Five Million Dollar Catholic Drive to Aid Suffering Europe
The Catholic bishops of the United States plan a Laetare Sunday appeal on March 7 under War Relief Services NCWC to raise 5 million dollars for Europe. Since 1943 the program has distributed over 122 million dollars worth of food clothing and medicine to 61 countries in Europe and the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Bishop’s Fund
War Relief Services
The
National Are the
Welfare Conference
Far East
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Haiti
Netherlands
Poland
Foumanis
China
Indias
Japan
Philippines
NCWC
Chargizole Agerees
General Relief Fund
Addion
Lorain County Elections Board Approves Salary Increases
At a reorganizational meeting the Lorain County Board of Elections approved raises for two board members and two clerks, with increases tied to term status. Covault and Ushelyi will earn 59 per month, Strean and Seward retain old pay. Lorain clerks Cummings Boone Matuszak Thompson receive raises to 205, 185, 261 and 165 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ruth Cummings
Elyxia
Leonard Boore
Ehbriz
Cummings
Boone
Albert RL Matuszak
Lorain
1500 Employees Return to Jobs at Aluminum Plants
In Cincinnati 1500 Aluminum Industries workers resume production after voting to accept a pact with reinstate eight discharged for a slow down. Union aims to keep output at the 1947 average while a separate 175 drivers on strike in four auto haulers reject a wage package and demand talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aluminum Industries, Inc
Montdéal
United Steelworkers Union
CSO
Teamsters’ Union
AFL
National labor standoff looms over tempers at Oak Ridge
The report shows a wage and contract clash between Cat laboratories now run by Monsanto and the AFL union. President Truman to consider federal court injunctions if no deal by the March 1 deadline. Federal mediation urges settlement to avoid a strike with grave national implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wStase
Tom C. Clark
Cour
Amscre
Truman
Cartee Collem
AFL
Sun- Gay
Cat Laboratories
Monsanto
Sents
Ca Corporation
Afl-Monsanto
Taft-Hartley Ac
Death notices list William Rodger and others from Ohio area
William Rodger 62 of 153 Riversie court died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9:55 a.m. after a brief illness. Born in Moentrose Scotland he lived in Elyria 25 years and worked as a machinist for National Tube company. Survived by wife Annie X. Rodger two daughters Mrs Frank Sellers Elyria and Mrs Harvey Meher Lorain three grandchildren a brother David Rodger and sister Mrs William Wood in Scotland. Funeral arrangements pending. Wellington and Wakeman notices follow with further survivors and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rodger
Riversie Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrr. Rodger
Moentrose
Scotland
Elyria
National Tube Company
Annie X. Rodger
Frank Sellers
Harvey Meher
Lorain
David Rodger
Airs
William Wood
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Gambling charges persist under Gov Thames in Springfield
Springfield report states Herbert Thames faces continued gambling allegations as officials claim organized gambling remains active in the state amid authorities’ failure to halt the activity. The message notes repeated indictments and calls for stronger enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Albert
Payne
Islegram
Thames
Herbert
S.ege
Poxyne
A N Smith To Be Guest At Banquet
A.N. Smith is set to attend a banquet at Rideswle School. The event begins around 3 30 p m with seating for attendees. The program lists Miss Ehiza and others as organizers in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.N. Smith
North Ridgecilie Sree
Glas Iz
Rideswle
Setrthy
Seven Facts Link Bread Price to World Peace
A writer argues that American economic strength ties bread costs in Peoria to freedom in Prague and global peace. He outlines seven points on blocs, ERP, and the need to stabilize the US economy to deter Soviet expansion, warning that inaction risks world security and leadership credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peora
Prague
Pittsburga
Moscow
Politburo
America
Washington
Tre Zey
Russia
Balkans
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Finland
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Peoria
Congress
Permits Issued For Home and Clubroom
Clarence Rosenthal secured a city building permit for a 32 by 80 foot one story frame dwelling at 21 R20 Louisana avenue with contractor William Scott and an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. AMVETS Incorporated obtained a permit for a 50 by 20 foot one story frame clubroom at Kip ing and Broad streets moved from Freuhsuf Trailer property in Avon Like with plans for a basement and outfitting the building and an estimated cost of 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rosenthal
BcHave.ue
Louisana Avenue
D.ckaont
Wllam Scott
Amvets Incorporated
Kiping
Broad Streets
Freuhsuf
Avon Like
Korean Leader Implicated in Killing Trial Evidence
Sworn statements in a military trial implicate Kim Koo, a top Korean political figure, in the assassination of Dr Chang Duk-Souw on December 2 1917. Aiding witnesses claim direct orders from Koo. Arrest for trial is under consideration by U S Army authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Kim Koo
U.S. Army
Koo
Chang Duxz-Souw
Chang
Democratic Party
Korean Provisional Government
Chungking
National Congress Party
Kim Suk-Whang
National Congress
Swin Il-Joon
Rhee
United States
Elyria High Orchestra Plans Friday April 2 Concert
The Elyria High School orchestra under Sidney P. Davis will perform Friday April 2 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. J. Martin Beck announced the event, its first public concert since Davis took over last November, with a string ensemble, flute quartet, and vocal solos by Shirllianne Guth. The ensemble includes Dorothy Txacs Narer Pickard Ruth Kaplan Catherine Scott Robert Hancock Charmaine Kran yak. flute quartet members are Rosa Glavas Marianne Frenk Jane Smith and John Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Sidney P. Davis
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Public
Davis Wn
Novemer
Shirlianne Guth
Dorothy Txacs
Narer Pickard
Ruth Kaplan
Catherine Scott
Robert Hancock
Charmaine Kranyak
Flute Quertet
Rosa Glavas
Marianne Frenk
Jane Smith
John Jasper
Outlook on Farm Gasoline and Fuel Oil in 1948
Columbus reports the Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association predicts a heartening outlook for farm gasoline and fuel oil in 1948. Wayne Shidaker, petroleum division manager, cautions that demand at current levels could exhaust liquid fuel supplies for at least two years and that a recession could ease demand and boost supply adequacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wayne Shidaker
Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Towboat Natchez Capsizes After Concrete Collision
The Natchez smashed against a Greenville river pier nine miles from the site as Seaman Diem Collins described a rapid jerk that sent the vessel into a sideways plunge. Police and rescuers rushed to the scene and survivors were brought to the river terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Diem Collins
Collins
Mishian
William Teggart
Taglar
Hans
Stendaré
Greenville
Clem
A. Collins
Cairo
Autos Damaged In Traffic Accidents Fined Driver
Mrs. Lottie Hart of 912 Middle Avenue was fined 10 and costs by Mayor Henry Weert Ault after a 3 11 a m traffic charge tied to a collision on Cleveland Street with a Red Star Trucking Co outfit driven by Robert Mitchell of Bellevue. Several other collisions occurred on West avenue and surrounding streets injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Hart
Middle Avenue
Henry Weert Ault
Cleveland Street
Otis Dixon
Brace Avenue
Ralph Page
Lorain
West Avenue
North Street
Page
Dixon
Alfred Veard
East Avenue
Second
Court Streets
Dave Todd
Hawthorne Street
Jack Coates
Lodi Street
Earl Dodson
Coates
Madison
Preston Hopewell
West 12Th Street
Welsh Plumbing Co
Evelyn Easterdar
Caldwell Avenue
Carl Garn
Louisiana Avenue
Gerald Shroyer
Oakwood Street
Constitution For Community Youth Council Adopted
The Elyria Community Youth Council adopted its constitution and elected a nominating committee of Emily Bazleur Gerald Gaston and Carol Double to select officers. A separate advisory committee includes Barbara Bursley Tom Peters and Jane Gentzel. The next meeting is 7 30 p m March 18 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Elyria
Barbara Bursley
Tom Peters
Jane Gentzel
Y.M.C.A
Three Men Sentenced For Contributing To Delinquency
Edward Terrell 21 of 427 West River street was fined 50 dollars and given 30 days in the county jail for contributing to the delinquency of a 13 year old Elyria girl. Darmen Owens with 507 Lodi street and Charles Pratt 18 of 218 West River street received 30 day jail terms with suspended sentences for aiding a 17 year old Elyria girl two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nee
Edward Terrell
West River Street
Elyria
Terrell
Jane Patterson
Darmen Owens
Lodi Street
Charles Pratt
Owers
Pratt
Former Elyrian Helped Write Part Of Musical Show
Elyrians may hear part of the score for Look, Ma, I’m Dancing a New York musical co authored by former Elyrian Robert E. Lee son of C M Lee of 325 Longford avenue and Jerome Lawrence. The CBS radio program Call for Music on WGAR Cleveland at 2 10 p m will air the score. Lee a 1935 Elyria High School graduate appeared in local plays under Miss Nina Baker before graduation and later worked in radio from Hollywood. He is now writing with Jerome Lawrence on a straight play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert E. Lee
Elyria High School
C. M. Lee
Longford Avenue
Jerome Lawrence
Columbia Broadcasting System
Includin
WGAR
Cleveland
Lee
Nina Baker
Hollywood
Miss Beker
MacVeagh Named Envoy To Portugal
President Truman nominates Lincoln MacVeagh as ambassador to Portugal from his Greece post. He has served as ambassador to Greece since November 12, 1943 and returned to the United States last September for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Lincoln MacVeagh
Greece
MacVeagh
Portugal
United States
Congress pushes tax cut as ERP debates unfold
National Association of Manufacturers pressed Congress to approve the full 6.5 billion dollar Republican income tax cut bill, warning the current system harms the economy and feeds Communist influence. ERP debates continued as Republicans seek cuts while some fear vetoes. Separately, Rep. Thomas signaled further disclosures in the Condon inquiry amid polling shifts and payroll growth reported by the government. Tide lands bill faces likely presidential veto. House rejects liquor funding cuts despite criticisms. Senator Hawkes announces he will not seek renomination amid intra party clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Don G. Mitchell
Association
Senate Finance Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Judiciary
ERP
Senate
Republican
U. S
Europe
Condon
J. Parmeil Thomas
Edward A. Condon
House UN- American Activities Committee
Joint Congressional Economy Committee
Tidelands
Truman
J. A. Krug
House
Foreign Service
Edward H. Rees
Kans
Charles W. ¥Ursell
Karl Stefan
R. Neb
Albert Hawkes
Hawks
Alfred E. Driscoll
Court actions mix divorce dismissal and trial verdicts
Proceedings in multiple courts include Mary Kritzel's divorce suit dismissed, Carl James winning a mill case in Judge Cook's court, and verdicts for Myre Anna Render and additional settlements. Auto crash suits, drunk and reckless driving fines, and several automobile collision actions are noted along with probate filing for Judge Webber's will leaving equal shares to two granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl James
la Grange
Harry S. Higby
A. D
Grafton
D. A. Cook
Higby
Indian Hollow Road
Parsons Road
A. R. Webber
Shirley Webber
Columbus
Marcia Edwards
Ithaca
N. J
Correction issued in Broad Street traffic crash report
Police clarify the Broad Street collision involving a car loaned by Joseph Easterday. The driver was Joseph Hand of 879 West River Street, not David Todd of 367 Hawthorne Street, with Hand driving Easterday’s car as Todd made a left onto Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
David Todd
Hawthorne Street
Joseph Easterday
Wellington
Joseph Hand
West River Street
Easterday
Todd
Court Street
City Club backs projected book fund with Lions support
City Club members approve a generous donation to the Elyria Community Projected Book Fund, aiding child readers and tying the books to Elyria Public Library for shut ins. Dr Johnson organized the program and a Railroads of America film was shown by OPS. Lisbon adopts daylight saving dates. Duchess the St Bernard brushes teeth daily with owner William Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Elyria
Lions Club
Gates
Enyria
Johnson
OPS
Railroads of America
Prices At Noon Readings From Major Firms
A noon list shows stock or product price references for many firms including American Radiator Glidden Chrysler General Motors White Motors Westinghouse Airbrake Republic Steel G. S. Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Socony Vacuum Ohio Standard of Ohio and other companies. The jumble resembles a market scoreboard with numeric codes interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central “Ae Penna
Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
White Motors
Westinghouse Airbrake Republic Steel
G. S. Steel
Anaconda Copper
Kennecott Copper
Standard of N. J
Ohio
Standard of Ind
Tendard
Socony Vacuum
Texas O
Gas & Elec
American T. & T
Cities Service
Aveo
American Brake
Industrial Rayon
Cleveland Excha
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland Elec
Tom. Richman Bros
Packing Plant Blast Kills One at East Liberty
In Pittsburgh a Denholm Packing Co ammonia tank exploded at the East Liberty plant. One man was killed and five injured as a four story building was heavily damaged. About 100 workers were in the building and several were trapped on upper floors and rescued by firefighters. Some suffered cuts from flying glass and inhalation of fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Denholm Packing Co
Tadar
School Heads Advocate Allowing Spectator Buses for Events
About 150 Lorain County school officials attended the annual board meeting at Elyria High School. They approved a resolution urging the state to permit school buses to carry silent spectators when seats remain after participants are accommodated. The resolution goes to Earl C. Welshimer of the state education department. Parma schools Superintendent Carl C. Byers spoke on education trends. Avon Lake Band gave a half hour concert. The board also approved substitute bus driver certificates for Fred Hastings of I Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Hi
Growas
Resoluti
Earl C. Welshimer
Sta Department of Education
Cerl C. Byers
Parma
Byers
Lorain County Board Education
Fred Hastings
I Grange
Market Report Shows Mixed U.S. Apple Prices and Farm Goods
The market lists varied U.S. apples including Baldwins and up to $3.99 for some lots, with crates and baskets priced across multiple grades. It also covers eggs, poultry, and produce with notes on wholesale and consumer prices, plus wheat oats and cattle market activity in Cleveland and Chicago regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Goxen Asseus
Coriaod Mack
Baldwins
Joastkass
Fem
Baske
United
United States
Cleveland
Switas
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago
Sieadr
Idaho
Banks
UT. S
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Death Records
E. Claude Gannett
Claude Gannett
Sunder
Leesdale
Fla
Spencer
Nise
Florida
Christy Hange
Parker Funeral Home
Funeces
Bcedr
Ving Rim
Evelyn Thompson
Pleasant Street
Homer Soor
Penfield
Mary Godfrey Shaffer
Wakeman
Wmrs
Mary Godfrey Sheffer
Irma Siriker
Wekemar
Clarksfield
Emma C. Todd
Ceash
L. D. Gerber Funeral Home
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Dersid Hare
Dora Richards Peters
New London
Irs
Nova
Charles Richards
Fonhava
Sittin
Czechoslowvakia
E.hls. Orchestra
Community Youth Council
Elyrian
Mary Kritzel
George
Myre
Anna Render
George Carter
Mae Caple
Lorain-Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Ferman Wiles
Bellefontaine
James Horn
Heil Road
David Rey
Elyria Avenue
Loraine Cantor
Loraine
Ray
Route
Olive E. Edwin
Jay Edwin
Bender-Loudon Motor Freight Co
Akron
Virginia Lattimer
R. D. Wellington
Fay Lattimer
Bender-Loudon Freight Co
Clive Edwin
Edwin
Ezra Gilliam
Levein
James Wood
Common Pleas
Toder
Police Dept. News
Lisbon
Boston
Duchess
William Wainwright
Bill
United Press
Cleveland Stock Exchange
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Toledo
GEAIN
Cleveland Livestock
Yshor
Plymouth
Iryers
Sudro-Curtis
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