Power Strike Seems Certain in Ohio Union Action
A threatened electric power workers strike could disrupt the northeast Ohio grid including Akron Youngstown and Toronto unions demand a 20 cent per hour wage rise. Ohio Edison Dayton Power & Light Ohio Power warned of a Wednesday work stoppage after tense talks ended without agreement.
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Aaron
Ohio
Utility Workers of America
Obie Edison Go
Cleveland
UAW
Dayton Power & Light Co
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Edison
Walter HH Saris
Akron
Ohi Edison Co. Ag
Toa Om Weernesday
Janary
Loris Netaliations
Youngstown
Toronto
GWAWL
Datton Power & Light
Ial
Ohio Power
Lausche May Seek Talks With President Over Ohio Power Strike
Ohio Governor Lausche may meet President Truman early next week to discuss federal intervention if a threatened strike against three Ohio utility firms disrupts power supply. Lausche plans to travel Tuesday to Washington to confer with federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Truman
Ohio
Lausche
GNO to Get Report on Location of Headquarters
The United Nations Assembly plans a special committee to determine where the GNO headquarters will be located. A subcommittee has studied possible sites in New York Boston and Princeton New Jersey and will report to London next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GNO
London
United Nations Assembly
United States
New York
Boston
Princeton
N. J
Londou Gert
Wien
Democrats Expect Kilibuster to Succeed in Senate
Democrats foresee a successful kilibuster next week as they push to delay action on civil rights measures. Senator Richard Russell warns of threats while opposition signals a potential end to the filibuster after a prolonged standoff and procedural pauses.
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Tien
Richard B. Russell
Hale
Four Ships Sink and Three Crewmen Lost in New England Waters
Boston reports four ships lost and three crewmen dead with several rescued as wrecks from a collision or storm prompted swift salvage efforts. Captain Batish Selig and his son Charles Wiistes of New Bedford were among the missing. a U.S. Navy unit dispatched to aid.
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Boston
Mme
Iniastry Navy
Cap Batish Selig
Aplan Charles Wiistes
New Bedford
AO Davidion
Death notices for Mredeha and Agios Webber in scattered records
Fragmented obituary items report the death of Mredeha Webber wife of John Webber on a Friday after a lingering illness, with lines mentioning her Cleveland birth on February 13, 1867 and long residence in Elytia for 44 years, plus church affiliations including St Mary’s Aust ory de Krights of St doh and Altar Rosary Society. Also noted are services for Willow Prank Punter and death of Dr Edward Michaelson, professor of history, details of funeral arrangements and cemetery plans.
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Mredeha
Agios Webber
John Webber
Sumner Street
Heron
Cleveland
Ely
Tia
St Mary's Church
Austory de Krights
St. Doh
Agde
Mes
Anna Wolfe
Henry Webber
Cme
Germany
Qsa
Pattek Downs
LaGrange
St. Marys Church
President Plans Winter Vacation and Honors Trip
The president announced a February departure from Washington to Orlando for a winter vacation. He will receive an honorary degree from Hethes College, then proceed to Miami for a cruise aboard the presidential yacht. After landing in Orlando he will travel to Winterark to accept the humanities degree before returning to Florida waters aboard the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moanin
Orlando
Flate
Hethes College
Miami
Wall HS
White Hose
Charles Toss
Onlande
Weld Meter
Winterark
Hothouse College
Rodent Flamstiey Holt
Florida
Ross Deseriphan
Oas
Danger Seen By Lausche In Labor Management Strife
Unclear OCR text presents a labor dispute context involving Lausche and trustees. Readable fragments indicate tension between management and workers, with references to protests, labor actions, and potential government or organizational involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche
Traffic Mishaps Reported Across City Streets
Deputy sheriffs report several yesterday involving City vehicles and private cars. James Wallace of Foster Avenue skidded into a West Avenue wall while avoiding a truck from North Street. Eugene Vargo of Lexington Avenue had his parked car struck near 419 West River Street by a backing truck from WR Alyria. A city truck and a Spang Baki truck were challenged on Right Street. A bakery truck and a car driven by Mrs Watson on Oberlin Avenue sustained damage after an incident near Lorain.
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James Wallace
Foster Avenue
West Avenue
North Street
Eugene Vargo
Lexington Avenue
West River Street
Simick
Aomlk
Robert Gulden
Alyria
Ihe
Walter Meryecs
City Water Department
John] Haruish
Lavan
Ae Watson
Amherst
Oberlin Avenue
Lorrain
Board of Health organizes and hears reports
Elyria City Board of Health held its annual organization meeting last night with Whitlam F. Gellmar reappointed president pro tem for a third term and Dr Hob Krapp named to serve the remaining two years New five year term given to Cart F. Russert Reports from Health Department covered 209 visits 34 infant examinations and 7 patent tests plus food and sanitary inspections and a dog quarantine action.
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Whitlam F. Gellmar
Hii Lake Avenue
Elyna Foundry
Elyria City
Hob. Krapp
East River Treet
M. EB. Pereh v
Perry
Sis
Gullmar
Cor Cart F. Russert
Columba Avenue
Health Department
Ameeong
Ethryne Hall
Hare
Cry Chemiet
Kate Curtiss
CW Bayage
ISR
White Collar Workers Meeting Draws Small Attendance
A garbled notice outlines a meeting for white collar workers with unclear location and date. Names and institutions are unreadable, but the event appears connected to a local employment or union context and notes limited turnout.
Local Court Actions Reported In Several Divorces
A flurry of divorce petitions and dismissals were recorded with several judges. Joseph Weig of Elyria sought and received a divorce on grounds of neglect from an Australian wife, while others including Margaret Stauder Rita Harvey and Loretta Deiner faced differing outcomes. A vehicle theft and firearm incident in the county court was noted, with Draper’s auto ignition and keys left in the car cited. Minor traffic and assault cases appeared, including fines for alcohol-related offenses and disturbances at the Nord Club leading to charges of assault and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weig
Elyria
Judes D. A. Conk
Shea O
Sidney
Margaret Stauder
Fran Walter
Guy Bo Firdley
Charles Zalepsis
Grafton
Hebernand
Fined and lost driving rights in local court
A local case resulted in a $50 fine and costs plus the loss of driving privileges. The record mentions a defendant and a plea, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. Further readable details indicate a standard disposition in a peace court.
Elyria Soldier Learns Brother Survived War Through Austrian Farm
A young Elyria soldier, Corporal Kenneth Mush, stationed overseas, stops at a farmhouse in Austria where a farmer reveals his own brother lives in Elyria. Mush learns for the first time since 1935 that his brother is alive, and he shares the news with his parents after receiving a letter from Austria.
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Elyria
Austria
Mike Holawacky
Case Raad
Kenneth Mush
Rush
Hamilton Avenue
United States
Fuother Sagings
Cpl Rush
Anysime
Hisipo
Europe
Mike Holawaedy
Auatrea
Meo
Molowacky
Holowackys
Holowacky
Ria
Charge Neglect Of Disabled Veterans
Columbus Ohio Ohin Depart ment of Disabled American Veterans accuses the Veterans Administration of neglecting disabled veterans in Ohio. A resolution cites a 1500 hospital waiting list and a 40 000 backlog of unsettled disability benefit claims. It urges a six point program: more hospitals, home medical care, prompt outpatient care, more workers and space, equal treatment, and faster processing of applications.
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Solumbus
Ohin Department of Disabled American Veterans Today
Veterans’ Administration
Organiaation
Ohio
D. M . Brown
Akron
Gen
Omar Aradley
Directio
G I Brides And Babies Sail To United States
A group of 328 British brides and babies departed from Southampton aboard US forces ships bound for the United States. The contingent, greeted by American naval officers, included seven gas and seven WACs and was joined by 307 more expected later that day.
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Bouthampton
Brydes
Unitedtates
Jauok
Southampton
Anon
Veterans Discharged From Armed Forces Listed Names
Elyria veterans honorably discharged in recent days include Herbert C Arnold from 915 Seventeenth Street Army discharge January 24 with Asiatic Pacific and Philippine Liberation ribbons two stars and Distinguished Unit badge at Camp Atterbury Indiana Kenneth Philip Harvey Abelton Abtrine Corps discharged January 14 to January 18 overseas two years, Norfolk Way Fred T Smith from Barred Street Marine Corps discharged January 17 after overseas service two and a half years at Cheat Lakes Robert Bard Dostall AMM discharged January 17 from naval service at Toledo Andrew J Abahazi 148 Morgan Avenue Army served 1943 to 1945 with full set of ribbons and medals at Great Lakes John Edward Barnes Navy discharged January 20 with American Area ribbon American Medal Philippine Liberation ribbon two stars Asiatic Pacific ribbon three stars at Great Lakes Andrew J Anzi also listed with service from February 19 1943 to December 1945.
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Elyria
Herbert C
Arnold
Seventeenth Street
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Kenneth PL
Harvey
Kenneth Philip Harve
W. River Street
Abtrine Corps
Norfolk
Fred 'T
Smietit
Fred Thoniae Strith
Toledo
John Fr. Barnes John Edward Barnes
Emerson Court
Navy
Great, Lakes
Andrew J. Anzi
Andrew J Abahazi
Morgan Avenue
Five Fined For Intoxication In City Court
Five persons were fined four dollars plus costs after arraignment before the justice of the peace. Dewey Webber of Clare Street, Hugo Zummer of Cleveland, Alwar Clema of Haran Street, Wallan S Trot of Haran Street, and Frais McAvon of Chiren Street were among those fined for intoxication.
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Poe
Justee of the Peace
CLC
Dewey Webber
Clare , Street
Broad
Chapel Street
Hugo Zummer
Clevelaudd
Broad and
West Avenue
Alwar Clema
Haren Street
West
Wallan S
Haran Street
East Arved Street
Frais McAvon
Chiren Street
Hinon Street
Harvesting Delays Persist in Lorai County Fields
In Lorai County the 1945 harvest extended into 1946 with soybeans and corn still unpicked. Weather allowed a second chance last week but freeze and snow hindered field work. County AAA chair Robert Ba- Tih estimates losses under 4 percent, though many soybeans remain moist and unsafe to store without drying.
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Lorai
Robert
Ba- Tih
County Aaa
Eghit
Markets grain toledo report on wheat and oats prices
Grain markets notes show No 1 red and No 7 yellow oats with varying prices. Mention highlights on AS and R2G terms, while a line on high taxes causing graduates to depart Australia.
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Tay Ot Wah
J. P. Diederich
Ce CP Yii
Holmes Delivery
Fist
Johansa
Agnes Webber
Henter
Frattay
Pease
Westhike
Tag Pom
Revoe
C. Maple
Uep
West Park Cemetery
Edward Dickinson
Edward Michasun
Bouth Cedar Street
Opamiecius
History
Isis
Oberhir Coresselors
Allen Hasal
Pern
West Springfield
Mins
Ursa
Theney
Angeline Dunham Dickisett
Oberlin i Irta
Berlin
Directa of Music
Flrara College
Ernie
Oberlin College
Jeno Krelloge
Erlor
Godden
Ken Johnson
Mone
Hygrade
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Lhewtal
Nichols’ Ambulance Service
Columael
Daber
Babes
Board of Health
NATO
Pal
Rita Harvey
Meron
DO A
Dewey Leadughany
Margaret
Jbidee
TR. Findley
Rosa Blythe
Claude
Guy B. Findley
Riinnds
Megs Lect
Theim
Loretta Deiner Aginst Carl
Maxine Anderson
Chalmer
Anna Coen
Homer
D. A Cook
Grounde
Kalhdeen Nelson
RL Anherst
George
Liovain
Young
Ralph Merril
Wellington
Duvares Fray Treng
James Strandbore
Virginia
Franklin
Bo le Draper
Novitt Olmsted
General Industries
Letaan
Sherff
Draper
Igni- Yan
Harry Nietski
Justice of the Peace CC
Sherif
Middle Ridge Road
Churchill
Havana
Raymond
Moma
Wren
Nile
Tv Peiee
Elyrian
G. I
U. S
Karl W. Plocher
Isurame
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Sonotone
House of Hearing
C. T. Dalton
Lorain Co
Box
Chronicle-Telegram
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
The
Northern Savings & Loan Company
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
U.S. Savings
Masonic Temple
U.S. Army
Berson
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