United States Warns Hungry Nations On Food Help
In a Paris conference briefing Secretary Clinton B. Anderson told food-deficit countries to tighten grain collection, fix ration leaks, and cut requirements to realistic levels before seeking U S aid. He noted an 81 million ton gap between needs and available supplies and urged nations not to rely on the United States to fill the gap alone. The United States shipped about 18 million tons of grain last year.
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Washington
United States
Clinton B. Anderson
Anderson
Paris
Confarente
U. S
Three Building Permits Issued In Hart A Dickison Report
Hart A. Dickison, building inspector, issued three building permits Monday. Roy C. Wendling will build at 31 Caroline avenue a one story frame dwelling 37 ft by 25 ft costing 34000. Duke Flanegan RD 1 Lorain will erect a 44 ft by 20 ft masonry dwelling on Purdue avenue. J H Popp will erect a brick and concrete warehouse 30 ft by 73 ft on Kenwood avenue costing 5000.
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Hart A. Dickison
Roy C. Wendling
Caroline Avenue
Duke Flanegan
RD. 1
Lorain
Purdue, Avenue
J. H. Popp
Kenwood Avenue
14 Year Old Dad Visits Hospital To See Daughter
In Chelsea Massachusetts Mitchell ell age 14 planned to visit his newborn daughter at Chelsea Memorial Hospital for the first time. The baby born yesterday weighed ten ounces and his five year old father Shirley were reported doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Mitchell were married a year ago.
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Chelsea
Masa
Miner Mitchell
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
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Sit
Shirley
Death records for James Palmer and Raymond A. Barry
James Palmer of 1234 Bast avenue Elyria died at Mes Memorial Hospital at 4 AM after a brief illness. He was 20, a World War II Navy veteran, from Elyria, employed by the Water Department, and a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by parents Paul P. and Gladys Palmer, two brothers, four sisters, a grandmother, and other relatives. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home, burial Brookdale Cemetery. Raymond A. Barry died Monday. services Thursday 1:30 PM at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial Elmwood Cemetery, Lorain. Survived by wife Italianne and daughter Alberta Rue. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis.
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James Palmer
Pa Mesmorial Hospital
Pacific Area
Elyria
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Brookdale Cemetery
MacArthur Issues Order On Clothing
General Douglas MacArthur bans American girls from wearing play suits in public and requires conventional dress in buildings and public places. Clara A Pay, wife of Fred W Pay, died July 14 in Cal- Mila. Born December 18 1870 in Pittsfield, she lived in Collins ten years and Oberlin previously. Surviving: husband, a son Wilbert, a grandchild, and Clara Herrick. Some allowances for sports costumes exist. exact rules depend on section chiefs.
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Rogers
Wrue
WeViers
Marion A Harris 70 dies after long illness in Sullivan
Marion A Harris 70 of Wellington vicinity died Monday after a lingering illness. She lived near Sullivan for over 80 years and is survived by a daughter Mrs Father Sessions of Sullivan, three sons Victor Fred of Sullivan and Lawrence of Elyria, three grandchildren and sister Mrs Harriet Gilford of Cleveland. Funeral at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with services at Sullivan Congregational Church Wednesday at 2:00 pm. Burial in Sullivan Cemetery.
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Marnis
Wellington
Marion
Harris
Sullivan
Father Sessions
Victor
Fred
Lawrence
Elyria
Harriet Gilford
Cleveland
Keith Andrew
Sulliivan Congregational
Warner
German policy directives outline postwar recovery plan
The directive, accepted by Secretary Marshall, rejects reparations beyond Potsdam, opposes a centralized German state, and backs a federalized system. It orders Clay to promote democratic parties, curb undemocratic groups, raise living standards, and prioritize coal, food, and exports while breaking up cartelized German industry.
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Europe
George C. Marshall
U. S
United States
Germany
United Nations
Clay
Diplomatic Standoff Fears UN Sanctions Demand
Delegate Andry Gromyko faces a choice between supporting American Balkans proposals or letting them pass amid protests from Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania. A veto is anticipated and could trigger UN Security Council action and sanctions against targeted governments.
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Andry Gromyko
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Elyrian Is Il In Tokyo Hospital
Mrs. Carl Neiding learns her son Pfe A Puls 19 is in a Tokyo hospital with a tropical illness and high fever. He may be shipped back to the United States for treatment. Letter address given for him at AP0 Tokyo and San Francisco post office. Evictions in Fremont rise under new rent control laws with one justice reporting 25 notices in two weeks.
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Gates Avenue
Eliden A. Puls
Tokyo
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United States
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J. San Francisco
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Fremont
Justices of the Peace
Postwar aid plan stalls on details and political strife
The draft aid program remains undecided on how it would operate and what American support would be offered. Planning groups include a 16-nation cooperation committee and several specialized panels such as food and agriculture, power, iron and steel, transport, and more, with Britain and France negotiating as dominant members amid stiff contest from smaller nations. Separately, divorce proceedings and legal actions are noted in Lorain and Avon Lake, including Emily Smarsh versus John Smarsh and Janet Schaeffer versus Ben Schaeffer, while Harold Ranz faces burglary charges in Avon Lake.
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Italy
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Austria
Belgium
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France
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Tai
Feiteut
Baarg
Sweden
A. Auig
Emily Smarsh
John
Great Britain
Luxembourg
Norway
Turkey
Belgiuia
Portugal
Switzerland
Increase In Employment Is Predicted
Washington economists forecast rising U S employment in farming canning and related sectors boosting total jobs beyond 60 million. They expect new openings in August September and October while the 4 million industrial and self employed pool remains steady. Officials caution forecasts lack precise benchmarks but foresee a high well above 60 million with durable goods expanding despite some soft goods resistance. Coal settlements and higher coal prices also lift employment prospects.
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U. S
Kalian
Kivan Clague
Rahar Statistics
Ross
Truman
Retail Coal Merchants Association
Pittsburgh
Elyman Named District Deputy For The KDFC
The Knights of Columbus met Monday evening and state officers announced Richard Tensdale, immediate past grand knight of Viceroyal lodge, appointed district deputy of a newly organized district covering Lorain Elyria and Berea. His first duty is installing Berea Council officers tonight. A procession of knights will go to Berea. Grand Knight John Lydon announced John Mockler as general chairman for the September 7 Hodges picnic. State staff counting will take place at Cedar Point August 9 and 10. several local members and wives plan to attend.
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Knights of Columbus
Richard
Tensdale
Viceroyal Lodge
Lorain
Elyria
Berea
Ineal Knights
John Lydon
John Mockler
Augusta
Missing British War Bride Still No Trace Found
In Columbus a 24hour police hunt for Faye Ann Crow a 20yearold British war bride failed to reveal her whereabouts since she vanished last Thursday after going to a telephone company to file immigration papers for a job. Her husband Ralph Crow notified police after a weekend search. The couple wed two years ago in England where he served with the Air Force. She is the daughter of Mrs Olive Varrett of North Kensington London.
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Faye Ann Crow
Telephone Ca
Ralph Crow
England
Ralph
Air Force
Funeral set for 17 month old who died after tablets
Funeral arrangements were made today for Sandra Jean Harrison a seventeen month old girl who ate forty sodium nitrate pills and died soon after in an Xenia hospital. Coroner H C Schick ruled the death accidental from chemical poisoning. The child's mother Mrs Richard Nooks had the tablets for high blood pressure and it was not determined how the child got them.
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Sandra Jean Harrison
H. C. Schick
Herald
Richard Nooks
Flash Flood Causes Death of Local Farmer Near Circleville
Circleville reports a flash flood caused a bridge washout on Route 22 and the electrocution death of farmer George Goeller. Mayor Ben H. Gordon cited an extraordinary tropical rain around 7:30 p.m. lasting about two hours as the flood source. Goeller was electrocuted while trying to fix fallen wires on his farm near Route 23. The Route 22 bridge will be closed for several days for repairs. The flood rose to about four to four and a half feet on Route 25.
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Circleville
George Goeller
Ben. H. Gordon
Goeler
Lurgus Breck
Elderly Physician Shot Reading At Home In Hawaii
Police hunt a man who shot 78-year-old Dr Kamaulapua Harbor in his Lanai home as he read about 2 AM. The doctor, a former resident of Shawnee, had entered shortly after attackers allegedly gained entry from the rear. One .38-cal bullet hit his abdomen. he was seriously wounded but stable. A separate report notes Lorain County Board of Elections filing for Helen W. Steiner for the school board.
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Honolulu
Kamaulapua
Matti
Court House Garden Damaged By Truck Crash
A Great Lakes Motor Dispatch truck driven by Gaylor Metzler of Dorset Ohio collided with a garden at Louis Englemat’s Ridgeville property at 7 last night to avoid another truck. A prowler attempted entry to Wilbur Krueger’s Ridgeville home through a bedroom window. two sleeping children frightened him away. William Snyder of North Olmsted was fined for failing to make a safety stop at Route and Avon. Joseph Washington was granted divorce from Marianna for neglect. Esther Wenrich’s suit against Michael was dismissed.
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Ridgeville
Great Lakes
Wilbur Krueger
Bainbridge Road
Sheriff's Department
Deputie
William Snyder
R. D
North Olmsted
James Horn
Avon
Joseph Washington
Marianna
D. A. Cook
Esther Wenrich
Michael
Police Court Fines Take Effect On Local Disturbances
Edward Minnich of Lorain was fined five dollars and costs after a police court arraignment for disorderly conduct. He was arrested on West Avenue near Broad at 12 50 a m. Terrance Drumsmones, railroad camp resident, paid five dollars and costs for intoxication after being arrested on Broad Street at TL last night. Tommy Harris, cited on a complaint by Blanch Croft for disturbance at her restaurant on July 12, was fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. David Freeman, 22 Chestnut, named in a similar warrant, has not yet been picked up, police say. The dispatches also include remarks by Marshall about European recovery and the need for factual balance sheets to guide U S policy.
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Lorain
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Broad
Terrance Drumsmones
Broad Street
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Blanch Croft
A. R. Agate
David Freeman
E. J. Stankard
Paris
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Europe
Marshal
Markets Produce Cleveland Homegrowers Market Report
Cleveland market notes show asparagus supply steady and a wide range of vegetables and fruits including beans cabbage celery corn mushrooms lettuce and tomatoes with prices quoted per unit or dozen. Livestock prices remain active with cattle calves sheep and hogs showing varied but steady to firm ranges across market regions.
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Cleveland
Golden Co Wa
Eure
Pitt
Pennsylvania
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Chater
Greek guerrilla turmoil grips northwestern Greece
Naples Zervas warns Athens of serious trouble as protests flare in northwestern Greece. Demetrios Musketis and UN envoy push emergency measures while Greek forces move troops north. Konitsa is attacked by guerrillas from Albania with clashes near Kastoria and Florina reported by Belgrade radio.
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Negotiations to shield labor from new law effects
The article quotes Green urging new contracts to protect labor from the law’s harm. He points to the United Mine Workers contract as a successful model and notes AFL affiliates spanning 105 national and international unions with about 7.5 million members pledging to unite in resistance, vowing a nationwide drive until victory.
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Thew United Mine Workers
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AFL
Local 1104 Beauty Contest Plans July 27
GIO Local 1104 announces a beauty contest at Crystal Beach on July 27 with prizes including a New York trip with chaperone and paid expenses, model training, an Akron Ohio contest entry, $100 cash, a $100 diamond ring, Hollywood screen test potential, and paid interviews. Entrants should mail name, address, age, height and weight to 1700 East 28th Street, Lorain.
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New York City
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Cleveland
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Relief Missions Sent To Quake Area Near Pasto
Relief missions were enroute to Pasto Colombia near the Ecuador border after three sharp tremors damaged property and injured at least three people. Officials reported partial restoration of communications and damage to the Cathedral of San Felipe with worshippers hurt. Pasto, near the foot of the Gileras volcano, recalls a deadly eruption a decade earlier.
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Congress Is Told That The People Must Use Merchandise
Congress hears Jerome M. Ney, once deputy administrator of the DPA, explain why shortages linger as retailers urge continued production of merchandise. Ney, now Arkansas storeman and American Retail Federation chair, cites rising prices and consumer caution while lawmakers debate farm policies and anti monopoly actions.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Jerome M. Ney
DPA
Chester Bowles
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Bowles
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Syitec
Joint Economic Committee
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American Retail Federation
Ron
Éuatometa
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Ushers Association Picnic At North Olmsted Park
Ushers Association of First Methodist Church plans the annual picnic for members and families at North Olmsted Park on Wednesday July 16 with games and sports for all ages starting 2 30 pm Dinner at 6 pm all members to bring a covered dish sandwiches table service and beverages Evening entertainment will include movies Committees Russell Allen and Roger Osler announce plans and provide contact for more information
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North Olmsted Park
Russell Allen
Roger Osler
Therm
Charges Against Daughter Drive Family Rift In Ohio
Henry Nash accuses his daughter Betty Stamas of taking four dollars and ten cents from his life savings to buy a home and then ejecting him to sleep in the backyard for two nights. Stamas denies the claim, saying funds came from their joint work and that police intervened when her father caused a scene in Euclid.
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Cleveland
Henry Nash
Common Pleas
Betty Stamas
Nash
Distribution Of Medals To Begin On August First
The Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard will start on August 1 the distribution of American Defense Service Medals and World War II Victory Medals to eligible veterans. Instructions on where when and how to apply will be issued soon. About 16 million medals could be distributed if all eligibles apply. The American Defense Medal covers service from September 8 1939 to December 7 1941. The World War II Victory Medal covers service from December 7 1941 to December 31 1946. Only honorable discharges qualify.
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