More Coal At Less Cost Possible Says Miner Leader
WARHINGTON Giestee M. Humpiay, a top coal operator, told the Joint Congressional Economic Committee that the miners wage increase could lower coal costs through higher production and efficiency. He argued cooperation with the miners, not government controls or strikes, would reduce prices as supply improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Giestee
M. Humpiay
Leas Coal
Pittsburgh
Joint
Congressional Economis Committee
John J
Mumphrey
Mit
National Association of Manufacturers
Humphrey
Truman
Fat Humphrey
Thompson Honored At Farewell In Carlisle
In Carlisle the LaPorte Methodist church hosted a farewell party for Rev. E. E. Thompson who was recently named full time pastor of Fields church. Members of church groups spoke, a quartet performed, and gifts were presented. Music and refreshments followed in a decoratively festooned dining room with flowers and white tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
LaPorte Methodist
E. E. Thompson
Thompson
the Fields Methodist Church
Sarah Worthington
Tom’ Mihalis
Lewis Green
Art Vetter
Leslie Gould
Jim Dewhurst
Allen Ohimes
Forrest Ohimes
Eleanor van Arsdale
Mary Miller
Mere
Lester Bowen
Ren Kennelly
Iceland Draws Many Tourists In Air Age
Iceland becomes a popular destination as air travel expands. American Overseas Airlines reports full Iceland seat bookings thrice weekly, with Reykjavik offering mild winters and lively summers. The country blends modern comforts with rugged scenery, including volcanoes and geysers, while promoting its history and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Washington
North Atlantic Republic
Arctic Circle
New York
United States
Auriat
Republic
American Overseas Airlines
Reykjavik
Stephen Collins Foster
Ihflatten
Europe
America
Paifoudey
Joy Goodsourf
Mount Hekta
Housing Rally Tonight in Elyria Discussion on Veteran Housing
William Nicholas of UA W Detroit leads a public housing rally at the K of P hall in Elyria tonight at 8 p.m. Others on the program include Rob ert Glover contractor W T L Guston Elg ria Savings and Trust Charley Cavagna American Legion Housing Committee Jack Referming Lorain County Veterans Service officer FW Battenhouse realtor and John Ryan Columbus builder. The event reviews housing project viability for veterans and workers focusing on materials real estate values and the co op idea with Dale Kellogg as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nicholas
Ua.w. Howing
Detroit
Mich
P.m
K. of P. Hall
U.A.W
Robert Glover
W. TL. Guston
Elgria Savings and Trust Company
Charley Cavagna
American Legion Housing Committee
Jack Referming
Lorain County Veterans Service
FW. Battenhouse
John Ryan
Columbus
Elyria
Dale Kellogg
Tax revision suit tied to National Tube valuations
The case hinges on valuations of most National Tube equipment totaling 18 million dollars. A related suit before the Ohio Supreme Court, on a similar issue from a brick maker, delays the local board of revision proceeding. If the state board of tax appeals rules 799 thousand dollars, its decision would bind the larger 18 million dollar question before the local board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat
Board of Tax Revision
Ohio Supreme Court
State Board of Tax Appeals
Wickens
Lions Club To Take 200 Children To Baseball Game
Lions Club plans to take 200 children to a Cleveland New York baseball game on Thursday. Members will use City based transportation. Ted Carpenter, chairman, asks those headed for the trip to meet at George Herman's on Cleveland street before 12:00. buses depart at that hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fland Club
Cleveland
New York
Ted Carpenter
George Herman's
Cleveland Street
Battle Looms On TVA Funds
Senate leaders and TVA supporters clashed over the 188 million TVA appropriation with proposals to cut the funding, alter amortization terms, and delay future payments. The House had approved a plan, while the Senate urged a study by the comptroller general before any amortization requirement. The fight centered on how much TVA should contribute to the treasury and when.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Valley Authority
Howee
Treasury
Death Notices and World War II Conference Notes
Death notices list Lynn Heinzerling Jr of Berlin killed June 20 with funeral Thursday at Welsh Funeral Home burial in St Marys Cemetery. Theodore Charles Franklin Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Franklin died. services held at Nichols Dicken Funeral Home with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Also mentions projected British Empire conference in Canberra August 22 and U S pressure for a peace treaty with Japan, including tensions with Australia and MacArthur talks in Tokyo, with estimates on reparations and disputed territories.
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NN Heinzerling, Jr
Lynn Heinzerling
Berlin
Germany
William L. Newton
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lynn
Cleveland
Berin
Larry
William FE. Dengate
Ninth Street
Grace’ Helnzerting
Harvard Avenue
Theodore Charles Franklin JR
Theodore Charles Franklin, Jr
T. C. Franklin
Ed Overbrook
Nichols-Dicken Fusieral
Msgr
Willam Newton
Japan
Canberra
Australia
U. S
Herbert
Noone
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin Island
Russia
MacArthur
China
Manchuria
Korea
Hollywood Jimmie Fidler on divorce talk in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler argues that while separations and divorces get front-page play, many stars maintain stable homes. He notes industry figures, mentions specific couples, and contrasts moral steadiness with tabloid headlines. The piece mixes gossip with reflections on Hollywood life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Artie Shaw
Frank Morgans
Constance Bennett
Eddie
Ida Cantor
Bing Crosby
Irene Dunne
George Murphys
Pat O'Briens
Jean Hersholts
Fie
Harold Lloyds
Robert Youngs
California
Nevada
Mexico
Jimmie Fidler
UVEAR
Century-Fox
Richard Greene
Philida’ Medina
Earth
Louis B. Mayer
MGM
Fox
Pat
Metra
Shirley Temple
Jack Agar
Weissmuller
Gregory Peck
Johnathan
Stephen
Grex
Pop
Buy
Peggy Ann Garner
Milady
Frank Faylen
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicano
Dick Haymes
Anlo
Ksss
Darryl Zanek
Pick
James
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kiwanis Chief Upset Over Ahoskie Cadillac Draw
International Kiwanis president Dr Charles Wo Armstrong denounced the Ahoskie North Carolina club for refusing a Cadillac prize to a Black man. He urged action to correct the perceived injustice while emphasizing Kiwanis policy against lotteries. The winner, Dr Charles Pownes of Waverly Virginia, said he was unaware of the drawing and learned of his win from the newspaper. The Cleveland Kiwanis chapter joined in the protest and prepared a formal reply to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Wo. Armstrong
Kiiwanis
Ahoskie
N. C
Kiwanis Club
Armstrong
Cleveland Prest
Nice
Salisbury
N.C
Hoe
Sheriff Faces Most Serious Accusations
CLINTON Tenn Sheriff Bernard F.P. Vaidergriff faced ouster hearing accusations of taking bribes permitting cock fights and selling protection to liquor law violators. Luther Davis of Lexington testified he quit his roadhouse business after failing to pay 125 monthly for selling liquor in dry Anderson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Tenn
Bernard FP. Vaidergriff
Luther Davis
Lexington
Anderson
Elyrians Test Skill As Auto Drivers In Safety Cruiser
Elyrians will test driving skill this Friday and Saturday in a Junior Chamber of Commerce safety program led by Robert Millet. The Safety Cruiser, stationed at Middleshield and Broad, will use 12 driving tests including steering, braking, reaction time, color vision, and glare sensitivity to measure drivers 30 and under versus older drivers. The program aims to promote safer driving and public education on traffic rules.
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Chamber of Commerce Willfone
Ohio
Ely
Tom McCarty
Middleshield
Top Avenue
Broad Street
Actard
Robert Millet
Act
Allien
Tvotleno
Breen
Pight
Fmorce
Elyrians
Divorce filings in Lorain court list two cases
At The Court House Rose North of Lorain sues John North for divorce on cruelty and neglect. The couple married in 1941 and have two children. Another filing by Darisy Parker at 322 17th Street seeks divorce from North Street partner on neglect and cruelty with marriage in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose North
Lorain
John
Robert Parker
17Th Street
Darisy
North Street
Police Court Fines And Local Court Actions
Police court fined Henry Knipl of 140 Case Street five dollars plus costs for intoxication after an arrest at his home at 8 40 p m yesterday. George Carter of 118 Center Street also arrested for intoxication and fined. Ruth Wurman granted a divorce from Russell by Judge D A Cook for neglect. A divorce suit by Mary Munoz against Trinidad transferred to Summit County. County awarded a 5228 contract to A W Jewel Electric Co for jail line installation to serve a new washing machine. Excelsior Club notes and activities at East Carlisle with Eva Carter hostess and demonstrations by Marjorie Kibler. Additional items include fines for disorderly conduct and a juvenile case, plus other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Knipl
Mary Munoz
Trinidad
Summit County
A. W. Jewel Electric Co
Jewel
Excelsior Club
East Carlisle
Excelsior
Eva Carter
Marjorie Kibler
Loraine County Extenson
Hubert M. Mann
Oberlin
A. B. Agate
Joseph Graf
Sheeley Adcox
New York Central Railroad
Huron Street
Broad Street
Roman Dalocier, Jr
Elyria
Peter Cook
East River Street
Cook
Norwalk
G Jalowiec
Ford Sing East
Hecker
John
Osborn
Murray Ridge
Frank Brown
Midgie Avenue
15Th Street
Lake Avenue
H. H. Nye
Russell Rowley
Avon Council Meeting Adopts Budget Considerations
Avon council meets in town hall to read minutes and pay bills. A proposed fire siren system from Lorat Telephone is discussed. Resignation of custodian John Dea noted. Civic League asks for police car and more property in next budget. Reciprocal fire agreement with Sheffield extended. special meeting set for Wednesday. Regular meeting adjourns to July 24. Social notes include showers, picnics, and family reunions across Avon and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Council
Avon
Herrick
Lorat# Telephone Company
John Dea
Richard DeChant
Civic League
Sheffield
Cecil Moore
N. T. Tc
Leonard Krueger
Arthur Brown
Euclid Beach
Henry Winter Amathece
Cienih al Weswers
River Edge Park
Shicago
Max Rischo
Gough
Dunker
Henrietta Dunker
Anna Straub
Doris Casper
Pat Donnelly
Theresy PeChant
Greek-Gromyko clash stalls UN Balkans debate
The UN Security Council debate on Greece stalled after sharp exchanges between Andrei Gromyko and Ay Johnson over Greek governance and guerrilla activity reports. France cautioned against rushing to judgment as votes failed to reach the seven needed to proceed, with U.S. backing for a two-meeting extension and a quick Balkan border patrol vote anticipated by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Herache] Vohnson
Johnson
France
Guovernrment
United States
China
Poland
Colombia
Russia
Merican
Council
Balkans
GM Halts Production For Week In Steel Shortage
GM will suspend production for one week across all Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac assembly lines in Michigan and Fisher Body divisions nationwide due to a steel shortage. About 140000 workers will be idle with a loss of roughly 25000 passenger cars. layoffs staggered over two weeks. House appliances and General Engine divisions unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bats Y
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
C. & Wilson
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Cadillac
Michigan
Wilson
General Motors
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Prices
Market notes from Cleveland list asparagus scarce bidders, wax beans 1.75 to 2.00, cabbage 0.85 to 1.00 per qt, carrots 0.91, celery 1.50 to 3.18 per doz, lettuce heads 0.75 to 0.85, spinach 0.75 to 3.00, tomatoes 0.80 to 1.75 per unit, and various greens with bundled crates and regional price ranges. Livestock prices remain steady with hogs and cattle listed in multiple grades and ranges.
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Cleveland
Bskts
ELERY
Marietta
Big Boston
Hakla
Petk Bskts
Hroumoure Brkts
Curtons
Iter Bigher
Imir
Chicago
California
Idaho-Orega
Washington Bliss
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E. E. Th ‘Thompson
Kipten
Aesuly
Bosch Magnetos
W. H. Jenne
Adame
Lions Club
Death Records
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Robert Ben
Brookheld
Central
Kiwanis
Police Dept
Ruth Wurman
Russell
D. A. Cook
Boston
Boston University
Joseph Azzarito
Haverhill
Jerome Petroccione
Petrcccione
Azzarita
Haverhill High School
College For Veterans
Sampson
N. Y
Sampson College
Easy Peach
Greyhound
Baltimore
Edward T. Waldo
Wine and Food Society of
Bathmore
Waldo
la Baciete Des Gourimets
C. ¢. Bowers
PB. X. Boxall Drug Store
Hy Grelon
Credit Jewelers
Sudro- Curtis Ambulance
Avestock
Cleveland Agualicent
Ieatnres
Murbach
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