Acute Shortage Of Bean Pickers In Elyria Area
Reports from Elyria and nearby counties describe a sharp shortage of bean pickers as fresh harvests begin. Growers cite Independence Day absences and labor shortages, with about 150 workers needed to meet demand. Local police and authorities noted several fires and safety incidents during the rough overnight period.
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Elyria
Aes
Henry Leimbaets
Ogee
Waliington
Edwina and
Lovain
Garseon Brilery
Hang
Caen
Beri
Mearday
Deere
Bach
Toran
French Premier Wins Vote Of Confidence
Paris reports Premier Ramadier surviving a confidence vote as the French Communist party attacks the Marshall Plan, pledging to mobilize 1,000,000 members against Western bloc efforts. The vote passed 240 to 247 with opposition from the left and far right amid calls defending aid to Europe.
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Paris
French Communist Party
Phat Hamadiére
Marshall Wh
Ramandier
Erams
Maurice Thore4
France
Sion
Ramadier
Communist
Republican Liberty Party
the & A
Steel Mills Step Up Production After Coal Strike
Pittsburgh district plants resume near normal output as Clairton By Product Coke plant returns to full operation by day’s end. Miners’ 10 day walkout and Taft-Hartley protests prompted reduced blast furnace activity. UMW officials travel to Washington to discuss wage policy while ratifying accords with northern and southern operators.
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Pittsburgh—District Steel Mills
Tsaht Coal Mining
Resc
Carnegio-Ulingis, Steel Corp
Clairton
Taft-Harvey
Tyealty
Carhexte-llinois
United Mine Workers
Washington
Uption
UMW
Northern
Caplive Ming
Washington Civil Rights hearing probes loyalty order risks
Attorney General Tom C. Clark faced sharp questions from the Civil Rights Commission about the loyalty order’s reach and appeals for government workers. Critics warned of witch-hunts and the danger of giving FBI-wide policing powers, while Clark argued safeguards against abuse and warned against eroding civil liberties.
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Marquis Chilbs
Washington
Tom C. Clark
President
Civil Rights Commission
Gie Come Tission
Truman
Francis J. Waas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Boris Shishku
AFL
Clark
Hans
America
Asore
Shishkin
House In American Activities Committee
State Department
McCarran
Senate
FBI
CompMunism
United Fertures
Syndicate, Inc
Coal Industry Contracts Edge Toward Stabilizing Prices
Government and industry sources anticipate that a pact with Lewis by the United Mine Workers will allow key transformer's supply chains to resume. Mines have been idle since June 7, and a swift contract settlement is seen as preventing inflationary pressure. Spokesmen expect further deals with northern coal companies and steel makers once Lewis is available to negotiate.
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Chaugehold
Lewis
Northern
Commercial Aid
Cam Peen
Indiana
Ile
He Ares
Lewi
Dewey On Sight Seeing Tour After Albany Sendoff
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey speeds west with Mrs. Dewey and two sons on a 600 mile unofficial campaign trip to deter moves to block his nomination at next year’s Republican convention. The party travels by train with a press contingent, planning a four week swing ending with Sapulpa Oklahoma, Mrs. Dewey’s hometown, and visits to her parents.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Philadelphia
Albany
Hewey
Ream
Sapulpa
Okla
Death Records: John H. Burke 69 in Wellington
John H. Burke formerly of Elyria died at his son Georges home on Peek-Wadsworth road in Petfeld township Wellington at 4:18 this morning after a three day illness. Born July 16 1877 in Lorain County he worked 40 years at the National Tube Company Lorain retiring as a slit mill foreman two years ago. He was a member of St Patricks Wellington and St Marys Elyria. Surviving are eight children two brothers a sister and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at St Marys with burial in St Marys cemetery under Fr Charles McCann.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
W Yrose
Chamber of Commerce
Ashtabula
Elyssa
Elyria
Round Table
Vorighi Avenue
Dagethroo
Grace F Laetty
Peger
John H. Burke
Elyrian
George Burke
Peek-Wadsworth Road
Petfeld Township
Wellington
Lora
Lorain County
National Taube Company
Marlin Hurd
Oberlin
Harris Y. Yancer
Lorain
William FB
Cleveland
George
Los Angeles
Cal
Agnes Peters
San Diego
Mary
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary Church
Charles McCann
St. Patrick's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Police court actions and obituaries in Elyria area
Police court records show Willie P. Murray fined 50 dollars plus costs and six months license suspension for DUI after a 1 10 a m arrest on West avenue. Melvin Mayfield, of Pittsburgh, fined 15 dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in county jail for petit larceny, after a wallet theft at 240 Bath street involving Fan Garrison. Anna Belle Hunter of Carlisle township died Thursday afternoon. services at Browand home. Louis West, 59 West avenue, fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. another case involved 10 day jail sentence on good behavior after arrest near Broad street. Funeral notices for Mae Davis, Ellen Birdseye Hatch, and others across Spencer, Oberlin, and Pittsburgh regions. Burial and service details given for each.
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Willie P. Murray
Istreet
Elyria
West Avenue
Melvin Mayfield
Pittsburgh
A. R. Agate
Fan Garrison
Apo
Bath Street
Mayfield
Anna Belle Hunter
Carlisle Township
Frank Brow
Peter
Sutta
West River
Spencer
A. BR
Agate
Dia Stedman A. Hunter
Lyle Browand
Louis West
Loretta
Ann
Ettaltoday
Bergman
Cleveland
Eation
the Baptist
J. Irving Reese
Rev. Gault
Spencer Cemetery
Browand
Mystery flying saucers intrigue Seattle area observers
Seattle man Frank Ryman released a photo claimed to show a white disc rivaling planes, balloons, or clouds. Reports from Boise to Portland described strange objects spotted by pilots, police, and residents, while officials doubted new aircraft or radar evidence.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank Ryman
Ryman
Lake
Ingian
Tony
New York City
Acme News
Northwest
United Airlines
Tieuy Boise
Ida
United
R. J. Smith
R. E. Stevens
John Corlett
United Press
HK. Selby
Corlett
Boise
Portland
Ore
Senatours
Dick Haller
Clark County
Pred Krives
Claude Cross
Oregon State Police
T. L. Huckaby
Pine Platt
Ark
Pine Bluff
Army
Navy
Washington
Fires devastate Southern California amid brush blaze surge
In a four day fire wave across Southern California nearly 20 000 acres burned as hundreds warned from Chatsworth to San Bernardino while Los Angeles county contained most blazes. High winds low humidity and cold temperatures fueled the fires as 200 plus people were left homeless and several homes burned. A Chatsworth blaze near the San Fernando Valley scorched 1200 acres and threatened cabins in Cleveland National Forest. Separate incidents in Lorain County Ohio, including divorces and a hammer attack, followed the wildfire news in the same paper page.
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Los. Angeles
California
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Clevelnd National Forest
Los Padrese National Forest
Chatsworth
San Ferando Valley
Lake Major
Anne Callah
William
Court orders titles registered in Cleveland Beach parcels
Common pleas court ordered the county recorder to register titles to three forfeited lands parcels in the Cleveland Beach subdivision at Sheffield Lake. The properties were formerly owned by Ferdinand A. Michalke Florence G Lang and Elvin Hayes. A car from Estell King of Amherst, seized after a June 21 holdup in Oberlin, was found in Atlanta, and King reported a knife threat and robbery. Dorothy Cordrey and Gwendolyn Button were granted divorces from Cyril and Benjamin Cook respectively for cruelty and neglect. Cordrey received no alimony while Button was awarded 1200 dollars and monthly support.
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Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
County Recorder
Thea Mae Bradley
Clinton M
Ann C.robertson
George
Elizabeth Grell
Ferdinand A. Michalke
Florence G. Lang
Elvin Hayes
Estell King
Amherst
General Industries Co
Istal
Oberltin
Atlanta
King
Sheriff's Department
Dorothy Cordrey
Cyril
Cook
Gwendolyn Button
Benjamin
Deaa
Dis orderly youths fined after quarrel at local cafe
James Plas a 19 year old of La Grange and Jack Johnson 19 of RD 1 Grafton road were fined five dollars and costs after appearing before Mayor A R Agate for creating a disturbance at the Oulky Cafe when bartender James Vawell refused to serve them due to age. Three other youths questioned were released. Police Chief E J Stankard reported the incident occurred around 948 p m yesterday.
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James Plas
la Grange
Jack Johnson
Grafton Road
A. R. Agate
Oulky Cate
James Vawell
E. J. Stankard i
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Eisenhower
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de Henry
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Muay
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Simmer
May
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Freeman
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Cumberland Lumebor Co
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Cumberland
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Garebous
Byl May
Kennet Reyall
Pitte May
Dam
War Department
Perther
Squire
West River Street
Ie Elyria Ety
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Europe
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Pernevivanta
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Ae Tha Treed
Grad
Murray Garson Hied
Poe W. Howstd
Alberta
the Volunteers OF America
Steel Mills
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Bill Monsghein
E. River St
Death Records
Police Dept. News
Willie Mae Davis
Mae Davis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Miss
Ellen Birdseye
Ellen Birdseye Hatch
Fred Hatch
Bedgeman
W. F. Bohn
Westwood Cemetery
Hatch
Oberlin College
First Church
Bessie Birdseye
Oberli
Nina Sando
Russell
C. A. Cool
Stephens
Medina
Annabelle Flynn
James
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Carl
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Meister Road
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Heavers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Claude Kelly
Second Street
Red A Johnson
Sireet
Kelly
Turan Street
John Zahars
Elizabeth Szantly
John Machutas
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
C. W. Fox
Ohio
N. D. Backus
Nichols and
Dicken
Funeral Home 197
Irar
Harold Digken
Alan Davies
Optometrist
Masonic Temple
Cynan
Lehman
Johnson
Company General Insurance
Middle Ave
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