Wide Area Hit By Glaze And Floods Across Midwest
Freezing rain and drizzle coated the region from southern Texas to Iowa while flood swollen streams pummeled Illinois and Indiana. The Wabash river overflow cut the village highway for two weeks, leaving 90 homeless as food supplies dwindled. Heavy snows struck upper New York and New England. western areas faced cold to save livestock. In Canada, seven miners were rescued after an ice‑breaker's dash 18 miles up Muchalat Inlet on Vancouver Island. Refugees valued in Illinois and Indiana, with 300 and 200 evacuated respectively from Hazelton and nearby areas.
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United Press
Texas
Iowa
Mid-West
Illinois
Indiana
Griffin
New York State
New England
Far West
Muchalat
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Ilinois
Liquor permits frozen for sixty days in Ohio
Governor Lausche issues emergency order suspending 30 day notice and hearings, halting issuance of D-1 to C-3 permits for 60 days. State Liquor Control Board and Director Oscar Fleckner back the move, citing public decency and need for study amid court decision on population measures.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Department
Frank J. Lausche
Liquor Control Board
Department
Oscar &. Fleckner
Secretary of State
Department of Ligier Control
Walter Mitchell
Fleckner
State Liquor Board
Oscar Fleckner
Liquor Board
Charles P. Sweeney
Lausche
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Weather outlook for Cleveland with rain and milder fall
Cloudy mild conditions spread across northeastern Ohio as rain starts this afternoon. Occasional rain, increasing winds, and milder temperatures tonight and Friday, then a colder spell late Friday. Low tonight around 35, high Friday near 40. Also ad about Carey's Villa entertainment at 1906 Lake Ave featuring Don and Johnny with novelty tunes and smooth dance music nightly except Monday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Don
Johnny
Carey
Charter Received Officers Elected By New Club
The Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's club, a division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, adopted its constitution and charter and elected its first directors and officers at Charter Night. About 150 to 200 attendees heard Osage speaker Wilbur Wood discuss county interdependence and conservation, with 156 charter members reported and a board chosen for two year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton I. Ohlemacher
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
New Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club
Ray Eppley
New
Hany” Rowland
Rochester Township
Arnold Keller
Elytia Township
Norris Ryder
Algria Chamber of Commerce
Hancock County Farmers Club
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Harvey Born
Henrietta
Elyria
Ellis D. Hoag
Sheffield
Graffton
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Henry Leimbach
Brown~helm
Earl B. Jameyson
Wellington
Robert Eglin
C. L. Lehman
Grafton
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Omer Laubenthal
Carl C. Deeds Amherst
Philip Robson
W. L. Walsh
Edgar E. Davidson
Wood
B. J. Chiemacher
Wilbur Wood
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
I Ohio Conservation Committee
Roral
New Club
Ohio
United States
Cost Of Living Downward Slide Prompts Wage Debate
Washington officials announced that the cost of living is in a prolonged decline, with the Labor Department reporting a fifth straight month of falling or flat prices. The upcoming consumer price index is expected near 171.7, down from 172.2 in November, nearing June levels. Data gathering continues into mid January, and the weekly wholesale price index is also anticipated to fall, signaling broader price drops for essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Organized Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eviction fears rise as landlords threaten to withdraw units
Landlords in eight cities led by Tulsa threaten mass evictions to protest federal rent controls. Rent Director Woods warned he may seek court injunctions if moves are illegal or not in good faith. Over 20,000 families could face eviction as associations in Kansas City Milwaukee Detroit Denver Minneapolis Grand Rapids Oklahoma City Chicago St Louis Madison Lincoln Philadelphia Carthage join the action started by Tulsa. Meanwhile APOA officials denied organized eviction plans, calling actions spontaneous or not endorsed by the group. A separate note reports Elyria High School junior Burt Dick Lawrence recovering from a brain concussion after a YMCA game.
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United Press
Washington
Tighe EB. Woods
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Denver
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Chicago
St. Louis
Madison
Wis
Lincoln
Neb
Philadelphia
Carthage
Tulsa Property Owners Association
American Property Owners Association
William Schmidt
APOA
Omaha
Harry Hansen
Tighe Woods
Woods
U. S. Fights To Save Livestock In Snowbound West
Government pours more aid and machinery into the effort to save up to two million head of livestock starving on western ranges. Fleming assigns 35,000 to five states, with a Senate bill seeking 750,000 more. Army, Navy, and Air Force deploy snow clearing equipment and planes to Nebraska and other affected areas as a veteran recalls Colorado’s 1931 blizzard.
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United Press
Federal Works
Philip B. Fleming
Nevada
Utah
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Truman
Senate
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Granite City
Steven J. Chamberlin
Air Force
9Th Air Force
Greenview
D. C
McClellan Field
Sacramento
Cal
Colorado
Bryan F. Untiedt
Untiedt
White House
Marines to Remain in China to Protect U.S. Citizens
Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger said a sufficient number of Marines and American naval units will stay in China to shield U.S. citizens from violence. Some forces may withdraw to Guam, with most remaining aboard ships. several thousand Marines are at Tsingtao and 675 aboard the Bayfield in Shanghai harbor. The policy could change with government decisions in China and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
United States
Oscar C. Badger
Guam
Pacific
Tsingtao
Bayfield
Badger
Condition Of Starr Faxon Is Critical
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports Starr Faxon, 73, of 509 Middle Avenue, in critical condition after a shotgun discharged in his hospital room Sunday night. He had fetched the gun to investigate a mysterious noise at home when it went off, causing a head injury.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Starr Faxon
Middle Avenue
Dinner At Y Tonight Promotes Membership Drive
About 100 workers are expected at the Elyria YMCA annual membership campaign report dinner tonight. Campaign heads say early reports are encouraging and aim to push the drive toward the 550 member goal. In Cincinnati a 19 year old, Charles McQueen Jr, was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve in Price Hill, striking a tree after a collision with another vehicle. A Disabled American Veterans dance is listed for Friday evening at the Elks Ballroom.
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Thennual Elyira Y. M. C. A
Cincinnati
Charles McQueen Jr
Price Hill
Million dollar pledge marks Elyria hospital drive win
Final reports show Elyria Memorial Hospital Building Fund contributions total $1,189,975, about 19 percent over the $1,000,000 goal. Industrial and commercial divisions contributed large sums as thousands of volunteers celebrated at the Elks ballroom and Ely Park, with leaders Thomas and Smythe praised for guiding the effort.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dexter 8
Kimball
Elks Ballroom
Ely Park
Chronicle-Telegram
David O. Thomas
Chauncey B. Smythe
Hias
Lewis D. Huffman
J. A. Hewitt
Charles R. Cook
Allan W. Fritzsche
Earl W. Bell
Fodd L. Moise
Special Gifts
Roy F. Vandemark
Dexter J. Kimdal
Jr. Industrial Employees
Harold H. Eibling
Denis J. Ryan
Weams
G. Russel Hargate
Cochairmen
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Privlege
Smythe
Thomas
U S C Of C Staff Speaker At Elyria Luncheon
Harry A. Lintz national affairs advisor for the North Central Division of the United States Chamber of Commerce will address Elyria Chamber of Commerce officers and directors at a noon Friday luncheon at the Sederis Hotel. He will discuss governmental affairs and issues before Congress affecting the economy. Lintz based in Chicago has 25 years in public affairs and previously taught at the University of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Lintz
North Central
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Lintz
Chicago
University of Denver
Hannegan Sells St Louis Cards Baseball Interest
ST. LOUIS Robert Hannegan announced he sold his stake in the St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Club to Fred M. Saigh Jr for health reasons. The deal includes control of 15 minor league clubs and partnerships with four others, with costs cited around 200000 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Robert
Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinal
Fred M. Saigh, Jr
Saigh
Funeral services for Pfc Bannick set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Pfc Paw Pete Bannick will be held next Wednesday at 9:30 am from St Marys church. Rev Father Joseph B Lehane will officiate and American Legion Post No 12 will be in charge at the cemetery. Bannick 32, killed in action in Germany with the 331st Infantry 83rd Division. Survived by widow June, two sons Timothy and David, parents Mr and Mrs Michael Bannick, three brothers Gabe Michael John, and one sister Miss Ann Bannick. Friends may call Sudra Curtis Funeral Home Monday evening and Tuesday.
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Pfc
Paw
Pete) Bannick
St. Mary's Church
Joseph B. Lehane
American Legion Post No. 12
Bannick
Germany
331St Infantry
Clymer
Elyria
St. Mary's Catholic Church
June Bannick
Courtland Street
Timothy
David Bannick
Michael Bannick
Gabe
Michael
Loran
John
Tampa
Fla
Ann Bannick
Sudra- Curtis Funeral
East Carlisle approves contracts for new school addition
East Carlisle Board of Education awarded the low bids for a two story nine room addition to the existing school. Hume-Siegfried Company earns the general contract, Krebs-Calkins handles plumbing, Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company the heating, and Ward Electric Company the electrical work. Architect is F. J. McFadden of Lorain. Bonds of 145000 were approved last November to cover the project.
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East Carlisle
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New Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen’s Club
Elis D. Hoag
DeSoto Zone
White Horse
Ady
Burt Dick Lawrence
Y.M.C
R. W. Hancock
Lawrence
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad. Ady
U. S
Youth Meets Death
Elysia
Hannegan Disposes
St. Louis Cards
Carey's Villa
Lake Ave
Ohio Public Service
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