Labor Suffered Reverses In Election
An unofficial survey shows organized labor suffered reverses in Tuesday's election. The pro labor Democratic majority in the House lost many stalwarts in the Republican landslide. Voters nationwide backed the CIO PAC supported slate and President Whitney of the Brotherhood's Railway Trainmen. Several pro labor incumbents were defeated while some labor allies were re elected. The results hint at shifts in labor influence and a potential tone for future labor laws.
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New York
House
Sdates
CIO’ Political Action Committee
A. Whitney
Brotherhood
John &. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mas
Harley McKilgore
Senate Praslabar
Washington
Frank B Hook
Michigan
Michael d. Bradley
Peninslvania
Andrew J. Bienster
Wisconsit
John Coffee
Strike Of Pilots In Its 18th Day
Washington dispatch reports the Transcanineplal & Western Air pilots strike in its 18th day as government mediators await to hear if pilots will accept a company plan to end the walkout.
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Washington
Transcan-ineplal
Western Air
Wes
President Truman Remains Home With Cold In Head
President Truman, suffering from a cold, spends most of the day in the White House residential quarters under orders of his physician Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham. Malotov, the Soviet foreign minister, is not involved in Truman’s activities today.
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Truman
Washington
Fletal
Talayos
Voom
Malotov
Ins
Brig. Cen
Wallace Graham Mi Truman
National party figures and Dewey lead in midterm contest
The report covers Dewey's strong showing and high vote lead, with mentions of Knous as state Supreme Court justice, Warren on the tickets, and Wisconsin and Nevada races. It notes Dewey's plurality nearing a record and references Dewey as a continuing Republican presidential hopeful amid other races and shifts.
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Tan
Arnield Wiliams
Colorado
Nema
Ermve Cariner
Supreme Court
William Lee Knous
Thomas F. Dewey
New Yow
Janes M. Mee
Dewey
Gaye Frond D. Roosevelt
White House
Gospiel Warren
California
Wisconsin
Warn
Bennetrate Dorel Wo Moon
Todser
Mulwainee
Kats
Military obituary notes long service and family ties
The article outlines a veteran’s long military service, including time with the Animes Med Admirative Corps and the rank of lieutenant. It mentions service in Guadalcanal and the Pacific theater, a hospital stay, and later life near Patterson and Connecticut, with reference to his wife and son.
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Cleveland
Dar
Leeutenart
Kenyon Court Patterson
Budgeport
M27
HMA
York City
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria region
An obituary and multiple death notices list Orval R Buxton of Ferndale Mich died at home, with funeral plans in Detroit. Westley died after lingering illness, with services arranged. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sigsworth died at St Josephs Hospital. additional notices record Mrs Dorothy Reichland Walt killed in an auto accident and soldiers injured near Jerusalem due to mine detonation. multiple survivors named with locations and kin.
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Orval R. Buxton
Elyria
Woodward Ave
Ferndale
Michigan
Dormer Maldred
Willard
Franer
West Grand Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Garial Wall
Oak View
Westley
Beng Weld
Pont
Fields Cemetery
John BR. Sigsworth
B.D. Nut
St. Joseph's Hospital
E. Thompson
Fields Methodial Church
J. H. Sigs- Worth
Palma al Gis Nel Prai Ernis
J Curran
North Ringeville
My. Rutsko
Jane
Raitsey
Cleveland
Halloween Party at West Ridge Grange in Dorchester
West Ridge Grange held a Halloween party on Tuesday night with about 80 attendees. Mrs. Wendorf, Mrs. Lamureaux, and Mrs. Alberta Poslovich oversaw activities, including fortune telling, readings, and a humorous program with prizes and announcements.
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West Ridge
Cailale Grange
Hallowe
Auien Babcock
Aneunneer
Mount Anne Dellirs
Henry Pallas
Minteltdich
Melwin
Ole Mindiris
Wellington
Suna
Jack Mollor
Fred Hapkes
Amsherst
Mio
Frank Tureks
Suinkley
Vandenberg's Rising Influence in Foreign Policy Roles
New York reports Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan strengthens his position beside Secretary of State James F. Byrnes in shaping bipartisan foreign policy. Since January he has sought greater voice in formulating and executing U S policy, signaling a potential shift in Senate leadership on Foreign Relations. The article notes Vandenberg's growing clout as the party aligns on peace treaty preparations and international diplomacy.
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New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Ry Mich
James F. Byrnes
Foren
Yatderberg
Michibey
Byrnes
Ant Vandeobere
Whugman
Pie Lens
Setrates
United States
Southeast Ridge News Notices and Local Visits Amid Ongoing Social Week
Local residents report family visits and social calls across Southeast Ridge area. Ruth Jones and daughter Ann visit aunt Mary Stockland. Mr and Mrs John Schmidt travel to Cleveland. Walter Cained hosts visitors. Vern Cornish and family call at the Walker Cornish home. A baby born to Clayton Giunstad and wife at Witee Park. Mary Strickland, daughter of George Strickland, of Eustis Fin, noted among May sisters of the late Mrs. Mary Strickland.
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Southeast Ridge
Ruth Jones
Ann
John Schmidt
Cleveland
Mary Stockland
Hame
Walter
Clayton Giunstad
Witee Park
Bla
Giunstad
Wilmam Stickland
George Strickland
Eustis
Fin
Havel Ticks
Alta Bhonke
Lake Avenue
Ray Newcomb
Butternut Ridge Road
Nis
Route 76
Hugh Stockland
Rawsan
Fern Jackson
Elyria
Sie May Sisters
Ther Aother
Ales
Mary Strickland
Vincent Family Hosts Friends At Sunday Gathering
The article notes visits by Mrs Adam Msg of Eivrin and Mr and Mrs G H Stoughton along with Mr and Mrs Henry Sedlacek and daughter from Cleveland to Mr and Mrs Denver Rowland and family. It mentions a fall injuring Mrs Tera Wieddwurr and reports church events at Vincent Methodist including a new stove purchase and a Sunday school session with 47 attendees.
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Vincent Vincent
Adam Msg
Eivrin
Fer Lroter
G. H. Stoughton
Henry Sedlacek
Cleveland
Denver Rowland
TM. Wieddwurr
Reat Krantz
Taft Predicts Big GOP Tax Cuts Next Year
Senator Robert A Taft argued Republicans could trim government outlays by thirteen billion dollars next year and slice taxes by twenty percent He urged a federal annual budget around twenty five billion dollars from the current forty three billion while saying public services would continue Taft also hinted at a possible 1948 presidential bid and criticized current spending and tax plans though details remained uncertain
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Chicago
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Mitcie
Sersices
Tye
Truman Progen
Enlistments Reported For Two Elysan Men
Two young Elysan men enlisted in the regular Army as reported to the Kivi Selective Service Board. The new soldiers are Set Ret J Pitkin of 135 Madison Ave who enlisted last Thursday and Pet Gene Frank Dell of West River Street who enlisted last Friday. Spt Pathos is a veteran of World War II and was discharged on September 2, 1943.
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Elysan
Arma
Kivi Selective Service Board
J. Pitkin
Madison Ove
Pet
Gene Frank Dellseth
River Street
Spt
Pathos
Resignations Rejected in German Ministry Shakeup
In Frankfurt the resignations of Anton Plotter and Gottlob Kanun were rejected after pressure from Lt Gen Laucius. Clay and the Allied authorities, as the German oil government and American military government dismissed the pleas. A separate coastwise labor threat loomed amid ongoing maritime labor tensions. A fatal incident near Delta involved Carolyn Ray Shelt and family, with charges and investigations following.
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Frankfurt
Anton Plotter
Gottlob Kanun
Baran
Wuerttembergstadin
Laucius DB. Clay
Germany
Aerican
Market and farm price report with varied commodities
Market notes show cattle and sheep prices, receipts and bids at several markets. Prices for cows, sheep, and hogs appear with ranges like $2525 for some cattle and $4 for greens, while grain futures and produce quotes are mixed, including wheat and corn bids and various fruit and vegetable baskets.
U S Policy On Trusteeship Outlined In U N Debate
U S urged UN members to form a trusteeship council without delay and warned against injecting veto power into General Assembly talks. John Foster Dulles defended American policy seeking sole trusteeship over Pacific Japanese-mandated islands and the right to seal sections for secret military use amid the trusteeship dispute.
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Celine Trotr
John Foster Dulles
Assembly
Pacific
Four Alarm Blaze Destroys Warehouses in Philadelphia
A four alarm fire swept the waterfront near Camden ferry station destroying three brick warehouses and causing damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Grace Spanes ten of Jad Furnace short was bitten on her left leg by a dog owned by E Webber of School street while playing in the Gales school yard yesterday at 1 p.m. The child was treated for the injury at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Mary M. Morris
Lake Couch
Vermiien
Lry
Aves Unree
Clara Frimk
Lodi Street
Sant
Wiliam
Philadelphia
Camden Ferry Station
Grace Spanes
Jad Furnace
E. Webber
School Street
Gales School
Cory
Elyria Memorial
Veterans Discharges Listed By Local Selective Service Board
Recent notices list several discharged service members including Donald J. Ziegman CM 2’s BTS on Seventh Street Navy from July 27, 1943 to October 28 in the Aviatic Pacific American Area and Philippine Liberation ribbons with discharge in San Diego California. George Opre Jr Cpl Army Air Forces discharged at Fort Dix New Jersey from September 4 1944 to October 31. Eugene J. Duffy Army discharge from March 8 1945 to October 22 with address 329 Tenth Street.
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Armed Forces
Te Elyriaj Selective Service Board
Donald J. Ziegman
Donald John Ziegman
CM 2
BTS
Seventh Street Navy
San Diego
Calif
George Opra, JR
George Opre
de. Ltd Floral
Army Air Forces
Fort Dix
N. J
Eugene J. Duffy
Tenth Street
Army
Idle Hour Farm Sold by Derby Winners Home
Idle Hour Farm in Lexington sold to a syndicate including Greentree Stud New York King Ranch Texas and Ogden Phipps. Land and a string of stallions mares and racing stock transferred partly to Edwards Moore Miami Beauty Circle M Ranch Fayette County. Deeds show the property sold for 901000 with half later transferred.
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Idle Hour Farm
Lexingpon
Osidie Wourri
Due Col. FE
J. Robert Ledford
PageCe County
Greentree Stud, Inc
New York
King Ranch, Inc
Texas
Odgen Phipps
Roslyn
N.Y
Giant B 36 Bomber Promises Global Reach
Washington Army Air Forces unveiled the Giant B 36 super bomber capable of carrying a bomb to any inhabited region and returning without refueling. The WR plane is in production at Convair’s Fort Worth Texas plant and will replace the B 29 Superfortress as the Army’s top bomber.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Weld
Convair Company
Ft Worth
Seven RAF Members Killed in German Air Crash
London reports that seven Royal Air Force crew members died when their twin engined aircraft crashed over Germany. The incident occurred today and the fatalities include crew members from the RAF. Rescue and investigation teams are expected to assess the crash scene.
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Royal Air Force
London
Ohio Chamber urges tax reductions and revamp
Emory Glander, Ohio tax commissioner, opened the 3rd annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting in Columbus urging reductions in federal and state taxes and reallocating revenue to local governments. He argued to dovetail the tax system to avoid duplication and fund essential needs without new state taxes. Parke and Hill of the Cleveland Chamber urged corrections so county funds return locally rather than from a general pool. A legislative attack on the Waxyer Labor Acts was expected from the two day gathering.
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Columbus
Emory Glander
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Glander
Ohio
Parke
Hill
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Steubenville Eyes Power Clash Over Vice And Crime
In Steubenville a special council session drew hundreds of citizens to demand authority to clean up vice and crime. Clergymen urged the city to grant officials power to act, accusing public leaders of closing their eyes to vice.
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Steubenville
Weber to Build New Home on Morgan Avenue
Elmer H. Weber has secured a building permit for a new one story frame dwelling on Morgan Avenue. Inspector Hart Dickasa approved the project, valued at about 3500.
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Elmer H. Weber
Ify 4Th Stret
Morgan Avenue
Gin
Hart Dickasa
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Alliang Puneral
Gervidal
Dorothy Reicland Walt
Mather
Wien
Roorit Reichard
Jerusalem
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Luniard
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Paga One
Sudro-Curtis
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Vandenberg
Shelby
Roda J. Shater
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Chae von Ayee
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Ayres
Waite
Wright
County
Alay Branson
Board of Pax Review
Paris
Giinder
Loregatp
United Press
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Building
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Sen. Taft
Gulf
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Willy
Trons
Delta Carolyn Ray
Anal
Kales
Delta
Heit
Thomas Chadlingts Byamss
Ebeers Sategal
Wicago
Bae
Fae
Toledo
Cork
Sits
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Alvin Meyers
Dewey , Avenue
Guy B. Findley
Richard Edwards
Cassa Meulten
Aled
William A. Bundes
Lorain
Iideend
Clef
Flemes
Lumby
Dreamlad
Fanain
Martha
FTN
Lorain Boulevard
Therce
Gordon
Loongford Avenue
F Chapman
East Cleveland
Mary Cakitino
Spencer, Et al
de Fordanty
Helen Westcatt
Harald
Fenidren
Allas Winfield
Lovain
Edward Jones
Minnie Glaude
Frank
D .N. Cook
Crambie
Plfpet
Nanking
Shanghi
Chow FurHui
Lima
Millard Lees
Winifred Kolbe LA Rastave
Lima State Hospital
Harry
Ohio Penitentiary
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Elyria Savings A&a Trust CO
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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