Washington endorses sale of prefabricated homes
The devern announced a guaranteed sale of tested prefabricated houses and building materials under the veteran housing program. Wilson W. Westt said the plan would back up to 60 percent of regular selling prices, aiming to spur production of 24 000 permanent prefabs this year and 600 000 in 1967. Production has fallen short due to steel and plywood shortages and market uncertainty from local building restrictions.
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Washington
Devern
Wroat
Wyatt
35 Bad Egg Prisoners To Be Transferred
A Harrisburg report states 25 prisoners labeled bad eggs and alleged instigators of a destructive blaze at the New Cumberland Army depot will be moved to maximum security facilities. The three member inquiry board cited danger from the mob spirit and noted prior mistreatment concerns drawing parallels to an English Army disciplinary barracks.
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Harrisburg
New Cumberland
Leisburg
Lichfield
Army
England
Children Find Farm Work Profitable
Lorain county youths are finding farm labor profitable, with records showing earnings from one to seven dollars daily. A 13-year-old earned over five dollars in a day, picking beans at 25 cents a basket, while a woman earned seven dollars in a day. About 300 children gathered daily in Elyria and Lorain, transported to nearby farms, as demand surges for the coming day. The Farm Labor Office, led by Renny Leimbach, notes most workers are 12 and older, with calls for three men to pick apples next week.
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Lorain County
Berties
Cherriea
Renny Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Leimbach
Elyria
Lorain
Ely Park
Court House
Atowers
Leiunbach
Donavan Held on Embezzlement Charge in Elyria
Harry Donovan of 317 East Avenue and Cleveland was held on a $1000 bond today pending a hearing July 24 before Mayor Agate on embezzlement charges. The accusation comes from Lucille Adams of Elyria who says Donovan took $100 given to repair her car.
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Harry Donovan
East Avenue
Cleveland
Aor
Agate
Lucille Adams
Elyria
Donovan
Recorder Files Budget Request
Mare Wilder filed his 1947 budget request with the county commissioners. The request totals $19,900 for employee compensation, plus increases of $1,000 over prior appropriations, and $6,850 for stationery and supplies, $875 for other expenses, and $4,504 for the recorder’s offices costs.
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Mare Wilder
Charge Misuse of UNRRA Supplies In China
UNRRA staff in China urged sending food and military material to other needy parts of the world due to alleged political misuse by the Chinese government. Shanghai officials proposed shipping the supplies abroad while asking recipients to accept them. The drastic memo was sent to LaGuardia after China labeled UNRRA director Franti Ray persona non grata for criticizing mishandling of materials.
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Advlard
United States
Franti Ray
UNRRA
China
Man Under Arrest Causes Excitement at Broad Street
Janes Powe was arrested on Broad Street and caused a commotion as he was booked at the county jail. Witnesses described glass breaking and chaotic scenes at Pedtee heart quarters during the process.
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Janes Powe
Second Street
Miya AL. R. Agee
PAL Herder
Full Embassy Rank For Australia Reported
A foreign affairs summary notes Australia achieving full embassy status. Washington negotiations outline U S and Australian officials including President and ambassador appointments. The report highlights future plans, relations, and regional implications.
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Australia
Approval of British Loan Narrowly Passes in House
Washington House faced heated debate over a proposed 93 750 000 000 British loan. GOP spokesman predicted passage would be close while Speaker Sam Rayburn supported moving ahead. The administration argued the loan would fund rent and national programs, though details remained unclear.
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Washington
House
Trump
Miss Wilkinson Weds Jack Tabar in Olmsted Ceremony
Miss Mae Jeanethe Wilkinson daughter of Rev and Mrs Wilkinson married Jack Tabar at a local church Saturday. Attendants included bridesmaids and ushers named in the clipping. A reception followed at Water Hall with guests and family listed in attendance.
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Miss Wilkinson
Jack Tabar
Mae Jeanethe Wilkinson
Wikinada
Tabar
St Ehurch
Wwe
Wee Ving Hronner
Horye
God Vaughn Dee Wilkinson
Gian Vumpert
Hiddaly
Cieetr Lowe
Woflia Wiihineia
Saloist
Mies Elesie Kankelsar
Rawater Hall
Will Dee
Wise
Gist Scouts Camp Plans Noted For August
Fragmented text indicates a scouting event with plans for a camp in August. Mentions Giel Scouts, locations including Laurange and Wellington, and nearby districts. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references a registration headline and a major rivet or event costing about a million.
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Giel
Giels
Laurange
Wellington
Miele
Death notices: Anna K Bonnett and Alexander Eglinski
Anna K Bonnett 98 died Monday evening at her home on Telegraph road Amherst township after a brief illness. Survived by three daughters and a son, services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. A. B. McVey officiating. Burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery Amherst. Alexander Eglinski 14 died at Cleveland Clinic after four months illness. Lorain resident for 40 years, survived by wife Mary, two daughters and five sons, 12 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Reichlin Codex Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Mitchell officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
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Anna K. Bonnett
Anna
Bonnett
Telegraph Road
Amherst Township
William Bonnett
Hosen
Germany
United States
Stondheim
Amherst Townships
Jack Wilson
South Amerst
Anna Bonnett
W. J. Mastey
Wilbur Bonnett
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
A. B. McVey
South Ridge
Alexander Eglinski
Lorain
Alexander.Eglinski
Sigfried Ronkoski
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
National Tube Company
Roskoaki
Frank Rober
Market and Produce Prices At Local Market Report
Market notes show varied prices for vegetables and produce. Items listed include asparagus, cabbage, carrots, celery, onions, lettuce, mushrooms, radishes, peppers, tomatoes, and more with price ranges and batch descriptions amid a bustling market scene.
Illinois Oat Recommendations by Region and Test Results
The Hlinnis Experiment Station reports regional oat varieties for Northern Central and Southern Illinois based on soil suitability Clinton Vieland Boone Tama Marion Vikota and Colombia. Feeding trials show sows given dry lot corn minerals mixed animal and vegetable protein without alfalfa or pasture produced near total pig crop failure, while adding alfalfa meal or pasture yielded average litters of strong pigs from breeding to weaning.
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Hlinnis Experiment Station
Oate
Ilinois
Clinton
Vieland
Boone
Tama
Marion
Vikota
Colombia
Weeding Carrots With Oil Spray at New York Experiment Station
The New York Experiment Station reports success using light oils to kill weeds in small carrot fields. Best results from spraying about 100 gallons per acre as weeds stay under two inches, with complete coverage and elapsed kill time about eight hours.
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New York Experiment Station
Grass and pest trials across several stations reveal mixed results
Maasachusetta experiments show a grass killer damaged bullabery bushes but killed grass with no apple harm. Montana tests favor lamb feeding over hard or soft grains, and wet beet pulp improves gains with oats and alfalfa. New York findings warn against damp hay preservatives, while Ohio reports DDT thrips control in onions boosting yields to about 450 bushels per acre.
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Maasachusetta
Grant Nod
Montana Experiment Station
Natn
Ohio Experiment Station
Court Notices and Divorces Involving Hartisit and Area
Proceedings list several divorce actions and notices. Hartisit Abbey Bistie sues for divorce on neglect grounds. Bessie Baki gains divorce from Louis with custody and support. Gwendoline Pando and Carl Turner receive divorce with she reclaiming Turner name. Mary Morris separates from James Vermilion on neglect cruelty grounds with four children. Jane Grime secures divorce from Frederick with custody and alimony. An Amherst quarry arrest for intoxication noted. Judge Guy Findley on vacation delays common pleas court Wednesday.
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Hartisit
Abbey
Bistie
Fremont
Aecesdsy
Guy
Findley
Common Pleas Court
Bessie Baki
Louis
2. A. Cook
Gwendoline Pando
Carl
Turner
BD. A. Cook
Mary Morris
R. DB
Vermilion
James
Jane Grime
Frederick
D. A. Conk
Ruth Elliott Weds Dewey Limpert in North Olmsted
Ruth Alice Elliott daughter of Mrs. Elliott and Dewey Limpert son of Mr. and Mrs. Limpert wed Saturday June 28 at 7 30 pm in Suliat church Rev Willi Schneider officiated by candlelight Bridesmaid Joyce Limpert maid of honor Doris Jean Elliott Best man Don Casper ushers Dick Limpert Bliss Stevens soloist Willard Krauss of Columbia accompanying Julia Groner reception at bride’s mother's home on Butternut Ridge road couple to reside on Lorain road after wedding trip to Chicago Police fined for reckless driving Walter J Kauffman of Lake Avenue was fined ten dollars after a collision near Cascade Park Boston newspaper ad offered rent for a chicken house convertable to three rooms for twenty three dollars a month.
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North Olmsted
Ruth Alice Elliott
Lusereily Elliott
Dewey Limpert
Harold Limpert
Volune
I Suliat
Willi Schneider
Doris Jean Elliott
Joyce Limpert
Don Casper
Dick Limpert
Bliss Stevens
Willard Krauss
Columbia
Julia Groner
Butternut Ridge Road
Chicago
Prices At Noon Foratehed By United Pres
Stock and curb rotations across sectors feature U S Steel and General Motors among leaders. Major names include Appleton’s, Bethlehem Steel, Anaconda, Kennecott, Pure Oil, Socony Vacuum, and Westinghouse, with utilities and rails showing notable moves.
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United Pres
New York
NY Central
Pesseeceveer
Penna
Lotta Industrial Amerian
Briggs Mix
Natl Biscuit
Borden Tees Edheebe L
Com Solvents
Sekeebeentes É Natl Distillerm
Ccieeeeee
tAmer Rado
Ccesseesnene
jGen
Elec
Mont Ward Oo
Essaee Natl Dairy
Essseess Nash Kelvinator
Proctor & Gamble
Paramount Pie
Radio Corp Os
Sears Roebick
Schenley Dist
20Th Century
Westing Elee
Woolworth Co
Motors
Chrysler Socbeeedeebe
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Packard Steels
Bethlehem
Amer Rolling Mills
Wteeeete
Odly
Republie
US Steel
Eaike
Copper & Mines
Anaconda Kennecott Cop ‘Int Nickels
Ohio Oil Pure Oil
Cal
Ohio
Socony
Vac
Eaton Two. School Head Resigns
Mevigielson of Marph Richey Aa Superintendent of the Satay Township stool announced today he resigns after one year as Eaton superintendent under a two year contract. He leaves to accept a position with the Ohis Public Service Company in Blyria and has been working for the Flint company during summer. He taught at the Mellaire High School in Ohio before becoming Eaton superintendent. The board will seek a successor within weeks. C A Gibbens reported a $2,820 cash bond left by James Lasko of Litchfield to guarantee appearance in police court on July 4 for intoxication. Lasko failed to appear.
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Mevigielson
Eaton
A& Auperine Tendent
C. A. Gibbens
A. R. Agnie ‘Todey
James Lasko
Litchfield
Stankard
Lasko
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General Tire Service
Eat
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President Truman
Civil Air Patrol
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Leon W. Johnson
Fred L. Anderson
Earl L. Johnson
Raticos
Promea
Robert Hitter
Averill
Giuaid
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Paararagus
Lee
Fpaeasb
Abe
Basketa
Culden Byes AG
Daseeta Ni
Armath
Bbc
Muthael
Jhanenta
Caivagg
Cms TV
Gewtig
Bortiee
Bette
Heras
Boca
HAHN
Ron Cervala
Christy Mathewson
Christy
Big Six) Mathewson
Starlight Roof
Waldorf-Astoria
Mathewson
Air Forces
Illinois
Grase
USDA
Hay
Sedgeman Orealin
OHO
Louie Budna
LaPorte
Justice of the Rese C.c
Dominic Colella
Lotain
Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord
Amherst
Elsie Reedy
Lloyd
D. A. Cook
Ruth A. Elliott
Walter J. Kauffman
Hillsdale
Cascade Park
Clara Opfer
R. D
la Grange
Boston
Eaton Two
Smith & CO
Styria
Ue Wa
Vielen
Cavente
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