stange of Elyria Funeral services Friday at 2 p m from St Pauls church Rev Frost Urlon officiating burial in Ridge Whit Park Friends may attend at the Laster Funeral Home Lee Thompson infant son of Mr and Mrs William B Thompson 867 half road died at Elyria Memorial Hospital on December 24 Burial was in Brookdale cemetery.
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Albert C. Stang
Elyria
Spruce St
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
The
Eagles Lodge
Folia Sting
Albert
Donald
Jerry
Rolland
Lee Thompson
William B. Thompson
Half Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. Barbkwerkht
Anna Schult
Minnesota
Nichols Dicken
Henry Lieske
Tade
Brookdale Cemetery
Traffic Mishaps Reported To Police
A car westbound on Broad street driven by Donald Mohr 186 Cornell avenue collided with the rear of a tractor driven by C. E. Dickason 166 Cleveland street at 3 10 p m Tuesday. A car owned by Joe Sinskiews R D 1 New London was damaged at 4 50 p m yesterday when struck by a car backing from a driveway driven by C. V. Spicer R D 1 Elyria. Fenders on cars driven by Paul Aviles Wellington and David Lyons Cleveland were damaged Tuesday evening on Route 20 near the city limits.
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Broad Street
Donald Mohr
Cornell Avenue
C. E. Dickason
Cleveland Street
Joe Sinskiews
New London
East 15Th Street
C. V. Spicer
Elyrila
Paul Aviles
Wellington
David Lyons
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR Notes Reveal Ambiguous Local Details
The readable lines show scattered terms including places, names, and phrases such as Saint Cy teripes and Martane, with references to dates and events. The text appears to be a damaged OCR extract from a local newspaper, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable specifics.
Unusual Chicken Eggs Join Local Bird Collector’s Display
Louis Klinect of Grafton Road adds two unusual eggs to his bird lore collection. A double egg in perfect heuer glass shape and a seven ounce large egg from white rock hens, both laid by hens owned by his father in law Howid Waller on Walker Road Avon Lake.
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Louis Klinect
Grafton RD
White Rock
Klinect
Howid Waller
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Charge Communists Seek to Control U S, Says Adamson Report
Washington The House Committee on Un American Activities received a general counsel report by Ernie Adamson charging American Communists seek political control of the United States and aim to foment a revolutionary general strike. The document contends Russia could trigger mass unemployment and that Communist unions would paralyze the nation. It cites efforts to spread a Communist system in China and Japan and notes some unions have awakened to the danger.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
United States
Ernie Adamson
Russia
Adamson
Europe
Latin America
China
Japan
Meir
Two Runaway Teens Face Hearings in Police Slaying
In Philadelphia two 15 year old runaways, Aaron Gore Jr of Long Branch New Jersey and Keith Donaldson of Elberon New Jersey, are to be arraigned today on charges of fatally slaying Patrolman Henry J Hicks 59 as he tried to return them to their families for Christmas. Gore allegedly pistol whipped Hicks and fired twice while Donaldson helped club the officer, after Hicks offered help and pleaded for the youths to go to the station.
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Philadelphia
Aaron Gore
Long Branch
N. J
Keith Donaldson
Elberon
Henry J. Hicks
Hicks
Jess Hin
Gore
Three Fined For Intoxication In City Court
Mayor A. R. Agate fines three persons for intoxication totaling five dollars and costs. Defendants include John Sabo of 614 West 16th Street arrested at home at 10:40 p m yesterday Forest Liles of 1103 East River Street arrested at home at 1:30 a m yesterday and Frank Sobotka of 352 Seventh Street arrested at the Checker Cab office. Two others were arrested and to appear in police court later. Reede Harmon of New York Cine tra Railroad camp was arrested at the Checker Taxi office yesterday and Raymond Danes of 224 West Bridge Street was arrested at 223 Bagh Street.
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A. R. Agate
John Sabo
West 16Th Street
Forest Liles
East River Street
Frank Sobotka
Seventh Street
Checker
Wellington Man Fined $50 And Costs In Liquor Case
Robert Dickason of Wellington was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license suspended after arraignment on a charge of driving under the influence following a collision on Middle Avenue near Third Street. Carl Dramm and Jol Stahal were also involved in separate DUI cases. A tainted mix of garbled text references a plant strike and unrelated items.
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Robert Dickason
Wellingusi
Ela
Seddoaths
A. R. Abale
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Carl Dramm
al- Brecht Raad
R. D
Elyria
Caryl L. Jenkins
Courland
Vets Warned Of Deadlines Near End Of WWII Benefits
Elyria Veterans Service Center urges World War II veterans to meet multiple deadlines for benefits. Quick citizenship applications must be filed by next Tuesday under the Second War Powers Act. Other deadlines cover Insurance NSLI, VA loans, education, rehabilitation, readjustment allowances, disability compensation, autos for amputees, and terminal leave pay, with various dates through 1947. Courtney E. Kirby, director, notes upcoming transition and urges veterans to prepare files for transfer.
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Elyria
Loraine County Court House
Veterans Administration
Ff A Rating Board
Flytia Veterans Service Center
United States Department of Labor
Courtney E. Kirby
Veterans Service Center
Veterans Service
Gifts Presented To 131 At Lorain County Home
The St Marys Altar and Rosary Society conducted its seventh annual visit to Lorain County Home delivering gifts and candy to 131 residents. Assisted by supervisor and matron Lawrence Collier, gifts included crutch tips, ties and pipes, with total outlay of 180 dollars from members. Committees led by Mrs. Percy Craine and others organized the Christmas party and gifts completed at moon meal Tuesday.
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St. Mary's Altar and Rosacy Society
Lorain County
Lawrence Collier
Percy Craine
Marsh Cuenin
Td Colman
Steve Tumbach
Ann Welsh
Charles Foss
Carrie Kritzel
Frank Ryan
F. 7 Stankard
High Absenteeism Closes Briggs Plant in Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing said one plant closed and others operated at reduced schedules due to high absenteeism. Vernor plant with 1,000 workers shut after 61 percent failed to appear. Other units reported 16 to 25 percent absenteeism, with 35 percent of staff absent in the trim department at the Mack Avenue plant. The Mack unit, employing 2,000, was far below normal production.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Vernor
Man
Mack Avenue
Mack
Willys-Overland Reports Profit in Fiscal Year
Willys-Overland Motors reports a net profit of 402,900 for the year ended Sept 30, despite 40 percent plant shutdowns due to supplier strikes. Total gross income reached 61,485,693 with 56,510,478 from Jeep sales and related parts. Operating expenses were 42,298,324 plus taxes of 1,337,726, salaries 1,448,740, and stock proceeds of 916,200 common and 155,145 preferred shares.
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Toledo
Walelys-Overland Motors Today
James JD. Mooner
Mooney
Fined After Cutting Affray Incident
Raymond Weard 42 Northup direct was fined 10 dollars and costs on the police court he faced arraignment for disorderly conduct after a reported fight with his brother and property damage at his home. He had been drinking and was reported to have broken a plate glass window at the Oaks Café earlier, leading to his arrest and scheduled appearance in court tomorrow.
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Raymond Weard
Northup Direct
Hanare
Sey Shiskowski
West Aves Ested Lo
the Oaks
Pobre Court
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland Auction
Market active and steady with cattle receipts around 400. Steers mostly 17 to 20 dollars, good and choice quality fetch 15 to 29 dollars per hundredweight. Cows and bulls show varied ranges with bids up to mid twenties for heavy weights. Hogs and spring pigs also noted with mixed prices. Overall activity strong as buyers bid across cattle, hogs, and feeder stock.
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Cleveland
Bob Bulla
Muckel Active Sientiv
Pope
Good Quiley
Flying Service Gains Veterans Training Authorization
The Strauss Flying Service in North Ridgeville along Conk and Lorain roads has been authorized by the Ohio State Aviation Board and the Ohio Board of Education and Inspection to conduct air training for veterans. Training uses three 1948 Aeronca Tandem Trainers and one Vultee trainer with instructors Bill Strauss and George Campbell, Army Air Forces veterans. The field, among the area’s largest private flying fields, also offers recharter service, hangar facilities, and other aviation services as it expands. About 45 to 50 student flyers are already training, with the operation fully veteran-managed.
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Strauss Flying Service
Conk and
Lorain Roads
North Ridgeville
Strauss Service
Ohio State Aviation Board
Ohio Board of Education
Aeronca
Bill Strauss F
George Campbell
Army Air Forces
Feld
Needlework Expert Is No Sissy in Salem
Patsy Coseno, commander of the Jural American Legion Post, learned needlework as rehabilitation after tank service in the Battle of the Bulge. A Silver Star recipient with Bronze Star, Purple Heart with three Oak Leaf Clusters, Verdun French decoration, and British Campaign Award, he now creates scarves, tablecloths, napkins, purses, and stuffed toys that children love.
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Salem, O
Patsy Coseno
Janey
Coseno
Jural American Legion
Seventh Armored
Verdun
No Fires Reported Over Holiday
Elypia city enjoyed a quiet Christmas with no fires on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. Half the city’s firemen were on duty, but no professional visits were needed. Fire Chief Bates said calls were zero up to noon, noting Christmas trees and decorations pose extra hazards. He urges continued care through the holiday season.
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Elypia
W. N. Bates
Elyriana Wilh
Boy in Custody in Wilmington Detective Shooting
Fifteen year old Leonard Bushell was seized at a home in Wilmington amid the fatal shooting of a city detective during the robbery investigation. Danny Norris, named by police as the killer, remains at large. Norris reportedly had four guns and 20 rounds of ammunition stolen from a sporting goods store. Detective Thomas Canary, 34, died after being shot in the downtown area while seated in a police car with Norris. another detective Frank Muller had previously been sent to arrest two suspects.
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Wilmington
Del
Leonard Bushell
Bushell
Danny Norris
Noreris
Thomas Canary
Delaware Hospital
Norris
Canary
Frank Muller
Sporting Goods
Hoffman urges GOP hopefuls to leave Congress alone
Rep. Clare E. Hoffman accuses Eastern money interests and some party leaders of aiming to seize control of Congress, warning it could hurt 1948 GOP prospects. He singles out Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as maneuvering for floor leadership while urging candidates to mind their own business and avoid presidential jockeying.
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Washington
Clare E. Hoffman
Mich
Congress
GOP
Hoffman
House Republian
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
House
Thomas A. Jenkins
R. O
Dewey
Charles A. Halleck
R. Ind
Brooklyn tavern keeper oddly tries to give away 1500 dollars
Joseph Bonavita, 39, a Brooklyn tavern keeper, attempts to distribute 1500 dollars in Christmas gifts among Bowery derelicts. Despite cash and free drinks, many reject the offer. He enlists police escort while a detective accompanies him on rounds. left with under 100 dollars.
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New York
Joseph Bonavita
Brooklyn
Bokery
Bonavita
Bowery
Malan
Army Sergeant Frank H. Klan Honored Discharge
Sgt. Frank H. Klan of La Grange was honorably discharged from the Army at Fort Sheridan. He served from February 12, 1945, to December 11, 1948, and received the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre ribbon and the Army of Occupation Medal. Discharge reported at the Elyria Selective Service Board today.
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Frank H. Klan
la Grange
Elyria
Fined On Charge Of Disorderly Conduct
Robert Bowen aged 21 of Chestnut street was fined 35 dollars and costs by Mayor A R Agate for assault following a cutting incident at 21 Chestnut street rear yesterday afternoon. Samuel McGavock, 51, suffered cuts to his right arm and lower abdomen during the dispute with Bowen and two other men who live in a rear garage.
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Robert Bowen
Chestnut
A. R. Agate
Chestnut Street
Ap. m
Samuel McGavock
Bowen
McGavock
Ches
Out Street
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