Ohioans Watch Coal Supply As Mercury Drops
Ohio private pits and strip mines remain open as United Mine Workers await court appearances. Violence erupts in Bellaire when a miner threatens a company store after credit runs out. Ohio girds for fuel rationing as inventories dip and trains face cancellations across the central division.
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United Press
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Bellaire
Christies
Servadar
Newark
Cnal
New York Central Railroad
Aucyrua
Ohio Central Division
Bucyrus
Toledo
Cathing
Tavtroad
Ralroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lancaster
Five Persons Arrested by Police on Disorderly Conduct and Intoxication
Five individuals were arrested by police last night and this morning on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. William Kayden of 114 Hazel arrest was taken at 9 15 p m at the Embassy bar Broad street for intoxication. Robert Lumley of Vermilion was taken at 9 40 a m at Mac s restaurant Court street for intoxication. Elmer Geeling of 223 Lake avenue and Raymond Nolder of Sandusky were arrested at 3 38 a m today after a complaint from Mac s restaurant Broad street, charged with disorderly conduct. Lawrence Moore of Lorain was arrested for disorderly conduct at 7 p m yesterday at Minnie s barbecue after a report he threatened Chester Lewis with a knife. All defendants are to appear in police court Monday.
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William Kayden
Hazel
Embassy Bar
Broad Street
Robert Lumley
Vermilion
Court Street
Elmer Geeling
Lake Avenue
Raymond Nolder
Sandusky
Mac
Lawrence Moore
Lorain
Minnie
Chester Lewis
Elyria Junior Chamber Meeting Monday Evening Nov 25
The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its meeting Monday evening November 25 at 8200 Broad Street. Plans for winter activities will be outlined and discussed.
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Elyria
Death Record of William Walker and Local Obituaries
William Walker, husband of the late Mary Walker, died at his home 219 Glenwood street after a brief illness. Born March 22 1862 in Scotland he was a retired carpenter and member of Joiners Carpenters Union. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from Taylor Powell Home with Rev Philp Wo Wiehern officiating and burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Also notes several obituaries including Mrs Nellie at 142 Middle Street who died in Allen Hospital after November 5 and earlier life in Wellington, Cleveland, and Crestline with surviving husband and children. and Arthur Walsh 58 of Canton with funeral at St Mary Church Canton Monday morning. etc.
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William Walker
Mary Walker
Glenwood Street
Scotland
Joiners Carpenters Liiot
Thomas G. Walker
Dp. mi
Taylor Powenn
Philp Wo Wiehern
Ina Brookdale Cemeteey
Webway
Nellie
Long
Middle Street
Allen Hospital
Wellington
Cleveland
Cress Line
Werlyushand
Walluim
Jessie Overson
Columbus
Desse Edwards
Bowling Green
Bern
Arthur Walsh
Canton
Elyria
Elyria High School
Merle Reuscher
St. Ma Ehurch
Cook Street
Franklin sixth graders form Trail Blazers club as Golden Eagles
Franklin School sixth graders at the YALC meeting elected Arnaud Hers as president Robert Snow as vice president Bill Blythe as secretary and Thomas Gavin as treasurer The group called the Trail Blazers division of YuAECA will meet weekly and consider a basketball league for sixth graders The report also notes looming employment cuts in New York area steel and related industries affecting thousands of workers and plant shutdowns next week.
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Franklin Schaol
Yalc Lal
Trail Blazers
Golden Eagles
Arnaud Hers
Robert Snow
Bill Blythe
Thomas Gavin
Richard Spike
Jack Ives
Ronald Clawson
Ronald Bellottie
Alfred Chesler
Hubert Morris
John Boyson
Tom Speros
Marshall Speros
Deams
Varliaig
Trimble, Clerk Of The House Dies
Washington man Trimble, 82, longtime clerk of the House of Representatives since 1991, died early today from pneumonia after a severe cold. A Kentucky native, he first came to Washington in 1900, served three terms in Congress, and held the clerk post during multiple administrations. Funeral services are set for Sunday with burial in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Washington
Trimble
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Conetesus
House
Wilson
Trimbie
Daniel Shera Montgomery
Frankfort
Fines levied for game law violations in three cases
Three men arrested by State Game Warden Herbert Andrews were fined by Justice C. C. Lord. D. G. O. Crum of Lakewood paid 25 dollars for shooting a hen pheasant and claimed it was a mistake. Paw Krager of West River Read was fined 19 dollars for having muskrat pelts in unlawful possession. John W. Lilly of Oberlin Road paid 15 dollars for failing to display his license as required.
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Herbert Andrews
Justice of the Peace
C. C
Avon Council Adopts Zoning Ordinance
Avon council approves a three zone system A B C with a business and industrial area. The plan sets Detroit road as zone A and most streets as zone B while an Avon Airport area along Jaycox and Schwartz forms zone C. A building permit must start within six months else be void, fines up to 50 dollars for violations, and a three member appeals board will oversee regulations. A shift to create a 200 by 200 shinling rink on Detroit road was approved, and council adjourned to December 5.
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Avon
Planning Commission
Miller Road
Detroit Road
Jaycox Road
Avon Airport
Jaycox and
Schwartz
Merie Hall
Council
the Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Nelson Chester
Chester Road
Hinder Ditcch
Theodore Findara
Elyria Garden Club News: Odd Plane Tree Notes
J B Thomas reviews the old sycamore near the Elywood ford in Cas cane Park. The tree, a plane family member, hosts two white owls in autumn but is now bare. The article muses on winter scenery, tree lore, and mentions hardwood use for cigar boxes.
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J. B. Thomas
Elywood
Ford
Cascane Park
Court notices and divorces sweep Lorain county docket
Frederick Gill of Detroit paid four dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment by deputies on Adelbert street at 8 40 p m Lillian Pekarik sued for divorce from Eugene Pekarik Jr citing neglect They wed in 1939 Martha Jamie of Amherst filed for divorce from William on neglect and cruelty married 1935 and have three children Wilbur Kiefer of Lorain sued for divorce from Katherine of Aliquippa Pa accusing neglect and wilful absence Married in 1905 A suit by Tuemy Solerbaugh against Cheater was dismissed Judge Guy Findley received a six year commission as Lorain county common pleas judge from Governor Lausche The commission for Judge D A Cook also six years was reportedly not filed due to illness Margie Lanning divorced Melvin cruelty Geraldine Reichert divorced John neglect Susan Dalton divorced Cecil cruelty and custody was awarded Emma DeMiria of Lorain filed for divorce from Sam on Ninth Street Elyria alleging neglect and cruelty Married last year
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Martha Jamie, R
Amherst
William
Wilbur Kiefer
Lorain
Katherine
Aliquippa
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Frank Lausche
Lorain County
D. A. Cook
Cook
Emma DeMiria
Sam
Ninth
Elyria
Coal strike turmoil deepens as CIO weighs action
Continued page one report outlines walkouts on government aided properties. CIO may intervene in support of United Mine Workers. A Sunday meeting in Atlantic City will decide if the CIO joins in seeking dismissal of contempt charges. The Norris LaGuardia Act is cited against the Goldsborough order. The administration resumes stockpiling amid rolling shortages affecting outdoor advertising, elevators, and climate control across multiple states.
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UMW
Atlantic City
N. J
Goldsborough
NorrisLa Guardia
Lewis
CPA
John D. Smatl
Connecticut
Delaware
Milne
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Vilsa
West Virginia
Colum
Truman Recovered and Returning Amid Steel Crisis
President Truman, recovering from a head cold, leaves Key West for Washington to face the government’s clash with John L. Lewis. He plans to reach National Airport by midafternoon after receiving constant progress reports via Krug and Clark and issuing instructions through them.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Washington
White House
John L. Lewis
Washington Natonal
Krug and Clark
Four Fugitives Plead Not Guilty in Robbery Case
Four fugitives from Grafton Honor Farm Mansfield Reformatory pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Lancaster on armed robbery and auto theft charges. Bound over to the Fairfield county grand jury without bond on armed robbery and at $5,000 bond on the other charge. The group includes Robert Miller 20 Cleveland Leland Arrenbaugh 26 Akron James Lee Vander 16 Canton Donald Wilson Burson 22 Canton. A 17-year-old Cleveland girl involved is not charged and juvenile authorities are consulted.
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Lancaster
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Fairfield County Grand Jury
Cleveland
Robert Miller
Leland R. Earlenbaugh
Akron
James Lee Vendor
Donald Wilson Burson
Canton
Former convict shot and killed in Indianapolis
Police said a former Ohio convict Mills Hines, 36, killed yesterday while fleeing officers in Indianapolis may have been linked to multiple postal thefts. Hines served 1935 to 1939 at Chillicothe federal penitentiary for U.S. mails theft and forgery. An auto fire and collision involving Warren King’s car followed the shooting. Also arrested was Charles A. Alger on a firearms accusation at fairground trailer camp after a manager reported a pistol threat.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Mills Hines
Chillicothe
U. S
Hines
Warren King
Tannery Street
King
Standard Oil Company
Broad Street
Charles A. Algers
Fairground
Earl Andress
Algers
Alger
Oberlin School Marks Centennial Celebration Evening Event
The Oberlin School of Commerce observes its 100th anniversary with a centennial celebration at Lorain's Moose Hall tonight. The program begins with a dinner for students and alumni, followed by a dance. Alumni from several towns are expected to attend.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Moose Hall
Lorain
Associates Surprise Service Director Birthday Party
Service Director I. D. Faxon nears age 60 with a city hall surprise party. Officials gathered in the mayor’s office and on the second floor for a birthday breakfast as coffee rolls and gifts including a necktie and a bottle of wine were exchanged.
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I. D. Faxon
City Hall
Public Sale At J R Gott Farm Near LaGrange Pittsfield Area
Public sale advertised for Saturday November 30 at 12 30 pm features household goods including Davenport chair rugs bedroom suites dining set piano victrola radio Coleman heater cookware and numerous small articles. Farm tools include mower wagon lister hay equipment lumber and scrap iron with 8 ton hay and 30 bales straw. Terms cash on day of sale Mrs J R Gott owner and Alva E Spicer auctioneer LaGrange phone 38R.
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LaGrange
Pittsfield
J. R. Gott Farm
J. R. Gott
Alva E. Spicer
Phone LaGrange
Teachers Press For 500 Dollar Annual Pay Rise
Teachers in Barnesville demand a 500 dollar yearly salary increase arguing current wages fail to meet living costs Supt Silas Warfield said the school board would consider the offer.
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Barnesville
Silas Warfield
Farm auction near Milan lists horse drawn equipment and livestock
Auction notice for November 26 at 12 o'clock 3 miles west of Milan on Route 113 and 1 mile south of Lovers Lane. Items include McD. grain binder Superior hoe grain drill J D corn drill and many farm tools plus 2 work horses Jersey cows Holstein and Chester White stock and other articles. Terms cash. Arthur B Fay owner Walter Leber auctioneer.
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Eaton Center
Wm. Bauer
Granger
Guernsey
Berkshire
Poland
China
Farrow
Chester-White
Fred Kline
Clayton H. Sooy
Audt
Grafton
Lee Klinect
Milan
Rte
Lover's Lane Rd
Superior
Oliver and
Emerson
Hay Tools
Jersey
Chester
Chester White
Arthur B. Fay
Walter Leber
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New York Area
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Thei and Brat and Power
Duel Neooetumate
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Camene-Tinare Steel Cerporman
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Redington
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Mihalis
E. J. Stankard
Ely- Tin
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SRO
Fred Toey
Avon Council
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Elyria Garden Club News
Sycamore
Peter Ear
Cacume
Batants
Searles
Frederick Gill
Detroit
C. C. Lord
Adelbert Street
Lillian Pekarik
Eugene Pekarik, Jr
Kurian
T Uemy Solerbaugh
Cheater
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Melvin
Geraldine Reichert
John
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Cecil
Carnegie-Milner Steel Corporation
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Repuulic Steel
Inland | Steel Company
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Feinberg
Dad Fuels Administration
Chena
Dhogrand
France
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Madison
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Hygrade
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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