No Criticism Is Offered On County Budget
Lorain county's 1946 general operating budget of 781,728 faced no serious public criticism at a county commissioners hearing. A. S. Brant of The Ohio Chamber of Commerce warned of deficit risk if budgets rise beyond normal during a return to normal conditions. Evans of the chamber questioned budgets while Elyria officials and local representatives attended. About 20 people participated, noting rising fee incomes in some departments, while Brant cautioned against relying on higher fees. The total proposed 1946 budget is 731,728, plus 33,513 in a contingent fund not in the new request. Individual department budgets were published previously. no changes were recommended at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
A. S. Brant
Taxation Department
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Brandt
William R. Evans
Ohio Chamber
Harry Guethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria League of Women Voters
C. 1
Evans
Brant
Disclose Gift To Build Hospital At Orrville
Orrville—The Chamber of Commerce disclosed a 250000 gift from George T. Dunlap to build a 50 bed hospital as a memorial to his late wife Elizabeth Ramsey Dunlap. Dunlap, a New York publisher, spent much of his early life in Orrville, opened a book store and printing shop at age 20, married in Orrville, and lived there until moving to Pittsburgh in 1895. The report also mixes war updates from World War II with mentions of Admiral Halsey and fleet actions in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Chamber of Commerce Today
George T. Dunlap
New York
Elizabeth Ramsey Dunlap
Dunlap
Pittsburgh
Elyria Board Adopts 1946 School Budget
The Elyria City Board of Education adopted the 1948 budget at a special meeting after a prior tentative approval. The operating costs are set at 13,802 dollars more than this year, while the bond retirement and interest fund totals 104,846 dollars with 40,000 drawn from a surplus built in the bond fund via delinquent tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Athers
W. OO. McClellan
McClellan
Lausche Tackles Gambling in Logan County Case
Governor Lausche told Logan County leaders he will not allow local gambling conditions to continue and is considering steps to clean up the scene at Indian Lakes Summer resort. The Logan County Layman's League, led by Earl A. Kuntzman, pressed for action after about 300 slot machines were openly displayed on July 4 with 17 seized by a constable amid affidavits from James N. Anne.
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Columbus
Fank J. Lausche
Logan County
Lausche
Earl A. Kuntzman
Belefontaine
Indian Lakes
Layman‘s League
League
Indian Lake
James N. Anne
Three Men Fined for Intoxication in Local Court
In Mayet, AR, Agate's court fined three men for intoxication after police responded to a disturbance near a suitcase at Spike's Market. Elyrians John Subo and Karl Porter were arrested on Huron Street and Elm Street respectively, with Douglas Farrish of Metrall also charged.
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Mayet Aa
Agate’'s Court
Thes M Mearning
John Subo
Huron Street
Weat River Street
Karl Porter
Elm Street
Spike’ S Market
Douglas Farrish
Metrall
New York Central Railroad
Final meeting details reveal French leaders under scrutiny
Barricades erected in the hallways of the Palace of Justice. Police checked tickets and IDs as former Prime Minister Reynaud and former Foreign Minister Cheretemps testified about the alleged conspiracy to end resistance and relations with Germany.
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Paliis de Justice
Feteuard Dela~dier
Reynaud
Amier
Palas Justice
Petain
Albert Lebrun
Hind Reynaud
Tale
Fish Times
Camiile Chiutemps
Peto and
Weygand
Germany
Reyneard
Council Approves 1946 Budget After Hearing
City council last night approved a general fund budget of 400 740 for 1946 after a public hearing with no objections. The total package, including water works and sinking funds, totals 779 780 with line items for Cascade Park improvements and elections, while awaiting county auditor review.
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Council
Seward N. Black
Peary Gord
Birgedy
J.0l Powell
Tata
O Water Works
Pas
F Peng
New Two Jima Stamps On Sale
collectors have waited for these stamps now on sale at the Elyria post office. The three cent denomination is shown in a round shape and in bright color, according to Postmaster J Sarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jima
Elyria Post Offee
J Sarter
Jong
Breen
Return Trip For Suitcase Sparks Police Inquiry
A man returning to locate a missing suitcase after three Elyria to Sandusky trips drew police attention when he claimed his suit was missing and accused a woman of involvement. Officers later found the events unclear and did not press charges, while another report noted a theft of a pair of shoes from a vehicle parked near the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Great
Cleveland
Vetrojrom
Elyria
Sandusky Terrias
Tee
Cotvletor
Nin
Blyria
Linducky
Ageoetbournd
Tran Tee
New York Central
Teonamnt Adwins
Cambridge Avenir
Ploiverant Ment
Fragmented page text hints at wartime briefing and public figures
Disjointed OCR yields scattered references to European conflict topics, leaders, and policy dilemmas. Mentions Truman, Japan, and war questions surface amid garbled dialogue and unclear names, suggesting a clipped news page with incomplete context.
Death Records and Obituaries from Elyria Area
Obituaries detail Mary E Stauffer of Elyria, born there to George P Unger, mother of Bertha Lawson Hoffacker, with funeral at Young-Koebler Cleveland. Robert R Mason, longtime Harshaw worker, born Carlisle, survived by wife Mandie and seven children, funeral at Nichols Joppa. Carl Fischer of North Ridgeville, 58, carpenter, survived by two daughters and three sons, funeral arrangements pending. Also notes an alarm clock missing from Elyria Hotel.Checker Cab office incident mentions unrepaired cabs and no staffing for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary &. Stauffer
Mary E. Stauffer
John W. Stauffer
Elyria
Velantt
George P. Unger
Spruce Street
Bertha Lawson Hoffacker
Yyoung-Koebler
East 82Nd Street
Cleveland
Robert R. Mason
Broad Street
Harshaw Chemical Company
Heo
Carlisle
Larrain
Chiarch of Christ
Tleg Indge
Mandie
Robert Maran
Nichols
Joppa
Whorscdas
Henry I. Shaw
Brookdale
Carl Fischer
North Ridgeville
Piarma Heights Hospital
St. Peter's Hive
Anthony Thimke
George Barnes
North Radgeville
Raymond ‘Loved
Mick
William
Avon
Frank
Hollywood
Catil
Loretta Fischer
Pauline Jaeger
North Airgreville
William Rothgery
Catherine
Bittner
Dastdinu
Kirk Seviey
Pohew
Railroads Short On Manpower Says Johnson
Washington observer J Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defence Transportation testified that railroads face a critical manpower shortage. He said 75,000 more workers are needed immediately and that the Army’s 200,000 personnel push cannot be executed on the current schedule. He warned delays could force reduced travel and slower equipment production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J Monroe Johnson
Office of Defence Transportation
Postwar Bus Tested Here By City Officials
Test drivers report a large unmarked postwar bus built for city streets. The vehicle, identified as a Bendix-Pioneer model, features wide seating and smooth ride aims at improved comfort and maneuverability during official testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiany Elyrhins
Per
Mou Rivera
Ofole
Bendix- Wi Otmprese
Ifere
Cormfort
Cpl Newman Awarded Purple Heart Amid Ongoing Ceremony
Conflicting OCR makes the exact phrasing unclear but notes Corporal Newman receiving the Purple Heart. The item references a ceremony or recognition context, with badges of valor and military honors. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Cpl, Newman
Tre
Midwest Heat Wave Grips Region With Record Temps
United Press reports a sweeping heat wave across the Midwest with temps above 100 in several cities. Two heat deaths occurred in Minneapolis as Chicago and St Louis reached near 100, Springfield Minnesota hit 103, and crops await relief as the heat persists through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Midwest
Minneapolis
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Springfield
Minn
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Chicago
Redeployment Timetable of U S Army Divisions
Redeployment timetable shows U S Army divisions in transit with advance parties on high seas or at Le Havre awaiting shipment. Main bodies to reach Le Havre or Reims assembly areas. 20th Armorers and 9th Army elements expect port arrivals this weekend.
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Ninth Army
High Seas
20Th Armorers
le Havre
Ath
80Th Infantry
Reims
Bath Infantry
Fe Havre
45Th Infantry
Injunction Case Demurrer Is Overruled in Carlisle Wrecking Fight
Residents opposing an Oberlin Road wrecking business near the Carlisle Inn won a round as Common Pleas Judge D A Cook overruled defendant Ray Edelman’s demurrer to an injunction petition. The case, brought by Frieda J More and Saverio Bernino, moves to trial on its merits while noting Edelman’s plans for a brick building, shop, and wrecking yard with modern lighting, air conditioning, and a hedge-lined boundary. He estimates startup costs under $20,000 with adjoining fencing and site improvements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Township
Oberlin Rd
Carlisle Inn
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Ray Edelman
Frieda J. More
Saverio Bernino
Carlisle Boy
Cook
Edlemann
Bulla
Edelman
Two Motorists Are Fined By Mayor
A garbled local notice reports two motorists fined by the mayor after a patrol found violations near a wharf. The event references a Marine District and city officials, with unclear details on fines or charges.
Leaves Tomorrow To Train In The WAVES
Thelma McCarty, 42, of East Broad Street, will leave tomorrow for Hunter College in New York to train for service in the WAVES. She is the daughter of Mrs. John Foley and wife of Staff Sgt Terrence McCarty of the Army medical corps who has spent about four and a half years in service and three months in the Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence McCarty
Thelma McCarty
East Broad Street
Hunter College
New York
Sentenced To Jail On Larceny Charge
Mercer of Klytia was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny in Mayor Agite s court. He admitted taking five pairs of trousers two pairs of shoes from an Elyria hotel room used by barbers. Police found the items and Mercer claimed the other man had no involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Klytia
A. R. Agite
Elyria
Bernie Webner
O. J. Shafer
Paul Stroble
Shafer
Corbett Southam
C. E. Andress
Books To Be Memorial To Late A. J. Robinson
Elyria Library will receive a $30 gift from the associates of the late A J Robinson via the War Price and Ration Board to purchase books in his memory. A memorial book plate will mark the volumes chosen for their community value. Charley Dove, 80, was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after a fall in the Darek Florist basement at 922 Broad Street. He faced no apparent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Library
A. dl. Robinson
Robinson
Charley Dove
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Darek Florist
Broad Street
Court actions list新的 charges in Elyria docket
Involving suits filed today against Frank Keller of Columbia Station for 259 dollars in damages from a Sept 1 1944 collision with a cow on Route 82. Also divorces sought by Elizabeth Michell Obertin and Marie Gandi, plus Grace DeMarco seeking divorce from Tony on neglect and cruelty. Probate inventories report estates of Grace DeMarco and Adam Baetz. A court found Louis Maxwell owes 149.50 to A M Beiter over a repair dispute. A DeNardi Jeannette divorce suit was dismissed. Eaton township trustees seek transfer of 5000 from road fund to general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hills
R. D. Grafton
Frank Keller
Colmbia Station
Hill
Marie Gandi
Elyria
Frank
D. A. Cook
Louis Maxwell
A. M. Beiter
Beiter
Maxwell
Eaton Township
Common Pleas Court
Township Road and Bridge Fund
General Fund
Caucus To Be Held At Sheffield On Thursday
Sheffield Mayor C B Mc Allister announces a caucus for residents Thursday evening at 830 as a nominating event for November elections to be held in the town hall. James McCartt of 11 West Broad Street was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 10 plus costs in Mayor A R Agate's court after pleading not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
C. B. McAllister
James McCartt
West Broad Street
A. R. Agate
Chinese Pounding Outer Defenses of Kweilin
Chinese forces press the defense of Kweilin in Kwangsi Province while Japanese troops surge in Kiangsi, sweeping toward the Kan river. The communique reports Japanese advances near Suichwan and Nanchang, with Waan captured and Taiho reached before Chinese units contested them.
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Chungking
Kiangsi
Kweilin
Kan River
Waan
Suichwan
Nanchang
Taiho
Kwangsi Province
Lingechwan
Market report from United States Department of Agriculture office
Nearby market notes slow morning with beans cabbage steady to down, apples strong, spinach light. Marietta tomatoes weak. other items mostly unchanged. Prices listed for apples asparagus beans cabbage carrots celery greens lettuce onions peas radishes raspberries rhubarb spinach squash tomatoes turnips. livestock quotes Cleveland market active with steady to strong cattle calves and sheep. Toledo grain prices show No 1 red wheat 3.66 and corn 1.18 to 1.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF Agriculture Office OF Marketing Services
Marietta
Min
iIceberg
Heston
Papore
Savoy
Cleveland
Market Actire Steac
Buceher
Bologna
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John H. Brown
Tokyo
Okhotsk
Paramushire
Kuriles
China
U. SS. Navy
Korea
Yellow Sea
Marianas
Manchurian
Chichi Island
Bonins
Halsey
Husshy
Kure
Jagratt
Chester W. Nimity
Casam
Beles
Osaka
Nagoya
Ja ‘Pal
Murbach
Fage
Tom
Ueda
Lyle
Concuinnart
Comeruma
Hisny
Coumciman Krishaw Fiyra
Sudro-Curtis
Ie Exer
Birge
Truman
Dar Po
Byrpes
Apollo
Monk
Paris
United States
Wang
A. J. Robinson
Elizabeth Michell
Obertin
William Michell, Jr
Grace DeMarco
Middle Avenue
Tony
Grace B. Spicer
Claude
Adam Baetz
Amherst
Clare
Beatrice Nelson
Eileen Barres
Barres
Joseph DeNardi
Lorsin
Jeannette
Auleno
Toledo
Ogain Close
Ohio
IER
Puenty
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