Dovetailing Taxes Proposed to Cut Ohio Waste
Ohio tax commissioner's report to Governor and legislature urges dovetailing of state and local taxes to cut duplication. Glander proposes 29.5 million dollars annually to coordinate revenues, with state withdrawal from some tax fields or limited levies and an equitable allocation of revenue between levels of government.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert
Emory C. Glander
196Th General Assembly
Glander
Thos: Atds
Rev U Nixon to Speak at South Amherst Church
SOUTH AMHERST The Rev Mr U G Nixon will be guest minister at the South Amherst Congregational church on Sunday February 9 for International Race Relations Day. Nixon, from Tallahassee Fla, is senior student at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. Mrs Nixon will sing The Lord's Prayer by Mullott.
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South Amherst
U. G. Nixon
South Amherst Congregational Church
Nixon
Tallahassee
Fla
stu_ dent
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Mualott
Eisler Probe Split Over Prosecution and Witness Absence
The Justice Department reportedly wavered on prosecuting Eisler despite Hoover’s view of his links to the Communist Internationale. Eisler refused to be sworn, read a statement, and two subpoenaed witnesses Josephson and Liptzen failed to appear due to notice and illness. The committee pressed for continued testimony and noted Budenz and Rose connected to espionage cases.
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Department
Elster
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Internationale
Eisler
Hoover
Justice Department
Thomas
Leon Josephson
Samuel Liptzen
Josephson
Liptzen
Ilness
Mlegal Pasports Committee
Robert E. Stripling
Mlegal
Eister
Karl E. Mundt
S. D
Louis F. Budenz
Alcnte
Aloscow
Sam Carr
Fred Rose
Canda
Russia
Mud
Rose
Jas Sa
Kiwanians Discuss Consumer Credit at Luncheon
Elyria Kiwanis members heard Oscar Fleckner describe how consumer credit underpins home purchases, noting that 70 percent of U S families earn under 2000 annually and 30 percent under 1400. He cited small loan companies in 1948 handling 600000 tons and 225 million dollars in volume with 41 percent profit. Several area members and guests attended, including J B Quick, Edward S Finching, Roy Stout, Dudley Blaine, and Richard Winemiller. The meeting also noted Kiwanis charity nights and new club formations in nearby towns, and reported two auto crashes on Second Street with minor damage.
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Elyria iKaswais Dis
Kiki Marine Roan
Oscar. Fleckner
Onla Small Loan Companies Association
Mata “Para
Cnim
Elyria Cat
Lorain
Avon Lake Kiwanis Club
Elyria
Parma
Gi Iew Kiwanis
Dreckavilly
North Ridgeville
Pilgrim Congregational church forms and early growth
The Pilgrim Congregational Church began in 1918 from an East-Side Sunday school organized with Miss Elizabeth Freese and John Grant among the leaders. By 1924 steps led toward founding a new church, which was incorporated on October 1, 1924. A cornerstone was laid October 26, 1924, with dedication services in 1929. The church initially held worship at Garford School and later built a white-frame building at Cambraive and Prospect streets. Early pastors included Rev. Otto Gilhense and Rev. J. Newcomer, among others, with student ministers from Oberlin Theological School assisting.
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Pilgrim Congregational Churchrane
Elizabeth Freese
Garford School
John It. Grant
First Congregational Church
Found Sburgh
Wisweed
Dewn
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Otto Gilhens
Progress
Pus
Worsseyr
Cambraive
Prospect Streets
Fai
Bo Brus
Pheology
Thie Rou
Jers Newcomer
Santiago Peettor
J. Bi
Ihistun Bose
Nees
Pest
Beton
Viva Py
Dividend Declared by Romeo Pump Company
W O S Dawson president of Romeo Pump Company announces a dividend of twelve and one half cents a share on stock payable to stockholders of record on February 21 1947 in Elgin Illinois.
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W. OS. Dawson
Ronee Pump Company
Elgin
Marcel
Funeral Services For Max Gardner Tomorrow
Funeral services for O. Max Gardner who died in New York en route to London to assume duties as ambassador to the Court of St Jaime will be held at the First Methodist Church in Shelby tomorrow.
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Shelby
N.C
O. Max Gardner
New York
London
St. Jaime
Housing man practises share home doctrine in Chicago
William Po Heyn on the Chicago staff of the National Housing Agency promotes a Share Home program for veterans. He persuaded about six friends and neighbors to house veterans’ families without homes and shared his six room house with Mr and Mrs George Cruden and their infant. Cruden, a former German theater service member, had been living in a tent with his wife.
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Chicago
William Po Heyn
National Housing Agency
Neahbors
Mtro
Ceorge Cruden
Cruden
Germany
Draft labor reform proposals for union relations and strikes
A text outlines plans for a federal law to ban mass picketing, a permit system charging union fees without membership, independence of the mediation service from the labor department, negotiated conciliation, and a secret ballot before strikes. It also proposes auditing union officer elections, outlawing certain strikes, and restricting secondary boycotts.
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Caneiation Service
Labor Department
Swiss Lodge Elects Officers At North Amherst Meeting
The Swiss Lodge semiannual meeting at Swiss Hall drew 44 members. Elected were president Jake Wilhelma, vice president Robert Goor, corresponding secretary Gerald Bautin, recording secretary Furl Raper, treasurer Wirald Yur, and trustees John Gaunvan Fred Caeryd etc. Aiming to redecorate the hall, plans moved forward with election of officers and committee assignments. New London and Ashland Junior Chamber details follow with Charter Night planned for February 1 and ongoing formation actions.
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South Amherst
DGE
Rtice
Yorre
Holznauer
Steve Bhdsar
Triasthia
Ard
New London
Commerce Vna
Culy Math
Roy Waldorf
Ashland Junior Chamber
Fred Koehl
Elton Whitted
John Here
Hareold
Suckett
Lander Ptren
Waldorf
Hotere Geer
Suri Hier Army Weulepant
Stepient
Ray Waldurf
Yutealedent
G. Darwin
John Mariquis
Utasure
Treorge G. Ford
Gerald Ste
Rodney Wards
Bush Burk
Tek
Lie Ashe
Land Club
Chug Witsh
Lawrence
Pistecti School
Foelults
Aliness
Homomret Schomiker
Tryonin
Burm
Avia
Mattlad Og
Baeter Gas Malta
Muuny
Aiaterta Pranupatenta
Walter LaWeus
Wale
Mieo
Ford Bary
Qineytson
Milk price bulletin issued for January deliveries in Cleveland market
Howard G. Eisaman, market administrator for the Cleveland Syl Marketing Area, announced today the uniform class prices and butterfat differentials for milk received in Cleveland last month. The notice lists prices per hundredweight or per pound for Class 1 skim milk and other classifications, with butterfat values and percentages, and notes the final uniform prices will be published not later than Friday.
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Howard G. Eisaman
Cleveland
Toledo Woman Held After Theft Probe
Toledo police questioned a 40 year old mother, Mrs. Mary Salud, on petty larceny charges after she allegedly stole two sweat shirts, a bracelet, a blouse and a fountain pen from a store. A search with a warrant found about 5000 dollars worth of other merchandise at her home, which she claimed she bought to send to relatives in Poland.
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Toledo
Jon
Mary Salud
Rome
Poland
Aircraft Carrier To Be Commissioned Sunday
The 37,000 ton aircraft carrier will be commissioned Sunday at the Philadelphia Naval Base. Navy officials said N. Brown will deliver the commissioning address. Capt. Frank T. Ward will accept command prior to the handover. A second item notes a damaged front fender on a car parked on Browd Street.
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Ed Mochal Mahon
Harold Freidenrain
West Haver Road
Second Street
Laday
Philadelphia
Ass Wright
Philadelphia Naval Base
Navy
Inday
Dot N. Brown
Assi Gay
Airy
Frank T. Ward
Ric Tough
Wacker
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Hemming Ordered To Lima Hospital
Robert Haine Hemming charged with kidnapping Mary Virginia Kimberry and passing bad checks appeared in Common Pleas Court. He pleaded guilty to the bad check charge and not guilty to kidnapping. The prosecutor asked that he be committed to state custody for observation given a prior history.
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Columbus
Robert Haine Hemming
Mary Virginia Kimberry
Ohio State University
Lima State Hospital
Hemming
Charles A. Leach
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Wartlett
Japan
Gas supplies curb by pipe shortage in southwest
Cleveland's East Olio Gras Co president J French Robinson says plenty of gas exists in the southwest but a shortage of pipes blocks delivery. He notes contracts are interruptible and urges higher supply to industry as cold weather persists. Proposes sale of Big and Little Inch pipelines to boost future gas availability. In Terre Haute Indiana a benzene explosion in a sewer ruptured a tank at Indiana Gas & Chemical Co. causes a shaken south side and a long damaged street section with no injuries reported.
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Cleveland
J. French Robinson
East Olio Gras Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Ely
Indiana Gag & Chemical Co
Court House News From Lorain Area Court Actions
Lorain entries include Michael Mudrich 25 sentenced to ten days for contempt for failing child support payments in a pending divorce suit with wife Walia. A hit and run at Robinson Dry Cleaner damaged Berea store. driver taken to Berea Hospital with possible fractured vertebra. Van Buren 21 held for investigation after Lake avenue crash damaged a grocery owned by EL N. Mulley. license number traced to his home. Several divorce actions filed including Grace Pennington Lovain, Rabel Torres Lovain, and Mary Hammons. orders sought to restore former names. A Lorain Municipal Court matter involving an estation order and Lorain Metropolitan Mounting Authority was dismissed. The Elyria Telegraph Company claim for $50.48 was addressed in a related civil matter.
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Michael Mudrich
Lorain
Dude Guy BE
Yasterday
Failue
Walia
Liord van Buren
Winckies Street
Jad
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
EL N. Mulley
Miller
Sheriff's Department Uval
van Boven
Deputies Yard
Republicans Begin Drive To Capture The White House
Washington headlines report the 1948 Republican push to win the presidency with attacks on waste and bureaucracy. Key speakers at Lincoln Day dinner include House Speaker Martin Gov Dwight Green and Mrs Mabel Frazer, highlighting tax relief for corporations and individuals to reduce government costs.
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Washington
Russia
GOP
Congress
House
Clossply VW Martin
Dwight H. Green
Miinals
Mabel &. Frazer
Indiana Stile Republican Committee
Martin
GOP Congress
Twenty two men register at Local Board No 5 North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville reports twenty two men registered at Local Board No 5 during January. Names include John Anthony Elek, Andy Kaczay, Richard Harry Mennell, James Warren Dittmer, John Edward Galajda Jr, Frank Weigl, Merwin Charles Bridges, Jesse William Bors, and others. Also noted are four men registered at discharge: Merwin Charles Bridges, Donald Date Brumback, Paul Ellsworth Knapp, and Zane Edward Brushaber.
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North Ridgeville
Bard No
John Anthony Elek
R. DB
Columbia Station
Andy Kaczay
KR. D
Elyria
Richard Harry Mennell
Grattan
James Warren Dittmer
Lorain
R. D
John Edward
Galajda
Frank Wei
Ernest Joseph Zebrowski
Grafton
Robert Oliver Schriner
Oakwood Street
James John Kereean
Russell Stephen Lovell
North Olmsted
Merle Edison Howard
R. Od
Frank Krukowski
Avon O. R.D. K
Merwin Charles Bridges
Donald Date Brumback
Paul Ellsworth Knapp
Zane Edward Brushaber
Markets and Livestock Prices Reported for NE Region
Market roundup shows active demand and varied weights across cattle calves and lambs. Prices cap responsive ranges for steers cows bulls and hogs with specific quotes for weight categories and product types, plus updated produce costs and grain figures.
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Mrong Andere Jone
tBS RB Maly 1 wet on Ry 28
A brief football item notes a tBS RB Maly game on Ry 28 with a weathered overview of a single fixture. No further details are available in the readable text.
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Tbs
Herd Owners At School Hear Dairy Feeding Tips
At Wellington last night 20 herd owners heard Ohio State University expert Fats Jones discuss how cows can be fed less silage and grain yet increase milk and butterfat production. He cited Trumbull experiment farm data showing grain cuts from 1700 to 2160 pounds per cow yearly and silage from 45 to 201 pounds daily raising milk by about 1000 pounds per cow yearly. He noted hay rotation, pasture care, lime and fertilizer every five to six years, plus Ladino clover in rotations. The next session will feature Dr. J. J. Stavsbury on herd health at Wellington High School.
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Fats Jones
Ohi
Lorain County Dairymen'e School
Wellington
Jones
Trumbull Cours Y
Wellington High School
J. J. Stavsbury
Ohio State University Extension
Y Indus Chk Gallery Presents Movie Program Night
Members gathered at Robert Bearer's Lake Avenue home for a program of sports, movies, art, and music. Ed Hoffman presented the films after a brief business meeting. Cards were played and refreshments served. Next meeting slated for March 6 at Robert Du Cury's Lake Avenue residence.
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Y-Indus Chkaw
Robert Bearer
Lakenvenue
Ed. Hoffman
Chud
Robert du Cury
Lake Avenue
Clothing Donation Provides Aid Across Oceans to Italy
A letter from Cesare Frabatta of a Siedian town describes how clothing donated by Elyrian donors, including items from 129 Fast Avenue, reached Italy and helped a young boy and family. Frabatta notes some items were destroyed during wartime and recalls personal losses, while Mrs. W. Kolbe learns only partial details of what reached the recipient.
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Cencnrald Dawid
Fast Avenue
Callanisswtte
Sreily
Thalys
Elyria
Cesare Frabatta
Sanwarne
Daug
Charges Dismissed Against Police Chief At Lima
Police chief Kermit L. Westbay has his charges dismissed and remains in his post after the Lima Civil Service Board sustained a motion to demote him to patrolman. The mayor confirms the demotion was based on alleged inefficiency, misfeasance, and misconduct relating to departmental affairs.
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Lima
Lima- Kermit L. Westbay
City Civil Service Board
W. L. Ferguson
Auto license plates go on sale March 10
Columbus reports that new auto license plates will go on sale March 10. Edward TY Fogo of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles said the law requires new plates on all autos on and after April 1 will be adhered to, marking the first time in five years that two plate sets will be issued to Ohio motorists.
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Columbus
New Auto
Leenva Phites
Edward TY. Fogo
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Fogo
Ohio
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Rev. U. Nixon
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While. A-Watt
Milton's Credit Jewelers
W. Broad St
Elynha Memorial Hospital
M. B. Tohnvon Bellar
Wangen's
Dreator
Piladeldta
Astrall Boys
Walker Moner, Jr
Romeo Pump Company
Max Gardner
Sudro
Curtis
Resar
Lima Hospital
Edward Crawford
Berea
Robinson Dry Cleaner &Co
Gabley Road
Berea Hospital
Ursula Fox
Lovan
Alvin
Rykeby
Macried
Grace Pennington
Lovain
Cmt
Fred
Marrieg
Rabel Torres Lovain
Albert
Merriam
Mary Hammons
West Street
Roosevelt
Charles Oldham
D A. Cook
Losaiy Metropolitan
Auth
Common
Peltier
Ly Cons
A. Hanis
Hattis
Vivitamp
Frenco
Angonetens
Renner
White House
Pennsylvania
Yellowe
U. S
Peck Bankets
Aquash Hubbard
Tarsias Perce Baxketa
Mocara, Ton, & Pricea
Tae End
Leo Grein
Aed
Ono
Bon Deans
United Prees
Amerigan Can Wertgomery Ward National Dairy Stars Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co
Eridix General Materg
White Motors
Republic Steel Tece
Steel ’ Standard of Ohio
Murbach
Driveways Coal & Supply CO
Elyrian
Italy
Cena
CNR
Goodyear
Hotpoint
Sunbeam Ironmasters
Juice-O
Don McGinley
Fort Aven
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