1500 Leftists Arrested in Greece After Uprising Plot
ATHENS government announces the arrest of 1500 leftists linked to the FAM coalition amid plans for uprisings in Athens and port towns. Included are Dimitrois Partsalides and Kostas Gavrillidis, with Rizospastis editor Dimitrals Karaghiorgis reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
FAM
Dimitrois Partsalides
E.A.M
Pires
Balice
Public Order
Air and Navy
Panaghiotis Canelopioulos
Nigre
Hohe
Kostas Gavrillidis
Agrarian Party
ELAM
Christos Kayanakis
Rizospastis
Dimitrals Karaghiorgis
City Employees Lit After Cleaning Job
Five of ten city workers in Cincinnati were placed in isolation after cleaning pigeon droppings from a city water tower. Health Commissioner Carl Wilzbach planned to examine the workers’ families. He warned ornithosis is mildly contagious but dangerous. Dr Wilyabach noted 20 to 40 percent of pigeons show exposure and advised against keeping pigeons.
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Cincinnati
Carl Wilzbach
Wilyabach
Nation wide labor pact sparks debate over coal and steel costs
The Taft Hartley era agreement draws sharp criticism from steel executives and lawmakers. Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel defends the deal as preventing a calamitous coal strike. C M White of Republic Steel warns of higher steel costs. Senator Taft predicts price hikes for coal and steel. Officials foresee efficiency gains lowering some costs. The contract includes new law compliant provisions on welfare funds, 60 day terminations, and voluntary checkoff. It features an "escape" clause to ease disputes and unsettled bargaining mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
C. M. White
Republic Steel Corp
Robert A. Taft
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Truman
Vrene Douglas
Unulon
Irene Douglas Smiths
Albert G
David
Jawyar
North Oln- Tatt-Harvey
Isted
Lorain Road
Jong Aliness
Shiloh
Jennie Pitapatrick
Jessie
Pal Buckley
Lucy Duwornd
Luft-Hartley
Health and Welfare Fund
Im- Sparta
Pscape
Vinlaliny
Wye
Lewis
Tube Co Seeks Tax Bill Remission in Suit
National newspapers report that Tube Co filed suit against County Auditor Frank Ayres seeking remittance of a 99,000 back tax bill for two blast furnaces and other improvements not previously listed for taxes until a 1940s general real estate reappraisal. Ayres says the furnaces cost about 1,000,000 each with one finished in 1941 and the other in 1943 but not rated until the reappraisal. back taxes and 43,000 in interest were billed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wickens
National’ Tube Co
Frank Ayres
Columbus
Ayres
Wickens
Death Notices from Elyria Area Deaths in Mesnorial Hospital
Obituaries list Mrs Elizabet H Simeth of Seventh Street Elyria death after six weeks illness at Mesnorial Hospital Utica. Born Baltimore March 8 1869 she lived in Elyria nearly all her life. Survived by daughter Helen Somers Utien son Theodore H Smith May Village one grandchild Susan Smith a brother and sister. Services Friday at 3 30 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also Nicholas R Bishop 58 died at home 604 Woodland Ave Elyria after seven months illness Born Pittsburgh December 22 1901 he lived in Elyria 39 years. Survived by wife Mary son Raymond Danville Va stepson George Krozier Elyria brother John Bishop Pittsburgh sister Carmel DePlato Pittsburgh two grandchildren. Services Friday 2 a m Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Fred Ulrich officiating. Burial Brookdale Cemetery. George C Gessner 77 retired farmer died 4341 p m Tuesday at home Foster Road R 1 Wellington after lingering illness Born Dover Oslo September 20 1968 he lived Ridgeville 60 years and Wellington last year. Survived by two daughters Miss S Gessner and Lua E Gessner Lakewood five sons Edwin Wilson Alfred Burton Gessner North Ridgeville Donald Gessner Pittsburg Pa seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Eugene E Thompson officiating burial Fields Corners. Friends may call.
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Elizabeth
Smith
Elizabet H. Simeth
Merly
Seventh Street
Elyria
Mesnorial
Utica
N.Y
Stith
Baltimore
Utien
First Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
James C. Smith
Helen E. Somers
Theodore H. Smith
May Village
Susan
Edwin B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Nicholas BR. Bishop
Nicholas R. Bishop
Woodland Avenue
Pittsburgh
Bishop
New York Central Round House
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Mary, Bishop
Raymond Bishop
Danville
Virginian
George Krozier
John Bishop
Carmel DePlato
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Fred Ulrich
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Brookdale Cemetery
George C. Gessner
Foster Road
R. 1
Wellington
Dover
Oslo
Mr. Gessner
Ridgeville
S. Gessner
Lua E. Gessner
Lakewood
Edwin
Wilson
Alfred
Burton Gessner
North Ridgeville
Donald Gessner
Pittsburg
Sudro- Curtis
Eugene E. Thompson
Fields Methodist Church
Atticiating
Fields Corners
22 Colleges Are Contacted In Hunt For New Teachers
Superintendent J. Bohn of the Flyria public schools reports contacting 22 colleges and universities by visits, calls, telegrams, or letters to find teachers for the next school year. He notes some results from Ohio State University Oberlin College Ohio University and others, with several schools yielding one candidate each. He also cites firm wage offers as a common barrier and says placement agencies offered no help for elementary vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bohn
Filyria
Flyria
Ohio State Universit Oberlin College
Haldwin-Watlercoltege
Ohio University
Howlsing Green State University
Western Reserve University
Denison University
Ohio
Northern University
Heidelberg College
MacMurray College For Women
Jacksonville
University of Michigan
University of Missouri
Wooster College
Ohio Westerian University
Toledo Unversity
Muskingum College
Ashland College
Miami University
Cunita Univrrsity
Otterborn Col
Cleveland Cliffs forms Iron Co from two Cleveland mergers
Edward B. Greene announces the consolidation of Cliffs Corp and Cleveland-Ghffrdren Co into Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co with assets of 95 million dollars. Directors approved the merger last month after stockholders backed the plan. The new company inherits about 34 million dollars of steel stocks and the core Cleveland-Cliffs organization with vast iron ore reserves, mines, a railroad, utilities, timber, docks and a vessel fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cliffs Corp
Cleveland-Ghiffdren Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Edward B. J Greene
Aow
Greene
Cleveland- Cliffs Tron
Lake Superior
Infant Lichtenberg dies after four days illness in Grafton
Infant son of Ma and Sbes Lichtenberg of Grafton died at Frea Memorial Hospital four days after birth. The body was taken to St. Mare’s Cemetery in Grafton for funeral today at 11 a.m. Surviving are parents a brother Edward aged three and one half years, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stace Monske of Grafton and paternal grandparents Mrs. Gerhard Lichtenberg of Cleveland.
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Lichtenberg
Guarton - Raber
Lichtenbers
Sbes
Howare Lachtenbers
Graftan
Florea Memorial
Pulvton
St Mares Leemetery
Grafton
Edward
Stace.Monske
Thve Ornut
Gerhard i Lichtenberg
Cleveland
Examiner Probes Lorain County Child Welfare Board Records
State Examiner A M Hayes leads a records investigation of the Lorain County Child Welfare Board. Prosecutor William G Wickens disclosed subpoenas have been issued to several supporters who paid for child support to verify reported discrepancies in the board’s accounts.
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Lorain County
Eleven Point Plan For Federal Aid To Schools Submitted
The commission submitted an eleven point program at the convention. It calls for federal funds without federal control to equalize opportunity, extended Social Security to unprotected school employees, federal funds for physical education, aid for school construction, subsidies for scientific research, and aid to publicly controlled higher learning institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate
Poland grain buying fails to move market says official
Washington officials said Poland is the only satellite nation buying grain on American markets and the purchases are insignificant. The statement follows criticism by House Appropriations Chair John Taber that heavy grain buying by satellite nations using Soviet gold has pushed prices higher.
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Washington—Agriculture Department
Paliand
World's Oldest Stamp Allegedly Found in Italian Town
A stamp claimed to be the oldest halts in Cerignola Italy. It was bought for a large sum by Mexican philatelist Louis Massado de Villas. The stamp bears no date, tied to a letter from March 22 1800 about Napoleon and Rome. It bears Genoa Cadiz Dost and a Virgin and Child, valued in patacens. It survived two world wars and narrowly was lost when the Titanic sank. An American agent nearly bought it aboard the Titanic but was ordered to stand down.
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Rombe
Adriat
Cerignula
Louis Massado de Villas
Muirk
Aleppo
Messer Leonardo” Contarink
Venice
Rome
Newfoundland
Amer Ican
W C T U Workshop Opens Tomorrow
Lakeside Ohio summer workshop of the Women's Christian Temperance Union opens tomorrow under state president Mary B. Rysin of Columbus. Grace Moulder of Loveland will speak Friday. Officers to be elected and plans for the coming year discussed. Also at the gathering experts address topics on temperance and public health as part of the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
State
Mary B.rysin
Columbus
Temperance
Mies Grace Moulder
Loveland
Renorts
Armour hints on Soviet Union role in plant reconsideration
Armour, standing in for Secretary of State Marshall, suggested the Soviet Union might be included if it reconsiders its stance on the plant. He noted Western nations would naturally align with such a move, while some European countries were prevented by pressure.
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Armour
George CL Marshall
Tly Sovut
Mipariers
Price Boost Seen for Steel in Coming Week
The Iron Age predicts a $4 per ton increase in the average price of steel this week or next. It notes settlement of the coal dispute with northern operators and the captive soft coal mines as a capitulation to United Mine Workers head John L. Lewis. Production in 1947 may near a record high, with a possible further $5 rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
National Metal-Working
John [. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Benjandn F. Fairless
United States Steel Corporaton
Tron Age
U. $. Steel Corporation
Avon Man Collapses in Elyria Bank Window Incident
Royal Fitch of Avon collapsed at the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company window in Elyria while awaiting a Cleveland hospital operation. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital after the fall, having been in ill health. Bank officials summoned an ambulance and notified his wife by leaving a note in his car. they knew the car’s location but not Mrs. Fitch’s whereabouts.
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Royal Fitch
Avon
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Ohio State to Begin 18 Million Building Program Soon
President Howard L. Bevis announced OSU will advertise bids for 18 planned projects totaling about 18 million dollars over two years. Early work includes a 275 thousand dollar greenhouse addition and a 640 thousand dollar recitation building, followed by a 1.04 million dollar central service building and a 6 million dollar medical center. Other projects include laboratories, libraries, and engineering facilities with costs ranging up to several million dollars, all slated to begin by 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Bevis
Diamond Rings Stolen From Cincinnati Jeweler
Police hunt a well dressed blond man about 28 who stole four diamond rings worth 6378 from George H Newstedt Jewelers. A customer named Ford Basson said the man selected a mounting, asked to have a wedding ring set aside for “Conn,” then left with the rings from a tray just moments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincirnati
Ford Basson
Conn
Record Number Of Boys And Girls Go To Work On Farms
Henry Leimbach, manager of the county Farm Labor Office, reports 230 youths from Styria land Lorain were gathered to work on farms today, including 163 in Lorain and 67 in Elyria. The count nears last year’s peak, with bean and berry work predominating, and calls for further harvest help.
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Styrialand
Lorain
Nears Pds
Henry Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Elytta
Leimbach
Farm Labor Office
Grear-Pround General
Farn Labor Office
Court House Arraigns Right Spot Operator on Liquor Charge
In Lorain, Catherine Thompson operator of the Right Spot on Surf road west of Lorain was arraigned on illegal possession of liquor. Deputies investigated a slugging report at 1:30 a.m. July 5 and found gin and beer behind a small bar. no liquor license was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Thompson
Surf Road
Lorain
Fifty four Boys To Go To Y Camp Tomorrow
Fifty four boys will go to the Elyria YMCA camp on the Vermillion River tomorrow morning to start the third 10 day period of the 1947 season. Most travel by bus from Elyria, with twelve from Lorain arranged by the Lorain YMCA. Names from Elyria include John Bayson Edmund Baltzell Rob ert Beier Ted Berg Allan Bordiner Robert Brubaker Marvin Bruce Tom Dostetl Walter Edwards Reginald Fawkes Jerry Friderstine Ned Gang George Garton Tom Hallauer William Heyd Richard Holcomb Glen K.R. Johnson Ronald Jones Ronald Krebs Jerry MacHeth George Mareham Pat Meanor Roger Yowell Gordon Prunty John Robinson Gerald Roling Dick Spike Jerry Spike Billy Standen Robert Taylor Richard Thompson and David Ursem. From Oberlin Ronald Burgett Raymond Geres David Hufnagte Larry Morgan Lyle Springer and Donald Yonkings. Others James Bucannan 139 Park avenue Amherst Frederick Munier Dormont Pa and Roy Urban jr Parma Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Raymond Geres
David Hufnagte
Larry Morgan
Lyle Springer
Donald Yonkings
James Bucannan
Park Avenue
Amherst
Frederick Munier
Dormont
Roy Urban, Jr
Parma Heights
Methodism School Sees 1200 Attendees at Annual Open
Lakeside program expects more than 1,200 people for one of Methodism's largest schools for women. The event opens Sunday under Mrs Herbert J Thompson of Norwalk and runs through July 19 with accredited courses in missionary education spiritual life leadership and Christian social relations. A laboratory school for children's workers is set July 13 to 19 led by Mrs Lester Norris Delaware and Mrs Russell Linton Port Clinton.
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Lakeside
School of Christian Servicy
Herbert J.J .Thompson
Norwalk
Edward F. Andree
van Wert
Lester Norris
Delaware
Russell Linton
Port Clinton
Police Reports From Elyria Police Briefs
Police describe a stray dog bite on Sandra Hazelton at 4 22 p m. The dog was given to the county dog warden. Frank West reports bicycle theft from Ely park. J T Arnold reports damage to car fender on Broad Street. Joe Adams reports damage to a motorcycle owned by Louis Black after a truck collision on Broad Street. Joseph Tomasheski charged with disorderly conduct after a car collision with Howard Hendricks on West Avenue. Hendricks reports rear damage to his car. Tomasheski to appear in police court tomorrow. Sheila Gorey fined 10 dollars for speeding on Broad East Thridge and Cleveland Streets. John Rombroski fined 48 dollars for running a red light at Middle and Fourth Streets. He claims he did not see the signal.
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Sandra Hazelton
Boston Avenue
Frank West
Wolf Court
Ely
Park
J.T. Arnold
Oberlin
Broad Street
Joe Adams
R. D
Elyria
Louis Black
Lorain
Adams
Joseph Tomasheski
Gulf Road
Howard Hendricks
Bellfield Avenue
Tomasheski
West Avenue
Hendrick
Tomasheskii
E. J. Stankard
Sheila Gorey
Rete
Organizing New ARC First Aid Group
The Elyria Red Cross chapter formed a new First Aid Committee under chairman Harry Howett to educate the public on first aid and provide training facilities. The group planned an emergency tent at the Elyria Saddle Club horse show and a course for instructors next week. Members include Freeman Dustheimer, Ray Carter, Mrs Paul Cochran, Joseph Grunda, Walter Spignowski, Ed Gales, Ann Hushliff, George P Rabble, and John L Mockler, representing local schools, the Negro community, PTA, sheriff’s department, Red Cross instructors, Oberlin, the Junior Chamber, and Ohio Public Service.
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Red Cross
Chire
Harry Howett
Edda Schropp
Elytia Red Cross
Elyria Saddle Club
Jtrnst
Freeman Dustheimer
Ray Carter
Paul Cochran
Parent-Teachers Association
Joseph Grunda
Walter Springowski
Sheriff's
Ed Gales
Ann Hushlit
Oberlin
George P. Rabble
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John L. Mockler
Ohio Public Service
Tools Stolen in Separate Home Construction Thefts
Two more tool thefts reported by police and sheriff deputies. Clyde Nury of 128 Bath Street said carpenter tools were stolen from a new house on Berthe road south of Route 113 after a window was forced. H. B. Smith of 486 West Bath Street reported yesterday tools and lumber worth 125 dollars taken from a home at Harwood and Poplar streets and were hit again last night with more tools including saws and wrenches stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Nury
Bath Street
Berhtct Road
Route 113
H. B. Smith
West Ath Street
Harwood
Poplar
Sgt Renkel Returns Home From Germany on Furlough
Staff Sgt. Carl A. Renkel returns to 19% Charles Court with his wife Ruth and children Carlyn and Donald after nearly three years overseas. He arrived from Germany for a three week furlough before resuming Army duties, having served since December 1943 with military intelligence in Heidelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Renkel
Charles Court
Renkel
Germany
Ruth Renkel
Carlyn
Donald
Fred W. Renkel
Louisana Avenue
Sgt
Heidelberg
Beetle War Plan Sprays 2850 Acres in Lake County
A duster plane arrived today to begin spraying 2850 acres of Lake County farmland with DDT dust in the effort against Japanese beetles. Operations will proceed in two passes about ten to twelve days apart depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Lake County
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Calves Report
Receipts 300. Cattle prices ranged with choice at 76 to 28, medium 20 to 23, low grain Brail 14 to 11. Calves 300 receipts, market strong with choice 22 to 26. Lambs receipts 300, market steady to higher. spring lambs 23 to 25, yearlings 7 to 9. Hogs active, weights 300 lbs up to 12.80. heavyweights 300 to 360 lb 73.75 to 75. St of grain and miscellaneous items listed includes corn No 4 yellow 2.10 to 2.46, oats and beans prices, and various wholesale catalog items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Huila
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Greece
Ministry of Public Order
Comunist
Charinat Alexandros Svolow
Kovernj
Tube Co
Erlanger
Terest Rifle
Kuinton
Carl R. Delaney
Corinth
Piffe
Delaney
Death Records
Booma
Broadway
Wenner En
Ban
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Albert Weaver
Pontiae
Mich
Twe
Weaver
W.C.T.U
Cnton
Ion Dy
Rema A. Elsom
University of Prnpsylvania
Philadelphia Coty Medical Society
Howardy
Syracuse
Onondaga County
James Wormwond
Grand Army of the Republic
Wormwood
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Helen Westcott
Harold
D. A.cook
Edward Bembower
Denison Avenue
Oberlin College
D. A. Cook
Oberlin Inn
First Wellington Bank
Edward Toth
Christian Dirks
Homerville
Herbert Miller
R. D. Y. Wellington
Sullivan Township
Ashland County
Carrie
Jane Muche
North Olmsted
Navald
Alice Kurihara
Kenneth
Princeton
N. J
Herman Kiesel
Kipton
Audrey of
Helen Ksenich
Laral
Alex
General R
Aleling
Mariotti Co
Merchants Industries Co
Columbus Blank Back Co
FL J. Heer Co
Johnson Watson Co
Fred Proctor
Recorder’s Department
Bosch Magnetos
W. H. Jenne
Garage Adama
Fosige
Phos
Police Dept
Sgt. Renkel
Coledo Grain
Toledo- Grasn
United Press Eeenervere
American Can
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy Spurs
Hochuck Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Bendix
Ereeneryere
General Meterg
White Motors Republic Strel Ussuel
Standard of Ohio Oo
Lepouch
Lew Oatg
Ean
Bernice Frederick Baltzell
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