Employers Can Grant Wage Increases Without Forfeiting Price Relief
Washington reports government officials eased wage policy rules to speed settlements during the transition to a new wage price plan. Employers may grant wage increases without prior approval through March 15 while maintaining the right to seek price relief. Union and company leaders of coal and rubber industries met at UMW headquarters amid ongoing talks, with a spokesman signaling potential announcements today.
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Washington
Felec
John ©. Collet
Coal and Rubber
United Mite Workers
Une Fon
UMW
Sivéi
United Rubber Workers
UTS
Bert Drege
Colter
Traffic Mishaps Reported On City Streets
A front end collision on Second Street involving a car driven by Mrs Hedvig Varough damaged the vehicle and caused her 5-year-old son Nicholas to suffer a bloody nose. Police did not report the other driver's name. Earlier, a morning crash at Winckles and Clark streets involved Howard Seybert and Irene Dorow. Seybert said brake failure caused the impact, damaging the front of his car and the left side of Dorow's vehicle.
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Hedvig Varough
Nicholas
Inday
Second Street
Elks
Poice
Winckles
Clark Streets
Howard Seybert
Monroe Street
Irene Dorow
William Street
Seybert
Miss Dorow
County Rejected Funds for Engineering Work for Water Line
County commissioners today rejected a $4,000 request to fund preliminary engineering for a Ridrewile water line project. Alternatives include transferring funds, later restoring them, or issuing bonds to raise $5,000. Assistant engineer Tom Taundan estimated $230 per front foot. detailed plans would refine costs. Officials noted over 60 percent of local residents favor the water option, pressuring a funding method.
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Ridrewile
County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Tom Taundan
Huntington Man Is Found Dead In Bed
Frank Chester Nimachs, 67, of Huntington, was found dead in his home at 145 pm Wednesday after neighbors reported he had not been seen for days. Death attributed to natural causes. Sister Oda Nomevie of Wellington survives. services held at Poaien cemetery with interment at di.
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Wellington
di Poaien
Teas Imert
Frank Chester Nimachs
Huntington
Wis
Natur Tates Nomocks
Hurr Npion
Mae Chin
Oda Nomevie
Ask State Subsidy For Firemen's Pension Funds
Fragmented copy reports a proposed state subsidy of 8250000 to fund a pension reserve for firemen. The note references Columbus and Cleveland fire departments and a plan to allocate funds to strengthen their retirement system.
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Columbus
Columba
Rao
Lausche Seeks No Active Campaign in Primary
Columbus report describes Gov Lausche’s likely non campaign stance as he faces nominal opposition from a Youngstown grocer. The piece notes Democratic rival Joseph Torok will provide calm background while Republican hopeful Thomas J. Herbert is expected to win the nomination as Cleveland figures loom.
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Columbus
Ohig
Pronk J Lausehe
Youngstown
Laureche
Joseph Torok
Youngtown
Clevetantis Thomas J. Herbert
Helping Farmers Plan 1946 Program
In 1946 the Ameliary farmer is urged to produce a mainum crop to cover domestic, military, and foreign needs. The AAA coordinates plans amid labor and machine shortages and shifts in home-stored wheat. Officials note farmer fertility and policy impacts as meetings occur to outline the year 9460 production goals and support.
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Ameliary
Parto
Saime
Tse
AAA
Inaba
Canaan
Hope To Increase Clothing Supply By Higher Prices
Washington reports the government aims to ease the clothing shortage through a new price-increase plan by the OPA and Production administration. Industry representatives warned the measure may not go as far as needed, but officials expect it to raise output of low‑cost garments and textiles within months, with higher prices offset by broader supply gains in fabrics like Osnaburgs and shirts.
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Washington
Sumner
Cnme
OPA
Crsalan
Fon
Chester Bales
Ted
Atea
Bowles
House Banking Committee
Retired General Opposes Universal Training Program
Retired General H C Boldt, retired February 1944 for physical disabilities, opposes a one year universal military training plan proposed by President Truman and the War Department. He criticizes the move as a backward step and cites past Army methods and the atomic era as reasons against mandatory training. Veterans League of America spokesman Haldrige voices concern that current proposals fail to address modern threats and military needs.
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Washinlston
Jovers
Rog
H.C Boldt
Truman
War Department
Uvbr
Haldriege
Veterans League of Amerada
Ae Organization of
Douglas MacArthur
Dorines Army Er
Nowra Sai Pee
Atone
Karl Klein Sells Shoe Repair Shop After 46 Years
The notice outlines Karl Klein selling his shoe repair shop after forty six years of operation. Details are fragmented with stray phrases mentioning Rast W Klein and unclear local references.
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Karl Klein
Canada Replies To Russian Note In Espionage Row
Ottawa awaits cabinet approval of a government reply to Moscow after Canada disclosed activities of a Soviet spy ring. The note, not published, follows a Moscow radio admission that Soviet agents obtained secret information on radio locations and atomic defense plans. The Rosseau commission was to publish findings today as tensions threaten diplomatic ties.
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Ovtawa
Rada
Russia
Rosal Commission
Wagntel
Orbea Mas
Astracety
Canada
Aroe
Power Strike In Pittsburgh To Be Resumed
Pittsburgh reports indicate a power strike will resume after a pause with Edison workers set to return Tuesday. Details remain unclear as union leaders confirm ongoing talks with management.
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Pittsburgh
Milk Strike Spreads In The Detroit Area
Milk strike broadens in Detroit area as workers protest price hikes and supply cuts. The article notes local grocers facing shortages and calls for solidarity actions across unions led by regional committees. Officials urge calm amid disruptions to dairy deliveries and storefronts.
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Detroit
Court action over plans for a slaughterhouse near Starside Beach
The filing by L R Johns and H O Cobb seeks to block a proposed slaughterhouse by defendants Mathew and Bertha Geiger Arthur Shek and George and Wilma Mauer. The petition claims the project would commercialize the area and harm property values, urging the court to prevent establishment and preservation of the neighborhood.
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Starside Beach
L. R. Johns
Hoe Cobb
Mathew
Bertha Geiger
Arthur Shek
George
Wilma Mauer
Death Record for Mrs Ame na Finlips and Others
Death notices for Mrs Ame na Finlips of Elyna at 109 Hillsdale Court after a three month illness. Born October 4 1867 in LeRaysville Pa she leaves a son a grandson and a sister Mrs Alice Dow rich. Burial in Brsoxda cemetery. Also notice for Mrs Hillen of Cleveland who died at 454 Harvard avenue Funeral services Saturday in Cleveland with burial in Woodland cemetery.
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Amena Finlips
Flash Philling
Hillsdale Court
LeRaysville
Elyna
Ore
Alice Dowrich
Alfred
Bitnner Funeral Home
Homer Wo
Courtney
Brsoxda
Lizzie Boem Hilsen
Cleveland
Paul
Harvard
Hillen
Wellerts
Dames
Mali
Woodland Cemetery
Hit New Snag On School Lunch Program
Washington reports a snag in the 65 million dollar school lunch program as Southern Democrats accuse a measure of denying funds to Southern states. House leaders seek a final vote as a discrimination amendment, offered by Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, faces a roll call. The amendment aims to bar discrimination but could disrupt funding to segregated schools in the South.
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Washington
House
Adam Claston Powell
New York
Wott
Renewal Hope For Settlement Of G M Strike
Detroit negotiators pushed for a quick settlement as the 175,000 mill workers strike entered its fourth month. GM President Charles E. Wilson and UAW chief R J. Thomas led an all day session, the seventh in a row, after mediator James F. Dewes kept them in attendance. The talks focused on wages benefits and transfers amid a wage dispute and broader industry setbacks.
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Detroit
General Motors
Charles FE. Wisén
UAW
R. J.thomas
James F. Dewes
Wilson
Thomas
Newey
United Press
Motors
Fruit Growers Elect Directors in Lorain County Meeting
Seven directors were elected by 69 growers at the Lorain County fruit growers association annual meeting. New directors include E W Lamvermeyer Henrietta Donald Wasem FE C Catton Elyria Foster Sehnck Avery Lake Henry Schriver Grafton Charles Dodd Amherst and Arthur Schmitkens Lorain. Three Ohio State University agricultural extension specialists spoke on fruit culture fertilization spraying pruning and marketing.
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Lorain Caunte Fruit Growers” Association
E. W. Lamvermeyer
Henrietta
Donald Wasem
Birmingham
Cincinnatind
C. C. Allison
Pauley’s Confirmation Bid Faces Setbacks in Senate
Fragmented text describes difficulties surrounding Edwin Pauley’s bid for undersecretary of the Navy amid political maneuvering. Mentions include references to past hearings, party figures, and possible opposition voices, with unclear chronology and numerous garbled names.
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
New York market round up shows mixed moves across commodities and stocks with sections on nails, industrials, motors, copper and mines. Industrials and motors show notable activity while copper declines and metals fluctuate.
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United Press
New York
Stella
Copper & Mines
Zoning Board of Appeals Sets Monday Hearing
The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet Monday to hear four applications. One seeks permission to construct a bowling alley on Cleveland Street extending toward a residential area, filed by Jack Tarry Jr. The second asks to repurpose a former Crawford Dairy site for a milk plant at the rear of VET Ahddle. Additional items cover proposed subdivisions and a new dairy plant on West Street, with related matters discussed in the Building and Lands committee meeting.
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Whfere
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cleveland Street
Radycourt
Pearl Cautte
Jack Tarry, Jr
Aoning Board
Mthday
Crawford Dairy
Harthog
Burkhing
Pusk
Dickuson
Connect
Prde
Weat Street
Bettlng Cs
Buile 4
Om West Stereos
Apophewlon
Cleveland
Roosevelt Streets
Carnet Building and Lands
Woman Robbed By Armed Youths Near Fremont
Authorities sought a gray Plymouth car tied to a raid on Mrs. Edward Strohl on her Fremont area farm. Two armed youths aged about 14 or 15 bound her, took $10 and a watch, and fled as her son Chase pursued but was driven back by gunfire. Deputies think the youths escaped from the Mansfield reformatory.
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Fremont
Edward Stronl
Stenl
Strohl
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