Bowles Defends Price Controls Before House Panel
Washington Chief Chester Bowles returns to the House Banking committee to defend price controls as necessary amid ongoing controversy. Republicans urged testimony after Bowles was criticized by the OPA, while Henry J. Kaiser and Henry Ford were invited to present views on automobile price ceilings. Ford indicated willingness to testify when asked. The hearings seek to extend price controls through June 30 this year as current authority expires in June.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Boowles
Up & Famous
Henry Ford
Henry J. Kaiser
OPA
Ford
Kaiser
Mealloe Mobile
Brett Spence
D. Ky
Los Angeles
Ots
Missing Arms Of Degnan Child Unearths Clue Near Sewers
Chicago police link missing arms of six year old Suzanne Degnan to a kidnap slay case. Arms found in a city alley near the sewer where officials say no trace of the child was found earlier. Commonwealth Edison workers saw the arms float under a sewer grill three feet below the cover. A separate Colombian housing project is unrelated.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Thomas J. Carty
Curry
Commonwealth Edison Ca Ominfers
Notre Dame student who claimed million fortune goes missing
SOUTH BEND A Notre Dame University student who told newsmen he was left a fortune of 1.0 to 1.5 million from a deceased uncle disappeared yesterday after his father said in Hagerstown Maryland that some had murdered the heir. Officials said the student named sole heir to the estate never indicated such wealth to anyone.
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South Bend
Notre Dame University
Jack Co Lave
Hagerstown
Dep Lave
Tong Ta
Wad Dace
Whee
Repertory Monday
Amherst Council Agrees on Public Works Projects
Amherst council met Tuesday evening in Elyria to hire engineer Vithige for the new electric line and discuss a public affairs board installing a sidewalk cover on Woodhill drive and Cleveland avenue. A street wall at Church Street corner was proposed while repairs to damaged sidewalks from a storm were ordered in front of parcels on Spring and Park avenues. Drainage work and material needs were discussed for the upcoming meeting.
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Amherst
Wee Weichel
Elyria
Woodhill
Drive
Cleveland Avenue
Church Street
Tenney Avenue
Jerry Meade
Fred Holnhauer
Mra
Bertha Fleming
Spring Street
Jackson Street
Park Avenue
Istiranivee
Ify A. Nabukowski
Wo Zabebe
Wo Zabebe To Return From Dinaping
Brooksidg
Wits
Fred Holthauer
Lelas Wai Young
Churebh
McQueniehd Fleehner Agho Gate
Engagement Announced Amid Club Activities And Plans
Miss Betty Harris of Middle Street and Miss Joan Bray joined Miss Hetty Nuzke as arrangements committee members during Ski Hi club meetings. Plans emerged for a Sprugg formal in May and a St Patrick’s event on March 7 at Joan Brown’s home. The group also discussed a future Snowball Ball and a spring fundraiser, with details announced at the meeting and refreshments served.
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Beoaup
Betty Harris
Middle Street
Sprugg
Joan Bray
Hetty Nuzke
Mroo
Mere
Walland Baris
Amherst High School
Cof Walundata
MB Daheson School
Nurstog
Elyria
Vic Kenersheff
Memorial Hospital
Elyvia
Mr. Rebarg
George Rednit Woodholdine
Wour Armour and Company
Wleveletset No
Vrditorium Patten
Foto
Kana
Sheeties Ta Meads
Walter Ropples Chote Hues
Elmer Dati Shorty Muode
Mundy. Herivatr
Guilty verdict in kidnap murder case shocks Santa Cruz
McMonighe, 41, found guilty of kidnapping and murdering 14 year old Thorn Chamberlain near San Jose. Jury of five women and seven men imposes first degree murder with no leniency. Judge set February 26 for second trial on insanity plea. if denied, death in San Quentin becomes mandatory. Body was never found. McMonighe had lured Thorn into his car November 2 and allegedly tossed her from a cliff into the Pacific.
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Santa Cruz
Thomas Henry McMonighe
Thorr Chamberlain
Auiking
San Quentin
McMonigleis
James Atterridge
McMoanighe
MecMonighe
Thorn
San Jose, Calif
Pacific
Ier
Acourt
Hummel Highlights Agriculture's Role in Economy
Claude J. Hummel, agricultural representative of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, told Elyria Rotary Club that agriculture is a billion dollar business for the district. He cited Lorain County figures, population shifts to cities, soil erosion concerns, and soil organic matter losses as reasons for Fed involvement, and noted local agriculture investments and farm land values.
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Larain County
Lorain County
Federal Reserve Bank
Hummel
Marty Reynolds
Elyti Country Clb
Leo Kennedy
Flyria
Harry Bovart
Vermilion
Rawson Stark
Latrobe
John ‘Gamble
Cleveland
Eynton
Rogers
Jack Tyson
Ef Lorain
Voices From Ridgeville On Change and Water Needs
In a February 20 1846 column a Ridgeville resident recalls farm life and the old grist mill and compares slow horse drawn travel to modern roads and electric lights. The writer urges backing a regional water project to benefit the community and future generations. A second letter supports the need for a pure water supply for drinking and fire protection, citing school perspectives on the project and the importance of infrastructure.
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Chroniele Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Rigipeville
Bill
Muller
Redgeville
Richevile
Ina
Detri Avenue
Lorain Avenue
Hoth Street
Dover
Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Ridges Ile
Ile
Water line installation urged for child safety
A letter from Charles A. Haskin of North Ridgeville argues that the cost of piping water is negligible compared to the benefits. He cautions residents not to complain about price, insisting the primary concern is the physical safety of children and urging immediate action to install the water line.
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Charles A. Haskin
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Gen Beightler Takes Over New Command
Maj. Gen. Robert L. Beightler, commander of Ohio's 7th Division in the war, will today assume command of the Fifth Service Command at Fort Hayes in Columbus. He will succeed Maj. Gen. James L. Collins, who previously headed the unit.
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Columbus
Robert L. Beightler
Ohio
A7th
Fifth Service Command
Fort Hayes
Beightler
James L. Collins
Postwar crimes wave fears stir South Africa police boost
Fragmentary report notes Genéral Beightier born in Gas, commanded Ohio National Guard unit moved from Camp Shelby to the Pacific battle area before 1944. It mentions a postwar crime wave concern and South Africa strengthening its police forces to address potential unrest.
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Daz
Beightier
Ohio National
Camp Shelby
Pacific Battle Area
South Africa
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Olive Hell
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Thompson
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Seldotread CO
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D. P. Lear
Avon Belden Road
tAdey
Little Joe's Electrical Appliance Shop
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WT Grant CO
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Ginger Gunbel
New York
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
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