Emergency Labor Bill Grants Sweeping Powers
Washington reports an emergency labor bill proposed by President Trit fhan, granting broad powers during government seizure of industry. The measure allows setting operation resumption deadlines, wage and work conditions, and imposes penalties including fines, imprisonment, and possible Army induction for noncompliance. Net proceeds would benefit the government, with authority expiring June 30 unless halted earlier by Congress or presidential action.
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Washington
Trit Fhan
House
Senate
Congress
Court Arraigns Three Motorists and Dismisses Suit
Justice of the Peace Rich ard arraigned three motorists for traffic violations with fines ranged from five to ten dollars plus costs. A breach suit by Bam Yaskiel against Spang Baking Co. was settled and dismissed. Additional cases covered intoxication fines, a dog bite incident, a divorce filing, and probate notices detailing Wellington estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Yaskiel
The
Spang Baking Co
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
A string of death notices for Eark Hebi of Lakewood and others from Elyria including Mrs. Jean Nehafer and Lloyd Schafer family, plus Barney McQueen, Grant Vo Fromme, Marie Ellen Lang, and John E. Denman Wakeman. Details cover ages, birthplaces, survivors, funeral homes, and tentative funeral arrangements.
Auto Cuts Off Pole Driver Taken By Police
Mex Komis, 34, of Griswold road, released Saturday after four days for intoxication, faced a new charge driving while under the influence. Arraigned before Mayor Agate, fined 50 with costs, six month driving suspension in Elyria. Police traced a damaged car to several locations after it struck a utility pole and escaped multiple times before officers finally detained him. The vehicle overheated, stalled, and later a deputy found the intoxicated driver attempting to start a wrecked car. He was jailed for nonpayment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex Komis
Griswold Road
Agate
Elyria O
Kopis
Poice
East Rives Stipe
Chestnut Ridge Road
Dew J Hurst Road
Palice
Broad and Water
James Hisgie
Russell Payne
West River
Third Street
West River Street
15Thstreet
Kops
Streamliner Derailment Injures Several in Arkansas
In LITTLE ROCK Ark the eastbound Rocket Rock Island Streamliner derailed near Screeton. Company officials reported several injuries but no fatalities. Brakeman E G Rockwell of Memphis said the derailment affected all cars except the engine and the first baggage car, with a broken rail ripping up about 200 feet of track before the train halted.
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Little Rock
Ark
Rock Island Streamliner
Screeton
E G. Rockwell
Memphis
Fined For Intoxication In Public Case
Thomas Foreman, 240 West River Avenue, was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned in a public court today. He was tested on Broad Street at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Thomas Foreman
West River Avert
Broad Street
May Has Been A Rainy Month in Columbus
The weather report notes May 4 was the only sunny day so far. Rainfall totals reach 3.61 inches, above the monthly average, with five other days mostly cloudy and no significant precipitation. Forecasters anticipate lighter showers and warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Columbus
Rainell
Weather Bureau
Elks and wives host birthday dinner and dance
Elyria Fike Lodge members with April and May birthdays celebrated at a regular dinner Saturday night with wives. Vic Resar presented motion pictures after the dinner. About 1500 attended a dancing party in the ballroom. the next dance is planned in two weeks, according to Hesar.
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Elyvia
Markets and Quotations From U S Department of Agriculture
A garbled 1920s style market report lists prices for produce including cucumbers lettuce tomatoes and radishes, plus quotes for grain futures. It notes firm or unsettled conditions in various markets and provides soybeans and corn prices. Names of towns or departments appear in broken form.
Raise In Dairy Prices Expected By Government Agencies
Washington officials from the Office of Economic Stabilization and three agencies prepared to announce price increases on dairy items. Milk would rise about one cent a quart, butter 10 to 12 cents a pound, and cheese five cents a pound. A butter fat limit for ice cream and whipped cream may be included, amid interagency debate.
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Weshington
Office of Economic Stabilizatin Snd
Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Administration
OFS
ORS
Veterans housing drive reveals severe local shortage
The Veterans Center reports housing stress among area veterans with many doubled up or living in substandard or nonresidential spaces. Seventy-six applications show 62 doubled up, 16 forced moves, 9 in substandard homes, and other hardships. Local residents are urged to help, with filing hours set and discharge certificates required.
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Veterans’ Center
Mayee
Veterans
Capt
Kirby
Elyria
Marines urged to wear uniforms for Memorial Day parade
Elyria veterans urged uniform dress for Memorial Day parade with organizers Nick Kolopos and Milan Bendik stating Marines should wear overseas caps and winter service uniforms. Parade line up set on West Avenue between Broad and Second Streets at 2:96 p.m. Thursday. Separate traffic accidents reported on Abbe Road and West Avenue with multiple vehicles damaged. no serious injuries noted.
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Marine Corps
Elyria
Nick Kolopos
Milan Bendik
Marine Vecerens
West Avenue
Broad
Second Streets
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Local Court
Lawrence Monbrough of 428 West Third street was fined 19 and costs for reckless driving after an arrest for failure to make safety stops on Third Street at Court Street and West Avenue. Two others were arrested over the weekend for reckless driving, including William Cerlan and Orval Lancaster. A separate incident involved a car driven by Mrs King Fauver whose vehicle was damaged on Broad Street when struck by a truck owned by Lehman Cottage Co and driven by Watter Loercher.
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Justice of the Peace Richard
Albert Davis
Elyria
Elyria Avenue
Charles Nelson
M.D
Elyrta
William Robinson
Oberlin
Mary Stevenson
Wellington
Mabel Evens
Rutty Haynes
Hfe
Massy
Sacred Heart
Irotdale Street
Richard Kneen
Eugene Milller
John Boysen
Allan Tords
Arlene Patval
Netty Waracskar
Hoxemary Reeds
Sweet Pens
Swansonia
Swane Sonia
Rosemary Kevacs
Jean Marie Kirsh
Merrion Smith
Joan Wright
Patricia Chaffee
Tarbara Yarsa
Joan Kaseo
Shirley Chanlar
Marche Kavacs
Moglatene Fusa
Barehka Trott
Margaret Varga
Ivan
Miss Patrak
Miss Baracska
Joseph Roysan
Sug
Marianne Botos
Emma Grob
Helety Botog
Kulman Viasza
Malvina Hasza
J. S. Zekany
Hickenbottom
Mar-guerite Mole
W. E. Rose
Abbe Road
Gladys Perchland
Charles Coyne Cleveland
East Bridge Street
Earl Kaylor
Foster Avenue
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Hilda Coates
Chestnut Street
Clayton Cook
R. D. Oberlin
Taylor Street
Jack Baldwin
Hth Street
Greyhound
L. M. Wells
East Avenue
Oni Court Street
R. E. Matthews
Albert Chiles
Lawrence Monbrough
West Third Street
URS Atm Yeerdas
Third Street
Court Street
Reckles
William Cerlan
Leswick Court
Middle Avenue
Orval Lancaster
Cleveland
Court
Senate Action Blocks Truman Strike Control Bill
The Senate blocked immediate action on Mr. Truman's measure as Robert A. Taft urged substantial amendments. Discussion focused on the work-or-draft provision empowering conscription of strikers who refuse to return to critical industries seized by the government.
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Senate
Truman
Robert A. Taft
RO. Taft
GOP
JM. Tuman
Raovernment
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Lee Donaldson
Lorain
Harvey Eschtruth
Middle Ridge Road
Justice of the Peace
Baird
Route 57
Victoria Adams
R. D
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Andrews
Shadden Road
Sheriff Department
Helen Avenue
Wilbur Heights
Elyria Township
Rogers Griffin
Luita
George C. Thomson
Guy B. Findley
Automate Instrument Co
Robert White, Jr
Howard Cobb
J. T. Atvee
PLS Crampton
Frank £. Bauer
Avon
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Sacred Heart Church
Savanack
H. W. Courtney
Furst
Fred Ulrich
Lake Avinipe
First Congregational Church Quartette
Courtney
Veterans’ Organizations of
Elyria Ministerial Associathet
Ely Park
Corbett Fo Southam
United Spanish War
Vetcrans
W Sears
James Howlett
Union Veterans Fine Cal
David Hyman
Elena Post
Amuticsniggsun
Willian Penberthy
Dia
Wie American Legion
Cecil Johnie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nusiber
Bea Derel
Eveery
Eark Hebi
Lakewood
Elyrya
East River Street
Talph
Archie
Rollin
Kisha
Florence Himmet
Wiliam R
Ray A. Daniels
Detreat Avenue
Schafer
Jean Nehafer
Co HL. Robinson
Ren Ar Avenue
Schwarl
Leeaui
Lloyd Schafer
Joyce
Helmer
Gra
Harald | Fickefoose
Fostoria
Darna Mrsewiek
Dorothy Pritchett
Robert Hebebrand
Crystal
Mary Qoal Robinson
Francis and
Clyde Robinson
California
Barney McQueen
Lake Terminal Railroad
Pennivon
Chioa
Mary McQueen
Eagles Lidge and Firberhood
Railroad Treinen
Welsh Funerals
West Park
Ghant Vo Fromme
Grant Vo Fromme
Venry Troxersall
Katherine Fromaye
Urbana
Urbaia Hospital
Fromme
Ingersoll
Nera My Fromine
Eloise Manning
Francesca Core
Washington Court House
Humphrey
St. Paris
Ohio
Marie Ellen Lang
F. Tang
Sebramm Road
Thess
Alefred Sperry
Ryle Memorial Hospital
Inlyria
Auxiliary
V F.W
Navy Mothers Club
Alfred Sperry
Bay Village
Frankin
Ul Os
Ernest
LaVere
Maleatn
Yielene French
Gladys Cromwell
Othe Taylor
Topom
Fred BE Uloeds
Ridgetull Memorial Park
E. Denman
Wakeman
John E. Newmaen
Elytia
Allen Hospital
Wiketan
Susvivice
Mee
Wills Welch Wakermen
Mire
Ernest Reeves
San Gabrel
Caloa Waiter
Reine
Ete
Pagieta Susters
Belle Woom
Waleeman
Tome
Jennie Meret
Ates
Boas
Rew FE Basta
E Wantman
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
United Press
Anwr
Republic Ette
US Steel Wey
Texas
Ammer Vsecy & Light
Coss Eubsen
Livwe T&t
RGIET
Nenal Chvech
Res John Heron
Ober. Ia
R. Smith & CO
Etyrla Sav
United Btatea Department AG Culture Juction
Taskrin
Mary Wel
Toledo
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Gini
Sunoco
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