Governor Signs 14 Bills Including Municipal Pension Reforms
Ohio Governor Herbert signed fourteen bills into law. Measures include allowing county commissioners to regulate building use and outdoor advertising with public hearings, creating five member boards to enforce the act, and exemptions for certain advertising. Other actions raise police and fire pension contributions and fund capital projects, with details on road, school, and municipal reforms and a statewide lakes program.
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Setiag
Fort Purpoy
Billy
Herbert
Bimpeentakbe-Baker
Marritt
Piva
Soning and Appeals
Coning Commission
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Basia
Omaure
Ohio
Liberia
Attica
Cliifes
Edcation
Anderson Reunion To Be Held On Sunday
Huntington hosts the 10th annual Anderson reunion at the Huntington Fairgrounds on Sunday June 3. Dinner at 1230 PM. Attendees should bring tureen and own table service. Secretary Rae Bauer asks families to notify births deaths and address changes to update the books.
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Huntington
Anderson
Huntington Fairgrounds
Rae Bauer
Political clash over 1948 veto and labor law support
Amid campaign discourse Henry Wallace's Progressives attack President Roosevelt's veto legacy while labor leaders pledge zeal for the new law. Keyes of the Foremen's Association supports expanded bargaining rights, and Republican critics warn against administration sabotage. Van Arkel resigns over workability concerns as AFL CIO leaders offer cautious commentary.
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Henry Wallace
Chigens
America
True Ma
Roosevelt
Petro
Robert H. Keyes
Asangiafon
Amerca
Bo Lewis
Eafl
AFL
CIO
Ani
Arebutf
APL
Russians Accuse Soviets of Armoring Chinese Communists
Maj Gen How Hei-Shin charged 800000 Communist fighters in Manchuria were Soviet equipped and 100800 were Korean. Maj Gen J Shu-Tesma said the Soviet Union trains and outfits a larger force in Dairen and Port Arthur and plans to move units to Shantung. The meeting followed Chinese protests over Soviet ports blocking Nationalist troop entry.
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Manchuria
Soviet Union
Chita
J. Shu-Tesma
Dairen
Port Arthur
Shantung
Governor Herbert Says Local Enforcement Key to Gambling Control
COLUMBUS The governor Thomas J. Herbert stated Nee should not be expected to police the entire state to stamp out gambling. He said no slot machines were found in businesses with water permits and urged local judges prosecutors and sheriffs to enforce anti gambling laws in other establishments. He emphasized the governor’s office cannot police all state gambling.
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Columbus
Nee
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
School Reunion Is Well Attended
About 100 attended the ninth annual reunion picnic of School District No 2 at Henrietta school. Former students and teachers from neighboring districts joined, officers reelected including Dwight Page presiding. Attendees hailed from Lakewood, Avon, Elyria, Amherst, Brownhelm, Oberon, Wellington, Milan, Toledo, Kenton, South Amherst, and Vermilion. The next picnic was set for the third Sunday in June 1948.
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Henrietta
Own
Ship
Dwight Page
Wellington
Carl Keaghtley
Vermailia
Hex Lees
L. M. Kelly
Currier
Lakewood
Avon
Elyria
Amherst
Brownhelm
Ober-on
Milan
Toledo
yKinton
South Amherst
Vermilion
Incomplete Text on Injunction and Mediation Impasse
Fragmentary excerpt discusses an injunction affecting industry, court action to maintain status quo, and a potential settlement via a new federal mediation agency. References National Labor Relations Board, funding board, and presidential reporting upon reaching terms. outlines steps if settlement is delayed.
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Cervicen
Nnew Federal Mediation Agency
Fact ‘Funding Board
Godinya
National Labor Relations Board
Iineoun
Supreme Court split over 16 decisions in 1946 47 term
The Supreme Court handed down sixteen split decisions amid ideological rifts. Four liberal justices formed majorities in most cases, while four others consistently dissented, with Justices Black Douglas Murphy and Rutledge leading the opposition in multiple rulings. Dissent notes criticized rights protections as undermined by cost and process. Vinson, balancing votes, issued fewer dissents and avoided opinioned splits. The term highlighted public feuds reflected in concise dissents.
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Instica
M. Vinson
Supremé Court
Séaeion
Tern Yeileniay
Divikiin Rus
Sible
Hugo
Black
Willian
Douglas
Frank Murphy
Wiley
Rutledge
Biack
Vinson
Andrew May Stands Firm Under Trial Strain
In Washington farmer Andrew May, a Kentucky Democrat, faces a long federal fraud and bribery trial over wartime munitions dealings. He maintains innocence as supporters note his calm demeanor amid delays and a question about the lead defendant’s health. The case centers on the Heane4 ALNOy OALis Committee’s wartime chairmanship and related conduct.
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Washington
Andrew Jo May
Ble Wand Birthiny
Dua -Millon-Disiart
Guresan Munitions Combine
Kentucky Democrat
Veteran Seeks Housing After Eviction Deadline Looms
A veteran and his family face eviction with a baby and a six year old as they seek shelter arrangements at the County Veterans Service Office in Turner. Staff report no available housing today and have appealed to the public for assistance hoping for a space to open.
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Veterans Service Office
Turner
Lake Avenue Entertains N N Club Take Avenue
Rita Starkey entertained at her dene on Phat everog for the NON Chik with ail members fur one prevent. The text records a local social gathering with community workers and mentions a Horse at Vet be Micdise eet on dy 4, reflecting a period tone and local names in a damaged OCR snippet.
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Rita Starkey
Phat Everog
Fae Fies
Sorb Bane
Court House Notices and Civil Actions Flood Local News
Vera Rehtefernlein seeks a divorce from George on grounds of cruelty and neglect and is restoring to her former Avon home. Citations include a petition to certify referendum petitions for village ordinances, a probate estate valued at 107 478 with Marjorie High Rite as heir, ongoing divorce suits in Avon and Lorain counties, a fatal automobile truck collision case, and multiple public welfare and club fund actions.
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George
Wad
Harvey
Dudge Ghy
Indley
Ghibert Forthofer
Avon
George Cutrin
Avon Village
Futthofér
Mtr. Sleanor
Petrillo Says He Will Appeal Musician Strike Case
CHICAGO Petrillo, head of the American Federation of Musicians, said he will appeal the case after a federal judge remands on charges of violating the act. He indicated he would carry the matter to the Supreme Court if found guilty, and that the trial would proceed.
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Chicago
Samet Co
Police Dept Flash: Multiple Collisions and Incidents Reported
Police report a series of crashes and incidents on Depot Street Adams Street West Avenue and Broad Street. Included are collisions involving Elmer Guthman and Risen Shrayver, a 1930 model car wreck on Adams Street, a dog bite on Ninth Street, and a juvenile driving involvement leading to referral to juvenile court. details note missing control and care by drivers and a court date to be set.
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East Avenue
Risen Shrayver
Oak
Wood Street
Depot Street
Shrayer
Rus Rene Bush
Edwards Street
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William Broadwell
Ninth Street
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Pattee
Tech- Ista Utividg Arainme
Charles Shammel
Sheriff Street
Broad Street
West Avenue
Broad
Waterworks Threatened by Failing Intake in Boonville
Damaging flood surge damaged foundations and threatened to collapse the municipal water intake. Engineers warned that a collapse would cut off Boonville Missouri's water supply as the crest moved along the river. Further impacts were reported near Nebraska and Kansas City with water levels dropping and terrain changing as crews worked to protect operations.
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al Boonville
Petty Otdale
Nebraska
Joseph
Karasily
Mediune Creek
Republian
European Big Three To Meet In Paris Friday Talks
European top diplomats Motolov Bevin and Beault prepare a three way meeting in Paris to decide whether to pursue a cooperative self help plan with American aid or widen East West tensions. Security at the Soviet and British embassies tightens as Friday talks loom.
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Francé
Fertigh
Vi M. Motolov
Georget B Dault
Ernest Bevin
Etther Weld
Mulotov
Officials Of Ohio Cities Fight for Fair Deal
Toledo leaders and officials from Ohio cities gathered to form a committee opposing the state Legislature’s “tin deal.” They will craft recommendations for a third meeting of more officials to seek re apportionment of the Legislature, a constitutional amendment to return more tax revenue to affected communities, and preservation of home rule powers amid Supreme Court decisions. The group protests recent legislative actions, including defeats of key development bills and the Metropolitan Transit Authority for Cleveland.
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Ohia
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Urloan
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Cleveland
Oberlin honors two Gilbert graduates at alumni luncheon
Henry Churchill, King of Oberlin, and Barbace Gilbert gained degrees today. Reverend Tewis J. Gilbert presided at the benediction. Chandler Wright Gilbert led the student association last year as presale nt. The alumni luncheon drew about 800 attendees, including parents, where the four day commencement program and class reunions continued. Candlesticks once owned by Father Shipherd were lit in memory. Mrs A G Comings of the 1877 class was among the honored alumni.
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Oberlin
Barbace
ABCEM
China
Chandler Wright Gilbert
Dent
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Anual
Setiirs
Shipherds
Shipherd
Oberlin College
Vilage
Mra
A. G. Comings
City considers funding issues and road improvements
City council discusses the Suffolk County Law Library claim of 4608 from police court fines for 1942 1943 1944 and possible judgment enforcement via tax distribution. Also planned were road surface jobs on Abbe road south of Broad Street costing about 4000 dollars funded from war road funds.
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Siraui County Law Library
Jaw Library Association
Elyria
Eight Brecksville Patients to Receive Diplomas
Eight patients at Brecksville Hospital will receive diplomas in a Thursday ceremony organized by the Cleveland Red Cross chapter. Arthur Sharma, coordinator, said some patients remain bedbound. refreshments will follow. Funds for caps and gowns come from the Blymié Camp and Hospital Council. Donations may be made via the Red Cross office. A fund for athletic equipment at Cleveland State Hospital was announced, with World War II veterans among the patients. A radio for Marine Hospital was also planned.
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Red Cross
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Red Cross Chapter
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Wis
Marine Hospital
Set Dates For Proposed Waterline Hearings
County commissioners set aside July 22 23 and 24 for hearings on the Ridgeville waterline. Hearings begin 9 30 a m July 22 for Case road 10 30 a m Race road 11 30 a m Gast street top Maddock road and 2 p m Ridgeville Lorain road July 33 hearings start 9 30 a m Root road 10 30 a m Cornell street 11 16 a m Barton road and 1 p m Avon Beiden road July 24 at 9 30 for Cleveland road residents Elyria to the Cuyahoga county line.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Cuyshoga County
Markets Update From Cleveland Area Market Report
The Cleveland market notes show mixed activity across livestock and produce. Heavy hogs and springers rise, while cattle and sheep see steady demand. prices for veal, lambs, and hogs vary by weight and grade, with livestock futures tracking closely.
Thubey Announces Personnel For Sports And Games
Thubey announces the Elyria Recreation Board staff for sports and games at Burner playground period. Committees include Soitball Vic Janowich Ralph Benedict as head, Handicraft Dorothy Hager Getty Birkline Gale Gilmore Laverne Benhrston asst, Small Children's Games Marjoté Cach rané Jane Anne Riddle asst, Croignet Aime Tales. A story hour will be at Elyria Library with Anne Gates in charge if movies are secured. Annual play day set for August 7 at Cascade Park. Benedict leads track and field with Janowick as assistant. Safebell league play for boys begins tomorrow with teams from four playground centers. games tomorrow are Carcada at Hamilton and Met Kinley at Roosevelt.
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Janowick
Safebell League
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Hamilton
Kinley
Roosevelt
Senate Vote on Veto Override Report
A preface lists how the Senate voted to override a presidential veto with 64 in favor and 148 against, including names of supporting and opposing senators. Absent or not recorded members are noted, and the text explains possible outcomes if absent members had voted differently.
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Burk
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Butler
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Cooper
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Donnell
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Hawke
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Hayder
Johnan
Cole
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Laos
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Murray
Myers
Oma- Mhoney
Pepper
Boarkman
Taylor
Thomas
Orla
Warner
Dny
Hays
Conference Called On Van Aken Labor Bill
Columbus governor C A. Herbert invites labor and management to a Wednesday conference to debate the Van Aken Labor Bill. He plans to invite editorial heads of major newspapers to attend the hearing. The measure sits unresolved on the governor’s desk amid promises of labor proposals and legislative debate.
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Labor and Management
Choy
Thomas J. Herbert
van Aken
Herbert
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