YWCA Holiday Events Draw Nearly 3000 Participants
YWCA reports about 3,000 women and children joined its holiday season events. High school Y-Teens hosted multiple parties, fund drives, and charity activities including gifts to Gates Hospital and Lorain County Children’s Home.
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YWCA
Wc.a
Y.W.C.A
Gates Hospital
Jornea
Franklin Group
McKinley Yreeners
Erade
Yw.ca
Y Wca
Furnace Fund
Y. W
Lorain Country
Taxicab Industry Facts Revealed in Trade Publication
The Taxicab Industry reveals routine wear and tear patterns with cabs averaging 62 000 miles a year and replacing vehicles when new cars are available. Breakage in linings tires spark plugs batteries drive maintenance costs, while 61 percent of operators plan to equip over half their cabs with two way radios as demand for US automakers grows among Costa Rica drivers.
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Cleveland
Indusin
Congress Opens Amid Crowds and Quips in 1948 Session
Reporter notes half-filled galleries as Congress opens with brisk remarks and light humor. Include remarks by Halleck and Knutson, muttered jokes on eggs and chickens, and a tease about a future presidential message. Ending with a sharp contrast to a Hollywood style note on Sally Keith’s platinum blonde Cadillac.
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Congress
Hollywood
Boston
Sally Keith
Ohio GOP Aims for Taft Delegates in Columbus Meet
Ohio Republican leaders gathered in Columbus to form a slate of national convention delegates pledged to support Sen. Robert Taft amid talk of Ohio ballot contests. The party plans 53 votes with nine at large and two from each of 22 districts, while rumors of a Stassen bid surface for possible May 4 primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Democratic State Central
U. S
W. A. Juhan
Cincinnati
Truman
Alpert A Horstman
Dayton
Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Minnesota
Republican Party
Katharine Kennedcy Brown
John W. Bricker
GOP
Fred H. Johnson
Zanesville
Thomas J. Herbert
Clarence J Brown
Taft
Central Committee
Joseph T Ferguson
Julian
Marie Boyle Burns
Toledo
State Central
United States
Juhan
Frankfort
Colege
Central Western Germany to form unified western government
Gen Lucius D. Clay announced plans to merge American and British zone military and government bodies into a centralized Western German government. He spoke in Frankfurt on a two day conference with British and German officials outlining a co equal leadership structure and authority over eight states. The move aims to unite the Ruhr and Hamburg labor situation and strengthen the bi zonal economic council. Soviet officials in Berlin viewed the Frankfurt talks as signaling a separate western German state.
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Lucius D. iClay
Germany
Clay
Frankfurt
London
Tomorow
Brian Robertson
Supreme Headquarters
United States
Economic Council
Ruhr
Hamburg
Berlin
Trade said to cut off with western regions in future
The report notes a forecast that virtually all trade with the western zones would be cut off in the future, signaling major shifts in economic ties and regional commerce.
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Archer
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Severnth
Wagner
Music & Appliance Store
Broad St
Costa Rica
Kalamazoo Products
Broadway
Lorain
By Harman W. Nichols
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House of Representaries
Joseph W. Martin
Martin
Norun
Charles A. Eaton
New Jersey
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
R. Truman
Harold Knutson
R. Minn
Knutson
Robert Tripp Ross
R.N
Seaboard
Halleck
Sam Rasburn
Rayburn
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Guris
Law Makers
Elyria Office Equipment Co
Masonic Temple
the Telling-Belle Vernon CO
Jack Carson
Eve Arden
WTAM
G.O.P
Springfield
Mass
Christopher Aspall
Bosch
Magnetos
W. H. Jenne
Adams and
Foster
Western
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Bes
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Nashua
Ary Sale
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