Restrictions On Installment Buying Relaxed By Fed
Washington reports easing of wartime consumer credit rules. Federal Reserve board revised installment sale limits to major durable goods with a December 1 effective date. Down payments and terms for autos and other items largely unchanged, though furniture and floor coverings retain 20 percent down.
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Washington
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Ag Fos Automobiles Dinen
Einsroth
Verkau
Ommethird
Bilbo Hearings To Start On Dec 2 In Mississippi
Washington based Senate Campaign Investigating Committee votes to begin public hearings December 2 in Jackson Mississippi on charges that Senator Bilbo fomented racial discrimination in the Mississippi Democratic primary. Hebert Wallen of Third Street was fined 84 and costs in police court for intoxication after a Broad Street arrest at 12 20 a m today.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Investrating Committee
Jackson, Miss. der
Sen
Bilbo
Mississippi
Hebert Wallen
Third Street
Broad Street
North Olmsted Congregational Notes Sermon and Events
The Rev Joseph Dudley will preach on Discipline at Sunday morning services. At 4 p m Sunday a meeting of the Cleveland Union Pilgrim Fellowship and Evangelical and Reformed Youth will be held at Archwood Congregational church with Rev Alan Wiest as speaker. A turkey supper and bazaar is set for Wednesday November 20 starting at 5 p.m.
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Joseph Dudleys
Cleveland Union Pilgrim Fellowship
Evangelical and Reformed
Archwood Congregational Church
Alan Wiest
Trinity E.R. Church
Congress Faces Miner Strike Fallout And Policy Debate
In a rapid series of developments, President Truman appeals to Lewis to end work stoppages. House members and senators discuss labor regulation and government role. Yellow Springs officials cite Smith Connally Act concerns as miners halt operations, while Krug backs government withdrawal from negotiations with the miners.
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House
Homer Capehart
R. Ind
Clarence J. Brown
RKO
Yellow Springs
Desegh Howell
R. Minn
Lewis
Truman
Braman i
Prvate
Death notices and obituaries from a cluttered local paper
Multiple death notices from varied local addresses report sudden or natural deaths. Items mention Mrs Albert Vietzen of 1020 Foster Avenue, Stewart D Will of Seventh Street, and other victims with family survivors, funeral homes, and scheduling details across Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
White to Lead Senate as Majority Leader
Yesterday Senator White indicated acceptance of the post offered in the Republican Senate leadership. He is expected to become chairman of the Republican Senate Steering Committee, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics for the next session.
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Faery Vandeprom
Republi
Duhak
Qeoniat Senate
Leon Senate
Republican
Senate
Miss Beery Returns From Institute
Miss Naomi Berry, superintendent at Elsa Memorial Hes sio, represented De spy hed tesa epee at that ain tied fer ey wed cherie ob to Oy Teagne at oN to Fatima Yor meeting.
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Atonures
Elsa Memorial Hessio
Prainega
M. K Jefeon Sehr
Nuteng
Ain
Cherie
Oy Teagne
Fatima
Communists In CIO Standing Their Ground
Atlantic City N J CIO president Philip Murray faced a bitter behind the scenes struggle as right wing leaders sought to purge Communist influence. A six member committee failed to agree on procedures, with a deadlock between left and right factions after a three hour meeting.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
Philip Murray
Vhorway
Murray
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Objec:tives
President Truman Visits Navy Midshipmen At Work And Play
President Truman arrived at Annapolis to spend the day with the Navy midshipmen in classrooms and on the football field as Navy faces Penn State. He sailed to the Naval Academy aboard his yacht Williamsburgh, anchored in Chesapeake Bay, and was welcomed with naval ceremony before returning to Washington after the game. He will attend the White House photographers annual dinner tonight.
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Tru
Matt
Navy
Penn State
Hou
Williamsburg
Naval Academy Landing
Chesapeake Bay
Truman
Washington
White House
Schools Visited By Many Parents
A wave of parents toured Riyria schools during American Education Week, observing classrooms and meeting teachers. Visits varied with no fixed schedules, allowing parents to drop in as classes progressed. The week aimed to strengthen parent involvement and acquaint families with school activities.
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Riyria
Pulang
Visus
Rivink
Damaged vehicle incident reported in Ridgeside
A 1120 p MW collision on Route WO in Ridgeside involved a motorist chosen by Emery Peter Lakewend as due to a failed braking event. Deputies blamed brakes and noted chaotic scene with stalled vehicle details and police responders on the stretch near Route 200.
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oSteténday
Emery Peter Lakewend
Dueglina
Atio
Rte
Ridgeside
Previlers
Budly Demagpea
Pope
Wendtsar
OK Pro BO
Pepe Fensieta
Hoyer
St Marys P T A To Hear Writer Breig At Meeting
St Marys P T A invites the public to a Thursday evening session featuring Joseph Breig of Cleveland as speaker. Breig, a veteran Sun Telegraph reporter and editor, now serves as assistant managing editor of the Catholic Universe Bulletin and a Catholic Press Union columnist. His talk titled Whats a Catholic will begin at 9 p m in the Parish Hall of St Marys Church.
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St. Mary's P-T.a
Thursdey
Joseph Breig
Cleveland
Breig
Sun-Telegraph
Pittsburgh
Catholic Universe Bulletin
Catholic Press Union
St. Mary's Church
Markets for Apples and Vegetables In Toledo Area
Market listings show varied prices for apples, cabbage, lettuce, onions, and other produce. Items include Delicious apples at 5 dollars per case, cabbages $0.60, lettuce 0.60, and eggs, mushrooms, and root vegetables priced by baskets or bulk, with regional notes for Toledo and nearby grocers.
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Junawhan
Meintuss
Bbc-Bbc
U.S
Hatkera Ravay
Kent State Honors News Photographers Hall of Fame
Kent State University will establish a hall of fame for outstanding news photographers. President Dr. George A. Bowman announced the plan, with the inaugural selections recognizing exemplary work by station press and university photographers.
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Kest
Kent State University
George A. Bowman
Anal Press
Ayg
Lorain County GOP Reports $10,409.41 Campaign Expenses
Lorain County Republican Executive Committee filed an expense report with the Lorain County Board of Elections showing $10,409.41 spent countywide for campaign purposes. Donations totaled $13,591.25 from individuals across the county, with major outlays for advertising, campaign activities, state travel, and distribution of campaign materials.
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Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Fle
Lorain
Elyria
More Expense Accounts Filed In Elyria Campaigns
Lorain County Board of Elections officials report three committees filed campaign expense records for the recent election. The Elyria City Central Democratic Committee logged 824.46 in total expenditures mostly for miscellaneous costs. The Elyria Improvement Committee spent 580 mainly on advertising printing and hand bills for sewer storm water authorization. The Elyria Citizens League contributed 59.92 focusing on advertising for the storm sewer drive.
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Lorain County Board of Elections
tMree
Elyria City Central Parecratic Committee
Elyria Improvement Committee
Elyria Citizens League
Settlements For Price Violations Reported In Lorain County
Voluntary payments totaling 811,196.21 were arranged last month by four Lorain County businesses over alleged OPA price violations. Lorain firms including Goldstein Suns and Goldstein Bod Sons faced penalties. Maynard noted Cleveland district totals.
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William A. Maynard
Cleveland
Office of Price Administration
Andrew
Amy Holodnuk
Columbia Hills
Iun
R. DB
Columbia Staten
Hauer
Goldstein Suns, Inc
Lorain
Goldstein Bod Sons
Tee
Elyria
Ford Muse
Biosd Street
Maynard
Cuswhoge County
Decontrol Of Rents Not On The Table Says Official
Washington DC chairman Roy L. Thompson of the Price Decontrol Board stated that while some rent increases are justified, general decontrol is out of the question. He cited justified rises for landlords with substantial improvements and for owners whose income comes solely from rents. President Truman hinted rent adjustments are needed, but views on broad versus individual changes remain unclear as the industry advisory committee seeks a 15 percent across the board rise. A future liquidation agency may absorb the OPA and decide on this proposal.
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Washington
Roy L. Thompson
Price Decontrol Board
Truman
OPA Rent Industry Advisory Committee
OPA
Man cited for drunken driving in Elyria case
William Schmittgen Jr was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license suspended for six months after being arraigned before Mayor A R Agate on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The arrest followed a 350 p m collision at Broad and East Bridge streets with a car driven by Mrs Harvey Emmerich of Vermilion, causing fender damage.
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William Schmittgen Jr
Case Road
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Broad and
East Bridge Street
Harvey Emmerich
Crack Train Derailment Crashes in Newark Area
A section of the Pennsylvania Railroad Jeffersonian derailed last night after hitting a switch in Newark. Robert Livingston of Newark escaped injury when coal rolled from an overturned tender. All coaches stayed upright as the train, bound for Pittsburgh and New York, continued its route.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jeffersonian
Robert Livingston
Pittsburgh
New York
Enjoyable Party At Center For Sightless
The Girls Friendly Society of St Andrews church hosted a November party at the Center for Sightless with singing and refreshments. Twenty three members from Avon Amherst Loran and Elyria attended. A new workshop counting and packaging nails was announced with potential employment for more workers. Lions Club donations supported the Civic Forum tickets for Elytinns to hear Mr Chase. Musical selections featured Rollin Eastmar and a vocal duet by Mrs Legg and Miss Myler with piano by Miss Violet Mindis. Visitors included twenty Brownies with Mrs Roe.
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Center For Sightless
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Amherst
Loran
Elyrie
Civic Forum
Mr. Chase
Lions Club
Rollin Eastmar
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