Movement to form County Welfare Department urged
A local council urged creation of a Lerain County Welfare Department to coordinate health and welfare services, with broad support from professionals and city commissioners. The proposal envisions a unified office led by a director, an advisory board, and divided responsibilities across welfare boards and existing city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerain
Vic Wellasé
Teraing Council
Suciuil Agence
Wealder
Elva
Lorman
Levan
Mace
Wie Couedtci
Lewon Mandators
Couaren Blind Reiet
Eiyas
Fay
Probalian
Elimirs Averieper
Sek
Gepenalls
Repect Poynts
Near Agreement To End Filibuster
Washington lawmakers reached a tentative pact to end a filibuster over a permanent government commission bill. The move signals the possible collapse of PEPC opposition as Senate leaders push for a conference report to advance the measure. Strong parties warn over other pending bills amid uncertainty about floor debate timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senale
PEPC
Toehard BR
Russell
WC Dradier
Girt Agiistst Femc
Sens
Alten Wo Bark
Seuthers
PRPC
FPEPC
Tofotetiol
Fredo
Senate
Owas
Wife Describes Gen Homma As Peace Loving Man
Manila report says Gen Masaharu Homma sobbed in court as his wife described him as peace loving. She claimed MacArthur’s death sentence would shock him and that her husband remained hopeful for the Philippines amid a tense wartime courtroom proceeding.
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Gen. Homma
Manila
Masaharu Homie
Fike
Oben
Pearedavirg
Gen
MacArthur
Tohoyanu Yueanestita Tetimars Sugcessor
Comimanlee
Philingaes
Woennva
No One Injured In Crash At Fourth Street And Middle
Police report a vehicle crash at Fourth Street and Middle Avenue with no injuries. Witnesses described confusing details and unclear vehicle makes. Investigators are reviewing statements and surveillance for cause and accountability.
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Fourth Street
Liberal bloc forms in House to push progressive legislation
A sizable number of House members plan a permanent Liberal bloc to back progressive measures. Led by Rep. George Gatland and others from California, West Virginia, Texas, Michigan and beyond, the group aims to pursue full employment, war on poverty, and domestic reforms.
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Washington
House
George E. Gatland
United
Coustre
Andrew
Walter
Fogarty
Wathen
Sarah
Petree Krefaner
Mom Neel
Mary To Norton
Pon Waight
Poona
Tex
Lethrr
Paletek
Death Notice for Rudolph D Wireh of Reassie Township
Rudolph D Wireh died this morning at his home on 340 East Love Street after a long illness. He was 68, lived most of his life near Flv, and worked 36 years at Weston Automatic Machine Screw Company until his death. Survived by wife, son, grandson, sister and brother Edward of Elyria. Funeral at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Fred Cleo Borat officiating. burial at Bodgecoe Cemetery.
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Rudolph
Rudolph D. Wireh
Denty
Howard
Fast Love Street
Fueha
Wireh
Reassie
Flv
Weeteon Attomatic Machine Screw Company
Mwatehman
Avkeeman
Cleve
Teaver
Gaoidson
Edward Wiech
Elyria
Ludims Curtis
Fred Cleo Borat
I Bodgecoe
Roy R. Roy
Mg Dines
Katies
Tere Couiey
Seare
Jaren
Carsee
Tiaid
Alva
Robason
Lawrence
Heme
Cars damaged in Route 20 collision near city limits
Cars driven by Albert G Kum and Mary Prentice were damaged in a collision just west of the city on Route 20 around midnight, deputies reported. Kum’s car struck a utility pole, then collided with Prentice’s vehicle, causing the pole damage and a reported agreement later in related court actions.
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Albert G. Kum
Mary Prentice
Wellington
Prentice
New York Schools Closed as Fuel Crisis Looms
Navy tugboats move under Marine protection as Office of Defense Transportation plans to deploy privately owned tugs with Navy crews. Major actions follow four day strike by AFL tug operators and government seizure of harbor craft. Governor orders indeterminate school closure to conserve fuel amid emergency measures.
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New York
New York Harbor
Office of Defense Transportation
Lawrence C. Turner
DDT
Waterweys
Turner
United States
Wollarite
New York City
Unin
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
GOP
Army
Navy
Russia Faces Broad Threats to Security Says Leaders
A dated dispatch reports top Soviet officials warning that numerous dangers loom over Russia’s security. The note hints at possible military and political tensions, noting readiness to defend Soviet interests and deter any encroachment.
Three Injured By Falling Into Grease Pit
Cleveland officials report three workers injured after falling into a grease pit at a meat processing facility. Emergency responders arrived promptly, treated the injured on site, and transported them to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. The incident is under investigation by local safety authorities.
Washington Calling on Bradley's VA Reforms Face Scrutiny
The attack by John Stelle of the American Legion aimed at General Omar Bradley over the Veterans Administration backfired, spotlighting Bradley’s six months as administrator. He revised VA medical service, cleared bureaucratic obstacles, and earned praise from veterans and experts like Dr. Howard A. Rusk for progress and increased confidence in veterans care.
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Washington
John Stelle
American Legion
Omar Bradley
Veterans Administration
Bradley
Beadies
Howard A. Rusk
Stethe
Rusk
Bradleys
Veeralm
Aes
Cde
Brodie
Greg Mae
Ae Br Rsp
Seteratsy
Lowe
Teachers And Guests Have Fun Frolic at South Amherst
A Valentine Day themed fun frolic was held at the Lorain County village South Amherst School last night. About 200 teachers and guests attended a program featuring a hypnosis demonstration by Lt. John Leeds of Olmsted Falls police and dancing to Hank Cank's orchestra. Card games and refreshments completed the evening.
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Lorain County
South Amherst
John Leeds
Olmsted Falls
Hank Cank
UNO Likely To Reject Conn Site For Permanent Home
A strong push within the assembly points to rejecting Stamford Greenwich Connecticut as the permanent UNO site. Indications show a decision may be deferred until September. Australian leaders push San Francisco as interim location for the September session.
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UNO
London
Groundlswell
Stamford
Greenwich
Conn
San Francisca
Text Assembly
Assembly
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Industrial and commodity market roundup with listings for Amer, Can, Treasuries, metals, and livestock. Includes cattle and hog quotes, copper, nickel, oil, and steel prices, with scattered manufacturer names and market notes from United Press.
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United Press
Amer
Can
Billigus Mig
Math Biscuit
Borden Sletebee Toten
le Gb
Amer Rad
Werner Die Gen
Ehbe
Kry Mont Wied Nath Liaiey
Nac
Rebsonater Paraikeunt Doe
Raeburn
Muh Century Fox
Warner Brostrate Worting
Bose Motors
Bovning
Lra Sy Diniglass
Gaardasd Livestock Gen Motors
Litpace Burkivitts
Lin
Bethlenen
Esmann Amer Rollmg Meils
Cattiels Asd
Euters
Rhove Hareyers
The
Repub
Anutemers
Tg Media
UeLe Best Y US Steel
Ceee Gaa Ter Cok
Camners Brant
Ene Copper & Mine Baits
Apo
Alacunda Wat
Sherp
TAMAS
Seislantie
Pacony
Roy
Aimer Power & Lait
Hark Moser & Fognt
Markets Notes Wheat and Corn Prices
fragmented market list shows wheat at 157 and 28 dollars with corn and oats quoted alongside. unclear vendor names or dates.
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Toledo
Wellington Board Acts On Several Matters
Wellington school board met with three bus body reps and one chassis firm present. No action on purchasing new buses. It was voted to issue insurance on athletic poles and equipment. Commencement set for May 28 and May 2 for related events. A committee led by Keith Andrews to work on recreation league maintenance and athletic field development was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellingston
Bimureme Biunday
Retreation League
Keith Andrews
William Bis Dos
George Aldrich
Webber BeVier
Frank Yost
Arnold Riplinzer
Group 15 Meeting Brings Oberlin Area School Executives Together
About 40 school executives from four counties attended the Group 15 meeting at Oberlin College yesterday and last night. The afternoon session discussed surplus equipment for schools led by K W Reese and Walter C Rhoten. An evening session followed a dinner at Martin Inn with policy talks on granting high school credits for students who join the armed forces led by K C Shook and others. The next meeting is set for Wednesday April 3 at the Oberlin College library. The organizing committee includes ES Ghew Bellevue high school principal H R EM Norwalk superintendent and local school leaders. The group comprises officials from Jordan, Erie, Hur and Medina counties.
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Oberlin College
K. W. Reese
Walter C. Rhoten
State Department of Education
Martin Inn
K. C. Shook
Ralpy, Halden
E. M. McCuskes
Oberlin College Brary
ES Ghew Bellevue High Seheal Pranempeh
H.R. EM
Norwalk
Echools
Teawnsend
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Tony MM
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Lal
He & M
Pao
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Mia
Masaliaris
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Choo H
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Yeu Shep
Dianne Buller
Bassett
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Hassett
Harry G. Linn
Almhorst
Eugene
Mary Linn
Common Pleasaat
Rlfl Vandesmark
Anabelle Laon
Harrs
Hitler
Lann
Mrz
Ann Attertsen
Ridgeville
Mors Tuseh
Veronica Tranter
Pawl
Ednn Vasighn
East Avenue
Common Pleas Court Inday
Spring Valley
Towise Bruke Lorain
Fred
Peg
Tee
Ebe
Sheffield Lane
Gis
Sésteraay
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Ingieves
Geral
Heuser Loran
Jace
Russia
Lonton
Russa
Cleveland
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Medwcal
van Warne Wan
Dave & Hun
Wellington School Board
Oberlin
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Broad St
Brown Hotel
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