GOP Claims House Vetoes Truman On Controversial Issues
House Republicans claim they can thwart President Truman on major legislation in Congress aided by Southern Democrats. They note defeats this week as the House rejected emergency authority to reorganize defense agencies and refused to consider the defense housing bill. Other items include Senate challenges over troop deployments and proposals to abolish the Reconstruction Finance Corp. as well as a draft bill aimed at 18 year olds.
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Washington
House
GOP
Truman
Congress
Trusman
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
U. S
Europe
Byrd
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate Republican Policy Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Sen
Clinton Pam Anderson
N. M
General Electric
Judge Refuses To Interpret Decree Further
Federal Judge Emerich B Freed denied the Lorain Journal request for further interpretation of his decree barring boycotts of advertisers using WEOL Elyria. The paper sought guidance over a Lorain merchant ad offer, but Freed said the original decree sufficiently outlines forbidden conduct and the issue is moot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Emerich B. Freed
Lorain Journal
WEOL
Elyria
Journal
Lorain
Freed
House defeats move to pull bills from Ohio reference panel
In Columbus yesterday the Ohio House voted 90 to 28 to keep seven bills, including fair employment practices and a teachers pay boost, in reference committee. Rep. John J. Lynch questioned whether the panel was setting policy rather than doing its job as supporters argued the 98th Assembly was known for action.
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Columbus
Ohio House
John J. Lynch
Mahoning
House
Youngstown
98Th General Assembly
99Th Assembly
Prices At Noon From United Press Defense Ledger
A United Press compilation lists corporate securities with prices at noon including American Radiator American Telephone and Telegraph Anaconda Copper Colum bia Gas Montgomery Ward and other major firms. The item appears amid a broader report on Korea policy and postcrash chaos in a separate section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Sceeeeens
Cleveland Elec
Columbia Gas
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Sac Sees Penna. R. R
Bendix Aviation
Hanes Phones
Chrysler
Aed Fruehauf
Saas General Motors
Ent Glidden Co
Paouith Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Berert Ee Sateen Eeeee
Republic Steel
Bile Baan
Sears Roebuck
Sedbed Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of N. J
Standard of Ohio
Eae Texas Company
U. &. Steel
Sed Stoke Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Four Year Terms Sought for State Officials
The Ohio Hoover Commission urged increasing four top statewide posts from two to four year terms. It also recommended boosting salaries: governor to 25000, secretary of state attorney general treasurer state auditor to 15000, lieutenant governor to 6000. The panel argued longer terms ensure continuity for stable, business like policy development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbue
Ohio
Little Hoover Commission
Commission
Britain Protests Nationalizing of Iran Oil Industry
In Tehran the Iranian Parliament voted unanimously to nationalize Anglo-Iranian Oil Company assets, securing control of Iran's oil wells and output. The move drew British protest notes and support from pro-Soviet factions, just after the assassination of Premier Ali Razmara.
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Tehran
Iran
Majlis
Russia
Hussein Ala
National Front
Ali Razmara
Crusaders of Islam
Nebard Mellat
Ala
Congress Expected to Extend Rent Controls 90 Days
Rep. Jesse P. Wolcott said Congress will likely renew the 90 day rent control extension to June 30. The administration seeks broader powers over rents later, facing a House vote as Easter recess approaches. Tighe Woods noted cost of living and that ceilings cover 6,750,000 units, with 2,750,000 due to expire March 31 unless acted.
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Washington
Jesse P. Wolcott
Mich
Congress
Wolcott
House Banking Committee
House
Senate
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Need 51 Men For April Quota
Elyria draft officials seek 51 inductees for April with about two thirds eligible. Those born before November 1 1930 must report April 23, while many eligibles cannot be reached until June. Catherine McKee will try to fill with 20 year olds if possible, but 51 by April 23 seems unlikely. On April 24, 73 local men depart for Cleveland for preinduction physicals.
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Elyria
Catherine Mc» Kee
Cleveland
Vote Against Limiting Men In Armed Forces
The House Armed Services committee rejected proposed caps on military manpower, choosing no ceiling. They considered draft age reduction to 18, universal training, and Congress power to halt inductions, with a three year limit on the draft but not on UMT.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Not Involved In Secret Projects At Cleveland
Dr. William Perl, 32, jailed in New York on a spy charge, was said to have done only nonsecret theoretical calculations while at the Cleveland airport. Dr. Edward R. Sharp, director of the Lewis Flight Propulsion laboratory, stated Perl’s assignment involved nonsecret work and he was surprised by the indictment. He described Perl as quiet and retiring.
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Cleveland
William Perl
New York
Edward R. Sharp
Sharp
Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
Perl
Elyria High Choir Heads to Lake Erie League Festival
Seventy five senior a cappella members from Elyria High school travel to Cleveland to participate in the Lake Erie League Choral Festival at Shaker Heights High school. Seven schools in the league rehearse and socialize before an eight o'clock festival program on the Shaker Heights stage. Elyria choir director J Martin Beck accompanies the group as part of the 600 voices from all league choirs.
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Elyria High School
Cleveland
Shaker Heights High School
Shaker Heights
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
Suit Filed for $50,000 In Motorcycle Collision
Myron Priebe of Parma sues There sa Kenska of 2037 Grafton road for $50,000 alleging injuries when his motorcycle crashed into her car as she turned into a driveway in front of the Kenska home on April 26. Richard O'Neill of Parma also sues for $25,000 as a motorcycle passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Kenska
Grafton Road
Kenska
Myron Priebe
Parma
Richard O'Neill
Market Produce and Cleveland Livestock Prices Summary
Market reports show apples varying from McIntosh 1.78 to 3.28 per unit and other fruits, vegetables, and crates priced across lists. Cleveland area cattle and hogs prices reflect steady to higher trends with primes and highs noted for steers, calves, lambs, and sows.
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Cleveland
Cutler
Canner
Stags
Slushy Storm Heads Eastward
A wet slushy storm that hit the Midwest for five days was moving toward the East Coast. The Weather Bureau warned wet snow mixed with rain would stretch from Ohio through Pennsylvania to Massachusetts, with clear conditions elsewhere except western Washington and Oregon.
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United Press
Midwest
East Coast
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
U.S. Steel to Build Two Blast Furnaces at Fairless Works
The Arthur G. McKee and Company of Cleveland won a contract to construct two blast furnaces for United States Steel at Morrisville Pennsylvania. Each furnace will have 28 foot hearths and a daily capacity of 1500 tons of pig iron. The facilities include stoves for each furnace, a cast house, gas cleaning equipment and skip and bell hoists.
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Pittsburgh
Arthur G. McKee and Company of
Cleveland
Fairless Works
United States Steel Company
Morrisville
Death notices from Kenton to Elyria consolidate local losses
Obituaries list Mrs. Thaddeus Carr 63 of Kenton died after illness. services Friday at Schinderwolf Funeral Home with burial in Kenton. Mrs. Mary Skeese 82 of New London died after five months illness. husband Charles survives. services Sunday at Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street cemetery. Harry Dalton 38 of Wakeman died at Cleveland Clinic. memorials to Cancer Fund requested. Mrs. Jessie M. Simpson 72 of Nova died. services Sunday at Ruggles Federated church with burial in Nankin. Nichol Tkach died suddenly. Requiem High Mass Friday in Oberlin. Mrs. Nellie Smith 69 of Elyria died suddenly. survived by husband Earn, two sons, two daughters, five grandchildren. funeral services Saturday at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home.
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Thaddeus
Thaddeus Carr
Thornton W. Carr
West Avenue
Kenton
Ohio
Mary Bkeese
New London
Mary Skeese
New London Hospital
Lawrence Crawford
Grove Street Cemetery
Harry Dalton
Cleveland
Wakeman Congregational Church
Cleveland Clinic Cancer Fund
William Stoll
Wakeman
Jessie M. Simpson
R. D
Nova
Nankin
Ruggles Federated Church
William
Harold
Ashland
George
Carl
Akron
Mildred
Oberlin
Nichol Tkach
Sacred Heart Church
Robert Blair
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria
Nellie Smith
Parkview Street
Vernon L. Smith
Westlake
Hupp Corp
J. W. Sharp
Wellington
Palmetta
Fla
Carl Rudolph
Fred Ulrich
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Judge Refuses Last Minute Postponements in Trial
A Lorain minor, Paul Yambrisak, sued Kohmayer Hardware Co. for 25000 in personal damage after a wall section fell on him. Judge John Pincura dismissed the case when neither plaintiff nor defendant appeared for trial despite last minute postponement requests.
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Common Pleas
John Pincura
Paul Yambrisak
Lorain
Kohimyer Hardware Co
Pearl Avenue
Pincura
Yambrisak
Dental Society To Hear Fluoride Talk March 26
Dr. H. B. Melhoff, chief of Ohio division of dental hygiene, will discuss fluorides in city water as a dental health measure at the Lorain County Dental Society meeting at the Antlers Hotel on March 26. City water department officials are invited to attend as Service Director D. W. Kothe notes ongoing investigations into the advisability of fluoride treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Melhoff
Ohio Division of Dental Hygiene
Lorain County Dental Society
Antlers Hotel
City Water Department
D. W. Kothe
Apartments Rebuilt After Fire On Third Street
A permit for rebuilding the Clayton Apartments on Third Street after an early last month fire was issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. The $15,000 reconstruction insured amount is to be handled by T. J. Hume Construction Co. The owner is Hyman Sweidter.
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Clayton Apartments
Third Street
Hart Dickason
T. J. Hume Construction Co
Hyman Sweidter
Elliott Roosevelt Marries Fourth Wife in Miami Beach
Elliott Roosevelt wed heiress Minnewa Beil Ross in a two minute civil ceremony at her exclusive Miami Beach home. The couple’s wedding marks Roosevelt's fourth marriage, following a cross country romance that blossomed in the winter resort.
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Miami Beach
Fia
Elliott Roosevelt
Minnewa Beil Ross
Ross
Court Notices and Divorces Take Center Stage in Lorain
A flurry of Lorain court actions includes Armando Catagena filing for divorce from Nilda of Puerto Rico amid three children. Mildred Russo seeking divorce from Santo. Virginia Yarmack suing Paul, all on neglect and cruelty grounds. Separate civil suits include a $10,000 injury claim by Ralph Radcliffe against John Morrison settled in common pleas court, and a domestic case where Katherine Zadejkas’s divorce from John was dismissed. Also noted are settlements involving First Savings and Loan Co. vs Newton Neal, and Frank Zabrecky’s verdict for $400 against Lewis Emerton for a Penfield Junction crash. Marjorie Wertz’s cross-petition divorce from Herbert granted with specified alimony and custody terms, Betty Rucker’s divorce from Andy with child custody, and a jury verdict awarding Edward Greer $1,776 against Harold Childs for a home construction dispute. Lester Codney bound to grand jury on felonious assault involving an 11-year-old girl.
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Marjorie Wertz
Herbert
John Pincura
Edward Greer
Harwood Street
Harold Childs
Columbia Avenue
Lester Codney
Hastings Road
R. D. Oberlin
James Horn
26 Cars Derail Near Newark Shuts Double Track
Twenty six Baltimore and Ohio freight cars derailed near Newark Ohio yesterday tipping hundreds of feet of double track. No injuries. Firemen from Newark responded when fuel oil leaked from three tank cars but no fire occurred.
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Newark
Baltimore & Ohio
Fio
Painter and decorator dies of heart attack near New London elevator
Lewis Farmer 59 of 72 Railroad street New London died suddenly at 12:30 PM while waiting to unload flour with Lehman Baking Co. He had been hired to unload a carload of flour. Survived by five children Maxine Max Maurice Robert and Lewis Jr all of New London. Funeral Home Sackett Eastman will host services at 2 PM Saturday with Rev. L A Crawford officiating.
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New London
Lewis Farmer
Railroad Street
Farmer
J. H. Lehman
Lehman Baking Co
Lehman
Maxine
Max
Maurice
Robert
Lewis, Jr
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
L. A. Crawford
Methodist Church
Mutual Aid Plan For Lorain County Fire Depts
Harold Bruce reports Lorain County's 21 fire departments include 128 paid and 297 volunteer firefighters and could supply 35 pumpers 3 aerial ladders and over 66 000 feet of hose. Three townships Avon Camden and Eaton have not yet reported their equipment lists.
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Lorain
Fire Department
Harold Bruce
Civil Defense
Lorain County
Camden Township
Eaton Township
Avon
Ohio Civil Defense
Columbus
Police cars damaged in West Ninth Street collision
Cars driven by Kenneth Unger and Ruth Watts were damaged when Unger backed from a driveway on West Ninth Street at 6 30 p m yesterday. Arthur Cousten must pay 100 dollars and costs and has a six month driver’s license suspension for driving while intoxicated. James R Lear faces arraignment March 17 after driving through a traffic light.
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Kenneth Unger
Vermilion Road
R. D. Oberlin
Ruth Watts
West Ninth Street
Unger
Arthur Cousten
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
Henry W. Ault
East Avenue
Second Street
James R. Lear
Abbe Road
Lear
Poultry Feeding Discussed by Amherst Experts
The Farmers' Elevator Co sponsored a feeder meeting at Hickory Tree Grange hall in Amherst with 38 attendees. Harold Gage presented Don Butler and Guy Mallory of McMillen Feed Mills who spoke on Successful Broiler Feeding Successful Raising of Chicks and Management and Nutrition for the Laying Flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Hickory Tree Grange Hall
Harold Gage
Don Butler
Guy Mallory
McMillen Feed Mills
Gage
Holstein Herd Owners Hold Annual Banquet In Wellington
WELLINGTON Over 100 members and friends of the Wellington Holstein Association met at Herrick auditorium for the annual banquet. I. D. Hadley spoke on growth of Holstein associations, a film on the Holstein cow was shown, and Clair Hill announced the Tri-County Holstein show to be held in Lorain County during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Holstein Association
Herrick Auditorium
Medina
Lorain
Huron
I. D. Hadley
Ohio Holstein Association
Clair Hill
Lorain County
Tri-County
Carl Deeds
Harry Rowland
Rochester
National Dairies
Ohio State University
Expansion policy and world tensions dominate Lorain meeting
Louis J. Alber warned National Tube Management Club supervisors that Soviet Russia will pursue expansion for centuries, risking a free or slave world depending on U S response. He suggested satellites may fight, while urging the United States to lead anti Soviet nations. The event also featured titanium talk by Fred Meng and Lorain bowling prize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
National Tube Management Club
Louis J. Alber
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
Alber
California
Europe
Fred Meng
National Tube Co
A. J. B. Fairburn
Entertainment
J. P. Smith
Management Club Bowling League
Toledo
Steve Stephanchick
Claude Huey
Provisions Of Ohio Teachers' Retirement Explained
L. D. Shuter, executive secretary of the State Teachers' Retirement System in Columbus, explained major provisions and possible improvements to 123 Lorain County public school teachers at Clearview High School. Attendees included teachers from the county system and residents of Wellington Oberlin Amherst Elsira and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Teachers’ Retirement System
Lorain County
Clearview High School
L. D. Shuter
State Teachers’ Retirement System
Columbus
Wellington
Oberlin
Amherst
Elsria
Lorain
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Korea
William Morrow
Par- Glarne Base
Dean Thom
Saxine, Mich
Indicott Photo Shop
Broad St
Newspapernhoelyr
Britain
E.H.S. Choir
U.S. Steel
Elyria Finance Ag Ny
Broad &T
Over Bell Co
Death Records
Dalton Services
Dental Society
Sudro-Curtis
Armando Catagena
Nilda
Puerto Rico
Mildred Russo
Santo
Virginia Yarmack
Paul
Ralph E. Radcliff
John Morrison
Lorain Avenue
Elginia
Common Pleas Court
Katherine Zadejkas
John
The
First Savings and Loan Co
Newton Neal
Frank Zabrecky
Lewis Emerton
North Olmsted
Penfield
Junction
Betty Rucker
Andy
Police Dept. News
Paul Joseph Rodgers
Middle Avenue
L. S. Loczi
West Third Street
Logan
W. Va
E. J. Stankard
Carek
Lorain City Limite
North Ridge Road
Penfield Junction
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