Senate Drives On For Bill To Curb Unions
Senate accelerates toward stringent labor law restricting unions amid heated debate. Byrd amendment seeks to ban employer welfare funds and set caps on mine payroll distributions while six Republican and Southern Democrat amendments target strikes, public utilities, and union liability. Cloture petition filed. vote expected Saturday to limit debate and speeches.
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Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Joseph H. Aall
Minn
Robert A. Taft
Tf Alexander Smith
Nod
Ball
Apeak
Candidates For Sanitary Police Officer Interviewed
The Elydly Board of Health interviewed three candidates for sanitary police officer but deferred the appointment until next Tuesday night. The candidates were those certified by the Civil Service Board as high in the recent examination. Jack Baird serves temporarily as sanitary officer after Gerald Stang’s resignation until a new appointment is made. The board also deferred action on appointing a new office secretary to succeed Norma Stiegman Carman, whose resignation has not yet been accepted. The monthly meeting date was moved from Friday to Tuesday.
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Elydly Board of Health
Sanitary Police oMcer
Civil Service Board
Jack Baird
Sanitary Oacer
Gerald F. Stang
Civil Service
Thew Shovel Company Declares Regular Dividend
Thew Shovel Company holders of record at the close of business on June 1 will receive a regular preferred dividend. The dividend is set at 1.78 dollars per share, authorized at a Tuesday meeting announced today by Robert A. Miller secretary.
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Thew Shovel Company
Bucinese
R.bo Milter
Elaby-Tredss
Coroner Blames Self in Wallow Fatality Case
Coroner Clyde Hardesty reports self-inflicted death address in Bellarre area involving Wa Ulanowski and a 509 year-old father figure. Court sentences total funds of 1500 to winners at Bellarre court. Compensation for ANJUIBS stele in mine accident remains unrecovered. The swoa were convicted and sentenced, with money not recovered.
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Bellaire
Belmondo
Clyde Hardesty
Ulanowski
Bellarre
Accadeny
Swoa
Ohio
Roll Call On The Restriction Of Welfare Funds
Washington report on Senate roll call adopting the Byrd amendment to limit welfare funds. The tally shows Democrats and Republicans supporting or opposing the amendment with numerous named senators listed.
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Washington
Senate
Bankshead
Byrd
Connally
Eastland
Fulbright
George
Gerry
Hatch
Hoey Johnston
Husden
Mall
Huffman
Magnuson
McFarland
Mitchell Murdock Murras
Myers
Omahoney
Pepjet Taylor
Thomas
Utah
Cubs to Celebrate 10th Anniversary Pack 105 Event
Preparations for Cub Pack 105 10th anniversary are nearly complete with attendees including BW Starten Fiuelands Area Cave Boy Stauit James F Bennett and Perlel L White deputy executive of Region Four BSA. The anniversary dinner and pack meeting are at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the First Congregational Church with Whitehead as guest. Cubs will graduate to Boy Scout troops including James McCord and James South to Troop 156 Todd Pudor to Preap WS Chant Inger KOLI Ata Prayp 18 Jack Funk to another troop. Several awards will be presented to Cubs and former Cubs and their parents and to Boy Scouts and former Scouts. Youth and leaders from Elyria attending the dinner at the Craystone Hotel tonight.
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Starten
Fiuelands
James FL Bennett
Perlel L. Whitehead
Region Pour
Boy Scouts of America
Elyria
Craystone
Whitehead
First Congregational Charen
James McCord
James South
Todd Pudor
Koll Ata
Jack Funk
the Park
Ubs
Industrial and Rail Stock and Curb Quotations Listed
Continued from page one the stock and curb quotations feature rails and industrials with names like Arkans Cary and Natl Distillers across a dense list. The piece notes potential drastic controls if a rail strike persists into Monday and discusses curtailment plans, integration of electric power, and state utility commission actions to cut electric consumption amid coal shortages and power concerns.
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Falck
Conservaton
Fastern
Mertackey
Rether
Muse
Issippi
Minsnesold
Towa
Missouri
Iowa Boy Wins Spelling Title
John McKinney of Woodbine Iowa won the national spelling bee after 28 rounds, correctly spelling the final word sem aphore. Contestants from 19 states competed, lasting about two and a half hours with tense moments as Miss McCarthy failed on larecid and McKinney clinched victory.
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Washington
John McKinney
Woodbine
Nationa
Mary McCarthy
McKinney
Miss McCarthy
Aphore
Lexie Dean
Passaic
Cinetance Fogle
Akron
Ale
Erma Lee
Cleveland
Aphirs Sm
Yardmasters To Stay On Jobs In America
CHICAGO The Railroad Yardmasters of America representing seven percent of the nation's yardmasters offered members to remain at work and charged that threats and pressure were used to force a walkout. President M. G. Shack said the union would first deny threats. No strike has been ordered, and members under union agreements will continue their normal duties.
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Chicago
America
M. G. Shack
Brotherhood
Amer‘ Kee
Shack
Thes Organization
Nue
Two Are Killed By Missouri Tornado
Two people died when a tornado struck the southerly suburbs last night. Holmes Park and the neighboring Hickman Mall area suffered the heaviest damage with homes and a commercial building leveled.
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Missouri
Kansas
Thiough
Holmes Park
Hickman
New York Central Station Quiet Amid Elyria Strike
Elyria reports a near standstill as the New York Central line halts passenger service and most freight movement, with a few prestrike trains passing. The notice on the bulletin board says no trains until further notice, while bus and car traffic increases and mail delivery shifts to Star Route trucks and limited local handling.
Strike Curtails Postal System
Washington reports a rail strike crippling postal operations nationwide. Priority is given to Formidable plane and motor carrier spares, but essential items take precedence, hampering mail traffic. An order to bar post offices from accepting anything but air and first class mail is being prepared and some postmasters act locally.
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Washington
Postoffics Department
An Ordee
Wallace declares Truman to run for reelection
Henry A. Wallace told reporters in Brooklyn that he will support President Truman and expects him to seek reelection in 1944 He spoke at a Jewish community council meeting and asserted Truman’s candidacy in the coming year.
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New York
Scriptors of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Trueman
Wallace
Lafardia Feld
Naminagan Wallace
On Jewish Community Council
Brooklyn
Nine Summoned For Jury Service In Lorain
The Lorain Clerk of Courts H. E. Agale announced nine additional persons summoned for common pleas court jury service starting Monday. Names include Harold Rickel Veronica Surdoch Lena Tosa Albert Stegman Elysius Adam byl nightly Oberling Ruth Moir Anna Dantcki Stephan Hele Agnes Jones.
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Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agale
Harold Rickel
Columbus Street
Veronica Surdoch
Bath Street
Lena Tosa
Grattan Road
Albert Stegman
Carmmell Avenue
Elysius Adam “Bydneski
Oberling Ruth Moir
Anna Dantcki
Stephan the Hele
Court Notes On Local Divorces And Lawsuits In Lorain
Robert Bishop of Amherst sues for divorce from Virginia alleging neglect and cruelty. married 1938 with two children, Margaret Cuteft and George Livensparger. James Rounds files for divorce from Alza Taborn, married 1981, on neglect and cruelty. Regina Raginski seeks divorce from Edmund and restoration of former name Stelmax. married 1941. Personal Finance Co. sues Kennarth Hall of Lorain for 497 dollars with request to freeze real estate in settlement.
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Robert Bishop
Amherst
Virginia
California
Margaret Cuteft
Tevain
Robert
Cy. Loreain
Kennarth Hall of
Lorain
Alza Taborn
North Street
Tron James Mn
Regina Raginski
Edmund On
Subscription List Bears Date of 1829
A fragment notes a 1849 subscription sheet for repairing the Then house. George Ely estate referenced. Shaw’s total contributions listed as $400. Contributions include fifteen dollars and days work totaling $250 plus a note for $300.
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Mowe
George Ely
Shaws
Girls Die in Officers' Rooms Report From City
Fragmented text reports deaths of two women, unclear location. Mentions of officers rooms and a foreign city, with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a tragedy linked to a police or military setting, but details are not coherent.
Markets section overviewing produce on terminal market
A fragmented list of vegetables and produce items with prices and notes on market activity. Items mentioned include arassets such as asparagus beets mushrooms turnips radishes cabbage lettuce onions tomatoes and various regional produce. Prices shown include several dollar figures and unit mentions, reflecting a bustling terminal market snapshot.
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
George Dunfee 84 residing with cousin Ford Ref enning died at their East River Street home after a long illness. formerly of Angola, he moved to Elyria in 1998. Margaret H Johns died after a long illness at 320 Woodland Avenue, body at Sudras Curtis Funeral Home. services in Pa. George Guignette involved. John Henry Boil Amherst, 83, died at 840 East, veteran of WWI, survived by family. services at Zich Funeral Home. Ralph Slim Cain of Oberlin, 48 North Park Street, died at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. survived by wife Isabel and daughter Duis Goiske. services at Sedpe-Manga. grave at Westwood Cemetery with Masonic rites. Fire crews extinguished driftweed and debris fire near 9 Smith Court. children blamed, but prevented spread. Permit issued to remodel first floor at 216 Furnace Street from five to four apartments. cost estimated by Building Hart Dickason.
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George Punfer
George Dunfee
Ford Refenning
East River Street
Retenning
Naan Tuday
Angola
Nyi
Ely Ray
Sudras Curtis
Margaret H. Johns
Brauchsoy
George Guignette
Woodland Avenue
Pennsynsania
John Henry Boil Amherst
John Henry Ann
Elyria Avenue
Tast
Brownheln
Lora
American Crucible Products Campuy
Germany
First Evan Relical Church
Angherst
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Christina
Carl Wenrich
Amherst
Neate
Harvey
Archue
William of
Pittsfield
Mig. Franchapps
Magen
Mich
Herman O. Witt
Myra
John H. Witt
Fred Berger
South Amherst
Zich
Vanderswil
First Evangelical Church Oiclating
Brownhelm
Ralph
Slim) Cain
Ralph ‘Shim’ Cain
North Park Street
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
ALT. Cure
Furnace Street
Hart Dickason
Veterans memorial roll calls and organizing groups
A civic notice lists veterans from various wars and the affiliated groups and auxiliaries. It names Spanish American War veterans and post members, Marine and Army units, Air Force and Navy associations, and auxiliary organizations such as Daughters of the American Revolution and Women’s Relief Corps, detailing posts and districts and noting organizational chairs and organist.
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First Congregational Church
Carhton A. Squire
Hervey VT Brown
Charles R Cuming Willan Hunter
Ridph
A. Osbern
Eugene R. Kenny
Walter al Atoinski
Tegunidd RK
Tee Frans J. Ode
Edward F Poster
Lattes M. Powell
Ambrose Horney
George Thompson
Abt
Dod
Philip CL Haag
Ae J. Shepard
Marine
Ifs Veter
Wild War
Ned Wo
Abroamus CoBurpebe Jr
Devi Regt
Rakes and
Viatiert Rein
George Day
Arreriena Faffgien
United Spanish War
Misvhia Veterans of
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Relief Corps
Uamion Veterans
Luties
Grand Army of the Republic
Song of Union Vettras
United Spanish War Veterans Xiliary
American Legion
Efens
Disabled Amerint War Veterans Auxiliary
Avy Corps
Calf Deaths Prompt Barn Ventilation Upgrades
At Missouri experimental dairy farm calfhood pneumonia killed more than 9 percent of calves over years. A new calf barn with a modern straw-lift ventilation system and insulated floors reduced pneumonia deaths, with 88 calves dying in the old setup before the change. In Oregon tests high humidity in hatching egg storage boosted hatchability by about five percent. Eggs aged 1 to 14 days, turned daily, weighed substantially less under high humidity than under normal conditions.
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Missouri Experimental Dairy Farm
Oregon Experiment Station
Hay making costs per ton by method in Missouri study
Missouri Experiment Station compared labor and equipment costs to put up a ton of hay, excluding mowing. Methods include own pickup baler at 1.44, stationery baler, tractor buckrake with stacker, horse sweep rake with stacker at 31.53, horse sweep rake with hand stacking at 81.67, and hand handling totaling 1.73 per ton. Prices reflect prevailing local labor rates and 10 per hour per horse labor charge.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Potatoes for cows tested at Cornell experiment station
Cornell Experiment Station reports that aurplus and cull potatoes can replace part of roughage for dairy cows. Raw potatoes should be fed cut or chopped to reduce choking risk. if abundant they may be chopped into the silo with about 10 pounds of chopped dry hay per 100 pounds of potatoes. Odor in milk is avoided by feeding after milking.
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Cornell Experiment Station
West Virginia
Mixed results from 2 4 D weed killer trials in Idaho
Idaho Experiment Station reports limited success with a new 2 4 D weed killer. Many weeds revived after treatment, including 82 percent of bindweed and 71 percent of whitetop, while dandelions show near complete kill. Lawn use endorsed only for dandelions and rat tail plantain. Guidance on timing before planting vegetables and flowers is given.
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Idaho
Nine More Traffic Arrests By Deputy
The sheriff department's traffic campaign resulted in nine more arrests by Deputy Sheriff C. K Mack yesterday, totaling 20 in three days. Ten arrested yesterday were arraigned before Justice Richard Band, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Names include Arthur Anthorp of Lansing and Robert Barkley of Cleveland for failure to make safety stops on Routes 10 and LaPorte. Seven arrests to be arraigned today. some near Lake and Elyria avenues. A separate incident reports a car crash at 1055 pm near a Black River bridge. Archer claimed sleepiness caused the collision. Ruth Qekajig, 44, was injured by a dog in a different incident on Bell Avenue while the dog retrieved a ball.
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C. K Mack
Justice
Peace Richard Band
Arthur Anthorp
Lansing
Mich
Robert Barkley
Cleveland
LaPorte
Lake Avenue
Elyria Avenue
Vheck
James Elemes
Hotel Plans To Set Cats For Travelers On Ballroom Floor
A Columbus hotel reported plans to install care in its ballroom tonight as the railroad strike scrambled reservation schedules. All of the city’s major hotels reported confusion when guests who had planned to leave last night or today were unable to check out. Managers did not know whether several scheduled conventions would be held or run. Numerous requests were received for rooms from persons stranded when their trains were halted at Union Station. A state high school athletic tournament so jammed one hotel that guests slept three and four to a room last night.
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New York Central
Elyria
RKO
Graystone
Elgria
Cleveland
California
Focal Station
A. D. Strong
Elyvia
Cr. Sartar
Oberlin
Kipton
Wakeman
Collins
Amsherst
Vermilion
Huron
Sant
Veere
Sartor
Lerain
I Treck
Columbus
Union Station
Russian Troops Leave Iran Confirmed by Ghavami Announcement
Premier Ahmad Ghavam said a note from Soviet Ambassador Tyanitsukov confirmed that all Russian troops had departed Iran by May 3. A separate police report notes damage to a boat in the Relay Service Co. yard at 401 Clare Street, with possible chalk marks on the deck and claimed value around 25.
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Tehran
Ahmad Ghavam
Tyan ‘Sadtukov
Vie
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Harry FL Asrd
John &, Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Federal Security Administrator
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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Frank J. Lausche
Schein Ill
Frank
United Press
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Y Central Vk Co
Penna U4
Sa Railway Industrials
Armen Cary Beeee Eee
MOG Briggs Miz
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Tay Bordensay Com Solvents Fassik Ny A Cuslow & Sed Natl Distillers Ral
Asner Red
Eaton Mfg Co
Ele Chess
Lurasd
Tanabi Mont Ward Ia
Poor & Jan Paily Bararrenet & TA Rati
Big Jaears Roe
Laas
Bia
Wastees
Abd Wiendustry
Perea Ting Am
Mike Lemur
Ted Tata
AQUA
Tan
Exen
Mediane and Surgery
Iowa
P.R. Smith & CO
Lowell
God Bunds
Blying
N.Y.C
Truman
George Livensparger
Brantra
D A. Cook
Kassel
Umilo Whales
Armaragus
Rauighes
Brubarb
Waterchess
Peck Baranta
River Credit
Smith Court
Bit
Meg
PTT Ee
H .Archer
R. I 1
Black Risov
Rowe
Tia
Archer
Rhutes
Ruth Qekajig
Bellesenue
Arsin Limpard
Courtland Street
Iran
South Amics Ws
Sedgeman Oral
Ohno
Dr. M
Weinstein
Affrig Ag
Bilver
Broad Street
Phang
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