Government Moves To End Coal Tie Up
Washington reports stepped up government action as private mine owners urged talks with John Lewis to avert a coal strike. A 10 day miners vacation ends July 8 with no-work policy possible if no contract is reached. Officials fear stockpiles are low and economy could suffer. President Truman may invoke Taft Hartley emergency provisions to sustain industrial peace.
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Washington
John T Lewis
Tabor Lewis B. Schwellenbach
James Dewey
Lewis
Tue
Truman
Plot to Overtake the French Republic Uncovered
Paris Interior Minister Edouard De Preux announced a major plot to overthrow the French Republic and establish a dice Platership. Four alleged leaders including General Quilladot were arrested amid a wide government probe authorized to go to the end, regardless of who might be compromised.
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Paris
Edouard de Preux
Depreux
Quilla Dst
de Gendarmerie
Phot Ramadite
Pleq
Sarte Nationale
Elyria Police Study Weighs 40 Hour Week Proposals
Police petitions signed by 26 officers seek a five 40 hour week and paid holidays. Safety service director Faxon Stankard May panel whether changes are administrative or legislative with solicitor input.
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Safety Service
D. Faxon
Elyria
Faxon
Eg Stankard
Safety-Service
Thaler
de Peblion
Elyna
Wai
Presers Pace Service
Weather summary with scattered showers and cloudy periods
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers expected across the region. West and south portions may see brief rain, with temperatures and timing not specified in the fragment. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear entities or place names.
Elyrian Observes 96th Birthday Quietly Today
Elyria honors Mrs Priscilla Humphrey's 96th birthday as she stays home due to illness. Born in Cambridge England in 1851, she now lives with her daughter in Elyria and is the last surviving member of her family. Once a keen reader, she now relies on radio and enjoys ball games, though hearing and sight have faded with age.
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Ereengsser
Priscilla Humphrey
Humphrey
Cambridge
England
Herman, Krugnon
Princeton Avenue
Ranard Thompson
Huron
John Humphrey
Cleveland
Lloyd Handley
Elyria
United Skies
James Handley
Huntington
Hugon
Legion District Convention Attended by 300 Delegates
About 300 delegates alternates and visitors from ten northern Ohio counties gathered at the Legion Home on Ohi Street and the Ely School building for the Fifth District Little Convention. William P Harris of Sandusky was reelected district commander. Allan Pontius of Lorain as district vice commander. Pat Paetznick of Plymouth as chaplain. Afternoon sessions elected officers and adopted a new by laws. fifteen delegates to the national convention were chosen. Continued on Page 7.
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American Legion
Ohio
Legion
Ohi Street
Ely
William P. Harris
Sandusky
Eric Cauinty
Leo JL Stever
Tiffin
Harris
Allan Pontius
Lorain
Pat Paetznick
Plymouth
Leslie D. Crissinger
Elyria
A. R. Agente
D. A. Simmons
Theuxiliary Iin Most
Legion Home
A Honal
Cincinnati
Coroner Budget Request Appears with 1948 Cut
The coroner filed a budget request showing spending for 1948 lower than prior appropriations. Total 1948 lines include 2430 for operation of the coroner’s office, 1600 for the coroner or acting coroner, 180 for clerk, 400 for supplies, and 300 for printing and other expenses, reflecting county commissioners' adjustments.
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Unty
Dre
Ward
Ind
Floods Threaten Five States Amid 30000 Homeless Crisis
New York reports tense talks to avert a strike by 80000 shipyard workers risking 126000 jobs on East and Gulf coast yards. Bethlehem Steel and Atlantic Iron Repair faced stoppages delaying 79 ships including two Navy cruisers. In Missouri, St Louis endured a major earthquake testing levees and damaging riverfront defenses with no casualties reported.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Bec
East Coast
Bethlehem ‘Steel Company
Atlanticasin and Iron Repair Works
Brooklyn
U. S. ‘Navy
Herbert appoints state health director in Columbus
Governor Herbert announces the nomination of Dr. John Deatsandson Pie vterfield JH of Columbus as state health director. The 40 year old Notre Dame graduate awaits Senate confirmation alongside four other weekend appointments. Dr Roger Heerist recently resigned citing inefficiency in handling health funds. Dr Pie vterfield trained at Rush College and Johns Hopkins, interning at the U S Marine Hospital in San Francisco.
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Columbus
Gay Trumas
Rush College
Johns Hopkins University
United States ‘Manne Hospital
San Francisco
Two Boats Towed In By The Coast Guard
Two boats were towed in by the Coast Guard after an incident near Lorain. Officer Hebert reported guards warned many bears and many were rescued unscathed before dawn. A damaged vessel and a small motor boat, both occupied, were towed about six miles west of Lorain. Cleveland residents remained involved in handling the situation.
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Coast Guard
Tarada
Lot
Buat
Joon Hebert
Jehatve
Lorain
Local Minister Accepts Call To Denver Church
The Rev. Philip W. Wichern resigns from First United Presbyterian Elyria to join South Broadway Presbyterian Denver after unanimous call, effective August. Session schedules congregational meeting in July to dissolve local ties and facilitate the move. Wichern and family, with three sons, will relocate to Denver near Denver University area.
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Philip WE Wichern
First United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Augusta
Ften
Wichern
South Broadway Presbyterian
USA
Denver
Calo
Elyria
T. M. Gilliland
Denver ‘Church
Denver University
South High School
Jocal Ministerial Aassent
Rays Depp
Gadeons
Revoe
Sire Webern
Philip Je
Robert Scot
Francis Hetson
Princeton
Army Transport And Danish Ship Collide at Sea
In heavy fog off Nantucket lightship two vessels collide. The Army transport St Alban's Victory and the Danish motorship Bo livia suffer flooding with 24 feet of water in one engine room. No injuries. crews total about 74 aboard. Coast Guard cutters Ingham Hartsbeam and Spar respond to aid.
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Boston
St Alban’s Victory
Bolivia
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Caay Guard
Frank i
Heston
Hartsbeam and Spar
Boy Bitten by Dog While Delivering Newspapers
Edmund Meinhold a 14 year old newspaper carrier was bitten on the knee by a dog on Lewis Court Saturday afternoon. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The dog owner at 127 Lent Court said the dog was on a four foot leash and was on his property when the incident occurred.
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Edmund
Meinhold
Lewis Court
Kansas Wheat Harvest Will Set New Record
Kansas harvest figures سن likely exceed past records as Pratt and surrounding counties report booming grain yields. Governor Frank Orion leads ceremonial events with farm officials, celebrating drivers, reapers, and threshers as fields near peak maturity.
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Kansas
Pratt
Frank
Orion Els
Carlsen
Uearre
U S Closes Its Books For Fiscal Year With Surplus
Government announces a fiscal year end surplus as revenue boosts reduce the deficit. Figures show a strong final balance, with analysts noting wartime flood of funds and expected postwar adjustments. The report cites Treasury data and predicted impacts on budgeting and public debt.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury
Governor vetoes Van Aken act amid calls for special session
Columbus Ohio Gov. Thomas J. Herbert vetoes the Van Aken labor bill as unworkable and schedules an immediate study by the postwar program commission. He will consider a special session after the report, stressing no Taft-Harris opposition and denying labor group pressure influenced the decision. A three page veto message will be delivered as the legislature reconvenes.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
van Aken
Robert. A. Tutt
R. Obie
Herbert
Postewar Program Commission
Taft
Taft-Harris
van Aken Hills
Sorhert
Six Injured In Accidents Reported Here
Six people, three women and two men plus a child, were injured in traffic accidents reported by the sheriff's department and Elyria police over the weekend. A Sunday Route 24 crash near West River road sent Mrs. Joan Valentino, 34, of Stone Park Lang Island NY, to Elyria Memorial Hospital with possible fractures. William Paller, 40, of Cleveland, was treated for scalp lacerations and released. Valley passenger Mrs. Valent and three year old tummy Valent, uninjured, rode with Glenn Snyder of Lorain. Snyder described as driver in another auto. Six year old Bernadine Machock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Machock, was slightly injured when struck by a car near Cascade Park. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. No. 1 continued on Page 3.
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Birt
Sheriff's Department
Elyria Police
Feolltalunoofa
West River Road
Joan Val
Stone Park
Lang Island
N.Y
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Paller
Cleveland
Mra
Valenti
iTummy Valent
Olenn Snyder
iBleventh Street
Lorain
Boyder
Traffe
Bernadine Marhack
John "Machock
West Rever Street
Babuyday
West River Street
Cascade Park
Member Of E H S Class Of 1881 Dies
A notice reports the death Sunday evening near East Cleveland of a member of E H S class of 1881 aged about 83. The obituary remarks long life and ties to the local community with references to family and area schooling.
Truman Signs Rent Control Extension Law
President Truman signed a rent control extension that permits voluntary rent increases up to 14 percent. He denounced the measure as unsatisfactory and attacked the real estate lobby, calling for a congressional investigation and a six point housing program while saying the bill weakens federal rent control but was necessary to prevent an imminent lapse at midnight.
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Washington
Truman
Don Krenn
Congress
Boys From Buckeye State at Legion Meeting
The Buckeye Boys State delegates will be special guests at the American Legion meeting tomorrow. The event is scheduled to begin in the evening at the local post.
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Legion Meeting
Elying
Buckeye
American Legion
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