Regard Bricker As Leading Dark Horse in 1948 Nomination
Columbus reports supporters of Senator Robert A. Taft contend John W. Bricker may be chosen as the GOP standard bearer if the 1948 convention deadlocks. Bricker, a senator-elect, is seen as a leading dark horse due to refusals to withdraw from the field amid competing Taft and Dewey momentum and possible compromise to avert a split.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
GOF
Bricker
Tait
Ohio
Hrivker
Congress
Wild
Tufts
Ota
Tatt
Dewey
New York
Taft
Brickry
Gas Explosion Affects Elyria Home and Car Fire
Two fire calls yesterday afternoon raised the year’s alarms to 307. A gas explosion occurred in a storage cupboard at M. E. Olmstead’s home, sparking from a match igniting leaking gas. No injuries reported as occupants fought the blaze with water. A second fire involved H. W. Long’s automobile on East Avenue South of Broad Street, caused by a short circuit. the owner disarmed the burning wire before firefighters arrived.
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Elyria
M. E. Olmstead
Second Street
Fireemen
H. W. Long
Columbua
East Avenue
Broad Street
Death and funeral notices flood a Lorain county page
Death records and funeral notices list Harm on Lawrence Amberst Thirmion Lawrence 73 of 448 Etyria Avenue passed at State Hospital after 37 days confinement born in Germany and long time Amherst resident with four sons Walter Arthur Elmer and others. services held at Amherst and Crownhill Cemetery. multiple obituaries note Roland Louis Mores Michael Warner and Theresa Hi along with associated memorial services and burial details.
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Harmon Lawrence Amberst
Lawrence
Etyria Avenue
State Hospital
Coledsy
Uapom
Germany
Amherst Army of Eagles
Fou
Walter
Amherst
Arthur
Cincinnati
Elmer
Louisville
Elyria
J. Bollens
St Peper Evangelical and Reformed Church
Michael Wark
Michael Warner
Groveland Street
Oberlin
Warner
Howings Bean
California
Sens
Long Beach
Bittner
Andy
Raener
Sooved
Ferret
Robert Hh
Day of Isolation Is Gone Says Ohio Farm Bureau Leader
George S. Tugh of Columbus, Ohio Farm Bureau, told Elyria Kiwanis Club that the day of isolation has ended and global problems can be solved if nations plan together. He urged personal inventory at year’s start and discussed one world concept, distribution of production, and using the new science age for mankind’s progress. Attendants included Rev. Carl Meister of Chicago, lord C. Buswell, Robert La Wilden, Bill Vick and Bill Vick Jr, and others.
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George S. Tugh
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Elytia K
Rev
Arl PL Meister
Chicago
Elyria Home For the Aged
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lord C. Buswell
Robert la Wilden
Wellington
Bill Vick
Bil Vick Jr
Rocky River
Joh Kintoer
Grafton
Four Basketball Teams Chosen by Freshman Hi Y Club
Members of four basketball teams named by the Freshman Hi Y Club executive committee at MCLA. The group outlined captains for each team, listed chairmen for program committees, and announced weekly meeting times. Key figures include Robert Palmer Clyde Schroeder Robert Cochrane Bob Mudge Tabert Warner Jay Weichel Thomas Wer-Woh and Otto Vargo among others.
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Themcla
Cha
Hobert Smith
Robert Pal
Phicip Struthers
Day Wee
Robert Palmer
Clyde Schroeder
Robert Cochrane
Bob Mudge
Tabert Warner
Jay Weichel
Thomas Wer- Woh
Hight
Gue
Wildcats
Int Otto
Prank Vargo
Robert Cochrane James Smith
Floyd Hamilton
Thomas
Philip Struthers
Wdtformsson
Niger
Jerry
Day Werebel
Bill Mudge
Dacs Verna
Avid Macceny
Or Re Mills
Mickey Collier
Bill Widen
Jan Tyan
Eimene Reynolds
Eames Chithord
Day Wilcox
Two Building Permits Granted for Two New Homes
Per the council, two building permits were approved for residences on Ala Cie street. The action authorizes construction of two new homes, with plans and site details filed by local applicants.
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Figida Gan
FTA
Bostey
Union Leader Calls Labor to Accept Responsibilities
An unidentified union leader urges organized labor to accept responsibilities amid calls for reform. The fragmentary text mentions figures and places in a heated exchange over labor duties and power dynamics, with references to ongoing tensions within the movement.
Bound Over To Grand Jury By The Mayor te
The fragmentary text shows a local official event where a mayor presides over a bound over to grand jury action. Readable names and places are unclear, but the phrase indicates municipal legal proceedings moving to the grand jury stage.
Ohio Youth Questioned in Woman's Death
MC ARTHUR Ohio a soldier on furlough is questioned in the death of Mrs. Barnett found dead in an outbuilding at a rural school near Christmas. Sheriff Brown says no charges yet. autopsy by Columbus pathologist pending. Barnett leaves details unclear as young couples recall events before the body was found. Funeral for the mother of an 18 month old daughter set for Radcliff tomorrow.
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MC Arthur
Yates
Hamden
Barnett
Wiliam Brown
Columbus
Suffers Wounds In Trying To Evade Arrest
Canton Ohio James L Hatfield 37 of Massillon was listed in critical condition with gunshot wounds to the hip and legs after he tried to flee officers during a theft arrest. Police said he hid among parked cars as patrolmen moved in and three other cars were summoned. He was arrested after breaking away as officers opened fire.
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Canton
O.james L. Hatfield
Massillon
Hatfield
Two Rural Conferences Planned at Ohio State
Ohio State University officials announced two conferences of rural interest to be held in January. The Ohio Lime Conference Jraniacy will draw over 100 key state rural life figures to discuss materials and soil conservation. A three day rural electrification conference will begin January 8 at the campus, addressing farm freezers and the outlook for 1947.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohie
Farmi Whuike
Testing New Rocket INYORERN Cal A Formidable Means
The Navy disclosed today that new rocket tests are underway near INYORERN Cal. Officials described the endeavor as a formidable means for strategic deterrence amid ongoing evaluations of weaponry capabilities.
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Navy
Major Employers Here Expect To Need More Help
Fifteen Elyr sd employers project a net gain of about 370 workers next month after nine firms add around 430 positions while two curtail. The group, totaling 8212 employees last month, saw a 314 rise from September with women filling about one quarter of jobs. Housing shortages and a wave of migrants strain the local labor market as more older workers and women seek work amid rising unemployment.
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Elyr Sd
Onio State Employment Service
Dorothy Beaumont
Mmanager
Wouter
Employment Service
Woitren
Masons Attend Church Service in Lake Avenue Area
Members of King Solamun 1. No. 38 and Fray Harmon Lodge No. 62 will attend a Sunday service at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. A breakfast at the Masarge Temple dinner room will precede the service. Worshipful Master Leonard A. Kuss urged all Master Masons to attend.
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King Solamun 1. No
FL & AL ML
Fray Harmon Lodge
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Fined On Charge By Health Department
Fulwin Snyder was fined twenty four dollars and costs after pleading not guilty to an intoxication and health department charge. The incident occurred on Court Street with autos damaged and a coat damaged. Autopsy notes not provided.
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Health Department
Fulwin Snyder
Ridgeville
Richard Huied
Reali
Loran County
Ensoral
Snyder
Chavee
Hee
Court you sue in common pleas for unemployment appeal
The Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co filed a suit in common pleas court appealing decisions by the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation board of review. Names include Fannie Petruzzi Emma Penvner Rose Starkey William T. Smith Mary Sabo Garnett Schultz Helen Walker and others from Elyria Wellington and Grafton. Daniel Powers filed an appeal from Justice of the Peace Gord in favor of Mrs Alex Sabotar restitution of apprentices.
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Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co
Common Pleas Court
Board of Review
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Composition
Fannie Petruzzi
Elm Street
Emma Pevnner
Furnace Street
Rose Starkey
West Bridge Street
William T. Smith
Elyria
Mary Sabo
Ladi Street
Garnett Schultz
Grafton
Helen and
Mary Walke
Wellington
Daniel Powers
Justice of the Peace CC
Gord
Alex Sabotar
Prentices
Mayor Wants The Letter Back
Ralph Archer of Grafton sought help with eviction for his five child family. Mayor Agate approved a letter to collect funds for a down payment from General Industries workers, then Archer allegedly canvassed city offices. Police were ordered to locate and seize the letter. Andrea Fell, 820 South Maple, was arrested on a city bus for causing a disturbance.
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Ralph Archer
Agate
Ypotice Department
Jeter
Archer
Grafton
Mary
Archery
General Industries
General Industries Company
Vusing
Crowas
Andrea Fell
South Maple
Charles Speuer
Markets Use Eland Liv Clev Banu on Cattle Sec Pot Stock
Market prices show mixed cattle and calf sales with bids and medians noted. Receipts steady for sheep and lambs with bulk consignments and fluctuating wholesale quotings across categories including calves grain and produce.
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Eland LIV
eLida Media Arbis
Marfete
Conan
Housley Gaud
Elyria Leads In Plastic Musical Instruments Field
The Thornburg Manufacturing Co of Elyria held a Christmas luncheon at Spring Valley Country Club, where Harry Grossman of Cleveland praised Elyria for advancing plastic musical instrument manufacture. Duane Thornburg thanked employees as guests listened to Carlo and John Hesster of Covington play on innovative plastic models.
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Thornburg Manufacturing Co
Ridge Street
Lancheon
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Harry Grossman
Cleveland
Grossman
Thornburg Company
Duane Thornburg
Colsages
Wltoa
Joe Thompson
John Hesster
Covington
Exploding slag shower hits Algoma steel plant
A railroad dump car carrying five tons of molten slag overturned at Algoma Steel Corp Plant in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. The slag showered the yard and foundry area, shattering a wall and startling residents. No injuries were reported. cause of the derailment was not determined.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Algoma Steel Corp
Jack Wilson
Algoma
Dominion
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