Confirmation Of Defenbacher Seems Assured
Senate Democrats appear to have enough votes to confirm Herbert D. Defenbacher as State Finance Director. Sen. Margaret Mahoney says no action will occur until next week and the legislature meets in a skeleton session. Also reported are a school aid bill proposal, a House Rules reform vote, and an emergency pay raise for probate judges in certain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Margaret Mahoney
Cuyahoga
Defenbacher
Mahoney
Frank J. Lausche
DEA
House
Time Marches On A Look Back At Key Events
A year ago gas shortages and cold weather caused curtailment by industrial users. The House Ways and Means Committee approved a Knutson bill to cut income taxes by about 6 billion dollars annually on party line votes. Five years ago government forecasters predicted drought relief for 1944 crops, the worst central drought since the dust bowl era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Ways and Hteans
Knutson
France
Robert Schuman
Central States
Campaign praise and applause for Chauncey Smythe
A speaker thanks Chauncey Smythe for leadership in the campaign and lauds his cool, level headed approach. He asks the audience to applaud Smythe and recognizes Ketchum & Company staff including Herbert Fickes Marion Powell and Bob MacPherson for their roles, expressing admiration for all workers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Smythe
Ketchum & Company
Herbert Fickes
Marion Powell
Bob MacPherson
Iscal
Lorain County Bank Directors Reelected at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company met in the bank lobby yesterday afternoon while Elyria Memorial Hospital campaign headquarters occupied the directors’ room. C. F. Wagner reported gains in earnings and deposits, with loans rising about 1.2 million dollars and capital increasing 46 thousand. Directors reelected for the coming year were Fauver, Hewitt, Meyer, Perry, Placher, Smythe, Taylor and Thomas. officers to be elected next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital Building Fund
C. F. Wagner
Trust Department
B. J. Fauver
A. J. Plocher
Worth Fauver
James A. Hewitt
Leo R. Meyer
R. D. Perry
A. J. Placher
C. B. Smythe
A. B. Taylor
D. O. Thomas
Death of Leo Smallwood Passed Away in Cincinnati
Word has been received of the death of Leo Smallwood son of the late Mr and Mrs Edward Smallwood. He died of a heart attack on Tuesday in Cincinnati. Funeral services and burial will be in Cincinnati. He leaves a daughter Catherine Gibbens a son Edward and three sisters Mrs Mary Fifley Mrs F R Maguire Mrs B L Hartz and a brother W T Smallwood. Mrs Fifley Mrs Hartz and Mr and Mrs Maguire will travel tomorrow to attend the funeral on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Smallwood
Leo €. Smallwood
Edward Smallwood
Cincinnati
Elyria
Bural
Catherine Gibbens
Edward
Mary Fifley
Detroit
F. R. Maguire
Cleveland
Susan Mikloda Wakeman
Susan Mikloda
R. D
Wakeman
Grace Jf Lutheran Church
Jacob
John Hense
Lyle Green
Wellington RD
Julius Fedor
Lorain
Lyndon Geist
Forteviot
Perthshire
Scotland
Association To Seek Election Law Changes
Lake county men lead Ohio association efforts on election law reforms. T R Beckwith heads the Ohio Association of Election Officials as changes considered by lawmakers include central absentee ballot counting and poll list elimination. Wayne Milburn outlines a voting machine bill aiming for single precincts and machine identified issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association To Seek
Columbus
Lake
Leland
Dougan
Sweeney
Ohio
Milburn
Chines
Beckwith
John Kelly
Lucas County
Albina
W i. Rarey
Franklin County
Association
Cermak
Ray Bliss
Summit County
Rose Anthony
Tuscarawas
J. L. Parret
Clinton
William J. O'Brien
Eric
Fred Wilhelm
Clark
Henry C. Shively
Mahoning
H. L. Bennett
Belmont
Mrs. Fox
William J. Leonard
Hamilton County
Kelly
E. H. Stout
Brown
Joe Stewart
Fairfield
W. R. Hamion
Coshocton
Albert A. Horstman
Montgomery
H. M. Sarg
Noble
Margorie Wolfe
Ashland
Rarey
Frank T. Dore
Seneca
GOP Chairman Scott Target In Bitter Row
In Omaha the Republican National Committee neared adjournment amid a bitter row over leadership. Anti Dewey forces seek to oust Rep Hugh D Scott Jr with over 40 votes, but lack a majority as GOP members race to resolve the deadlock before travel and home commitments. Local obituaries and notices follow, listing deaths of Horace B Smith Mrs Lilian Boddy and others with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Sweb
Republican National Committee
GOP
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Scott
Horace
Horace B. Smith
Mildred Smith
Chestnut Ridge Road
Smith
Carlisle Township
First Methodist Church
Russell
William Smith
Taylor Funeral Home
James H.sivard
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Scotts
Roy FE
Dunn
Minnesota
Work On Traffic Control System Starts Monday
Service Director D W Kothe announced Ohio Public Service Company will begin installation of the downtown traffic control system Monday. City workers will assist as lights are hung along Broad Street from East Bridge to West Bridge and in the Court Middle avenue and Third street area, enabling one way traffic near the park. Equipment on order for months is now here and the project cost about $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kothe
Ohio Public Service Company
Broad Street
East Bridge
West Bridge
Court
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Deputy Tax Collector Dies in Wellington
Everett L. Bartick longtime deputy collector of real estate taxes and Wellington Board of Education clerk died at his home on Main Street from a heart ailment. His body was moved to Keith Andrews Funeral Home for funeral arrangements. He is survived by his wife Katherine Barrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Everett L. Bartick
Wellington Board of Education
Tocay
S. Main Street
Barstick
Keith Andrews
Katherine Barrick
Police arrest for speeding and traffic light run
Mike J. George of 2257 East avenue was arrested at 11:25 p m yesterday for speeding on Lake avenue and failing to stop at Foster. Patrolmen Cordrey and Firment chased him at 75 mph. arraignment set for tomorrow in police court. William B. Davis of Oberlin paid $5 and costs after arraignment for intoxication at the New York Central Railroad Station today. Paper bags production soars at Union Bag and Paper Savannah plant, turning out 30 million bags daily and 1.2 billion yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike J. George
East Avenue
Lake Avenue
Foster
GC. L. Cordrey
Michael Firment
George
William B. Davis
Oberlin
New York Central Railroad
Union Bag & Paper Corporation
Savannah
Seeven
Local court actions and traffic fines reported in county paper
At The Court House the filing of divorce suits includes Darryl Rhodes Oberlin and others, with marriages dating back to 1939 1947. Local fines were issued to James Rose and Glen Martin over bus and safety violations. County officials approved welfare and hospital rate changes and discussed Valley View trailer camp improvements. Bolivia studies a plan on employer housing rent for large enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Valley View Trailer Camp
Juvenile Court Handles 419 Cases in 1948
A county report shows the juvenile court processed 419 cases in 1948 involving 257 boys 127 girls and 35 adults. Offenses included theft 68 boys 7 girls burglary 17 boys truancy 11 boys 15 girls incorrigible 14 boys 23 girls sex offenses 24 boys 34 girls traffic 39 boys and mischief 71 boys 25 girls. There were 51 boys and 20 girls sent to jail during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Mansfield Reformatory
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
Chicago Markets Summary from Cash Quotations and Produce
Chicago cash quotations show weaker butter prices per pound and mixed eggs with some large sizes higher. Poultry prices largely unchanged. live fowl and ducks listed with varied cents per pound. Potatoes, wheat, corn, and field seeds cited with regional prices and shipments. Cleveland market notes include apples, cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, mushrooms, and root vegetables with unit prices. Livestock in Cleveland: cattle, calves, lambs, hogs with steady to slow demand and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
New
Florida
Bliss
Cleveland
U. S
Jonathan
Rhode Island
Bskt
Rohs — Bethany
Wellington protests D-5 license grant for Floriene Schweller
Mayor A B Jones of Wellington said state liquor board has not responded to a protest filed Jan 4 against Floriene Schweller’s D-5 night club license granted Jan 5 just before Governor Thomas Herbert left office. A further hearing or reconsideration was expected. 34 residents opposed the permit. Sanitary code violations have delayed opening as the village closed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jones
Wellington
State Liquor Board
Columbus
Floriene Schweller
Thomas Herbert
Jones
Liquor Board
Schweller
Imayor
Lausche
Frank Lausche
Fran Jeis Cole
Liquor Department
Eibling Attends Conference With Northeastern Ohio Superintendents
Harold H. Eibling and Dr. C. W. Woolcoak led a group of 15 northeastern Ohio school superintendents at a year conference in Akron to discuss school finances revenues and teacher salary schedules. Attendees included leaders from Youngstown Canton Massillon Ravenna Kent Wadsworth and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Eibling
C. W. Woolcoak
Elyria and
Lorain
Northeastern
Ohio
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Massillon
Ravenna
Kent
Wadsworth
Church Club To Hold Fish Fry
The Mr. Nebo Willing Workers club will hold a fish fry tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith 124 Wooded street. A short business meeting precedes the event and the fish fry is open to the public. The Jolly Six club met Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C B White, with another meeting planned for this Saturday at 731 West Sixteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nebo
Eugene Smith
Woode. Street
Jolly Six Club
C. B. White
Johnson
West Sixteenth Street
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Fair Employments Practices Commission
Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation District
Paul Wainwright
Elyrma
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Warfield Rock
Fred Maddock
Robert Elbert
Bart Holbrook
Couirt
Guthrie
Daniels
Michigan
New York
California
Hudson
Lorain County ‘Bank
Death Records
G.O.P
Scott Target
Bitter Row
Boddy
Lilian M. Boddy
Tated Presbyterian Church
D. O. McCamy
Ridgelawn Yemetery
Joe Boddy
Daniel
Edwin
Howard Schnarr
Loretta Reedy
Nora Starkey
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Jonn Sherman
John Sherman Lent
William Taylor
Loudonville
Mix
Lent
North Liberty
Lillie Burkepile
Belleville
Lolo Cordero
Sudro-Curtis
Police Dept
Darryl Rhodes
RD. 1
Richards
Lawrence Kavanagh
Avon Lake
Mary
Arizona
Elizabeth Eckert
Columbia Station
Earl R. Peck
East Bridge Street
Polansky
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Rose Sadowski
John
TD. A. Cook
Macklin
Guy B. Findley
William Goetz
Graytown
William Plas
Grafton
Regina Hazlett
Carl
James B. Rose
Warren
C. C. Lord
Glen P. Martin
Vermilion
Justice C.C. Lord
Floyd Shaw
Shaw
Amherst Hospital
Bolivia
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain County
Eibling
United Press
WN. Y. Central Penna
American Radial Glidden Co
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
White Motors
Westinghouse
Republic Steel U. 8
Steel - Anaconda
Kennecott Copper Standard of
N. J
Ohio Oil Ad Standard of
Ind
Standard of Ohio Socony Vacuum Texas OL
Col. Gas & Elec
American T. & 7 Cities Service
Aveo Mig
American Brake
Fryuehaus Trailer Industrial Rayon
Elec
Pontiac
Zelan
Altman & Ackerman
General Electric
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