May aid sought for shells contract amid war probe
A congressional hearing exposed Rep. Andrew J. May of Kentucky seeking an equal break for firms linked to a "paper empire" amid a Batavia and Erie Basin probe. Brig. Gen. Mardy testified May discussed favored contracts with Dr. Garson while Justice Department opened inquiries into Batavia activities. Undersecretary Royall noted alleged perjury and a government payment dispute with Garson related to a $1,016,315 overpayment.
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Warmington
Samiti
Andrew J. May
Army Ordnance
Matacia Metal Products, Inc
I. Aigevceli Mardy
Ordnance
Batavia
Midwest
Helig
Comtunhities
George Meader
May
Mardy
Gardon
Nt House Military Assits
Pamire
Detaille Coeree
Hardy
Washington
Kentucky
Garson
Eric Ragin
Justice Department
Erie Basin
James M. Mead
DN. VY
Henry M. Poynter
Garson Combine
Royall
Eris
Los Angeles
Weahington
Chicago
Court Suit Filed For Mary Serafin Divorce
Mary Serafin of Wellington fled suit yesterday for divorce from Paul Serafin. They married in 1935 and have three children. The complaint cites neglect and cruelty as grounds for the dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Serafin
Wellington
Paul
Seven men convicted in major used car black market case
Federal court jurors found seven men guilty of conspiring to run the largest used car black market operation in the station's history. Defendants include Ben Fishel and Orden Ivey among others from Kentucky and Illinois as the case outlined schemes distributing thousands in black market profits.
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Ben Fishel
Calta
Menton Farley
Orden Ivey
Mente
Doh
Loving
John C. A. Nelson
Paducah
Noble Tick
Murray
Ed West
Poplar Bluff
Arthur A. Rkoselnski
April
Toon Charites
Ilinois
Kentucky
Milk Producers Debate Referendum Order Details In Cleveland
Ingersoll contested price figures cited by Hartanek and argued that April prices paid by Cleveland dealers were higher than cited. He questioned the fairness of a single ballot for all Milk Producers Federation members. The discussion covered a proposed market pool, uniform dealer payments, and effects on Cleveland area producers versus federal orders in Cincinnati and Toledo. Attendees voiced concerns about democratic process and federal oversight, with several speakers urging producer empowerment and scrutiny of the order ahead of the county meetings in the Cleveland milk shed.
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Ingersoll
Hartanek
Cleveland
Hartsack
IDA
Milk Producers Federation
Leshal
Milk Producer Federation
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
4 - Meadow
Meyer Dairy Company
Desiers
Fars
Fortier
Wn Democratic Pprocess
Washington
Andrew Perina
Washmere
Portey
Murisock
Tartsock
Hlurtsock
United States
Wellington
Death of Rudolph prompts funeral details in Elyria
Rudolph, 64, of 43 West Third Street, died today at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lorain, after a lingering illness. Born in Elytia, he was a moulder and a member of St. Mary's church. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Richard Finegan, a niece, Mrs. Helen Cronin, and two nephews, Eugené and Carl Finegan, all of Elyria. Friends may call at Welch Funeral Home. services pending. Gertrude Mayo, 40, of Sunset Drive, died at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain from piedmonia. She had been ill two weeks. body at Burimester Pineval Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Tarl Rudoleh
Rudolph
Weat Third Street
St. Joseph's
Lorain
Me Ruedolph
Elytia
St. Mary's Church
Richard Finegan
Helen Cronit
Eugené
Carl Pinégan
Elyria
Welst Funeral Home
Gertrude Mato
Avon Lake
Gertrude Mayo
Thele
Ofin Tucker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Piedmonia
Burimester Piineval
73 Nazis Found Guilty in War Crimes Trial
An American military court convicted 73 Nazi officers and men for atrocities against American prisoners near Malmedy Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge. The trial began with 74 defendants but charges against Marcel Bolte were withdrawn. Col Gen Sepp Dietrich led the accused group.
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Nachau
Malmedy
Belgium
Marcel Bolte
Sepp Dietrich
Two More Homes Are Authorized For Elytin
Building inspector Matt Dickason issued permits for two new homes in Elytin. Fimer G. Ehlers received a permit for a one story frame house at 138 High Street costing about 3000 dollars. The Standard Construction Company secured a permit for a one story frame dwelling at 238 Bellefield Avenue costing about 5000 dollars.
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Elytin
Matt Dickason
Fimer G. Ehlers
High Street
Standard Construction Company
Bellefield Avenue
Ohio relief costs rise in first half of 1948
Ohio’s relief costs climbed about 40 percent from January through June 1948 as unemployment funds exhausted, State Welfare Director Fra zier Reams said. The higher need stems from many jobless residents depleting unemployment benefits, driving up relief expenditures.
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Clasumbus
Ohio
Coate
Frazier Reams
Prices At Noon Vanished By United Pree
New York markets show broad declines as United Press reports a dramatic midday slide. Major names across industries including American Tobacco, General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Sears Roebuck, 20th Century Fox, Westinghouse, and Woolworth move on mixed signals. Transportation and steel sectors headline trading with notable activity from Kennecott, Atlantic Refining, and Ohio and Indiana market weights.
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New York
NY Central
Cad
Penna
Amer Tobacgo Burges Mty Natl Distillers
Amer Rad
Mount Ward
Bere Nay
Ee Noah Kelyinaior
Progtor & Gamble
Paramount Pie Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
20Th Century Fox Warner Aros
Westing Blee
Woolworth Co
Motors
Gien Motorstowne
Goodyear
Interlake Iron Amer
Afilis Republic VS
Steel Copfer
Anagonda
Kennecott
Atlanti
Stand
Calve
Ind
Ohio
Sopony Voc
Erin
Pa Gas & Elec Si
Cons Edison Ee
Citigs
Seherley
Yanks Move In To Aid Police At Trieste
American troops reinforce to back Italian police amid clashes in Trieste as crowds threaten counteraction. Police report several injuries, with arrests attempted but few completed. Slovene elements blamed for mine explosions on the Udine Trieste railway and Pieris village attacks.
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Trieste
Preteas
Udine Trieste
Pieris
Hull Asks British Loan Approval Amid War Warning
Former Secretary Cordell Hulladay urged House Speaker Sam Rayburn to approve the 3.78 billion dollar British loan, warning of a world drift toward discord or another world war. He argued the loan is crucial and urged rapid passage as debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hulladay
House
Elder Statesman
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Utah election outcomes reshape party lines in 1930s era
In Utah the Democratic and Republican parties split the field amid internal feuding. Five Democrats were renominated for Congress while Marty P. Cain secured the Republican Senate nomination, edging incumbent Abe Murdock. Congressmen Witt Robinson and Walter Granger, both Democrats, were renominated with Murdock and Robinson running unopposed.
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Ty United
Muias
Howard Costigan
Heavy Republic
Washington
Democratic Party
GOP
Marty P. Cain
Abe Murdock
Witt Robinson
Kwalter Granger
Ofi Democrats
Murdock
Robinson
Dairy Judging Tour Draws 75 4-H Members
Seventy five 4-H ch1ildren from Lorain Cuyahoga and Huron Counties joined a dairy judging tour visiting four farms Warren Wilkinson Derry Dell Lawrence Bette and dense Ford near Oberlin C L Blackman OSU extension spoke on judging dairy cattle and Lorain County youths submitted score sheets A picnic at a Penfield park rounded out the day with plans for Ohio Dairy Day judging at Wooster in August
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Lorain
Cuyahoga
Huron
Warren Wilkinson
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Derry Dell
Iden
Lawrence Bette
Penfield
Ford
Oberlin
Penfield Way
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Senate Seeks Price Controls Clash and New Proposals
The Senate rapidly rewrites a bill allowing a presidential veto and exempts meat dairy eggs soybeans and cottonseed from price ceilings while preserving grain controls. An amendment to exempt grain failed 4 to 42 as debate loomed for limits on petroleum products. Barkley pressed for more gains on dairy pricing and filibuster threats loomed over remaining measures.
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Senate
Clyde M. Reed
Kans
FE. H. Moore
Okta
Kenneth Wherry
Sen
W. Lee O'Deniel
D. Tex
Alben W. Barkley
O'Daniel
Barkley
OPA
Kentucky
Washington
Truman
Robertt. Tall
FR. O. i
Taft Attacks Veterans Group In Senate Debate
Senator Taft attacked the American Veterans of World War II AVC as part of a heated Senate debate on price controls. He cited an eight point campaign list advising harassment of Congress members, including hanging inflations in effigy and calls to invite radio debates. Senate leader Barkley defended AVC as a legitimate veterans group while a Washington window sign criticized Taft’s prices.
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Wv Juien
Robert A. Taft
Acncan Veterans’ Semmens Tn
Senate
AVC
Mnembeta
Taft
Vetera Organization
Ita
Congress
Anthopa Tons Gréessmien
Alen Buihim
AVC Price Central Fight Committee
Lithim
AVE
Washington
Renate and
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Alben W. Barkley
Town Social Roundup Notices Visitors and Guests
A long listing of local families hosting and visiting relatives and friends over recent days. Names include Herr, Crowell, Brenner, King, Hill, Sampson, McComax, Coke, Cook, Phelps, Gilbert, Gough, Langthorpe, Hawke, Lyons, Lyons, Jameson, Thierry, Haske, Kiesel, and Prang. Events show picnics, suppers, visits, and a Canada trip with Niagara Falls noted.
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Paton
Andrew Hinkle
Columbia
Cleon Crowell
Maurice Crowell
Coshocton
William Brenner
Cleveland
Ford Hill
Dorothy King
Walter King
Berea
Elton Hill
David Sampson
Chicago
Lester Phelps
Siinetay
Jack Lyons
McDonald
Bay Village
Robert Jameson
Jean Thierry
Cleyenne
Ernest Haske
Milton Kiesel
Shirley Hawke
Texas
Charles Smith
Meo
Prang Smith
Canada
Netroik
Niagara Falls
Pewait
Mrs. Smith
Ses
Cacl. Giatz
Americans Vanish in Russian Occupied Zone Mystery
Disappearance of four U S officers and two relatives near the Russian occupied line sparks a high level diplomatic push. Gen Jeph T. Tes Narney conferred with Marshal Vassily D. aoa and U S authorities press Moscow for word on the four. The missing include Samuel Marrigan and wife from Harrah Oklahoma, Capt Harald Cobin of Newark New Jersey, Lt George Wyatt of Oklahoma City and Morrisons who wandered across the line July 1. Russian officials admit holding them but offer no explanation despite U S requests for transfer to American disciplinary action.
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Tipht
Red Army
U. S. Am
Sheal
Jeph T Tes Narney
Vassily “D.aoa
Samuel &. Marrigan
Harrah, Ola
Sani Antonio
Tex
Harald Cobin
Newark
George Wyatt
Ontshoma City
Morrisons
Cabin
Eil
Oranigaburg
U. S. Army Authoritie
United States
Belef
Toll monopoly faces postwar demand surge in telephones
Ammel outlines that 1943 capacity rose to 51 000 due to new toll positions but demand exceeded growth. War education and freer spending boost long distance use. Residential tolls climbed from 3 to 5 dollars to 18 dollars monthly. Additional toll units are temporary and contingent on scarce parts. Relief awaits new equipment expected in a year or two. Local service installation also hampered by phone shortages and transmission gear. The delegation included Y F B Schilling, George Calvert, W S Daweon, Harry Luethi, and Richard Stith.
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Reise
Ammel
Tell Vice
Y. F B. Schilling
George Calvert
W. 8. Daweon
Harry Luethi
Richard Stith
Farmers Plan To Hold Wheat Harvest In Lorain County
Lorain County farmers prepare to harvest wheat with average temperatures and plan to store much of the crop for sale later in the year amid uncertain OPA ceiling prices. Expected yields drop to about 24 bushels per acre after a bumper previous year, leaving many with storage space for grain and only small portions set for immediate sale as binder harvest nears completion.
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Lorain
Additon
Eaton
CHILLICOTHE MOURNS KINNEY CHILD RUNS INTO CAR
Cynthia Mar Kinney two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Kinney was killed in Chillicothe yesterday when she ran into the path of a car. The tragedy occurred during a day noted for market reports and local notices.
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Chillicothe
Cynthia Mar Kinney
Harold Kinney
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Christine Linkner
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Elgina
Eure
Orly
Wwe
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Taft Attacks Vets Group
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