Restaurant prices and service improve despite rising costs
Frederick C. Othman reports on George R. Lesauvage leading the National Public Feeding Industry Advisory Committee as restaurant business drops about 15 percent while prices rise. He argues easing may come from market forces and questions government rationing and controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C.othman
Washington
Llne
Amerca
Ritz
George R
National Public Feeding Industry Advisory Committee
Lesauvage
New York
Schrafts
Senate Banking Committee
Beamery
Bronx
Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Harry P. Cain
Sen. Cain
Thew Shovel Co expands relief committee to speed benefits
A enlarged Relief Committee was announced by A N O Hara president of The Thew Shovel Co Employee Relief Association. Twenty nine workers from all departments were named to report absences due to sickness or accidents to speed up payments. Eligibility requires a one dollar initiation and weekly ten cent dues. Death benefits total 100 dollars. ten weeks of indemnity at 10 dollars weekly for job related sickness or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. O'Hara
Thew Shovel Co's
Thew Shovel Co
O'Hara
Thew
Forty Candidates File For Ohio State Offices
Forty candidates filed petitions with the secretary of state's office for statewide offices before the deadline. Republicans and Democrats contest governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and congress at large with incumbents and challengers from Cleveland Columbus Akron and other Ohio cities. The slate includes incumbents such as Gov Thomas J Herbert and Edward J Hummel and a broad field across all major offices and the state Supreme Court races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbus
Secretary of State’s
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Albert E. Payne
Springfield
William L. White
Newark
Frank J. Lausche
Ray T. Muller
Joseph Torok
Youngsttown
Robert S Cox
Millersburg
Paul H. Herbert
Columbus
George D. Nye
Waverly
Edward J. Hummel
Cincinnati
Ted W. Brown
Springheid
Fred C. Ruth
Elyria
Joseph W. Harding
Cuyahoga Falls
Meror
James H. Sullivan
Charles P. Sweeney
Wakeman
Frank R. Thomas
Robert W. Tracy
Joseph T. Ferguson
Axtor
Don H. Ebright
Akron
Harry V. Armstrong
Larue
Thomas Mulcahy
Garfield Heights
Sam A. Anderson
Hugh S. Jenkins
Youngstown
Reed Winegardner
Washington D. EL
Prazier Reams
Toledo
Paul F. Ward
Steubenville
Herbert S. Duffy
George H. Bender
T. L. Thomas
Stephen Young
State Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
Alfred CC. Jones
Brecksville
Charles E. Hubbel
Lakewood
G. EK. Alen
Guy B. Findley
Emesiey A Taft
Herry A. Middleton
Ottawa Halls
Clinton Dewitt Bord
Middletown
Robert M. Sohngen
Hamil
Garments Completed for Overseas by Elyria Red Cross
Officials of the Elyria American Red Cross chapter report January activity focused on producing clothing for Europe. Five boys shirts were completed by First Congregational Church volunteers led by Mrs. Mary Coffland, with shipments now ready for overseas delivery. Knitted items included eight children’s sweaters by L A Ryan and others, awaiting shipment. An entry notes an unexpired term ending Jan 1, 1953 for Judge James Garfield Stewart with no opposing Democrat candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria American Red Cross
First Congregational Church
Mary Coffland
Europe
Sarah Cunningham
George Calvert
al Couch
Caméder
Mery House
Lole Shaw
A. H. Stoddard
James VanDusen
Fred Zima
L. A. Ryan
Hewiets Boulevard
Donations By Post 1079 V F W Set For Elyria Event
Commander Harold H Haywood and Sam Poenessa will represent Elyria Post 1079 VFW at a Chamber of Commerce Lions Club ceiling reading demonstration at Elms Hall next Monday evening. The post also announced a $15 supplemental contribution to the March of Dimes with Elyria AMVETS Post 32 and a $25 donation to the Elyria Police Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Haywood
Sam Poenessa
Elyria Post 1079
Chamber of Commercce
Lions Club
the Elms Hall
Harwood
March of Dimes
Elyriia Amvets
Elyria Polcemars Hall
New Auto Licenses Go On Sale March 1
Columbus reports Ohio will issue 1948 yellow and black license plates March 1 at ten dollars per set. A new law reduces the former horsepower based charge to a flat one dollar cent fee. Plates will be yellow with black numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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United Feature Syndicate
Cheddar
England
Frederick C. Othman
Elyria Radio
Middle Avenue
Seylon
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Ars Ae
Epee
Eee
Aa Ostrovs S
Ar Rival
Nem
Imag
Taga
L. J. Herbert
George Rosenkrans
Irvin Brooker
Forse
Howard Cobb
Ray Edleman
Mike Kruger
Art Vrage
Carl Klutter
Louis Sklereck
F. E. Crump
E. H. Williams
Pete Schandersky
L. Edwards
Henry Smith
Gerwin Zoc
Taiwan
Gloria Nord
Koepp Sporting Goods
Broad
Weest Ave
West Avenue
Rte
Overseas
James Garfield Stewart
Cwsacaare
Baldwin-Hill
Beckett
Elyria, Ohio
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Post
V.F.W
California
Dundee
Nobil’s Shoe Store
General Electric
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