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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1946

Page

5

Race Is On For Anti Strike Legislation

Congress faces a fast moving push to enact measures that could end or curb strikes linked to the coal industry. Lawmakers weigh options to address John J. Lewis and operators amid a looming coal stoppage. A federal standard for union welfare funds could spark wage and hour talks, while the Case Labor Bill debates its potential to avert strikes.

Washington Congress John J. Lewis Lewis House Jose Senate

Railroads Win National Safety Awards in 1948

Six Class One railroads topped National Safety Council honors for a 31 percent drop in employee accidental deaths last year. Winners include Texas and Pacific, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis, Quit Mobile and Ohio, Bessemer and Lake Erie, Charleston and Western Carolina, Pittsburgh and Shawmut, plus Cleveland Union Terminals in the switching division, with various group and man-hour rates cited.

Chicago Toley National Safety Texas and New Orleans A.ste Nashville, Chattanooga de &J. Louis Mobile and Ohio Railroad Bessemer and Wake Erie Railroad Company Charleston, & Western Caroline Railway Company Pittsburgh & Shawmut Railroad Cleveland Union Terminals Company River Terminal Railway Company

Senate Labor Committee Voids Major House Bill

The Senate Labor Committee rejected most provisions of the House bill, signaling a sharp clash over labor policy. Key proponents in the chamber argued for stronger protections and union support, while opponents warned of overreach and potential economic impact.

Senate, Labor Committee

Program To Increase Lumber Supply Announced

Washington housing expert Wilson W Wyatt unveiled a three point plan to lift lumber output for veterans home construction. The plan includes 15 million dollars for roads in government forests to cut 600000 more board feet, an overcut of timber on government lands to reach up to 200000000 board feet, and preference for building material producers when bids at ceiling prices are equal. Leader may also push government distribution of essential foods.

Nashington Wilson W. Wyatt

Amherst Mother's Day observance by Circle Five guild

Circle Five of the Women's Guild of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. William Youngless hosted with devotions and group singing. They discussed the June meeting details for Circle Five and planned to meet June 18 at Mrs. George Reis's home with Mrs. Conrad Schroeder as co host. A brief program featured readings including Ma's Tools.

Mark Mother's Pay Amherst Circle Five Women's Guild of St. Peter's Women's Guild George Reis Middle Ridge Road Conrad Schroeder Legion Soft U. GB Henor Stone City Eastern Stars H. W. Powers Memorial Stadium Queen City Lorain Pearl Trotter Jane Avenue Club Westesses Ray Wellmes Lawrence Zuspan Ernst Lewis Albert King Raymond Sprague Circle Six St. Peter's Evangelical Sit Reformed Church Allen Erhart Russell Kreeger Merrill Walger Milton Hutton Harold Mischka Myron Northam Women’s Guild Mr. Hutton Frederick Berger Lora County Philip Ickl Ray Maring Meg Walter Mischka Donald Lud WB Amherst Acrie Eagles Counci Amierst Hign Meaivers Rwhcatun Elmer Johnson Post American Legion First Evangelial Church Robert Choate North Main Street

Browns and clubs share spring events and plans

Local society pages recounts a May evening reception for Brownhelm High School alumni and faculty, with honors in contests for ball throwing and clothes hanging. Reports include American Legion Memorial Stadium donations, Memorial Day plans, Eastern Stars activities, and Guilds planning meals and programs for June and July.

Edith Ehrman Rose Youngless Carrie Kreger Tillie Redman Franklin Miller Q. Stilgenbauer Brownheim News Brownheim High School Board of Education WMA J. G. Shell- Man Brownhelm School Oldrich Marty Stick Ada Campbell Pauline Crooks Elaine Stick Emma Newberry Edward Brill Melvin Pippert Jack Keller Don Northeim Raymond Thoms Walter. Park Ethel Abraham Iona Maxwell A. J. Bauer Margarer Hanning Virginia Richmond Melvin Niggle Erwin Bachman DeForest Kelly Robert Koessel John Reinhard Robert Leimbach Howard Hite Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Memorial Stadium Fund Robert Finnegan Donald Dellefield William Unger Legion Cleveland Avenue Crownhill J. Joseph's Middle Ridge Kentleigh Corners

Vandersalls at church parlor event featured speaker

The Vandersalls hosted a social at church parlors with an out of town speaker. Guests included Rev and Mrs Vandersall, Mr and Mrs George Schroeder, Mrs Ray Sick, Mrs William Bryner, Mrs Elmer Baxter and others. Circle Two members were entertained at homes with games and later a soup, honoring Mrs Hurlbut and Mrs Ludwig.

Vandersall Renbeh -Dulé Chilldren George Schroeder Ray Sick William Bryner Elmer Baxter Tes.t Ann's Society St. Joseph's Catholic Church J. Joch J. Saris George Nagel J. Strohmeier Prank Hurlbut Nettie Ludwig Hurlbut Neumeister Rocky Ridge J. N. Holghauer Conrad Zilch John Ludwig Mary Hanchette J. Croll Matherine Schmitkons Louise Schmitkons Adelaide

Heads Of Arab States Invited To Conference

Arab teachers say King Farouk of Egypt aims to halt a swing toward Hassia as he invites Arab heads to a conference on Palestine and other questions. They expect no Soviet help in Palestine and view this as countering Russian influence in the Middle East. Egyptian fear of Soviet claims in Libya and approval of British evacuation shape reactions.

Jerusalem Farouk Egypt Hassia Palestine Arab Higher Committee Middle East Libyia Britain United States Uzzat Tannous Tenfious Stalin

New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library

The Elyria Library lists new additions Friday across General titles including The Newspaper, Tis Making and Its Meaning by the New York Times and Personality and the Family by Hart, The New Covenant commonly called the New Testament, I Have Seen God Work In China by Eddy, How To Spend Wisely by Hamblen, The Case Against the Admirals by Hine, Careers in Social Service by Steele, and The Aircraft Annual.

Lst Elyria Library New York Times Hart China Eddy Hamblen Hine Steele

Anthology notes and fiction list from a 1940s magazine

The excerpt lists multiple book titles and authors across fiction and essays. It includes works such as Success on the Small Palm by Pearson and New Cities for Old by Justement, with other pieces by Snead Seagrave Alsop Crabb Dick Golding Hull Mason Stoddard Tuttle and Wetherell, plus a Panama Passage and Dead Center among entries.

Pearson Justement Snead Seagrave Alsop Panama Passage Chidsey the Saint Cloud Crabb Elsie Silver Golding Hull Lordship Lane Mason Sheep River Stoddard Tuttle Wetherell

Route 20 resurfacing contract awarded to Ohio Engineering Co

The state highway department awarded a $44,695 low bid to Ohio Engineering Co for resurfacing 31.4 miles of Route 20 from Ridgeville center east to the Cuyahoga county line. State Highway Director Perry Ford announced the award. Money order service between the United States and Czechoslovakia has been resumed.

Ridgeville Center Cuyahoga County State Highway Department The Ohio Engineering Co Perry Ford United States Czechoslovakia

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