Believes Reds Have Evacuated All Of Iran
Premier Ghavam said he is convinced the Russians have withdrawn from Iran including Azerbaijan. He cited reports from Iran's ambassador and inspectors who arrived in Tehran ten days ago. An official denied claims that Mehabad Kurdish bases were bombed by government planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temaan
Ahmad Ghavam Eas
Iran
Azerbaijan
Ghavama
Ivan Medchitov
Beiret
Moscow
Ghavani
Tehran
Mehabad
Lausche Urges Cutting Electricity Use in Ohio
Governor Frank Lausche urged voluntary curtailment of electrical power use across Ohio as a coal shortage looms. He asked the state utilities commission to hold a conference Friday with Ohio power company representatives to discuss conservation methods. Chairman Harold Mason and Elmer Lindpeth were named to coordinate attendance. Lausche planned a separate meeting Monday with power and light consuming associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Companies
Ohio
Harold ©. Mason
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Company
Mason
Elmer Lindpeth
Cleveland Electric Eliminating Company
Lausche Auld
Navy cadet calls parents from Seattle on birthday
Paul A Brend Jr a 19 year old Navy radar man celebrated his birthday by phone from Satie Washington to his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Brand 133 Adelbert Street Elyria Ohio They have been apart by distance and will be again as he returns to the Aleutians after weather patrol duty on the USS Gulfport P F 20 The day also marks the first anniversary of his Navy enlistment in Elyria. In Plymouth Indiana Glen Hooker of Argos recalls a thief took 10 dollars of groceries from his car and left a vial of liver in exchange, a costly swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A, Brend Jr
Navy
Satie
Washington
Seattle
Kiyria
Paul Brand
Adelbert Street
Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
Uty
Elyria
Gulfport
P. F
Plymouth
Ind
Glen Hooker
Argos
Community club elects officers for coming year
The club named BY Ohlemacher president Berry Given vice president LB Wyre treasurer Ernest Splete and executive committee members Dr O E Brodbeck and D W H Robinson. Brief year reports were given by Carl Schmidt and BM Jennings while Dr H W Courtney gave the toast. Group singing was led by Imby and guests included General Were welcomed by the minister Rev H W Courtne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arth
General MacArthur
America
United Nations
Gerth
U.N
Omhers
Colling
BY. Ohlemacher
Berry Given
LB Wyre Oer
Ernest Splete
O. E. Brodbeck
D. W H. Robinson
Omcers
Carl Schmidtana
Anes Gales
BM. & Jennings
H. W. Courtney
Preston
The
Beacon
Imby
Quiher
H.W. Court
Move To Establish Ohio Department Of Natural Resources
Columbus announces a bill to create the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. A bipartisan Natural Resources Commission would set policy, with a director at 16000 dollars yearly and seven division chiefs earning 6000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Columbus
Foundrymen Elect Cleveland’s Wood President at Jubilee
Cleveland born Wood elected president of the Am Foundrymen's Association at its golden jubilee congress in Minneapolis. He succeeds F J Walls of Detroit. Max Kurlansky of Lynchburg named vice president. New directors include Horace A Deane J E Kolb H G Lamber Bruce Simpson and Stowell C Watson. Wood heads Minneapolis Electric Steel Casting Co and helped organize Twin City Foundrymen. Conference and equipment show attracts 18,000 foundrymen. closes tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sheldon V. Wood
Minneapolis
Wood
F. J. Walls
Detroit
Max Kurlansky
Lynchburg
Horace A.deane
New York
J. E. Kolb
Peoria
H. G. Lamber
Paterson
N. J
Bruce Simpson
Stowell C. Waston
Chicago
Minneapolis Electric Steal Casting Co
Society
Twin City
Market Notes Show Broad Brand Price References
A compact, readout style listing assorted company names and potential price references across sectors including railroads, consumer goods, solvents, tobacco, appliances, films, radio, retail, steel, copper, and utilities. The fragmented clipping notes numerous firms such as American Radiator, General Electric, Kroger, Paramount Pictures, Sears Roebucks, U.S. Steel, Anaconda Copper, and Standard Oil affiliates among others, implying market or price references rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central C&o
Penna
Southern Railway
American
National Biscuit
Holden
Solvents Nations Distillers
American Radiator
General Electric Glidden Co
Kroger
Lorillard’ Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
Nationst Daisy Nash Kelvinator
Procter & Gamble
Paramount Pictures
Radio Corp
Sears Roebucks Schenley ‘Distillers
Mth Century Fox
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Co
Motore Bendix Oes
Chrysler Douglassies
General Motors
Gondyeay
Packard
White Motors Steels
Bethlehem Interlake
Republic
U.S. Steel
Copter
Kennecow Copper International Nickel Ouls
Atlantic ReAnery of Standard of N. J 'Ohio Oil Standard of
California
Ue Standard of Indiana
Standard of Ohio
Socony Vacuum
Texas
American Power & Light
Colorado Gas & Electric Cons. Edisons Internationa T. & T
CURBS
Arkansas Gas Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
Meat Supplies To Diminish
Washington reports smaller meat supplies expected due to government grain price controls. Price ceilings on major grains lifted to spur turnout of cereals, shifting feed to humans. Federal agencies warn reduced livestock feeding may lower pork poultry eggs and beef, though levels remain above pre war. Grain price hikes range from 25 cents per bushel for corn to 18 cents per hundred pounds for sorghum, effective May 15 to June 30, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan Fire Leaves 7 000 Homeless in Muramatsu
A large fire in Muramatsu, Niigata Prefecture, left over seven thousand people homeless. It destroyed 1430 homes and razed key town buildings including the office, police station, post office, and schools, following a blaze that began at a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Niigata
Muramatsu
Ashermenozi
Army Won't Take Him Over Matrimonial Troubles
Leonard Eugene Smith a 35 year old ex G I remains jailed on bigamy charges after marrying four women in two years and being legally free from only two. A judge had ordered charges could be polled if he re entered the army, but army officials in Cleveland declined to accept him. Smith had been discharged in 1942 for a disability now said to be corrected. The court vacated releases and will dispose of the case later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Eugene Smith
G. J
U. S
Smith
Guy B. Findley
Eleveland
Findley
Abdication Rumors Move Italian Crown Toward Humbert
Reports from royal sources indicate King Victor Emmanuel may abdicate within today. Crown Prince Humbert expected to succeed, with Enzo Selvaggi signaling the end of the Italian Monarchist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Enzo Selvaggi
Humbert
Selvaggi
Victor Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
Cepinne
Alody de Gaeperi
Falcone Lucafera
Pari
Sixteen Cubbing Awards Presented at Bt. Agnes Church
Sixteen Cub Pack IM members of Bt. Agnes church received awards at the regular monthly meeting. Cubmaster Arthur D. Jemen presented honors to parents of the cubs. James P. Bennett of the Firelands district spoke during a discussion led by Meredith Barnes. The theme was handiwork with bird houses, airplanes, scrapbooks, a full scale airplane model with working controls displayed. A letter of thanks from Blair Patterson of Gales Children’s Hospital was read. Cub Webelos badge earned by Eugene Myers marked transition from Pack to Troop 150, sponsored by St. Agnes. Den awards went to several parents. future plans include a fitness-themed month with a swimming program supported by Chronicle-Telegram and YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Agnés Church
Arthur d. Jemen
James P. Bennett
Pirelands
Meredith ©. Barnes
District Organisation and Extension Committee
Biair Patterson
Gales Children’s Hospital
John J. Will
Conrad
Nasipak
Nemes
Guy
Eugene Myers
St. Agnes Church
Dens
Den 2
Lynn Radar
John Nasipat
Richard Diedrich
John Broda
Kenneth Rainey
Charles Smith
Matthew Fortman
Arthur Nemes
Den 4
Richard Nowak
Chronicle-Telegram
Ymc.a
Picnic
al Ely
Lorain Council Considers Foremen Meetings Series
The Lorain County Industrial Safety Council discussed a fall plan to broaden foremen meetings beyond safety, adding topics on personnel relations and psychology of working with men. A questionnaire will be sent to members to gather suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Industrial Safety Council
Elyria
Industrial Council
Gold plan honors 1300 point girls in activity program
The Gold plan for accumulating 1300 points in girls athletic activities was awarded to 15 named participants including Leslye Hurlbut, Jane Brydon, Jo Czak, and others. Twenty seven girls earned letters for 900 points, led by Frances Fritz, Connie Boylan, Betty Kropke, Shirley Braddon, and Audrey Joviak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslye Hurlbut
Jane Brydon
Jo Czak
Mary Jo Lump
Helen Lingenfelter
Lois Mille
Sarabeth Rose
Doris Wurster
Pat Cowley
Nancy Nielsen
Mary Lou Urig
Lila Bennett
Georgia Lee Duensing
Betty Rockwood
Bonnie Black
Audrey Green
Gerry Birkline
Phyllis Smith
Joyce Keyes
Frances Fritz
Connie Boylan
Betty Kropke
Shirley Braddon
Audrey Joviak
Betty Waldron
Peggy Marsh
Beverly Patak
Vivien Carr
Helen Daraby
Joan Giede
Margie Damm
Ruth Ann Smith
Betty Collier
Evelyn Gedridze
Shirley Cox
Jean Wimpenny
Norma Foster
Laura Lauer
Ruth Gunder
Rita Shirkoski
LaVerne Schmitkens
Pat Kemerer
Molly van- Wormer
Mary Vance
Beverly Griggs
Helen Kruckinski
Court Journal Notes Domestic and Property Suits
Philis Giesel sues for divorce from Richard of LaGrange on neglect and cruelty. married 1943 with one daughter Bertha Kerbs. Henry referenced in another divorce suit with cruelty claims. married 1922 with three children. Dan B. Cull files suit to set aside Lorain forfeited land sale for four parcels misdescribed. seeks reimbursement for $1.98 price. Merle Aldrich sues for divorce from Helen. married 1914. Esther Wooden suit against Wills for divorce dismissed. Amour Schudel sues Louis Max of Elyria Body and Machine Co. for $1.04 on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philis Giesel
Richard of
Bertha Kerbs
Broad Street
Henry
Dan B. Cull
Cleveland
Frank Ayres
Lorain
County Board of Revision
Merle Aldrich
R. D
LaGrange
Helen
Amour Schudel
Auit Herve Today
Louis Max
Elyria: Body and Machine Co
Death notices for Browns Chapman Field and others in Elyria
Harvey T. Brown 68 died suddenly at home following a heart attack. He was retired chief stationary engineer at the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company and had lived in Elyria 26 years. Survived by wife Net tle and four sons, plus relatives. Funeral plans and burial pending. Also, Chloe E. Chapman 81 died at Shields Rest Home after illness. Survived by daughter, son, siblings, grandchildren, great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set. Henry C. Field 75, former Lorain Amherst resident, died in Cuyahoga Falls. Survived by wife and daughter. funeral in Akron. Theodore J. May 54 of Kipton died after five days illness. Survived by wife, three sons, daughter, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. burial at Butternut Ridge. Frank Petsche 78 died at daughter’s home Avon Lake. Survived by brothers and sister. services at Holy Trinity Church East Avon. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey T. Browns
Harvey T. Brown
Lake Avenué
Mr. Brown
Tharee
Western Automaie Machine Screw Company
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Wosdworth Post
Nettlé Brown
Keith T
Kenneth G
Middle Ridge
Mauree K
Clarence H
Etta Brown
Harry F. Brown
Cleveland
Isle
Sudro-Curtix
Homer W. Courtney
Homer W. Courtney, Pastor of the First Methoodist
South
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Chloe FE
Chapman
Chine E. Chapman
George H. Chapman
Middle Avenue
Shields
Lorain
Des Moines
Iowa
First Congregational Church
Stella Philpott
Rocky River
Kenneth Chapman
Henry C. Field
Amherst
North Third Street
Cuyahoga Falls
Field
Times-Herald
Pearl Crocker Field
Genevra
Chicago
Billows
Akron
Theodore J. May
Oberlin
Kipton
Olmsted Falls
Mary
Theodore John
Arthur W
Columbia Station
Eugene J
Emma Offenberg
Medina
Sedgeman’s
Wilbur Geist
Methodist Church
Obertin
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
North Olmsted
Frank Pethcre
Avon Lake
Frank Petsche
John Patryie
Austria
Joseph
South Dakota
John
Louis
Toledo
Lena Schauer
Madison, O
Burmeister
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Leo Worth
Permits Issued For Four New Homes
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued permits for four two story frame houses at 900 201 213 and 324 Tenth Street to J. M. James Pounder. Each home features 18 by 2 foot foundations and attached garages with an estimated cost of 8500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
J. M. James, Pounder
Tenth Street
Woman Fined Fifty Dollars and Costs in Disorder Charge
Mrs Pauling Isley 25 of 361 Beech street arraigned before Justice C C Lord on a disorderly conduct charge for a second arrest in two days. She and husband Frank 31 were intoxicated and fighting with her mother in law at 557 Irondale street. He was fined $10 and costs. she $0 and costs under city ordinance. James Croan of 1920 West avenue was fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct in a separate incident at Croft Cafe May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Croan
West Avenue
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Blanch Croft
Croft
Oberlin man travels to meet British wife and daughter
John Korka of Oberlin road heads to New York to meet his British wife Ena and their three month old daughter who are en route to the United States aboard the Queen Mary. Korka, discharged from the Army Air Forces after over four years of service, spent time in England and at a camp near Kettering. He and Ena wed January 20, 1945, and he returned to the U.S. last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Korka
Oberlin Road
New York
Ena Korka
Army Air Forces
Kettering
Elyria
Korka
United States
Andrew Korka
Oberin Road
Divorce Action Filed By U S Soldier Over English Bride
Nicholas Marsico of 335 East River Street files for divorce from his English wife June Mann Marsico accusing cruelty and neglect as she refuses to relocate to the United States though transportation was arranged. The couple met in England while he served, married last year, and her recent refusal to sail to the U S drew nationwide publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Marsico
East River
Aled Sult
June Mann Marsico
United States
U. S
Marsho
England
Town Meeting At Lorain Sunday Inquiries On Free Enterprise
A Lorain town meeting at Lorain High School Auditorium Sunday May 12 at 8 p m will feature Maynard C Krueger Louis Wirth and D Gale Johnson as panelists addressing Is Free Enterprise Doomed expert input from economist sociologist and agriculture adviser Moderated by Carl A Eversman audience questions will be directed to the moderator for panel response Two bicycles stolen reported to police Lee Falls and Robert Scott valued at 25 and 20 respectively Mrs Leoara Taylor fined 10 and costs for reckless driving after failure to stop at Cedar and Broad Streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lorain
Lorain High School
Maynard C. Krueger
Louis Wirth
D. Gale Johnson
Carl A. Eversman
Lee Falls
North Abbe Road
Ely Park
Robert Scott
Oxford Avenue
Leoara Taylor
Wood Street
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Markets reflect mixed agri prices in Chicago area
Market notes show asparagus at 1.45 a basket and cucumbers at 2.60 to 3.73 per unit, with mushrooms per pint 0.20 to 0.30. Lettuce, beets, tomatoes and other produce priced amid steady to rising bids. live poultry and eggs quoted in parallel with grain futures mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF Agsculture
Therabc
Biba
Leoneland
Stegdy
Steere Jenelee
Merkel
Hous
Market Ee
Hacey
Ie Ge
Oberlin Rotary picks new officers and directors
At the Oberlin Rotary Club meeting Fred Comings was elected president with John A. Coch rane as vice president and Roger M. Shaw as secretary treasurer. The six board members elected include Robert R. Barr W. W. Rosa A. C. Schlesinger E. P. Vance and C. H. Yeaton. Retiring directors are Andrew Stefan Kenneth Worcester Charles A. Mosher ER. P. Harvey and Dudley P. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Rotary Club
Fred Comings
John A. Cochrane
Roger M. Shaw
Robert R. Barr
W. W. Rosa
A. C. Schlesinger
E. P. Vance
C. H.yeaton
Andrew Stefan
Kenneth Worcester
Charles A. Mosher
ER. P. Harvey
Dudley P. Barnard
Rosa
Phcaie
Prospect Street
Arnold
Pete Wight
Woodland Avenue
C. E. Berg
South Cedar Avenue
H. 8
Morgan Street
H. A. Hurd
West Lorain Street
Robert A. Melcher
North Cedar Avenue
George Klermund
Forest Street
Maynard Davidson
Joseph Hungete
Elm Streets
H. E. Shepard
Donola Lee
California
Harold Haugh
Florence M
Elsie Solomons
Ceylon
Miss Solomons
Commission of Education
Mica Fitch
Ceyton
United States
Oberlin College
W.C.A
D. Yocum
Forest
Street
Frank Jin L. Yocum
Ashtabula
Rhert
Wanura Barnes
Marguerite Woodworth
San Francisco
Misa Barnes
Harold S.S. Wood
Clarence T. Craig
Craigs
New Haven
Herbert Nichols
Bruce Davis
Elm Street
Woods
Two Pedestrians Hit By Autos In Elyria
Two pedestrians were injured in separate accidents yesterday in Elyria. Pauline Figlar of 605 Bond Street was struck on Lodi Street around 1 a.m. by a car from Trexel Alley driven by Fred Borges of 559 Lodi Street, suffering leg bruises. Joseph Jones, 6, of 246 Bath Street was knocked down on Lake Avenue at Erie Street by a car driven by Karl Osborn of 1836 Grafton Road at 12:30 p.m., sustaining a chin bruise. Also reported are campaign expense tallies for Roy E. Hultz and C ford G. Strean, with Strean on the Elyria Republican central committee. The board of Elections began official counts of Tuesday’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Figlar
Bond Street
Lodi Street
Karl Osborn
Grafton Road
Roy E. Hultz
Ford G. Strean
Elyria Republican Central Committee
Strean
Board of Elections
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Lausche
Mumber
Ae Btainey
Tommy
Carollyn van Horn
John Yunick
Omaha
Neb
Emiles
United Fresh
R. Smith & CO
Qlie Whl
Soada
Elsing Gay
Army
the Court House
Esther Wooden
Arid
Amicago
Fereipla Alam
Gruin
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Evout
Aderadts
Bothor
Hamedd Gecelege
AMT
Obborn
Osk
Maryane Dellefield
Leraia
Fhane
Leonard Stidley
North Pleasant Street
Gertrude £. Moulton
4. J. Monroe
Monroe
Lewis E. Lord
Oak Street
Miss Monroe
Holmes Delivery
Graein
Adence- Imps
Oscar G, Dunn
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