Strikes To Continue Murray Announces
Pittsburgh Cio president Philip Murray declared the strike of more than 225 workers will continue in companies that refused an 82 cent an hour wage increase until demands are met. He rejected pleas of 700 fabricating firms seeking relief, saying no moral justification exists for their predicament. Murray warned that under the wage price policy firms may raise wages without approval and seek price relief later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cio
Philip Murray
Unitéd Stééhvarkere
Murray
Former President Hoover backs Great Lakes Seaway project
Former President Herbert Hoover said the proposed Great Lakes Seaway would pay for itself several times over and serve as a defense measure. In a letter to Senator Carl A. Hayden he outlined its wartime and peacetime value and urged support for construction during wartime reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Heaver
President Coolidee
President Plans Train Trip to Missouri with Churchill
President Truman will travel by train for a Missouri trip with former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. They will depart Washington midafternoon March 4, reach Jefferson City the next day, then go to Fulton for Churchill’s address at Westminster College, before returning to Jefferson City to board a train for Columbus, Ohio. Churchill continues to Washington. Truman speaks at a Federal Council of Churches event in Columbus about the child’s role in America today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Missouri
Winston
Churchill
Jefferson City
Fulton
Westminster College
Pilgrim Church Names Music Director Amid Haste
Pilgrim Church selects Movese Harve as director of music after interview with the inner committee. Harris, recently returned from overseas Army service, brings extensive experience, including prior director roles at Camp Nesekone and Virgin Overseas assignments. The decision followed a plan to invite Herrin to join, with Oberlin and Oberlin Conservatory training noted in his background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vre Patgream Congregational Church
Movese Harve
Arthur Serians
Aiong
Herris
Harris
Rus
ANP
Seraony
Herrin
Oberle Conservatory
Mure
Femmirg Neowork
Oberlin
Hartishaa
Mune
Camp Nesekone
Queen Moregan
The
Aarons
Chars Music
Fro Bellaiy
Virgin
Hari
Wounds Fatal To Two Extremists Reported
Fragmentary wartime item notes two extremists wounded fatally. The report mentions a Sigur saboteurs unit and references early events at an unspecified location. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident centers on extremist activity and fatalities.
Elyrian Honored For 25 Years of Kiwanis Service
Nelson Fifer Fitch, veteran ivra clothing merchant, received a 25 year service pin from Kawames International at a Flyta KRowanis Chiyty's meeting in Cleveland. Guest speaker Bert Keehbuit of WHK TV discussed television development, FM transmission, program costs, and staging needs.
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WHK
Cleveland
Hec
Foy
Wat
Whos Thas
Betier
Lee
Vertag
Cay
2 UD Rene
Artuin Bide
Ho Beleber
FP Menidereney
Coylimbus
Abu Ro Branson
Wellertton
Aed Huoedd
Nelso Mo
Flyin Dail Hardy
Presient
Chitud
Sreme Xeceotgey
de CR
Creceland
Joan the
Elias
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled recap of events
A distorted OCR fragment mentions May, 4 apps, a reader, a witness, and several unclear names. The text contains scattered letters and partial phrases, lacking coherent events or identifiable persons. The piece appears to be an incomplete historical newspaper snippet with no discernible story.
Nation Faces Beer Shortage in 1946 Outlook
Cleveland brewery officials warn the nation faces a beer shortage worse than the repeal era with expected 70 percent of 1942 output in 1946. Officials say rationing to supply Europe drives the shortfall and precise figures will come after the Agriculture Department directive next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Brewery Company
Department of Agriculture
Wis
Europe
Monarch of Trees at Cascade Park Falls After Storm
Cascade Park loses its landmark pine atop Pine Point after a hurricane wind storm. The old tree, once part of a trio with a river view, crashed to the hillside with others felled across the park. John Machock, park superintendent, reports volunteers aiding cleanup and removal of fallen timber for cord wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Bly Woods
Ely Woods
Pine Point
John Machock
Death Record William W. Watson 35 in Elyria area
William W. Watson, 35, died suddenly at 118 Eastern Heights boulevard at 4 p.m. He was born in Elyria on July 24, 18AO and lived here all his life. A real estate salesman for Ro G. Redington, he was a Grace Lutheran Church member. Surviving: wife Marie, son Willan E. Watson in the Army, daughter Geraldine at home, sister Mrs. Lottie Drage of Elyria. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev. W Wo Walker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Watson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mr. Watson
Elyria
Ro G. Redington
Grace Lutheran Church
Marie Watson
Willan E. Watson
U.s.army
Geraldine Watson
Lottie Drage
Taylor Funeral Home
W Wo Walker
Two Toledo Veterans Found Guilty of Murder
A Toledo jury convicting Harold Packer and Milaward Rickman, both in their teens, for murder linked to an incident that injured a bartender named Albert Are sen. The crash occurred near Cedar Street and 51 Cedar, with a car driven by Paul Vacamert Shaker Heghts. victims were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital before release.
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Toledo
Vtoledo
Fife
Harold Packer
Milaward Rickman
Albert, Aresen
Dash Ov
Warel Knipper
Cedar Street
Bined Street
Rast Avenue
Woodee
Paul Vacamert
Clarksfield Family Notes Tragic Military Losses Reported
In a fragmented wartime note from Clarksfield, a family memorializes David Wotan USN and other associates. The text, though garbled, references casualties near Subs Bay and mentions Herman Warren and Myriia Seamain Warren among peers and friends, with scattered details of greetings and condolences.
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Clarksfield
Herman Warren
David Wotan
USN
Bso
Subs Bay
Myriia Seamain
Warren
Seth
North Ridgeville incident report fragment summary
Fragmentary OCR item from North Ridgeville notes possible incident report. Contains unclear, garbled words and missing details. Readable terms include a location North Ridgeville and general mention of an incident with references to age and drugs, but no concrete names, dates, or outcomes available.
Fat Salvage Heroes: Meat Dealers Key to Fat Drive
The American Fat Salvage Committee lauds meat dealers as unsung heroes of the fat salvage operation. They have weighed over 400 million pounds of used cooking fat and earned points and tanks, while housewives and renderers benefit from the program. The dealers shoulder the bulk of the work, keeping households supplied in the effort.
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WAP pRata
Falcom
American Fat Salvage Committée
Renderera
American Fat Salvage Committee
Tom
Department of Agriculture
Aganta
Oberlin College graduation rites and campus notices
Oberlin The graduation exercises for 37 seniors of Oberlin College will be held in Finney Chapel Saturday at 11 am. Twenty three receive BA, one MA, eight BDiv, one BMus. President Ernest Walker presides. Donald M. Love to announce honors. Also V 12 Navy Unit holds last retreat Sunday at 2 45 pm with flag lowering. Red Cross drive to raise 5500 dollars starts March 1. canned goods drive targets 50 cartons. Girl Scouts collect for Kleinwood Garage. Masons meet Feb 26. personal notes include Kennedy's trip to the YWCA convention in Cambridge and Atlantic City. local residents visit relatives and veterans in Texas. church chimes dedication at Fields Methodist Church.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Theology
Conservaloly
Ernest
Donald M. Love
Defy
Thomas W. Graham
Harold Haugh
Haydn
Europe
H. G. May Turges
Kleinwood Garage
Red Cross Drive News
H A. Broadwell
Red Cross
Masons
Oberlin Lodge
Dana C. Kennedy
Cambridge
Mass
Atlantic City
N. J
Itw
Kennedy
Elizabeth Filton
Oberlin Art
Princeton N. J
Pao Chien Lee
New York City
H. S. Paddock
Morgan Street
Corpus Christi
Texas
Charles J Paddock Arm 3-c
Arlene Baldwin
Navy Air Corps
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Agnes Princehori
Merwin Apartments
Cleveland Clinic
Discharged From Armed Forces Among Elyrians and Flyrianis
A list of honorably discharged service members includes Howard P Goodrich of Navy at Great Lakes, Frederick Henry Cassel Army discharged at Camp Atterbury, Harold Clark discharged at Indiantown Gap, George W. Decker Jr at Fort Lewis, Donald Ralph Maurer at Toledo, Lawrence Suskind Navy at Great Lakes, Lester Edlgar Lester at Camp Atterbury, Robert H. Dumke at Camp, Charles B White at Camp Shelby, Daniel Krugman at Lociatown Gap, Alfred Henderson at Cherry Point, Paull O Kasson at Bowman Field, Eugene Gamble Army Camp EUGENE KK MANNING Navy, Eugene Frank Army Camp Atterbury, with various campaign ribbons attached.
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Flyrianis
Howards P
Guotrich
Howard P. Goodrich
Sighalman
S. Olive Street
Navy
Great Lakes
Frederick
Frederick Henry Cassel
Gales Avenua Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Harold EF
Clark
Harold &. Clark
Spruce Street
Army
Indiantown Gap
George W. Decker JR
George W. Decker
Oxford Avenue
Fort Lewis
Wash
Donald R. Maurer
Donald Ralph Maurer
Emerson Court
Edwin Edlgar
Lester
George Street
Robert H. Dumke
Furnace Street
Charles B
White Charles B. White
Foster Avenue
Camp Shelby
Miss
Daniel Krugman
E. 33Rd Street
Lorain
Lociantown Gap
Alfred Henderson
Byesville
Marseilles Avenue
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
Paul C. Kasson
Pauli O. Kasson
Columbus
Sixth Street Army
Bowman Field
Vousville
Eugene J. Gamble
Eugene Gamble
Main Street
Amherst
Elysia
EuropesAfrica
Eugene KK Manning
Eugenie Ernest
Birmingham
Toledo
Eugene Franks
Eugene Frank
Fort Warne
Court records reveal estates and divorces in Elyria area
In Elyria Elvia Williams filed last year, estate valued at 8405 was printed, with 5 B12 on personal property. Frank Dembiec Lerain sued for divorce from Verna, married 1949, with one child Martha Witten. Edgar and Peonas oof reghyer and cele were married in 194 but no clear details remain.
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Elvia &. Williams
Elyria
Frank Dembiec
Lerain
Verna
Martha Witten
Tinvain Aled
Edgar Orn Peonas
Reghyer
Cele
Cnutn
Much Damage At Mills Airport Near Lorain
Deputy sheriffs investigated malicious destruction of property at Mills Airport near Lorain in May. William Long, owner of a frame office building and a metal hangar, found windows doors and furnishings smashed and damaged doors in the hangar. He prepared to move the buildings per a common pleas court decree. Preliminary work by Deputy Sheriff Charles Mack indicated some damage occurred in the past ten days. A $100 reward was offered for information leading to the responsible individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille
Lorain
Wildiam Long
Long
Common Pleas
Shou Charles Mack
Tong
Markets: Varsity produce and livestock market notes
A list of market items shows produce prices for apples from Ul baskets to onions and potatoes, plus mushrooms, parsnips, radishes, turnips, and other vegetables. Livestock quotes include cattle, calves, and sheep with price ranges. notes on market activity describe steady to active trading and quality grades.
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Vrland
Variaux Valerie Comb
Steinmin
Choice Wethers
Colation
No More Tickets for Elerit Federation Dinner
The annual dinner of the Elerit Federation of Men’s Clubs is sold out with all reservations filled. The event takes place Tuesday at the First Methodist Church, with more ticket requests received but none available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elerit Federation of Mén's Clubs
Come Miltoe
Hare
First Methodist Church
Certificates And Pins Presented In Elyria Area
Red Cross home nursing certificates and pins were awarded to 44 people in three Lorain County communities. Mrs. C. Ho Worthington led the presentation for the Elyria Chapter. Certificates went to residents in Hullings ton Grafton and West Russia township who recently completed courses. Mrs. Pearl Murphy taught the course in 2181 persons since the chapter’s start. 10 classes are active with 168 students enrolled. The program is now in 30 schools in the Elsina Chapter area. Residents seeking health and sickness care training were urged to contact Mrs. Worthington. A separate sheriff’s report noted two traffic collisions on Middle Ridge road causing front-end damage to cars driven by John A. Tomski Jr. and Mrs. Margaret Egeland, while a LaPorte collision damaged Carl Atkinson’s car as a long truck blocked the line of traffic. Cub Pack 136, recently reorganized, will meet at the First Methodist Church at 7:20 tonight.
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Fields
Fields Methodist Church
E. E. Thompson
Velma Andrews
Sullivan
Greene
Orville Lyndes
Harold Sweet
Severs
Myra Simms
Stural
H F Cabb
Cleveland
BE Ansdrews
Jack Meyers
Dean Ruple
Myrtle Raple
Willoughby
Pease Funeral Home
M Aid
Glenn Strenahan
Nibson
Pas Goa
Reber
Harid Saget
Mr Gry
Red Cross
Lorain
Elyria
Chap
Academia
Elsina
Worthington
Ihe
John A. Tomski Jr
Amyherst
Margaret Egeland
Amherst
Middle Ridge Road
Sheriffs Department
Lef
Carl Atkinson
Lodi Street
LaPotie
W. O. Stamper
Chicago
Ace
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Kiwanis
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Nusimet
Ieee
Rao
Sy Water Fog
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Sopa
Pete
Thoma
Els
North Ridgeville
Santpren
el Roel
Amy R. Osborn
Oak St
Nh Jinasau
Tyadore Doedesin Duty Mevvce
FE Sendace Meyers Herd Gremer Ro
Haeni Tose
Paul Niapp
Mra Andbuss
Ness Nesscon
Pr Congtepetooral Craggy
Waested
Stesens
aOssson
Walnut Street
Notley
Peteab
Mike To Sar
Sors Pont Am
Koo Hs Dodge
P. RB. Smith & Co
Investovent Brokera and Dealers
Elyria Savings
Oledo Grain
Crain Thas
Ted Hag
Reel
Auutomobiles A
GED
First Methodist
R. F. Allen
Mark S. Willis
Une
Paul Hardy
Park Avenue, Elyria
Wurlitzer
Kingston
Cory
APT
Duncan Phyfe
Cogswell
Studo
Singer
E. J. Mower
Merle G, Karns
Phony
John B. Kinter
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