Taft Declares Republican Will Prevail At McKinley Dinner
Senator Robert A. Taft, Republican leader, tells a McKinley Memorial audience that the party is the party of American principles and will survive and prevail. He blames recent defeats on failures to present principles and calls for housing health and equality while urging state and local governments to act. He supports limited economic aid abroad and criticizes Truman efforts to extend power of the National Labor Relations Board.
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Miles
Robert A. Taft
Taft
United States
Senate
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Piqua Man To Face Arson Charge
Piqua resident Charles M. Mutter, 24, is to face an arson charge over two August fires in Piqua that caused more than 5120,000 in damage. He was arrested Thursday by state arson inspectors in Piqua and questioned in Dayton by fire officials and a private detective. The August 16 blaze destroyed the Piqua Elks club and a furniture store, totaling about 5500,000. a second blaze on October 9 damaged Anchor Manufacturing Co.
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Piqua Elks Club
Anchor Manufacturing Co
Vincent Attends Wedding in Niagara Falls
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin of Vincent and granddaughter Claudia Baldwin of Elyria attended the wedding of Russell Stinebring and Miss Ruth Ambler at Beechwood Memorial Presbyterian church in Niagara Falls last Saturday evening. They stayed at the Stinebring home over the weekend. Mrs. J. J. Cook and Mrs. May Baldwin visited Mrs. William Prindle, who had returned from St Joseph's hospital, and called on Mrs. Ernest Goodsite that afternoon.
Belden Card Club News Hosts Share Evening Fun
Belden Belden NL reports Mrs George Grabenstetter hosted the Neighborhood Piredtle club on Monday with eleven games played and refreshments served. Announcee Birth announces a new grandson Ronald born to Dr Ralph Schuffer and Mrs Schuffer of Cleveland Heights former Helden residents Otto Deimling and wife. About thirty Helden residents attended the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Associations annual banquet at Grafton High School Monday evening.
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Belden
Discussion on Boy Girl Relationships by Ely Hi-Y Club
A Sophomore Hi-Y Club discussion among 22 boys and 17 girls plus 3 advisors concluded dating involves strong conversation and openness. They noted cars are not essential but help dates, discussed dating fears from height gaps, and urged open discussion of activities. The group urged girls to set tone and avoid first date good night kisses and planned a trip to Nela Park, Cleveland, on February 10.
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Ely Leia
M. C
Dick Bara
George Berg
LeRoy Goodson
Sandra Warmee
Gretchen Hoch
Nancy Plaherty
Nela Park
Cleveland
Milking Machine Clinic Held Across Northern Ohio
A series of milking machine clinics by the Ohio State University extension service visits northern Ohio counties. The Oberlin session for Lorain County dairy farmers begins at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Grange Hall, with prior clinics in Tiffin and Mt Gilead and additional stops next week in Medina Ashland Mansfield and Millersburg. Experts C L Blackman P R Ellsworth and E L Richards lead talks on cow care milking methods and machine use plus question periods and demonstrations.
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Oberlin Grange Hall
Ohio
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Oberlin
Lorain County
Tiffin
Mt. Gilead
Medina
Ashland
Mansfield
Millersburg
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
P. R. Ellsworth
E. L Richards
International Harvester Company
Kiwanis Education Talk Moves Ridgeville Club Meeting
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Wednesday night at town hall 27 members and one guest attended as Past President George Lasch gave a second talk on papals education and reviewing. Dennis Ryan new lieutenant governor was introduced after the Sandusky meeting. A World Series Baseball program for February 16 at the school will raise funds for the athletic field. Lawrence Rothgery will head the ministres show this spring. Next week Paul Stanford will lead the program and a meat cutting movie by Swift and Company will follow dinner, open to women in the community.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Kiwanis
Lawrence Rothgery
Paul Stanford
Swift and Company
Cleveland Man Again Heads Turnpike Group
Ernest M. Green of Cleveland was re-elected president of the Ohio Turnpike committee at its annual session. The group backs legislation permitting construction of super highways in Ohio. Allison C. Neff of Middletown was named first vice president and Ralph W. Sanborn of Columbus was re-elected secretary treasurer.
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Columbis
Ernest M. Green
Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike Committee
Ohio
Allison C. Neff
Middletown
Ralph W. Sanborn
Columbus
Senator O Mahoney urges Congress to abandon sham battles
In Cincinnati at a University of Cincinnati forum Senator Joseph C O Mahoney Wyoming Democrat and head of the joint committee on the economy report urged Congress to drop political factions and face the world crisis. He defended Truman budget proposals noting war related obligations and increased state budgets and warned factionalism could doom the 80th Congress.
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Cincinnati
Congress
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
University of Cincinnati
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
United States
Dudley Funeral Planned for Oberlin Next Tuesday
Obituary for Dan Dudley of Oberlin notes his death in Tucson Arizona last Friday. Funeral services are set at East Oberlin Church at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. Mary Candy officiating. Burial will be in Westwood cemetery.
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Oberlin
Dan Dudley
Tucson
Aviz
East Oberlin
Mary Candy
Cowling-Sedgeman
Dudley
Arthur
California
Missour
Mr. Dudley
John B. Dudley
Oberlin Public Schools
Oberlin School of Commerce
Ohio
Cities Service Oil Company
Elyria
New York Central
East College
College
Saxon
Josephine Saxon
Arizona
Richard
Italy
Westwood Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Harold
San Bernardino
Cal
Robert
Cleveland
George
Ben
R. D
Atomic Energy Used In Auto For First Time
An Atomic Energy Commission report from Oak Ridge says radioactive piston rings are used to test fuels and lubricants for engine wear. California researchers proved the method, claiming simple wear measurements down to one fifty millionth of a gram. The test aims to reduce maintenance costs for motorized equipment and improve engine efficiency.
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Oak Ridge. Tenn
Atomic Energy Headquarters
Atomic Energy
California Research Corporation
Richmond
Cali
U. S. Atomie Energy Commission
Slippery Streets Trigger Multiple Auto Collisions
Slushy snow last night spurred several traffic crashes across the area as motorists faced slick pavements and reduced visibility. Reports describe skids and rear-end impacts involving drivers including Willie Holloway, Carl Bielke, William Brown, Joseph Gibbons, Albert Johnson, and others on streets such as West avenue, Broad street, Oberlin road, and Route 20, with damages noted to multiple vehicles and no serious injuries detailed.
Unmarried Women Eligible for Aptitude Test in Elyria
Applicants for the pre nursing aptitude test at Elyria Memorial Hospital must be unmarried women aged 18 to 35 and high school graduates. A prior typo said married women were eligible. that error is corrected. The exam supports enrollment in the men’s class starting March 1 at the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Purchasing Power Of Dollar Is Slowly Increasing
Washington The Labor Department estimated that the decline in the cost of living since last August has raised purchasing power of the dollar by one cent. The 1948 dollar bought 58.3 cents in 1938 dollars as of last December, up from 57.2 cents in 1933 dollars.
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Washington
Lavor
Department
International Show Co
St. Louis
Labor Department
Navy Shifting Operations To The Atlantic
Navy sources report a gradual shift of main operations from the Pacific to the Atlantic to back a proposed security pact and counter Soviet submarines. The move is tentative due to China considerations and could reverse with policy toward China. Clarence J. Stuckey filed as a candidate for Lorain County Board of Commissioners. if nominated in May, he seeks the November election.
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Washington
Pacific
Atlantic
Navy
Hese
China
Clarence J. Stuckey
Warden
U. S
Lorain
Stuckey
Former State Dept Employee Accused Faces Treason Charges
Herbert Burgman, a former State Department employee, arrives in the United States to face treason charges for broadcasting for the Nazis during World War II. An Army plane transported him from Frankfurt, Germany, landing at Halling Air Force Field at 6 pm. Burgman is in Army custody and will be turned over to officials from the FBI and Justice Department.
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Washington
Herbert
Burgman
State Department
Army
United States
Frankfurt
Germany
Halling Air Force Field
Bulling Field
Siven
FSI
Justice Department
U S Chamber official urges fiscal reform at luncheon
Ha A Linta national affairs advisor of the Nazi Central Division of the United States Chamber of Commerce spoke at a luncheon in Sedevis Hated Priciny. Elyna and Oberlin Wellington chambers heard the talk urging Americans to pressure lawmakers and form a national affairs committee. He said 80 percent of federal income funds past wars and defense and proposed saving three billions yearly by streamlining the administration.
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Keenawig
United States
Ha. A. Linta
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sedevis
Priciny
Elyna Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin
Wellington Chambers of Commerce
Tintz
Hoover
One Dead And 110 Injured By Blast In Chicago Plant
A gas generating plant exploded in Chicago injuring 110 people and causing about $250,000 in damage. John Huchro, 62, a worker at People's Gas Light & Coke Co, died from burns. Five of twelve workers inside the plant were reported in critical condition after the blast blamed on gas buildup. Fire officials said workers shut off valves after the explosion, averting further tragedy.
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Chicago
John Huchro
Huchro
Loker
Light & Coke Co
Point
Thersons
Wessterday
Dnetors
Piremen
Trade treaty to grant Soviet economic privileges in Sinkiang
An authoritative source said the Near Nanking treaty is near signing. The plan provides the Soviet Union added economic privileges in China's far western province of Sinkiang, with formal agreement expected soon.
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Nanking
China
Sinkiang
Elyrian Wins $750 Second Prize In Design Contest
Robert Pattison of 711 Cleveland Street won $750 as a second prize in the Kentile Architectural Forum design contest. The national competition, sponsored by Kennedy Company and conducted by the Architectural Forum with American Institute of Architects approval, awarded three second prizes and three first prizes of 1500 each. Pattison, a Navy Air Corps veteran, works as a draftsman for Walker and Weeks in Cleveland and recently moved to Elyria from Rahway, New Jersey. He is married to an Elyria girl, June Bruce, and they have two young children Jeannine Sharon and Darrell Keith. The judging also awarded three first prizes and three second prizes to entrants from Detroit New York and Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Robert Pattison
Cleveland Street
Kentile Architectural Forum
David O'D. Kennedy
Kennedy Company
Architectural Forum
American Institute of Architects
Pattison
Elyria
New Jersey
Walker and
Weeks
Cleveland Architects
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. J
Rahway
June Bruce
Jeannine Sharon
Darrell Keith
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kutscher Files Candidacy For Oberlin Village Council
J H Kutscher a Democratic candidate filed a declaration of candidacy with Lorain County Board of Elections to run for the Oberlin village council seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kutscher
Democratic Party
Lorain
Court House Dockets Include Judgments And Divorces In Avon Lorain
City Loan and Savings Co. won a 652 dollar judgment against William and Linnie St Clair on a cognovit note. Harl Janda settled a sui against Charles Giardina. Emma Zanolsky dismissed suit against Walter. Barbara Levits granted divorce from Jack Findley for neglect. Louis Rindfleisch and Pearl Assurance sue Jack Backus for auto collision damages August 28, 1948. Harnestine Buell sues for divorce from Wayne. 1937 note ties. Melvin and Doris Hillson awarded 770 for cognovit note. Mary Thurman sues Elmer for divorce on cruelty. Russell Roysterler bound to grand jury on rape and carrying concealed weapon. pleaded innocent. Max Ellman et al vs Edmund Wallbecker over 1944 auto collision. costs split. George Valerius wins 170 damages suit. County Commissioners approve office purchases: desks, chairs, files, and 1000 letterheads. 2000 marriage forms planned.
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City Loan and Savings Co
William and Linnie St . Clair, Avon
Harl Janda
Charles Giardina
Common Pleas Court
Louis Rindfleisch
Cleveland
The
Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd
Jack Backus
Lorain
Lake Road
Avon Lake
Cost Of Repairing White House To Be Six Millions
Washington report says the White House repair cost will approach six million dollars, up from an earlier one million estimate. Architect Lorenzo Winslow stated that final estimates are being prepared for Congress and reflect broader surveys to make the historic mansion safe.
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White House
Bulletin Washington
Lorenzo Winslow
Congress
Trial Of Cardinal Mindszenty Set For Feb. 3
Budapest authorities announced that Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty will face treason charges in a people’s court trial opening February 3. The brief communique said the indictment is complete and that 13 others were arrested in connection with the case, though it did not specify accomplices to be tried with Mindszenty.
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Budapest
Joseph Cardinal
Mindszenty
Hungary
People's Court
Associates Bid Fond Farewell to Judge Nye
Employees in Lorein county probate and juvenile court hosted a farewell dinner for Judge BK H Nye at the Sederis Hotel. Nye, ending 12 years as Probate and Juvenile judge, leaves office February 8. Attendees presented a smoking stand and then shared a card game in memory of their association.
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Propote and Juvenile Department
BK. H. Nye
Sederis
Nye
Lorein County
Police Department News From Auster Town Pedestrian Reports
A spate of minor cases fills today’s blotter. Helen Devker of 4061 Middle Avenue reported a bicycle stolen from her porch during the past week. Arthur Lehman and Albert Snezek of Kewt Gardens Lorain were fined 15 dollars each for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Mayor Henry W. Ault following a complaint from Mrs. John Bishop on Rush Street. They were arrested at 11 45 p.m. by Cruiser Patrolmen Callahan and Firment. Mrs. Bishop said the men molested her while she walked on Third Street near Chestnut and flagged police as the car stopped. William Pasenow of 306 Clark Street was fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to yield the right of way after a near-collision at Middle Avenue and Fourth Street. He was arrested at 8 15 p.m. yesterday. Hugh Sudro of 208 George Street was fined 15 dollars and costs on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly striking his ex-wife Elsie Reedy of 503 West Third Street and Rose Easterwood in a disturbance at Mac’s Court Street restaurant. A tenant entered the furnace room at his apartment house to adjust the thermostat, prompting the arrest of Albert Solet of the Gray Apartment on a disorderly conduct charge. Janitor Frank Oblinger charged that Solet broke the heater room door lock on Oct. 19 and entered without permission. Solet denied the charge when arraigned before Mayor Ault today. case continued for further testimony after a partial hearing this morning.
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Helen Devker
Middle Avenue
Arthur Lehman
Albert Snezek
Kewt Gardens
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Francis Callahan
Michael Firment
John Bishop
Rush Street
Thirg Street
Chestnut
Bishop
William Pasenow
Clark ‘Street
Fourth Street
Hugh Sudro
George Street
Albert Solet
Gray
Frank Oblinger
Thut Solet
Henry W Ault Loday
Program Of Reds For Germany Is Made Plain
Berlin reports the German Communist party issued a belligerent manifesto after a four day Congress. Demands include political and economic unity in Germany abolition of the western allied plan for Ruhr control a peace treaty for all Germany and abandonment of an occupation statute and the withdrawal of occupation troops after the treaty. Wilhelm Pierk the party leader signaled tighter police controls to keep the Russian zone in line and said the peoples police must be reinforced.
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Berlin
Germany
Communist Party
Ruhr
Wilhelm Pierk
Planning To Local Option Election Meeting
A meeting of voters from Precincts 1-C and 1-D in the Cleveland street area east from Pasadena avenue and Northrup street to the city limits will be held at Allen school at 7 30 p m Wednesday to discuss local option election procedures. Mrs Martha Sharrock invites all residents. area residents want a local option vote to remove liquor establishments after city officials failed to stop a new night club on Cleveland street near Longfellow. State law allows adjacent precincts to vote to eliminate liquor establishments by majority.
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Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
Northrup Street
Allen School
Martha Sharrock
1-C
Longfellow
Death notices for Myers and De La Vars in Wellington Elyria
Funeral services for Levi T. Myers will be at 2 p m Sunday at Wellington Church of Christ with Rev. Buzzell officiating. Burial in Brighton cemetery. body at Sharp-Truman Funeral Home. Sidney De La Vars, 63, Elyria artist, died Friday at 136 Middle avenue after a two year illness. Survived by Florence A. De La Vars, two sons Douglas and Gordon, and one granddaughter. Private funeral Monday at Sydron-Curis Funeral Home. burial in Elyria cemetery.
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Sidney DE LA Vars
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Bethune
France
Florence A. de la Vars
Douglas de la Vars
U. S. Aire Corps
Gordon de la Vars
San Francisco
Calif
Sydron-Curis
Elyria Cemetery
Former Judge Sentenced For Income Tax Evasion
Emory E. Smith of Monett Missouri, a former circuit judge of the 24th district, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison for income tax evasion by Judge Albert A. Ride after a trial in Joplin. Smith, a 20 year veteran on the state bench, was convicted on one count and acquitted on five others. The trial concluded January 14.
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Kansas City
Emory E. Smith
Monett
24Th Judicial District
Albert A. Ride
Joplin
Smith
Air Force downs Packard plant closing in Toledo
A major 320 million turbojet aircraft plant at Packard Motor Car Co. is being shut down for the Air Force. The closing affects 475 engineers and technicians at the Toledo facility.
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Toledo
Air Force
Packard Motor Car Co
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