Senate Subcommittee Delays McCarthy Probe After Ohio Focus
The Senate elections subcommittee plans no action on McCarthy until January, shifting to finish the Ohio senatorial inquiry into Taft’s decisive win over Ferguson. Testimony included Peppercorn of the CLO and a wage deduction letter, amid calls for open hearings on McCarthy.
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Aleveiana
CLO Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Cleveland
William Benton
D-Cann
Congress
Benton
Subcommittee
Waterlooo Nebraska Farmers Hunt African Lion
In Waterloo Nebraska worried residents hunted for an African lion believed roaming near town. Farmers and deputies along with a rural mail carrier reported spotting a catlike animal at night with glowing eyes and a light red coat. They prepared to shoot as headlights and spotlights scanned the area amid anxious villagers.
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Neb
Nelson
New Graeles
Wrena Eeanes
Carl Anderson
Anderanimal
St.Ison
Bernard Dog
Lron Hunt
Dale Nelson
Firemen Balk On Pact Approved By Most Railroaders
Washington The Fireman's union rejected a contract settlement accepted by about 99 percent of railroad employees as a presidential emergency board opens hearings on the two year dispute. Daniel F. Loomis of the carriers said the industry has long used pattern settlements while firemen refuse the 1950 61 pattern wage increase. He noted a 34 cent hour rise for yard workers and 32 39 cents for road workers plus a cost of living adjustment.
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Washington
Deniel F. Loomis
Loomis
Association of Western Railroads
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Salvation Army Seeks Help For Christmas Basket Drive
Captain Johnson reports funds and volunteers are being sought to support the county wide Christmas basket program. Groups may donate time at the kettle or money by mail, with baskets delivered to designated families through Salvation Army channels to avoid duplication of efforts.
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Salvation Army
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Flynna Salvation Army
Bomb Attacks Trigger Gunfire in Ismailia Zone
In Ismailia, Ismailia district, Egyptian and British forces exchanged fire after two bombs targeted British vehicles in Arashia, the former British quarter near a bridge over the Sweet Water Canal. A prior blast hit a convoy carrying Air Marshal Sir John Baker, with ensuing gunfire from both sides.
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Ismailia
John Baker
Sweet Water Canal
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Pheasants Halt Traffic Then Wander to Golf Course
Two pheasants strolling along West River roads stopped traffic as they pecked items from the roadway. Motorists avoided harm, and the birds then calmly moved toward a nearby gulf course, leaving two cars blocked briefly before wandering away.
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Wage raises for workers in five Elyria factories
United Auto Workers represented employees in five Elyria plants will receive wage increases starting Monday based on cost of living indexes. One-cent per hour boosts apply at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company Western Automatic Machine Screw Co and Nocal Brown Lipe Chapin Division GM. Two-cent raises apply at Brown Fintube and Pfaudler. The changes stem from the October 13 Bureau of Labor Statistics report.
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G.lq
Elyria
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Nocal Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
Brown-Fintube
Pfaudler
Court Throws Out Gambling Tax Challenge
A three judge federal court dismissed the challenge to the new gambling tax for lack of clean hands. The court did not rule on constitutionality but suggested the act may be constitutional though unnecessary to decide under the case’s facts. The suit, by Myron Ehrlich for Hayes L. Combs of Washington, sought to block the operating tax stamp and 10 percent tax on gross receipts.
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Myron Ehrlich
Hayes L. Combs
New Firms Form To Market Plastic Wall Tile
Two new companies are formed to handle a plastic wall tile product already produced by Ridge Plastics Co. at 159 Ridge Street. Thornburg Mfg Co. with Duane Thornburg as president forms The Tyson Co. to manufacture plastic tiles and assist Ridge Plastics, with Ridge Plastics headed by Walter Wagner as president and Douglas Falkenberg as secretary treasurer. Ridge Plastics incorporators are Richard E. Baird Edna Binder nagle and Harry J.P. Woltz. Tyson Co. authorized 500 no par shares. Tyson incorporators Thornburg Baird and Bruce Alexander. Attorneys are Baird and Alexander.
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Ridge Street
Duane Thornburg
Thornburg Mfg. Co
Tyson Co
Ridge Plastics
Douglas Falkenberg
Treasurfer
Richard E. Baird
Edna Bindernagle
Harry J. P. Woltz
Thornburg
Baird
Bruce Alexander
Baird and Alexander
Bad Luck Floors Farmer But Friends Save Day
Wayne B Shoop, an ex GI farmer in Enterprise Pennsylvania, suffered crop losses from heavy rain and hail and a hospital stay for appendicitis. After discharge neighbors arrived with 14 tractors and plowed 40 acres in four and a half hours, preventing disaster for fall planting.
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Wayne B. Shoop
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Hhe Hospital
Rates 102nd Birthday Shared With Christmas Cheer
In Lancaster Mrs. Sarah A. Swape eyes Christmas with more joy than her 102nd birthday. She has presents bought a miniature tree up but no plans for her day. In Washington Senate Leader Kenneth Wherry Nebraska died today at George Washington University Hospital at 12 45 pm EST after a critical illness following an operation last month.
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Sarah A. Swape
Washington— Senate
Repub
Amherst Editor Heads Weeklies' Association
Jack Koontz editor of the Amherst News Times is named president of the Northern Ghia Werklies Association. New officers include Luther Mahler publisher of the Berea News as vice president Harold Sherer publisher of the Fast Canton News as treasurer and Paul Powell editor of the Orr ville Currier Crescent as director at large.
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Jack Koontz
Amherst News Times
Northern Ghia Werklies Association
Luther Mahler
Berea News
Harold Sherer
Fast Canton News
Paul Powell
Orrville Currier Crescent
Aged Pension Checks Due Before Holiday
In Ohio the welfare department announced all December pension checks will be mailed early to avoid delays from Christmas mail. Welfare official Wart on McIntyre said seniors will receive their December payments before the holiday.
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Freighter Ponce De Leon Faces Cotton Fire Off Hawaii
The 800 ton Waterman Line freighter Ponce De Leon bound for Yokohama from San Francisco reported a smoldering cotton fire in a hold roughly 100 miles northeast of Oahu. The captain changed course toward Honolulu and said the fire was under control with unloading the ship as the only safe option to fully extinguish it.
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Alcoholics Rest Home Operator Sentenced in Columbus
Ait Eisel, operator of a Columbus rest home for alcoholics, was sentenced to five years in federal prison for narcotics violations after pleading guilty to 12 counts. He faced a $2,000 fine and appeared before Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood.
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Walcutt Endorsed by Franklin County GOP for Governor
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee endorsed Sen Roscoe Walcutt for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. The committee praised Walcutt as a loyal true and real Republican in a today statement.
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Wumbus
William Schneider
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Columbus
Walcutt
Paraguay Ends War State With Germany
Asuncion Paraguay announced that its state of war with Germany officially ended yesterday. The move closes decades of postwar hostilities and signals a new chapter in Paraguay's international relations.
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Paraguay
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Holiday timetable for Elyria downtown stores
Downtown Elyria stores set special holiday hours through December with early closings on many dates. Hours range from 3 30 p.m. to 9 00 p.m. on select Fridays and Saturdays and include December 25 and 26 as closed.
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Train Victim Samuel Raffaele Buried After Fatal Accident
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. for Samuel Raffaele who died after being struck by a train near the Main Street crossing. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with services at Curtis E. Truman Funeral Home.
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Wellington
Samuel Raffaele
Main Street
Curtis E. Truman
Greenwood Cemetery
Leaders push limited special session on Turnpike Law
Civic industrial and labor leaders urged Gov Lausche to confine a proposed special session to amendments to the Ohio Turnpike Law. Spokesmen argued against broad highway legislation in a special session. The conference opened amid concerns over sale of papers near Turnpike ends and related rights of way. A 15 year old, Thole, was bitten by a dog as the meeting unfolded. The incident was referred to the county health department and sheriff's office for action.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lauscher
John Thole
Fuller Road
East River Road
Quire Turnpike
Republic Steel And Union Open Contract Talks
Republic Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers opened bargaining over 65 000 workers in Cleveland. The union repeated 22 demands from Pittsburgh talks, including wage hikes and union shop, with a December 31 contract expiry and a possible strike if no agreement.
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Wage Stabilization Board
William F. Donovan
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Mal’ Gee
Republic Group
Death of Mae Blackburn Wellington a Wellington native dies in Cleveland
Mae Blackburn Wellington 83 a former Wellington resident died at Eliza Jennings home Cleveland yesterday. Survived by son Harry H Rocky River grandson Edward brother George Hawk Wellington sister Mrs Bertha Cushing died last March Funeral services Saturday at 1 30 p m Saxton Funeral Home Cleveland with burial there
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Wellington
Eliza Jennings
Cleveland
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George Hawk
Bertha Cushing
Saxton Funeral Home
Lorain County Florists Meet At Hotel Antlers
The Lorain County Florists Association held a monthly business dinner in Lorain with 45 members and guests from Elyria Lorain Amherst Vermilion and Cleveland. Cleveland floral artists gave a Christmas design demonstration. The next meeting will be in January per secretary Albert Eltham.
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Rex Ingold Enlisted in Navy Serves in Yokosuka Japan
Mr and Mrs C F Ingold of 150 Huron Street report their son Rex D Ingold has enlisted in the Navy after last February leaving Elyria High School. His address is Rex D Ingold FC 4332-2677 Navy 3923 Box 2 Boatswostage care of FPO San Francisco California.
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Huron Street
Rex
Yokosuka
Japan
Elyria High School
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Rex. D. Ingold
San Francisco
Calif
Court House News: Divorces and Circle Meeting Highlights
Mary Franks sues Clayton for divorce on neglect and cruelty and seeks restoration of Abrams surname. Marjorie Hopewell sues Preston for divorce on similar grounds. Hazel’s cross petition grants divorce and Waldron surname restoration. St Theresa Circle plans Christmas exchange and card party with St Vincent de Paul, chaired by Mrs Bach. prizes awarded to several members. Luncheon served. A separate suit by Leon Soja against Anna was dismissed today.
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Mary Franks
Warren Avenue
Clayton
Abrams
Edmund A. Smith
Hazel
Waldron
James Chekouras
Penrose Court
John Hovinetz
Ernest Janik
Bach
M. Kovach
Thomas Barker
Sean
D. A
John Gavron
Leon Soja
Anna
Estates of Emanuel Friedman Filed in Probate Court
An inventory filed in probate court lists Emanuel Friedman of Eaton township as dead on Oct. 7 with an estate valued at 9 759. Personal property 6902 and land securities 83880 are shown, with 7976 cash. Executors include brother Arthur of Cleveland and aunt Florence Starkoff and nephew Arthur Friedman of Shaker Heights. The estate is bequeathed to two brothers and other relatives.
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Eaton Township
Arthur
Cleveland
Leo
Florence Starkoff
Arthur Friedman
Shaker Heights
Markets Report Cleveland Livestock Prices And Produce
Market steady for cattle and calves with prime steers 37.50 to 38.39 and prime calves 39 to 40. Produce prices listed for apples, peppers and root vegetables. hogs show varied bids with mixed categories. Sheep and lambs also steady with spring lambs 30 to 31.50 and ewes 13 to 15 dollars.
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Alaea
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Fighter Ace Calls For More Planes In Korea
Maj. Richard Creighton, 27, Baton Rouge, La., says United States needs additional jet aircraft to maintain air superiority over Communists in Korea. He notes increased enemy strength, radar use, and improved aircraft and pilot ability as he becomes the fourth U S jet ace this week after downing his fifth MIG. He compares Communist pilots to World War II German fliers and says Reds have not yet committed full air power.
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Richard Creighton
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Mayor Ault Fines In Three Intoxication Cases At Police Court
Mayor Henry W. Ault assessed fines of six dollars plus costs for three intoxication cases in police court this morning. Names listed include Virgil Clyde Catron of the New York Central Railroad camp William Washke and John J. Thompson of 26 West Avenue. O’Hara of Cleveland paid ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. Police reported a man struggled with cars on Broad street and became abusive when officers tried to detain him for intoxication. Harold R. Fueglein of Garfield Heights was arrested after crashing a red traffic signal at West River and Third streets and later receiving a no parking ticket for his delivery truck.
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Elfreda Avenue
Cleveland
Justice C. C. Lord
Wellington
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Henry W. Ault
Virgil Clyde Catron
New York Central Railroad
William Washke
John J. Thompson
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Joseph Francis O'Hara
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Harold R. Fueglein
Garfield Heights
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