Negotiations In Auto Strike Are Resumed
United Auto Workers and General Motors resume talks amid hints GM may offer a wage increase near the Truman board recommendation. The plan would affect about 175,000 workers, with CAW president R J Thomas and GM vice president Walter Bearher signaling a cautious stance and potential rejection of a 30 percent rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLO
United Auto Workers
Général Motors Corp
Tata
Eidér
Truman
sel+ted
CAW
R J. Thomas
Walter Bearher
Wice
Iert
Vel
Seven Die In Marquette Rooming House Fire
In Marquette Michigan state police probe criminal negligence after a 15,000 square foot rooming house fire killed seven residents. Fire started from a lighted cigarette dropped by a sleeping occupant. Four others escaped as authorities cite inadequate guest records by the owner. Victims named include Stanislaus Kraskowski and James Murphy among others. Mary Stenstrud alerted authorities. the blaze spread through the building rapidly, trapping victims in rooms. Fire Chief Wendell Bystrom described the second floor as a raging inferno when crews arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Hazel Moore
Moore
Stanislaus Kraskowski
Gastard
Nicholas Laine
Donken
James P. Murphy
Onlonagan
Benjamin A. McCann
Dukes
Henry Cook
Fred de Stutelte
Alex Wickstrom
New Clashes In Egypt Reported
Cairo reports say Egyptian police fired on anti British demonstrators in Alewandna and the Mansoura Shebin area with new clashes in the Nile delta. Dispatches note continued confrontations as authorities and demonstrators clash over British policy in Egypt after a troubled weekend with reports of wounded and killed in Alexandria and delta towns, though casualty figures remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alewandna
Mansoura
Shebin
Kile
Egypt
al Balags
Alexandria
Helen A Hutt Now In Panama Canal Zone
Alexandria Virginia dispatch reports Helen A Hutt of Elyria Ohio among five Red Cross workers from Ohio who have arrived in the Panama Canal Zone The eastern area Red Cross announced today that Miss Hutt a staff assistant is now deployed in the zone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Helen A. Hutt
Elyria
Red Cross
Ohio
Miss Hutt
Panama Canal Zone
Road Check Of Cars To Be Made
A traffic safety drive will be conducted with three deputies stopping cars to inspect brakes lights steering gear and warning devices. The plan, approved by Sheriff Finegan, aims to have garage repairs verified and signed by the shop, with cards issued after repairs. Sheriff Finegan will attend the Ohio Traffic Safety Conference with Governor Laycoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ro Finegan
James Blemes
Sherff Finegan
Wall Beard
Witte Tach
Ieee
Elemes
Sheriff Department
Repury Elemes
Sherif Finegan
Frank Louse
Cohumbag
Hiercy Neal
Layceeue
Minnesota suggests sod mulch for home apple orchards
Experiments show apples grown under sod mulch had 27 percent free from rot and better color and size than those under clean cultivation, though losses from dropping were higher and mud appeared on dropped fruit. Illinois station urges thorough cleaning and hot lye wash to sanitize brooder quarters and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Linois Experiment Station
Dairy and berry farming notes include disease and harvest tips
A survey in New Zealand reviews dairy bull value, noting a mix of heifer performance relative to dams and limits of improvement with good sires. Purdue tests show safe hay storage at high moisture with aeration, while alfalfa curing raises carotene content. Blueberry trials face stunt disease. Rancoca shows resistance. Pullet disease in fowl peaks mid-summer, with unclear cause and a molasses feed remedy. Calf wart removal methods include vaseline protection and iodine treatment. warts are contagious among cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Purdue Experiment Station
Delaware
USDA
Dusting Alfalfa With Sabadilla In Wisconsin Study
Wisconsin Experiment Station reports experiments dusting alfalfa with 80 to 35 pounds sabadilla per acre to control teat hoppers plant bugs and grasshoppers. Two dustings cost about $12 per acre. More than 0 of each insect type were killed within 12 hours. First cutting hay yield rose while second crop yield more than doubled due to insect control. dusted plants averaged over 7 pods per stem versus under 1 on undusted plants. Sabadilla proved more effective than pyrethrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Sabadilia
Tugboatmen Vote To Return To Jobs
Tugboat workers end their strike and vote to resume work with arbitration pending. Leaders claim support from members as talks shift to settlements and conditions. The union and boat owners press toward a prompt resolution affecting crews and operations in New York harbor.
Bandits Rob Seven Men In Cleveland
Bandits robbed seven men in Cleveland in a bold daylight assault near a smoky oil facility. Police said the suspects used force and fled the scene, leaving victims shaken and seeking medical aid. Authorities issued a lookout for the robbers and urged witnesses to provide descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandits
Cleveland
Will Resume Fire Dept Job Thursday
Fire department work is set to resume on Thursday after a brief pause. The schedule and duties will be clarified by officials as crews return to duties and safety checks are completed.
Elyria Woman Talks With Nephew In London Report
An Elyria woman Mrs Namye George and her nephew Jot Ghosson now in London spoke during a transatlantic telephone call. Ghosson, a Bern Syria native attending the United Nations meeting as a journalist for the Arab speaking motions, described plans to form a tribe after the UN session adjourns, with his grandmother Mrs George Farah also participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
London
England
Namyé George
Jot Ghosson
Bern
Syria
United Nations
George Farah
Court Actions and Local Purchases in Marion County
Arthur Coates gains tadie vieve from Maton by Judge De Ar Cook for neglect. Donald Hariman sues Obie Industrial Commission for compensation after a work incident at American Reditor and Standard Sanitary Corp. Plaintiff claims hernia from lifting a casting on April 21, 1944. County commissioners approve a base loan for 13,000 ft of trestled bridge timber from Baker Moore Preserving Co. at Marion for 1,701.40. Board plans 13,000 ft of 3s12N16 planking at 114.50 per thousand and 2,000 for 3x6, 3x8 planking at 106.50 per thousand. Purchase made without advertising after county engineer inquiry shows Marion Company sole provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coates
Tadie Vieve
Maton
de Ar Cook
Donald Hariman
Oberin
Aled
Obie Industial Commission
American Reditor and Standard Sanitary Corp
Phinift
Cavlnty Commussioners
Doclay
Priteh Base
Laon
Baker Moore Preserving Co
Marion
Board Invendors
Donald D. Patterson
Autos Damaged in Collisions Here
Autos were damaged in several collisions around Middle Maenbe and Sox streets Saturday evening as drivers maneuvered near Sixth Street. A police report notes Harold Geitger reported a large car struck while parked on Sixth Street. Harry Michalsky and Carl Anderson faced fines for intoxication related offenses. Flack Sale and Harris HoNechots were also cited in separate incidents involving traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye J EF Witds
Ashland
14Cille Meran
RDO 2
Elyria
Middle Maenbe
Sox Street
Edwards
Sixth Street
Harold Geitger
Nimth Street
Foytasenie
Saxth Street
Harry Michalsky
Agrot
Falsing Slignt Daminge
Elyrians
Carl Anderson
Poleece
Smeared OCR Note On Glove Use and Dates
Fragmentary report notes large glove usage tied to Site Cota Blaves and delays in Et Pass Monn. Mentions purchases last year by Westie Ronse Timp Division for various items, with unclear names and dates. No clear persons, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Westie Ronse Timp
Pian Broomuid
Eivorre
Ela Thanine
Prices At Noon finished by United Press
New York stocks were irregular in moderate trading with gains in GM and U S Steel, while many industrials and utilities showed mixed moves. Weekend labor news supported the market after last week’s sharp decline, with gains noted in Public Service of New Jersey Western Union International Telephone and American Radiator, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Public Service of
New Jersey
Western Union
International Telewhon
American Radiator
Bethichent Steel
Chrysler
Anaconda
Erie
Sears Roebuck
Uncint Carbide
American Telephone
Tennsylvama
Tathranel
Kenivecatt
Southern Pacific
Ihe Lernational Paper
Artmour
Naional Vestilers
And
Aviation Corporation
New York Stock and
Night fatalities dominate auto deaths in 1844 report
Cleveland figures show 14.300 motor vehicle deaths that year occurred at night. The National Safety Council notes night fatalities rose to 4.700 in over 10,000 cities, and 9.500 in rural areas, comprising 62 and 67 percent respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Safary Council
Students Attend Concert At Oberlin
About 95 seventh and eighth graders from Hamilton school attended the Oberlin College Symphony Band concert at Warner Hall. Chaperones were eighth grade teacher Mrs Corntiy Hage, seventh grade teacher Donald Meeleay, and principal Harry Frathfather. Attending students included Jerry Rodgers, Palo Lane, Allen McMullen, Les Vedrow, Shirley Williams, Rudy Diwis, Yeonne Turis, Josephine Gally, Duke Merantey Towler, Joan Porfound, Sally Sayers, Gilbert Reed, Rudy Crass, Bernard Booth, Tom Ristas, Douglas Matthew, Ray Thompson, Tommy Paste, Joan Schoobherr, Ben Williams, Elinor Domelee, Walter Williams, Marilyn Dawson, Lenny Gadsen, Sally Gorham, Marjanne Fox, Jim Hahizka, Wille Hollawas, Caryl Booth, Phil Webb, Beron Morzir and Dayald Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliste Hawid
Chapersones
Corntiy Hage
Donald Me * Eleay
Harry Frathfather
Jerry Rodgers
Palo Lane
Allen McMullen
Les ‘Vedrow
Shirley Walliams
Rudy Diwis
Yeonne Turis
Josephne Gally
Duka Merantey Towler
Joan Porfound
Sally Sayers
Gilibe
Markets show steady cattle and calf prices in daily market
Market report notes steady tone across calves and cows with cattle traded around 14 to 19 dollars for various grades. Lambs and sheep listed with prices near 7 to 14 dollars per hundredweight, hogs and pigs priced in the mid range, and feeders showing activity. знач
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avrsten
Brat Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Josep Lalowieu
Joseph Jalowice
P. Fl
Faitland Avenue
The
Poland
Wat
Breéné
Spring Valley Country Club
Marcella
Steve
Ted
Pfe
Manx
Marine Corps
Cherry Pointe
N. Carolina
Walter Suleski
Clara West Oberlin
West Nash
Homse
Pittsfeld
Pitsfield
Abbin
Howard Jacksonville
Wade
FI Thomas
Harold
Pattsfield
Ethel Secrest
Pittafield
Mittsfeld Congregational Church
HW. Keebler
Pitefield
John MM
Siddall
William A. Siddall
Rath Elm Street
Oberlin
Westwood
Tee Pelistos
Charlies Ab Deardenty
Vonduer
A. R. Agate Veit Robey Bowens
Nora Siwet
Patek Sanda
Ign
Wutache Crofts Cafewn
West
Hue Carceton
West Aves
Tiny Mornite
Cantera
Herne Bas Tsas
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Warners
Weners
Albert
Hess
Simone
Tome Mn
Alotorist
Harris HoNechots
East Aneenue
Po- le Court
Actaisied
Arresea Frinastu
fMluré
Dnddle
Edie
Arge
Moog Nytt
Bositesi
Jean T Palmer
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Mildrea McAfee Horton
Wellesley College
Billy Conn
Sweet Wiliam
Joe Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
New York City
I Qurplary
S21 Nielsen
Elyria Sotoes
Noura
Leponte
Edo
Apparentis
Neessens
Secepiaen Room
Jen
United Press
RAILS
N Y Central
Ieee Penna Ied
Seudwig Union
Fi Amer ‘S Tobacco
Alta” Cain
Salvents
Belgie
Lishllers
Aimer Rad
Huy Ree
Glidden Co
Dairy Tae
Nash Kelvitator
Hee
Radio Corp
Vite Sevres Roebuck
Sthenley
Socony
Tidewater
Trxas
Amer, Power & Light
Gas & Flee
Edison
Dewer & Laight Ma Nath Power & Light In
Amer
T &P
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Hamilton School
Oberlu College Symphony
Warner Hall
Ee Eye of
Yaa Pirze
O'Donnell
Court Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!