UAW Reelects Walter Reuther as President
Walter B Reuther won re election as head of the United Auto Workers CIO in Atlantic City New Jersey securing 5502 votes to 2472 for Emil Maxey of Detroit. The result strengthens a pro Marshall Plan stance as Reuther vows union influence in postwar European aid and policy making at the convention.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Walter B. Rleuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
George S
Addes
Heather
Emil Maxey
Detroit
Marzey
Mae Reuuther
R. J. Thomas
Richard ‘Tf. Leonard
Richard Gogser
Toledo
Joan W. Livingston
St. Jeonis
Tu Anly
Reuthuritus
Suspect Held In $500,000 Mounds Club Robbery
Detroit police detained ex convict Sam Borri, 31, in connection with a September holdup at the Mounds Club near Cleveland. Investigators said Borri turned over a mak and three money bags believed used in the raid and identified him as the gang leader implicated in the September 29 attack on the club and its guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Swank Mounds Club
Cleveland
Sam Borri
Borrt
Anid
Children To See Parade As Rotary Club Guests
Fifty five children at Lorassy County Children's Home Oberlin will attend the Santa Claus Mardi Gras parade in Elyria Friday afternoon as guests of the Elyria Rotary Club. The club arranged transport and refreshments after the parade. The parade, sponsored by Elyria merchants, starts at 2 pm Friday. Coshocton Doctor Dies. Dr. J F McAllister 42, a city school member elected November 4, died at home of pneumonia last night.
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Lorassy County
Oberlin
Elyria
Coshocton
J. F. McAllister
Prices At Noon Across Major Firms In New York
Prices at noon showed shares of N Y Central Penta American Can Montgomery Ward National Dairy and other large firms moving. Markets included Roebuck Westinghouse Woolworth Bendix General Motors White Motors Republic Steel U S Steel and Standard of Ohio alongside Cities Service.
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N.Y
Montgomery Ward National Dairy Hears
Roebuck
Westinghouse
Electr Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel, Standard of Ohio Cities Service
Election reform eyed with ballot counting machines
The board of county commissioners weighs a plan to modernize Lorin County elections using voting machines. Estimated annual cost is 2156 dollars with savings from reduced counting staff and faster results. New York state and several Ohio counties have used the machines for years, and about 500 cities in the Western States are considering them.
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Ofc
Board of
County Commissioners
Bes
Wintel
New York State
Ohio
Boy Suspected In Shooting Of 13 Insulators
Deputy sheriffs and juvenile authorities checked who shot 14 insulators on high tension lines feeding the PS substation on Griswold road. A youth was apprehended and turned to juvenile authorities as investigations continue. Power engineers warn broken insulators risk fire and dangerous live conductors, threatening Blyria’s power supply.
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Emity Juevenile
Griswold Road
Power Company
Blyria
Rotarians Hear Indian Chief at Elyria Meeting
The Elyria Rotary Club hosted Larry LeMoyne Chief White Fagle of the Blackfoot tribe in a Yoost CoA gathering. He spoke on tribal origins, education for Indians, Navajo handicrafts, and wool shortages amid a difficult winter, with visitors Frank Sheldon and several Rotarians introduced as new members.
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Larry LeMoyne
White Fagle
Elyrla Rotary Chup
Hell
Yoost
Coa
Gihelur National Park
Frank Sheldon
Elyrian
Elyria Lab
Columbus
Rotary Club
BN. McIntosh
Richmond
Michigan
Carla Spitler
Oberlin
Kenneth Shook
Lornin
Ralph Tibball
Community Christ
Glennard Pierson
Chib
Second Recount Requested in Avon Lake Village Election
Lorain County Board of Elections considered a request for a second recount after Louis Hall trailed by four votes to win Avon Lake Village seat. Official counts show James J. King 655, William Dunlap 609, Walter Bleser 560, Henry Lawler 477, Carl Dietz 460, L M Rupert 451, Hall 447. A Sheffield Lake mayoral race recount and an amendment repeal margin were noted.
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Laraly County
Avon Lake
L. M
Rupert
Lorain
Buying U S Bonds On Margin Prompted Testimony
Retired Maj. Gen. Bennett EB Meyers testified before a Senate subcommittee that he bought 4 million dollars in government bonds on margin during the war after discussions with former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau and Fed officials. Meyers said officials implied bonds would be supported at par, and he denied offering or receiving kickbacks, labeling Hughes charges as lies.
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Wastington
Bennett EB. Meyers
Henry Morginthau
Air Force
Senate Investi BeUng
Morgenthau
Marshner
Howard Huges
Doria
Becauue
Meyers
Hughes
Huthes
Eeeles
Army Emergency Committee
Air Force Service Committee
Ite
Beeles
Subcommittee
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Proposed Four Lane Highway Would Run From Lodi to Grove
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn said the proposed Elyria Lorain road would be a four lane divided center roadway spanning from Lodi Street to Grove Avenue in Lorain. State highway officials discussed a possible next year start for a main section from Furavel Avenue to North Ridge Road, with the project using the Yellow Line right of way once owned by Wilson Properties Co. and purchased earlier in cooperation with the county for highway use.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria-Lorain
State Way Department
Lodi
Grove Avenue
Lorain
Courtly
Homer Bricker
State Highway Division
Ashland
Furavel Avenue
North Ridge Road
Dunnlewid
State Highway Department
Wilson Properties Co
Cooperaton
Holy Name Society Social Meeting at St Marys Basement
Holy Name Society members in Elyria plan a semioal social at St Marys basement Thursday evening starting at 7 30. Entertainment includes film showings from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Cleveland quartet singing, Armitage brothers tap dancing, and diet numbers by Dr Charles Guth and daughter Shirley. Card playing and a luncheon follow. open to all Holy Name members and invited male friends.
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Holy Name Society
Elyria
St Mary's
Ehitech
Ted
Federal Bureau of Invest Ration
Clevelums
Armitage Brothers
Charles Guth
Shirley
Holy Name
600 Selected For Burial At Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Cemetery prepares three plots for 600 Civil War era soldiers from World War II. Cemetery officials say room remains for about 2,000 more graves but advise limiting the current interments to preserve the shrine’s character. 4400 total interments planned with four burials daily to allow for family services.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
War Department
J. Walter Coleman
National Park
Coleman
San Francisco
Honda
Ctellysburg
Eattny Quartermaster , Distribuction Center
Philadelphia
David
Four Killed In Pitched Battle Between British and Undergrounders
In a roughly hour long clash near Raannna and Hertolia between Haifa and Tel Aviv, four members of the Irgun Zvai Leumi were killed and several others wounded. British squads overran the forest area and captured a number of Irgunists, as fighting disrupted nearby villages.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Trigun Zvai Leumi
Raannna
Hertolia
Fliers Forced Down By Alaskan Storm
Big Delta Alaska reports a rescue of two pilots Clifford Evans and George Truman after a failed attempt to reach Whitehorse. Departing from Elmen Ihart Field near Anchorage, heavy headwinds and a snow storm forced them to turn back, landing at Big Delta amid Alaska highway weather challenges.
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Big Delta
Alaska
Clifford
Evans
George Truman
Whiteshorke
Alhazard
Whitehorse
Truman
Parade uniforms handed out for city event
Boys from McKinley School will gather at We Tower Hall to receive uniforms and participate in a parade. Officials urge parade watchers to keep Broad Street clear from noon Friday until the procession passes.
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Kenyon
Oxford
Cambridge
Park Avenue
Hospital
Tower Hall
McKins
Schou
McKinley School
Bop van
Mayorselvet Hephy Ault
Will
Purdyde Muighal
Yaduy
Pole
EL J. Stankard
Score To Receive Certificates In Home Nursing
American Red Cross officials from the Elyria chapter announced that 20 Brighton High school students in home nursing have completed their courses and will receive pins and certificates at a school assembly. The event will feature a display of class equipment, with Miss Mary Louise Paynich visiting to present the pins. Attending are adults in the Brighton class and parents, plus Elyria Red Cross leaders Miss Edna Schropp and Mrs Kathryne Hull with Mrs Pearl Murphy.
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American Red Cross
Elyria
Brighton
Betty Nestor
Alberta McClellan
Barbara Crandall
Alice Storton
Lois Marie Sheffield
Wardline Moore
Norma Gonktin
Ruth Ellen Forthey
Alice Babcock
Bernadine Moore
Roberta Blick
Breinna
Edna Schropp
Truman To Deliver Message In Person In Congress Session
President Truman will deliver his foreign aid and price message in person to a special session of Congress next Monday. The White House says the speech will begin at 1 30 p m EST in the House Chamber before a joint session of the House and Senate.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Dr White of Cleveland Elected President of University of Toledo
Dr Wilbur Wallace White of Western Reserve in Cleveland was elected president of the University of Toledo by the board. He will start about March 1, succeeding acting president Dr Raymond J Carter after the death of Dr Phillip C Nash earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Toledo
Toledo
Wilbur Wallace White
Graduate School of Western Reserve
Cleveland
White
Toledo University
Raymond J. Carter
Eareer
Phillip C. Nash
Burned Worksman Injured in Dayton Plant Explosion
Fred Tandy 30 was severely burned in an explosion at the Continental Banking Company plant in Dayton while alone in the basement paint room. Firemen cited ignition near the room ceiling as the probable cause. Vehicle accidents and divorces are also reported in the area, with several motorists and residents listed by name and address. The Day’s incidents include a Lake Avenue collision near the city limits, a horse-vehicle accident on Route 20, and multiple divorce actions in county court. A Geneva college student trio suffered serious injuries in a wreck, with one student killed.
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Dayton
Fred Tandy
Continental Banking
Tandy
College
Salem
Geneva College
City Hospital
Geneva
Faye Towne
Ellsworth
Butty Jane Dick
Wilkins
Burgh, Pa
East Palestine
Markets in chaos after wreck and theft shock Beaver Falls
In a chaotic report from multiple towns a truck crash injured James Latham, 20, and Marjorie Willner, 17, both of Beaver Falls, while Michael Gallagher, 23, of New Banhalla was also hurt. A burglary at W. Southworth’s home netted $235 in a tin box as poultry prices show minor changes and market notes reflect blues and blues of holiday season.
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James Latham
Marjorie Willner
Beaver Falls
Michael Gallagher
New Banhalla Kt
Howaeas
Columbus
Cleveland
Ton
Maree
Ines
Romsiers
Bloomington
Markes
W. Southworth
Strady Con Medias
Wea
National Railway Labor Act talks move toward settlement
Officials note under manning and delays threaten national transportation as direct negotiations proceed under the National Railway Labor Act. If talks fail, the National Mediation Board would mediate, then the president could appoint a fact finding committee with a 30 day no-strike period and potential extensions. In Cleveland market notes, home growers, vegetables, and livestock prices show mixed activity amid slower demand. Canton Industrialist dies: Howard J. Fawcett, 64, chairs the respondent firm, dies from a cerebral hemorrhage. funeral set tomorrow.
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Mnsd
National Railway Labor Act
National Mediation Board
Washington
Eaten
Canton
Howard 2
Fawcett
RejPublicay Stamping & Enameling Co
Faweed
Enameling
Tired Old Battleship Wears Death Shrouds
NEWARK, No. The once mighty battleship New Mexico, old and tired, is to be dismantled near Newark Harbor after a long voyage from Boston. Fireboats and police guard the harbor as officials press the Navy to scrap the ship elsewhere, citing fears Newark becoming a ship graveyard.
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Newark
New Mexico
Gravesend Bay
Washington
Newark Harbor
Vincent J. Murphy
Michael BL
New Jersey
Police Briefs Report Theft and Reckless Driving Incidents
Edward Kurtz reported his 1941 Ford stolen from Broad street and East avenue after leaving his ignition key in the lock for about 18 minutes. A crash on Lake avenue near Dewey street injured George Updike and John W. Crall, with Crall’s car leaving the scene after hitting a pole. An abandoned Adams street car owned by Harold Grover was found. railroad camp resident Edward Cain was fined $5 for intoxication, as Paul Sinko, also from the camp, paid $5 for intoxication. Orlando Santell of Berea was fined $15 for reckless driving after an East avenue accident.
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Edward Kurtz
Cascade Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Kurla
George Updike
Adams Street
John W. Crall
Birmingham
Lake Avenue
Dewey
Crall
Dewey Street
Updike
Bis
Croll
Harold Grover
Lorai
Lorain
Grover
Edward Cain
A. R. Agate
Paul Sinko
Orlando Santell
Berea
Elyria Delegation Heads to Ohio Chamber Meet in Columbus
Elyria will be represented at the fifty fourth annual meeting of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce in Columbus on November 18 and 20. B Johnson president of the Elyria Chamber and Norris Ryder secretary manager will attend. W S Hoffman and W S Fraula of Electra Alloys Division American Brake Shoe Co also expected. Congressman Fred A Hartley Jr will be the speaker at an Ohio Night dinner.
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B. Johnson
Flyria Chamber of Commerce
Norris Ryder
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Johnson
Elyria
W. S. Hoffman
W. S. Fraula
Electra- Alloys
American Brake Shoe Company
Fred A. Hartley Jr
New Jersey
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
Tie
Fatal death from rubbing alcohol at Elyria home
Gunner Carl Lenartson a Swede aged about 29 residing in a garage room behind the RB L. Fricson home at 132 Caroline street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 45 this morning from slow poisoning after drinking hay rum rubbing alcohol Coroner S C Warti ruled the cause. Lenartson had been arrested Sunday for intoxication and released Monday morning after which he fell ill and died. He had lived in Elyria about 17 years coming from Sweden and is survived by his father Lenart and siblings in Sweden.
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Gunnar Carl Lenartson
RB. L. Fricson
Caroline Street
Lenartson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ericson
S.C. Warti
Lenarison
Elyria
Sweden
Sudtra Curtis Funeral Home
Lenart
Helen
Elyria Junior Chamber to Induct 40 New Members
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce will induct about 40 new members at a Friday dinner at Saddle Club Avert Lake Ken. Tp. m. Nov. 14. Jim Riggs, president of the Ohio Junior Chamber, and Carl Belkohfer, U S Junior Chamber treasurer, will attend. New members named include James Dall Robert Williamson Thomas Reeve Elmer Wyatt and Thomas German with William Resar providing entertainment with sport movies.
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Elyria
Will Build New Home on Brandison Avenue
R W Smith of 486 Eighth Street obtained a city building permit to erect a 36 by 24 foot one story frame dwelling at 200 Brandison Avenue, costing about 8600 dollars, to be sold. Harold H. Eibling and C A Gibbons planned to attend a Kent State University workshop session for school superintendents this afternoon.
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Brandston Avenue
R. W. Smith
Eighth Street
Brandison Avenue
Hart Dickaron
Smith
Harold H. Eibling
Elyria Public
C. A Gibbons
Kent State University
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Geewente
Orr Foultry
Ridgeville
Pierre R, Smith
Elyria Savings
Elying
Cleveland Stock Exchange
U.S
Weemion
United Shits
Palestine
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Tooume
Akron
la Bowers
P. X. Rexall Drug Store
Grafton, Ohig
Dr. White
The
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Gilbert Cy
Poice
Springfield
Ridgley Trimmer Company
Grove L. Frock
Ralph Silsbee
Hamilton Avenue
Albert Berkowitz
Brooklyn
Berkowicz
Iis
Silsbee
Sheriff Department
Wiallee
Bryce
Willis
Sheriff's Department
Sol Mendelson
Robert Schumar
Cleveland Street
A. J. Uthe
Middle Avenue
Uthe
William Cecil
Vincent
John Giidine
James BP
Horn
Rupper Club
Dorothy Kolenda
John
Amherst
Virginia Southam, Lakewood
Travelers Fire Insurance Company
Clayton Schneider
R. D. J. Larain
Ida Magrard
William
D. A. Cook
Iva Gandel
George
Penn
Jaytvanly
Nothouse Bidta
Dea
Laney
Seeveland Tives
Alvers
Medung
Hevers
jEhvice
Sheem & Lambs
Shaw Lt Chinn
Police Dept. News
Firestone
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Elyria Junior
Bocal Union
M. Abruzzes Club
Broadway
Lorals, A
Chamber OF Commerce
Elyria Theatre
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