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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1949

Page

9

AFL Aims to Add One Million Members in 1950 Drive

At its 68th convention in St Paul, the American Federation of Labor voted a broad 1950 organizing push across 11 major industries to sign up at least 1,000,000 new members. The plan targets left wing CIO unions, with potential new unions if CIO members split away, and seeks to expand labor influence nationwide.

CIO Avoc Mirras Gas Onc Europe Murray Mde AFL Officigis Franais AFL

Market reports from Cleveland livestock and produce stalls

Receipts show strong activity across cattle hogs and sheep with prices for choice to prime cattle 28 to 32.50 per cwt and calves around 27 to 30. Sheep and lambs steady with crate prices and egg, butter, and produce values listed for Cleveland markets.

Cleveland Medum

New Books Going Into Circulation At Elyria Library

Elyria library adds new titles across General Fiction and Biography sections including The Vital Center Faces Here to Stay and The American Guide Alsberg plus Morning Is for Jo Hill and Death on Treasure Trail Dresser. Rental collection expands with Best Science Fiction Stories 1949 and The Girl With the Hole in Her Head. Seven new records anticipated.

Elsma Pasine Library Vital Center Schies Eger Mormip Brown Stax Rogers Miouuzed Stout Wiest Tre Grange Frien Farr Gardner Home Mercia Silver Phillips Nichols Paul Priucchio Lorenzini Tubby the Tuba Tripp Pee-Wee the Priecolo

Suspect Held In Car Ransacking Case

Police detained a man believed to have ransacked cars on Middle Avenue Oberlin Road and South Maple Street after a tip from a resident. Officers found the suspect at 4 30 a m following a report and urged owners to report stolen items immediately.

Middle Avenue Oberlin Road Maple Street C. L. Muller

Examinations Open for Grafton Postmaster Job

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a second class postmaster examination for Grafton closing Tuesday October 11. The test must be taken in Elvira, open to U.S. citizens who have lived in Grafton at least one year. Salary is 3830 per year. The Grafton post office has moved to the corner of Main and Railroad streets for public convenience and is collected four times daily.

Grafton United Sates Crib Service Commission Elvrra United States United States Civil Service Commission Washington Stanley Bardon

West Berlin Included in Republic Debate in Berlin Meeting

In a fragmented report from Berlin, officials discuss West Berlin’s status within a proposed republic. The session focuses on integration terms, constitutional placement, and potential implications for the Reich’s federation.

Ask West Berlin Republic

Nation braces for brighter economic outlook report

The report notes wholesale prices edging up but consumer costs remain contained as the economy shows signs of resilience. Analysts cite cautious consumer spending and steady job growth as factors supporting a modest improvement in the national picture.

Auto Driver Sentenced Amid Hit Run Case in Cleveland

Edward McNuns of Cleveland was sentenced to five days in jail and placed on probation after a driving incident on Lorain Street led police to pursue him. He faced additional penalties for failing to comply with court orders and was cited in connection with the crash and injuries reported during the pursuit.

Edward McNuns Clhieland James Hurn Sesie Hows McNulty

Doctor Active At 74 Dies In Cleveland

Cleveland obituary notes Dr Lowus E. F. Secelstess, longtime physician and leader in state medical circles. Immigrating to the United States, he practiced in New York and Ohio, contributing to medical education and local hospital work before his death at age 74.

Cleveland Lowus C.t. Cnarter

Death Records Frederck G Douglas Fifty-Nine

Frederck G Douglas, 79, of the Highland Court area, died after a long illness in Elyria. Born January 1, 1798 in Glasgow, he moved to Elyria four decades ago. He was a machinist by trade, a member of Freemasons and Odd Fellows, and survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, one son, and one sister. Funeral arrangements include services at First Congregational Church and burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Frederck Douglas Sears Hildland Court Elyria Afumourting Dou Glasgow Seutlana Esria Wes Mons. Tuse Odd Felwd Elvria Sarmud Muss Besse Douglas Lorain Ceants Wpiam Ditch Dart Boveia Grendenicren Wilison Daten Yy Fastersville Jose Duten Universis Lake Riduc Ely Oraerial Hushareé Ang Donald Pame Seuchter Jean Wrernt Bot Lena Ettas Ore Stern Kadas Yrom Evana Russell Fultea Ars Ae Fesovird Grafton Covrers

Funeral Leave In Honor Of Frederick G Douglas

County Board offices at 426 Third Street close from 2:30 to 3:30 p m for funeral services. Frederick G Douglas father of Mass Boss Date, secretary, died early today at EIS Hospital.

County Board of Tron Third Street Frederck G Douglas Mass Bosse Fonts Dowstles Eis A&mer

Mother Ordered To Report To Juvenile Officer

A mother was instructed to report to the juvenile officer after an incident involving an 11 year old. Police say the woman’s husband was alleged to be a drunkard and the case led to questioning of local residents before the matter returned to juvenile court proceedings.

Lee Brad Wren Doen Rone Bast Pulee Ted Ts Pettersen

Elyrians to Join Legion District Conference

Elyrians will participate in the Legion District Conference with forums led by Commander Brace and officials from the Bureau of Conduct. The event includes morning sessions and an afternoon address by David Tyty and Foster P. Dirlam, focusing on community topics and planning.

GOP Speaker Attacks 1948 Dewey Campaign

Washington report with Republican National Committee figures criticizing Dewey and Truman. The new RP leadership accuses Dewey of politicking and failing to offer a clear program, urging a return to principle as voters lean toward the Truman camp.

GOP

Senate Rejects Delay on DP Bill Action

Senate leaders refused Sen Pat McCearren’s plea to delay action on the layered displaced persons bill. Democratic whip Francis Passid said plans to move the measure next week. The judiciary committee chaired by McCarran blocked floor consideration, though a minority group filed a motion to force the bill out of committee for debate.

Senate Pat x veCearren D. Nev Senate Perenereis Francis J. Messrs Passid House Judiciary Committee McCarran Departisen

Houston Suburbs Flooded By Rains

Flood waters from heavy rainfall inundate suburbs of Houston trapping families and forcing rescues. Harris County and police units deploy boats as I-69 and local roads near Beaumont Road and Highway 75 close to travel corridors. Residents along Bel La Place and West University area evacuations continue amid rising Sneiyon Reservoir levels.

Houton Tex Houston Sneiyon Tme Beaumont Fuchwamen Beaument Dallas Trati.c Bellatre Ana West University M.t Harvest Gant Police Harris County Ss Department C. V.brsem Behare Arcs

State Report On School Study To Be Distributed

A fragmented state document outlines steps for distributing a school study report. Text is incomplete with several garbled segments but indicates official distribution and involvement of a state agency.

Huge Aluminum Industry Faces Strike Threat

Pittsburgh reports a looming strike threat in the aluminum sector as CIO United Electrical Workers prepare for possible walkouts. Westinghouse Electric Corp and Alcoa face stalled negotiations over wage and benefit demands, with potential plant shutdowns impacting steel and coal industries and hundreds of workers' jobs.

Pittsburgh CIO Stechy Pensims and Soc Wilsavats Wiscover Grant of America Meanhur Ting Beard CIO United Electrcal Westinghouse Electric Corp Sx Atcos Wessepd Picxei Lines Casic Steel Westinghouse L-E Ées U. S. Steel Corp Nig Steel Mei NM Ac Aeimat Sa James Thimmel Cio-Usw Alcoa

Amherst Tackle Suffers Wrist Injury in Loss

Amherst high school action left Essig, a sophomore guard for the Amherst Comets, with a wrist separation during the third period in a 33-0 defeat. He was treated at Amherst Hospital then released and will wear a cast Monday, likely sidelining him for an indefinite period.

East Henneth Essig Amherst Witt Oiemor Fela Essie Goerlin Essig Comets

Warrant Charges Tasior High Coach with Beating Student

A warrant was filed today charging Verol Ulom, coach at Tasior High School, with beating a 15 year old student named Ronald Wicex. The alleged incident occurred during a school sports event. Ulom was released on bond and faces a preliminary hearing set by the justice of the peace.

Cleves Ulom Tasior Higpscnog James L Wiccex Ronald Wicex University of Cinemarat Ainleve Seoi Young W.cox Taylor F.icner Schoors

Crash Injuries Fatally Hurting LANCAST Grumm 73

A report lists a fatal crash with injuries to 73 year old LANCAST Grumm and others. Details are sparse but indicate multiple parties injured in a collision. Investigators review the scene and identify responsible factors and vehicle involvement.

Rotarians To Hear Talk On Mexico

Charles W. Cepp, New York lecturer and traveler, will speak at the Elvira Rotary Club of Mexico during Tuesday noon meeting at YALCA. Cepp has taught English in Japan government schools for 22 years and spent time in Germany and other countries. He recently returned from an exchange voyage and plans to discuss a study of ten countries including Mexico.

Charles W. Cepp New York Elvira Rotary Club Mexico Yalca Oberlin College Cepp Eurabro.d Japan Tut Grrosneln Jaren Lipplas C.uniri

Police Court Roundup Heads to City Streets

Police report names Frank Johnson of 18 Shear Street arraigned on driving with license issues. Lloyd Burden of 36 Second Street fined for letting a 13 year old ride his motor scooter. Anderson Nolen and Eddie Dixor were charged with intoxication after being found asleep in a car on South West River Street. Reish Nichols of 538 Locust Street cited for being intoxicated found asleep in a car on Cleveland Street and North Logan.

Frank Johnson Shear Street Henry W Auit Lake Avenue Lloyd Burden Second Street Burden Broad Street Hee Anderson Nolen Werre Street Eddie Dixor Wood Street South West River Street Jb.gnea E. J. Stankard Reish Nichols Maser W At- Sc Wenen Cleveland Street North Logan

Burglary probe at Gardners garage Route 10

Deputy sheriffs investigated a burglary last night at Gardners garage on Route 10 in Cuyahoga County in which items valued about 50 dollars and a revolver were reported stolen. A second attempted burglary at Bridge High School was not completed. Owning court actions included several divorces and guardianship requests, with names and places sparsely noted.

Gardners Garese Curahoga County Rulege Tile High School

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