Truman Plans Five Major Addresses
President Truman begins a pre-convention western tour aboard his special train. He will deliver five major addresses and over twenty rear-platform appearances as Republicans press for convention votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Harold E. Stassen
Sacramento
Cal
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Bay State
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Dewey
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R. Mass
White House
GOP
Carroll Reece
Chicago
Newsweek Magazine
Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Philadelphia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Far East
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
California
Congress
Richard Nixon
South Dakota
Michael to wed in Athens next week in Greek rites
Reports say former King Michael of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma will marry in Athens with Greek Orthodox rites late next week. Michael will fly to Athens in his private plane, with Queen Helena accompanying, while others travel separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Michael
Romania
Anne
Bourbon-Parma
Athens
Jacques Vergotti
Helena
Elyria High School Class Rosters Alumni Ties
Nine graduates have fathers who were graduates of the school and the mothers of 16 are alumnae. Many graduates come from families with aunts uncles brothers sisters and cousins who previously graduated from Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nivus
John
Eleanor Donaldson Nivus
Richard Reinhardt
Ralph Reinhardt
Eleanor Thomas Reinhardt
General Marsh
Hobart E
Mary Esker Marsh
Evelyn Martin
Kenneth
Betty Martin Gilbert
Bob Hengainer
Charles
Eva Shie Hengartner
Bill Henson
W. H
Alice Dieterich Henson
Beverly Burke
Stevenson E
Marian Copas Burke
Phil Stevick
Harrie G
Marion Daniels Stevick
Max French
Maxwell
Harriet Cook French
Elyria High School
Death notices for Joseph Lach Sr and Dwight A Wilson
Two obituary notices from Amherst and Elyria area. Joseph Lach Sr aged 58, Polish born, long National Tube worker, survived by wife Sophie, four sons, two daughters, five grandchildren, two sisters in Poland. Funeral from 138 West Martin Amherst with service at St Joseph’s Church and burial Calvary Lorain. Dwight A Wilson, 78, retired Harshaw employee, died at 423 Tremont Street after illness. Burial at Butternut Ridge after service at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home.
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Joseph Lach
West Martin Street
Amherst
Tarnow
Poland
Mr. Lach
Lorain
National Tube Company
Sophie
Frank
Walter
Edward
South Amherst
Joseph
Alex Jesensky
Jennie Lach
Bittner
St. Joseph's Church
James H. Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Dwight A. Wilson
Tremont Street
Mr. Wilson
Grafton Township
Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Company
Wilson
Grafton Methodist Church
Ogden Park
Marjorie Wilson
Lansing
Mich
Henry Weinley
Chicago
Herbert Whitney
Wellington
Mark Wilson
Sudro- Curtis
Harold Willman
Butternut Ridge
Talks With Lewis To Be Resumed
Washington report says contract talks with John L. Lewis will resume next week pending a federal order to compel bargaining with the Southern Coal Producers Association. Lewis previously refused to recognize the association, causing a breakdown in negotiations two weeks ago.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Jimmie Fidler Talks Hollywood Bias and Busy Gossip
Hollywood column reveals Jimmie Fidler condemns body-shaming in films and mocks fat stereotypes while listing industry scraps. Included are Cary Grant plans in England, Betsy Grant, Felice Ingersoll’s ring, Yo ur film scoops, Irene Selzmeck, Richard Ney, Lola Albright, and Diana changes. RKO, Fox, and garish showbiz tidbits close the roundup. Brazil weighs meat rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Henry VIII
Los Angeles
Catherine of Russia
Jimmie Fidler
James
RKO
Cary Grant
Betsy Grant
England
Alexander Korda
Graham Green
Felice Ingersoll
20Th Century-Fox
Studio
Lloyd Nolan
Lester Linsk
Edgar Allan Poe
Nolan
Irene Selzmeck
Joan Crawford
Richard
Greer Garsons
Ney
Lola Albright
Roy Rogers
Cherry
Linda
Dale Evans
UCLA
Barbara Miller
Jean Negulesco
Dusty Anderson
J. P
Doris Day
Arthur Murray
Gary Cooper
USA
Ford Company
Tyrone Power
Spain
Buff Cobb
Greg Buutser
William Esthe
Arthur Shields
Barney Fitzgerald
Fish
Bambi Lynn
Richard Walling
Committee Cuts Foreign Aid Program Funds
The House Appropriations Committee reduced overall foreign spending by 490 million dollars while allowing 6.043 billion for seven key programs including European recovery. The panel warned funds must stretch 15 months, not 12, due to dwindling domestic resources. It trimmed Greek Turkish aid, erased 150 million for Japanese reconstruction, and urged tighter use of China funds.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
State Department
Paul Hoffman
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Hoffman
U. S
Germany
Austria
Korea
China
International Refugee Organization
International Children’s Fund
Police Reports Clip Two Vehicle Collisions and a Theft
Police log notes two cars damaged last midnight at Court and Second streets. James Couture and Ralph Gwin Jr were involved. A stolen James Riffel LaGrange car from Harshaw Chemical Co parking lot was found on Oxford avenue low on gasoline. Mayor Henry W Ault fined Edward Kayden for selling liquor to a 17 year old after a birth certificate showed the youth’s true age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Couture
Lake Avenue
Ralph Gwin, Jr
Court
Second Streets
James Riffel
LaGrange
Harshaw Chemical Co
Oxford Avenue
Henry W. Ault
Edward Kayden
Jackson Grill
Kaycen
Final shipment of 19 voting machines for Avon Lake
The final shipment of 19 machines arrives Friday. Four machines will stay at Lorain County Courthouse for now, while the rest go to polling places in Avon Lake and Avon Village for long term use. Permanent locations aim to cut storage and transport costs, with hopes to place the last four in permanent buildings by the November election.
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Avon Lake
Lear Road
Avon Village
Cummings
Lorain County
Eisenhower seen as likely Democratic nominee. Vandenberg also named
Washington columnist Marquis Childs notes Eisenhower may not be drafted and could win the Democratic nomination if party balance shifts at Philadelphia. He discusses Vandenberg as a strong Republican choice, the Columbia university angle, and Eisenhower’s potential to influence the race while emphasizing states rights and civil policy contrasts.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hear
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Truman
Philadelphia
Alabama
General Eisenhower
Arizona
Arkansas
White House
Columbia
California
Colorado
West
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
New York
Morningside Heights
United States
Sam Rayburn
Low Memorial Library
Senate
Eienhower
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Banking Groups Hold Their Annual Meeting in Avon Lake
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking and Lorain County Bankers Association held their 1948 49 meeting at the Saddle Inn Avon Lake with 236 attendees. Officers elected include Jack Bellingham and Charles Friend to lead the group. Werner Margaret Crestline Ohio delivered the main address Your Date with Tomorrow.
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Lorain County Bankers Association
Saddle Inn
Avon Lake
Joseph B. Lehane
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Earl Tompkins
Savings Deposit Band and ‘Trust Company
Harry Wood
Cleveland Trust Company
Lorain
Cleveland
Akron
Carl Townsend
First Wellington Bank
A. J. Plocher
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Howard McMullen
W. G. Reese
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Harold Hammer
Lorain Banking Company
A. L
Jack Bellingham
National Bank of Lorain
Charles Friend
Wilton Batdorf
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Helen Townsend
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Steelblenders
Tony Mont
Mr. Tompkins
William C. Wey
Central National Bank of Cleveland
A.I.B
Werner Margaret
Crestline
Ohio
Suggs Wins British Women's Amateur Championship
Louise Suggs of Atlanta defeated Scotland’s Jean Donald 1 up in a rain soaked final at St Anne’s on the Lancashire coast to become the second U S golfer to win the British title. Suggs led 3 up after 18 holes, faced a Donald rally to 1 up, then captured two of the last three holes. She also becomes the second woman to hold both U S and British crowns at once, a feat last achieved by Babe Didrikson Zaharias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anne’s-On-The-Sea
Eng
WUP
Tiny Louise Suggs
Atlanta
U. S
Jean Donald
Scotland
Britain
Miss Donald
Babe Didrikson
Miss Suggs
Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Little Louise
Zaharias
Divorce actions and burglary report from LaGrange area
Gwendolyn Nutting files a dissolution suit against John. Helen Fertig and Raymond Weatherbee receive divorces from Dennis and Irene. Charlotte Romano of Lorain sues Carl and seeks restoration of her former name Lesiesky. Sara Gray and Dorothy Lewis granted custody of children in their divorces. Deputies investigate a burglary at LaGrange Hardware & Implement Co, noting entry through a rear window, two dollars in pennies taken, safe bolts removed, no merchandise disturbed, time fixed at 11 44 p m. Berlin reports 146 women per 100 men.
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LaGrange Hardware & Implement Co
Elyrians Present Program Tonight at Crile Hospital
More than 30 Elyria entertainers will perform for veterans at Crile Veterans Hospital tonight under Elyria Post 1079 VFW sponsorship. The lineup includes the 27 piece El Rey Grotto Band, a quartet act by Jack Knight, Mr and Mrs Tommy Wilkins in a comedy routine, Mr and Mrs Cla S Riley in a magic act, and Peter Smith with his rube act. The group travels by chartered bus leaving the V F W Home on East Bridge Street at 6 p.m. Harold Haywood and Frank Wyszynski will accompany the group. Arrangements were made by Thomas Micalis, WVFW commander and Post 1079 service officer. The entertainers offer their services without compensation.
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Elyria
Crile Veterans Hospital
Elyria Post
el Rey Grotto
Jack Knight
Tommy Wilkins
Cla S. Riley
Peter Smith
East Bridge Street
Harold Haywood
Frank Wyszynski
Thomas Micalis
Wv. F. W
Toledo Market Review: Grains Poultry Livestock Prices
Market notes show Wheat and Corn bid ranges from $2.34 to $2.40 a bushel, Oats from $1.11 to $1.13, Soybeans at $4.13. In Cleveland live poultry markets steady to firm with some Leghorn and light types at 38-40c. eggs steady with top-quality demand rising. Livestock prices steady to mixed: cattle steers mostly 20-33.50, heifers 20-31, cows 14.50-25, bulls 17-27. calves 12-31. sheep and lambs steady. hogs bid 22.75-25.25, several weight categories listed. produce prices include asparagus 1.25-1.34 per pack, greens 1.50-2.50 per basket, lettuce 1.75-2.50, rhubarb 75c-90c.
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Cleveland
U. S
Savoy
Firemen Called Twice In Blyris Within Five Hours
A 12 day fireless period ended as Blyris firemen responded to two calls within five hours. A grass fire burned a city lot behind 236 Brandston Avenue yesterday afternoon. no damage reported and cause undetermined. Engine Company No. 2 also fought a sewer manhole fire on Kipling Street, caused by grease and oil, which was extinguished on arrival. The prior alarm was May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyris
Brandston Avenue
Engine Company No. 2
Kipling Street
Clark
Broad Streets
Morris couple talks with son in Portland for safety
Mr and Mrs JG Morris of Fore Road spoke with their son Gerald in Portland Oregon who lives in the southeastern part of the city. He said the crest had been reached about noon yesterday and the water was receding. Their immediate neighborhood had not been flooded. They had received several inquiries about their son's safety over the past two days.
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Furbay
United States
Harold H. Ebling
Semodrs
Burton J. Ohlemacher
Board of Education
J. D. Severs
Walter F. von Brock
James H. Sivard
First Methodist Church
Joe Clark
Offenbach
J.G. Morris
Fore Road
Gerald
Portland
Ore
Mrs. Morris
Prices In Noon N Y and Central Penn Markets
A list of prices for major companies and sectors traded midday including American Radiator Glidden Co Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Bros Bendix Aviation Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Airbr Republic Steel U S Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard of N J Standard of Ind Standard of Ohio Socony Vacuum Texas Oil American T and T Cities Service Aveo Mfg American Brake Fruehauf Trailer and related firms with figures showing percentage or dollar level changes across multiple stocks and commodities. The snapshot reflects ongoing market activity with varied gains and declines in the listed entities.
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N. Y
Central Penna
American Radiator Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers ‘Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
White Motors
Westinghouse Airbr
Republic Steel
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Kennecott Copper Standard
N. J
Ohio Oil
Standard
Ind
Standard of
Ohio
Socony Vacuum
Texas Oil
Essere
Col. Gas & Elec
Erenteres
American T. & T
Aveo Mfg
American Brake
Fruehauf Trailer
Cleveland
Ange Leveland Cliffs
Richman Bros
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United Press
Ugs
Grafton
P. X. Rexall Drug
Death Records
Joseph Lach, SR
Call Lee Whitney CO
St. Elyria, O
Jimmie ™ Fidler
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ben M. Kennelly
HarVard Avenue
Jane Lynne Ehrke
Jane J.ynne Kennelly
Brazil
Trieste
P.R. Smith & Co
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings
Police Dept
Marquis Childs
Broad St
Suggs
Gwendolyn Nutting
Helen Fertig
Dennis
D. A. Cook
Charlotte Romano
Carl
Lesiesky
Raymond Weatherbee
Irene
Sara Gray
D. M Gray
Dorothy Lewis
Berlin
Sudro-Curtis
Elyrians
Crile Hospital
Toledo
Mariboro
Baae Renee
Saone
Eeeeee
Marlboro
Wasserman’s
Breed St
Brown
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