Elyria School Board Thanks Voters for Levy Support
Elyria school officials express appreciation for voters approval of the two mill school operating levy in Tuesday's election. Pierre R. Smith, president of the Board of Education, lauded the public for strong support and its effect on raising teaching standards and curriculum quality. Superintendent J E Tah echoed gratitude to voters and community groups for endorsements and active campaigning.
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Jery
Pierre R. Smith
Board of Education
Tomas
J. KE. Tah
Flyria Cus Schant
Recommendations To Be Made To Ohio Legislature
Columbus The Ohio State War Program Commission began compiling reports from its writers for the 11th General Assembly and hopes to print copies for distribution by December 16. The chair Roscoe B Walcutt listed eight recommendations including purchase of Fitcher General Hospital site at Cambridge Ohio creation of a unified state department of natural resources a 5 million dollar beach erosion program funds for a new state penitentiary renovation of the Sandusky Sailors Home and Soldiers Orphans Home annual 150000 for the Ohio Aviation Board an intensive study of the state's scientific resources and increased state aid to local governments in 1847.
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Fietcher General Hospital
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State Department of Natural Recsouvers
Sandusky Salchen, and Sailors
Xema Soldiers Aid Sailors
Ohi Aviation Board
Certificate Granted To School Bus Driver In County Board Action
The Lorain County Board of Education granted a bus driver's certificate to A. Westsch, formerly a substitute, now a regular driver in Bronk mole School district. The body also approved attendance of Emma Gleason as assistant superintendent. Upcoming meeting of the American Health Association in Cleveland is noted with budgetary allocations for expenses and equipment.
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Lorain County
Deaths of Donna Halpin and Phil Johnson in Akron
Donna Jean Halpin daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Halpin died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after childbirth complications. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 am Saturday at Welsh Funeral Home with burial in St Marys cemetery. Phil Johnson of Akron and former Elyria resident died Thursday morning after a yearlong illness. He served in World War I and worked at the Bed Hember plant in Akron. Funeral services will be held in Akron Monday followed by burial in Wooster.
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Jonred
John D Halpin
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Welsh Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Tit. Lohnson
Phil Johnson
Akron
Elyria
Crue Hospital
Weelers
Dohirsan
Mirton Devinney Adinson
Jin Wooster
Tabs To Be Sold Tomorrow By The Marine Corps League
Tomorrow will be Tag Day with metal tabs honoring the US flag on Iwo Jima. Proceeds support the Marine Corps League rehabilitation fund and corps anniversary observance. Detachment fundraiser led by Charles J. Cromling with Troop 20 Elyria Girl Scouts selling tabs across the business district and Navy Members Club tabling at Elyria Savings & Trust Campane building.
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Maines
Iwo Jima
U. S. Marines
Elyria
Charles J. Cromling
Marine Corps League Ree Habitation Fund
Corps Aniversary
Elyria Girt Semits
Eily White
Navy Memhers Club
Witton
Elyria Savings & Trust Campane
Capitol Theatre
Tire Output Will Be Enormous
A major tire output forecast states 85,000,000 passenger tires will roll from a 1948 plan. Arthur Carpenter cites the plan’s impact on labor and consumer access. Officials warn owners may face delays and limited supply in early 1947 as makers adjust to the new production goals. Lima police chief resigns after charges of incompetency and negligence.
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Wall
Arthur Carpenter
AFP
Gundred Co
Carpenter
Cleveland
American Society of
Vaseu
Iaid
Cease Fire Order From Chiang Kai Shek Reported
The Nationalists were ordered to cease offensive operations except to defend positions in China and Manchuria, a move described as an effort to win peace. Reports say Communist forces pressed in Cher Commast-held port on the Bhantiung peninsula while other units attacked Fingtu and Anehin near Tsingtao, with pivotal fronts around Tei Tsingthco.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
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Bhantiung
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Anehin
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Tsingtao
Tei Tsingthco
Nan
Ealy
Chefne
Elyria Schools To Be In Session On Monday
Elyria public schools in the county will have Monday classes while county system schools observe Armistice Day. Long schedule schools Avon Lake Clearview Vineet Grafton Village Ridgeville East Carlisle Lake Avenue Markley Middle Ridge South Middle Amherst observe holiday. State law allows Armistice Day observance. since the holiday falls on a weekend, the schedule shifts accordingly.
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Elyria
Wachools
AL Gth.dens
Avon Lake
Clearview
Vineet
Grafton Village
Ridgeville
East Carlisle
Lake Avenue
Ickes Sees 80th Congress As Not Worse Than 79th
Former Secretary Harold Ickes told Progressives that the 80th Congress cannot be worse than the 79th. He predicted the new Congress will mirror the F9th, controlled by Republicans and Southern politicians. He also weighed John J. Lewis and United Mine Workers, noting Lewis is a Republican and that a quit would hamper his own party.
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Harold
Ickes
Republican Congress
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Congress
Lewis
Youths Confess Holdup Shooting in Columbus
Four youths including two juveniles confessed involvement in an attempted holdup and shooting at Oris Suter's store. Douglas Chaffin, 61, and others testified to entering the shop and firing a shot. Suspects were placed in juvenile custody with two older accomplices later held by authorities.
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Oris
Suter
Douglas Chaffin
Robert Culemuth
Sutera
Culenyan
Patsor
Haines
Robert Haverys
Motorist Fined After Arrest For Rect Tract Incident
An arrest on Wednesday led to a motorist being fined 316 dollars with penalties and costs. The report indicates a roadway incident on Middle Avenue near See tie sted ows fovea involving Donald Dahl and Phean Fined bins Mee ar cestah tye singer her today Ferner a toned pe ete ng ne Pheu Ar peeh shee soe ral yes phon pel 4 Beary fer the 7 Ak yaa The yea Cer GN ner.
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Amherst Church Guild Observes Service Theme
The Women's Guild of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church met in the church parlors with Circle Two leading. The program opened with a guano prelude, worship, singing, and a meditation on the theme By the Service of our Hands. A letter of appreciation and a vocal solo highlighted the afternoon along with business notices and forthcoming meetings.
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St. Peters
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Mischka
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J. Delfield
ML Pentie
Bob Mra
PB. Linden
Mars. Rosenkran
Lorain County
Valleyy City
Philip Jaeger
Russell Kreeger
A. C. Kreger
Agusta Kreger
Clarence Kern
Paul Linden
Bechtel
Woman's Missionary and Ladies
Ard
First Evangeles Church
Ernoon Atv
Newson Bechtel
Reuben Wurte
Coshastess
John Ludwig
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vandersall
Reuben Date
Avon Lake plans visiting days during American Education Week
Avon Lake School will observe American Education Week with a visiting days program in the first six weeks. Activities run next Tuesday to Friday with no classes Monday for Armistice Day. Parents of all grades are invited with targeted days by grade level. Visitation hours 4 to 4 30 p.m. daily, fifth graders present Thursday at 1 15 p.m. Evening hours 7 16 to 8 40 p.m. Friday for high school. dismissal at 11 30 a.m. Friday with 7 p.m. return. Continuous access during regular hours encouraged.
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Avon Lake
J. J. King
Markets Cleneea Livestock Prices Steady Despite Slow Demand
Receipts mixed across cattle and sheep with overall market pace slow. Beef and dairy cattle see varied quotes from good to medium, with cattle feeders reporting steady pricings while sheep and lambs show limited demand and prices holding near previous levels.
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Atetics
Shickens
Fee
Court House Notes and Local Divorces in Lorain County
Nellie Whaley of Lorain sues Ralph of Chillicothe for divorce on wilful absence married 1940. Margaret Stiles of Oberlin seeks divorce from Buford, married 1942. Agnes Jurinec vs George suit dismissed. Helen Kowalyak Love sues Arthur Hartman for 5000 for injuries from Dec 8, 1944 collision settled and dismissed. Myrtle Robinson granted divorce from Cari for neglect cruelty with custody of two children Anita Ogle? Aig? sult for divorce from Calvin on neglect cruelty. Mayo Katcher North Olmsted sues for alimony from Charles. married 1902. Mary Ryan of Amherst dies leaving 14255 estate, all but small portion to husband John. Mrs Ernest Wilcox of Ridgeville injured when car driven by husband rear-ended on Route 20 near Cornell road near Route 78. collision with Frank Barr of Westlake.
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Calvin
Aig
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North Olmsted
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Mra
Ernest Wilcox
Ridgeville
Cornell Road
Mileseet
Route 78
Wilcox
Cornetl Road
Frank Barr
Westlake
Sheriff Department
Federal crackdown warned against imitation pepper racket
Washington reports the government probes a new racket selling imitation pepper as the real product. The FDA cooperates with local authorities to stamp out the theft of pepper shortages, as several wholesalers in Chicago and Philadelphia push cottonseed and soybean hull mixes sold as pepper. The agency notes mislabeling is illegal and urges clear designation of imitants.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Paul B. Dunbar
Food and Drug Adminitration
Three Candidates File Campaign Expense Reports
The Board of Elections released campaign expense totals for three candidates: Republican Oscar Dunn reported 479.80 mainly on advertising with no donations listed. Dr. Backne listed 1 493 total, also spent on ads with no donations. Judge Cank reported 200 in expenses, all contributed to the Lorain County Executives Committee, while he was unopposed for re election.
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Backne
Judge Cank
Former WAC Captain Acquitted of Contempt
Kathleen Nash Durant, former WAC captain, was acquitted today of contempt and disobedience charges stemming from her refusal to testify against May David Watson in the Kronberg jewel theft case. Watson faced complicity in the $1,500,000 heist of the crown jewels of the House of Hesse.
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WAC
Kronberg
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David Watson
Larger Share Of State Taxes For Local Govts
Ohio Chamber of Commerce committee urges a bigger share of state taxes for local governments and proposes a reorganization of county budget commissions. It calls for $14 million extra annually, three non public-official budget members, and a 55 percent levy approval threshold. It also suggests state funding shifts for courts, intangibles taxes, and highway finance reforms.
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Couily
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
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GOP
Secretary of Commerce
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Sard
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Com Linen Pleas
General Assembly
Reparations From Japan Will Be Distributed
Washington state department officials said they will act within the month to ready a reparations directive for Far Eastern Commission members involvement. If approved by a majority, a preliminary directive will cover 15 to 20 percent of Japanese capital goods including iron, steel, machine tools and light metals as the initial reparations payments.
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State Department
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U .S
Inc
Civil War Vet Dies In 101st Year
Spokane Washington reports the death of Civil War veteran John J Wett Keyser, a Kentucky native who joined in 1864 as a private, served until discharge at 19, living to his 101st year. Also noted are two deer sightings near Elyria, with M. I. Hurst reporting crosses on Nickle Plate Diagonal road near Carlisle fire station around 8 pm.
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Vets Center Aids 605 In October In Elyria
The Elyria Veterans Service Center assisted 605 individuals in October, with 423 veterans, 23 family members, one survivor, one serviceman, one servicewoman, one serviceman’s relative, and 125 others accessing help. The center processed 389 terminal leave pay applications and about two thousand such drives have been processed since August. Nearly all discharge papers were copied photostatically. Housing aid placed several veterans and families. The center handled 101 rating applications and sent 117 letters. New registrations totaled 109. Primary requests were discharge paper copies 305, information on on the job training 102, plus housing 43, pensions 32, education 37, employment 30, and medical care 27. The center plans to close year end. veterans urged to seek help soon.
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Car Crash Harms Store Sign and Driver Fined
George Elbert, 48, was fined 50 and had his driving rights suspended for six months after a crash at East avenue and Fourth street. His car struck Schon Grocery on East Avenue last night, knocking down a large billboard. Passenger E Hammond suffered a minor lip laceration. Elbert faced liquor impairment charges at arraignment before Mayor A. R. Anat.
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Ridiculous suggestion on Trump resignation
Washington Representative John Rankin calls a Senate suggestion that Mr. Trump resign and hand control of the government to Republicans ridiculous. He criticizes the idea as unworkable and politically dubious. The remark reflects partisan tension in Washington and comments from Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright are noted.
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D. Miss
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J. William Nobright
D. Ark
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