Labor Disputes Cleared as Walkouts Narrow Nationwide
United Press reports labor unrest easing as wartime strikes shrink to under 40,000 workers. Akron sees 16,600 Firestone workers idle in day 19, while Detroit dairy workers end a milk delivery stoppage affecting 150,000 families. New York paper deliveries halted 12 days. job actions continue in Alabama, Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey and Pennsylvania with WLB orders influencing returns to work.
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United Press
Esseni
Detroit
Seaboard
Akron
Firestone Tira and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
CIO
War Labor Board
CIO United Dairy Workers
Lasbor
New York
Picker Nes
WLB
Birmingham
Ala
Fort Wayne
Ind
News-Sentinel
Journal-Gazette
International Typographical Union
AFL
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
WLBE
Camden
N. J
New York Shipbuilding Corp
United Auto Workers
CAO
Mack Co
New Brunswick
Plainfield
Allentown
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Washington
D D. C
International Federation of Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen
Pennsylvania
Indians
Minnesota
New York State
Man Receives Death Notice From Postman
Chicago report tells how Joseph Fry, 25, answered the door to a War Department death delivery he believed came from Germans. The notice was linked to a Pvt. Robert Fry casualty in Munich, the result of bomb-damaged buildings.
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Chicago
Pyot
Joseph Fry
War Department
Fry
Red Cross
Robert Fry
Munich
China Premier and Stalin Confer Fourth Time in Moscow
In Moscow Premier T. S. Boong of China held a fourth conference with Premier Stalin as the Chinese mission to Moscow nears its end. Soong planned to meet American and British ambassadors Harriman and Kerr before heading to the big three conference in Berlin. London dispatch reports Montgomery arrived in Berlin as the Allied Control Commission envoy.
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Moscow
T. ¥. Boong
China
Stalin
Soong
W. Averell Harriman
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr
Berlin
London
Sir Bernard &. Montgomery
Allied Control Commission
Germany
Japanese Homes Must Be Destroyed Statement Rebuffed
Lt General Levin H. Campbell Jr and Army Ordnance state that claims about Japanese homes needing sudden destruction due to own action plane parts being manufactured in Nipponese wing rooms are unfounded. The article cites official denial and emphasizes verified military policy.
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Paul
Minn
Levin H. Campbell, Jr
Army Ordnance
Fire Extinguished By Water In Northwood Inn Blaze
Elyria firemen answered a call to 589 Broad Street yesterday but found the fire already out by an employee with a pail of water. The blaze started from paper and rubbish in a coal bin Basement and was confined to that area. Cause listed as smoker's carelessness. No property damage. Fire crews from Elyria and Carlisle Township assisted, with a private tank truck boosting water supply. Neighbors aided in limiting spread to a house and chicken coop. The Carlisle crew responded as it was first reported in Carlisle Township.
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Elyria City
Northwood Inn
Broad Street
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Carlisle
Harold Bruce
Elyria Township
Court Grants Divorces and Custody in Lorain
Judge D A Cook presided today over multiple Lorain family cases. Robert Spaulding received a divorce from Geraldine for neglect and custody of his daughter Patricia. Neil to maternal grandfather Mrs Irma Powell with father to pay 6 dollars weekly. Edna Shearer divorced Godfrey for neglect. property settled by agreement. J R Tarry awarded 30 dollar finding against Anthony Burich Lorain and St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance 368.30 for damages from last August 20 traffic collision on 36th street. A F P Snodgrass sued for divorce from Irene amid neglect and cruelty. married in 193?
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Robert Spaulding
Geraldine
D. A. Cook
Heip
Patricia
Neil
Irma Powell
Edna Shearer
Godfrey
J. R. Tarry
Middle Avenue
Anthony Burich
Lorain
St. Paul
Irene
Lottie A. Thomsen
Oberlin
Lottie A. Thomson
Ludwig Thomsen
North Main Street
Gbhe
Michigan
Thomsen
First Congregational Church
Harry L. Thomsen
Casper
Wyoming
Charles
Two Ohio Women Plead Guilty To Shoplifting
Two Toronto women, Mrs. Mary Rokulic and Mrs. Rose Smiurda, pleaded guilty to shoplifting in Pittsburgh. They received one year probation and were ordered to pay restitution for a $40 suit and other items valued at $153 seized July 3. The judge noted first offense and personal hardships.
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Pittsburgh
Toronto
Mary Rokulic
Rose Smiurda
Criminal Court
Alexander Cugper
Jal
Cooper
Boys Visit Bank Court And Jail Tour Highlights Local Operations
Twenty two boys toured Elyria Savings and Trust Company to learn banking operations. Judge D A Cook explained court procedures while Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams, Clerk of Courts H E Apate, and County Auditor Frank Ayres described court offices. The group also visited the county jail with a deputy sheriff leading the tour.
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YMCA
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
W. H. Gugton
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Claude Adams
H. E. Apate
Frank Ayres
Nevada Governor To Become U. S. Senator
Nevada Governor E P Carville has resigned to accept an appointment to the U S Senate Aug J announced today. Also in Lorain County notices two meetings for young farmers by the extension office Wellington and Brighton school set dates. Burglary report at 44 Lake Avenue shows theft of gasoline ration coupons and damage to a car vent. A Pa mother forgets baby as train departs. conductor rescues nine month old child aboard.
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Carson City
Nev
E. P. Carville
Nevada
U. S. Senate
Lorain County Extension
Wellington
Lorain County Steel Club
Brighton School
Burton Coburn
Lake Avenue
Baby Latrobe
Joseph McLaughlin
George Bilnebury
Nellie Mika
Clifton Avenue
Lorain
Mika
Poland
St. Stanialaus Church
Alfonse
Milan
Elyria
Walter Przyatek
Schenectady
Michael Zajkowski
Frank Peterson
William Urai
John Marley
Tillie
Veronica Mika
Michael Szacla
Gdlovin-Dombroski
St. Stanislaus Church
Leo .Rygwalski
Cal Vary
Camp Palmers Mountain Archery and Camp Life Features
The article describes the 25th season of a summer camp, detailing emblem requirements across four years, including 16 to 23 trees and towers, and other award criteria in disciplines like archery, craftwork, and devotions. It lists daily routines from meals to mail, special events such as Long House Night and Stunt Night, and notes facilities improvements, staff, and a new two-stage water system.
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Camp Iss-See-Key
National
Camp Archery Association
Daily Mail
Palmer
Bertha Milin
Gordon Nethercul
Howard Gensett
Harold West
Wyanaatie
John Ingersoll
Mohican
Bill Flaherty
Huron
Phil Stevick
Jobe Rigo
John Sexton
Ball Lohies
Joe Kasper
Lakewood
Yom Dangerfield
Pittsburgh
Caty
EB Og Corts
Death Record Mentions Multiple Lorain Area Deaths
Obituaries for Nellie Mika 57 of Lorain Ruth Jauch 53 Amherst Lola Gager 80 Oberlin Lottie Thomsen 1860 obituary details list birthplaces, spouses, children, and burial plans across Lorain County Ohio with church affiliations and cemeteries noted.
Six Men Fined For Intoxication
Six men arraigned before Mayor A R Agate were fined five dollars and costs each for intoxication. Five residents from the railroad camp at 150 Huron street named George Tarch John Gonsorcik John Good and John Scotch plus Emil Bomberger and Henry Leinbach 76 of R D 2 Oberlin were cited for arrests on Lodi Court Ely park and at their residence.
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A. R. Agate
Huron Street
George Tarch
John Gonsorcik
John, Good
John Scotch
Lodi Street
Fall P.m
Emil Bomberger
Court Street
Henry Leinbach
Oberlin
Ely Park
Two Are Fined After Car Hits Fire Hydrant
In police court two Cleveland men were fined for DUI after a car struck a fire hydrant on Broad Street West End Bridge. William Needham 1205 West ? street Cleveland and Ralph Foster 1450 Rockway Ave Lakewood faced fines of 50 dollars and costs with driving privileges suspended six months. Needham drove initially. Foster moved to drive and fled with the car. Fire hydrant demolished. investigators found the men at East River and Buckeye streets.
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Needham
Foster
East River
Buckeye
Seven Year Old Boy Dies In Bus Fall Near Williamson
WILLIAMSON West Virginia Ronald Dean Chapman seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Chapman of Canada Kentucky was killed today when he fell from a Pikeville bound bus as it rounded a curve He was among several passengers standing in the aisle Earl Wilson the bus driver said the child accidentally tripped the door handle He died of a fractured skull when his head struck the highway ditch tine
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Boy Williamson
W. Va
Ronald Dean Chapman
Cecil Chapman
Canada
Earl Wilson
Big Head
Church Board Meeting and Hymnal Purchase Highlight Parish News
The Wesleyan board meeting at the church Monday evening was well attended with plans for the year. The church school purchased 15 new hymnals. News notes mention illnesses, recoveries, and visits among parishioners including Mrs Worcester in Cleveland, Mrs Kern, Mrs Hicks, Mrs Taft, and Mrs Florence Black. Family reunions and local visits are recorded, along with a reunion of Blane family members and a C. S. meet at the home of Mrs Tay Waren.
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Wflien
Church School
Johh Worcester
St. Johns Hospital
Cleveland
Edward Kern
Hicks
Fairview
L. Beremund
Asa Taft
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Florence Black
Elyria
Louise Nash
Arlene Gaydush
E. Andrews
Bir
Lee Andrews
Arthur Andrews
Lakewood
Hebert Andrews
Sueth Zanesville
Elizabeth Sherman
J Huey
Berea
A. J. Hulse
Huron
Laura Palmer
Paresville
Betty Lewandowski
Highbrook Lodge
Chudon
Hester Taylor
Florence Fushturis
Cause Road
Formyer
Mie Frotits Cue
Huntingtom
Eslyn Guerriner
Perms College
St. Luke's Hospital
Blane
North Whistat
Laure Batherisge
East Cleveland
Hee Nieve
Miner Eldryd
Ws. C
Tay Waren
Isa Osned
Neeea
Japanese Shipping Disrupted and Gulf Port Grain Exports Rise
Rear Adm. John D. Price reports widespread disruption of Japanese shipping from China and Korea to home islands over the past three months. In New Orleans and Gulf ports, more than half of outbound cargo now consists of food for Europe. Merchant ships once carrying war materiel are loading grain wheat sugar and other staples for Mediterranean and European destinations including Italy the Balkans Russia France Belgium and Britain. The largest outbound cargo from New Orleans is grain.
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Guam
China
Korea
Gulf
Europe
New Orleans
Gulf Ports
Chester HB
Marshall
Gulf Coast
War Shipping Administration
Battle For Transportation
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Italy
Balkans
Russia
France
Belgium
Holland
Britain
Markets and price listings from Cleveland Homegrowers Market
Cleveland Homegrowers Market features prices for apples onions endive green onions and tomatoes with assorted vegetables and fruits. Market quotes include mushrooms rhubarb parsley and watercress with detailed pricing and quantities. Separate Chicago Toledo and Cleveland market notes cover grain live poultry cattle hogs and lambs with bids and classifications. Argentina and Brazil are each building one half of a bridge linking the two nations.
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Cleveland
Rae
Tyne
Eabaade
Bunenes Sas
Boston
PX. Bakt Montly
U.S
Argentina
Brazil
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Ebert
Koslin
Phillips
Montgomery
Cascade Park
Bud Wey
J. M. Powell
Tan
Cam Gatt
Emal
Fon Diamonds
Hiroshi Oshima
Navy
West Point
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Acme
Ohio
Sudro-Curtis
U. S
Ruth T. Jauch
Amherst
Ruth Holzhaver Jauch
Sunny Acres
Warrensville
John Springer
J. N. Holzhauer
C. J Springer
Calvary Evangelical Church
Eastern Stars
George Lang
W. 95Th
Lorain Avenue
Ridgehill Memorial Park
N. Ridge Road
Lola Gager
West Lorain Street
Gager
Norwalk
Alice Wilmot
Tyurial
Westwood Cemetery
Tia Juana
Baja California
Tiny Tim
Wes Neary
Toledo
Toledo-Crain
Marshall's
Roy E. Hultz
Federal Deposit Insurance
Sas
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