Warren Phone Walkout Triggers Third Day Of Service Shutdown
A Warren area walkout by 10 union operators halted most phone service for Warren and nearby Newton Falls for a third day after a War Labor Board arbitrator failed to resolve wage dispute. The IBEW demanded up to 20 cents more per hour, rejected five cent offer, and no Washington talks occurred due to lack of funds. About 16,000 subscribers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warrén
Newton Falls
War Labor Board
Harold K. Daniels
WLB
Cleveland
Warren Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Oi Workers
Ictod
Fire Oi
Toledo
Heath
Cabin Creek
W. Va
McPherson
J.B. Larimore
W. Sutton
Newark
Harry L. Drenner
International Union
Whitesville
Smiths Biff
Texas
Warren Telephone
National War Labor Board
Washington
Margaret Patterson
Skeieton
Elyrian Makes Broadway Debut Before Enlisting
Douglas Warren Rosecrans, 20, Flyria High School graduate turned down for military service due to rheumatic fever, performs with a U S O theatrical company about to depart for the South Paville area. In New York for six weeks, he appeared on Broadway at Princess theater as Lenny Archer in Kiss and Tell. His mother, Mrs Ralph Rosecrans, witnessed his debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Warren Rosecrans
Flyria
South Paville
Rosecrans
Douglas Warren
New York City
Princess Theater
U.S. O
Lenny Archer
Couglas
Hollywood
Primarly
Hollywood Canteen
New York
Ralph Rosecrans
Rural Boys Event Schedule Highlights Lorain County Activities
Preparations for multiple rural youth events in Lorain and Medina counties proceed. CJ Hummel notes the Four-Hubs contest July 30 at LaGrange school with demonstrations for county honors. CG Ferguson will discuss poultry selection on July 24, and C J Blackman plans a dairy judging meeting August 6 starting at Penfield then a Homerville Holstein display. The Steer Lab plans August 24 show and sale at Lorain County Fair judged by LP Mee Cann. The Steer Club comprises 19 members owning 32 steers across Four-H Club and Future Farmers of America participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
CJ Hummel
LaGrange School
Chuis
CG. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Wourellcl
Lorain
Medina Counties
Steer Lab
Lorain County Fair
Jaim
Future Marmers of
America
Faculty of Elyria Bible Institute Plans Program
The faculty of the Flyria Bible Tastique met at the offices of the Furst faptist Church to plan a three year curriculum for Bible study and Christian service. Rev Kenneth Good presided as dean, with Rev Mrs Good and Rev Walter Young teaching Bible Introduction and Prophecy, while other pastors cover Methods of Teaching and Young People's Work, along with personal relations and religious action. Sessions run three terms per year, beginning in June, with lectures and Bible verses as a core of the new year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Bible Tastique
Furst Faptist Church
Kenneth Good
Penfigid Junction
Good Wil
Walter Young
Rowe Eakowe
Ro 2Bach
Ellen Hukill
Lerain
J. Iiving Reese
Elyria
Teller
Death of Albert Alden Betts in Oberlin hospital
Albert Alden Betts 19 died at 8 16 am in Allen hospital Oberlin He was born December 10 1929 in Pittsfield son of Lloyd Betts and wife He was high school class president and Pittsfield 4 H club member Survived by his parents a sister Aliee Ann grandparents and many aunts uncles and cousins Servites set July 20 at Pittsfield church with Rev H W Keebler officiating burial in Pittsfield cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Alden Betts
Lloyd Betts
RFD
Wellington
Allen Hospital
Oberin
Pittsfield
Aliee Ann
Fred Gillette
Frank Hetts
Earl Hetts
Verna Mull
Clyde Betts
Barel ‘Tamms
Blanche Becker
Wakeman
Glen Gilette
New Londo
Kardon Gillette
Coast Guard
New York City
Jennie A. Robinson
Florida
Pam
H. W. Keebler
Har
Pittefield
Tire Situation Is Improving for Rubber Industry
Washington ITabert Wil son, president of Grandyear Tire and Rubber Co, will succeed John L. Collyer as nation s rubber director and production chief. Collyer, president of RB. J ay Goody Co, leaves government service to return to private industry March drilling. He cites work stoppages and manpower shortages as main obstacles to meeting 1945 and 1946 tire goals while noting programs to expand rubber resources in Pacific areas. He reports 1945 and 1946 tire surpluses for some categories but a substantial deficit remains in others, with 28 000 000 passenger tires needed in 1945 and 22 000 000 in 1946 and 2 301 000 tires produced in 1943 for farm implements. Krug also says George Mcreasale will assist, as J Edward Trainer returns to Firestone.
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Washington
Itabert
Wilson
Grandyear Tire and Rubber Co
Wall
John L. Collyer
Coll
RB. Jay Goody Co
Tie Vk
Deograte
Krug
Collyer
Pacific
Thre Industries
Geeorgy Mcreasale
United States Rubber Company
New York City
Wilani Chilver
J. Edward Trainer
Firestone Tage and Rubber Company
Akron
Carlisle proposes returning part of city to Carlisle township
Carlisle township trustees favor Elyria giving back to Carlisle township the city area south of Lithh street. County commissioners delayed action awaiting new tax valuations. Elyria city officials including Mayor Agate and Service Director Faxon plan to push for transferring the section to Carlisle district to end overtaxing. Residents would face pro rata debt shares and schooling arrangements would be set.
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Carlisle Township
Elyria
Lithh Street
Carlisle
Elyria Township
A. R. Agate
JD. Faxon
Carlisle l
Councit
Births and a Car Collision Reported in North Ridgeville Area
North Ridgeville ITEN North Ridgeville Mr and Mrs Howard Worcester of the Cleveland roid announce the birth of a daughter on July 16. Mrs Howard D Worcester of Norwalk taking care of the mother aunt baby Mrs Worcester's youngest son and wife Mr and Mrs Donald Worces ter of Wakeman announce the birth of a son born at Norwalk Memorial Hospital on that saint day. Mrs Donald Woarcesmer is the farmer Murr Hudlsod of Berhecourt Elyrva. Harry Sailsbury and Skeetly Salisbury, sons of Mr and Mrs Neville Salisbury have returned to their stations after spending 20 days leave at the home of the Parents. Automobile damaged The front of a car driven by Mrs Radia Fssex of Onitario Canada was damaged yesterday afternoon when the car collided with the cat of a city bus operated by Jiester Krock when the bus stopped for passengers in Cleveland street at Hawthorpe according to a police report.
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North Ridgeville
Iten
North Ridgevile
Howard Worcester
Cleveland
Berhecourt
Elyrva
Harry Sailsbury
Soe
Skeetly Salisbury
Neville Salisbury
Radia Fssex
Onitario
Canada
Jiester Krock
Hawthorpe
Court House News and Local Suits Across Town
William Spurlock, 31, was taken to juvenile court on charges of neglecting his four children in Columbia township after being apprehended at Can neaut by deputies. A suit by William Northcliffe of Sheffield Lake against Delbert C. Humes of Waterford for 30310 dollars in damages from a traffic crash on January 3, 1944, was dismissed. Inez Huber of Longfellow Avenue seeks alimony from Lewis, alleging neglect. they married in 1934 and have one child. Julia Lagos of Avon Lake seeks divorce from Julius, married 1927, alleging neglect and cruelty. Loun DeVies of Milan sues Violet, filed yesterday for divorce, alleging neglect and cruelty. they married 1933 and have one child. custody asked.
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William Spurlock
Lake
Canneaut
Columbia Township
William Northcliffe
Sheffield Lake
Delbert C. Humes
Waterford
Common Pleas Court
Ston 88
Suake Road
Inez Huber
Longfellow Avenue
Lewis
Julia Lagos
Avon Lake
Julius
Loun DeVies
R. D. J. Wellington
Violet
Milan
Bombardment reports claim fierce destruction along enemy coast
Thesey broke radio silence to report terrific destruction as battleships bombarded the coast. Tokyo broadcasts cited fires spreading in Hidachi and shelling of Suegawa and Daigo, with two enemy planes seen. Eyewitnesses noted no early Japanese counter-fire while Allied air strikes, including about 1,500 carrier planes, hammered targets from dawn to dusk. The Japanese were portrayed as hoarding their air force for a final home defense battle.
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Hidachi
Tokyo
Suegawa
Daigo
Invasio
Seeks Court Order To Oust Sen Glass From Seat
Arlington county treasurer John Locke Green seeks a Virginia Supreme Court mandamus to remove Carter Glass from the Senate claiming the 87 year old Lynchburg publisher is permanently incapacitated and has not attended since June 20 14. Glass has long served in Congress since 1983 except for two years as Treasury secretary under Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
John Locke Green
Arlington County
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Colwater. Darden, Jr
Ins
Glass
Green
Senate
Riley Smith
Ofice
Gla
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Treasury
7200 Troops To Disembark Today
More than 7200 troops from the European Theater are due to disembark today from three transports. Transport General Greeley carries 4709 troops including the 3rd Infantry Regiment and an Eighth Corps detachment. Transport Sea Porpoise brings 3188 troops with the 11th Volunteer Regiment. George W. Woodward carries WW troops, while Daniel Lownsdale arrived yesterday with rotational troops including the 14th Bombardment Squadron and the 970th Air Engineer Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Greeley
3Nd Infantry
Eighth Corps
George W. Woodward
Daniel Lownsdale
14Th Bombardment
Picket Lines Around OPA Office Withdrawn
Picket lines around the district office of Price Administration were withdrawn after a 4 Conference of CIO and OPA officials. Workers and managers discussed complaints and directed concerns toward Washington, with lines ending after the event yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Toleno
CIO
Price
Arewa
Ciel
Xcuscines
Washington
Look Into Cause Of Resignation Of Gen Chennault
Washington senate military affairs committee aims to uncover reasons behind Maj General Claire Lee Chennault's resignation as commander of the US Army Air Forces in China. The panel planned a closed session to begin inquiry, starting with a closed meeting with War Undersecretary Robert P Patterson.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Claire Lee Chennault
U.S. Mth Air Force
China
Robert P. Patterson
Union Head Dalrymple Resigns as Robbers Union Leader
Sherman H. Dalrymple today refused to comment on reports he resigned as president of the United Robbers Workers Union CIO. The Akron Beacon Journal said he had led the union for 10 years. L S. Tuckmaster would lead until a new president is elected at the next national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Sherman H. Dalrymple
United Robbers Workers Union
CIO
Akron Beeacon Journal
Washington
Dalrrymple
Dalrymple
L. S. Tuckmaster
Ohio Relief Costs Show Slight Drop
State Welfare Director Frazier Reams reported that Ohio poor relief costs for the first half of 1945 dipped slightly below the same period in 1944. The six month total was 2,850,717 versus 2,860,754 last year, with expectations of potential rise as war contracts wind down.
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Columbus
Frazier Reams
Ohio
Reams
Dobey the War Dog Finds a New Home
Dobey the sevenyearold Doberman pinscher, once with Mrs Jean Bagas at Colonial Apartments after two years in the army, has a new home. Jack Forbes, county dog warden, said he arranged placement with Mrs A H Smith of Antherst after she applied following a newspaper notice. The dog proved too much for the apartment life and was transferred amid the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobey
Dobermim Pinscher
Jean Bagas
Boggs
Set Earl Borgs
India
Jack Forbes
Forbes
A. H. Smith
Smith of
Antherst
Market ledger glimpses from Cleveland homegrowers fair
Market notes list produce prices and quantities including apples, beans, beets, greens, peas, spinach, and other staples. Entries mix items with prices such as $4.24 for apples and $2.50 for Domratic rund type greens, reflecting a busy vendor market with varied crate sizes and typical yield notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
ASU Aiagub
Hanatler
Ovkt
altRight
Inwll
of & Ins
Bekt
Plowing and Contour Farming Boost Corn Yields in Purdue Illinois Trials
Purdue tests show late fall or spring plowing controls corn borers with stalk and stubble treatment. Contour farming across slopes raises corn by 7.5 bushels, beans 2.7, oats 74 in 42 Illinois counties, with bigger gains in drier years. Fertilizer bands 8-8-8 boosted corn by about 68.5 bushels per acre in one test. broadcasting plus plowing under gave 45.14 bu. per acre. Laying hens feeding trials in Florida found four methods satisfactory for egg production and cost, with minor work differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Illinois
Ilinois
Purdue University
Florida
Fasting Cows Show Mastitis Cure and Clover Feed Findings
Colorado Experiment Station reports mastitis costs at least 19 million dollars nationwide. Five day water fasts during lactation reduced symptoms and later milk yield recovered. Lakino clover trials in Michigan yielded high grazing days and strong forage protein. Missouri Experiment Station details Poland China hog lines with varied gains. crossbreeding with Hampshire sows produced six month pigs weighing 202 to 255 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Experiment Station
Michigan Experiment Station
Chatham Branch
Missouri
Poland
China
Hampshire
Disorderly conduct arrest ends with $15 fine
Robert McClain of West avenue paid $15 plus costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. He admitted gambling but claimed he did not operate the alleged crap game behind DL West avenue. the case followed Monday’s arrest and today’s court appearance. Merle Lashley, 16, from Belmont County drowned in the Muskingum River while swimming with two friends in Zanesville. Funeral services were arranged today. Lashley’s parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Lashley, had moved to Zabenville a month prior.
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Robert McClain
West Avenue
Alr. Agate
DL West Avenue
Zanesville
Merle Lashley
Muskingum River
Belmont County
Cinton, O
Frank Lashley
Zabenville
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