Faxon Authorized By Council To Buy Automobiles
The council by a five to two vote approved four committee reports authorizing Service Director J D Faxon to purchase new police cars for up to 4 00 without bids. Faxon said Detroit is a likely source for Yondars or Buicks. Opponents argued four cars unnecessary while others warned of potential equipment loss if not bought now. Mayor Agate supported purchasing if obtainable. Five council members voted yes. two were absent. An ordinance authorizing the purchase received first reading.
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J. D. Faxon
Police Department
Faxon
Detroit
State Auditor's Department
James, Brown
Richard Todd
Sheriff's Department
Todd
A. R. Agate
James Scott
Donald Meyers
Anthony Kellorg
Hinck
Henry Sassmanhausen
Henry Ault
Stella Schilleman
Local council session features Todd tribute and decor
Councilman Richard Todd the sole Democrat decorated the council chamber after his party's national win. He fashioned a bright red V from crepe at his desk while colleagues received wreaths of black crepe. A ninth grade Elyria High class attended and appeared to enjoy the scene. Charles W Racine 46 Toledo lawyer and former Ohio Bar Association president died at Cleveland hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. he had been on the ABA board of governors and was with Williams Eversman and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Todd
Todd
Elvica Clase
Elyria High School
Jake
Ohio Bar
Cleveland
Charles W. Racine
Ohio Bar Association
Cleveland Hospital
Racine
The
American Bar Association
Toledo
Williams, Eversman and Morgan
Avon Lake Pilot On Radio Tonight
Capt Horbury of Avon Lake will recount his air service experiences on a broadcast of The Vice tory Parade of Spotlight Bands over state radio. Parents notified by a company rep. Horbury, holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with nine oak leaf clusters, will appear tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Holbury
Paget
Avon Lake
Bors
Wag
Mea
George J. Holbury
Lake Road
Coen-Ceolay Company
Horbury
Mion Wiw
Chevelind
Aare
Sixth War Loan Drive Under Way
Elyria opens the Sixth War Loan Drive with reports to county headquarters due tomorrow. Harry W. Goethl, Elyria chairman, said early reports were sparse so no report was issued yet as the total seemed small. A substantial increase was anticipated this afternoon as more reports arrived.
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Elyria
Lown
Harry W. Goethl
Colonel Booth Joins Camp Lejeune Infantry Training
From Camp Lejeune North Carolina comes word that veteran Marine Lieutenant Colonel Alfred L. Booth aged 29 of Elyria Ohio has been assigned to duty with the Tent Camp Infantry Training Regiment. He serves as commanding officer of the regimental Headquarters and Service Company and previously fought at Midway Island and the Battle of Midway in 1942. Born in England March 25 1915 he was educated at Elyria High Baldwin Wallace and Annapolis where he earned a B S degree and was commissioned in 1938. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Phillip B Booth of 217 Gates Avenue Elyria and is married to Elizabeth James of Philadelphia. He was promoted last July 30 and returned to the states August 25.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Alfred L. Booth
Elyria
Booth
Midway Island
Pearl Harbor
Midway
England
Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Bere
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Phillip B. Booth
Gates Avenue
Elg~ria
Elinebeth James
Boyce Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Atates
Michigan Union Crisis Threatens Statewide Telephone Strike
The Michigan union weighed a general strike after Ohio affiliates pressed for sympathy action to equalize wages for telephone operators. Detroit members were seen as likely to back a statewide walkout, while Cleveland officials sought settlement. Indiana Ohio Missouri and other locals were named as potential sympathy arenas as Ernest Weaver of the National Federation of Telephone Workers arrived to help avert a spread. Despite tensions, long distance calls remained mostly on schedule with emergency operators handling critical services.
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Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Ohio Federation
Ernest Weaver
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Atv Independent Union
WIA
Ohi Bell Telephone Company
Harold J. Barber
Sai
Obto
Court notes and county warnings in Ridgeville and Elyria
Kenneth Fowl 22 of West Ridge road was fined 24 dollars plus costs, with 5 dollars suspended, after a Ridgeville court appearance for resisting Deputy Sheriff C. WK Mack. Obscene literature led Viola Ebering of Crafton to a 100 dollar fine and jail time, while a deputy-staged arrest followed for Sam on a ghtoxaten tion and noise with property damage. County commissioners will take bids December 1 for two snow plows at about 500 dollars each for winter road work. Several divorce and traffic cases, including Arnold Gliser and Stella V. Ross suits, were heard, with outcomes pending or immediate actions noted. County Sheriff Finegan reported worn patrol cars and ordered slower speeds to protect officers. Transfer news reports David Ho Patton resigning Toledo to head Syracuse schools as superintendent, while a defendants’ case in Elyria advanced to trial settings. The court docket also lists multiple property and legal matters, including church property purchase approvals and a state attorney’s case developments.
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Kenneth Fowl
West Ridge Road
Justice of the Peace
H.C. Cummingson
Shertt C. WK. Mack
Ridgeville
Mack
Ridgevile
Wish Lottt
Tham
Kiwanis Club To Hear Rabbi Rudolph Rosenthal
Rabbi Rudolph Rosenthal of Temple on the Heights Cleveland will speak at Elyria Kiwanis Club’s Thanksgiving Week luncheon at the Flks Mating Room. W. W. Belson of the American test wig Association will discuss Motor Carriers in Tomorrow's World Economy next Thursday. Oliver Laubenthal arranged the Elyria Talks with other events noted for December 3 6 and January 4.
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Rudolph Rosenthal
Temple On the Heights
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Flks
Kuan
W. W. Belson
American Test Wig Association
Oliver Laubenthal
Itheers Ant
Loran Country Club
Striking Elyria Telephone Operators Present Their Side
Elyria telephone operators on strike present a statement signed by Hildred Frank Elmira Patton Lily Millard Ninabelle Kirkline Lucille Coen Nila Andres Mildred Frank Audrey Gremore Mildred Krause and Angela Smith. They cite pay disputes over overtime time and a half and management resistance to settlement. The group reports lack of a meeting with company directors, interference with food and supplies, and crowded living conditions as the strike continues with hope for early settlement.
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Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Hildred Frank
Elmira Patton
Lily Millard
Ninabelle Kirkline
Lucille Coen
Nila Andress
Marie Sinerson
Mary Harrison
Dorothy Baird
Bernetta Sheetz
Mildred Frank
Audrey Gremore
Mildred
Krause
Agela Smith
Erie
Elyna Telephone Co
Telephone Company
War Labor Board
The
Telephone Co
Ithis
Uinpleasant
Red Cross
Vincent Man Wounded In Action In World War II
Mr and Mrs Mike Matjuzte of Harrison street confirm their son Pfe Pete Matjuzte was wounded in action in the Philippines on October 24. The War Department later advised the family his left arm wounds are serious. Malinezic, 28, worked for National Tube Co in Lorain before joining the Army two years ago. He has been overseas a year and five months. An earlier letter from him described a wound but did not specify severity.
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Mike Matjuezte
Harrison Street
Vincent
Pfe
Pete Matjuezte
Leyte
Philippines
War Department
Pie. Malinezic
National Tube Company
Lorain
Cleveland Livestock and Homegrowers Market Report
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo describe hogs steady around 12.90 heavy, cattle prices 15-19 for steers, calves around 16-18, and sheep and lambs active with high lamb quotes. A Cleveland Homegrowers section lists assorted fruits and vegetables with varied prices amid regional produce sales.
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Cleveland Livestock
Deaths of JOSEPH Y. WHITBY and Edward Valerius in Elyria
JOSEPH Y WHITBY 74 of 318 Fur Nace street died at Cleveland Civile at 3 a m after two weeks illness. Survived by wife Annie, four children, two brothers and a sister. Funeral Friday at Nichols funeral home with Rev. Death officiating. Interment Ridge Hill Memorial Park. EDWARD VALERIUS 76 of 125 East Bridge street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born June 12 1864 he was a broom maker and chair owner, member of St Marys church and K of C lodge. Survived by two nephews a niece and two grandnieces. Welsh funeral home handling arrangements. Visitation and services at St Marys church. Interment St Marys cemetery.
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Joseph Y. Whitby
Joseph ¥. Whitby
Fur- Nace Street
Cleveland
Mr. Whitby
Dundes
Scotland
Canterdown
Lorain
Elyria
National Tube
Annie Gi. Whitby
Margaret
Robert
Frank
Marlon Beard
Lohain
Alexander Whit
Gary
Indiana
Whitay
Burnt Island
George McKenes
Dundee
Nichols Funeral
William A. Death
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Edward Valeris
Edward Valerius
East Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Church
K. of C. Lodge
Theodore R. Valerius
Lakewood
Leo J. Valerius
Virginia Sponseller
Warren
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jr Chamber of Commerce appoints Jayteen Board reps
The Jr Chamber of Commerce elected new Jayteen Board members Warfield Rock Ho A Mahon and James Jydon at a bi monthly meeting. A committee led by Robert Redington will seek a suitable hall for the servicemen's canteen as financing is settled. Professor P W Bishop Oberlin College will speak next Monday evening on Business and Government The Isthmus of Panama note is added.
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Jayleen
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Wening
Boand
Jayteen Board
Jr. Chamber
Jayteen
Warfield Rock
Ho A Mahon
James Jydon
Young Women's Club
Elyria Jay-Cees
Jamin Jaston
Robert Redington
Max A. Roe
Anes
Bendix-Westinghouse Automootive Air Brake Co
Jay-teen Hall
P. W. Bishop
Department of Economics
Oberlin College
Panama
Violence Breaks Out as AFL Drivers End Wildcat Strike
The regional War Labor Board ordered 5000 AFL union truck drivers to end their pineday wildcat strike immediately and return to work or face penalties, including cancellation of draft deferments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Regional War Labor Board
AFL
Bottle availability at Phillips and Muir's Drug Stores
An item notices customers can get a bottle now at Phillips and Stan dard at Muir's Drug Stores, with all modern drug stores carrying the product.
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Phillips
Muir's Drug Stores
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