GOP discord over taxes and tariffs rattles Congress
A coast to coast GOP lineup pressed balanced budgets and tax cuts while clashing on tariff policy. Taft detailed tax and budget positions in Charleston, Lodge urged tax relief only with budget balance, and Dewey attacked Democrats’ policy as risky. A return to Roosevelt era tariff shifts drew sharp debate among party leaders.
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Ernest Barcella
Washington
Lincoln
GOP
Congress
Republican Party
Seniof
Iran
Boston
Lye Ans
Sussen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thomas B Dewey
New York
Carrol Reece
Mich
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Kenneth Wherry
Ned
Edward Martin
George Matane
Owen Brewster
Wark
Siling
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Karl Warren
California
Taft
West Virginia
Charleston
Saltonstall
Log Angeles
Sid
Lodge
Louisville
Brewster
Reece
Ferguson
Wherry
Martin
Truman
Ne Ward
Dewey
Albany
Braveen
Minnesota
Egethien
Roosevelt
Carlisle PTA plans 50th Founders Day program
East Carlisle school parents and friends will attend a Friday PTA meeting at the school. The program marks the 50th Founders Day with a candlelight segment and a birthday cake cutting. A social hour and luncheon follow as part of the event.
Lorain safety dinner to honor campaigns winners
Nearly 300 attendance was assured for Lorain County industrial safety dinner at Elks Ballroom. Principal speaker will be T Alfred Fleming, director of conservation for the National Board of Fire Underwriters and former Ohio fire marshal. Grand award and group winners will be announced, along with firms with no accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elks
T. Alfred Fleming
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Ohio State
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Trucks And Cars Damaged In Local Collisions
Damaged vehicles include a Spang Baking Co truck at Dover by HW Watson Lorain from a U S Matt Truck driven by Louis Fernandes, a Boynton car on Glendale Court near Furnace Street, a Miller car at 909 Furnace Street backing from a driveway, Schroeder car at 741 West River Street, and a Scakacs car on Middle Avenue at Second Street at 5 54 p m yesterday.
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Aa Spang Baking Co
Dover
HW. Watson
Lorain
U. S. Matt
Louis Fernandes
Holel
B. ©. Boynton
Longford Avenue
Glendale Court
Furnace Street
David Miller
Ralph Schroeder
West River Street
James Scakacs
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Death Notices Altogether from Elyria Area
Burial services for baby girl Novak in Brookdale cemetery via Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home note the loss. Louis Eugene Sutliff 82, of 424 Sixth Street, died at 2:45 am after a long illness, survived by his wife Creise Sutliff and family. services set for Saturday at First Methodist with burial in South Murray Ridge. Miss Iola Phillips, 59, former Elyria resident, died in Norwalk. Fr H R Weger officiated. Miank Sczepaniak 76 found dead in basement at 4 Sixteenth Street after a heart attack. survived by seven children and many grandchildren. services Friday at 8:30 am at Bittner Funeral Home then Holy Cross Church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novak
Chester Novak
Center Ridge Fund
Brookdale
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Tharge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Louis Eugene Sutliff
Sixth Street
Elyria
Oberlin
Sutliff
First Baptist Church
George W. Johnson
Post Office Department
Creise Phipps Sutliff
Galden
Nichols- Dicken
J. H. Sivard
First Methodist Church
South Murray Ridge
Norwalk
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
Cor
Iola Phillips
H. R. Weger
Miss Phillips
Cleveland
Clara Bringman
Henry and
Helen Schonacker
Frank Sczepaniak
Miank Sczepaniak
Sixteenth Street
Chris Browne
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sczepaniak
Poland
Grafton
The
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Stanley Stevens
Lorain
Lea Stevens
Detroit
Ashton Crumb
Jack Brown
South Amherst
Helen Kolbe
Toledo
Browne
Phil Dupuis
Detroi
Barbara
Bittner Funeral
Serevices
Yaom
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Amherst mourns Lisette Goem Goem dies at 73
Mrs Lisette Goem 73 died at 118 Shewnhill avenue Amherst following a long illness. Born in Cleveland she moved to Amherst decades ago and was a member of St Pauls and Hatherad churches. Surviving relatives include several sisters and brothers. The funeral will be held at Zilch Funeral Home with Rev RA Busse officiating. Interment at Crowne NE Cemetery. A motorist, Witham Lo Fell, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a West avenue incident and will appear in police court next week. A nursing student choir concert followed with refreshments after the service.
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Karl A. Brown
Sunde
Rumblewood
Indian Hallow Road
Cameron Dolly
Mariell Freaman
Euestards
Waste Wise
San
Mir
Mie Wine Co Wise
Otto Chapman
Tecalmeny
Cleveland
Shehis
Operan Avenue
Shera
Frank Witreon
Gratten
Todd
Weel
Jose Er
Tod Mores
Chaconne
Neo
Mes
Sar Stevenson
Ely
Bry
Herbert Bresemay
Stevenson
Blair M. Patterson
Ath
Patterson
James A. Hewitt
Terelary
Community Chest
Gates Hospital
Hewitt
Cr. D. Gull
Women's Auxiliary
Ihe
N. Nielsen
Medical Stadt
Sis
Elgiga
Husprian
Stari
Maura Benduacar
Cies
Lisette Griem
Amherst
Lisette Goem
Shewnhill Avenue
Pole Chiet EJ. Stusiard
Witham Lo Fell
Obie
West Avenue
Metalberg
Iernig
Einger
J. Nartio Beck
Surplus spending sparks split in state budget plans
State leaders debate the use of a $164 million surplus for capital improvements versus operating needs. Gov Herbert and former Gov Lansche back using the surplus for capital projects, while Sen Daniels argues $11 million left unspent from 1945-46 and revenue above a 42 million ceiling should shape next two years funding. Senate and House consider differing figures and a possible extended session to resolve the main appropriation bill. Local fines follow: Lloyd Coats and Culbert Moore fined for intoxication. Aaron Moore and Mike Klein also fined. Bradshaw fined for reckless driving.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lansche
House
Senate
Albert Daniels
Highland
Daniels
Lloyd Coats
Second Street
Aaron Moore
16Th Street
Culbert Moore
Mike Klein
Pasadena Avenue
Spencer entertains boys at Baptist church gathering
The Spencer Men's Bible class hosted a Friday evening event for a group of boys at the Budds church. About 34% fathers were present, with a boy accompanying each. A fine supper and program followed, then games to finish the evening. Midweek Lenten services begin February 19 at the Shepherdian parish with a theme Behold My Passion. Mr and Mrs Elmer Sanford hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring daughter Mrs Donna Weekley as she leaves for Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Cass
Uvlertaip
Elmer Sanford
Dugner
Mes
Donna Weekley
Alabama
Local Church Services Schedule Highlights
Wellington First Baptist led by John M H Reinert holds Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The Four Prophecies. Bible Cadets meet 6 30 pm for The Servant. evening sermon at 7 30. Prayer meeting 7 30 Wednesday. Loyal Congregational with Rev FE Werner, Sunday school 9 30 am, morning worship 10 40 am, sermon The Meaning of Lent. Fellowship of Prayer Wednesday 7 30 led by pastor. First Methodist led by Herbert A Cassidy with 9 36 am church school and 10 45 am morning worship The Stewardship sermon. Lenten service 7 30 Wednesday. Choir practice 7 30 tonight. Church of Christ led by W O Buzzell, Sunday school 6 30 am, morning worship with Communion 10 45 am The Influence. Church of the Nazarene led by Lianwrenee McAllen with Homer Lattimer superintendent morning worship 10 45 am Young People service and evening worship 8 pm Prayer Thursday 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
John MH. Reinert
John Hilliker
First Congregational
Werner
Warren Church
Herbert A. Cassidy
Charles Barnes
La Grange Honored With Shower And Farm Council Formed
La Grange residents celebrated with a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Carl Pease, honoring Carrie and Frances Pease among a list of guests from Oberlin Elyria Wellington and La Grange. A separate event hosted by Mr and Mrs William Sorg honored Stella Duplaga and Avery Wilcox with games and refreshments. A local Farm Council organization was formed at the home of Glen Buswell with officers elected and plans for future meetings, the next set for February 18 at the Sorg home.
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la Grange
Lagrange
Carl Pease
William Sarg
Carrie Pease
Frances Pesse
Frances Pease
Winifred McDonald
John Bailesky
Oberlin
Ella Pease
Elyria
Charles Benner
Wellington
Stella Duplaga
Albert Wilcox
Frank
Pease
Fred Winters
Rhone Archer
Dee Picksworth
Clayton Wolters
Glen Buswell
Kathryn
Jeanie
Movie Pease
la Orange
Willian Sorg
Avery Wilcox
Alberteux
Duplage
Mesand Aire
Curt Beare
Mve CO
Noble
Mies
Irene Duplaga
Farm Council
Yare Soupen TsCe
Atomic Bomb No Longer Secret Says Wallace
New York editor Henry Wallace argues in the New Republic that the atomic bomb is no longer a secret as several nations advance their programs. He criticizes U.S. secrecy, calls for military control divestment, and urges international cooperation toward disarmament and a world security system.
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New York
Henry Wallace
Wallace
The
New Republic
Canada
Britain
France
Scandinavia
Russia
Walty
United States
No Tongs
Wyrluce
U.S
10 Point Award Plaque Presented To Harry Brown
Harry Brown received the Nash 10 point award plaque at a dinner meeting at Elyria Country Club honoring his birthday. Nash officials present included Gene Huw erion and Fred Hansen, with J Clare George and Mrs. Harry Brown as special guests. Brown has sold Nash cars for 20 years and operates from a new building at 630 Middle Avenue. he and his staff received lapel buttons and a birthday cake as the award emblems were bestowed.
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Harry Oprown
Onume
Neen Mere Gursy
Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Ay Zone
Nash Mators
Cleveland
Nash
Brown
Robert Light
Nash Co
Gene Huwerion
Fred Hansen
Gneomanger
Dale Sauerwine
Harald Paxton
Casey Steganthaler
Harry Brown
Mel Leppert
Standard Oi! Co
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
Harry Brown Motors
Nash Cars
Middle Avenue
Clevelind
Howerton
Nash Motor
Lindauer appointed to New London Board of Education
Karl Lindauer, a prominent New London resident and Fate Root Heath purchasing agent in Catawba, was named to the New London Board of Education last Friday night to succeed the recently resigned Philip White. A Methodist News item notes a meeting set for Friday February 1 with the Kum Dubble class hosting a Valentine Day box event. The article also covers a Green Springs Methodist guest night with speaker O. and a Norwalk District member delivering the talk. sixty nine society members attended the dinner and program, featuring piano by Shirley Bryan, vocal by Maretel Lehman, a playlet by New London High School speech class, and a vocal duet by Natale Budenbender and Nancy Herr, with Letha Spade at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Board OF Education
Karl Lindauer
New London Board of Education
Philip White
Lindauer
Fate-Root-Heath Company
Catawbae
Methodist News
Harry Hempe
Home and Foreign Missions
Green Springs
Norwalk
Methodist Church
W S.C. S
New London Fort
Jentie Landis
Ry Follows
Shirley Bryan
Mare Tel Lehman
Bondo High School
Natale Budenbender
Nancy Herr
Letha Spade
Five Children Lose Puppie Blackie in City Mixup
The Flickinger children of 95 Williams Street report their three month old black puppy Blackie missing after a trip to Guthrie's store yesterday. The dog, described as black with a white throat spot, followed a stranger away and has not yet been found. The children, aged seven, six, twins four, and two, hope for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flickinger
Williams Street
Blackie
Guthrie's
Someon
Lorain Man Held or Grand Jury
Albert Dublin Jr 24 of Teran was taken to the grand jury by Inver AJ OR on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon a de valiber pistol. He was picked up on Middle Avenue between Broad and Seecne streets after residents reported a man in a soldier's uniform seen in the hall. On arrival he was found on Middle Avenue with a paded pan in his pocket. He appeared intoxicated and said he was seeking the square. He was sent to county jail for failure to post a 1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dublin, Jr
Teran
Inver
Middle Avenue
Broad and
Seecne
Brooks Black
Te County
Markets Produce Apples And Livestock Prices Listed
Grain and produce prices show apples carrots lettuce and onions with crates and baskets priced. Livestock notes include calves sheep and lambs with bids and ranges for steers cows and vealers, while a separate notice promotes a Lake Avenue PTA card party on Friday February 14 at 7 p.m. to raise funds for the school record library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Elyria Township
PTA
At & P.m
Fine Artistry Shown By Miss Crawford In 1946-47 Forum
Subscribers to the Elyria Civic Forum noted an exhibition of fine artistry in character delineation during the fourth program of the 1946-47 series at Elyria High School Auditorium. Dorothy Crawford presented varied sketches from society to a fisherman's wife with family, youngsters waiting on the wharf, and other roles. Her makeup and timing brought the invisible characters to life with minimal props and smooth transitions, leading to an engaging audience experience. The final program is March 12 featuring Peresag and Amilie Osta with dance and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Civic Forum
Dorothy Crawford
Miss Crawford
Miss Craweford
Isonman Theatre
Peresag
Amilie Osta
Nine
James Tolle Arrested by Dayton for Non-support
In And About James Tolle wanted here or charge of non support has been picked up by Dayton authorities and will be returned here today. Deputy James Elames reports Tolle was arrested on a Lorain County Humane Society complaint for neglect of his family as Amherst. The warrant for his arrest was issued by Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tolle
Dayton
Toda Chive
James Elames
Tolle
Lorain County Humane Society
Ameherst
Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord
James Daly
Lorain
Comemon Pleas Court
Daly
Lima State Hospital
Father Coombs
Robert
Prices at Noon Furnished by United Press
Prices at noon furnished by United Press show a mix of consumer goods and stock quotes including American Can at Montgomery Ward National Dairy Bay Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Bendix General Motors US Steel and Standard Oil Ohio with city service listings and various abbreviations indicating market activity.
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MOY
Central Ecsence
Uty American Can
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Bay Sears Roebuck
Bbag
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Co
Bendixes
General Motors
Republice Steel Ag
US Steel
UM Standard of
Ohia
Abebols Ave
Pobdfedtes Dt
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G.O.P
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Sadevedunane
Churchill
Groome Ssa
Mary Churchill
Capt
Christopher Soames
Cald
Sweam Guards
London
St. Margaret's Church
Crearane
Glander
Bradshaw
Steve
A. Ro Agate
Surty Co
Brighton
Resar, Florist
E. River St
Mit
nHaskers
Penn
Surady
Crawford
Mayver A. R. Agate
Sam Alexander
Delmas
South Maple Street
Crofts Cafe
Lynden Browsnd
Northwoodly
Raymond Pasadyn
Frankcourt
Broad Street
United Presa
Kodak Verichrome
R. F. Loomis Co
Middle Ave
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