Unions Push for Higher Unemployment Benefits in Ohio
Labor groups press for a federal and state effort to boost jobless benefits from 216 to 30 dollars weekly and extend eligibility from 22 to 92 weeks. Senator Howard Metzenbaum and Representative Nicholas Bernhard back the liberalizing bill as hearings continue in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Act
Howard Metzenbaum
Cuyahoga
Nicholas P. Bernard
Mahoning
Ohio
Senate Liquor Control Committee
House
Ouro
Senate
Park District
Lmit
Nuatly
Brennae Tata
Secret Meeting Aimed To Open Schools
P T A executive board called a public meeting to discuss reopening schools amid teacher walkout. Bus routes will carry adults to the gathering. Community members back teachers. students express discontent with a few causing uproar. School board and faculty held talks. no details given on today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
P-T. A
Hisea
Hales
Thompson
Aller
Miver
Byrnes Reveals Yugoslav Plot Thwarted by Internationalization
Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that internationalization of Theate thwarted Yugoslav plans to seize Trieste by force. He urged prompt ratification of the World War II peace treaties for Italy and Bulgaria Romania and Hungary noting months of labor produced imperfect but important steps toward peace. Also reported are local arrests: Darrel Murch fined for disorderly conduct and Mike Noster’s intoxication bond forfeited after he failed to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
George C. Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Tite
Darrel Mureh
Fourth Street
Broad Street
A. R. Agate
E. J. Stankard
Mike Noster
Gratton
Agate
Memorials for Two Sisters and Others in Local Obituary
The note lists funeral arrangements for Tyra Hele ny and Carrie Cathery of Ker ah Rey, with services at their home and burial at a local cemetery. Several names including Peter Jeti Gall ge and Marg weathered by Haruthers Joseph are mentioned among the deceased or kin, reflecting a regional obituary notice with multiple individuals in South Amierst and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyra Heleny
Carrie Cathery
Kerah Rey
Bara
Bansal
Uy Barwa
Peter Jeti Gall
Wee Bern
South
Geades Mardavet
Pynteras
Haruthers
Joseph
Cevelind
Pert Byoeg
Bberea Cid
Lakay
Loran
Lane Faye
Meath
Fourteen Lorain County Schools Closed Amid Illness and Strikes
Fourteen of Lorain County's 23 village and rural schools shut down this afternoon due to illness, flu outbreaks, and teacher resignations. About 4,400 students are affected, over 16 percent of county enrollment. Several districts report high absences, with plans to reopen Thursday, while Avon Gratton Helden and Henriette remain closed.
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Lorain County
Gehoul Éyatern
Fie
Camden
LaGrange
East Carlisle
S¢Asion
Avon
Gratton
Helden
Henriette
Clearview
Vincent
Death notices of Mary Ann Ammon and Marion Clark in Elyria area
Death records list Mary Ann Ammon 68 widow of Charles F. Ammon who died at Cleveland Clinic after a month long illness. She resided at 104 Blaine Street Elyria born March 7 1870 in Elyria Township. Surviving siblings Anthony and Andrew Nieding and Anna Nieding. Funeral at Nichols Diegen Funeral Home Thursday at 1:30 pm officiated by Rev Tromp. Burial at Nights Cemetery. Marion Clark of Bucyrus and former Elyria resident died at 5 am in Toledo after lengthy heart illness. Born April 27 1803 in Toledo she moved to Elyria in early married life. Survived by husband William son Richard and parents Arthur Colter and William of Toledo. Funeral at Dressler home Toledo Friday at 2 pm with burial in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Ammon
Charles F. Ammon
Cleveland Clinic
Merheme
Blaine Street
Ammon
Elyria ‘Township
Elyria
Fields Methodist Church
Anthony Nieding
Andrew Nieding
Bay Village
Marion Clark
Bucyrus
Catherine Gressler
Scotswood Avenue
Toledo
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gressler
Willian
Richard
Arthur Colter
William
Set. W. N. Clark
Germany
ABC
Dressler
Strike Shuts Down Exchange Building in New York
A strike completely shut down the New York Coon Exchange as the United Financial Employees' Organization APIO ended a contract at midnight, halting activities in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
New York
New York Coon Exchange
United Finannal Employees’ Organigation
APIO
Elyria School Board weighs future classroom needs
Elyria's school board held an informal session to assess expansion needs for elementary versus high school facilities. A federal grant funds planning. a full citywide population analysis is planned before firm building plans. Regular March meeting was postponed to allow superintendent attendance at a national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra
Toward
Gollitaf
Pierre Smith
Gollmar
J. E. Bohr
Atlantic City
Dhia
Ten Indicted In Sugar Ring Probe
A federal grand jury indicted 10 people in a nationwide black market sugar ring probe and added new charges against several others previously indicted last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicauo
Five principles for enduring peace outlined by Joy Elmer Morgan
Joy Elmer Morgan of NEA Journal outlines five foundations for lasting peace. The program calls for spiritual regeneration, universal education for all ages, world government, conservation of natural resources, and population-resource balance, emphasizing responsible leadership and redistribution of wealth to ease global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Elmer Morgan
NEA Journal
Morgan
Urat
Iran
Europe
Britain
United States
Miege
Uae
Genestic Matereet
York
Fire Prevention Report On Way To Washington
A fire prevention report prepared by the officials of the Wood County Chamber of Commerce outlines a trip to Washington. The document states the purpose to brief lawmakers on fire safety and prevention funding. It notes the delegation will meet March in Washington with details on agenda and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kiet Cranber of Commerce
Seek To Force Steel Companies To Pay Royalties
Cleveland court action seeks about 30 million dollars in back royalties from 95 major steel companies including Republic Steel Carnegie Illinois Steel U S Steel Inland Steel and others. The suit, filed by Assistant Attorney General Roth Sonnett and District Attorney Donn Miller, targets royalties deemed unreasonable and excessive and asks the court to determine interests of the government Cold Metal Process Co and the Leon A Beeghly fund. About 10 million dollars has already been paid in settlements and the current suit could triple that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Adoteney
Roth F. Sonnelt
Donn C. Miler
U. S
Cold Metal Process Co. of
Youngstown
Leon A. Beeghly Fund
Union National Bank of Youngstown Ie
Cold Metal Process Co
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp
U. 8, Steel Corp
Inland Steel
Former Cafe Owner Dies Suddenly at 51
George Moran 51 formerly owned the Wagon Wheel cafe on Clark Street died of a heart attack today at noon while working there. Born February 17 1898 in Scranton Pa he served in World War I in France with the Army of Occupation. He lived at Oberlin and LaGrange roads and was a member of St Mary's Church Elyria American Legion Post No 12. He is survived by his widow Lucille E and two sisters in Pennsylvania. Body at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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George Moran
Wagon Wheel
Clark Street
Moran
Oberlin and
LaGrange Roads
France
Army ‘of Occupation
Scranton
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
Lucille E
Pennsylvania
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Greece appeals to U S for aid to shore up economy
Greece asked the United States for urgent financial help to stabilize its faltering economy. The appeal was delivered yesterday to Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson by Paul Economou-Gouras, counselor at the Greek Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Greece
United States
State Department
Dean Acheson
Paul Eeonumuy-Gouras
Emnbassy
Tanker Explodes at Houston Dock In Unclear Casualty Toll
A Lyons Creek tank exploded at a Houston dock today with a large hull breach. Officials could not immediately determine fatalities or injuries. Fire crews also extinguished a roof fire at the Harrys Jones home on West River Street, sparked by chimney embers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Bex
Houston
Harrys Jones
West River Street
Brownhelm resident returns from May Tree Hospital
William Kotarz of McPherson residence has returned from May Tree Hospital in Cleveland and is reported improving. He works as a sailor with Funky Lakes. Church news notes Congregational Ladies Society meets Wednesday at 2 pm at the church factory. Community programs include Mother’s Club meeting Wednesday at 8 pm and a Theosophical Sermon by L. Stidley. Lenten services announced for midweek gatherings and related church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
William Kotarz
McPherson
May Tree Hospital
Cleveland
Church News
The
Ladies’ Society
Hoylvests Wall
A. Gd. Cooper
Oise Grace Rice
Physiss
Schuster
Serge
Miavia
Kentucky
Ulisses Sehusyer
Hasenpfiogs
Millionaire Cigar Manufacturer Dies in Detroit
Samuel T. Gilbert age 67 millionaire cigar maker died of a heart attack early today while boarding a Florida bound train. He served as president of the Board of Commissioners of the Detroit Department of Street Railways, a non paying post. He began by hand making cigars in Kalamazoo and later led Consolidated Cigar and the Webster Eigenlohr company of Detroit and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Samuel T. Gilbert
Board of Commissioners
Detroit Department of Street Railways
Kalamazoo, Mich. J
Gilbert
Consolidated Cigar Coampany
Webster Eigenlohr Company
New York
Plan Practical Nurses Registry Meeting Notes
A group in the city met Sunday at Mrs. Nellie O Farrell's home to discuss forming a Practical Nurses Registry. They proposed unified hours and rates and appointed Ruth Gray and Dennis to visit Cleveland's registry, with another member to investigate a Red Cross nutrition class. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. Monday, March 10, at Mrs. M. C. Parker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie O'Farrell
West Broad Street
Ruth Gray
Dennis
Cleveland
Red Cross
M. C. Parker
Gray Apartments
Second Street
Moose Lodge To Meet Thursday Speaker From Mooseheart
Charles Skill, Mooseheart graduate, will be principal speaker at the Moose Lodge meeting in Muageeheart Alabama at 8 p m Thursday March 6. Pictures of The Child Cry will be shown and all members urged to attend. A special entertainment is planned and a membership drive arranged. The lodge will nominate officers on March 20 and hold the annual election on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Skill
Mooseheart
Moose Lodge
Muageeheart
Joemy
Water Safety Courses To Open This Evening
Officials of the local Red Cross chapter announce water safety courses opening this evening at Ober Fig under Allard Hardy from the Eastern area office. The first meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. with classes meeting on alternating nights for two weeks, including Tuesday Thursday and Monday Wednesday Friday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
EHS Seniors To State Legislature In Action Tomorrow
Elyria High School seniors along with four teachers will tour Columbus government sites tomorrow. They depart at 7 a m, visit the Governor's Mansion, State Capitol, hear Governor Thortings, tour the State House and Senate, then tour Ohio State University campus, ending with a return trip to Elyria.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Hill
Ian
Billy
Elyria High School
Wilfo
Columbus
Alyd Legislare
Capitil
Atheridah
Allyz Hose
Lloyd Hannings
Catt Smith
B. Glenn Baxter
Elyria
Ing
Thortings J. Herbert
Wim
Blyrians
State Hote of Representatives
State Senate
Ohio State University
Ohio Penitentiary
State Museum
State Library
N. ‘D. Backis
J. E. Bohn
J. D. Severs
MARKETS PLGs and prices across fruits and livestock
The market report lists numerous commodities with bids and prices including Golden Delicious apples for 1.00-3.00 per unit, Romes, Carrots, greens, onions, and peppers. It notes poultry and livestock bid ranges, cattle and hog prices, and grain quotes such as oats and soybeans, with diverse regional quotations and stock levels.
Pomona Grange Hears Highway Safety Talk
Pomona Grange heard Corporal Wheeler of the State Highway Patrol discuss highway safety. A quiz followed, with remarks by Past Master Frank Eldred. three Wade cousins were given the obligator. A covered dish dinner was served, and Maud Masher reported traffic projects due by October. The group opposed time changes and planned a future meeting with Old Glory Grange on April 5.
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Fomona Grange
Wheeler
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Whester
Portona
Portona Uny
John Cunningham
The
State Grange
Wendle Wade
Hessié Wade
Ruasel Wade
Frank Eldred
Maud Masbh
la Grange
Pomona Grange
Corporal Wheeler
Lois Mae Coe
Lois Mae Twining
Dorothy Lamoreaux
Henry Metzner
Metzner
Perry Heinman
Bn Fire Prevention
Old Glory Grange
Sixteen Names Added To Ely Registration Rolls
Elyria Selective Service Board announced the addition of sixteen registrants to its rolls. Four are veterans recently discharged, one is a recent immigrant, and the rest are youths reaching eighteen. New 18 year olds include William Alan Roth and others, while several registrants list local addresses such as Foster Avenue and West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytla Selective Service Board
Wiliam Alen Roth
Wiliam Alen Roth, $18 Foaler Avenue
Richard Glen Looy
Foster Avenue
Wallace Nichols
Harwood Street
James Bertrand Schue
Abbe Road
George
Joseph Eisele, Jr
Cornell Avenue
Philip John Gray
Laundon Street
Donald Russell Telzerow
Williams Street
Paul George Dumont
North Abbe Road
Duane Keith Bellingham
Sanford Avenue
Owen Richard Kopp
West River Street
Arthur Lloyd Collins
West Avenue
John Porter Henson
Elyria
Ym.c.a
William Forrest White
Artemas Court
Stephen Potel
Hayes Avenue
J. Garner Baitzell, Jr
Gull Road
James August Krugman
Riverdale Court
Krugman
Court House Notices and Divorces in Local District
Nina Zielke granted divorce from Carl by Judge D A Cook for neglect. Robert Sharkey granted divorce from Ruth for neglect. defendant restored name Stevens. Vernice Bix seeks alimony from James. married 1939 with two children. Theresa Mnizejewski files for divorce from Stanley for neglect and cruelty. married 1945. Ten chaplains needed in Columbus for 87th Infantry Division. Cars damaged in collision at North Maple and John streets.
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Nina Zielke
Carl
D. A. Cook
Robert Sharkey
Ruth
Stevens
Vernice Bix
James
Theresa Mnizejewski
Stanley
Columbus
Capertain
87Th Infantry Division
Joel Waring
Cpl
Waring
Bain
W. TH Stuberg
R. D. J. Levin
Mehra 'Cockayne
R. D
Grafton
North Maple
John Streets
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Ohto Senate
Commerce and Labor Comite
House Finance Committee
Paul Ballard
Ra Jackson
Arena. Conservation
Senate Conservation Committee
State Conservation Department
A Lal
Chamber of Commerce
Asters
Gurriae Isles
NAK
Gopmencteaeiran
Resar, Florist
River St
Death Records
Mary Ann- Ammon
Tay
Auge
Ithe Uite
Peat Shah
Rf West Ataat Iit
Tye Kay
Muaiber
Puga
Daniel A. Poling
Popu
Marcy Wyddeton
Uhoniuer
Cuthiereg
Eerie
U. S. Bulletin
British Army
Agai
Hedéta
Tala Toastal Road
Tel Aviv
Tegun Zvai
Hidderi
Oh Army Smaittenance
Hederra
Haifa
Hishot le Zion
RAF
Ramie
Jerusalem
Irgun Zval Leumi
Practical Nurses’ Registry
United Press
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N.Y. Central
Poota Voantgomers Ward National Dane Seare B
Roebidn
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Republic Steel Cs. Sree
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
A. R. Branson
Thomas McGeachie
Henry Ault
Richard 5. Horan
Miami Beach
Fla
Biscayne Bay
So Long, Jr
Lou Pogeo
Cuyahoga Falls
Merlyn Culver
Dayton, OG
Mr. Docket
Walter Robin*ison
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Mali Bine
Colhtauth
Good
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Bob Hauftmia
Phowe
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Sanders
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