CPA approves major Great Lakes Plate Glass expansion in Cleveland
The Civilian Production Administration last week authorized completion of a new 7000 square foot fireproof brick and steel building at Clavaland and Whickles Shetts for Great Lakes Plate Glass, with an estimated cost of 18600. The project, now at 82 Broad Street, will move to Cleveland Street when ready. CPA also approves three Lorain County building projects outside Elyria including Morley fire dam age repairs in Sheffield Lake, Seymour alterations in Lorain, and J C Penney alterations in Lorain, with costs 7000, 8300, and 14500 respectively.
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Whickles Shetts
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CPA
Cleveland
Lorain County
Elyria
Fred .J. Morley
Sheffield Lake
Seymour
Lorain
J. C. Penney Company
Truman Policy Referenced in Soviet Attack on Turkey Role
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky attacked the American stance on inviting small nations to join consultative committees for the German treaty. He invoked a Henry Wallace passage to claim Turkey would gain fate in the war, as Soviet press accused the United States of drafting a German peace formula to diminish Soviet influence.
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Russia
Truman
Turkey
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United States
Suspect Held After Break In At Hi Level Inn
Deputies detained a 20 year old East Broad Street man after an alleged breaking and entering at the Hi Level Inn early Sunday. Owner Al Kaye and manager Mr Yuhas found the man under a Davenport. He was struck by a billy and treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a scalp injury before jail.
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Hi Level
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al Kaye
Yuhas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Junior C of C Board Meeting Tonight
A special Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the club rooms tonight. The agenda includes routine items and updates from directors.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fragmented Page One Notes On Religious Figures
A damaged page fragment discusses religious leaders including Rev Russel Dargate at St Andrew's Episcopal and Rev Henry Kk Shiatuirns at The First Christian church. It mentions their service roles and a rector from St Anary's Episcopal in Cleveland, with scattered references to peace and sovereignty debates.
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Uvat
Gy Russel
St Andrew's Episcopal
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Davis
St Anary's
Cletveland
Eugene C Colgan Dies In Maryland
Eugene C Colgan a former resident hero died suddenly at his Chevy Chase Maryland home after a heart attack He was born July 1900 in Elyria and served in World Wars I and II He edited General Motors News and later did journalist work in Washington He leaves wife Margaret Miller Colgan two sons Colin and Eugene Jr three brothers and a sister Services planned at St Marys church with burial at St Marys Cemetery Also notes on intoxication fines and a radio fire at 122 Columbia Avenue in the B J Burton home
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Chevy Chase
Washington, D.C
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Elyria Council
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Georgetown University
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Cleneral Motors News
Washington, D. C
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Colin
Eugene, Jr
Ww. Colgan
Chicago
James F
Lespain
Phillip
Youngstown
Helen Swank
Fragmented city planning notes and technical terms
A garbled page fragment lists agencies and recommendations for improvements including parking facilities near a property owned by Ely Real Estate. It references an addition to a historic building, court cases, and various unreadable lines about duties, panels, and employee ranks.
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Truman Hopes For Sunny Weather On Fort Taylor Visit
President Truman plans a beach day at Fort Taylor if rain subsides. He restlessly watches dispatches from Washington and crime fiction, pauses from the Atlantic amid a sun helmet, while staff enjoy the waves and the weather hopes turn sunny. A village hut building tradition is described with invitations sent for a daylong erection by local men, including Ely and his bride.
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Meoman Wert
Key West
Fort Taylor
Washington
Truman
Atlantic
Meman
Albert
Artemas Beebe
Beebe House Featured as Social and Tavern Center
A wide account recalls the Beebe House at the corner of Broadstone and East avenues, once a social hub and tavern. It describes its two story frame, early residents, hospitality, and its role as a gathering place for villagers, judges, and travelers, including a record of Beebe’s later life and a description of hearth cooking and household routines. A separate note reports a burglary at Sys Master Market on Lake Avenue and Spruce Street, with an $870 cash register taken and glass door broken.
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Crane
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Enor Hane
San yGats
George Preor
Brebe
Elwein
Sys Master Market
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Tuckey
WOI
Sheldon Katz
Brotherhood Week Devotions Highlight Union Service Notes
The Columbia Wo OS group met at Mrs. Lorena Crocker to observe Brotherhood Week with Rev. C. R. McMecken in charge and Mrs. Dale Martin reviewing India by Arthur Masher. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz of Audsted Falls showed moving pictures of their lodge in North of Canada as apples and ice cream were served.
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Columbia
CR. McMecken
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Lorena Crocker
Brotherhood
Dale Martin
India
Arthur Masher
Mra
Herman Leach
C. R. McMecken
Mra. Schwartz
Ousted Falls
Canada
Leo Martin
Methodist Church
Heath “Tadtock
Charles Barrier
Gordon Hales
Kenneth Kacey
Rachyadt Templeton
Helen Barer
Carl Buchs
MacArthur urges peace treaty for Japan with UN control
General Douglas MacArthur proposed that Allied forces withdraw immediately after Japan signs a peace treaty and that control of Japan be handed to the United Nations. He called for ending the economic blockade, restoring Japan as a commercial nation, and allowing private initiative with minimal Allied oversight.
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MacArthur
Japan
United Nations
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Fis
Flu Strains Red Cross Drive As Worker Shortages Grow
Flu outbreaks have thinned Red Cross workers in the local campaign for funds. A lunch at noon in the YMCA was planned to report progress toward a 15 000 goal. W F Gaston, campaign chairman, said reports put the drive past 8 000 with hope it will meet the goal if heavier industrial reports arrive. The speaker noted influenza has reduced volunteers, risking extension of the drive beyond this week.
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Nine Killed In Crossing Crash Near West Frankfort
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy engine struck a car in West Frankfort Illinois killing nine occupants who were returning from a nightclub. The driver sped to cross ahead of the engine but failed to stop and 80 miles per hour crash killed nine young people including Wilma Arnett 20 and Colida Arnett 10. The train crew of five escaped injury and authorities did not identify the driver.
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West
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Samuel Ito Coffell
Christopher
Randall Harris
Mike Puskar
Walier
Howard Niblett
Orient, Jr
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Death Records and Obituaries from Elyria Area
Death notices for Iva A. Simmons 61 of Elyria dies at home after heart attack at 454 East Broad Street. Survivors include husband Charles E. Simmons, three sons, a daughter, nine grandchildren, sister Edith Slater. services Wednesday at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with burial in North Ridgeville. Also: infant son of Thurman Youngeberg buried at Brookdale. Barnest E. Fichtel, 43, Elyria lineman, dies after illness, with services at Grace Lutheran Church. Oberlin updates on Mary Frances Moore BA, Dora Koenig Schmidt, and other obituaries with listed survivors and funeral details.
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Court House News From Virginia and Lorain Notices
Virginia Schroeder of 82 East Broad Street sues Arth ur for divorce citing neglect and cruelty. they wed in 1944 and have one child Mary Long. Lorain resident files for divorce from spouse married March 22, 1946, with Elvira Konperti noted. Francisco Fire and The Beacon Mutual Indemnity Co. sue Nickel Plate Railroad for 700 dollars. case settled and dismissed after Fire’s car stalled on a railroad track and was demolished by a train on July 4.
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East Broad Street
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Middle Avenue
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Kelyward
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Fined Fifty Dollars On Traffic Charge
Ey Shinto of Elyria was fined 50 after pleading guilty to a traffic charge. The case arose from a collision on Harrisott street with a parked car owned by Jack Cull. Regina Schwarz appeared for the defense and the case was extended for six months in police court today.
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Barberton
Regina Schwarz
Richard Baird
Harrisott Street
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Furnace Street
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East Fourth vAtreet
East Avenue
Assemblymen Face Heavy Schedule in Ohio Legislature
Columbus reporters note the General Assembly returns after a weekend recess to a heavy schedule. Key items include a $6000000 teacher salary increase bill moving through the House Finance Committee Tuesday and a Senate panel Wednesday, with an $86 million central finance measure backed by the Ohio Citizens School Committee. Veterans’ bonus financing methods are also set for Wednesday discussions, under Governor Herbert's pay-as-you-go program.
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J McKee To Speak At Avon School News
Avon High School officials announced a talk by Lorain High instructor J McKee on Foothealth Education for Tuesday night March 18. The program will include student instrumental and vocal numbers. meeting starts at 8 pm and aims to interest parents and youth.
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Disorderly conduct fined 10 at police report
Wiley Smith of 324 North Street was fined $10 and costs after arrest at 241 Rush Street around 12:80 a.m. yesterday for agitating with his wife. Police report notes the incident followed today’s filing.
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Party and meetings among Pittsfield groups in weekend events
Wellington Pilgrim Fellowship members attended a Sunday party in Pittsfield. A Sunday meeting at Jeannette Jordan's home with Richard Broud as discussion leader on whether Jesus teachings work was planned. Also reported illness and birthday and club gatherings with multiple local families attending social events.
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Rarly Broud
Chalmer Mosher
Hagel McConnell
Dimple Connell
Ted Bresley
Lauemma Whitney
Cara
Robert Fitch
Avon
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Pts
Ida
Hazel
Elle Me
jConnell
Darrell Mitts
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Taveld Brandt Mige
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Paul Brandt
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Mis
Glenn Piper
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Markets Talk in Fragments Show Farm Auctions and Prices
Markets show mixed livestock and produce quotes with calves hogs and sheep listed, plus homegrown produce and regional farm prices. Regional sellers note steady calves and fluctuating cattle bids, with various butcher and feed prices, bids, and farm items appearing in an irregular format.
Former Wellington Man Killed by Car in Florida
Fay Boone 33 a Wellingtonian was struck and killed by a car while crossing a Miami street. His wife Beppa Wellington and daughter Karen were with him. Karen was bruised.Born in Akron, Boone was active in football and amateur baseball and recently worked in Miami. Services held in Miami, remains to be shipped to Greenwood Cemetery. Boone’s mother Mrs. Owen and wife and daughter were to fly to Wellington Tuesday.
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Martial Law Lifted in Tel Aviv as Underground Member Sentenced
A British military court sentenced Moxhe Baragi, 21, of the Stein gang, to death in the Mea Shearim area of Jerusalem as martial law in Tel Aviv and Mea Shearim ended after 13 days. The decree briefly affected over 900,000 Jews and warned it could be renewed.
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Elyrians Entertained By Pastor And Wife
About 40 Elyrians rode a chartered bus to Cleveland to dine with the pastor and wife Rev and Mrs. Mo T. Laster. They later attended the 21st anniversary of Miles Heights Baptist Church where Rev. Ey Wo Mur preached. Brownhelm School announced a March 18 book review by Mrs Buck of Version regarding Wheels Through His Head.
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