Union Meeting Deliberates Wage Demands and Holidays
The article details UMW proceedings led by John Lewis with wage grant plans for 1847 and 1948, proposed industry wide holidays named John I Lewis Day and John Mitchell Day, and discussions on officer salaries. It also notes a separate police court case fining Grafton resident for reckless driving after a late September arrest.
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Aperatare
UMW
John ‘Lewis
Lewis
John O'Leary
Treasuer
Thomas J. Kennedy
John I. Lewis
John “Mitchell
Union
Kennedy
Abraham Lineal
Newfoundland Plane Crash Death Toll Rises Near Muskeg
Observers declare all 28 adults three babies and eight crew members perished after a wreck in rough Newfoundland terrain. American Overseas Airlines official Jack Shetley says the burned plane was beyond recognition. Coast Guard reports surviving signals say survivors are extremely unlikely as wreckage remains in rugged forest and snow.
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Newfoundland
Jack Shetley
American Overseas Airlines
New York
Coast Guard
Atrite Belz
Air France
George Mes Call
Newark
Ada Newnan
Stephenville
Ars
Coast Guard Heliconter
Sabena
Gander Wo
Halison
Ingy
WSS
Gander Oreng
Ater Respue
Elyria Infant Funeral and Wellington Banker Obituary
A fragmentary obituary column notes infant death and funeral details for Elyria area families plus funeral arrangements for Joseph Lupo of Wellington. It lists survivors in unclear order, mentions St Adelert and St Patrick churches, and a Greenwood cemetery burial. This piece reflects routine notices with names, ages, and service times.
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Hanchs -Cwhe
Cecelia Budhy
Arlee
Diltas
Hee
Raynand Cwhle
Allevielist
Josep Lupo
Wellington
Lantes
North Main Street
Sears
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Friclde
George
Samuel
Cleveland
Charl Les
Sey
Veresa Liplen
Nunzin Sapone
Italy
Breall
Blinche Marley
Neo
Sharp
St. Patrick’s Church
Herval
Carrier Pigeon Ends Its Journey at Home
An elderly resident on 1608 Middle Avenue reported the carrier pigeon’s end. The bird, once famed for its long flights, is now unable to continue after a long voyage. Local observers note a final resting place and wish for the bird’s safe memory.
Negotiations in Pittsburgh Power Walkout Continue
Secret talks between labor and management persisted as strikes kept about 70,000 workers idle in Pittsburgh areas. The CIO Transport Workers Union at Columbus protested streetcar and bus service with friendly pickets while efforts to end the walkout included a joint meeting between the union and Southern Ohio Electric Co. in Chicago bus workers gathered at a union hall to demand wage increases. An emergency meeting was urged by U S Conciliator Walter Munro with company and AFL CIO officials.
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Pitteburgh
Pitsburgh
CIO Transport Workers Union
Columbus
Sarve
Lee Carty
Unloiy
Vinion
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Chicago
Chicago Motor Coach Co
U. S
Walter Munro
AFL Drive Ove
President signals no comment on campaign plans
The President gave no definite answer on appointing personnel to new energy groups or future campaign plans. Journalists pressed on whether Basia and Lillena of the Fenteeste Valley authority were under consideration for posts, but he offered no firm announcements.
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Paris
Lie
Walter A Sith
Rusala
Prep
Wg Aiesuion
Basia & Lillenahal
Meeting outlines new school program and staff plans
A Lakdin County school meeting opened with remarks from Superintendent Shellman and supervisor reports. The executive committee includes Mrs Mildred Adame Eaton president and Ruth Merkle Avot hake secretary, with notes on a teachers orchestra and upcoming midyear event.
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Keith
Christian Helachs
Wilh
Immlisfe
Lakdin
Shellman
Échool
Greauy
Gerd al
Mica Muissérs
Browhlelayy
Minish
Nour
Assaviatinn
Mbs
Mildred Adame
Eaton
Wlaw
Horn
Ruth Merkle
Avothake
Gibbens
Eatin
Cinrald M
Pratik
Pleads Guilty To Breaking And Entering
Pleaded before Judge DA after being indicted for breaking and entering the Blyrin Feed and Coal Co. East Brielle fleet. Entry admitted amid procedural confusion. Prosecution cited burglar tools found in possession. Spencer sought probation, ruling under consideration. Curtis Meamlin observed proceedings on Court Street.
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Blyrin Feed and Coal Co
East Briel
Spencer
Curtis Meamlin
Court Street
Not In Favor Of Opening Classes At Camp Perry
Columbus reports Governor Frank J. Jaustihe was asked by President Howard K. Bevis of Ohio State University to draft proposals to open Camp Perry for university classes. Bevis, a state higher education official, cites postwar needs and aims to boost capacity from about 59,000 to 64 colleges’ capacity, with earlier projections showing only around 630 students this Fall.
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Columbus
Frank J. J.austihe
Howard K. Bevis
Ohio State University
Ead
Perry
Bevis
Governor's Commission
Ai Higher Elas Cation
Sale
Ohio
Cnet Wid
Ananual
Abey Coisilay Latrietle
Mechanic Strike Shuts Toledo Garage Across Labor Dispute
Toledo workers from the International Association of Machinists and the CIO United Auto Workers walked out today amid a jurisdiction dispute with Toledo dealers and the local Teamsters union. The strike halted operations as talks continue.
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Toledo
Whigh
Wie
Barases
Alfeulee Tye
Economic Chiefs Warn on Wage and Price Pressures
Prominent official discusses wage stabilization, inflation dangers, and policy options amid supply constraints. He urges cautious wage increases and continued price controls, noting high civilian employment and rising production but warning that demand could outrun supply if inflation accelerates.
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Hallon
Bisihuss
Volpbor
Lalvoe Ag
Wybar
Stechman
Stdin the Great
Ato
Congress
Stecman
Stevin
Ohio Tax Revision Case Sees Valuation Dispute
Hroscetine Wickens files a challenge before the Ohio Board of Revision over a valuation variation for a steel company. The court records show a proposed adjustment of 14,012,850 with a limit of 66,144,207. A hearing is set for October 14 by the Board of Revision, with a case date beginning November 27.
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Williaiy G. Wickenson
Ohio
Uioscerle
Ux Steel Company
Dance Band Leader Dies Of Wounds In Cleveland
Lee Gor lun widely known dance band leader and former WPAM musical director died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. He was found on the kitchen floor by his wife Margaret, shot on the head and died within an hour at a Lakewood hospital. He had served as a radio trainer for 24 years, resigning a month ago as WHWTA! coroner Samuel R. Gerber was to deliver a verdict later today.
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Cleveland
Lee
Stubby) Gorlun
WPAM
Margaret
Lakeweed
Gottlany
Probation Officer to Address City Club Meeting
Probation Officer Arthur Mong will speak on his work tonight at the City Club meeting in the Elks diving room at 7:30. Marion was elected president of the Northwestern Chief Medical Association at yesterday's annual conference, and named the 1947 meeting host.
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City Club
Arthur
City Club’s
Elks Diving Room
Hieruy—Ur
Bo, Sraay
Marion
Northwestern Chief Medical Association
Or Brady
Political dialogue on postwar treaties and atomic power stance
Fragmentary report cites Byrnes and Stalin statements on peace treaties and atom power. It notes Byrnes backing a 25 to 40 year treaty horizon and Biden? no, Roosevelt era style pledge of bipartisan support for a strong foreign policy. Mentions Greece and shifting place names amid a broad international policy discussion.
Local court records cite child support neglect and neglect cases
The report details men like Hig and Tomer Goodwil facing non support charges, with Browne and Moos cited in court narratives. It notes a county health complaint against Shumate for keeping a nuisance and Walker road issues under Sheffield Lake Village, plus an intoxication arrest tied to a support warrant.
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Tomer Goodwil
Stalfois
Marlin Fergus
Sheffield Lake Village
Elittera ‘Shumate
South
Mayne-street
Justice of the Peace Richard
B. Russell Franklin
Fuller Road
Wickens Rules Contracts Binding In County Deal
County Prosecutor William G Wickens ruled that contracts binding price stand even as merchandise prices rise after award. The county awarded Test Spring for three trucks, only one delivered, two priced at 4000 each, price now about 400 nine. The commissioners asked if they could raise purchase despite award. Wickens cited an attorney general opinion confirming binding price. They consider cancellation and restart, to be discussed with the truck agent.
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William G. Wickeng
Wickens
Genereal
Change Date For Conference In Lorain County Foremen
A date change was announced for the first Lorain County Foremen's conference to October 17 to avoid conflicts with other meetings. The Lorain County Industrial Council sponsors the series with plans for the second and third meetings on fire prevention in November and sailing safety in December for industry men.
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Lorain County
Watch theft report from IT worker at Eastern Heights
Harry O'Neil reported yesterday that his watch valued at five dollars was stolen from his residence on Eastern Heights Boulevard. Police are investigating. suspect details unclear in the report.
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Harry O'Neil
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Unclear OCR fragment on wartime relief roles and discharges
Fragmentary OCR text references Abbey, Nicholson, Red Cross, and Middle East relief work, with disjointed phrases about disaster, leadership, and discharge. No coherent event or dates emerge. contains many garbled names and phrases.
Wy Keag Named Director at Progressive Welder Co
Charles Wy Keag, a former Ely resident, has accepted a director position at the Progressive Welder Company in New York. He graduated from Elyria High School and is visiting relatives Mr and Mrs B E Smith in Guild, while his wife Regge stays with his brother in law.
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Charles Wy Keag
Ely
Iat
Chuiafi: Felationgs
Lei
Ohin
Universiy
Regge
Elyria Ugh Schanlayaa
eonUy Wars
Hosdres ‘Company
Hngton
Lidieta
B. E. “Smith
Ot Gult “Raat
Markets feature varied items and fluctuating bids
The Paoli market shows diverse produce and livestock with mixed pricing. Items listed include apples, oranges, bananas, celery, corn, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, squash, beets, and greens. Livestock quotes cover cattle, cows, and hogs with price ranges noted. receipts and market activity described as steady to active.
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Jopethans
le Ming
Delewua
Iain
Tei
Ailines Goldens
Cudlands
Kelsi oHhade
Greentin
CABBA
Drake
Lery
Ok Deren
Ponrer
Arbley Heck
Peerx
Hate Phewar
Taka
Meui
Mislabeled notes list school topics and plans
Fragmented OCR lists topics for a school meeting including principal Elyriad We, Kenneth Vermilts Meriter, Shaw G, Kipten, and Rlobere. Dates show December 4 and topics cover Means of Selviti Teachers Supply and Modern School programs. Committees and services are noted.
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Shaw G Lesa
Nivelinla
Selviti
Curlodun Mreridl Modern School
Probation violation tied to three men escape case
Judge Guy B Findley hears a probation violation arraignment linked to Higier among three men who escaped from a prison farm in April 1943. Police later recaptured Higier and returned him to prison, where he awaited prosecution as authorities pursued charges over money clothing and other articles.
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Hunter
Guy
B. Findley
Higier
Tom Grafton
Rustell’ Relsinge
Col ‘Umbia
Dickason Issued 94 Permits in Sept
A September report shows City Building Department issued 94 permits totaling 262090 dollars. Dickason listed 45 building permits including 29 dwellings ten parcels and industrial and commercial work. Plumbing permits 13. electrical and heating units 26. total revenue 21440 dollars plus 100 dollars from plumbers licenses. Frank Johnson fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after running a red light. car had no brakes and a faulty brake light.
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Dickason
Dickasn
Pertalis
Tasuda
Jonnsoh
JS Shear Street
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Baran
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Elyela Memorial Hoss
Brady
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Altea
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Pate
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Camp Perry
Pyrgental Pound
Montgomery’ Ward National Juiry Sears Ropbuck
Westinghouse Blescale
Worlworth Co
Bendy Qieneral Motorg White Jforugs
Republiclesh
S. Steel Standard
Ghigo Cities Service
P.R. Smith & Co. Eye Levions
Stogke End Bonds
Sinalinahs
Medical Group
Dresden
Ok Ae
VOM
Mulotay
Byrnes
StytiRart
AED
Stalin
Bar
Soviet Union
Yes
Mike
Sujtes
Henry A. Wallace
Conuneres Bivanse
Mics
Roosesel
Truman
Anerige
Pvery
Greece
Courl
Marge
Urbanedt
Willian Cadman
Floyd — Ligshaw
Nomsuipport
Vardesch Oyeary
Yee
Richart Baird
Shaw
Ehutreen
Shawvald
Shearer
Elyria Electric, Inc
Bette
Nicholson
MidWest
Manitanay
Red
Jini He
Aieed
Veland—Liealace
Kereipia
Sierra
Las Bel Amon Addi
le Beatait
Geary Ledo
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Elyria Furniture
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