CIO Wins National Labor Board Election At Western Automatic
In a four way vote at Western Automatic Machine and Science the CIO won easily. Ballots showed 174 for no union, 123 for ALF, and 31 for MESA with MEBA seeking bargaining rights only for the roof room employees. Employer ballots will be counted March 18 and results announced days later.
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National Labor ‘Relations Board
Western’ Automatic Machine and Science
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A.B
MESA
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Ite
NLRB
Treporter
Ohio To Open Bids On Highway Jobs
State Highway Director Perry Ford said Ohio will soon open bids on a 12.23 million dollar highway program funded by Federal and state shares. The three year urban project aims to ease bottlenecks and grade separations in major cities, with contracts due by June 30 1947 and a one year grace period for federal funds.
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Columbus
Perry ‘Vo Ford
Ohio
Ford
Federal Public Roads Administration
Deaths and funeral services for Lula Riley and Henry A Miller
Funeral services for Lula Riley of 319 Seventeenth Street will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church, with Rev Jesse Monk officiating. burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Henry A Miller, 70, of 1396 Lake Avenue, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday after a heart attack at home. he had lived in the city 40 years and was a stationery engineer, later with the Eagles Club. He leaves a wife, three children, three stepchildren, a brother and six grandchildren. services for him are planned Saturday with Eagles presence and burial in Brook Wool Cemetery.
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Lula Riley
Seventeenth Street
Jesse Monk
Brookdale Cemetery
Henry A. Miller
Henry August Miller
Lake Avenue
Elyvia Menmorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Napoleon
Ohio
Eagles Club
Lutheran Church
Elyria Eagles Aerie No
Clarabelle
Harald F. Miller
Toledo
Ernest Miller
West
Gretchen
Maude Jackson
Joseph Olen
Elyria
Lester Hamilton
Detrt
Albert Miller
Laden- Curtis Feperul Nome
Satuday Agom
Othe Eagles Haarge
Bim
Wool Cemetery
Lucan
Elyrians Honor Local Veterans Discharged From Armed Forces
A list of Elyria residents released from military service includes George B. Johnson, William J. Pemberthy, Howard Be Rusterholty, Robert L. Paris, Eddie Byrd, John Joseph Gart, Eugene Frank, Pat V. Provensa, Ancil F. Remy, and Howard R. Wilson. Each entry notes service branch, discharge date, and notable awards or campaigns, reflecting the city’s recognition of wartime service.
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Eh Rana
George BE. Johnson
Lipit
George & Johnson
Harvard Avenues
Navy
Bath
Aeaverity
Washington, D. C
Ite
Robent
Paris
Robert L. Paris
Seventeenth Strest
Asm
Meatre Gibbon
Fort Lewis
Warstt
Eddie Byrd
Foster Avenile
Army
Camp Atterbury
Foun
J. Garts
John Joseph Ciseiz
Strath Street
Caley Vith
Oprank
Eugene Prank
Broadsreet
Atpust
Asialie-Pacifiw
Phe
Philippine Literation Ribuot
Ind
Pat V
Provenza
Pat VY
Provensa
St. AlgUs Line
N. Olive Altiret
Elvrias
Ancil F. Remy Ane PF. Remy
Pocatello
Idaho
Bath Street
Elyria
Kenneth Sheldon Enlists In Army
Kenneth Sheldon enrolls in the army, listing 406 Adams Street as his home. The fragment notes his prior service in the Civil War era and mentions wartime service, age, and residence, with references to his family and military history in Atterbury, Indiana.
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Kenneth Sheldon
Kenrth Sheldon
Adams Street
Corny
Atterbury
Musical Program At Second Baptist Church
A brief notice announces a musical program at Second Baptist Church featuring a choir and guest performers. The event highlights a gospel concert with likely church members and visiting artists, inviting the community to attend the evening program.
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Second Baptist
Utilities Issues Show Gains
NEW YORK Resumption of dividends on senior shares of Electric Power & Light and American Power & Light sparked buying in a otherwise sluggish market. Electric Power & Light 6 percent preferred rose, North American Company led utility shares, while losses appeared in Chrysler, Consolidated Vultee, Loew’s, Montgomery Ward and American Telephone. Fractional gains and small losses were seen across Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, Dow Jones, and other issues.
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Elécric Power & Light
Américan Power & Light
Electric Power & Light
Yose & Points
Sué
Ion
Chrysler
Consolidated Vultee
Loew's
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
General Elective
downs-Manville
Douglas
United Arent
Pullman
Chesepeake & Chin
Inlervalenal Paper
Kenneentt Capper
Ohio Strip Mine Study Commission Signals Regulation Plan
The Ohio Strip Mine Study Commission agreed on regulating strip mining of coal and minerals and considered reclamation of spoil banks. Delphos member Rocha Lindemann did not attend the opening session. Members present included William Stinehcomb, El B Addison, Theatore Gray, John Babka, Clifton Carol, Gordon Cadiz, and R. M. Rowsheim.
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Ohio Strip Mine Study Commission
Rocha Lindemann
Delphos
Storory
William A. Stinehcomb
Cleveland
Metropolitan Park Board
EL EB. Addison
Ehacrinany
Theatore M. Gray
Piqua
Sen
Clingaudacksan
Voungataver
Roy
Missing teacher Lola Cell 4 sought by 125 boys search
In Columbus the aid of about 125 high school boys from Grandview and Upper Arlington joins a large search for Lola Cell 4 a semi aid teacher who vanished Saturday. A red shoe was seen near the Olentangy River but no trace found. Miss Yelli a home economics teacher at West Mansfield left on a shopping trip and has not been heard from since. Police believe amnesia a possibility. relatives say she has been nervous about work.
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Columbus
Lola
Seioto River
Grandview
Upper
Arhngion
Robert Lavaiantoin
Grandview Heights
Yelli
West Mansfield
West Mansfield School
Wulhonies
Sunday sermon plans at Bala wen Wailave College
A pastor from Bala wen Wailave College is listed as preaching on Sunday March 38 and again on Thursday March at the Metis Mayme ard oom event. Other notes reference prayers, church services, and meeting dates with times around 10 30.
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Vincent
Meray
Balawen Wailave College
Chicago
Balawin
Cabire
Indiantown Gap to Reassign Roles as Center Inactivates
Indiantown Gap Army post in Pennsylvania plans March inactivation of its Personnel Center and shifts to fourfold mission. The change follows reduced flow of transients from overseas and will retain Provisional MP Regiment, Screening Center, prisoner of war administration, and Station Hospital. Personnel cuts will leave about HON officers and 1100 civilians, down from 4400 military and 4200 civilians.
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Indiantown Gap
Hirge Army Post
Regier Army
Main
Beanch
Court House Divorce Filings Show Neglect and Cruelty Claims
A rush of divorce actions appears from Lorain to East Liverpool and Los Angeles, with couples alleging neglect and cruelty. Several petitions seek name restorations, custody hints, and alimony. Multiple defendants, varied ages and addresses, are listed amid a tangle of blurred names and scattered details from the court filings.
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Arthur Douglas
Lorain
Lemond
East Liverpool
Celia Garfeld
Lorin
Max
Herleet
Ostrov
Leslie Becker
Loam
Frances, Los Anggeles
Phiuntif
Maticiy
Poultry Feed Situation Angers Ohio and New England
Ohio State extension experts Ferguson and Moyer told Lorain County poultrymen that the feed shortage tightens in New England and other deficit areas. Despite a national grain surplus, northeastern Ohio remains a deficit area requiring purchases from other regions. Farmers plan about a 14 percent drop in chick purchases, with further cuts if conditions worsen.
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Ohio State University
Lorain County
Carl C. Deeds
C. M. Ferguson
D.D. Moyer
New England
Ohio
Republi
Ferguson and Moyer
Revival Services At Gospel Tabernacle
Revival services continue at Gospel Tabernacle 150 East Bridge Street led by Evangelist RW Prince of Boston Mass Tonight is family night with largest family honored. Tonight’s topic What Have I Done. Friday is Young People’s night with Rev Lyman Richardson from West Cleveland and delegation. Baptismal service planned with Pastor Rev David M Hogan officiating at nine. All welcome. services begin 7:30 p.m.
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Gospel Tabernacle
East Bridge Street
Prince
Boston
Mass
Lyman Richardson
West Cleveland
David M. Hogan
New City Codes Shipped Amid Unclear City Process
The record describes city code shipments and mentions Mayor A R Agate, variations in format, and a 42000 feet measurement tied to a record paper. It references Majer Val Pu Rogie and a sinking LOOLIng Lord, with several garbled phrases about volumes and payments.
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Majer
Pudhng
Ridgeville P T A Members Work On Kindergarten Project
North Ridgeville PTA reports at February meeting that Pars East Teacher Association members proposed a kindergarten aid to the Board of Education. A committee led by Mrs C S Winter was named to pursue possible assistance. Founders Day program planning and related events were outlined, with refreshments and parent turnout noted.
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North Ridgeville
P.T A
Vern Wilbur
Board of Education
C. S. Winter
Charles Hoskin
Hubert Lyons
E. M. Pootay
Harold Diedernehy
Etta! Ely
Bt Krade
Nevis
Mad
PTA
The
Coil
Mason
Opitta
Cleveland News
Grapefruit Circuit Ends and Spring Training Moves
United Press reports on Grapefruit League activity across Florida and California venues. Managers shuffle squads, promote players, and anticipate a peak season as servicemen attend camps and rosters form for the major leagues this spring.
Leathernecks And Jay-Vees Win In Cage Tournament
In the YMCA House Basketball League double elimination tournament Jay-Vees defeated Rippers 42 to 28 while Leathernecks edged Blazers 48 to 35. Next week Blazers meet Rippers at 7 and Leathernecks face Jay-Vees.
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Jay-Vees
Y. M. C. A. House
Rippers
Blazers
Leathers Necks
Jay Vees
At & O'rlack
Jayvees
Rippers 7Hart Ary Schuster
Renard
McDonald
Gnade MT
Chesier
Cdf
Hatser
Berinogt
Harner Tx
Reith Ie
Reso
Ingraham
Canadiens Lose 5 to 3 to Bruins in Toronto Clash
The Montreal Canadiens, aiming to clinch a third straight title, were upset 5 to 3 by the Boston Bruins. The defeat left Montreal with a two point edge over Chicago and three over Boston in the standings as New York edged Toronto 4 to 2.
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National Hockey League
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Chicago Blackhawks
Bruins
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Seals
Eisenstat Plans To Rejoin Tribe
Eisenstat, former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers, will be released from the Army in the first week and report to the Indians trading camp in Clearwater Florida. He previously served with the AW Corps and Coast Guard units and is now slated to join the Indians after a period in service.
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Fla
Melott
Walker Cooper
Giants
New York
Cooper
Navy
Jersey City
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Hamilton Field
Carlor
Harry Eisenstat
Detroit Tigers
Aw Corps
Indians
Clearwater
Lirat Bid Dekes
New York Yankees
Tyalsport Command
Bowling Standings from Wyrment Home
Readable fragment shows standings for a bowling event at Wyrment Home with unclear names and positions. The readable portion mentions Stanve and Ahh et al, but lacks complete results or dates to form a full standings summary. Further legible lines are needed for a precise card.
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Stanve
Prices At Noon From United Press Bourse Notes
New York stocks and industrials sections list various companies and sectors with estimates and figures. Major names such as American Nail, Procter & Gamble, US Steel, Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox, Westinghouse Electric, and Anaconda Copper appear among diverse listings.
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NY Central Areerescee
Zitocé&g Penna
American Nail
Byscuit Can Solvents
Nash Distillers S
Amer Rad Tieteteerane
Seta
Elee, Munt
Waid Nash Resg Inator Proctor & Ganinie
Patamunnt Pac Rade Corp
Rueo Senenles
20Th Century Fox
Warner Bros. Westing
Elec
Woolsortiy Co
Motors
Chissler Piouglass
Amiet
S&s
Setar
Pittsburgh Hornets reclaim Western lead with win over Barons
The Pittsburgh Hornets returned to first in the AHL Western Division by routing the Cleveland Barons 11 to 3 before 6,000 fans. The win, after a 40 day gap, moved Pittsburgh one point ahead of idle Indianapolis Cups as Providence beat New Haven 4 to 2 in the Eastern Division.
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Tom Mershes
New Maven
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