House Vote On UNIT Prompts Predictions Of Victory
In a tight party line contest the House faces universal military training with supporters and opponents both predicting a close outcome. Rep. Dewey Short claims 222 against 210 in favor, while Carl Vinson forecasts a near defeat for the proposal and a merits-based decision. The broader session includes a Treasury and Post Office appropriation bill of 3 438 565 000 for 1953 and economic control debates led by Charles E. Wilson with limited potential changes anticipated.
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House
Dewey Short
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Post Office Department
Defense Mobilizer
Charles E. Wilson
Burnet R. Maybank
Ds.c
Homer Capehart
Ind
GOP
Senate Banking Committee
Wilson
Congress
Eaton appoints blood donor program chairman
Mrs Roy Jackson announced Wade Honney will head the Red Cross Blood Program donor drive for Eaton township. Bonney resides on R D 3 and can be reached at Elyria phone 46040. Jackson will field calls from Eaton residents with the local phone 38W 4.
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Eaton Township
Roy Jackson
Wade Honney
Red Cross
Bonney
R. D
Elyria
Eaton
Jackson
Commissioners Award Two Ditch Contracts
County commissioners awarded two ditch cleaning contracts to The Dol iyk Excavating Co. of Lorain as the only bidder on both projects. One bid of 313 dollars covered cleaning the 36th street ditch within Lessin city limits, the other bid of 60 dollars covered cleaning a ditch in Adel beet township, both under the engineer's estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doliyk Excavating Co
Lorain
Te Compere
36Th Street
Lessin
Adelbeet
Elytis Township
Acgineer
Water Plant Finances Move Toward New Rates And Fluoridation
Council weighs changing water rates to fund improvements while maintaining profit from sales. Safety Director Kothe seeks electrification plans and funds, with bunkers and pumping equipment needing repair. Fluoridation approval is sought from state health authorities, with a year or more before implementation.
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Bea Sexi
Councilan Kellogg
Kothe
Waterworks Department
Elyria League of Women Voters
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Ohio State Board of Health
Lorain County Medical Association
Lorain County Dental Society
County Board of Health
Elyria Board of Health
State Board of Health
Guest Preachers Announced For Pilgrim Services
Pilgrim Congregational Church starts five Wednesday evening services at 7 30 with Rev Richard J Lehman leading and a guest preacher each week Ministers from the Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches are listed The series opens with Rev Thomas Curtis of Elyria and continues with Rev George Robertson Rev Ralph Chapman Rev Edward Hawley and Rev Lorenzo Todd through April 2
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Richard J. Lehman
Medina Association of Congreational Christian Churches
Thomas Curtis
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Elyria Man Bound Over To Grand Jury In Auto Tampering Case
Edwin G. Swint of 596 Cleveland Street was bound over to the Lorain County grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing in Elyria Mayor's Court. Bond of 500 was set. Swint was arrested after being found kneeling behind Juanita Tooma’s car with tire irons nearby and trunk marks suggesting an attempted pry. Charles Justice is sought in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Swint
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Woram County Grand Jury
Henry W. AL
Swint Fider
Juanita Tooma
Broad Street
Nichols Block
4 H Group To Attend Meeting In Ashland
Thirteen Lorain County 4 H Club leaders will attend a District Junior Leadership meeting tomorrow evening at the Francis Hotel in Ashland. The dinner and meeting start at 7 p m with Bea trice Cleveland the featured speaker. Attending are Charles Coles Rich ard Berg Edward Berg Beverly Reinhard Rose Peabody Shirley Earl John Angersbach Norma Whitty Bernice Gerhart Ruth Burgenheim Jeanette Jordan Wilma Manns Jim Rowland and Mary Lou Wargo.
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Lorain County
Francis Hotel
Ashland
Beatrice Cleveland
Charles Coles
Richard and
Edward Berg
Oberlin
Beverly Reinhard
Rose ‘Peabody
Amherst
Shirley Earl
Wellington
John Angersbach
Norma Whitty
Grafton
Bernice Gerhart
Ridgeville
Ruth Burgenheim
Jeanette Jordan
Wilma Manns
Jim Rowland
Mary Lou Wargo
Elyria High musician honored in Lorain County solo event
The judging report for the Lorain County Solo and Ensemble competition at Clearview High School last Saturday omitted Nancy Windsor, member of the Elyria High trombone quartet, from the published list though the quartet earned a very good rating.
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Elyria High School
Lorain County
Clearview i High School
Nancy Windsor
Elyma High Troshbone
Bates Reverses Stance on UMIT Bill Leading Fight
Bates a World War II naval veteran and Armed Services member switches from support to opposition, telling the House last week that UMIT lacks a concrete military training plan for the Unitees. Backers say UMIT aims to expand a reserve, enabling smaller standing forces.
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Bates
Armed Services Committee
House
UMIT
Japanese Student To Speak At Fields Church
Yoshimichi Ebisawa a Yokohama student at Oberlin theological seminary will speak at Fields Methodist church mid week Lenten service Wednesday at 8 p m on Japan Today The address is the second in a series sponsored by the church adult Bible class followed by a devotional and fellowship The public is invited
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Fields
Yoshimichi Ebisawa
Yokohama
Japan
Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Fields Methodist Church
Thomas Hutchings
John Kuyper
P T A Council Board Meeting Set After Postponement
The Lorain County Council of the P T A will reconvene its executive board on March 17 at the Lorain County school office. President Alden Hopkins, convalescing in LaGrange after a heart attack, asks that all committee reports be ready.
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Lorain County
Death Records Clayton Hawk Dies in North Carolina
Clayton M. Hawk age 61 former Elyria resident died suddenly in Lenoir North Carolina. Born in Johnstown Pennsylvania he studied at Elyria schools and Cleveland School of Art. Survived by widow twin daughters Cathryn and Carolyn son William two brothers and two sisters. funeral plans pending with services likely in Grand Rapids and Cleveland.
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Clayton M. Hawk
Elyria
Lenoir
N. C
Mr. Hawk
Johnstown
Cleveland School of Art
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
Roblen Hawk
Cathryn
del Ray Beach
Fla
Carolyn
William
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
William Hawk
Edgar A. Hawk
Birmingham
Ala
George Johnson
Peer Nielsen
Grand Rands
Cleveland
Combined TB And Cancer X Ray Programs Urged
Dr. Reben J. Anderson told the American Cancer Society Convention that X ray can detect both tuberculosis and cancer early, reducing costs and saving lives. He urged communities to intensify campaigns for screening, especially for older persons, and supported a joint tuberculosis cancer survey.
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Cincinnativ
Beeth
Offier
Buzeseiec
Vnal Commicues
Coun Seve Rooney
Reben J. Anderson
American Cancer Society
Anderson
Man Fined for Beating Woman in Hotel Room
Richard C. Daly of West Avenue was fined 20 and costs with a 60 day suspended sentence after being charged with assault and battery against Mrs. Eileen L. O Neill in a Brown Hotel room on February 21. O Neill sustained a fractured skull and facial contusions requiring seven stitches. Police found a blood soaked bed and Daly with scratches and a bloody washrag upon arrest.
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Richard C. Daly
West Avenue
Eileen L.O Neill
Brown Hotel
Daly
Missing Austin executive Head sought after funeral note
Sprague learned from a note in his apartment that Head and his wife left for a funeral and would return Thursday. When they did not, he alerted police. Elyria detectives discover Head has a sister in Centralia Illinois and are checking that lead. Head is 5'11" 220 pounds with black hair and tattoos on both arms and LOVE on his fingers.
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Georgia
Sprague
Head
Austin Company
Denver
Elyria
Centralia
Illinois
Mrs. Cautle Resigns as Elyria Planning Clerk
Mrs. Pearl Cautle resigns as clerk of the Elyria Planning and Zoning Commission effective March 1. She will remain clerk in Mayor Henry W. Ault’s office and recording secretary of Elyria City Council. She had urged a salary increase from ten dollars a month. the commission had not approved. The board prepares to consider the Segoe plan rezoning amid the transition. Mayor Ault will decide action after a meeting is scheduled.
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Pearl Cautle
Elyria
Florida release ends Ohio man hunt for non support
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guzik traveled to Titusville Florida for Riley Armstrong wanted for non support of his children. The Florida judge released Armstrong on a writ of habeas corpus after his attorney showed Lorain county indictment lacked a required element. Guzik returned empty handed after a storm on the return flight.
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Florida
Joseph Guzik
Guzik
Titusville
Fla
Riley Armstrong
Armstrong
Ohio
Goss Re-elected Chairman of Health Council
Goss of Brigh am Township was reelected to serve on the Lorain County Health Department advisory committee. Other officers and members were listed with positions in the district health council.
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Goss
Health Council
Oserlin
C. QO. Goss
Brighah
Loraine
County Heath
Peter
Miest
Merlewood Sinca
Cisco Wgee
Tenoecias
Sarvs
Irs Satwerm
Moors
Jeroof
Dimatime
Garin
SMD
Former New York Official Sentenced in Fire Department Racket
James J. Moran a former New York official and protege of ex Mayor Willem Cowyer was sentenced for extortion and conspiracy tied to a fire department graft scheme. He was convicted on 23 counts of extortion and one of conspiracy for allegedly collecting payments from about 1,600 fuel oil equipment installers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krew Tocbz
James J. Moran
Willem Cowyer
Guiding Gems
Jegreer Fire Department
Moran
County Officials Announce SR 76 Bridge Detour in Avon
County commissioners say traffic on State Route 76 in Avon will detour over Case Road from Route 20 to Route 254 during bridge repairs. A detour notice was sent to the state highway department today.
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Avon
Case Road
State Highway Department
County Fair Board Eyes Expanded Board and Ballot Plans
Lorain County leaders debated levy timing with the Board of Elections and noted possible May primary or November general election placement depending on commissioner approval and filing deadlines. Petitions urged improved fairground facilities especially sanitation. Six new directors will expand the Fair Board from 15 to 21. Oberlin Farm Bureau elected officers and backed county road stop sign warning signs and pre primary election plans.
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Lorain County
Hill
Fair Board
Farm Bureau
Oberlin
Gordon Bartter
Columbia Station
Lois Krueck
Huntington
Marius Gunderson
Avon
Wellington Council Acts On Several Items
Wellington village council debated yearly appropriations including water works and power facilities and voted on sewer equipment purchases. Discussions covered sewer rentals with a Cincinnati bond house and tabling Elm street flood concerns while leash laws and clerk’s office staffing were referred to committees.
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Wellington
George Gray
Cincinnati
Gray
Dellan Brouse
East Street
M. A. Rady
Elm Street
Consumers Dept
Town Hall
South Street
Taylor Street
Motion Is Taken Under Advisement in Perjury Case
Common Pleas Judge John. Pin cura took the motion for change of venue under advisement today. Mrs. Anna J. Sprunk seeks transfer of her perjury trial set to begin March 7. Attorney Jacob Levin argues publicity blocks impartial jurors. witnesses from press were subpoenad to show publicity levels. Sprunk, former Sheffield Lake village assistant clerk, allegedly testified falsely before the grand jury probing the town’s $8,000 sewage site purchase from H L Allen, a mystery figure.
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Common Pleas
John Pincura
Anna J. Sprunk
Jacob Levin
Sprunk
Sheffield Lake Village
Grand Jury
Shefield Lake
H. L. Allen
Turnpike Board Member Resigns
Columbus Ohio Turnpike Commission member Hurray D Sea songood resigns citing business conflicts. Sessingford, recently named by Frank Dumber, will serve the remainder of the term under Gov. Lausche.
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Columbus
Hurray D. Seasongood
Cincinnati
Ohio Turnpike’ Commission
Sessingford
Hirine
Conor Byestawrer
Frank Dumber
Freer J. Lausche
Deceuse
Witessmer
Elyria Woman Becomes County Health Nurse in Oberlin
Dr. Marion Fisher Lorain County Health Commissioner said Lois Carpenter of 438 Cleveland Street Elyria started as a county health nurse this week. The addition brings the nurse tally to nine after a prior funding cut and reflects her BS in nursing from Ohio State University.
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Oberlin
Marion Fisher
Lorain County
Lois Carpenter
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Miss Carpenter
Ohio State University
Man Rescued From 47th Floor Ledge
In Cincinnati a 26 year old unemployed laborer and Army veteran stood on a 47th floor ledge of the Carew Tower for two hours. His father a Catholic priest and five life squadsmen coaxed him to safety as thousands watched. Televised by local stations from the downtown heart.
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Cincinnati
Carew Tower
Robert M. Jones
Deputy in Clerk of Courts Office Appoints Margaret Elton
H. E. Agate yesterday appointed Mrs. Margaret Elton of 235 Eastern Heights Boulevard as a deputy in the Clerk of Courts Office to assist with journal and indexing work at a salary of 170 dollars a month. Elton is the daughter of the late Charles Cahoon, a longtime deputy who retired January 1, 1987.
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H. E. Agate
Margaret Elton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elton
Charles Cahoon
Canada could produce atomic bomb quickly says scientist
Vancouver reports that Dr. David F. Keyes, Canada's leading atomic scientist, states the country could produce an atomic bomb very quickly if needed and has all the facilities to do so.
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Vancouver
B.C
David F. Keyes
Canada
Actress Una Merkel in coma at Santa Monica Hospital
In Santa Monica California actress Una Merkel remained in a coma following an overdose of sleeping pills. The report notes that seven years earlier her mother Bess died by gas exposure and wrist slashing in New York.
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Nta Monica
Calif
Una Merkel
Santa Monica Hospital
Miss Merkel
Bess
New York
Berea Man Fined $125 For DUI After Route 76 Crash
George H. Wilson, 69, Berea, was fined $125 and costs by Justice C. C. Lord after being arraigned on a driving while intoxicated charge. He backed from a tavern driveway on Route 76 and Chestnut Ridge road, hit a tree and damaged two parked cars. Deputies also investigated a separate 6:43 p.m. crash at West River and Russia roads involving Walter Sommer, Edith M. Jones, and a stop-sign incident.
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George H. Wilson
Berea
Justice C. C. Lord
Route 76
Chestnut Ridge Road
Herbert R. Wilson
Boston Avenue
Harold Beckloff
Dyke Road
West River
Russia Roads
Walter Sommer
Rittman, O
Edith M. Jones
Kipton
Sommer
West River Street
Russia Road
French dancer survives Nice plane crash
In a seaside olive grove near Nice an Air France four engined plane crashed after takeoff from Nice Airport killing 37 people. Marguerite Delphy, a 25 year old French dancer, survived in critical condition with severe burns and later spoke to her husband from hospital.
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Nice
France
Air France
Marguerite Delphy
Mary Jane Box
Charles
Trains Collide in Brazil Killing 76 Near Rio de Janeiro
Seventy six people die when two trains collide at Anchieta 25 miles from Rio de Janeiro. Carlos Chagas Hospital reports 150 injured arriving for treatment after two Rio Belo Horizonte cars derailed into a crowded commuter train.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Anchieta
Carlos Chagas
Rio
Rio-Belo Horizonte
Ancieta
Gas Line Blast in Kentucky Reduces Cincinnati Gas Supply
A 24 inch Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co line exploded near Alexandria Kentucky early today. The blast was heard for 25 miles and caused a sharp curtailment of gas to Cincinnati Ohio and northern Kentucky. No injuries were reported. Witnesses called the fire a beautiful sunset. Several million cubic feet of gas were lost and industries were urged to conserve fuel until repairs are finished.
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Newport
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co
Alexandria
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Predicts Many More Redheads By Fall
Chicago beauty expert Miriam Cordwell predicts a big trend toward elegance and a predominantly redheaded female population by autumn. She says half the women in the United States will be redheaded by fall.
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Chicago
Miriam Cordwell
New York
United States
Scientists Meet at Ohio State on Cooling High Speed Electronics
About 200 scientists will gather at Ohio State University in March 2021 to discuss cooling electronic equipment used in high speed aircraft and guided missiles.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Polio Victim Builds Five-Foot Toothpick Bridge
Birmingham resident Virgil Cook 51 a polio survivor crafted a five foot long suspension bridge from 4500 toothpicks. He now wonders what to do with the unique model.
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Birmingham
Ala
Virgil Cook
Cook
Kerr Hints He Might Get Ohio Support
Sen Kerr suggests Ohio and several midwestern state leaders would back him for president if Truman does not run. He told Albert Horstman he has some backing from Bulkley delegates in Ohio but no definite assurance. The remarks were made amid a Jackson Jefferson Day trip, with a later stop in Dayton.
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Dayton
Robert S. Kerr
Ohio
Truman
Oklahoma
Kerr
Albert A. Horstman
Democratic National
San Diego
Calif
Jackson- Jefferson
Care John Gray
Dandrea
Tele- Nardini Construction Co
Sheriff
Mayor's court fines and suspends driver licenses in Elyria
Claire Johnson of Oberlin received a $100 fine plus costs and a six month driving permit suspension after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. She was arrested after crossing the center line on East Bridge to Broad street, nearly striking a motorcycle officer. Henry Motto of Wakeman was fined $10 and costs for failure to yield, after pulling into the left lane on Lake avenue toward Huron street and colliding with George Link’s car. he claimed snow prevented avoidance. William Petroff of Lorain was fined $10 and costs for one way traffic violation. Connie Taylor of Columbus, Georgia, was fined $5 and costs for intoxication.
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Elyria
Claire Johnson
West College Street
Oberlin
Johnson
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Henry Motto
R. D
Wakeman
Motto
Lake Avenue
Huron Street
George Link
2Nd Street
William Petroff
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Ohio Born Artist Christy Dead at 79 Painted Presidents
New York tributes say Howard Chandler Christy Ohio born artist of presidential portraits and pinups died of a heart attack in his hotel apartment at age 79. He slumped while writing checks. widow Nancy Palmer Christy was away. Noted works include a Thomas Edison life mural unveiled 1956 at the Ohio State Capitol and a 1945 signing of the Treaty of Greenville scene. Christy, born January 10, 1873 in Morgan County, Ohio, descended from Miles Standish and educated in Duncan Falls before leaving school at 12.
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New York
Howard Chandler Christy
Christy
Nancy Palmer Christy
Ohio State Capitol
Thomas A. Edison
State House
Greenville
Morgan County
Miles Standish
Duncan Falls
Elyrians Hopeful As Robins Appear
Mr and MrsHans Kuehls at 274 Longford Avenue reported a pair of robins on their lawn at noon signaling a nearing spring. Other Elyrians noted robins visible in midwinter, suggesting some birds stayed through winter.
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Hans Kuehls
Longford Avenue
Lawrence Thomas pleads guilty in non support case
Lawrence Thomas, returned from Detroit, pleaded guilty to non support when arraigned before Judge John Pincura yesterday and his probation request was sent to the probation department for investigation. A Cleveland Trust Co suit against Regina Riley for foreclosure was dismissed. Vanita Langdon was granted a divorce from Elmer Pincura on neglect. Harry C. Jackson, 55, of North Olmsted, was arrested on an assault and battery warrant and jailed pending arraignment. A Kish vs O Leary zoning case was dismissed.
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Lawrence Thomas
Detroit
John Pincura
Probation Department
Cleveland ‘Trust Co
Regina Riley
Vanita Langdon
Elmer
Harry C. Jackson
North Olmsted
Sheriff's
James Curran
Ridgeville
Hattie Jackson
Frank R. Kish
M. J. O'Leary
Sheffield ‘Lake
Common Pleas
Paul Stanford To Head Men's Club At Ridgeville
Paul Stanford elected president of the North Ridgeville Congregational church Men's club at a monthly meeting held at the church. Ethan Brown named vice president and Wilson Moore secretary treasurer. The group discussed community recreation, painting the church basement, and bringing a D P family to Ridgeville, with further steps to be taken as housing permits.
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North Ridgeville
Paul Stanford
D. P
Ridgeville
Ralph Chapman
Howard Gould
Ernest Nyfinger
Charles Hoskin
Federated Men’s Club
Harold Carpenter
Christ
Walter Reinhart
Stanford
Reinhart
Clarence Stellar
Noon Stock Quotations Show Mixed Gains Across Firms
At noon the market reflected scattered moves with American Radiator and American T and T both at 155 percent. General Motors and U.S. Steel posted modest gains while Cleveland and Ohio utilities showed varied results. The list includes firms such as Chrysler, Columbia Gas, Kennecott Copper, Montgomery Ward, and Westinghouse Airbrake among others, illustrating a broad spread in performance across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Glidden Co
Ohio Oil
PeWaselea Choles Reed
Penna. R
Standard
Ind
N. J
Standard of
Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
Sence
U.S. Steel Co
el, Aes
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Markets report from Cleveland livestock and produce with varied prices
Cleveland market shows steady cattle and calves with prime cattle at 36 37 and 34 36 50 for choice. Cows 23 24, bulls 27 29, calves 37 40, sheep and lambs active with lambs 26 27 50 and sheep 14 16. Hog prices rise 25 38 cents, various classes listed. Homegrowers apples and cucumbers scarce with onion and parsnip prices included for small lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Egg and poultry prices in Federal State graded markets
The listing shows graded eggs by size and color with prices for large white, brown and extras, plus U.S. Grade A and B categories. Live poultry prices include hens, fryers, stags, and old roosters. Butter prices for retailer prints are provided, followed by Toledo grain quotes for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and other grains.
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U.S
U. S
Cleveland
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