Union Battles War Dept On Dismissals
Washington The War Department and CIO UPWA clash over the dismissal of five Aberdeen Proving Ground civilians. The Army cites subversive activity. the union says the targets were officials of the UPWA chapter at Aberdeen. No specific charges released. action under Public Law 68 praised as rare.
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Washington
War Department
CIO
Aberdeen
Army
United Public Workers of America
Aberstiaen
Petits
Arthur Stein
UPWA
Robert
Patterson
Oberlin Native Frederick C Dietz Returns from Missions
Reverend Frederick C Dietz M M procurator general of Maryknoll returns to the United States for the Maryknoll General Chapter after years in Rome and China where he founded Lumen News Service and helped run the Ching Synodal Commission. He formerly studied at Oberlin College and Oberlin, and visited the US twice before. He is visiting his mother Eva Dietz at 43 East Vine Street in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Frederick C. Dietz
Catholic Foreign Mission
S Sciety of America
Maryknoll
Oberln College
Ars
Eva Dietz
Fast Vine Street
Father Dietz
Rome
United States
Maryknoll Society
Far East
Kwangtung Province
South China
China
Pekilim
Ching Synodal Commission
Lumen News Service
Catholic Press
Fides International Mission
Unemployment claims fall in Elyria as veterans drop to 130
Glascow reported unemployment data showing a continued decline from May with total claims at 820 last month. Veterans accounted for 130, while non veterans reached a peak earlier in October but fell to the lowest since Japan’s surrender. The weekly average claimants decreased about a quarter, and new unemployment claimants dropped to 220, down 90 percent from May.
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Elyria
Japan
Glasow
Carl Wagner Named Child Welfare Board Secretary
Carl Wagner named executive secretary of Lorain County Child Welfare Board succeeding Ruby Johnson. Wagner, former physical director of the Bird VM and Navy veteran, will head headquarters at the Cheritin Children's Home with two full time and one half time case workers.
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Carl Wagner
Child Welfare Board
Carl W. Wagher
The
Bird VM. AL
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
C.D. Reding
Warner
Garathy
Ruby Johnson
Wagner
V.M. Clas
Caneton
Waterloo
Lawn
U. S. Navy
Navy
Ohertin Children's Home
Markets Prices and Damaged Cars Reported in City Streets
A garbled market listing shows varied prices for produce and goods across many items while a separate note reports damage to a car at 259 Washington Avenue and another property incident on Fourth Street near 304. The damaged vehicle belonged to Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, with the incident occurring on a city street near her address.
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Pebye Fist
Dain Abed Dy Deteskip Cies
Kenney Peters
Lake Avenue
Ubidaseu
Rast
Opar Fourth Street
Margaret Gilbert
Ahs Tith Street
Washington Avenues
Death Records for Chamling and Others in Elyria Area
Death notices list Charles A. Cromling 85 of 46 Lindt Street died at 1 15 AM at home. Survived by wife Christine Engela Cromling and children Richard, William, Charles Jr, and more. services at St Agnes Church and burial in St Marys cemetery. Also memorials for F. Ring and Mary Schieff Amhers with funerals planned in Berea and Elyria areas. Myron H. Ries Wakeman, veteran and community member, died Thursday on his farm. services set for Sunday with burial in Birmingham Cemetery.
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Charles A. Chamling
al Hia
Lindt Street
Hese
My. Gromling
Alyria
Dune
National Tube Company
New York Central
Granite Block and Coal Company
St. Anesthoreh
St. Agnes Chute
Leo Hetesell
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ina
Herfa
Jen
East River Road
Columbia Station
Horn
Jesse
Phine Draper
Anna Shipley
Mary Darrah
Nellie Smead
Martha
Jonnie Racine
Aretha Stread
Jonathan
Elmer
Leslie
Tay
Baker
Berea
MacMeeken
Columbia Methodist Church
Mary Schieef Amhers
Stein
Ath Elyria Avenue
Mediti
Bienwabeli
Wien Wehild
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelion
Reformed Church
Mer
Henry Ah
Toledo Nelson A
Clayton Honingsworth
Joha Goamaen
Wiliim Brivg
Elyria
Cherles
Kicoht
Af Aipherst
Woelin Farrar
Fred Hedatumor
Zileh
Ah Oh. Batlens
St. Petes
Myron
Ries Wakeman
Myron HL Hing
Henrietta Two
V22nd
Engineers
Avertons
Try
Wae Geomientber
Henriega Myahgolionl
Reformed
Ehurelamit
Meurdotla Grange
Birmting- Win
Explosion Disaster Reported After Bridge Collapse
Witnesses described a collapsing area as buildings were torn apart by a massive blast. Victims fled the scene while gas and rescue workers evacuated the affected zone. debris, dust, and a concussion caused widespread chaos as cars and storefronts were damaged.
Pay Checks Delayed for Postal Workers Nationwide
Paychecks for postal workers nationwide are delayed for a few days due to the stalled appropriation bill. Postmaster General DeBare notes checks cannot be issued without funding, though the delay is expected to be brief and workers may receive pay soon.
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CL de Baretor
Court actions and contracts amid county proceedings and disputes
County commissioners awarded a contract to Concrete Pipe Co for 10 foot of 80 millimeter reinforced concrete pipe at 340 dollars. Probate notes show Fanny F. Wright of Oberlin died June 26 leaving an estate, including a bequest to her niece Helen Dutton in San Francisco. Various court filings involve lawsuits over property, alimony or divorce petitions, and housing matters. A Sheffield ditch improvement petition was approved and surveys for the Dyke ditch project were extended. Other items include rent board clearance issues, a restraining order inquiry, and a factory fire incident prompting inquiries into damages and safety procedures.
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The
Concrete Pipe Co
Fanny F. Wright
Oberlin
Ape Raked
Helen Dutton
San Francisco
Carlin
Ah Apprawal
City Corpillasioners
Sheffield
Dyke Citch
Preparations Complete For Atomic Bomb Test At Bikini Atoll
Admiral Blandy announced readiness for the Crossroads test after a dress rehearsal at Bikini Lagoon. Weather disruptions caused a premature bench test. ships may not reenter Bikini Lagoon for five days due to dangerous radiation. A few boats might retrieve scientific instruments on detonation day.
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Rheine Atoll
Bikini
Baker
Blately
Schodtate
Bikini Lagoon
South Destined For Political Changes
In Nashville at Fisk University Race Institute two speakers predicted southern politics and economy would transform. Henry Lee Moot of CIO PAC argued black political entry will shape white and black interests for better race relations. Dr. Arthur Raper urged ending sharecropping and tenant farming, proposing solutions to move workers out of low income niches or retrain them for life elsewhere.
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Nashville
Rem
South
Ie Fisk University
Race Institute
Henry Lee Moot
Detroit
Migchina
CIO
PAC
Arthur Raper
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ammeines
Prices At Noon Furnished by United Press
Market snapshot listing noon prices for steel and allied firms, including United States Steel, Cabot, Procter & Gamble, and American brands. Reads like a compiled stock room with many company names, industries, and product titles across the New York rail region. The list presents a broad cross section of manufacturers and brokers with no single narrative or outcome.
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United Press
NEW York Rail
Trentin
Tahaven Cow
Briggs Mfg i
Ceseae
Biscuit Abd Borden
Natl Dieuhers Oo
Amer Rad
Horitlard Touseers
Nish Kelvangey
Proctor & Gamble Paramount Pace
Hacio
Amer Rething Mills
Treeer
the Republic AG
US Steel
Copper & Min
Kennorah Coparpa
Sevier
Lone Star
Kiwanis Club hears report on national convention
Milo Sharp reports to Elyria Kiwanis on the recent Kiwanis International convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Delegates numbered 2587 with about 10 000 attending sessions. Alaska will join the international program. The group noted 2424 Kiwanis clubs with 163364 members. Resolutions urged housing for veterans and fair economic policies while urging anti trust measures. Guests included Howard Unger Mark Finfsy A R Branson and O E Kilgore. About 100 Elyria Kiwanis families attended the club picnic at Bly Wood Park.
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Raval Chi’ Micker
Kitenis International
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Fists Club
Elita Club
United States
Canada
Meate
Kiwanis International
Howard Unger
Cleveland
Mark Finfsy
Fremont
A. R. Branson
Wellington
O. KE. Kilgore
Lorain
Elyria Kiwanians
Bly Wood Park
Few Days Left To Register For Camp
Lorn County youths rush to join the Four Club Camp at Camp Crag Medina County starting next Wednesday through Sunday. Lorain County has 40 registrants and 19 places remain to meet the quota of eight camps. camp is for members 14 and under. Motorist Rex Cottrell of Wellington faces reckless driving charges and a July 20 court date. Robert Atkinson of Lakewood also charged with reckless driving and awaiting court.
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Lorn County
District Four
Camp Crag
Medina County
Lorain County
Tng
Loraine County
Rex Cottrell
Wellington
West Avenue
At & Py Tm
Hes
Robert Atkinson
Lakewond
Bynad Street
Pohwe Court
Church Picnic Sunday at Lakeview Park South Amherst
The South Amherst Cone annual Sunday School picnic will be at Lakeview Park in Larash on July 24. Activities include outdoor worship at 9 am, dinner at noon, and games such as horseshoes softball volleyball and badminton for all ages. Transportation will be organized from the church at 1 pm.
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South Amherst
Elion
Lineal Park
Discharged From Armed Services Among the Burian Releases
Names and addresses of service members discharged from the armed forces are listed with service branches and dates. Donald G. Swiers, 115 Dennison Avenue, Navi, served three years and one month in the Pacific. John E. Smink, 9316 Furnace Street, Marine Corps, discharged January 12, 1944 after overseas service. Mervin V. Donovan, 455 F. Broad Street, Army, June 1945 to July 17 with Germany Occupation Medal. Albert P. Thorley, 8 Se 234 Harvard Avenue, Navy, May 8, 1945 with American and Asiatic Pacific area ribbons.
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Donald G. Swikrs
Donald G. Swiers
Deni JSON’ Avenue
Navi
Pacific Area
Toko
Pba
Navy
Case School of Applied Science
Jacksonville Fla
John E. Mmink
John Elevant
Smink
Harvard Avenue
Shuly Ui
Asiatic
Great Lakes
Sale Announced for The Inskeep Shop on Broad Street
The Inskeep shop, a women's wear retailer on Broad Street, has been sold by Jack Flynn and Don Granger to Raymond and Laura Stanek of 11 Pasadena Avenue. The Staneks, daughter of My and Mrs Ernest Splete, longtime proprietors of Likly-Roachett Co., plan to devote full time to the business, add stock, and consider changes.
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Jack Flynn
Don Granger
Raymond
Laura Stanek
Pasadena Avenue
Mansfield's New Airport Dedication Tomorrow
A fleet of about 200 planes will fly into Mansfield’s new 200 acre airport for tomorrow’s dedication ceremonies. The $2.4 million project features two 5,600 foot paved runways, sod runways, and night operation access. Gov Lausche and military officers will attend. Navy and Marine fighters, bombers, and the B-19 bomber will be shown along with jet-propelled aircraft and blimps.
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Mansfield
Muniapal
Cressionics
Boinbera
Mustang
Texas
New Mexco
Lousiana
Little Am
Han
Rine
Feild
Civilian Aeronautcs Administration
Frank Wd. Lausche
Congress
J. Harry McGregor
Arn
Navy
Marine Corps
Marine
Army
Neighbors Plan Third Annual Block Picnic
Residents of Hamilton street between St Clin and Glenwood will host their annual picnic next Sunday from 1 to 5 PM. The event, started two years ago to foster neighborly ties, closes off the block to traffic and features tables and a shared meal prepared by families. Mrs. George Tattersall reports Nancy Kinnell chairs the arrangements with assist by Miss Quis Tattersall.
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Hamilton Street
St. Clin
Glenwood
George Tattersall
Tattersall
Nancy Kinnell
Quis Tattersall
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Union Battles War Dept
Medi
Punter
Dutchens
Kota Vetlow
CABBA
Saint
Markey
GiteEn
Bates
Orfens Votorkels
Hienip
Uaslerta
Askete
Savoy
Hquabh
Peck Baskety
Ella Ruminer
Damator Thotiolise
Hlanker
Moscdy
Peta Tee Haier
Mariel
Tolal United
Wwoweaker
Gatfernia
Mdahu
Mies Friar
Qatar
Oat
Cohn
Elyria City Motors, Inc
Weet Ave
Elyria, Qhio
Charles
Cromling
Ayerd
Seores
Miita
Sedgeman
Ohio
Robert Fenson
Fischer
Stata
Avon Lake
Dorothy
Hue
Sud
Avon
Alan R. Branson
Bowrd
Erie Avenue
Powe Co Co
Nls
Kenneth Vaughn
Harrison Street
Justice Court
Phintiff
Dustiey Lard
Vaughn
Vanghi
Loarel Sii
Uae
Wreanieschis
Corman Pleas
Cook
Toons
Chemienk i
Alanis
Gan Carbonan Panasites
Suatone
Bire
Danley
Aduetia Phat
Tahoe Theruseum
Rothae
Cnet
Pat
Wat
PR. Smith & CO
Elyria Gay
Jackson Stree
Amberat
Nolen
Milo Sharp
Kiwanis Club
Elyria Monument Company
Sudro-Curtis
Fulton’s
Eyria
Ohig
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