Labor strikes ripple across cities over wage demands
Leaders of the United Automobile Workers and allied unions push for a 30 percent wage raise as contracts near settlement. Tulsa and Staten Island transport workers halt service, affecting 135 city employees and 300 drivers. Midwest Harvesters and Greyhound workers vote or threaten walkouts amid wage disputes, with negotiations and potential settlements targeted by mid next week.
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Autherioit Duslet
Aulome
Feuering
Hafivar
Uns Fon
Central States
Associa Lion Eed Jew eTiycorhek Transportation
Tulsa
Okla
Statensland
Nike
Windsor
Ford
Canada
Pescapore
Uity
Staten Island Coach Co
Witera
Transportation
International
Harvester Co
Northland
Greyhound Buremployea
Minnesota
Japanese plan for surprise attack in Hawaii revealed
The article describes Japanese plans to strike the United States Fleet in Hawaii as hostilities open. It cites schedules set for a rendezvous near 42N 170E, with negotiations hinting at a possible amicable settlement before action. Imperial orders dated December set the attack timing and directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Hawai
Apprentice Program For Automotive Shops Explained
The Cleveland meeting discussed United States Employment Service and Veterans Administration training for World War II veterans. Oscar Poole outlined apprentice training with local schools to provide automotive shop instruction and Elysia public schools support, while Captain Courtney Kirby highlighted cooperation from Elysia and local districts for veterans training programs.
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Elysia
United States Employment Service
Chaise Lense
Oscar Poole
Courtney Kirby
Elysia Veterans Sereice Center
Information Alive
Cleveland
Bohne Elysia Public Schools
War Bond Drive Attracts Many Young Buyers In Car Parade
A crowd of children, some with War Stamp books, bought bonds for the car incentive offering seats to riders. The event featured pennies and other coins as payment to reach the $25 bond price while a parade-escort crowd watched.
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Jara
T He Hyers
Cleveland
Hiller
Rick
Felder
Crile General Hospital
Berchiesbaden
Toledo
Elyria
Death notices from Elyria area plague ailing residents
Death notices report William S. Willian Ensminger of Vermilion age 78 at home, Mary Post of Elyria aged 51, Steve Kirsh of Elyria aged 86, and Ernest Merrill of Wellington aged 60. Each notice lists family survivors, burial plans, and funeral home details.
Ohio toll rises in heart attack and hunting incident reports
The paper lists two deaths from heart attacks Charles R Hirt 54 of Fremont and Quil Grover Grant 75 of Palmdale. Edith A Estep widow of judge Charles J Estep and Edna Galdsmith welfare and religious leader die. Hunting accidents claimed one Ohioan and injured eight near Ashville and in Toledo. Robert Morelatt 15 injured by a blast from his brother John 47 while hunting with a discharged Army officer. Charles Hook 93 injured in Findlay hospital after shotgun discharge.
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Charles R. Hirt
Fremont
Quil Grover Grant
Palmaville
Cleveland
Edith A. Estep
Common Pleas
Charles J. Estep
Edna Galdsmith
Athens
Charles F. Warden
Ashville
Toledo
Robert Morelatt
Cincinnati
John
Market notes show steady grain prices and active hogs
Market led grain with steady receipts and firm values across segments. Prices quoted for corn and wheat show slight changes while cattle and hogs display active trading with typical regional spreads. Names of commodities and bid ranges appear with occasional shorthand and OCR errors.
Luethi to Attend NACOS Meeting and Socials
Luethi of the National Association of Commercial Organizations heads to a NACOS meeting in Columbus followed by a club dinner. The report notes longtime member status and social events surrounding the gathering.
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Luethi
NACOS
Carlisle Sorority Members Bowl and Plan Meetings
Members of Lambda Crt Sorority enjoyed a bowling party at Reverend Hall in Berea on Monday evening followed by supper. Attendees included Eleanor Van Arsdale, Doris Lee, Edith Brown, Virginia Meyer, and others. The next regular meeting will be at Edith Brown's home in Grafton Road on Monday evening, November 19. Officers for the coming year were elected and a special meeting is set for December 11 to complete reorganizations.
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Carlisle
Saven Menbérk
Lamba
Berea
Eleanor van Afsdale
Doris Lee
Ian McConnell
Edith Brown
Virginia Meyer
Maxine Burke
Jeary Holbrook
Grafton
Mray Meyer Meads
Robert W. Meyer
Women's Society
Christian Bérvice
St LaPorte
Lester Bowen
Circle Two
Ruth Dewhurst
Circle Three
Gould
Circle Four
Nell Crowell
Earl Brown
Frank Harrison
Cherry Pa
N.C
Gene C. Harrison
Norfolk
Orrie Petrillo
Nia
Prank Harrelson Sr
Grafton Road
Ray A. Jackson
Graftag Raad
West
William Lawson
Rosenberg
Tex
West Ridge Grange Elects Officers for Following Year
West Ridge Carlisle Grange met Tuesday with strong attendance and elected 13 officers for the ensuing year. Ruth Eldred of Spencers received a detail, a $50 Victory Bond was authorized, and Thanksgiving with turkey supper and farm show plans were announced. Ladies Aid, sewing machine demonstration, and a Christmas party were noted with upcoming box packing for service members and meetings scheduled for December 2 and 3.
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West Ridge Grange
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
National Grange
Grange
Ruth Eldred
Spencers
Hese
Anster
Milton Lamoreaux
Harold Lang
Harlan Shepard
Roger Richards
Cyril Reinders
Wesley Sanishow
Bhilton Lamorgguy
Chester Nash
Eding Drusendah
Birmingham Club Hosts Pinocle and Bazaar Plans
The Birmingham card club met with hostess Mrs Bernard Grime, two tables of pinocle played, prizes to Mrs Gust Kolinski and consolation to Mrs Alfred Merman. Florence Ladies Aid met at Mrs William Gerrith home with plans for a November 2 chicken supper and bazaar at Florence church. Basketball schedule for Birmingham under coach Charles Vance lists games from November to February against Berlin Heights, Brownhelm, Townsend, Wakeman, Henrietta, Camden, Alumni, Huron, Vermilion, South Amherst, Milan, and Vermilion again.
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Eme
Birmingham
Birmingham—Card Club
Bernard Grime
Gust Kolinski
Alfred Merman
Roland French
Harold Baiman
Clara Kilne
Alfred Herman
Gust Kolingki
Karl Webber
Earl Smith
Florence Ladies Aid Society
William Gerrith
Albert Spoerr
Fred Gerber
George Moon
Philippine Islands
Florence Church
Hosteasen
Berlin Heights
Brownhelm
Townsend
Wakeman
Henrietta
Camden
Alumni
Huron
Milan
South Amherst
Vermilion
Charles Vance
Local Families Attend Gatherings Across Oberlin and Nearby
Many residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Celebrations included a birthday gathering for Nila Packard at a Chatam home with Spencer Anere and others. Mrs. Lester Packard and Mr. Wilbur Packard also noted. Visitors from Cleveland and Wellington joined events with the Packards, Browands, Hunisbergers, and Goehings. Additional notes cover military furloughs, funerals, and hockey outings in nearby cities.
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Lester Packard
Wilbur Packard
Ernest Packard
Chatam
Nila
Ivan Smith
Wellington
Bir
Walter Sprinkle
Emmett Boyer
Mildred McGuire
Shirley
Wadsworth
W. St. Tdahtfoot
Floyd Eddington
Ed Eddington
Ely- Tia
Harry Stewart
Eugene Rowe
Madison Wis
Waller Rowe
Lyman Chidsey
Medina
William Huntsburger
Joe Browand
Joe Wickleman
Mauntier Oretta
Jimmy
Patricia
Wineers
Elyria
H. B. Coe
Victoria Butcher
Ralph Butcher
Wanda
John Price
St. Mary's Wy Ve
Alan
Hebron W. Ve
Migg June Segse
Akron
Lester Car- RY
Four Minor Traffic Accidents Reported
A muddled report lists four minor traffic incidents and details campaign spending tied to a November 6 election. It names Frank Heike and others, noting expenses for council and township positions, including contributions and campaign fund items.
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Fdhe
Board of Élections For
Central
Frank Heike
Samseratie. Canal
Deniseratie Tampalani
Willandonde
Déiiseratie Candisdate
Hetéd Hig
Epense
Cake Pala Fund
I Otte Ky Mischka
Fiytia Township
Justice of the Peace
Pated Ts Tainbalgn Éepénsea
Court News: Property Theft and Divorces Noted
Sheriffs reported a doorway break in on South Middle Avenue with a dresser robbed at night while the occupant attended church. Divorce petitions filed by several individuals including Joseph F. Weigt and Alex W. Botes against spouses for neglect and cruelty. Dr Waite Adair Lorain’s death leaves an estate of about 10,000 dollars, with 3,000 in personal property and 7,000 in real estate, to widow Filla.
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Waite Adair. Lorain
Filla
Plans For New Church Building With 800 Seats Planned
The building committee estimated costs exceeding 100000 with 50000 still needed beyond current raises. Campaign chair C A Gibbons noted start of construction depends on labor and material availability. The church bought former William Graves Sharp home on Washington Avenue for a 3.5 acre site to remodel into an educational building and erect a new sanctuary linked by a tower and spire. The sanctuary would seat 800 total, with a 400 seat main and 400 balcony, plus a 400 seat fellowship hall and 250 dining capacity in the basement. The plan includes a kitchen serving room check room stage and dressing rooms.
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Sharp
C. A. Gibbons
Sam Findlay
Richard King
Larry Noble
Iry Wissinger
Clarence Grandstaff
J. 2. Funk
Henry King Shaw
A. 7. Robinson
Bunday School
Nanee Cope
J. D.mand
Cecil Garrett
Barl Gohngon
R. Laver, Judge Guy B. Yindsey
Harold Rick
Harry Thompson
Ernest Schmittgen
Ellsworth Abhert
Leg. Prentice
Paul Wainwright
Larry Nobie
Ruth Fridensting
Marguerite Edwards
Py Funk
Emma
Elyria Garden Club News
Elyria Garden Club reports on local botany and spring blooms including bitter sweetie and seedling plantings near May. Members discuss transplanting, contacts for plant sharing, and memories of native flora, noting historical park plantings and hunting season notes for the community.
Local Winners Named in Finance Election Totals
Ralph Cole Francis Biddinger H R Riddle and several others win in the Finance CG. A Gibbens Sam Findlay Theodore Owen and Mrs E W Baird lead as treasurer Mrs E W Baird and Mes L P Kaiser along with Russell Bennet and Mrs F H Meng are noted among the winners.
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Ralph Cole
Francis Biddinger
H. R. Riddle
Maude Salen
Mabel Little
T. D. Goodwin
A. Gibbens
Sam Findlay
Theodore Owen
E. W. Baird
Mes
L. P. Kaiser
Russell Bennet
F. H. Meng
Four More Expense Accounts Filed Four
Police and sheriff departments reported a series of incidents yesterday including vehicle damage at several intersections and a drunken disorder conduct case. Denis Stanko was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Agate after a disorderly conduct arrest following a quarrel with his wife on Lodl Street.
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Denis Stanko
West Riva Street
A. R. Agate
Lodl ‘Street
Noe
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Frank S. Marion
Temple
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Lea Guthrie
M.E. Wilcox
Ken Johnson
Tnbeurance Agency
Heal Estate Tos
Nichols
Uneal Fon Hone
Willlan
Ensminger
William S
Bnawninger
Charles
Nichiole
Mary
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Ape
Claveland
Clevelarid
St. Mary's Church
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Knights of St. Stohn
Fortrar
Shea
Daughy Tere
Helen Bost
Tome
Clarence Haugh
Silvester Schaefer
Kirsh
Steve Kirsh
Vulcan Street
Hungary
Elyria City
Frank
Kalman Takecs
Erma Bago
Edward Jankowski
Alter
Alttner Funeral
Sacred Heart Church
TS. Zelany
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ernest Merrill
Brighton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Keith Andrew
Brighton Cemetery
Army Air Foyer
Charles Hook
Columbia
Findlay
Grpee
Chicago
Butte Rayos
Stevia
Ashe
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Cowa
Volver
Joo
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Cielce
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Ea Ban Ae
Harry W. Losthi
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Commarea
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Sanual
Medlin
National Association of Commercial
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Waines
Aay
L . Iisihi
Denis Posed
Ag Ike
Ing. Luethus
Alional Aesbelation
Tareen
Adenange
Havel
Hake Fon
Fred Olarieid
Engal Banday
Hénty Hora
Tiv
Robert Boch
Islet
Brothércinslaw
Fréd Sekrant
Hee
Bellalee
Marti Huebrée
Helio Winders
Archelue Kreuger
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Wisconsin
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Huebner
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Pallas
Petence Weston
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Holly Wood
Porter Hall
Terry
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Jennie Brown
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Waksmen
Walker
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Albert Foster
North Ponca
William Beam
New Eur
Arnsigh Hendricks
B. Root
Lone Atterbury
Woodling Gud
Cuygho
An Awheerga
Joseph F. Welg
Aled
Sult
Hie
Sheila
Sydney
Australia
Weigt
Andrew Balog
Belly
Avon Lake
D. A. Cook
Raymond E.lawrence
Bertha McMyler
Alex W. Botes
West River Street
Grace
Joliet
Elizabeth Burley
Marseilles Avenue
Harold
Steubenville
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Elyria Garden Club News
Fides
Meiay
Europe
Oberlin
Louis Hecock
Mlytla
Cascade Park
Lillian Sears
Sharif Departmente
Alghis
Lindy Wallon
Ted Gadder
Sevanth
Dallisian
Midate Avende
Ae Wellert
Paul Stanka
West Stréet
Gaasery Nifferal
Wurp- On
Powers
River Street
Pollee
Hathia Motorcyélé
Broad Street
Edvard Kratysak
William Jones
Wood Altées
Oberlin Road
Marty F. Brown
George C. Yadder
Arain
Foster’ Park
Oberlin Ayéhué
Taloring
Middle Ave
H. HM. Mehter
Wm. W. Watson
R. F. Redington
Redington
R. E. Clawson RR. Potles
Clarksfield
QIL Company of
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