Strike Threatens The Southern Pacific Railroad
In San Francisco a looming strike of the Southern Pacific Railroad was expected to begin at 9 p m Monday despite an emergency board set by President Truman. Union leader P O Peterson said the walkout would end only if the company accepts 18 working condition demands. About 20 000 workers could be affected, with 250 passenger and 1 000 freight trains disrupted. milk and troop trains would run only. ALT Mercier accused the Brotherhood of violating orderly processes while both sides disagreed on all recommendations from prior panels.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Truman
P.O. Peterson
Southern Pacific
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Alt. Mercier
Southern Telfic
Brotherhood
Nsw
Peterson
Roosevelt
Company
Union
Canton Threatened With Strike Of City Workers
Canton officials warn of a city workers strike set for Tuesday as about 260 United Public Workers Union members in garbage water paint and street departments demand a 2 cent hourly raise. A special meeting is called by the council to avert the walkout amid accusations of inaction by the performance committee.
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Canton
Fremance
Frank $. Gutshall
Catshall
United Public Workers Union
Senate fails to override veto amid tax bill clash
The veto override failed as the Senate vote of 57 to 36 fell five short of the required two thirds. Administration allies counted 33 Democrats and 3 Republicans, while 47 Republicans and 10 Democrats opposed the override. Three senators who supported final passage opposed overriding the veto, including Aiken Tydings Umstead. Millikin called the veto indecent, urging Congress to control revenues. Chamber of Commerce head Shreve warned high taxes risk prolonging costs.
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Senate
House
George D. Aiken
Ry Vt
Millard
Congress
Earl
Shreve
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Wse
Shreye
Prisoner Fled Hospital Bed Still Not Found in Cleveland
Cleveland police and death records report Arthur Kirkorian, 22, who escaped a hospital bed on Haran Road Hospital’s fourth floor after injuring a guard during a pursuit in Willewick. He fled with a wound to the lung and was last seen near a parking area outside the hospital, with only a robe, shirt, and scattered clues as traces.
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Cleveland
Taglay
Osearen
Arthue Kirkarian
Cecapeth
Kirkovian
Haran Road
Hig No
Hueghar
Priabel
Ebair
Siegleet
Kirkoriany
Willewick
Bunt
Hiraghis
Nyin
Man held on sodomy charge in mayor's court
Joseph A. Huddleston, 85, of 930 Third Street, was held under a $5,000 bond today on a sodomy charge in Mayor A. R. Agate's court. Huddleston pleaded innocent at arraignment and his case was continued for a hearing before the mayor next Wednesday. Arrangements were made for his release on bond. Huddleston has been secretary of the Center for Sightness since last April. Sheriff Carl B. Finegan will speak to Amherst Rotary Club Monday about the FBI National Academy at Quantico, with related demonstrations, and a similar talk is slated for Elyria Kiwanis Club Thursday.
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Joseph A. Huddleston
Stecel
A. R. Agate
Huddleston
Hudderston
Center For Sightness
Carl BR. Finegan
Amherst Rotary Club
F.B.I. National Academy
Washington
Quantico
Elyria Ki
Deaths reported in Elyria and Amherst area notices
Obituary notices list death of uborge a mochenedel husband of Anna at 415 Woodland avenue from heart attack aged 41. Survived by wife, siblings, and children. services at St Agnes church with burial in St. Marys cemetery. Also death of Rose Kekyes 83 of South Elyria, survivor list includes children and siblings. services at Sacred Heart Church and burial in St. Marys cemetery. Ruby A. Bailey 53 of Amherst Township dies at Amherst Hospital. survived by husband, children, sister and brothers. services at Zileh Funeral Home and burial in Ridgehill Memorial cemetery. Mrs Leng Tucker widow of Fred J. of Oberlin dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital. survived by sons, daughter, grandchildren. services at Sedgeman Funeral Home and burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Uborge A
Mochenedel
Anna
Woodland Avenue
Mr. Pinehenedel
Fremont
Ohio
Elyria
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
St Agenes Church
Holy Name Society
Uiat
Catholic Sunshine Society
Mia. Mery Barney
Avon
Robert
Inglewood
Calif
Joseph
Mayne Baumann
St Agnes Church
Leo Hiis
Rose Kekyes
West River Street
Elyris Merdurial Hospital
Hungary
Elyla
Akron
Sacred Heart Church
Sofia
Walter Wack
Michael J
Louis
Riycia
George
Phoenix
Ariz
Charge
Bittner
Mu Am
St. Mary’s Cemetery
T.S. Zokany
Ruby A. Bailey
Amherst
Dewey Road
Amherst Township
Amherst Hospital
Congregational
Clairch
Stone City
LES
Earl
Joseph Kusiorek
San Francisco
Cal
iGlen
Stop
Lorain
R. D. Chesster
Walter
Chechine Haglage
Washington, Ps
Harvey Wilford l
Kiyrig
Zileh Funeral Home
W. HH
O'Hare
O.E.S
Ridgehill Memorial Cemetery
Ukenlin
Leng Tucker
Fred J
Edison Street
Oberlin
Mway
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Methodist Church
Fart T
Flyria
Herbert G
Arthur Powers
Ruth Amherst
Ales
Sedgeman Funer Home
Wilbur Geist
Westwood Cemetery
President Truman Spends Weekend On His Yacht
Washington reports President Truman plans to cruise aboard the White House yacht near the Potomac River. A one month old child, Arletia Jean Liz, drowned in a spring at her home in Williamsburg while playing with other children before the accident was discovered by her father.
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Washington
Trul
Portsmouth
U.S
Liamsburg
White House
Arletia Jean Liz
Vie
Potomac River
Spot Moving Across the Sun In Big Solar Event
New York astronomers report a sunspot about 150000 miles wide crossing the sun. The vast spot signals a magnetic storm period with brilliant Northern Lights expected on clear evenings. Catherine Berry of Hyder Planetarium notes three observations and urges eye safety with film filters. Sunspot activity peaks roughly every 11 to 14 years and is not tied to cooler weather.
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New York
Ito
Catherine Berry
Hyder Planetarium
Elyria Drivers Show Good Skills In Safety Tests
Elyria automobile drivers tested by Standard OK Co. engineers with a safety trailer conclude drivers are generally proficient. The two day free tests assessed reaction and vision as they relate to driving, hosted via the Junior Chamber of Commerce and staged at Middle avenue and Broad reel.
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Elyria Automobile
Standard OK Co. I
Sohin
Chamber of Commerce
Middle Avenue
Broadreel
Suspect Sought in Divorcee’s Murder in San Diego
San Diego police issued an all-points bulletin for Michael Vincent Stone, a 26-year-old man accused of impersonating officers while suspected in the death of Vancouver divorcee Marian Davidson Newton. Stone is described as 5'8", 149 pounds with brown eyes and hair, a mole on the left upper lip, soft-spoken with nervous temperament, and was possibly not a San Diego resident. Detective Lieutenant Ed Dieckmann withheld source details of the tip.
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San Diego
Cal
FBI
Marian Davidson Newton
Vancouver
B. C
Ed Dieckmann
Michael Vincent Stone
Mwe
Bulletin
Dieckmann
Child Hurt Falling From Moving Car in Fremont
Fouryearold Edward Hays son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hays of Pontiac Micha in serious condition at Community Hospital Fremont after sliding from a moving automobile on Route 20 east of the city. He fractured his left leg lost several teeth and sustained multiple bruises. His mother and uncle James C Sterling were in the front seat of the car.
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Fremont
Edward Hays
Arthur
Hays
Pontiac
Micha
Fospital
Route 20
Here
James C. Sterling
Pontae
Fragmented OCR notes on faculty and degrees at state university
The fragmentary text names Flytiet of Bowl ing Gaoen State University and Elmore Kor tie tagh seheal, mentions Clarence Soare with a mass tar's degree from Obin State Unie, and references Margaret Midsatfey, Ohi State travers Buy pal apt, plus teaching roles at Gob Ciolege of Sampson New York and Mt. Vernon.
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Gaoen State University
House of Elmore
Liu Hoard
Clarence Soare Boriuph
Wall
Obin State
Unie Wertom
Gye
Margaret Midsatfey
Ohi
Travers
Sampson
N.Y
Fasctraul
MCU
Mt. Vernon
Resolution in Lueth death at Elyria Red Cross chapter
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross passed a resolution recognizing the service of Harry W. Luethi, an active worker. The draft was prepared by A. R. Weaber, George C. Calvert, and Howald Dunit. In Columbus, Ohio Conservation Commission head Finevy B. Beetham warned of a deer hunting season with hundreds of special permits likely sold, risking more hunters than deer. Dorothy Alexander and Jaecha Smith, fugitives from Marysville Reform School, were captured near Mecharishtrg.
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Luethe
Elyria
The
American Red Cross
Ins
Harry W. Luethi
A. R. Weaber
George C. Calvert
Howald ©. Dunit
Columbus
Finevy B. Beetham
Cleveland
Ohio Conservation Commission
Ohio
Beetham
State Welfare Department
Dorothy Alexander
Tulede
Jaecha Smith
Othe Marysville Reformatory
Mecharishtrg
Scoffs At Charges By Cincinnati Church Leader
Charles P Patt of Cincinnati head of the Federal Council of Churches scoffed at charges of Ricicolein and nagar Commiynism leveled at him and his remarks at the Bible Presbyteria Churches' of America gathering in Tacoma Washington. Burmese farmers protest barley allotment cuts with a delivery strike and drinking spree, 4,000,000 quarts of beer diverted toward city markets.
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Burma
Gong Duta
Elyria Juniors Win First Tourney Game at Bellvue
The Fiftia American Legion Juniors defeated Mansfield 4 to 4 as Don Hafferkamp pitched the victory. Hofferkamp recorded 4 strikeouts in the winning effort. Elyria was set to resume play at 3 30 this afternoon.
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Elyria Juniors
Fiftia American Legion
District American Legion
Bellévue
Maansfield
Don Hafferkamp
Hofferkamp
Elyria
Truck Turns Over Three Times Near Oberlin
John Watkins of Cleveland escaped injury and arrest after his panel delivery truck skidded on Route 20 near Route 10, rolled three times, and hit Steve Steinbinder’s yard. He was taken to Cleveland hospital with appendicitis and charged with reckless driving, pending recovery. A second collision on Huron Street damaged Paul Yuhas’s car, while a Hall Bakery truck driven by Richard Thompson collided with a parked car on East Avenue. Fenders on two other cars were damaged on Broad Street.
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John Watkins
Cleveland
Oberlin
Steve Steinbinder
Watkinag
Watkins
Paul Yuhas
Bellfield Avena
Huron Street
Hall Bakery
Richard Thompson
Lodi Street
East Avenue
Third Street
J. A. Roberston
Funeral Arrangements For 3YearOld Sharon Kalt
Sharon Louise Kalt, age 3, died last night after strangling on a pretzel stick while en route to a doctor's office. The child was eating pretzels at her grandparents' home when pieces became lodged in her throat and family members could not dislodge them.
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Miamisburg
Sharon Louise Kalt
Police Dept News recounts thefts and arraignments in city
Billy Lance reported a bicycle theft worth 35 dollars from Ely Park. A power mower valued at 172 dollars was stolen from a hospital store room. Raymond Howard pleaded innocent on a disorderly conduct charge and was remanded for trial after a late night arrest for an air bottle toss and brakeless car on Oberlin road. Wayne Herman was fined 20 dollars for reckless driving after arraignment. John Thorpe and James Cross faced disorderly conduct fines for a Riverside drive incident. John Severn was fined for reckless driving after his car hit a ditch and damaged a utility pole on Gulf road. Police investigate a beating and robbery of Andy Lucas, who described being beaten, tied up, and robbed at his Ivan street home before escaping through a window. Lucas works for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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Billy Lance
Harrizon Street
Ely Park
Ely‘yia Memorial Hospital
Raymond Howard
Lodi Street
A. R. Agate
Oberlin Road
John Severn
Sheffield Lake
Wis
Gulf Road
Andy Lucas
Afties
Ivan Street
Lucas
Numhbor
Baltmore & Ohio Railroad
Funeral for Air Crash Victims Monday in Wellington
Double funeral services for Walter Hyde Jr. 22 and Mise Jean Brouse 18 will be held Monday at 3 o clock in the First Congregational church Wellington. Officiating minister to be announced. Keith Andrews Funeral Home directs services and burial will be in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wellington
Walter Hyde, Jr
Mise Jean Brouse
First Congregational Church
Keith #. Andrews
Welling-ton-Greenwood
Wallace Campaign Launch In California Democratic Primary Initiatives
A Fresno meeting of California Democrats launched the first formal campaign for Henry A Wallace as a 1948 presidential candidate. Organizers aimed to qualify on the California direct primary ballot by gathering 6,100 signatures by February 4, with plans to present Wallace on ballots or, if blocked, to back him as a one line one man third party. The drive was called by former California Attorney General Robert W. Kenny with expectations of over 50 supporters participating, reflecting broad party effort to place Wallace on the 1948 ticket.
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Fresno
Cal
Caliifornia Democrats
Henry A. Wallace
California
Robert Www. Kenny
Guvernor
Fis
Lorain County
Russell A
Democratic Central Committee
Moran
Elyria
Wallace
12 Counties Represented At Farm Bureau Meeting
Representatives from 12 counties in District No 2 of the Farm Bureau gathered last evening at the Ashland YMCA. Three committees led sessions on membership and education home and community and legislation and public affairs with Rosene Campbell of Wellington presiding the membership panel. Herman Portman chaired the legislation group which heard a report by D R Stanfield state representative on a Washington trip and discussed special legislation requiring study and local action.
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Farm Bureau
Y.M.C.A
Ashland
al Couch
Rosene Campbell
Wellington
Beema
Ders Rorites
Paul Portman
Amherst
Herman Portman
D. R. Stanfield
Columbus
Washington
Court House Death and Diverse Court Actions
At the Court House death details show Mrs. Dorntha S. Smith left an estate appraised at 20017 with 18000 real estate, per an inventory in probate court. Naomi Addis granted divorce from Clifford Cook custody and support order. several divorces and suits filed in common pleas court and by justices, with multiple fines for traffic and license violations.
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Dorntha S. Smith
Pearlind
Naomi Addis
Clifford
D. A. Cook
Markets Produce Evelands Market Beans and More
Readable farm market notes list prices for beans beets carrots celery onions and greens with numerous varieties and bag counts. Also shows butter eggs fruit vegetables and cash quotations for cattle poultry and grains including wheat corn oats rye and barley with regional price ranges and shipment details.
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Cohn—Marintta
Boston
Pennsylvania
Ibs
Lendslie
Seclion
Valleyview Group To Meet With Commissioners
Valleyview group plans a morning meeting with the Lorain County Commissioners on July 28. The gathering, led by Ralph Travise as chair, includes Oscar Dunn and members Harold Weiland, W F Harold, Wil Jack Refenning, Janes Horn, and Charles Cavagna, with Ralph Travise presiding.
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Valleyview
Oscar Dunn
Harol Weiland
Elyria Post 1007
W. F. W. Harold
Haywond
Lorain County
Wil Jack Refenning
Veterans’ Service of Ave
Janes Horn
Amvets
Charles Cavagna
American Legion
Ralph Travise
Aircraft Industry Losing Millions Amid Policy Push
Washington report notes the Truman Air Policy Commission faces saving an industry losing millions as production lags. The panel, chaired by Thomas K. Finletter, includes George Baker and Henry Ford VI, with aim to prevent security and economic harm from declining bomber, fighter, and transport output.
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Washington
Truman
New Air Policy Commission
New Commission
Thomas K. Fintetter
New York
United States
United Nations
George FP. Baker
Harvard
State Department
Henry Ford VI
Ford Motor Co
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Sport
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
Canton Bus Service Stopped By Drivers
Canton loses bus service as the drivers union holds a continuous cession in protest over a two week layoff. Night shift workers at the Timken plant walk or hitchhike home. A Coast Guardsman found the body of John Mernar in Painesville after he fell from the Fairport harbor breakwall on July 5. Tonight is award night at Camp Iss-See-Kes with a campfire and ceremonies. The camping period begins Monday.
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Canton
Timken
Painesville
John iMernar
Euclid
Fairport Harbor
Camp Iss-See-Kes
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Frank J. Lausele
Bartlett
Lausche
Amos
Andy Kum
Rtt
Huth
Jenkins
Barnlett
Herbert
Salt Lake City
Nichols and Dicken
Nichols
Middle Ave
Ral
Harold Digken
Wer Il
Death Records
Hochenedel
Mrs
Rose Kegyes
Ena Tulker
President Truman
Spot
Numler
Funera Containers
Carrorist
Police Dept. News
Wayne Herman
Gratton
DR. Agste
Toliday
West
Huron
John Thorpe
Sixteenth Street
James Cross
Riverside Drive
Fleventh Street
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Jesse Ross
James P. Horn
Nathaniel Simpiens
Ross
Elyria Avenue
Elizabeth Balk
Vernon’s Yingling, Jr
30Th
Bessie Dean
Henry
Florence Kriesen
Merle
Common Pleas Court
General Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
Alfred Schwarz
Regina
Boughman
Edward Soules
C. C. Lord
Middle Ridge Road
Sam Petroff
Geraldine Balazile
Isabelle Martin
John
Genevieve Repko
Marie Thuemling
Cmicagh
Beure
Diritivs
Triers
Browders
Protlern
Whaleuse
Idahs
Oregon
Bilas
Foledo Grain
Toledo
Wheat Co
Red
EANS
Aper
the Volunteers OF America
Byria
Truch Wid Col At
Valleyview Group
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Monte Wyckoff
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