Taft Seeks Deep Cuts to Marshall Plan Debate
Senator Taft argues the Marshall Plan costs lead to higher taxes and prices and opposes large aid. He urges restraint, warning against inflation and continued New Deal spending. Taft critiques Truman on exports, urges release of the Wedemeyer China aid report, and calls for global consideration of relief.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
America
Europe
Taft
Ohio Society
Handa
United States
Traman
Congress
Truman
Pen
Russia
Wedemeyer
China
Latin America
Retirf
Supreme Court To Decide Oklahoma Law School Case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the University of Oklahoma Law School must admit a qualified Black applicant, Ada Leis Sipuel, a Langston graduate, amid state laws and policy. The term also covered actions on overtime for longshore workers, deportation of a Mexican, and an antitrust ruling involving International Salt Co.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma Law School
Washington
University of Oklahom Law School
Oklahoma
High Court
Ada Leis Sipuel
Mega
Langston University
College
Hegions Schelars Tupard
Regia Law
Stile
Mexics
California
International Salt Cy
New York
International
Death notices for Abinas Mare Culbertson and William Berthold
Abinas Mare Culbertson of Elyria died early this morning at Lorain Convalescent Home. Born in Coldwater, Michigan, she was 76 and lived in Elyria 40 years. she leaves a son Roy and husband Alexander Culbertson, who preceded her in death. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Budrick United Presbyterian? with Rev. Fred J. Ulrich, burial at Brookdale Cemetery. William Berthold of Avon died at home after a lingering illness, aged 70. Born Rocky River, he lived in Avon 23 years, worked as a farmer, and was a St. Marys Church member. Surviving: wife Rose, three sons, two daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with burial at St. Marys Cemetery, Avon. body at Clifford Pease Funeral Home, Weatlike, where callers may visit.
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M. Culbertson
Eighth
Elyria
Lorain
Coldwater
Mich
Lake Avene
Veburch
Dantes
Malta
Roy
Alexander
Culbertson
Fred J. Ulrich
Brookdale Cemetery
William Berthold
Avon William Berthold
Rocky River
Avon
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Rose
Alfred
Amherst
Orie
Columbia Station
Claceney
Elyrin
Helen Wolfrom
Avon and
Mes
Eleanor Wohlebrr
Ely
Mildred Steiz
Pr McEe
Clifford Pease
Weatlike
Double Funeral For Husband And Wife In Canton
Canton police prepared double funeral arrangements for Lucas and his wife after both died by hanging amid grief over his death. Lucas, 69, reportedly died Friday, and his wife was found by rope in a doorway. Police investigated why the husband failed to appear for work as the bodies were discovered yesterday.
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Canton
Causys
Sid Linwood
Lucas
Freday
Candidates File Expense Reports in Local Elections
More candidates file accounts with Lorain County Board of Elections. Elyria Township candidate Ex. Tpense accounts cover $25 contribution to Elyria Republican Committee and $35.28 for advertising. Lorain City solicitor defeated candidate reports $136.40 in expenses for ads, campaign cards, postage. Avon Village mayor candidate Wettig lists $25.74 for mimeograph work and stamps. Avon Lake Village treasurer candidate Nina Dinining reports $8.24 in expenses.
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Backa Day
Loraly County Board of Elections
Ota Ko Mischka
Elyria ‘Township
Each of the
Elyria Republican Committee
Adverern
Joseph CC
Frederick
Section Ag
Court House Sheriff's Hold Two Men After Reckless Driving Refusal
Deputy sheriffs held William Coed and John Gildine after a report they recasted Mrs Clarice Kegges at noon today. The men had been drinking and were denied admission to a club. Kegges drove away to her sister’s home and called her husband at the club, leading to custody of the men. Six people were injured in a collision on West River road on November 7 involving Morris Kirk. The Lorain County Court filed suit against Peter Jessel for alleged due for naturals and labor. Absent context, several divorce and alimony actions were noted with modest monetary figures and contempt findings.
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William Coed
John Gildine
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Clarice Kegges
5Th Street
Michael
Ianater
Deputien
Elk
Kegyes
Urban Miller
Russell Beal
Mil
Robert McKinney
Fuller Road
James P. Horn
Ars
Sted
West River Road
Morris Kirk
Alu Adis Street
Taxi Driver Beaten And Robbed In Cleveland Incident
John Benchek, a 24 year old taxi driver, was shot in the neck, beaten, and robbed of seven dollars by a masked customer in Cleveland. He is hospitalized with serious injuries as police investigate the assault and robbery linked to earlier reports of cab-driver distress and related court actions involving local residents.
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Cleveland
John Benchek
Wshtte Refief
Dorothy Searight
Lorain
Henchek
Theodure Ony
Helen Wuebker
Herbert
Shortage Of Fuel Oil To Continue Through Next Year
CHICAGO W R Boyd Jr president at the American Petroleum Institute says gasoline and fuel oil shortages will require dealer allocation to continue this winter and into next year. He warns consumers not to switch from coal to oil without supply assurance, noting it is practically impossible. He cites nine month demand averaging 5,777,000 barrels daily and supply at 5,840,000 barrels daily, with bottlenecks in transportation and storage. He urges a system balancing consumption and production, explaining one oil well cannot support many oil burners.
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Chicago
W. R. Boyd, Jr
American Petrolleum Institute
Bauyd
Petroleum Instiite
Huggis
Stac Ile
Local candidates report no campaign spending in Lorain County
Eighteen candidates for local government offices reported no campaign expenditures to the Lorain County Board of Elections. Fred W. Ott and Clarence S. Brush led as reelected to the Lorain County Board of Education without opposition, with other listed officeholders including EC Jacobs Elyria Township constable Jann E F Heeok Avon Lake clerk Joseph M Goenh Avon Lake clerk and several township constables and trustees.
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Fred W. “Ott
Clarences. Brush
Lorain County
Avon Village
Ford Gli
Eaton Township
Chester I Markus
Gratton
James I King
Avon Lake Village
Confessed Slayer Turns To Religion
Rockford report states Glenn Marsh, 27, who confessed to slaying a paras mour's husband and father, has turned to religion for solace. The Rev. Carl Smucker said Marsh asked him to return today. attorney Max A. Weston planned to seek permission to regall the October grand jury to indict Marsh for two murders, with a death penalty possible at trial likely in January.
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Rockford
Glenn Marsh
Parasmour
Carl Smucker
Protestant Welfare Service
Marsh
Blair
Max A. Weston
William TR. Dasher
Pere Mission
Weston
Tria
Woman Confession Tales Of Three Year-Old Case Unfolds
Cleveland police reference a long closed case as a suspect confesses to a serious offense involving a woman dated three years prior. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate a staged interview and mention of investigators and a suspect named Helen.
Amherst Candidates File Expense Accounts
Amherst area reports show Republican candidates filing campaign expense accounts with totals around $1,098 for village candidates plus smaller sums from trustees and public affairs contenders. Funds covered advertising postage labor and fees, with in kind donations noted to the village Republican committee and related campaigns.
Markets at Market Slingshot Amid Steady Prices
Market notes show mixed prices across categories with steady to firm tones for poultry and meats. Eggs, turkeys, ducks, and hogs display varied bids while cattle and sheep prices soften slightly. apples and wheat futures appear uneven amid broad commodity fluctuations.
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Brierx
Cleveland
Heghorn
Fryers
Bri
Jets Vedic
Jenhuin
Lyne
Dette
Weiss
Markel
Reuther Assured Of Reelection At UAW CIO Convention
Walter P. Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers CIO, was assured of reelection by a landslide at the convention in Atlantic City. He won the post 19 months ago by large margins and faced minimal opposition from Joly Devito of Cleveland. Reuther secured CIO President Philip Murray’s endorsement, while foes led by George Addes vowed no broad contest.
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Atlantic Cry
N. d
Walter
P. Reuther
Tlery
United Auto Workers Cio
Ith
Auto Union
Ry Barent
Joly Devito
Cleveland
Reuther
CIO
Philp Murray
Itis
George Fo Addes
Addas
R. A. Thomas
Richard T. Leonard
Four Beer and Liquor Permits Suspended in Ohio
Ohio liquor board suspended four beer and liquor permits in Lorain and Norwalk. The Polish Legion of American Veterans Mulaski Post 38 in Lorain had a 10 day private club permit suspension for Sunday sales and gambling devices. United Polish Club Long Ave Lorain faced a 45 day suspension for Sunday sales. Andrew Rodgers Lorain had a 30 day suspension for beer and wine permits. Antony Keineck Norwalk faced a 60 day suspension for gambling devices and mining employment.
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Columbus
State Board of Liquor
Attnomeud
Lorain
Norwalk
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Mulaski Post No
Ddth Street
Vale Club
United Paleish Club, Inc
Long Ave. Lorain
Andrew Rodgers
Pearl Aveo
Antony O. Keineck
Naval Reserve To Sponsor Dance in Lorain Church Hall
Lorain county naval reserve division to sponsor a dance at Hungarian Renowned Church Hall AL31st Street and Globe Avenues. All division and advisory committee members may attend with spouses. Dance runs from evening until midnight with refreshments served.
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Lorain County
Naval Reserve
Church Hall
AL 31St Street
Globe Avenues
Lorain
Ther Wiver
Buesste
Nine Slovak Court Sentences Nine War-Era Officials
In Bratislava the Slovak National Court sentenced Stefan Hussik and eight others for aiding the wartime Slovak state. Sentences ranged up to 30 years for Hussik and hard labor for other former ministers and officials. Citizenship rights are revoked and property confiscated.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Slovak National Court Today
Stefan Hussik
Wight Asher Amen
Joseph Iso
Stefano Viso
Brotler
Julius Stan
Transport
Josef Sivak
Education
Geyza
Justice
Tyo
Gujza Medichrky
Supply
Sever Sgur
VFW Post 1079 Banquet Tonight
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 prepares Armistice Day banquet at St Paul’s Evangelical Church 6280 tonight with Harold Haywood reporting. Arthur J. Walkud will be principal speaker and Jim Armitune will act as master of ceremonies. A dance follows the dinner and the post sponsorship baseball team will be honored.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Vharch
Harold Haywood
Arthur J. Walkud
V. FP
Jim Armitune
Feune
East Carlisle PTA Plans November Meeting and Events
The East Carlisle PTA executive board held its November meeting at Mrs. Carel Shepard’s home with Mrs. Lloyd Yos sing. They discussed garden plans for a future party and other business. A Friday event features a style show titled Seven Ages of Woman-Froth and Broth with period costumes modeled by PTA members. The December meeting will be at Mrs. Feri Haynes’s Las Moline home, followed by a religious dessert course.
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Carlisle P.T. A
Carlisle
Exectubord
East
Mire
Care] Shepard
Robson Road
Lloyd Yossing
PATA
Feri Haynes
Las Mraane
BE. J. Lampson
Assaciile
Eme Tus
Oberlin Colley
Noah
Green Mansions
Wy HL Ditdson
Iis Oberfin Woniert
Junel
Richard Murphy
Warner Hall
Murphy
Rogina Wureck Ue
Jty Deine
Potter
Rockwell Uarmon Potter
Femenitus Demy
Hartford
Sermuntary
Wall
Oberlin College
Reva 'Swiner
Esther Kisrane
William Reed and Son
Wellington
Lloyd Gill
le Mfoare
Anna Lenager
Rarph Pardy
Charles Ivors
Mary Auer
Margo Chow
Avis Baber
Roger Felch
Rich
Cod Wager Borin
Eq Livermore
Heals Department
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
B. Sears
Com. Sper
Kisvdon
Keranah
Worcester Car
Police News Report From East River Street Incident
Police report on multiple incidents along East River Street and nearby areas. Carl Rudolph fined ten dollars for a minor traffic matter. Robert Rouense, Wade N, and others involved in collisions, assaults, and property damage cases. A victim noted at a hospital at 6:26 p m. Several vehicles damaged on Broad Street and East Avenue. Traffic disruptions, arrests, and court actions cited for the evening.
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Carl Rudolph
East River iStreet
Wis
Costa
Wade
Pele Cel
East River Street
Drepvolvinn
Ray Carter
Ravers
Aidwen Booher
Ahples
Bey Ravnid Plog
Bridge Steed
Wien
Thescot
Pewenti
Metevsium
East
Dative
Kod
Radu
SU Wek
de Alle Mwytes
Aliddie Avenue
Oberlin Drama to stage Blithe Spirit at Allen Art Building
Oberlin-The Oberlin Drama Association opens the season with Noel Coward comedy Blithe Spirit. Five performances at the Allen Art Building Theatre begin 8:00 pm Wednesday through Saturday November 19 20 21 22 with Friday Nov 21 added show. Tickets on sale at O A Studio on Main Street with reservations by phone.
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D. A
Oberlin
Noel Coward
Allen Art Building Theatre
Ada P.m
Thomas Bill
Charles Condamine
Boston
Elvira
Charles
Ruth
O. 2
Grange
Pam
Tipurn
Spiritmathe
Ual
Teie
Nhone
First Church Women's Association
James Brand
Youth Committees and Cultural Programs Proposed
A advocates organization of an active youth committee grange health communities in each county continuation of home economics committees groups to combat drinking education through a lecture hour program and teaching of music art and cultural influences
Ohio State Grange Ends Two Day Convention
Columbus report says the Ohio State Grange wrapped its two day convention with over 1 000 delegates and guests at the 75th annual gathering. Mayor James A Rhodes welcomed delegates while Joseph W Fichter urged a national agricultural policy and a shared food program amid Cold War tensions and economic worry.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
National Grange
James A. Rhodes
Joseph W. Fichter
Mnal Agdess
Fichter
Hussia
United States
Knights of Columbus hold busy Elyria meeting
Elyria council reviews 30 new initiates and previews two upcoming events. Speaker Frank Sheed will address Communism and Marriage at Elyria High School auditorium next Monday. Newly elected Columbian Squires to be installed Wednesday. 50 initiates and a supper follow the ceremony.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Chivtus E. Gush
Frank Sheed
New York
Elyria Mind School
Columbian Squires
Knights of
Richard Kk. Yeasdale
Elyria
Dintner
Bew
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