Quota Reached for 70,000 Enlistments in Regular Army
The Fifth Service Command covering Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky hit its June 30 quota of 70 000 Regular Army enlistments on May 31 Col F A Kreidel recruiting director announced He praised Lt Col George S Davis Jr leader of the Cleveland recruiting district for its strong showing He noted heavier enlistments expected this month as three inducements expire June 30 including dependents allowances reenlistment in grade and MOS re enlistment in the current grade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Inodiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
F. A. Kreidé
Kreidel
George S. Davis Jr
TO County
CIO and AFL Unions In Bitter Contest
Local 801 of the United Electrical Workers faced a power struggle as CIO leaders fought attempts to bring the unit under the AFL. Charges accused Dayton AFL central president John Breidenbach of financing the effort, which were denied by Cromwell and Breidenbach. The local’s executive committee suspended Moses and Cromwell and pledged to resist AFL infiltration. Gordon Freeman of Nashville led organizers for the AFL side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
C. I
United Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
Ralph Moses
Ben R. Cromwell
UEW
John EF. Breidenbach
Dayton A. F
L. Central
Moses
Cromwell
Breidenbach
Co. 1. 0
A. F. of
L. Lir
A. F
Acquire Control Of Hotel At Portsmouth
Columbus attorneys Willard W. Miller and David Bennett announce they have acquired about 75 percent of the Washington Hotel Co real estate holding, giving them control of the Portsmouth property valued at about 150000 dollars. New directors named include R. T. Lawson of Huntington and Lawrence Kimble of Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willard W. Miller
David Bennett
Washington
Portsmouth
Washington Hotel Co
Miller
Bennett
R. T. Lawson
Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence Kimble
Portamouth
Kiwanis Delegates Named for Victory Convention
Elyria Kiwanis Club announces Milo E. Sharp vice president and Clifford G. Strean secretary treasurer as delegates to the 1946 Kiwanis Victory Convention at Hamilton Hall. Convention opens Sunday and runs through Thursday with expected attendance of about 10 000 from the United States and Canada. Speakers include Dr Ralph W.ockman Harold Staessen Omar Bradley Clare Booth Luce Clinton Anderson and Drew Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Tod
Kiwanis International
Elyria Club
Milo E. Sharp
Clifford G. Strean
Hamilton Hall
Ki- Wanis International
United States
Canada
Ralph W. Gockman
Christchurch
New York
Harold E. Staessen
Minnesota
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans Affairs
Clare Booth Luce
Connecticut
Clinton P. Anderson
William &. Jackson
Boston
Chamber of Commerce of
Lionel Chevrier
Domnion
Drew Pearson
Licenses Granted to Various Individuals in City Work Permit
A list shows multiple license grants for individuals including Charles D. Bakes and Margaret Owens with ages 20, 24, and others such as Paul Yarmack 24 and Alfred Uhse 2. The notes mention city workmen authorized for Saturday shifts if they forego hourly pay, with several locations including Cleveland Oberlin Lorain and Leighton Buzzard England. The item reads as a chaotic registration or permit ledger entry with scattered names ages and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Bakes
RD Oberlin
Margaret Owens
Obert
William Dueling
Cleveload Buffer
Eileen Seng
Paul Yarmack
Lstair
Gu Noggin ' Sylak
Lorain
Alfred Uhse
Sophie Biss
Lorein
Tom C. Hale
Cleveland Tisy
Barbara Leste
Oberlin
Leighton Buzzard
England
Summer School To Begin At Elyria Junior High
The 1945-46 school year closes in Elyria as summer session plans begin. Summer classes start June 17 at the high school, with six weeks for elementary and seven for high school. Three elementary teachers named, more to be chosen. Private musical instruction offered at Washington school, with instructors Sidney Davis and Walter Van Brock. Superintendent Bahn notes ongoing staff selections and curriculum revisions. Ohian Education Association Cedar Point conference slated for June 1-20, with Elyria educators expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dune V7
Kathryn Alexander Genevieve Kuchenrither
Caroline Wagner
Sumer Osehland
JB Bahn
Sumter School
Washington School
Sidney Davis
Walter van Brock
Mark
Ohin Education Association
Cedar Point
Miss Risden Selected to Attend Education Workshop
Lorain County Board of Education approved Miss Gladys Risden, county school psychologist, to attend a workshop at Ohio State University from June 20 to 22. The board to cover expenses about 55 dollars and noted university officials wanted a local system representative due to Risden’s pioneering work in slow-learning child education. Contract renewal for Miss Risden was deferred to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Miss Ruseens
4400 Chrysler workers sent home in protest strike
DETROIT Chrysler Corporation reported 4400 workers sent home at noon amid a strike by plant employees. Company statement said workers walked out to protest discipline. Posts mention meetings postponed and plans to resume activities at Jefferson and other plants with ongoing labor tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrsster
Baenployes
Plese Fev
Tre Srke
Kerebeval
Kerebeval Body Plant and Anodher
Fital
SeGiy Une
Jefferson Ph
New Portsmouth Steel Corporation Formed in Ohio
Cyrus S. Eaton announces formation of Portsmouth Steel Corporation to supply sheet steel to Kaiser-Frazer and Graham-Paige. Incorporated May 23, the firm aims to sell 1 025 000 shares at 12 per share, with 300 000 more shares to be issued and 200 000 to Kaiser-Frazer and 100 000 to Graham-Paige. Otis & Co will handle public offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cyrus S. Eaton
Republic Steel Corporation
Portsmouth Steel Corporation
Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Eatons
William PR. Batey
Olis & Co
Alynemtes
New Steel Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Craham-Paige Motors Corporation
Kaiser Ae Frater Care
Fay Aling
Securities & Exchange Commissiaty. Incorporated
Portamouth Sleep Corp
Efircient
SIN Ve
Otis & Co
Kaiser-Frazer
Graham-Paige Motors
Death Record for Anthony LaCrosse in Elyria
Anthony LaCrosse 60 of Elyria found dead at home 895 West Rover Street Thursday evening. Surviving include three sons Samuel Albert James. three daughters Mrs James Lyons Mrs C Byers Mrs Edward Dettore. seventeen grandchildren. Wife Rose predeceased. Body at Bittner Funeral Home, removal Saturday to son Samuel LaCrosse’s home for services Monday at Agnes church. Burial in St. Mary’s cemetery.
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Anthony Lacrosse
West Rover Street
Elyria
Mir
LaCrosse
Pandler Manufacturing Company
Italy
Can
Buffalo
N.Y
St. Agnes Church
Samuel
Albert
James
Toledo
James Lyons
C. Byers
Edward Dettore
Lorain
Thomas Rotunda
Rose
Rose Flanna
Bittner Funeral Home
Samuel LaCrosse
Agnes Church
Dco Hrissel
Burral
St. Mary's Cemetery
And About The Court House In Ailing Record Frayset
Fragmented OCR text from a court house page mentions DA Crokae and various names, dates, and legal actions. It references decrees, neglect, and proceedings with scattered entities like Lacre, Gloria, Tad, and Nettie. The legible parts hint at a court docket around a damning summary of filings and entries.
Proposed Lighting Plan Favored by City Council
A council lighting committee favored tentative approval of a proposed new city lighting plan. It would increase total street lights from 214 White Way fixtures to about 1, but actual brightness would rise about 25 percent with new globe fixtures. The plan, from Weelinghouse Electric, would cost roughly one third more than current spending and would reallocate 107 white way lights and 1052 other fixtures across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weelinghouse Electric Lighting Engineers
Hye
Johnson
al RO Agate
J. D. Faxon
Johny Koulopos
Miles Farmer
S. N. Black
Hen Ault
Anna Kennedy
Ate Lavae
Mare
Food Preservation Conference Opens Tuesday in Summit County
Lorain county village and rural schools are invited to send reps to a food preservation conference at Summit County Lane in Monroe Falls next Tuesday and Wednesday. The event, arranged with Mass Dorothy Throssell and U S Department officials, features practical aids on sealing and canning operations and demonstrations. Representatives from the U S Department of Agriculture, State Department of Public Welfare, Ashtabula County home, and Ohio State University extension will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Summit County
Monroe Falls
C. A. Cubbens
Be Aojerk
Mass Dorothy Throssell
Nutrie Enist
State Department At Health
United States
U. S. Department of Acrculture
Deepartment of Public Welfare
Ashtabula
Ohio State University
Rules on Relief for Old Age Pensioners
Rules on relief for old age pensioners are outlined with references to eligibility age groups and benefits. The document mentions associations and events connected to veteran and prisoner communities, including a Niagara University exclusive club and a celebration of V-E Day. It notes a group formed to commemorate former prisoners and references leadership by Fred Schwab and a former prisoner pianist at Stalag TA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara University
Nhenud Waaversty
Citae da
Dup
V-E Dos
Fred Sehwab
Cheeyian
Filmes
Stalag TA
Eisenhower Pleads For Draft Extension
General Eisenhower urged a draft extension as the House debated a bill to pay terminal leave to enlisted men. Rep. Dwight D. Eisenhower warned manpower would not meet needs with volunteers alone. The plan would retroactively compensate leave to Sept 8 1949, affecting about 15 million service members with an estimated cost over 3 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Glawag
Dwight Bh
Rajeev
D. Fla
House Military Affairs Committee
Dwight D Eisenhower
Army
Star
Rams
Rogers
Senate
County Board of Education Awards Two Contracts
Last night the County Board of Education awarded two contracts totaling 251.85 for school printing needs in the coming year. Hoffina Printing Company of Anis Nerst received 179.50 for report cards, record cards and sheets plus stickers. The board also voted to purchase 4500 sheets of various sizes from Manon Paper and Supply Company for 72.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Union Asks Support From Community Fund For Welfare Setup
The Cleveland Federation of Labor urged direct financial support from the Community Fund for its Welfare organization Labor's League for Human Rights. Thomas Lenehan, CFL secretary, cited growing cooperation with community based groups and pressed for a larger labor voice in fund distribution. BULLET WOUND FATAL BEDFORD A 67 year old man, Mike Herrin of Bedford township, died at Benford hospital after being shot while walking near his place of employment yesterday. Police said the shooter may have been practicing at a nearby dump and the bullet probably went wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor Today
Labor
League For Human Rights
Thomas Lenehan
Federation
CFL
Organized Labor
Bedford
Mike Herrin
Bedford Township
Benford Hospital
Obeys
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
New York market report lists rail and industrial stocks with notes on copper, mines, and motors. The United Press briefing highlights prices at noon and sector movements across transportation, metal, and manufacturing shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lausche Urges Meeting of Top Ohio Legislators
In Columbus ranking members of the Ohio General Assembly were summoned by Governor Lausche to confer on state problems. The talks may cover a call for a special session, with invitations sent to Sen. Frank Wittemore and others, including House leaders and finance committee chairs, to attend. In Cambridge, Harvard Law School named Erwin N Griswold dean to succeed James Landis, who resigned to lead the aerospace board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Moby
Frank J. Lausche
Lansehe
Stile Sen
Frank FE
Wittemore
Airon
Senate
Jacobson FE
Betts
Findlay
House
Robert Shay
R. Columbus
Maurice Lipscher
Youngstown
Albert Daniels
F. Greenfield
Finance
John F. Cantwell
Youngstowns
Paul Ballard
R. Jackson
House Financing Committee
John J. Babka
Cleveland
Cambridge, Mass
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Facalty
James M. Landis
Ei Acronautics Board
The
Oberlin College
Okin
Lorain County Board Recommends State Approval For Schools
The Lorain County Board of Education voted to recommend state approval for the 1946-47 school year for all district schools with average daily attendance under 189 pupils. Schools above that level are automatically approved. Under 180 pupils must be approved yearly to qualify for state funds. The State Department of Education will make final decisions, but is expected to adopt the board’s recommendations. The action ensures continue operation of Lorain County village and rural schools with state approval for 1946-47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Department
Wheeling Steel Plans 50 Million Expansion Drive
Wheeling Steel Corp announced a 50 million expansion to raise ingot capacity 25 percent and sold its Portsmins Ohio plant to Portsmouth Steel Corp. The program covers the Mingo plant near Steubenville and additional facilities at Wheeling East Steubenville Yorkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Steel Corp
Is Portsmins
Portsmouth Steel Corp
Mass of Wheelings
Mingo, GO
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Mingo
Steubenville
Wheeling Steel
Turnesa Shoots 65 For Tourney Lead
Philadelphia report notes Turnesa posted a 65 to lead the tourney with a strong front nine and late stretch. The event at Merion Countryside Club carries a $15 000 prize, drawing top pros like Snead and Hogan into contention as leaders narrow the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnesa
Philadelphia
Ike Turnrott
Geifdon
Money Boys
Mike Swsttiday
Puasa
Faburdan Manua
Collye
Ben Hopi
Sam
Snead Lawson
Holy Name Breakfast Event At St Marys Church
The Rl Rev Msgr William Newton pastor of St Marys Church will speak at the Holy Name Society breakfast after the 8 oclock Mass on Sunday at the church hall. The society will skip July and August monthly meetings due to summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newton
St. Mary's Church
St. Marys Holy Name Society
MARKET PRICES AND QUOTATIONS ON VEGETABLES FRUITS AND POULTRY
Readable market list shows prices for beets cabbage celery cucumbers green onions limes mangos oranges peaches peppers squash and other produce with regional sources Florida California and South Carolina. Markets note baskets hampers crates and dozen bunches with varied pricing and some quality descriptors. a separate line reports a murder conviction of Harry T Bush in Lancaster for the May fatal shooting of a child, the jury recommending mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stel
Tavies Amestic
Barke
Florida
Tenay Soo
Velinw
Bermades
Caifornia
Rabren
Tor Mnodata
Ciniden Jungers
Sven
Taha Russel
White Beaker
Naedy
Faeky
South Carolina
North Grrd
Casherere
Searcy
Timhe
Harper
Haskrin
Baskets
Savoy
Lancaster
Harry T. Bush
John H. Harrison
Sr Bush
Meres
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CIO
AFL
Kiwanis Club
Cleve Jang
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Risden
Chrysler
Hovathold and
Jantar
Dunkirk
N. Y
Romancine
Robert Muller
Agnita Schwarze
Theyremarried Mueller
Navy
Agniita
Whittier
James Gilliland
Gilliland
DA Crokae
Maar
Margetiae
Lacre
Nettie
Bey
Fearn Bronte
Tedta
Tokyo
Joan Hurlo
Deayer
Richard
Thas
Rogelier
Elvca
Moe Cates
Rae
Mos Wan
Tebnsit
Col Alus Ol
Eisenhower
County Board of Education
Union
Community Fund For Welfare
NEW York— Rails
NY Cental Penna
Ais Mla
Bia
Su Rathyas
Biatuat
Borden
Salenis City
Lee & Nail Detters Amer
Eaton Mig Ca
Elec Eel
Lapdlard Teo Warit Bibrary Roc Mealy of
Gamble Ount Pac
Cemury
Veese
Bros Meeting & Ayrty Co
Ae Motors
Copper & Mines
Soares
Texas
P. R. Smith & CO
Tur
Yell
Wiyola Gay
Paoge
Farthas
Addeas
Clenside
Lausche
LAW School
Reds
Braves
Cincinnati
Billy Bouthworth
Boston Braves
Cincinnat Reds
Phillies
Bill McKechnie
Joe Boggs
John Vander Meer
Beggs
Johnny Wyrostek
Inchilling Vander Meer
Wealter Beggs
Ray Lamanno
Jom Heiki
Ed Heusser
Pud
CORTS
Alex Chaplar
West 17Th Street
A. R. Agate
Broad Street
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Elyria Home Service CO
Holy Name Society
Johnny J
of Commerce
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