Railroad Unions Press Immediate Renegotiation Push
Cleveland dispatch reports 132 railroads asked to reopen negotiations as unions seek changes to 350,000 crew agreements under the Railway Labor Act. Leaders cite wage, schedule, and safety proposals, aiming for a conference within 30 days with multiple unions including conductors and switchmen seeking speedier mileage and pay terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fice
A. P. Whitty
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Tranqnes
Uta
Wade
Deketis
Ddim
Leneses Fai
Sai al
Am Awa
Step
Wilbee
Otasmaimnen
Bethoodts
Brotherhood of
Locate
Engineers
Brotherhood
Comotge
Enganesmen
Orion
North America
President Truman Defends Labor Bill Amid Policy Critique
President Truman criticizes proposed labor legislation as unworkable and dangers increased government overreach. He warns it could hinder worker employer trust, burden the National Labor Relations Board, and limit political activities by unions and corporations. He condemns unequal penalties and predicts economic power shifts fueled by Congress.
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Congress
Truman
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Partica
Yiuman
NLAC
al Truman
Ariens
Views on The News by Howry McLawars
Fragmentary satirical monologue reflects on political power, tax policy, and personal schemes. Narrator imagines schemes to skirt taxation, mentions Leavenworth and Atlanta, and references wartime governance, with a chaotic mix of names and civic targets.
Ireland Seaway Bookmaker Proposes Great Lakes Deep Waterway
Ireland writes to Congress with a 62 page booklet arguing the Great Lakes St Lawrence Seaway and Power Project would transform regional and national transport. He claims water shipping is far cheaper than rail, urges national defense and hydroelectric benefits, and asserts the Seaway would elevate America’s global leadership and Midwest output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomi Trelands
Cleveland Wrifler
Weeser
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Areland
Lawrence
United States
Ireland
Alsa
Rai
Midwest
Staes
England
Ruhr
Amerea
Worl
Atid- West
America
Death Records for Elizabeth Coney Wakeman MAH
Fragmented OCR reads like a death notice for Elizabeth Coney Wakeman Mae Bitule with scattered phrases about home, family and location in Cleveland. Details are unclear and garbled, but suggest a familial notice or obituary context amid corrupted text.
Continue Probe Of Baby Murders
The article notes ongoing investigations into infant deaths as authorities press further probes. Details remain sparse with no definitive charges announced and officials urging patience while the case develops. Local readers follow updates closely for new statements from police and medical examiners.
Fragmentary OCR tale with scattered names and phrases
An unreadable OCR extract lists mixed letters and fragments. It contains stray references to people and places, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmented OCR item on fund meeting quota and names
The readable text references a foundation fund meeting and quota targets with scattered names and terms. It mentions foods and entities like Moe F and Fire, but overall content is garbled with no clear coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Lausche Offered Post In Europe
A brief European assignment is reported for Lausche with confirmation of a post offer and related details. The notice notes Washington origins and mentions military or diplomatic postings in Europe, implying possible duties abroad.
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Lausche
Europe
Enlistments Rise as Veterans Rejoin Army Air Forces
Several World War I and II veterans from Lorain Amherst and Elyria enlist for three to four years in the Army Air Forces. Recruits trained at San Antonio Texas and stationed at Cleveland area fields will receive advanced technical training and travel opportunities. Names and addresses of some enlistees and their parents are listed in the local Army recruiting notices.
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Tatain
Jtounty
Viginuty
Regular Army
Robert J
Pine
Elyria
Lurain
Fallawang
Army Air Forces
Cleveland Army Air Water
Henry Sharp
Cleveland Street
Amherst
William Hobertson
William Robertson
Lore Airs
Relpit E. Cutlip
Floyd Cutlip
Wakemoat
William J. Hoover
Cha- Gute Field
Mineix
oNoopriog
1 Ng
San Anton
Texas
Andrew M. Tomeka
Mra
Jacob Tomeka
Waverly Qu¢Et
Elynar Elwood Joi Mis
Klee Hurley
Wee
Herbert Fds
Her
Itf West Bridge
Acree Greasad
Lorain
Harreutt
Mir
Nur
Suskind
Sipa Miiepay
Fisey
Durrell
Two Sentenced On Charges Of Burglary
Mack Taylor 22 and Emimi Tal ley were sentenced for burglary in Lorain with James Taylor 21 to be sentenced later. The trio allegedly drew rocks through the Ray Wilson jewelry store window and stole watches and jewelry. Taylor faced additional charge for a May 1 theft at Mike Parekas store and a May 8 burglary at Pearls Theater. he previously had no criminal record but was sent to Mansfield Reformatory. Other defendants faced sentences or probation requests as the court handled multiple burglary cases and related charges.
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Gould
Avs
Aid
Peach Tree
Avyich
USL
Thie
Sven
Ull
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Walt
Hal Fee
Cinelasuna
Common Pleas
Dhidge
Guy B. Findley
Ahd
Mack Taylor
Emimi
Talley
Grup
Jamegs Taylor
Mick
Ontt
Sofar
Kentucky
Taylor
Taller
James Tayler
Ray Wilson
Winkleow
Lorain
Territary
Mike Parekas
Ta Harain
Pearls Theater
Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Cisde Payne
Tdietmenis
Lloyd
Elizabeth Mitre
Willy
Beer Pass
Bultiry
Herman Broteer
Woolworth
Hassell Glen
Perdbid Ruty
Vacation Church School Close Today In Elyria Area
Vacation schools of the Elyria Council of Churches close today after a week of activities. Elyria and Midtown schools plan closing programs with handiwork displays, completed projects, and a parish luncheon at the church. Programs feature pupil work, a fashion show, and a share of clothing drives for overseas relief, with churchgoers and families attending multiple site events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Council of Churches
Wridgeville
Elyria
Kiris
Pilgrim Congregational
Ehurety
Girls Chosen For Buckeye State Are Honored
Elyria and Lorain County affiliate members attended an American Legion Auxiliary event honoring eight and forty girls selected for Buckeye Girls State. Delegates to attend the session at Capital University in Columbus were announced, with sponsors named from local Auxiliaries. The gathering, presided by Mrs. Raymond Wells, announced alternates and planned the next meeting for May 7 at the Lorain American Legion Home with refreshments served.
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Elyria
Loraine County
Américan -Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Tuckeye Girls State
Capitol University
Columbus
Pitts
Loran
iAusilary
Dafa Urig
Avonbake
Avon
Lorain
Moa Frank
Wellington
Murole Davies
Charles, Krome
Charles
Hansen
Lily
Premises Street Lights For Valley View
City officials and veterans met with about 200 Valley View residents to discuss improving the housing project. Francis led talks on project ads and lights, Dunn promised action on main entrance lighting, and Terry noted potential bus service and better telephone service. AMVETS sponsored the event with refreshments and a Q&A session.
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Willard ‘J. Francis
Lorain Municipal Housing Administration
Ralphs Terry
Btyy
Agate
Oscar Dunn
Vailey View
Jase Maght
Iater Fendante Ag
Bear Francis
Dunn
Terre
Terry
Urgartto
Amex Horn
Elyria Post 37
Amvets
Porto
Question Kelch In Bombing Of Car
Cleveland safety director William F. Smith announced that Kelch is under investigation in connection with the bombing of a car yesterday. The report notes ongoing security concerns and identifies no further defendants at this time.
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Kelch
Cleveland
William J. Keleh
Laguor Deparorent
Willan F. Smith
Kelete
County bids for ferry painting at court house listed
County commissioners opened three bids for ferry painting and exterior work at the court house. Paint and Wall Paper Co. offered $100, Arthur Ponting Co. $1328, and Claude L. Pierce $1383. Bids referred to the county engineer for tabulation.
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Lounty
Coutity
Weer i Paint and Wall Paper Co
Arthur Ponting Co
Claude L. Pierce
Erik
378 Candidates To Be Presented For Oberlin Degrees
Oberlin College will present 78 graduates for degrees at Tuesday morning exercises in what is described as the largest class in the college's history. President Howard Foster Johnson of Wooster will speak. Festivities include a music education concert, performances by the Oberlinder dramatic and association groups, and the dedication of Burton Hall named for Senator Theodore E Barton. The four day program features reunions, lectures, a baccalaureate sermon by the Very Reverend Chester Hutge Eston, and the Alumni Association medal award at Warner Gymnasium. Summer session classes begin July 1.
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Oberlin College
Conservatory
Oberlinder Matic Association
Oscar Wilden
Earntit
Anital
James ‘Thurber
Elliot Nugent
Howard Foster Jowry
Wooster
Burton Hall
Theodore E,. Barto
Ohio
Oberlin
Shansi _ Association
Alutini Board
Tristees
Glee Cinba
Chéster Hutge Emeston
Trinity Cathes Dtl
Cleveland
Montag
Cafipud
Board of
Claferica Ward
J. Arthur Campbel
Wormmen
Dramatic Association
Alumhi
Warner! Gymnasium
Abhimahi Association
Margaret Brean Sues Over Property and Custody Dispute
Margaret Brean of Sheffield Lake sues Fey DeGarge Frany Meter claiming unpaid debts and seeks custody of their two children. The case names VE as a related party and requests relief through the court.
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Margaret Brean
Sheffield Lake
Fey Degarge
Frany Meter
Thee Osoere
Ny VE
Tov
Cracks Back At Big City Efforts
Fragmented OCR text describes conflict over power balance and reform efforts in a city. It mentions the people, a system, and calls for change, with references to governance and political tension amid unclear specifics.
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Alresi Tela
Pueesys
Apoot
Police Court Fines Man Over Disorderly Conduct
Frank Kuczak of King Street was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor A B Agate after arraignment in police court on a warrant for disorderly conduct filed by George Opalenik of Apple Avenue, who said the defendant struck him.
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Frank Kuczak
King Street
A. B. Agate
George Opalenik
Apple Avenue
E J. Stankard
New Administrator At Hospital Takes Post At Elyria Memorial
John C Richard begins as Elyria Memorial Hospital administrator, pledging to study hospital operations and solve problems. He has prior ties to Savannah Georgia and large hospitals, with beds up to 2 500, and seeks a comfortable room while his wife and three sons stay in Savannah until a house is found. He previously led a hospital in Pennsylvania more than a decade ago.
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John C- Richard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyr
Memorial Hospital
Hee Alt
Savang
Nah
Citorgia
He Valso
Winh
Richard
Sue Fate House
Blying
Pennarivanta
Pennsylvania
New York City
Georgia
Officers Installed By The Ohio Grand Master
Joseph C. Neer of Chillicothe presided at the installation of officers of Elyria Council No 86 R and S Masonic body in the Masonic Temple last night. Charles Husted aided as marshal. Officers named: Clavion W. Card master, Robert MacDonald deputy master, Malcolm Ehbrke conductor of the work, Alvil Plocher treasurer, Robert Bolger captain of the guard, Nicholas Gardinier steward, ME Church sentinel, John Norsworthy recorder. Retiring master Carl J. Miller elected trustee for three years.
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Joseph C. Neer
Chillicothe
Husal
Seelect
Ohio
Ielyria
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The market report lists cucumber, lettuce, and various fruits with fluctuating prices in cents per unit and tonnage. Livestock quotes appear for cattle, hogs, and feeder calves with midrange to weaker tones on some grades, while grain futures show notable price levels for wheat and oats.
Sizable saves pace MB's team in early 18s stretch
In a brisk sequence the MB squad hardens its defense and converts key stops as the clock ticks into the 18s. The stretch showcases rapid saves and sharp reaction plays that keep the game in reach for MB amid tight scoring pressure.
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
By Howry McLawars
Barrymore
Treasury
Speerd
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Tata
McNauahs
Death Records
Elizabeth Coney Wakeman
Walkera
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Prey de Mia Lala Mukootia Mga Paster Revenue
Pater
Wiktapana
Kasey Biewer
Tyeperker
Ahenatees
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Getty Dee
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Uae
Army
Buckeye State
Valley View
Fisher Choig
Long Beach
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Warner
Oberin
Kew Gardens
Lergin
Alwa
Mwo
Helen Aranges
Cummen Pleas Court
Immesiog
Lee
Aind
Patrnot
William Gilder
Lorian
Beat
James Marsh
Margaret
D. A. Cook
Martha Gilkerson
Gordon
Anna Andorka
Thompson
Peadd
Dedi Dla Cook
Togheet
Sosepper Goring
Thomas Burke
Vernon Roper
Vernitsion
Reien
Gainesille Ga
Neg- Vontuur
Periay Chaek
Tettekdesen
Wieht Hichards
Hume
Yeaterday
TBR
Police Dept. News
Manchuria
Changchun
Chiang
bin Li-den
Pio
Nuke Mukden
Changzhimn
China
Chankehun
Falo
Marioncha
Chancchun
Maths
Szepingkai
Kew Rail
Changchin
Prentsin
Nave Gitiahst
Yariel Mifttia
Suled Abanchurin
Forte
Gatirand
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Reutth
Cutomintust
Bewe
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Coaled Supply CO
Murbach
Hospital
Ohio Grand Master
Ehibe
Tg Boater
Uskta
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Aigr
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Meade
Mediguy
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Mayeland
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Bendix
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Lorain County
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Valley Citys
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Berlin
Heights
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