Labor strike vote totals across North American plants
The article outlines strike vote totals from United Mine Workers and related unions across many plants and industries. It notes a record poll size of 378,000 workers in the prior spring and describes pending ballot counts from AFL and CIO international unions, plus independent locals. The piece highlights industrywide implications for mining, motors, and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bewis
United Mine
Orti
Bob Mota Panta
National Labs of Relations’ Board
Browth
Motors, Corp
Chrysler Motor CoRp
Passele Industrysvid
Thessteal
Atike
Vota
Acta Qe
United Mine Workers
Srike Vale Af
VNLRB
Stelke
AFL
CIO
UMW
Silafl
GIO
US stance on Russia and world system outlined by James
A Washington summary reports Secretary of State James Byrnes' remarks stressing that dollar diplomacy and imperialism fail, and that the United States seeks good neighbors while opposing regional isolations. He urged Russia to respect neighboring states and warned against forming hostile blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Halesicha
Poetey
James
Bune Fortin
New York
Sale
Balkans
Byrnes
Origan
United States
Monroa
Army Begins Big Recruiting Drive in história era
Army launches a major recruiting push with a target of 1,600,000 regulars. Brig. Gen. Harold Ki Gilbart heads the drive as the program aims to fill forces for occupation and rapid demobilization of draftees through voluntary enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mente
Harold Ki -Gilbart
Red Cross First Aid Instructors Meet Friday
Red Cross First Aid Instructors meet Friday in Wick room at the First Congregational Church following the session. All members of the instructors group are urged to be present for an important meeting. The Instructors Course conducted by Alward Huard of Alexandria Virginia has proven of considerable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alward Huard
Alexandria
Virginia
Meager Reports In Bond Drive Progress
Reports on the Viste Loan Drive in Elyria indicate sparse progress as Chairman Harry W Luethi hopes for substantial reports within a week. The campaign opened last Monday but no comprehensive accounting has been produced from industrial plants or business establishments yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harry W. Lueiht
Wigndaysz
Agre
Luethi
Dite
Wall of China to Manchuria reshapes regional fighting
Dispatch reports a 30 foot high wall crossing toward Manchuria as civil war rages between Nationalists and Communists. Informed sources warn of up to 2,000,000 troops mobilizing across provinces while US General suggests continued support for the central government and Chiang Kai-shek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanhalkwan
Manchurian
China
Ronplulu
Albert
Wedeneyer
Ching
United States
Ohiang
Train Kills 15 Prisoners of War in Michigan
A train struck a vehicle at a rural crossing in Michigan, killing 15 prisoners of war and injuring several others. The incident occurred near Adrian after a day of harvesting, with hospitalizations reported and investigations underway.
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Michigan
Custer
New York
Yaatasday
Wes Begah
Ae Addhiar
Edward
Loughlin
Aine
Wal
Sat -Toleda Aha Adriati
Adrian
Death notices and obituaries from Murray Ridge and Elyria
Funeral services were set for Mrs Conne lly Decker of Murray Ridge who died in Kenloit Ohio, with services at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home and interment in North Murray Ridge cemetery. Also reported: William Steger 73, longtime Elyria fire department assistant chief, died at Elvin Memorial Hospital Born in Germany, he lived at 419 Oxford Ave. Funeral plans listed at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Additional notices cover Mrs Anna Fuller of Spencer and Melissa Bates Wakeman of Birmingham, with service details and burial in Birmingham Cemetery. Walter H. Seymour of New London, 86, retired farmer, died after two months illness. service at Filth Funeral Home and burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Painsville. Further reports include wartime testimony about Japanese actions affecting civilians and a separate record of local deaths and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly. Decker
Murray Ridge
Kenloit
Ohio
Sudro-Curtis
Eb, McVey
Dleinfe
Guneral
William Steger
Uume
Firat-Paldure
Elyria
Elvin Memorial Hospital
Oxford Avenue
Steger
Borin
Germany
Carmany
Womer
Pallsieee
Stexer Sf Ashland
He. Sudra- Cfirds Funeral
Homer W.codriney
Methorial
Fulller
Spence Nethoa
Ebhrgh
Anna Fuller
Spence
Léar Hospital
Thureday
Fuller
Cambridge
England
Countey- oWith
Nelson EB. Fuller
Spencer
Imelissa Bates Wakeman
Mélissa Bates
Birmingham
Frank Griffin
Jerome ~ Logan
Griffin
F G Qberlin
FE Norwalk
Kiptan
Laurence Sof
Eppley
Gerber Fu
Bates
Birmingham Methodist Church
R. E. Singleton
Walther
Seymour
New London
Walter H. Seymour
Pls
Edith l
United States
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Offinaling
Palaces of Church Head Receiver Seized in California Case
A court order deposed the head of Christ's Church of the Caldron Route, seizing vast properties including a mansion at 948,000 and a theater, saloon, and pool hall. California Attorney General Robert Kenny accuses Bell Nagh of misusing funds and failing to keep proper accounts.
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Arthur Bell
Bélls
Kote
Manaugh
Sears
Christ's
Bulldteigs
Aes
Ball
Thargda
Valenaing
California
Robert.y. Kenny
Bell
Holly Woot
War Declared On Gambling In Columbiana County
Lisbon Ohio reported county prosecutions vow to clean up gambling operations as officials condemn winked at schemes amid trials and local incidents. The piece ties county actions to a burglary verdict and notes regional police pushback against illicit gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiana
Lisbon
Springer Today
Columbiana County
Olice
Springer
Eugene Allemare
Salem
Guitty
Famous Fugitive From Chain Gang Surrenders After 23 Years
A long fugitive from a Georgia chain gang, Burns or Burnsfield, reportedly turned himself in after 23 years on the run. The man, linked to bank robberies and enslaved labor claims, had been featured in a film and libel suit over defamation. Georgia abolished chain gangs two years earlier. authorities had pursued him through extradition efforts driven by former governor successors.
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Hobart
Billa Burtge
Georgia
Chaif
Geotela
Samie
Warner Brothaes
Paul Mant JC
Vivian Staley
AtaAla
Gaorgia
Veterans reported in Elyria selective office records rise
Nearly one fourth of the men on the board are POWs. About 340 veterans were reported in person at the Elyria Selective Service office during October, more than three times September and over six times August. The board also received reports by mail on discharges of men who registered here but moved to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweh
Persén
Elyria Selective Et le Rd
Double Shower and pre nuptials in South Amherst
South Amherst notes a double shower for Ruth Moore and Mrs Paul Kaaffle at Congregational church with Sunday school hosts and a 38 attendee lunch. Gifts included calendars, pantry items, and perishable foods. Ruth Moore to wed on November 10. celebration included dinner at Crosby’s and a theatre party with colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ruth Moore
Paul Kaaffle
Congregational Church
Werner Fluckinger
Carl Obenour
Isaac Slack
Ruth Moor
The
Western Automatic
Crosby's
Croveland
Moore
Pearl Alexander
Mary’ Ruth Lopke
Ellen Ler
Mary Knapp
Mary Neuman
Marie McMahon
Elizabeth Hunter
Parent-Teachers' Association
T Wie
Ping Tree
Seeling
Jaret Lower
June Cranall
Wada Vinson
Darlene Heussner
Bertha Costanzo
Barbara Elis
Court records show multiple divorces and foreclosures in progress
A court docket lists numerous divorces on grounds of neglect and cruelty, including cases for Flora McKellagg, Clarence, and Florence Gréé, with dates and marriages from the 1920s to 1940s. Foreclosure actions, such as Albert Levin v Charles W. Anchors, Lorain, were dismissed. A Personal injury suit by Wilma Jacobs against Amspaugh and others is noted, plus a misused address incident involving Mrs George White and a James Lake intoxication fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Naymik
Iené
Albert Levin
Charles W. Anchors
Lorain
Wilma
Jacobs
Clide
Amspaigh
Amspaugh
Hall
Grilsle
Frank Kowalski
George’ White
East River Street
James Lake
Markets Cleveland Romed Market Cleveland Homegrowers Varie
Readable market notes from Cleveland listings detailing a wide range of vegetables fruits and poultry with prices and baskets. Includes roots greens squash tomatoes and potatoes with assorted quantities and pricing. also lists live poultry and beef and notes market activity and quality signals.
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Cleveland Romec
Overa' Market
Gleveland
Rocco
Savoy
Georp
Gue
Bampaty
HESS
Laskety Keilers
Magny Vale
Woure Weller
Eas
LS Ekirad
T.o
Furnished Rooms Shortage Prompts Housing Appeal
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce reports a severe shortage of furnished rooms and apartments for workers on a new bridge project. Many applicants cannot find lodging as hotels fill quickly, prompting calls to list available rooms in local papers to help those stranded by construction needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iylla
Hatey
W. Luethi
Bilria
Chamber Ge Commerce
Oberlin College Year Opens With Retreats And Plans
Oberlin W L C A begins the new college year with an annual retreat Oct 24 26 at Barrows House for 25 members and a November 3 house representatives retreat. A work tour and speakers outline women’s industry opportunity while Nye all women incidents are introduced at the college. Medina Rural Youth elects Stanley B14 head and elects officers. local leaders from Litchfield and Chatham named as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W.lc
Barrows House
House Representatives
Galpin Field
Peter Pinedar Pease
Mia
Jasemy M. King
Yw.c.a
Jortheen Ohio College
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
WHE
Eleanor Traperty
Newark City
Treat
Misa Maury Lain
Bergenai
Naperville
Touir
Io College
Wic.a. Chisrnion
Uiem
Litchfield
Medina
Stanley
Deli Ly Acide
Bhirley Grim
Layse
Chatham
Wet Aeon workers and the Child Ey incident report
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions workers and an event involving a child, with unclear names and positions. The legible terms include references to a person or group named Wet Aeon and a place or title resembling Hostissox, along with mentions of additions and representations.
Granger Resigns From Amherst Savi ngs Bank Manager
Granger resigned as manager of Amherst Savings and Trust, ending a tenure tied to Lorain County. He joined the bank after high school, briefly left for Florida, then returned to Pasadena in 1936. He plans to rest in Florida and retire from active work for health reasons, with Amherst associates honoring him at Elyria Country Club with a gift.
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Tein
Savity Company
Tt Hubseth
Mredt
Berger
Agttlal
Dts
Donovan
Granger Inaghger
Amherst Beenmies
Lyer
Granger
Lorain County
Savi and Trust Company
Amtherst A Awith
Hig Healtht
Amherst
Elyria
Building Permits Jump Amid Construction Valuations
Hart Dickason reported a sharp rise in building permits totaling 51 367 270 for last month led by a new factory addition at Electro Alloys. Five new residential projects and three commercial permits plus several improvements raised the overall value. New permit issued for remodeling Bowing Center front to house a restaurant and a D & Sandwich shop with estimated cost 62 500. Disorderly conduct: Hosie Cyrus fined 10 dollars and costs after arraignment on a wife’s complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyrin
Hart Dickason
Ih Electro Alloys
Blake Shoenson
Hm Klng Pega G
Tor Kenneth Wise
Bowiing Center
Bey
D & Sandwich
Hosie Cyrus
Lake. Avenue
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Rusein
Soviet Union
Army
Red Cross
Bond Drive
Botetene
Arpol
Deckem
William Bteger
Furniurg
Villareal
Frankel
Henry
Tony Daland
Wolqnel
Dayton
Francis
Gahwal
Army Air Forens
Gabreski
Gil ‘City
Benjamin Knight
Xenia
Bura “J State
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Arcmen
John Pawlikowski
C. B. Grandstaff
Glenwood Street
Roberts W. Stewart
Pmat Dsc
Medina County Navy
Stewart
Dan
Borneo
Jase Ily
Lare
J. E. Barbey
Seventh Amphibious Force
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Swanks Baysiew
Den
Bay- Mew
Boulevard
Alhambra
Miramar
Wwe Filipaiws
Uncle Sam
Addiition
Ely Park
Broad Street Aid
Middle Avenue
Hallowe'en
Cs C
Florencé McKellagg
Elizabeth Cour
Clarence
Lewis Addison
Flore Gréé
Wakeman
George” Habrig
Wineldes Siréet
Divorer
Mary
Haleh Ewsterday
Wellington
Eael
Mutad
Loraln
Ramit
Sophie Sposcia
Ernesto
Pete Ave
Norman Humphrey
Lodstrad
Sernade
R. D
James G.glar
Ottober
Ida
Carleen Sapko
Joseph
Mary Yeager
Norwalk
Wwe
Mary Rushinsky
Lorint
Nick
FURS
Cannery
Buscher
JAS
Mark’ Lewis Streeter
Lewiston
Tay
Rncan
soul+ laire
Yokohama
Irial
Afap
Wake Island
Gons
Lakewood
Merit
Elyvis
Thale
Lutethi
COA
Gareynie
Mason
Rob Stephen
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Ford
Pacroay
Mhod
Roe New General Tire
George Herman
GALL
Midge
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