Mine Owners Call Situation A Disgrace And A Shame
Washington negotiations opened between government officials and the United Mine Workers over wage contracts described by mine owners as a public disgrace and a shame. UMW President John L. Lewis and Interior Secretary J. A. Krug were absent, with Navy Captain N. H. Collinsgen acting for Krug while Lewis remained in Washington or Italy uncertain. Owners criticized political interference and demanded a reopening of terms amid a volatile coal strike climate and strained relations with government leaders.
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Elyria Fire Department Aims For Record Alarms This Year
Fire Chief Bates says Elyria Fire Department may exceed the ada mark as alarms rise to 270 in ten months, 62 more than all of 1945. The year to date shows a 58 percent jump from last year with 27 alarms monthly, amid more car fires and street leaves affecting response.
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Bates
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Political shifts shape post 1932 Democratic coalition
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Robert Fitch of Ayou representing an Ome Rural Youth Cant in Columbus and Jamar Waban TOM. references to James A. Farre and Ada ck votes. Mentions of Black voters in industrial cities like Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia, noting Negro population shares and voting strength. Also includes a real estate listing at 688 Cambridge with contact details.
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Ayou
Lorain County
Senne Kaur H Club
Tat Eliih
Columbus
Tnday
Jamar Waban
Democratc
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Natanyl Commies
Babine
Cleveland
Chicwpy
Detroit
St Linas Kansan
Death Notice for Cor Arthur Tides at St. Sixth Street
Death record indicates Cor Arthur Tides of Hak Wat avenue will be interred at Wall be nade in Niles Onin come. Funeral services held at the Warwyaght Wing Home with interment to follow at a local cemetery. Friends and relatives may attend at the funeral home on Monday.
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Arthur Tides
Hak Wat
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Bente
Niles
Ang Els
Family At County Home Entertainment Skimmed by Nearly 100 People
A county home gathering last evening drew about a hundred attendees, with a program of music, recitations, and prayers. Descriptions mix personal names, local figures, and community activities across a crowded, partially garbled report.
Seven Traffic Accidents Reported Yesterday
Police reported seven traffic accidents yesterday including an automobile pedestrian incident with no injuries. Vehicles involved included a car driven by Porter Wilson on Broad Street and others on Carlisle Avenue Lake Avenue and West Broad Street. Minor damages and no serious injuries were reported.
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Broad Street
Porter Wilson
Lake Avenue
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Chenen Valasmore
Daworsla
Lowen
Lake
Sammie Psteewt
Dwiduller
Data East
Raver
Go In
Yenterday
Fred Ketehdas
Middle Avenue
Bessie Downie
Caambridge Avenue
Thomas Ward
HOD
Oberlin
West Avenue
Causin
Margaret Dugas
Buffalo
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Edsraat
Embezzler Cashier Corrects Loss To 750000 At Club Hotel
A New York cashier, Miame Firs W Arthur Nickel, 46, is held on embezzlement charges after auditors fixed the loss at 750000 dollars rather than 600000. Police say he admitted to the scheme as detectives traced about 100 checks in a weekend spree, cashing them himself at a luxe Mist Beach hotel.
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New York
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Speaker Monday at Flyer High School auditorm
The Reverend John will speak Monday evening at the second program sponsored by the Knights of Columbus at Flyer High School auditorium. Father Labarge’s talk is scheduled for 6 40 p m. He is editor in chief of America a Catholic weekly.
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Catholic Weekly
Armistice Day Dance Planned by Elyria Legion
Elyria Dor 12 American Legion to host Armistice Day dance for members and spouses or friends at the Legion home on Monday November 11 at 8 pm. The event marks the twenty second anniversary of the armistice ending World War I. Regular post meetings set for November 4 and 19 include a birthday celebration for members born in October November or December.
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13 More Jamaicans Leaving County
County officials report about 13 Jamaicans are scheduled to depart Leann County farms for temporary work elsewhere. Managers expect roughly 20 may stay through winter to assist with current harvests. Those leaving today will be replaced to help harvest apples and other crops in the county.
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City Health Dept Urges Ultraviolet Sterilizing Units Installation
City health officials announce support for ultraviolet sterilizing units after tests showing dramatic bacteria reductions on drinking glasses and bottles. Experiments by sanitary officer Gordon Bell and city chemist E G Curis found counts dropped from thousands to single digits, with strong claims about safety standards.
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Police probing Colorado landlords burglary attempts and more
Police investigated three burglaries at homes and a cafe storage area near Lake and Foster avenues, with a window smashed and a dog scare. In a separate motive, Colorado Springs landlords urged lifting rent controls and discussed cutting heat to tenants to force evictions in a rally led by Frank A. Mobley of the El Paso County Landlords Association.
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Harvest Hop At Elyria High School
Students at Elyria High School held their Harvest Hop during an activity period today. The event featured costumes and dancing as peers and teachers watched and joined in the festive mood across the campus.
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Fragmentary OCR Help Text From Historical Page
A garbled OCR snippet references names and terms such as Mog ye hed and Pad fend tae the ge PE fe, toy chess ow, Morey. It appears as stray dialogue or caption fragments with no clear event, place, or date to form a coherent news item.
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Milwaukee Lawyer Heads American Bar Association
ATLANTIC CITY Ned Cart Barnett Rix of Milwaukee was elected president of the American Bar Association at its 99th meeting. Joseph J. Streeber was reelected secretary and Walter E. M. Bostian was elected to the ascaper. Willis Smath prior president. Rix, a graduate of the University, was vetted to Wisconsin Bar and serves on ABA Board of Governors. Delegates were told last night that further steps should be taken toward international penal coste.
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Barnett Rix
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Kurtian
Milwaukee
Ceoraetrwny University
Wisconsin
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Amputate Right Leg Of Bill Veeck Amputate Right Leg Of Bill Veeck
Cleve land physician reports plans to amputate the right leg of baseball figure Bill Veeck amid political and medical disputes. The controversial case involves hospitalization and competing medical opinions, with supporters and critics weighing public implications.
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Court Docket Summaries From Local Justice Court
Charles P. Smith 58 of 836 Fairmount Street was fined 50 dollars with 25 dollars suspended for driving while intoxicated before Justice Richard Baird. He was arrested at Route 57 and Ely Avenue Wednesday. Harry Higgi of Grafton filed suit against Carl James of La Grange for 397.50 for damages from a collision at Indian Hollow and Parsons roads. Thelma McCrary was granted a divorce from Patrick by Judge A. Cook on grounds of neglect. former name TMarmety kept. Alien Atyen Lorain sought divorce from Tsaae. request to restore former name Bauman. They married in 1944.
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Grafton
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Patrick
A. Cook
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Lausche and Herbert campaign swing through Lucas County
In Lucas County the gubernatorial race heated as Democrat Lausche and Republican Herbert made separate appearances. They highlighted tax relief, veterans benefits, and education funding while opponents Bricker and Ramey planned rallies and a Toledo parade. The campaigns pressed for Ed reforms and a large spend to back Bricker and Herbert, with focus on state payrolls and federal influence.
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Lawsuits Filed and Local News From Canty County
Rudolph Jaraln sues A A Weel of Elyria for 500 alleging due. West men for him 2500 collection via attorney. Elmer Nelson, 64, held for investigation at request of Prosecutor Wickens. Alfred Nigh sues Belin against Br Unger Meg Vue for 800 on a note. An earthquake near Boschstry Univ noted at 6 03 p m 4400 miles away northwest. Lawrence county school superintendent W C Paul fired for malfeasance and destroying minutes.
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Elyria
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Second Street
Eignesiman
Canty Jad
William G. Wickens
Jamory Elemes
Neleay
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Assembly tense as UN draft agendas spark veto fears
Delegates grapple with a tense session as UN leaders push a contentious agenda. Talks fracture over regional blocs and potential vetoes while committee chairs struggle to secure approval. Leaders warn that delays risk stalling crucial measures and unity risks unraveling.
Nobel Prize Awarded For Breakthrough In Biology
Indian zoology professor at Whiversus received the Nobel Prize for discovering that meriss can bring changes to living organisms. De. Heroann Snell Mul ter from New York was alerted of the award while attending a scientific conference at the Carnegie Institute.
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