House Moves On Controls Bill After Senate Approval
Congress poised for swift action as the House planned to pass the new economic controls bill and send it to President Truman for signature. The measure, backed by the Senate conference, would lift some price ceilings, allow rent rises in defense areas, ease installment buying limits, and grant the President powers to prioritize materials and condemn property, while rejecting some of Truman’s broader requests. Conservative members warned of potential wage and price implications and possible amendments on slaughter quotas and price rollback.
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Washington
House
White House
Truman
Senate Conference Committee
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Burnet R. Maybank
Conference Committee
MacArthur warns on defense of 38th parallel Korea front
General MacArthur notes no natural defensive features near the 38th parallel and warns a deep conventional line would require a large force. He argues holding the line could push Chinese forces back to the Yalu and advance unification goals, while opposing peace talks removal of hostility remains contentious.
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38Th Parallel
MacArthur
Yalu
Korea
South Korea
Death Records and Obituaries From Elyria Area
Several death notices and funeral details for Anna Rocher 89. Agate 61. Salvatore Nato Sixty four year old Rhinehart Jensen. Richard Foster 67 with survivors listed and funeral arrangements announced At multiple local funeral homes and churches with dates, times, and burial sites noted.
Accident Victim To Be Laid To Rest Wednesday
Jacob M. Tomoko 63 of 125 Waverly Street fatally injured Saturday when struck by a backing Baltimore and Ohio locomotive at the Lake Avenue crossing. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital about 15 minutes later. Funeral services set for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Leonard Reichlin Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St Arnes Church. Burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Survived by wife Susan. sons Jack Andrew Steve Joseph. daughters May Ann and Sue. brothers Andrew Stevens of Cleveland and Victor of Ft Williams Ont. sisters Frances Majher and Mary Androwsek of Cleveland.
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Anna Rocher
Helen Stokes
Fairlawn Avenue
Germany
Elyria
Grafton
Rocher
St. Mary's Church
John Pehrsson
Stanley Rocher
Anthony Rocher
Lynn Haven
Fla
Mary Smith
Ignatius Frankoviak
Walter
Jessie
Theresa
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
Msgr
William L. Newton
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jacob M. Tomoko
Waverly Street
Lake Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tomoka
Leonard Reichlin
St. Arnes’ Church
Susan
Retired Methodist Minister Dies
The Rev. Albert G. Rupert aged 85, a former superintendent and pastor across the northeastern Ohio district, died at home. Services are set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Burmeister Funeral Home in Avon, with burial in Albion Reformed cemetery. He is survived by son Lynus M. Rupert. wife Evelyn preceded him in death.
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Avon Lakf
Burmeister
Albert G. Rupert
Ohio
Vermilion
Birmingham
Canton
Struthers
Girard
Shadyside
Sahineville
Smithfield
Jefferson County
Baldwin, University
Baldwin-Wallace College
Drew Theological Seminary
Lynus M. Rupert
Evelyn D
Ernest Knautz
Avon Methodist Church
Floyd Ewart
Bay Village
Volunteers Plan Expanded Y M C A Camp For 500 Boys
A YMCA camp committee met at Camp Iss-See-Kes to discuss housing and capacity for next season. They limit to 90 boys per period but plan six periods, with opening June 16 and closing August 24, and form a Fathers Camp Club. They praised Camp Director Dan Stevick and outlined needed facilities and volunteer labor for 500 boys, including cabins, shop, infirmary, playing area, equipment, and erosion projects.
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Y.M.C.A
Iss-See-Kes
Dan Stevick
Camp Iss- See-Kes
Rotary Hall
Army officer Crawford found guilty of accepting hospitality
The Army inspector general and Pace reported Gen. Crawford violated regulations by accepting free hospitality from a contractor and using government materials for personal projects. Crawford admitted staying in a Washington hostel suite twice and receiving boat keel parts and other favors from firms with contracts, while denying any influence on his decisions.
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Detroit
Motor City
House
Armed Services
Porter W. Hardy
D. W. Va
Pace
Army
Gen
Crawford
Pates
Army Inspector General
Washington
Congressional
Continental Foundry Ad Engineering Co
East Chicago
Ind
Pacific Car and Foundry Co
Seattle
Oe Detroit Ordnance Center
Arsenal
Fort Wayne
Mich
Cobb Island
Washington Hotel
Foundry
Ray Middleton
Lorain County youths named to All Ohio Band at State Fair
Four Lorain County boys James J. Baker Bull O Toole Lester Johns and Courtney Libey will play in the All Ohio Boys Band at the Ohio State Fair August 24 31. Director Louis E Pete of Ashland has organized the band for 19th year. The ensemble of 200 high school musicians will be housed at the fairgrounds in Columbus and give daily concerts during the fair week.
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Lorain County
Louis E. Pete
Ashland
Dr. Pete
James J. Baker
Eighth Street
Bull O'Toole
Seventh Street
Lester Johns
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Courtney Libey
Avon-Belden ‘Road
Avon Lake
Fairgrounds
Columbus
UN Maintains Vigilance as Cease Fire Talks Continue
Gen. James A. Van Fleet of the 6th Army warns the UN forces at Korea to stay alert for a Communist ambush during ongoing cease-fire discussions. He notes the 8th Army will keep up vigilance while armistice negotiations proceed.
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Uth
Korea
CPI
United Nations
James A. van Fleet
6Th
van Fleet
8Th
Accidents Take Toll In Ohio
United Press reports at least 15 people died in Ohio accidents over the weekend. Names include Allard Anderson of Briggsdale, Willie Keaton of Enterprise Kentucky, and several residents of Cleveland and surrounding areas. causes ranged from vehicle crashes to trains and falls near Columbus, Akron, and Berea.
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United Press
Ohio
Allard Anderson
Briggsdale
Blacklick Creek
Columbus
Willie Keaton
Enterprise
Mt. Sterling
Cleveland
Joseph Stellings
Charles
Akron
James Morgan
Albert Bailey
South Webster
Scioteville
Mary Ellen Thomas
Pasadena
Tex
Lancaster
Berea
Floyd Helton
Fairhaven
Camden
Alvin Ryer
New York Central
Prairie State
Frank Verratl, Jr
John Lubinski
Paul Wayne Morrow
Eaton
Michael Rider
Marion
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Kermit Baker
Cincinnati
Cedar Grove
Well Represented In The 433rd Troop Carrier Wing
North Ridgeville prepares for the 433rd Troop Carrier Wing deployment to Europe under General Eisenhower. Col. Harry Hopp, former Cleveland and Kent resident, leads the unit with Capt. Robert Beremand and Cpl. Gerald Beremand. Hopp’s daughter Susie K is honored by a plane name. Capt. Beremand and his brother, also in the service, train at Greenville and are bound for Europe, while their wife and children await reunion.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Harry Hopp
Cleveland
Robert Beremand
Gerald Beremand
Hopp
Air Corps
United Air Lines
Burma
Charles Wilson
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Hopp Pontiac
Kent
433
Beremand
Blythville
Ark
Reeerves
433Rd Wing
Greenville
S. C
Cpt
Korea
Akron man held on non support charge at Court House
Kenneth Bever, 22, Akron, was arrested Saturday on a warrant from Justice James Horn. He is held in the county jail pending arraignment.
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Kenneth Bever
Akron
James Horn
DeForest Colley
Smith Ywoad
R. D
Wellington
Sheriff Department
Police Reports Detail Local Thefts and Arrests
Police reports list Hugh Opdyke and Carl Bollen arrested on traffic and theft charges. The Clark service station burglary case involved a nine year old boy who admitted taking $50 and hiding it. Other incidents include a beating and robbery at Dobbs Tavern and a missing $65 Elgin pocket watch from Osher Brothers Packing Co. DeForest Colley faces a traffic charge awaiting arraignment. Last year 10,009 South Africans moved to Southern Rhodesia.
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Clark
Route 20
Baird Road
Wakeman
Carl Bollen
Chestnue Street
Ralph Woodward
Antrim Road
Vincent
Sheriff's Department
Osher Brothers Packing Co
Southern Rhodesia
Suit Filed By Lorain Officer Is Dismissed
George Mate of the Lorain police department filed a common pleas court suit seeking to bar the Lorain civil service commission from hearing his appeal of a dismissal. The suit claimed bias and demanded an impartial hearing board. The petition led to the commission appointing a three man panel last week, and the case was dismissed as moot. Mate was dismissed for allegedly giving false testimony at a civil service hearing in April concerning Patrolman Anthony Urban’s dismissal.
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Ada E. Holgate
Oberlin
Elizabeth, Lyons
George
Akron
Wilbur Holgate
Mogadore
Jack Holgate
California
Mrs. Lyons
Lacie Patton
Lorain
Margaret of
Common Pleas Court
George Mate
Lorain Police Department
Lorain Civil Service Commission
Mate
Civil Service Commission
Department
Anthony Urban
Couple Arrested After Reported Beating at Beer Parlor
William Stephens and his wife Mary were arrested on disorderly conduct and intoxication charges after a report of a man beating a woman in a car behind a beer parlor at Broad and East River streets. They face arraignment tomorrow. William Kayden was arrested for intoxication at Broad and Court Streets and will be arraigned tomorrow. Edward Nutter reported a large beach ball stolen from his yard Saturday. neighbors saw two boys in a truck take it and drive away.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State Name Commission
Cascade Mercantile Co
Cleveland
William J. Welch
Ohio Highway Drivers Council
Teamsters Union
AFL
Welch
Ohio Trucking Employers Bureau
Ohio
Local 407
Teamsters Council
Thomas Burke
Wisconsin
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
De‘troit
Thomas A. Murphy
Detroit
William Stephens
East River Street
Mary
Broad
East River Streets
William Kayden
Haze Street
Broad and
Court Streets
Edward Nutter
East Broad Street
Senior Life Saving Group Plans Prelim Meeting
A preliminary meeting for those registered in the senior life saving course led by Norman Beller will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in room 416 of the Elying Chapter of the American Red Cross. Registrations must be filed at the Red Cross office before that day. Lawrence Krugman, a certified Red Cross life saving instructor, will assist. Any adult who can swim is eligible to enroll. a junior certificate is not required.
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Norman Beller
Elying
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Lawrence Krugman
Beller
Lorain Man Cited After Traffic Mishap
Lorain resident George Cherney aged 25 was cited for reckless driving after a 3:40 am crash on Elyra avenue at Dutton road. Deputies say his vehicle traveled 400 feet, struck a culvert, and damaged lawns of two residents after leaving the highway.
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George Cherney
Lorain
Elyra Avenue
Dutton Road
Cherney
RB. L. Folley
Case Avenue
Cleveland Street
Cleveland Livestock Markets Show Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle steady to slow with prime and choice ranges near 16 to 46 dollars, cows 24 to 36, calves 30 to 39, and hogs up 2 cents with Yorkers 33 to 24. Poultry prices steady amid light receipts. eggs firm on quality. Produce market lists apples to tomatoes with varied bin prices and small local lots.
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Cleveland
Cutter and Ie
Umitty
Seles Tw
Rede
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Prices at noon supplied by United Press show notable readings for major companies and commodities including American Radiator, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, General Motors, U. S. Steel, and Standard Oil among others. Market levels reflect trading activity across industries from manufacturing to utilities and transportation.
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United Press
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Kennecott Copper
Cities Service
Cleveland Cliffs
Columbia Gas
Fruchauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Ohio Oil
Republic Steel Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of N
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Cuba
Witch Javud
Tomoko
Ei Sam
Death Records
Etta K. Agate
Atta K. Agate
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert J. Agate
Fred R. Kraft
Sudro‘Curtis
Ralph Young
Brookside Cemetery
Naro
Salvatore
Sam) NATO
Gilmore Avenue
Anthony and Bridgett
22Nd Street
Josephine Grassia
Joe Naro
Carmela Rausa
Angeline Aviles
George C. Lang
Lorain Avenue
Rhenehart Jensen
Amherst
Rhinehart Jensen
Edward Kruse
West Street
Oak Harbor
New York Central Railroad
Donald
Eugene Hettrick
Russell Baker
Fremont
Frederick Wahlers
Defiance
Kruse
Edward
Tony
Richard Foster
Dina
Lou Davis
Prospect Street
Hazel
Medina
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
R. M. Vincent
Amvets
Kipling ST
Clark St
Ridge Tool Co
Y.M.C.A. Camp
All
New York
William Schneiderman
America
Abner Green
Civil Rights Congress
Schneiderman
FBI
Green
International
433Rd
Cpl
Harry W. Hopp
Pamela Schuenemann
Paul
John Pincura
Police Dept. News
Hugh Opdyke
Carliale
Middle Avenue
Frank Lewis
R. D. 1 Obertin
Dobbs Tavern
Lewis
Parsons Road
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
W. K. Brubaker, M. D
Abbe Road
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