Difficulties With Americans Worry British Officials
British officials fret over Anglo American relations more than Russia issues. Palestine policy, Britain's debt, Germany ties with France, American criticism of Labour policy, and Taberism from ERP cuts dominate concern. The era of Palestine’s end and Israel’s birth tests cooperation as pressures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. H. Shackford
London
Russia
Germany
Palestine
United States
United Kingdom
Holy Land
Britain
France
Labor Party
House of Representatives
John Taber
N. Y
Appropriations Committee
Israel
Evangelical and Reformed Church Votes Merger With Congregational Christians
In Philadelphia the Evangelical and Reformed Church announced approval of a merger with the Congregational Christian Churches. The nine synods voting unanimously and Mercersburg’s single dissent led to 1,763 in favor and 208 against. Final action rests with the Congregational Christian general council in Oberlin Ohio. If approved, the United Church of Christ would form a body nearing two million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phladelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical Church
Mercersburg
Pennsylvania
General Council of the
Oberlin
Ohio
United Church of Christ
Permits Issued For Two New Dwellings In Elyria
Elyria city building department reports two building permits issued for dwellings. Henry Sorensen of 207 Warren avenue obtained a permit for a 24 by 26 foot one story frame home at 211 Warren avenue costing about 6000 dollars with self contracting. Albert and Edith LeDuke of Cleveland secured a permit for a 24 by 26 foot one and one half story house at 415 Ohio street costing about 8000 dollars with self contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
City Building Department
Henry Sorensen
Warren Avenue
Sorensen
Albert
Edith LeDuke
Cleveland
Ohio Street
Michigan delegates clash over convention secretary post
The Michigan delegation to the convention faces a fight over the secretary slot with Mrs Dudley C May of Detroit and Mrs Race C Hooker of Mount Phatsant both mentioned as contenders. The dispute is not expected to weaken support for Senator Arthur Vandenberg as the party prepares its platform and official program ahead of Wednesday night speeches and balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dudley Cl May
Detroit
GOP
National Committee
Race C. Hooker
Mount Phatsant
Mich
Arthur Vandenberg
Resolutions Committee
Co Sen Jienry
Cabot Lodge
Muassu+chuaetts
Prohibition Party Fails To Make Ohio Ballot
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld Secretary of State Hummel’s refusal to place the Prohibition Party on the 1948 presidential ballot. The court ruled he need not issue or printing petitions or ballots showing the party and its presidential and vice presidential nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Edward J. Hummel
Prohibition Party
Ohio
Hummel
General 4-H Livestock Judging Tour Planned Near Wooster
Lorain County Four-H livestock project members are invited to a general livestock judging tour. The tour begins Friday at 10 a.m. at the McCoy Brothers farm eight miles west of Wooster. Leland Schuler reports, with L K Bear accompanying the group for long lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Four- H
Leland Schuler
Associate County Agricultural Extension
McCoy Brothers
Wooster
L. K. Bear
Ohio State University
Wedding reception for William Ruge in Elyma
Mrs D F Eschtruth attended the wedding reception in Elyma for William Ruge and his bride from Concord North Carolina. The couple resides at the groom's parents’ home, Mr and Mrs Robert Rugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Goodsite
Mary Reibling
Winnired Adler
Cleveland
Donald Eschtruth
Miss Adler
Charleston
S.C
Frances Stinebring
Pembroke College
Penbroke
N.C
ME Baldwin
Aresuder
Thuars
Ana
Shay
Bs Tae
60 4-H Members Try Hands In Holstein Judging Contest
Nearly sixty Lorain County Four-H members judged Holsteins at the Grafton State arm herd. Ohio welfare dairy head discussed judging and breed traits. Next dairy judging tour set for June 24 with stops at Betts farm Ayrshires Huffman farm Guernseys and Fowl farm Jerseys. Dan McGrew of Ohio State University will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Grafton
State Welfare Department
Ohio
Leland Schuler
Associate County Agricultural Extension
Penfield
Huffman
Oberlin
Ralph Fowl
Route 113
Elyria
Dan McGrew
Ohio State University
Death notices and funeral details for Nellie Sisson and Charles Buell
Funeral services are set for Nellie Sisson Thursday at 9 am from Bittner Funeral Home and 9:30 am at St Peter's Church North Ridgeville. Charles H Buell, 319 East Avenue, died Tuesday at City Hospital Cleveland after a lingering illness. He was born September 19, 1912 in Lisle New York and had lived in Elyria for three months. He leaves a widow Gertrude Buell, mother Nancy Buell of Elyria, a brother Thomas Buell of Brandsville Missouri, four sisters Edith Benton Elyria Edna Chester Avon Mildred Breidenbach Elyria and Nancy Raid Cleveland. Friends may call at Taylor Funeral Home Thursday afternoon. Services will be Friday at 2 pm from St Paul's Lutheran Ambherst with Rev Rollin Bosse officiating. Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Buell
East Avenue
City Hospital
Cleveland
Mr. Buell
Lisle
N. Y
Elyria
Gertrude Buell
Nancy Buell
Thomas Buell
Brandsville
Edith Benton
Edna Chester
Avon
Mildred Breidenbach
Nancy Raid
Taylor Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ambherst
Rollin Bosse
Brookdale Cemetery
Kennellys Secure Permit for New Commercial Garage
City officials report Mr and Mrs Ben Kennelly secured a building permit for a one story masonry structure at the intersection of Cleveland Street and Bellefield Avenue. The 100 by 43 foot garage is valued at about $14000 with Yates Brothers as general contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kennelly
Cleveland Street
Bellefield Avenue
City Building Department
Yates Brothers
Health and Welfare Council Proposed After Meetings
Representatives from more than 30 health and welfare groups met recently and urged forming a council to coordinate services, study joint problems, and improve community programs. Organizations listed include Elyria Hospital, Red Cross, YWCA, Salvation Army, libraries, schools, and several agencies. A planning meeting in August was suggested to organize broader participation and public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couuty Welfare Department
Child Welfare Department
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
Center For Otherehtless
Yo Mlca
YWCA
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvaton Army
Elyrna Memorial Hospital
At. Auxiliary
Etome For the Aged
Juvenile Court
Catholic Soci) Service
Athe Catholic Church
Social Agencie
Leu. of Women Voters
Planned Parenthood Association
Red Cross
Elyria Council of Church Women Division
Aid For
Elysia
Elyria Minise Ferial Assocition
Aid
Elyria Cits’ Schools
Elyria
Lana County
Doliun County
Biscay Corner
Eden Tha Jones
Jusiw
Alliawences
PAI Tcl
Russia Aims to Avert UN Atomic Control Showdown
In Lake Success New York Russia prepares a lengthy address by Andrei Gromyko as it plans to veto the American plan for world atomic control. The move signals opposition while not blocking referral to the General Assembly in Paris for a 58 nation debate later this fall. France China and others were set to back the American proposal, potentially ending negotiations in the UN Atomic Energy Commission until Moscow joins the majority. A final vote was expected to be delayed to a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Paris
France
China
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Threat to Move Dayton Plant Over Picketing
In Dayton Ohio Univisi Sens Co faces a court move to limit pickets after a back-to-work clash at the plant gate. About 300 non-strikers and 350 pickets fought in a brief melee. a company official was struck. Union president M H Stanley warns of moving the plant if police assurances fail to enforce the injunction and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniois
M. H. Stanley
Dayton
Plane Crash Kills Two Navy Flyers at Suffolk
NORFOLK Va Navy officials identified aviation pilot Thomas T Bartow 25 of Cleveland Ohio and apprentice seaman Charles Dolmar of Oahu Hawaii as the two men killed when their SN 1 trainer caught fire and crashed after takeoff from the Three Black Cats Airport in Suffolk Virginia The crash occurred in heavy woods and Bartow was listed as an experienced pilot with 1900 flying hours in his log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Thomas T. Bartow
Cleveland
Charles Dolmar
Oahu
T. H
Three Black Cats
Suffolk
Bartow
Lebanon mayor Collins dies after sudden heart attack
Clyde Collins 172, longtime Lebanon official and two term mayor, died late last night from a heart attack. He served as mayor of Lebanon and South Lebanon and was Warren county clerk of courts for two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clyde
Collins
South Lebanon
Warren County
Stolen Car Report Turns Up With Finance Remedy
An irate Austin man reported a car theft to police then apologized hours later. He learned the vehicle had been repossessed by the finance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Court grants probation in several Elyria cases
Frank DeFazio of Elyria pleaded guilty to theft of golf balls from The Worthington Ball Co and received one year probation. Benito Cisneros and Thomas Greco, both of Lorain, also pled guilty to auto taking and were placed on three years probation. A habeas corpus action to free Leonard Krueger from county jail pending Michigan extradition on non support was filed. Krueger faces hearing. Helen Paleo was granted a divorce from Thomas Cook with $10 weekly alimony and $184 to each attorney. A midnight prowler report in the courthouse prompted a search by deputies, who found nothing. Sheriff’s deputies sought Sam De Breuse, 20, of Cleveland, who escaped from the rain cellar earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeFazio
Elyria
Worthington Ball Co
D. A. Cook
DeFazio
Cook
Benito Cisneros
Thomas Greco
Lorain
Leonard Krueger
Michigan
Common Pleas Court
Krueger
Melvindale
Mich
Helen Paleo
Thomas
D. A Cook
Truman To Name Secretary Of Labor Soon
President Truman will appoint a new Secretary of Labor before July 1, replacing the late Lewis B Schwellenbach who died last week. Speculation centers on Keen Johnson former Kentucky governor Reynolds Metal VP and former undersecretary of labor as the likely appointee with support from CIO and AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
Keen Johnson
Reynolds Metal Co
Kentucky
Johnson
CIO
AFL
Oberlin Shansi breakfast commissions two to Ming Hsien China
At the annual Shansi breakfast in Oberlin several alumni and friends gathered to commission Donald C. Farley Jr. and Harold R. Howes Jr. as teaching fellows for three years at Ming Hsien in China. Speakers included Sam Jones Sophie McClure Albert Seely and Dean T W Graham. Gifts announced support the endowment and art projects. About 174 attended breakfast with others arriving later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
May Cottage
Oberlin-in-China
Donald C. Farley
Harold R. Howes
Oberlin College
Ming Hsien
China
Sam Jones
Sophie McClure
Albert L. Seely
Dean T. W. Graham
Melville Kennedy
Oberlin-Shansi Memorial Association
H. H. Kung
L. P. Chia
Chia
T. W. Graham
Florence M. Fitch
God
William Hunt Corporation
New York City
Allen Art Museum
W. Frederick Bohn
R. T. Miller, Jr
Oberlin approves buildings and budget at June meeting
Oberlin College trustees, meeting in Oberlin on June 12, authorize a 2.25 million dollar budget the largest in college history to cover wages costs repairs. They name the physics building Wybur and Orville Wright Laboratory and establish a permanent Wrights materials exhibit. New women residences Harkness Hall and Fairchild Hall receive planning approvals with a 50,000 dollar pledge from Mr Beatty Williams. room rents rise 10 dollars per room per semester next school year. A bantam chicken incident occurs in Memphis when Mrs A V Willins finds the bird resting on seven eyes in a tub banized by a nail on the back porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wybur
Orville Wright Laboratory of Physics
Wrights
Harkness Hall
Edward S.‘ Harkness
New York City
Fairchild Hall
Fairchild House
Fairchild
Beatty Williams
Williams
Oberlin Colege
Willams
Amy Frances Fairchild
Police Arrests in Ridgeville and Lorain
Jack Forrest Ridgeville Adolph Ade Lorain were arrested on Broad Street Monday night for disorderly conduct. Each was fined $10 and costs in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Forrest
Ridgeville
Adolph Ade. Lorain
Broad Street
Trains In Fatal Crash In Tenn
RIVES Tennessee one trainman died another missing presumed dead and three injured after an Illinois Central freight rear collided a slow freight. The tanker burned and derailed nineteen cars hindering rescue. Dead engineer H T Douglass of Memphis named. missing H L Newton of Fulton Ky. severely burned Willard Bard of Cairo Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rives
Tenn
Ilinois Central
Whinois Central
H. T. Douglass
Memphis
H. L. Newton
Fulton
Willard Bard
Cairo
D. B. Stephenson
W. C. Leake
Leake
Salary Increases Granted By Probate Judge
Probate Judge H H Nye approved monthly raises for probate and juvenile court staff from June 1. Increases ranged from 8 to 20 dollars with new salaries including Charles Husted 300, Josephine Fay 225, Lillian Kozonics 185, Gwendolyn Wagner 185, Lucy Coe 170, Henrietta Colburn 162, Grace Grouse 157, Jane Pondy 140, Catherine Norman 120, Carl Curtis 315, Jane Patterson 235, and Reynolds 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nye
Charles Husted
Josephine Fay
Lillian Kozonics
Gwendolyn Wagner
Huge freighter to be built at Lorain
Lorain will start construction about August 1 on the first postwar Great Lakes freighter at the American Ship Building Co. yard. Inland Steel Co. of Chicago owns the craft and preliminary plans show the largest ore carrier yet on the drawing board. The 668 by 70 foot ship will carry 20,000 tons and cost $3 to $4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Great Lakes
American Ship Building Co
D. Gerhauser
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Cleveland Market Reports Mixed Cattle Calves Hogs and Poultry
Receipts show cattle and calves steady to sharply lower with various price ranges for beef cow and herdsman categories. Hog market active and up with weights from 100 to 300 pounds reporting several price bands. Poultry eggs and produce steady to firm with some items higher costs. Also notes grain and produce listings in Cleveland market segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Aeg
le Durdher
President Likely To Appear In Columbus Thursday
President Truman may show up in Columbus on Thursday as the presidential train neared Ohio. Officials indicated doubts about a Columbus stop due to late arrival, with the special due at 10:30 p m EST from Indianapolis and the next leg to Harrisburg Pa. Officials and workers had not been officially notified of the stop, while Crestline greeted Truman with ex Gov Lausche and Dayton Democrat Horstman during the westward leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Truman
Midwest
Columbus Yards
Indianapolis
Ohio Capitol
Harrisburg
Mr. Truman
Crestline
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
National Democratic
Four-H Members Plan Ballgame Trip and Camp Discussed
More than 500 Lorain County Four-H Club members were discussed for a Cleveland baseball game trip next Tuesday at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Mary Ewell. The 4-H camp in August and demonstration materials from the agricultural extension agent were also on the agenda. A separate item notes Carl Rawson of Kaisercourt was fined $25 and costs for driving a truck for hire without a state permit after arrest at Routes 57 and 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Mary Ewell
Eaton
Leland Schuler
Associate County Agricultural Extension
Carl Rawson
Kaisercourt
Justice C. C. Lord
D. E. Bendure
Women's Gift Dedicated at World Day of Prayer
First Church hosts a multi day gathering with 11 00 a m council service led by Rev Frederick L Fagley of New York and Rev Boynton Merrill of Columbus preaching. Women ministers and laymen groups meet at 2 00 p m and 7 30 p m features include Welby H Fisher address and technicolor film Letter from China. Delegates from local Congregational churches attend sessions through Thursday with ecumenical worship and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Frederick L. Fagley
New York
Boynton Merrill
Columbus
Welby H. Fisher
World Day of Prayer Committee
United Council of Church Women
Professor Horton
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
China
Elyrians
Mission Council
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
S. Walter Roshaven
Willie Hodge
Oberlin School of Theology
A. E. Showalter
Philip Struthers
Mary Lowie Lightfoot
Pat Hart
William Hand
Robert Peirce
Violet Opra
Paul Rodgers
Harvey Winckles
Board of Home Missions
Ronald Bridges
Church Extension Division
Adele Addison
Old First Church
Springfield
Mass
Franz Kleijn
Remonstrant Brotherhood of Holland
Robibns W. Barstow
Church World Service
Congregational
Finney Chapel
Sullivan Church Accepts Eastman as Pastor
The Rev F E Eastman, longtime Wakeman Congregational pastor and active in Boy Scout work, has accepted a call from the Sullivan Congregational church to serve as pastor. Eastman, born in Nashua Iowa, is a 1903 Carlton College Northfield graduate with Oberlin Seminary training and 13 years in Wakeman. He and his wife, four children, and extended family are noted for outdoor pursuits and youth work. Eastman succeeds Rev Kenneth Young after a June 10 departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
F. E. Eaman
Wakeman Congregational Bur
Sullivan Congregation
Wakema
Eastman
Wakeman Church
Nashua
Mr. Eastmi
Carlton Colles Northfield, Minn
Y.M.C
Lora County
Oberlin Seminary
Bar Richfield
Amherst
Wakman Pastorate
North Woods
D Bugue
Farley
Colle
Epworth
Eastmans
Childre Eugene
Louis
C. J. Rice
Ambher
Helen Eastman
Elizbeth
Vellajo
Cal
Richar
Wakeman
Eastmi
Northfield
Minn
Kenneth Young
Sulliv
Prices At Noon From Cleveland Exchanges
Prices at noon show mixed leads with major industrials and utilities moving. The list includes American Radiator, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse Airbrake, U.S. Steel, Anaconda Copper, Standard Oil divisions, Texaco and Colgate. The day also notes a grim state sentence: Ova Currut and his nephew Elmer Currut must die in the electric chair on July 16 for first degree murder in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssuavess
Chrysler
Vereseecee
General Motors
White Motors
Pers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Pahiad
Republic Steel
Eeeseae
U. S. Steel
Pias
Kennecott Copper
Standard
N. J
Ind
Standard of
Ohio
Socony Vacuum
Texas Oil
Col. Gas & Elec
American T. & Ty Wo
Ee Tas Cities Service
Cae
Avco Mfg
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Cliffs Ae
Cleveland Elec
Richman Bros
Columbus
Ova Curnut
Elmer
Bol
Cincinnati
Kiling
Thomas Wilson
Cincinna
Inner-Aid claims stomach relief after ten years
A man reports ten years of stomach distress ended after taking INNER-AID. He describes a brick like lump, headaches, gas, and constipation, then says bowel regularity returned, energy rose, and he feels like a new man. The ad promotes INNER-AID as a 12-juice plant remedy.
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United Press
Europe
U. Ps State Department Staf
Grafton, Ohio
Vincent
Davis Hornsing
P.R. Smith & Co
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings
4-H
Holstein
Death Records
Sisson
Nellie Sisson
Bittner
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Holmes & Coates
First Moor
Footstena
George Kosco
Joseph Giuvik
Sheriff's Department
A& Scarchy
Sam DeBreuse
Secretary of Labor
A. V. Willins
Police Dept. News
Etlot
Hillip Eas
Big Boston
Savoy
Toledo
Sudro-Curtis
Sullivan Church
Joe Marsh
Pappy Miller
Kinery
Pappy
Doc Hollister
Doc
Doce
United States Brewers Foundation
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