Jewish War Veterans Meeting Reports Nazi War Criminal Vagta
Lorain County Jewish War Veterans heard a State Department reply stating Ferenc Vagta, denied entry as a Nazi war criminal, is at Ellis Island awaiting deportation. The group had protested his entry and a Congressional probe confirmed the charge. The next meeting on March 18 will screen the film Meet the Browns.
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Lorain Country
Elyria Temple
Ferenc Vagta
United States
Ellis Island
New York
Lorain County
State Department
Walter Huber
Smith
Elyria
Vagte
Ships escorted to Haifa with two vessels reported
Continued from Page One the second ship nears Holy Land shores under British patrols while both vessels, said to have left a southern Italian port two weeks ago, are en route to Haifa escorted at night.
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A. Ance
Haifa
Holy Land
Italy
Methodist leader to attend World Council of Churches meeting
The article profiles a long time church administrator who served on multiple Methodist and ecumenical bodies from 1932 to 1948 and helped publish A Book of Worship for the Methodist Church in 1945. He will attend the World Council of Churches gathering in Amsterdam this August. The Sunday service features Rev. James H. Siward and Rev. Henry K. Shaw with the union choir directed by J. Martin Beck and organist Miss Olga Sonkoly.
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Ecumenical Council
General Conference
Uniting Conference
Federal Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Ministerial Training Commission
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
James H. Siward
First Methodist Church
Henry K. Shaw
First Christian Church
Union Choir
J. Martin Beck
Olga Sonkoly
Jesh Seenseesseress
Growers Urged to Offer Surplus Apples to Government
County agricultural agent Carl C. Deeds urged growers to attend a meeting and offer surplus apples for sale to the government. Buyers should bring at least a half carload. apples sized from two to two and a half inches, with 15 percent up to two and a half inches. Government prefers medium fruit. no price set yet. Offers must reach USDA offices in Washington by 5 30 p.m. next Thursday.
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Carl C. Deeds
Deeds
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Elyria Court Actions Report Indictments Sentences and Divorces
At the court house Steve Nagy Elyria was indicted for non support and granted a suspension by Judge Guy B Findley on condition of refraining from liquor. James Washington Lorain was sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge Findley on a guilty plea in a burglary case. Cracium Semiclausen was granted a divorce from Ecaterina by Judge Findley on grounds of segregation. The Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co and Fred O Wilkins filed suit against Campbell Flint Cleveland for 405 damages to Wilkins car from a Route 57 collision on Feb 26 1946. James M Rea was granted a divorce from Thelma by Judge Findley on neglect. Arthur Stotzer of Avon Lake sued National Tube Co for 275 damages to his auto last July, a court entry disclosed.
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Steve Nagy
Elyria
Nod-Suppor
Guy B. Fincley
James Washington
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Ecaterina
Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Fred O. Wilkins
R. D
Columbia
Campbell
Flint
Cleveland
Wikins
Oree
James M. Rea
Thelma
Arthur Stotzer
Avon Lake
The
National Tube Co
Police News: Jones fined for disorderly conduct in city arraignment
William C. Jones of 335 Columbus street was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Henry W. Ault after an arraignment for disorderly conduct. He was arrested at 7 p.m. yesterday at home following a report of fighting with his wife. Leslie Shick reported damage to his GM station wagon’s left rear fender at 3:53 p.m. yesterday in front of the post office, caused by Mrs. William Brown who was backing into a parking space at 485 Huron street. Anthony Welk, 28, of 512 West River street, was turned over to Detroit police today on a burglary warrant.
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William C. Jones
Columbus Street
Henry W. Ault
Leslie Shick
General Motors Co
William Brown
Huron Street
Anthony Welk
West River Street
Detroit
Elmer
Shaker Heights
Virginia
Cleveland
Marion
South Pleasant Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
William L. Newton
St. Mary’s Church
George Burmeister
Avon Lake
Avonn Lake
Alich
Yesterder
Pe Sonic Lodge
Sancusky
Cone
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Aven Lake
Mary
Norman Adair
Mich
Clara Burmeister
Freda Scheer
Nurses hold meeting over hospital staffing ethics
A group of 25 Elyria registered nurses met at the Bishop home to contest Elyria Memorial Hospital's plea for practical nurses. They cited firings, weekend duties, and family constraints, urging policy changes to utilize registered nurses and improve conditions.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bishop Home
East River Street
Sue Re 1Cracken
Ohio State Nurses
R. Ns
Concensus
Biss McCracken
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Obituaries and notices report the deaths of Joseph Pitts 80 a Colson Corp woodworker. Ida Elizabeth Wenner 72 of Wellington. Nathan Cheatham 79 visiting from Defuniak Springs Fla. Mable Baker Depeyster Catherine Heider Avon Lake and George Burmeister Avon Lake among others with service details and bereavement contact information. Surviving relatives include children and siblings, funeral home arrangements and burial plans noted.
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Nathan Cheatham
Walter Green
West Avenue
Cheatham
Defunjak Springs
Fla
Mirs
Jessie Campbell
Hattie Thompson
Gertrude Dickerson
Elyria
Pearl Campbell
Ethel Woods
Detroit
Grace Cheatham
Cincinnati
Speaker Champions Cooperatives As Public Benefit
Karl D. Butler of the American Institute of Cooperation told about 300 attendees at Smithville Inn that cooperatives serve the public good and fit the capitalistic system. He argued regulatory changes will not cripple cooperatives and noted profits support members rather than stockholders. A 44 cooperative group from 15 Ohio counties attended, with Farm Council officials and county farm bureau representatives also present.
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Karl D. Butler
American Institute of Cooperation
Smithville Inn
Ohio
Butler
Walter Black
Ohio Council of Farm Cooperatives
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Status and Prices
The Cleveland market lists cattle steady with steers from 23 to 30 dollars and cows from 11 to 20 dollars depending on grade. Calves reach 20 to 31 dollars, sheep and lambs show activity with mixed grades, hogs easing with various weight brackets, and eggs butter and live poultry prices noted with market firmness and occasional declines.
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Cleveland
Sheep&ames
CT. S
Dutas
F. O. B. Cleveland Rearke
Pirmont Rocks
Annual Dinner Attendance Lays Out Reservations
The Federated Men's Clubs of Elyria churches plan their annual dinner at St Jude Church on Thursday February 2. Joan Mockler, president, asks church ticket chairs to contact Fred Meinke at the city waiter office before noon Saturday to report reservations. Dining room capacity is about 125, and men are asked to indicate intent to attend.
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Federated Men's Clubs of
Elyria
St Jude's Church
Joan Mockler
Fred Meinke
Automobile Damaged By Fire in Garage Incident
A car owned by Gabriel Exredy Sr. at 190 Cleveland Street was severely damaged by fire discovered by his dog Uncle Walter. Firemen moved the car outside Ennedy's store garage and extinguished the blaze, with damage to wiring and panels but no damage to the building. Cause listed as undetermined, Ennedy suspects wiring.
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Gabriel Exredy
Cleveland Street
Walter
Enyedy
Ennedy
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Death Records
Joseph Pitts
Colson Corp
Second Street
Mr. Pitts
Ridgeville
Bernard
North Ridgeville
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Ralph
Arthur Waters
John Foley
Eleanor Looks
Floyd Kaiser
William Rigo
Wellington
A. R. Pius
Rosena Pitts
Mary Etta Jackson
K. T. Fawcet
Gulf Road
James L. Jackson
Airs
Jackson
Sarnia
Ont
First Congregational Church
James Albert Wigmore
New York City
James J. Fawcett
Johs
Thomas Fawcett, Jr
Nichols, Dicken Funeral Home
Blonday
W. A. Leath
Lakeview Cemetery
Ida Elizabeth Wenner
Ida Eliabeth Wenner
Charles Wenner
North Main Street
Charles
Edward J. Fair
Belgium
Mable Baker Depeyster
Mable Baker DePeysier
Monder
St. Jude's Church
Urban Reichlin
St. Mars’s Cemetery
Catherine Heider
Avon Lakre
Avon
Nagel
Burmeister Funneral Home
St. Marys Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wells
Guy E. Wells
South Main Street
Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Wells
Greenwood Cemetery
Ment
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company
Euclid Avenue
al Couch
Stuart Oldrich
R. E. Campbell
Paul Dammeyer
Clyde Cooley
Ernest Henes
Franklin Wright
George Wollenslegel
Sterling
R. J. Fitch
Norris Ryder
Arnold Keller
C. A. Gibbens
Ray Per
Milton’s Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Clarke and Johnson
ETSOL
Edith Mae
Gibson
Eggs and Poultry
Merke
Emsettiec
Paremmert
Carters -Ih
U. S
E. C. Martin
Winckles Street
Eire
United Press
NK. Y. Central Penna
American
Glidden Co
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
Waite Motors
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Republic Steel
U. S. Steel
Aracon
Kennecott
Obio O
Ing. Boos Pag
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Socony Vacuum
Texas OA
Ee- Colo. Gas & Elec
American T. & T
Cities Service
American Broke Shoe
Freubauf Trailer
Industrial Rayon
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Cliffs
iCleveland Electium
Montgomery Ward Aveo Big
Richman Bros
R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Dowdrd
Spring Valley
Glover Bros, Inc
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