Buyers strike protest against rising food prices in New York
New York City Consumer Council called a buyers strike starting July 28 to protest high prices. Movement leaders warned it could spread nationwide. In Philadelphia CIOs planned pickets at Reading Terminal Market while urging shoppers to buy only essentials as wholesale food prices surged to their highest since mid 1908.
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New York
New York City
Philadelphia
Cios
Central City
Reading Terminal
Educator Born in China Named Ambassador
The nomination of J. Leighton Stuart, a China-born educator and missionary, as Ambassador to China is announced. State Department officials say the move does not signal an end to General Marshall's China mission, though Marshall was consulted before the decision. Stuart and Marshall are expected to work together to promote peace between China's central government and Communist forces.
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Warmington
Tri- Mane
J. Leighton Stuart
China
United Gates
State Department
Stuart
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Prices At Noon New York Rail Stocks And Industrials Summary
Prices at noon show mixed movement across rail and industrial shares led by Am Tobeco to Briggs Mig and national brands such as General Electric Procter and Gamble Paramount Pictures and Warner amid broad sector activity. Major steel and copper names including U S Steel and Anaconda maintain activity as utilities and energy issues touch Edison and Consolidated Gas and Electric.
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New York
Amer Tobecco
Briggs Mig
Biscuit Borden
Com Bolvents
City Fee & Fuel
Natl Distillers
Amer Rad
Eaton Mig
Kroger
Sey Lernard
Tub Mont Ward
Natl Dairy Proctor and Gamble AG
Paramount Pic
Radio Corp
Sear Hucoucn
Sehenley Dirt Ali
Mth
Centur Fox _ van Warner
Westing Brec
Woolworth Co
Motors
Carysley
Nouglass
Gen Niotors
Goodyeay
Bays Packard Op
Investigate Death Of Hogs on Trains
A four way inquiry was started into deaths of hogs on two trainloads from Chicago. The hogs died in cars on a siding after unloading. The Bucyrus Humane Society City Council and railroad officials conducted the probes. About fifty hogs were sent to Columbus for rendering and the rest were burned.
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Chicago
Bucyrus Humane Society
City
Columbus
Ferm Bureau Youth Councils To Have Party
Members of tie ofaur Levitin County Poeny Ayres Vout gents Gils WALL abeyed party. Beaver Park Hear pornin AL OW Couch. Colin Sauborn curator has amitenineed The mied ore embles both the Hieron and the gre primi Sat Hoysod wid the Wooseany Keeks Hy cestibish ats rightful place. The bersaewon is fond only at The jungles of Seah Amercian are Sanborn Journeyed more the AO miles by geup othteuphothe Andes and tee design forests before he found apes Inapyiont it. The animal's buds as beng ships Ped ty Ciwige bw her faatte famical study. Sanborn preceded at by phine CHINA Nes discomtinurd ing floodsrehet sairtax an ImMportord Aaedis.
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Levitin County
Beaver Park
Boaglick
Chicago
Chicago St Seu
Natural Biscay
Colin Sauborn
Seah Amercian
Sanborn
Phine
Unclear trial on a so called wonder drug at Western Reserve
A fragmented report describes professors at Western Reserve University testing a “wonder drug” powder as a tooth decay remedy. Ten patients began using the preparation, with claimed decreases in bacteria and the claim that results depend on the amount applied daily, while a threshold of 1000 is deemed negative.
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Par Thomas Af
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Western Reserve University
Vonedtiat
Hill Wilh
Goa
Jobless Benefit Claims At Lowest Figure In Months
Elyria Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a drop to the lowest level since Japan's surrender. Continuation claims for veterans and Servicemen's New Adjustment Allotment claims also declined. readjustment loans and veteran filings show many veterans returning to school or awaiting work as factories slow for vacations and material shortages.
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Une Smett
Elyria
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Japet
Arthur Giesow
Hid
Fle
Hots
Titasow
Veteraria
Japan
Death Record GEORGE FF. EBERLING OF WESTLAKE
George F. Eberling aged 70 longtime Westlake resident died Tuesday at 11 40 p m at his home 304 Bradley Road after a more than two year illness He was formerly a well known trucking contractor and gave up that trade for farming over 40 years ago Survived by wife Christine two daughters Mrs Margaret Vail and Mrs Estella Gross of Cleveland one son Edward of Westlake four brothers Jacob B of Miami Florida Joseph of Westlake Charles M and Henry R of Cleveland and one sister Mrs Catherine Alger of Cleveland Funeral services will be held from St Peter s church in North Ridgeville Saturday at 10 a m with interment in St Peter s cemetery
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George FF. Eberling Westlake
George
Eberling
Westlake
Bradley Road
Ala
Christine
Margaret
Vail
Estella Gross
Cleveland
Edward
Weatlake
Jacob B
Miami
Florida
Joseph
Charles M
Henry R
Catherine Alger
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
St. Peter's Cemetery
Sanitary Drainage Plan Aimed at Lorain County Districts
Sanitary drainage work moves from Stop 46 Broadway area to Stop 48 south of Lorain as engineers favor district based improvements over county wide study. Lester Osborne reports proposals to improve sewage disposal with a meeting planned with state health officials in Columbus to align health department interests.
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Lester Osborne
Lorain
Osborne
Hhe Department
Columbus
Health Department
City Workers Strike at Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls New York sees a work stoppage by 600 city employees led by the AFSCME union. The walkout began after an acrimonious failure to reach salary increase talks, with members voting to stay on action pending the city’s response to a demand for raises.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Focal
American Federation of State
Enrny
AFL
Mail Train Collision Claims Engineer in Washington
A mail train collision near Washington results in the death of engineer Roland Wilvow, 47, of St Louis. Several others are shaken, and the Massanii-Pacific mail train was en route from St Louis to Kansas City when the crash occurred at a local yard.
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Washington, MO
Massanii-Pacific
Dewd
Roland Wilvow
St Louis
Fran St. Totus
Karsas Quay
236 Boys Working On Farms Today
Elyria and Lorain youths are brought in for farm work reaching a new high of 298 picked up today, up from 238 Monday. Leimbach, county Farm Labor Office manager, says demand remains strong for red raspberries and beans, while cherry picker calls decline as most cherries are likely already picked.
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Elyria
Lorain
Henry Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Ilyria
Elytia
Leimbach
North Olmsted Grange Presents Check to VFW Post
North Olmsted Grange No. 2186 presented a check for 104 to the North Olmsted Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to fund ceremonies Sunday at North Olmsted High School. Grange members Walter Busch Anthony Zatud Anna Parnell Mary Hampson and others attended. Mary Hampech, secretary, delivered the donation.
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North Olmsted
Keonaunied Vicle
North Olmsted Grange
North Olmsted Post Tat Velverans
North Olmsted Highayhoal
Grange
Walter Busch
Anthony Zatud
Anna Parnell
Mary Hampson
Mary Hampech
Secresary
Natural Rubber Use in Tires Upgraded by CPA Plan
Washington CPA officials report a proposed increase in natural rubber in automobile tires from 2.5 to 13 percent. They say postwar synthetic tires already surpass prewar natural tires in mileage, and the new formula could allow spare tires on new cars by October 1 for the first time since 1942.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
John D. Small
Court actions and divorces noted in Wellington
In Wellington, George McCullough appeals a $223 judgment from Justice of the Peace Hobart Holton. Divorces filed include Leesther Johnson from Vivian for neglect and cruelty, and Viola Rachtal from Joseph. Patricia Helmling sues Robert for neglect and cruelty, married in 1944. A divorce suit by Graydon Neel against Rosalie was dismissed. Mary Morris was misreported as granted but denied. Joe W. Branscum sues Osby for divorce over cruelty and habitual drinking, seeking custody of six children. they married in 1980s. County purchases awarded supplies to eight firms for various offices. Two men, William Craig and Clarence Peabody, are fined for intoxication.
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George McCullough
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace
Hobart Holton
Lawrence BeVier
Lyman BeVier
Joe W. Branscum
Amherst
County Eyes Buying Power Shovel for Ditch Cleaning
County Drainage Engineer Lester Osborne proposes the county purchase a power shovel and drag line to clean ditches at cost for farmers. He argues savings of 50 to 66 percent versus private contractors, noting current state law requires work to be done by contract. He will seek legislative changes via the Township Trustees Association to allow county operation.
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Lester Osborne
Osborne
Township Trustees Association
Plan Series of Prayer Meetings
The Elyria Child Evangelism Fellowship prayer committee plans a series of three meetings to support the coming year's work with local children. The first is Thursday July in Flyrna YMCA at 9:30 a.m. led by Mrs. Elmer Harris of South Amherst. The August 1 meeting will be led by Mrs. E. G. Pallas of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed, and August 22 by Mrs. J. W. Yarbrough of the Second Baptist Church.
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Elyria Child Evangelism Fellowship
Flyrna Y.mlc
Elmer Harris
South Amherat
E. G. Pallas
St. Paul's Evangelicaland Reformed Church
J. W. Yarbrough
The
Second Baptist Church
Rosemary Hofstetter Marries Ivan Fahler
Rosemary Hofstetter daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Hofstetter and Ivan Fahler son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Fahler of Wellington wed in a double ring ceremony June 29 at Rev C C Louder's home Attendants were Agnes Hofstetter and Donald Faber The bride wore a white eyelet street length dress with white accessories and red rose corsage Their corsages were white carnations The couple reside in Wellington.
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Chatham
Ira Grim
Colleen Grim
Kenneth Walsh
John Welsh
Litchfield
Gladstone Brown
Canton
Mis
Jean Clifford
Gladioli. ” Allen Koeber Was Best Man, Mrs., Miriam Coomer
Wet- Tington
McMen Named to Recreation Board Appointment
A. Agate announced the appointment of McMen to the Recreation Board, naming Lu Mert 16 Courtland tevet and Bria eeheol as members. The board member explained continued service due to pressing demands elsewhere, with term expiration noted as December 1980.
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A. Agate
Courtland Tevet
Bria
WrennOr
Ohtemacher
Frainens
eMan
Camp on the Verrillon River to reach capacity
The Y Camp on the Verrillon river will again fill to capacity during the third period of the season. Secretary Harlie G Stevie of the V CAC Opéral reported that no boys were registered for the day period and that some campers are already at the camp for the second period. Campers for the third period will depart Etoria by bus at 8:30 tomorrow morning, with second-period campers leaving tomorrow morning and remaining campers returning home. Several places remain filled for the fourth period.
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See-Mes Blyria
C. A
Verrillon
Harlie G. Stevie
Opéral
Etoria
Alta Eldses
Stevick
Markets produce and price notes from Argos segment
Market catalog lists produce with prices and stock details including peppers, cucumbers, corn, butter, eggs, chickens, and cattle. Includes note on quality grades, weights, and wholesale vs retail terms across several vendors and farm goods entries.
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Tetera
Naskens
Mariella
Uniselvied
Girties
Rereip Tugkh
Jearn
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