Gale Of Words Delays Battle Of Newark Bay
Newark officials and Lipset Inc. lawyers met in Atlantic City seeking a truce to delay scrapping the 30,600 ton New Mexico battleship. Mayor Vincent d Murphy and deputy mayor Barney Kopilh consider a compromise that could push the operation to Tuesday, affecting Newark port plans and the bay’s scenic view.
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Newark
New Mexico
Gravesetd Bay
Brooklyn
Newark Bay
Lipset, Inc
Atlantic City
Vincent d. Murphy
Murphy
League of Municipalities
Lipsett
Barney Kopilh
Navy
Lipset
Navy Wharf
Monkey on the loose roams Ohio leaving startled residents
A clip-tail monkey with a liking for solitude traveled through Ohio today leaving a trail of startled people and unsuccessful hunters. It was first seen near Kingston on Oct 19, as farmer Paul McGinnis reported the animal in his yard. A 35-man posse failed to trap it after a tree-top chase, with the monkey leaping across a creek and heading north. The creature was later sighted near Circleville and suburban Columbus, with Humane Society officers unable to capture it. The monkey is described as tail-clipped and wearing a torn three-link collar.
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Circleville
Kingston
Charles H. Radcliff
Pickaway County
Columbus
Zoo
G. A. Echwars
Columbus Zoo
The
Columbus Humane Society
Meet forms to boost MacArthur GOP presidential bid
Delegates from iWostatea meet at the Plankinton Hotel in Milwaukee to form a national MacArthur for President organization nine days before Harold Stassen's GOP campaign begins. California chairman Joseph Choate says a MacArthur letter may shape GOP platform. Wisconsin supporters across the state express strong belief the general would accept if offered.
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Milwaukee
iWostatea
Douglas MacArthur
Plankington Hotel
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Arthur
Harold Stssen
Minnesota
Himeek
Joseph Choate
Los Angeles
California
Manes Arthur
Delee Gates
Cheate
Far Eastern
MacArthury
Cheat
Death notices record with multiple obituaries
Clarence Dean 42 of 410 Longstreet died at 9:40 a m after a lingering illness. Born in Vermilion he lived in Amherst 24 years and worked as an engineer at the Lake Terminal of National Tube Co. Survived by wife Emily two sons William and James two daughters Mrs J S Cossey and two sisters. Services at Zilch Funeral Home then Maple Grove cemetery Vermilion. Nellie B Weber 75 of Oberlin died at her son Barry Weber’s home after a weeklong illness. Born Wakeman she belonged to Sacred Heart church. Survived by four children Barry Paul Helen Plax Gertrude Rikeldifey seven grandchildren two great-grandchildren a brother James Barry and two sisters Mrs Mia Emmerich and Mrs Nick Smith. Burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Police report includes cars recovered in Elyria and non support and neglect cases involving several individuals. Additional notes recount arrests for speeding intoxication and unemployment-related charges with various local residents named with addresses and outcomes.
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Clarence Dean Amherst
Clarence Dean
Longstreet
Vermilion
Aimherst
Lake
National Tube Company
Congregational Church
Sheffield Lodge of Masons of South
Lorain
Stone City
OBS
Brotherhood of Loacomotive Firemen and Engineers
Emily
William E
James
U. S. Navy
New Orleans
J. S. Cossey
North Carolina
Ruby Broderick
Lakewood
A. J. Frey
Birmingham
W. H. O'Hara
Strongsville
Nellie
Weber
Gertrude Rikeldifey
Flyrna
James Barry
Wakeman
Mia
John Emmerich
Nick Smith
Oberlin
Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home
South Main Street
Alex Mibalo
Telegraph Road
Heart Church
Friistolen
Lodi Street
Robert Blair
St. Mary's
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Lodi
Agreement On Palestine May Be Revised
LAKE SUCCESS New York The Soviet American plan on a May 1 1948 deadline for independence to Jewish and Arab states in Palestine faced revision as Britain said it would not have troops out of the Mary Land unit by Aug 1 A four nation UN working group proposed ending the British mandate Aug 1 and setting October as the independence deadline The UN General Assembly session faces adjournment later this month with meetings scheduled The fall Assembly may consider holding next fall’s session in Europe and India’s resolution condemning discrimination against Indians in South Africa nears a vote
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N. Y
Palestine
Great Britain
Mary Land
United Nations
General Assembly
Europe
India
South Africa
DeMolay Degrees To Be Conferred by Nye Chapter
The David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay will confer Initiatory and DeMolay degrees on 20 candidates at its regular meeting Monday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall. The ceremony honors Art Smith, former advisor, and is sponsored by Elyria Commandery No 60 Knights Templar. Master Councilor Richard Decker will preside at 7 30 p m. The chapter invites all Master Masons and parents of candidates to attend.
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David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Knights of Pythias Hall
Art’ Smith Lass
de- Molay
Elyria Comemandery No. 60
Knights ‘Templar
Richard Decker
Flash of Windows and Pipe Coupling Breakage Reported
Mrs. Dean of 402 Lodi Street told police a flashlight was thrown through an upstairs window yesterday at 4:30 PM, breaking the pane and tearing the shade, and a half inch pipe coupling was forced through a downstairs window at 7:30 PM.
Lions Club To Hear FBI Representative
The Elyria Lions Club will host FBI official B C Richardson at a Monday meeting. VAL Ladies night is postponed to December 1. No regular meeting on November 24 due to Booster club saigner.
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Lions Club
FBI
Elyria Lions Club
B.C. Richardson
VAL
Saigner
Inflation control debate outlines allocation proposals
A Congressional subcommittee listed 12 possible approaches to curb inflation. Sen Ralph Flanders led discussions while House GOP Leader Charles Halleck criticized foreign spending as a major price driver. Rep Arthur G Klein pledged to introduce bills restoring price control and allocation authority.
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Ralph BE. Flanders
Be VC
House
GOP
Charles Hal- Week
Tadista
Arthur G Klen
D. N
Fry
Constable Elect Will Not Accept Election
Jack Bennett elected constable in Grafton township informed Lorain County Board of Elections he will not accept the office. He already serves as village marshal and resides in Grafton Wie Eaton Township area, leaving the post unfilled until the next election. Bennett tied with Joe Noveske and won a coin flip to decide the winner.
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Jack Bennett
Grafton Township
Lorain County Board of Elections
Bennett
Grafton Village
Eaton ‘Township
Election Board
Stassen Demands U S Stop Sending Tools To Russia
Harold Stassen, Republican presidential hopeful, urged at the Denver Lincoln Club that the United States halt shipments of machine tools and electrical products to Russia until a clear and open foreign policy is agreed. He warned that secretive policy could cause clashes between American and Communist systems and risk war.
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Nebraska
Stassen
Grand Dunedon
Calo
U. S
Suggestions For Tasty Dishes By Judith Wilson
A home cook article explores hash as a versatile base using beef lamb or sausage with varied methods and sides. Recipes include Red Flannel Hash Lamb Hash In Cabbage Leaves Luncheon Loaf Pot Roast Hash and tips to use leftovers and greens for new combinations. A moral on obesity notes most fat persons gain weight from excess eating rather than glandular causes.
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Judith Wilson
New England
United Feature Syndicate
Inca
Malnutrition Case Heard in Juvenile Court
A six month old infant born weighing eight pounds was found malnourished after seven children in eight years from a Medina County family. The Humane Society and county welfare pressed the action, Judge I H Nyé presiding. The court temporarily placed the child with the welfare board until the parents prove capable of care.
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I. H. Nyé
Humane Society
Harold Ewitg
County Child Welfare
Milharities
Elyriana
Medina County
Ewing
Avosvazik Saldandavwy
Child Welfare Board
Guth and OConnor Campaign Finances in Elyria Board Race
Lorain County Elections officials reported campaign expense accounts for the Elyria Gily Board of Education race on November 4. Guth was elected to the board, OConnor defeated. Major items included stamps mimeographing printing and advertising.
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Lorain County Board of Elections Today
Charles E. Guth
James F. O'Connor
Elyria Gily Board of Education
Guth
O'Connor
Man Is Found Dead In Bed By Hunter
Rudolph Gideon was found dead in his bed at the Harris farm on Hughes road near route 58. His brother in law E Donaldson, and his son Robert 23, discovered the body on the first day of hunting season. Death believed natural after about a week. Survived by a brother John in California and sister Mary Judeving of Cleveland. Funeral services planned in Cleveland.
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Rudolph Gideon
Harris Farm
Hughes Road
Route
E. Donaldson
Robert
Gideon
Eugene Finegan
Donaldson
Harris
John
California
Mary Judeving
Cleveland
Four Candidates File Expense Accounts in Lorain County
Four candidates filed expense accounts with the Lorain County Board of Elections for the November 4 balloting. A J Diederich, trustee candidate in Ridgeville township, reported 2185 dollars for advertising printing and stamps. Ralph H Kollinsisi, mayor candidate in Grafton village, listed 10.34 dollars in printing expenses. Charles R Falkner, trustee candidate in Ridgeville township, reported 80 dollars for advertising. Carl E Turner, trustee candidate in Elyria township, listed 5 dollars for printing materials.
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Lorain County
Carl Ef, Turner
Elyria Township
Sted
Former Resident Of South Wales Joins First Aid Class Here
David T. Evans, a former resident of South Wales, now works at Ridge Tool Company, has joined an American Red Cross first aid class. Evans previously led St John Ambulance Brigade duties in peace time and will compare South Wales and American Red Cross methods during the course. He currently resides at 115 Cleveland Street. Edward Cross, a Aberdeen bus driver, has won the football pool divis Continued reading uncertain.
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South Wales
David T. Evans
Rhyme
Ridge Tool Company
American Red Cross
Kirria American Red Cross
Evans
St. John's Ambulance Brigade
Red Cross
Loy Scouts
New Members Are Installed Into Elyria Junior Chamber
A group of 28 new members joined the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce at a ceremony at the Saddie Inn Avon Lake last night. James H. Riggs of East Liverpool, state president, presented pins and outlined the group’s history and aims. Speakers urged cooperation with the Elyria Chamber, stressing noncompetitive ties and mutual support. New members listed include Louis Beaumont Jr and James Riggs among others. Lawrence Severs welcomed back, Jane George Geilus joined as a transfer from Coldwater, Michigan.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Saddie Inn
Avon Lake
James H. Riggs
East Liverpool
Dsycee
Nartis Ryder
Elyria
Raymond Snyder
Gerald Swiers
Elgie Taylor
Willia Timms
John Wagner
Robert Williamson
Judson Wehman
Elmer Wyatt
Lawrence Severs
Jane George Geiilus
Coldwater, Mich
Basement Steam Brews No Fire at Hollis Home
Elyria firefighters arrived at 118 Easten Heights boulevard to find a basement filled with steam from a burst water pipe hitting the furnace. The area was flooded but no active fire. occupant evacuated fearing an explosion and crews shut off the hot line.
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Elyria
C. J. Hollis
Easten Heights Boulevard
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Lewis Davis
West River Street
Court of Appeals Affirms Beinbower Award Against Oberlin College
The court upheld a July jury verdict of 400 in favor of Edward Beinbower of 34 Denison Ave against Oberlin College over injuries from a fall at the Oberlin Inn. Separate filings include rental accounting and partition suits, several divorces, and a $3,000 personal injury claim against J. Spang Baking Co for a poisoned cherry pie.
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Cart of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Edward Beinbower
Denison Avenue
Oberlin College
Beinbower
Oberlin Inn
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Arthur Ryel
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Bert Ryel
Mildred Thomas
Lorain
J. Spang Baking Co
Friendship Trains Roll Out Of Chicago
Two Friendship trains departed Chicago on separate eastbound routes toward New York docks to deliver about 100 carloads of food for Europe next Tuesday. The split stash increased reach, with 63 cars arriving from the west coast plus 20 more from Chicago and surrounding areas. Dispatches moved cars to Union Station and New York Central Terminal as crowds cheered the departures.
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New York
Europe
West Coast
Union Station
New York Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Line
New York Central
Elyrians File Their Expense Accounts
Four candidates in Elyria filed expense accounts with the Lorain County Board of Elections. Kenneth B. Lord reported a $10 contribution to the Republican City Committee as his only expense. Frank R. Henke listed printing expenses of $17.41. Walter Lundberg reported printing and photographic expenses totaling $17.98. James Meredith, defeated Democratic candidate for council from the first ward, cited printing expenses of $14.48.
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Thon
Elyria
Lorain
James ©. Meredith
Council
First Ward
Market Highlights from Cleveland Homegrowers Market
Cleveland area market notes show prices for homegrown produce including melons, Jonathan apples, beets, carrots, cauliflower, celery, lettuce and mushrooms. Local onion and pepper varieties with assorted prices listed. grain futures for Toledo area show No 2 red wheat, yellow corn, oats and soybeans prices.
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Cleveland
Homegrowera
Etka
Melntosh
Colden Pee Ie
Jonathans
Tzin
Damimes
Pennsylvania
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Young Democrats Trust Truman to Solve High Cost Living
Cleveland delegates hear from Sen J Howard McGrath and cabinet members that President Truman has a plan to curb high living costs and provide interim European aid. Treasury head John Snyder, Agriculture head Clinton Anderson, and ex-OPA chief Paul Porter outline steps for gradual budgetary action and continued Democratic leadership.
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Cleveland
Democratic Clubs of America
Democrat Party
Trutman
Congress
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic - National Committee
Europe
McGrath
Truman
CPA
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Clinton P. Anderson
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
Contess
A. F. Whitney
Th Brotherhood of Railroad
Robert A. Taft
United States
Permit Issued For Warehouse Building
A city building permit was issued today for an addition to the Sam Becker and Sons waste paper warehouse on Oberlin Road near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks. The two story masonry structure measures 43 by 25 feet with a construction cost estimated at 2500 dollars. Arthur Yates of Grafton is the contractor. Fresh apricots picked in Syr and Lebanon in the last year weighed 26000 tons.
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Sam Becker and Sons
Oberlin Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Hart Dickason
Arthur Yates
Grafton
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