Ohio Legislators Face 1947 Budget Outlook
Ohio's general revenue fund shows an unappropriated balance near 89 million dollars as of early 1947, with income exceeding budget projections. The state treasurer notes a surplus driven by 1943-45 revenues and large excess income tax collections, while remaining funds cover ongoing capital expenditures and unspecified allocations into 1947.
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Columbus Obio General Revenue Fund
Moo
Dee F. Yongy
State Finance
Eberbert
General Revenue Fund
Defenbachti
Howeser
Donava A. Ebprechtstad
Taft Satisfaction With Reaction To His Speech
Senator Taft expresses satisfaction with his opposition to President Truman's legislative program. Reports indicate Senate Republicans view Taft as a reactionary while supporters describe his stance as principled opposition.
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Taft
Weather and Markets Notes From Page Two
Weather outlook for Roan area and surrounding regions with notes on temperatures and precipitation. Market listings show daily prices and commodity movements for local goods and services, highlighting notable shifts in staple items and seasonal offerings.
Fact Finding Board Proposes Wage Increases For GM Employees
President Truman backs a wage rise plan from the wage fact finding board for General Motors workers. The board recommends about 17.4 percent across GM plants as wartime rules wind down. UAW leaders and GM officials weigh the proposal amid potential strikes and broader industry peace efforts.
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G.M
Washington
Truman
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Wren
Pany Wathheld
New York
UAW
Walter Bowher
Dixie
Reprandt
Tos Leyes Rem
Reuther
Framan
Unite
Plata
Hementos
Toolien Berg
Whele
Bassard
Qumilers
Addition Planned at General Industries Plant
A permit was granted for a 24 foot street edge extension to the General Industries plant adding a 385 foot long structure. The project, estimated at $4000, includes construction oversight by TD Papp and is to be completed per contractor Miia Hatar.
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General Industries
Holy Name Society To Hear Chicagoan
The Holy Name Society plans a talk by a Chicagoan speaker. The event details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate a religious or fraternal gathering with possible references to local chapters and members.
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Holy Name Society
Hospital To Have A Full Time Radiologist
An announcement notes Elyria Memorial appoints a full time radiologist. Superintendent Dr G A Russell confirms the new hire will begin work soon and split time between departments. The report mentions prior service and a transitional period with duties at the hospital.
Nations Urge Unity in UNO Decisions at London Assembly
In London, the United Nations Assembly urged member nations to follow UNO decisions for global peace. Paul Spaak, president of the General Assembly, emphasized acting in good faith and subordinating narrow interests to general world goals. He noted the League of Nations failed from limited international spirit and called for simple procedures and universal acceptance of assembly decisions.
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UNO
Attlee
United Nations General Assembly
Des Content Hall
Clement Atlee
Britain
World Organization
Acme
London
Paul Kerit Spaak
Belwum
Spaakoa
Ade Aress
Gecund
Phamney Aesaen
Tryave Lie
Nov
League of Nations
Major Patterson to Return as Hospital Head February First
Major Patterson, longtime hospital chief, is set to resume duties as superintendent on February 1 after recuperating from illness. James An Hewitt, former bridgeport hospital secretary, will continue as acting secretary until Patterson’s full return.
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Major Patterson
Mayer
Paterson
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Abajur Patterson
James An Hewitt
Losttal Diog
Lates Hospital
Batterson
Riven Memorial
Gadade
Bos
Workers Leaving Jobs At Big Aluminum Plant
Fragmented OCR notes describe workers leaving a large aluminum factory. Text references a plant, labor actions, and possible union or management disputes but details are unclear due to garbled input. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify a specific event.
Men's Clubs To Hold Annual Dinner Feb. 26
Announcement of the annual dinner of the Elyria local Men’s Clubs of Sallobe to be held at 6 30 pm Tuesday Feb 26 at Burtt Methodist church dining room. Speaker will be Very Rev Kirk Do Ferrat Dean of St Pauls Cathedral in Detriot.
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Fenerated Men's Chins
Elyria Sallobe
Burtt Methodist Church
Kirk Boo'Ferrat
St Paaihs Cathedral
Deteot
O Ferrall
Kouwat
Cleveland
St Mouls Cathedral
van Goberrall
Tania
Andrew's Church
Church of
Bistry
Uae
Crete
Peteon
Lee Teetie
Allen
Husband Of Murdered Woman Testifies At Trial
The steel worker husband of Helen Duffield, 24, testified that he received a radio message and learned she had been shot when he arrived in Larath on Nov. 17. Duffield said he and Helen married Sept. 2, 1940, and that she planned to move back to their Jefferson Boulevard home. He denied knowledge of her infidelity or divorce plans. Warner Crisp, a National Tube Co. employee, testified that Duffield came to the Tube mill around 2 am the morning after the murder, claiming he had just killed a girl and showed a 25 caliber pistol. The gun and lead slugs were later produced as exhibits.
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Paul Duttidd
Havytoan
Helen Dorthiel
Walliams
Gle Wickens
Arendedi
Chgms
Aeminder Utal
Dafiele
Okinawa
Jefferson Boulevard
Belon
Miltary Service
Big
Sway
Weir
Edward Canley
Duffield
Nosdie
Conley
Warren Crisp
National Tube Co
Wellman
Traddy
Bloody
Airl
Crisp
Willie Katronica
Von
Xlrs
Dalfield
Robert Vandermark
Atorneys Canley
Walter Harlan
Fast Fire Avenue
Ig Po
Mes
Josephine Seegfried
Nominations Open for Officers of Central Labor Union
Nominations for the Algia Central Labor Union leadership for the coming year were made at the recent meeting. Meers was nominated for president and was the sole nominee for that office. Other candidates named included Hullinger for president, Baxter and Meory Rarsbuth for treasurer, Koumuaeh George Michael and Wil soun Harsey for secretary, and Pred Hutz Emmet donee for serger. A vote on the secretary position was deferred to the next meeting on December 24. Additional nominations and notices were promised for other offices at the next meeting, with further discussions and flyers on the American Federation of Labor work. The list of meeting notices also indicated events at the Critcat Telegraph heady? and Broad Street venues in Friday night sessions.
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Meers
Algvia Central Labor Union
Reese
Central Labor
Ofice
Hullinger Foe Baxter
Meory Rarsbucth
Peres Koumuaeh
George Michael
Wilsoun Harsey Fo
Beaner
George Purpil
Hebertat
Foe Serger
Arm Henry Parcee
Hutz
Emmet
Duscha
Gap
Beese
Etd
Orfantver
Alye Kemp
Aimepean Federation of
Babar
Critcat
Broad Street
Fey Vruradas
General Wainwright Receives New Assignment
Unclear garbled text reports a General Wainwright new posting with references to headquarters and dates. The readable elements suggest a military assignment notice with locations likely including Washington and supporting names, but specifics are obscured. Further legible text is needed for a precise summary.
Tax Rate For Lorain Lowered
Lorain lowers a proposed tax rate with a new rate of 3.450 mills applicable this year. City officials cite funding needs for debts and schools while county records show a remaining levy. The change affects Sheffield Township and nearby areas as part of the 648 mill total for municipal services.
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Lorain
Pus Ano
Acibur
Giles
Tyoon
Black Rover
Sheffield
Baby Bonds series details and Reserve Bank notice
In a confusing notice the text outlines maturity and handling of a series of baby bonds linked to securities. It mentions commercial banks accepting securities and forwarding to Federal Reserve banks, with a special meeting and local hall event. The garbled OCR preserves names of entities and a date reference related to the Odd Fellows Hall and a meeting.
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Washington
Caa
Arcept
Fequal
Reserve Banka
Wil van Nok
Picket Lines Enclose Exchanges Amid Nationwide Strike
Long distance service across the United States faced paralysis as picket lines surrounded telephone exchanges in major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Dallas. Emergency long distance calls were accepted in many centers while most dial service remained disrupted. ACEW and Western Electric leaders failed to reach an accord on wage increases and concessions after a late yesterday meeting.
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New York
Pickering
Washington
Chicago
Philkadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Dallas
Peleration of
Ind
ACEW
Aitkns
Western Electric Company
Emergency Calls Here in Elyria Delayed by Operator Strike
Long distance calls faced disruption as Elyria Telephone operators joined a nationwide strike. Local management said only extreme emergencies were being connected while other cities’ operators acted in sympathy with the walkout.
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RT Capital
Teft
Washington
Nme
Elsesehere
tAcme Telepholol
Elyria Telephone Company
a= cal telephone company
Elyria
Umean
Hat Strite Rov Wo Aminet Vier
Small Group Heads to Cleveland for Induction Today
A fragmentary notice describes a group from Elsi men traveling to Cleveland for an induction ceremony. The text references Viet Palaka and Tar the ama group with a brief political edge and mentions alderman involvement though details are unclear. The item resembles a local home life or classifieds snippet.
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Cleveland
Viet Palaka
Woodford
Tar
Ama
Elsi
Foon
Te Arte Toy Res
Wbeve
Teetoynietis
Uefa Gong Te Lesley
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