Avon Lake Welcomes New Elyria Savings Branch
An Avon Lake banking office of Elyria Savings and Trust Co brings complete banking service to a growing community. The new branch features a beautiful banking room and signals substantial growth for Avon Lake and surrounding area. The local populace responds with appreciation for this progressive addition to their town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Base
Sel Co
Avon Lake
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Ehria Savings and Trust Co
Changes to County Fairs Under Price Stabilization Rules
A Richmond News Leader commentary notes that Office of Price Stabilization rules now require 4-H and FFA fairs to obtain certificates for sale of prize beef and for buyers to sign statements about slaughtering limits. The system transfers paperwork to district OPS offices, depriving the young producer of a personal copy. The piece laments the erosion of traditional county fair norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heigh
Farmer Brown
Farmers of America
Office of Price Stabilization
FFA
OPS
United States Agriculture Department
Extension Service
Brown
Richmond, Va
News-Leader
British jet transport leap foreshadowed by wartime lessons
The article notes Sir John Whittle’s 1929 jet engine, Britain’s early rejection, and postwar push leading to British Overseas Airlines planned London Rome Cairo jet service. It cites Comet development, tests with Rome Cairo, and predictions of a five year US conversion time. It warns American Airlines risks if subsidy and support wane.
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John Whittle
Royal Air Force
R.A.F. Brass
Munich
R.A.F
Luftwaffe
Sir John
British Overseas Airlines
Rome
Cairo
DeHaviland
B.O.A
New York
Russia
Profit Or Loss For Retailers Amid Rising Overhead Costs
A survey of more than 700 retailers shows mounting overhead expenses as the top near term worry, followed by price resistance from customers. Despite high prices and big volume, carrying costs like wages rents and taxes have climbed, squeezing margins to around 3.7 cents per dollar at department stores and about one cent per dollar in food chains.
Senate Price Control Debate Reveals Hidden Interests
The 3 a.m. Senate session exposed how amendments were shaped by special interests. Senators Ferguson Robertson and Anderson clashed over automobile pricing and meat policy while Thye and Magnussen backed dairy and peanut price protections. Lehman urged binding rental rights, highlighting the costs imposed on the underprivileged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Senate
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Ferguson
Chrysler
Sen
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Limer Thomas
Perguson
Robertson
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Blair Moody
Detroit
Ed Thye
Minnesota
Warren Magnuson
Douglas
Illinois
Thye
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Jaive
Ernest McFarland
Arizona
McFarland
New York
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
Domestic turkey ruffles Colonel as buckshot reveals cook’s joke
The Colonel orders a domestic Christmas turkey. He discovers buckshot in his meal and accuses Sam. Sam admits the buckshot was aimed at him, ending the dinner with a dark, humorous note about hospitality in Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Miami Beach
Bromfield Defends His View on Bluegrass Worth
Author-farmer Louis Bromfield defended bluegrass at Malabar farm near Mansfield Ohio amid Kentucky protests and a public debate over housing for families with children. The U S Senate rejected a consumer friendly amendment 159 to 22 and Bromfield invited Kentuckians to visit his farm as Gov Lawrence Wetherby prepared to arrive with a delegation. Ohio Gov Frank Lausche sent best wishes but could not attend.
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Mansfield
Louis Bromfield
Kentucky
Abraham
Lincoln
Benton
Sen
Irving Ives
New York Republican
Ives
Senate
Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Here
Friends of the Land
Louisville
Louisville Agriculture Club
Kentucky Farmer Magazine
Lawrence Wetherby
Malabar
Ohio
Frank J. Lauscher
Union Demands Wage Hikes In Goodrich Talks
The United Rubber Workers Union CIO opens contract negotiations with B. F. Goodrich seeking substantial wage increases for 17,000 workers nationwide. Affects Goodrich plants in Cadillac Michigan Akron Ohio and Miami Oklahoma. The current contract runs to 1952 with a pension plan and an eight day cancellation clause starting August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Rubbery Workers Union
CIO
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich
Cadillac
Mich
Akron
Miami
Oklo
Butz Return From Germany Describe Rebuilding And Wages
Mr and Mrs Fred Butz of Byria returned from a three month visit to Germany with vivid notes on rebuilding in Bremen Dusseldorf and Stuttgart. They describe 40 percent destruction inflation shortages and high prices but growing commerce and restated faith in American zones.
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Fred Butz
Byria
Germany
Sumner Street
Bremen
Dusseldorf
Prussia
Stuttgart
Wurtemberg
Butz
America
Hitler
Wallhausen
Hessenthal
Elyria
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Suai Bureau of Cterulation
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Compacy
Sepe Budnutt
Clare Asordk
R. Storley
J Clare George
SR. Storley
Elrtia
Lorain
State of
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Cleveland
Otto
Yourself
Emerson
Iron Lung
Pimarene
Uli Meioas
Drew Pearson
Y Bennett Cerf
Moody
Bill Benton
Connecticut
Wetherby
Bromfeld
Columbus
Lausche
Mercury
Tetallear
Btation
ST OF the Town
Baer
Mercury, Inc
Reichsmark
Portugal
John B. Kinter
Dee
East Ave
Bigelow Mohawk
FOX
Middle Ave
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