Strike Disrupts Bus Service Across Nine States
SHREVEPORT LA Strike disrupts Southern Trailways Bus Line service as 1,200 drivers and mechanics quit at midnight after stalled New York contract talks. Buses tied up in Louisiana Arkansas Texas Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Illinois Kentucky Missouri. union officials cite expired contract and failed negotiations.
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Shreveport
Southern Trailways
New York
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Amat Ramaled Transit Workers Union
CAFLI
Olta
International Union
Delkite
Hens Must Speed Up Production
Washington reports the Agriculture Department warns poultrymen to boost output. Chief Ter Mahlhen urges culling hens laying fewer than 15 eggs monthly. He says hens failing to meet the quota should not be fed so surplus grain can go to famine areas. Produce or be culled.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Woo
Termahlen
Department
Ohio Treasury Reports $207,553,465.32 Balance
State Treasurer Dan H. Ebright announced week ending May 4 prepaid tax receipt sales of 1,826,047 versus 1,481,406 a year earlier. Total tax and other receipts since January stood at 20,843,701.95 on May 1, with 22,901,637.94 in 1945. A May 10 balance in the treasury was 207,553,465.32.
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Columbus
Dan H. Ebright
Ebright
Man Found Dead In Locked Automobile Near Cincinnati
A man tentatively identified as Claude A Wegener of Detroit was found dead in a locked car in Sharon Woods near Cincinnati. Papers listed Wegener as WIBK Detroit auditor and office manager. A note to Alice with safety deposit box instructions was found. a deputy broke a window, smelled gas, and found rat poison and paste. Coroner to test for carbon monoxide. investigation ongoing. Police in Elyria set May 18 to June 30 for traffic safety checks focusing on vehicle condition and crash risks.
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Cincinnati
Claude A. Wegener
Detroit
Sharon Woods
Wegener
WIBK
Alice
Herbert P. Lyle
Lawsuit over fatal bus crash in Lorain filed for 50000
Anthony Garbo as administrator of Sam Garbo's estate sues Employees Transit Lines for 50000 after Sam Garbo 75 was killed while riding a bicycle on Elytin and Zit streets Lorain when struck by a company bus. The action seeks widow's and children's rights. Also listed are divorce, attorney fee, and insurance actions arising from regional cases.
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Anthony Garbo
Sam Garbo
Lorain
Transit Lines
Duc. Lorain
Elytin Avenus
Zit Strees Lorain
Judge recalls first time he struck a man in court
In Gary Indiana Judge Homer F. Sothern described the incident where a man assaulted Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. Devine during a divorce hearing. The judge restrained the assailant, who faced contempt charges, a 90 day sentence and a $200 fine.
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Gray
Judge
Gary
Howie
Oman
Homer
Judes
Underwood
Norma Devine
Gane
Plains Atters Ney
Local Republican Party Selects Leaders Amid Debate over Representation
The party reorganized its central committee after an election of a chairman, unloosening contest with Sarah Smith reelected as vice chair and Jeune Collins as secretary. Strean’s reelection as leader drew support for strong leadership, while a proposed expansion of the executive committee to 23 members sparked contention over proportional representation among Ely, Lorain, and surrounding areas.
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Hultz
Strean
Lord Sai
Ulea
Tiron Sandards
Carl Cutis
Patersny
Ural
Petty
Sears
Republican Gourty Executive
Lorain
Elysia
Buster
Mogit
Spriosen
Ely
Hirricks
al F
Robert W. Butts
Sandusky
Bellevue
Avr
Avra Lake
Chatham LAJDY BANQUET CHATHAM SENIOR CLASS NOTES
The 1948 Chatham High School senior class held a May 1 banquet in the Methodist church hall with red and white decor and candles. Activities included a party at the College for a theatre party, a supper at Lodi Community Park, and a later banquet at the church auditorium. Festivities continue with a May 17 freshmen party and a May 26 commencement weekend, ending with a ball game and the senior banquet in the church auditorium.
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Chatham
Chatham High School
Akran
Mendis
Baldie Wallace College
Fapalty
Lodi
Saturdis
Bavtoek
Noo
Wal Gorleta
A. Tot
Nav Pari
Albert Hattucen
Raay River
Donna Schevferstie
Death Record PETER ROBERTS WILSON
Peter Roberts Wilson died at the Colburn home on Pasatena Avenue after a two and a half month illness. Born August 4, 1868 in New Baltimore New York, he was a widower and brother of Mrs. George Colburn. He leaves two sisters Mrs. Colburn and Mrs. N.R. Reardon of Mont Royal Quebec. Burial plans include Sudto- Curtis Funeral Home services and shipment to Ra- Venn for Saturday services with interment at Chestnut Lawn cemetery.
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Peter Roberts Wilson
George Colburn
Colburn
Pasatena Avenue
New Baltimore
N. Y
Fragmented OCR Summary of Historical News Item
An OCR readout discusses railway, defense, and labor themes with mentions of War Doves, coal strikes, and industrial tensions. It references figures such as Johnean and Durcetur and organizations including the Brotherhood of Looinetiye Fireman Ragu. The text is garbled and contains many placeholders and unclear terms.
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Frderiel
Brotherhood of Looinetiye
Ragutrey
Johnean
Award Prizes For Work In Chemistry Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh section of the American Chemical Society awarded prizes for outstanding chemistry work. First prize went to William Simon, 16, of Taylor Alderdice High School. second prize to Thomas A. Speer, 18, of Penny Two High. third prize to Wanner and James W. Bates, 17, of Steubenville High School. Elwood G. Sanner, 14, of Somerset High School, received a $30 cash prize for the chemistry exhibit at the senior division fair at Buhl Planetarium. Nearly 1200 students participated in the chemistry exhibit competition.
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Pittsburgh
American Chemical Society
Priets
Prudents
Willam Simon
Taylor Alderdice High School
Thomas A. Speer
Penny Two
Wanner
James W. Bates
Steubenville, C
Witner
Larrels
Elwood G. Sanner
Somerset Hig School
Somerset
Seiice
Buhl Planetarium
Akron Chemist Takes College Appointment
West Wilmingon Pa news reports Dr. Eugene George Haas of Akron named chair of West Winter College chemistry department. He succeeds Dr. Edward Metcalf moving to Johns Hopkins University. Haas has been an instructor at Akron University Pittsburgh Vanderbilt and served as senior research chemist during the war.
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New Wilmington
West Winter College
Robert F. Galbreath
Eugene George Haas
Akron
Qas
Haas
Edward Metcalf
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
B. F. Goodrich Co
Jin Akron
Akron University
University of Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt University
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Prices at noon from United Press show mixed gains and declines across sectors. Rail and industrials advance while utilities and consumer staples edge lower, with notable activity in Kurdy's, Glidden, and Kroger, and several motor stocks showing modest gains.
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United Press
Elyrians Attend Funeral Of Well Known Norwalk Elk
Members of the Elyria Elks Lodge attended the Norwalk funeral of Jack Laz a prominent Ohio Elk and frequent Elyria visitor He was past exalted ruler of the Norwalk lodge most district deputy of the order and a post side president of the Ohio Elks Association Attending from Florida were for Reser Cay Kotte Jim Arminge Jake Shafer Dan Koethe and Franis Hager The White Rose Gospel Singers touring the area will perform at Jones Chapel AJM EE church Bo poe Mas 17 open to the public.
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Elyria Elks Lodge
Norwalk
Jack Laz
Ohio
White Rose Gospel Singers
Jones Chapel Ajm. EE
Bo Poe
H. L. Anderson
Veterans War Services Near Cleveland High School
A veterans daily program will open June 17 at East Technical High School Cleveland offering accelerated academic and technical courses from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. five days weekly for eight weeks. Enrollment details are with the Cleveland Board of Education veterans division. The House Military Affairs Committee approved retroactive leave pay up to 120 days for enlisted men. pay is based on discharge day earnings, but legislation is not yet enacted. Surplus property sales will reserve items for veterans for personal or business use, including certain vehicles and office equipment, with proof of honorable discharge required. Veterans’ offices are listed at Union Commerce Building Cleveland, Ohio, and Elyria’s Veterans’ Service Center is receiving listings from the War Assets Administration.
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East Technical High School
Cleveland
Veterans’ Division
Cleveland Board of Education
House
Military Attias Committee
Koehpergan
Senate
Hus Ness
War Assets Administration
Veterans’ Branch
Union Commerce Building
Ninth & Euclid
Ohio
Elyria’ Veterans’ Service Center
Attends Mother's Tea and Local Nemesis Notices
Miss Marilyn Lyndes attended a conversion event in Thelda representing the Elyria Beta Sigma Phi chapter. Other notes mention funeral attendances for Reland Amber and visits by various families, including Mrs. Seward Freed of Jackson, Mrs. Andrews and family, and extended relatives from Detroit and Cleveland, plus societal greetings and travel.
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Warren Andrews
Scarlett Inas
Joan
Chicago
Andrews
W. S. Bamford
Potts
C. C. Maple
Wolhaina
Detroit
James Savers
Betrice Wise
Medina
Lyndesverte
AL Tertellard
Z Young
Flore
Melos Dopese
Frank Jenesse
Cleveland
C. McNtt
Elgina
Claxton Smith
Rabinsei
Thought Has No Sex in Public Life
A column discusses Clare Booth Luce and Mary Beard, noting Luce argues thought has no sex and women vs men in public life. Beard’s book challenges traditional gender roles, claiming women historically ruled the world and would still lead, while debates on equality and influence continue.
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Mail
Jare Booth Lute
Mrs. Luce
Clare Booth Luce
Mrs Beard
Will Build Dwellling Permit Issued for 260 Prospect Street
Building inspector Hart Dickason said Harold Denn received a permit for a new frame dwelling at 260 Prospect Street. Denn will award contracts to bidders with a total cost of about 8,000 dollars.
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Louisiana
Harold Denn
Prospect Street
Hart Dickason
Denn Willo Ls
Bork
Markets and stalled talks cloud postwar hopes
A garbled market list shows vegetables and prices while a winded report notes brief, perfunctory meetings on Germany and Italian armistice revisions. The main item is the conference ending in failure, with the American delegation unhappy but relieved the Russians gained nothing major after three weeks of talks.
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Mertings Tau
Windigs
Tudiy
Germany
Ttalian Armishee Terns
Esracs
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Tom Connally
D. Wex
United States
Five ships due to arrive today with 3100 servicemen
Five ships were scheduled to reach U S ports today carrying more than 3100 servicemen. At New York St Albany Victory from Bremen 604 troops to unload. San Francisco Arthur Middleton from Pearl Harbor 851 naval personnel. Oneida from Tokyo 1407 naval personnel. Titania from Subic Bay 249 naval personnel. Merapi from Taku nine naval personnel.
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United Press
U. S
Bue
New York
St. Albany
Mystery surrounds automobile mishap north of Oberlin
A car bearing a Bill Edwards RD 3 Ebria sad 120 feet on the pavement overturned into a ditch and sheared a utility pole on Route 10 north of Oberlin. Deputies found no driver at the scene and no bloodstains. Witnesses said a youth fled the overturned car as Oberlin police hunted for the driver.
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Bill Edwards
Ebria
Route 10
Oberlin
Shen Walter Springowski
Eerwards
Ardiment
Oberhn
Indicted For Murder In Henderson Kentucky
Henderson Ky Mrs Bea trice Beattie 33 and Lester Downs 35 were indicted for the willful murder of Beattie's husband Charles Beattie. They and others will be arraigned before Judge Marin L Blackwell Friday. The report also notes local scouting events and remarks on leadership and civic duties amid wartime production comments.
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Henderson, Ky
Beatrice Beattie
Lester Downs
Charles Beattie
Cutina
Viverman
Ohin
Idge Marin L. Blackwell
Honndson Ciail
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Vialistons
Ary Sutak
Emul
P.S. Crampton
Attar
Frank Bauer
Avert
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James C Day
Canton
Egacnet
Farmers Mutual Home Insuranc Co
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Texas Des Corpte Christe
Inrens
Ontity
Tiralth
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rAcme
Banter
Lori
Tadao
Lestar
Elsra
Reno
Wintman
Hebert
Alvin Brooks
Alvin, Brooks
Kipten
Sedgeman Funeral Home
Oberho
Wilbur Geist
Obedin
Maple Grove
Cen.stery
Vermilion
Amste E
Gormley
Amherst
Anutha Evelyn Gormiey
Elyrien
Pearl Street
A. Om
Amherstream Elyriath
St. Joseph's Catholic
John
Beverly Jedi
Rose Marie
Donald
Richard
Charles
Mra. N. Krigzel
Miaurige
James Smith
Hiragk
Calvary Cemery
Joe Fostoria
Dale C Herbert
Fostoria Hight
Boss’ Work
Luis Jr
If Waa Reperil Ven
Tnt Fea
Lewes
Ioon
Des Moines
Francis R. Linn
Linn
Vnnele Sam
Ford
Tyo
Elyvia
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Standley Zlatkowski
Els Moschke
Bell Avenue
Warren Latin
Lod Street
Furnace Street
West River
Thomas McGeachie
McGeachie
Tom
Central
Union Pacific
Amer Gate
Amer Tobacco Co
S.e
Amer
Glidden Coeh
Kroger
Hadia Corp
Copper & Mines
Avnaceous Kennecott Cup
Tive Podianka
Jught
Col Gas & Blow
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Sav
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Weinstein Optometrist
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Glasaes
Vic Sever
Broad St
Poune
Daniel A. Poling
Dre
Basuy
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
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Levain
Wakeman
Jack Willams
Bill Ortmen
Deane Visber
Amarg
Navy
George Reubel
A. P. Arbert
Bat Cusky
Arthur C. Hattrocks
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Bowale
Dean
Dane
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