Steel Wage Settlement Hopes Rise for No-Strike Deal
Washington optimism grows for a settlement in the steel wage dispute without a strike as CIO United Steelworkers and steel industry begin Pittsburgh negotiations next week. A wage rise and a price outlook loom, with Nathan's analysis backing the case for a 20 percent increase without price hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magazing Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Steel Workers Union
Bled Com
Cipal
Robert R. Nathan
Nathan
Ole Weday
Princcipal Steel
steelarRota
Truman
Cons Kress
President's Pro Agriculture Plan Favors Support in Congress
President Truman’s economic report favors expanding farm markets to match production and considers low income food aid. Congress, split along lines, weighs the proposal with Republican farm states wary of a food stamp plan. Hope, incoming House Agriculture chair, agrees the government must maintain farm prices at parity for two years.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Clifford R. Hope
Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Permit Issued For New Type Home In Cleveland
J. R. Beham and George B. Anthony received a city building permit today to construct a new type of prefabricated home at West River and Fairmont. The 24 by 24 foot, one and a half story structure uses steel framing and marine plywood siding. The test home, four rooms plus bath with basement, will be inspected by building committee members Louis Heidrich, EF Monroe, and A. T. Sibley. Estimated cost is 5000 dollars, with sale price around 7200 dollars including the jet foundation. The Cleveland firm has about 60 lots on the West Side and hopes to install multiple units pending building board approval.
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J. R. Beham
George B. Anthony
Scofield
Clave
Tland
West River
Fairmont
City Building Board
Louis Heidrich
Columbia Avenue
EF. Monroe
Bell Avenue
A. T. Sibley
Cornell Avenue
Agate
Cleveland
Dr Lutz Called To Penna By Father's Death
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Dr J Lutz of Cleveland ryd has been called to Beaver Falls Pa on account of his father John W Lutz death. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon and he will return Monday.
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North Ridgeville
J. Lutz
Cleveland
Beaver Falls
John W. Lutz
Chicago Teachers Strike Averted By Board Salary Plan
Chicago teachers’ strike scheduled to begin today was averted as the Board of Education announced immediate salary increases totaling 4,250,000 dollars for teachers. A long range schedule projects additional increases of 13,198,000 dollars if funds become available for Vocational and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wes
Board of Education
Wallace Attacks Churchill Slams Anglo American Alliance
Former secretary of commerce Henry A. Wallace accuses Winston Churchill of forging an Anglo American alliance to confront Soviet Russia. In the New Republic Wallace critiques Churchill’s Fulton speech as dynamite and warns of plans to arm Western Europe with U S. bombs. He doubts Christian motives and predicts escalating armaments and global conflict.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Winston Churchil
Soviet
Russia
Wallace
New Republic
Churchill
Fulton
Truman
Zurich
France
Germany
England
Europe
Gol
United States
Senior Four-H Club Officers Installed
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club officers for 1947 were installed at the Oberlin meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Harey Murphy with 45 members and guests. New officers listed include Don Breyley Wellington president Fred Foppley Elyria vice president Frank Herrman Amherst secretary and treasurer Alvin Fowl Elyria representative leader Ralph Hirt Oberlin and Elsie McConnell Wellington executive committee. Six members will attend a royal youth conference at Wooster Saturday afternoon and evening. The program featured a discussion on The Challenge at Agriculture and games led by Alvin Fowl.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Alvin Fowl
Gerad Hasenpilig
NY Central Yorn Vie 2ANs Wily ai
NY Central faces Yorn in a conflict over 2ANs amid AI and WW era tensions. The match tests strategic balance as both sides deploy advanced units and seek regional advantage while public reports emphasize cautious diplomacy and ongoing maneuvering.
Father And Son Complain Of Head Injuries
Roberts Kaderbek of Ro DL and his father Frank were injured after a collision at Middle avenue and Oberlin road while driving toward Elyria on Oberlin road. Julius Greenfield of Lorain drove south on Middle avenue and police noted slippery pavement contributed. A city water department truck was struck on Clark Street by John Sabon. Laurence Worcester’s car hit on Broad and West Bridge streets. Harry Anthony’s car skidded near 1183 East River Street and hit a utility pole.
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Roberts Kaderbek
Ro DL
Wakeman
Frank
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Julius Greenfield
Lorain
City Water Department
Lew Hasel
Clark Steo
John Sabon
Lafayette Street
Jett
Laurence Worcester
Dewey Avenue
Broad
West Bridge Streets
Jey Kirk Af Wakeman
Harry Anthony
Harvard Avenue
Fast River Street
Death Records of Mra Emma Bislich and Others
Obituary notices detail Mra Emma Bislich of North Ridgeville died at Elyria Memorial Hospital, with four daughters and a son surviving, services in St. Peter's church. Also WAKEMAN Martin Logan, Lucy Lambert, and WELLINGSON Lucy Lambert deaths reported with funeral arrangements and survivors across several Ohio towns.
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Emma Bislich
Emin Bislich
Chestnut Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bislich
Berea
Chestnut Ridge
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Allar and Rosary Society
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights At
Dewey Curtice
Ernest Kenny
Aloysious Fisher
George Haney
Elyria
Ervin. Bislich
Barney Bislich
Ruth
Bittner Fucners
Francis Brucker
St Peter's Cemetery
Wakeman
Martin T. Logan
Sophia
Celine
Ursuline Nuns
Toledo
Elmer Pheifer
New London
John &. Slevin
Lorain
William Harding
Norwalk
Martin J
Collins
Mathew A
Francis A
James J
Cleveland
Birmingham
Leo L
Joseph T
Armsherst
Bernard J
St. Mary's Church
Karl Burger
St. Mary's Cemetery
Nancy White Weds Robert Harner In Simple Home Ceremony
In New London on a Sunday ceremony Nancy White wed Robert Harner in a quiet home setting. The Rev Go 1. Rettenring, former pastor of the First Baptist church, officiated as family members witnessed the vows and a brief reception followed. The couple left for their wedding trip. Harner is the son of Floyd Harner of New London.
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Nancy White
Robert Harner
New Jondon
Samuel
Paul M White
Nancy
New London
Rettenring
First Baptist Church of
New Tandon
Shyimide
Phyllis
Icarner
Harner
Floyd T Marner
New Tondon
Two Accused in Thefts Await Arraignment in Circleville
Orin Diltz aged 2 and George Cliffon aged 25 await arraignment before Judge Wilson Whitey on indictments charging thefts. The men were arrested after a string of local break-ins, with bonds set at 30,000 dollars each.
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Circleville
Orin Diltz
George Cliffon
Wilson D
Payroll Auditor to Meet Employers Next Wednesday
W. K. Johns, payroll auditor for the Okfg Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, will visit the Elyria office at 212 Middle Avenue next Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to aid county employers in preparing their fourth quarter 1946 wage reports under the new BIC 475 form. Employers may call to arrange appointments as the Bureau expands its outreach to simplify quarterly reports and ensure timely submission by January 31, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Johns
Okfg Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Figtia
Léfain County
DB. J. Beaumont
Elyria Ance
Jones Iill
Elyria
Elytin
Middle Avenue
Ohio
State Bureau
Jones
Anderson Seeks Soil Conservation And Modernization
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson urged a wartime like plan for peacetime farming at the Kentucky Farm Bureau convention in Louisville He endorsed continued price supports to avoid a sudden drop while urging farmers to focus on soil conservation modernization and paying down farm debts over the next two years He said postwar policy should provide full employment and stable markets to prevent waste and support farm income.
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Louisville
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Truman
Mrs. Jacobs Buys Spike's Market in Broad Street Deal
Mrs E Jacobs longtime local businesswoman becomes new owner of Spike's Food Market at Broad Street and West Avenue from Max Kutash and Betl Finegold who ran it three years. The sale via J N Rasuler Realty. Jacobs plans remodel and keep large meat department with groceries and produce. Her son John Jacobs will assist and buy. he is a Coast Guard veteran.
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FE. Jacobs
Eleria
Spike
Broad Street
West Avenue Yaterday
Max Kutash
Betl Finegold
Morris Spike
Jack J. Spite
J. N. 'Rasuler Realty Company
Jacobs
Quit
Jacobse
Jacob
Jorn
Astre
Hes
John Jacobs
Coast Gardam
Aftet
Moninla
Philippines
All Out Farm Safety Plan Discussed in Lorain County
Representatives of six groups in Lorain County discussed an all out farm safety program at a meeting in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. Ohio State University extension agent W. Stuckey cited safety gains and a planned February 18 follow up to form a steering committee and coordinate efforts among schools, Red Cross, 4-H, farm groups, and other agencies. A countywide farm accident survey for 1648 will be a first project to measure impact and needs.
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Ife
Lorain County
Stuckey
90 Year Old Woman Rescued From Burning Home
In Madisonville Cincinnati, a 90 year old convalescent woman named Mrs Garah H. Smith was rescued from a second floor by two women, Mrs Neal Banks and Mrs Virginia Bolt, who braved smoke to carry her out after a fire started from an overheated furnace. Damage was estimated at 1000 dollars. Mrs Smith suffers a fractured hip. Marshal John Hall reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Garah HH
Madisonville
John Hall
Neal Banks
Virginia Bolt
Smith
Hall
Ninth Alarm Fire Fails To Spread In Elyria Garage
Elyria firemen answered their ninth alarm yesterday afternoon to a blaze at Stop 6 Lake Avenue in Elyria Township. A coal oil heater ignited while C A Gibbens son Richard and another youth repaired a car in a one story garage. Fire confined to the heater and the garage interior was only slightly smoked. The boys moved the car and pulled the heater out before the garage caught fire. Firemen credited a defective heater for the incident.
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Elyria
Wat
C. A. Gibbens
Lake Avenue
Township
Gibbens
Richard
Sohngen Takes His Place On Bench
Robert M. Sohngen of Hurmilito was sworn in as Ohio Supreme Court judge to fill the unexpired term of Roy H. Williams. Chief Justice Weygandt administered the oath as Sohngen becomes state liquor director and awaits a successor appointment by Governor Lausche. The term ends December 1948.
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Columbus
Robert M. Sohngen
Hurmilito
Ohio Supreme Court
Roy H. Williams
San
Ate R. Sohngen
Carl I. Weygandt
Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
State Liquor Department
Thomas J. Herbert
Lausche Roules
A. ST. Balmert
Witerka
Black Seeks Election as City Council President
Seward N. Black long time leader in city finances and current president pro tem announces candidacy for president of the council on the Republican ticket. Rumors place George Hermann and Harry Patterson as potential Third Ward candidates. If elected Black would appoint but not serve on committees, a move many fear could hinder finance oversight.
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Seward N. Black
Third Ward
Black
George Hermann
Park Avenue
Dealty
Harry Patterson
East River Street
Am Horat Board Demurs In School Property Dispute
The Am horat township Board of Education today demurred to a petition by Alex Nagy seeking court transfer of school property arguing no reverter clause exists and the petition lacks a valid cause of action. Several civil actions are noted, including divorces, a murder investigation matter, and a pending sale of the Charlotte News to a new company led by Thomas L. Robinson.
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Board of Education
Amhorat Township
Alex Nagy
Charlotte
WN. C
W. Corey Dowd, Jr
Charlotte News
Thomas L. Robinson
New York Times
National Tithe Management Club Forming Nationwide
Shorter membership drive underway after officers met to organize the National Tithe Management Club. Affiliated with the National Association of Foremen founded in 1918. Charter memberships open through January 20 under a committee led by J. P. Wise and others. The association aims to raise foremanship quality via clubs and educational and social activities.
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National Tithe Management Club
Management Club
National Association of Foremen
J. P. Wise
P. P. Chapla
J. A. Ferlic
H. A. Prestage
F. N. Oerlell
Sikora
McCartney
J. C. Thompson
O. Kiein
William Parker
Lulg Santhie
H.R. Townsley
Max A. Lyndon
National Tube Management Club
Lyndon
Frst
Iiterpresident
Carl W.tufford
C. E. Vick
William John
Fremont Industries Seek PUCO Help Over Power Failures
Fremont Industries complained about repeated electrical failures that shut plants three times in seven months. They asked the State Public Utilities Commission to prioritize materials for Ohio Power Co. for a new substation and to assign an engineer to study the local power situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
State Public Utilities Commission
PUCO
Ohio Power Co
Enginneer
Toledo Market Roundup and Livestock Prices
Markets report mixed prices for wheat corn and oats plus detailed livestock figures. Cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs show active demand with price ranges and receipts. poultry and produce listings from Cleveland and regional markets provide itemized values for apples beets cabbage carrots lettuce mushrooms parsnips onions and potatoes.
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Choice
Omrgdaams
Cartoha
U St
Min
Delicionas BP
Baldwins
Blind Veteran Seeks Work After War Loss of Sight
Calvin Venable, 24, blinded in war and prisoner of Japan, advertises for any job in Portland want ads. He has had two offers from prior ads none materialized, one a scam, the other a companion. Now job is his hope for normal life as VA disability funds barely cover essentials. He recalls prison, rehabilitation, and a new life with wife Jane Neilsen, expecting a child, hoping work can restore independence.
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Portland
Calvin Db
Venable
Veterans Administration
June
United States
Don
Army
Old Farm Convalescen't
Avon
Conn
Sand
Ash
Jane ‘Neilsent
Hartford
Little Rock
Ark
Venabie
Sidney Man To Be Ohio Sup't. Of Insurance
Governor elect Thomas J. Herbert named Lee Shield of Sidney as state superintendent of insurance under Dale Duniton who becomes director of commerce January 13. Shield, 34, OSU and Franklin University graduate, law practice in Sidney until 1941, assistant attorney general under Herbert, and WWII sergeant.
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Ohio Sup't
Insurance
Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Lee Shield
Sidney
Dale Duniton
Commerce
Shield
Ohio State University
Frankliu University
Herbert
le Suranéey
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Court of Common Pleas
Robert F. Cebula
Cambridge Ave
Elgrin
Ohio
Plaiytiff
Helen M
Pisioriff
Keefer
Temple Street
Altgubpua
Wolf
Cebula
Ecuibla
Owiltal
Abeenee and
Geek
Bath
Wilbur
Reepeh
iMate
Stephania J. Skodak
Viewre Wilson
Count Tail
Hagerktawi
Maryland
Felen Wilson
Linden
Agathae
Onle
Fap
Voierie
Thehesa A
Sw Ewing
Aliarne
Scartaz
Theas Teram
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