Senators Seek Transportation Cabinet and National Survey
Boake Carter recalls prewar warnings on United States transportation and the Senate committee proposes a Cabinet Secretary of Transportation and a commission of engineers from all transport modes to study national shortcomings. It envisions decentralization of industry and wider, cheaper goods distribution across the country.
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Senate
United States
Secretary of Transportation
Wuld
United States Congress
Roosevelt
Dewey
Hecusa
America
Bat Bes Rause
Potatoes and prices under OPA rules in October
The document outlines OPA seed potato ceilings with base price 3.48 per 100 pounds in Ohio for October and allowable markups by carrot distributors wholesalers and retailers. It also notes tagging on used photographic gear, stove fuel rationing tips, toy pricing mailings, shoe care guidance, and rail transport critique emphasizing shifts to trucks and waterways.
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Ohio
YMCA Facilities Widely Used in Elyria War Times
YMCA remains a busy Elyria center aided by the Community Chest funding. Annual attendance tops 120000 with 78000 by boys under 18, serving 500 boys and 80 men daily. Dormitories house 70 men, and programs include crafts, hobbies, and a strong boys department with various games and activities.
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YMCA
Elyria
YMCLA
Ibes
Somres
Everett Palmer
Neverel Hobby Clube
Association
Tony
Y.M. A
Whch
Roonta
Inter
Bassism Becomes Issue in Ohio Campaign Feud
Ohio campaign politics erupt over charges of boss control as Mayor Lausche accuses rival Stewart of being a puppet to Schorr. Stewart counters Lausche’s attack while both parties tout registration momentum. The report also notes community events, local gatherings, and a wartime marriage blessing by Pope Pius XII for Lt Emma Bernard.
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Ohio
Bassisrh
Frank J. Lausche
James G. Stewart
Statehouse
Hausche
Youngstown
Ed D. Schorr
Stewart
Thomas J. Herbert
Paul M. Herbert
Cincinnati
Schore
Federation of Ohio Republican Women’s Organizations
Lausehe
Veroor
Preeilent Roosevelt
CIO Political Action Committee
Vbossem
Cameron
Muntay
GOP
Political Action Committee
POPE
Rumford
St. Peter's
Emma M. Bernard
Edgar E. Erwin
Lake Providence
Clarksfield Items of Interest in Local Notes
Gerald Byron and Donald Wolcott of the US Merchant Marines spent part of last week with their wives and families in Clarksfield. Miss Eda Mae Merrill vacationed with her brother and family in Elyria. Pack of volunteers including Mrs J C Twaddle and others packed Christmas boxes for Boys in Service. The physical department offers gym and pool facilities with supervised calisthenics for men aged eight to sixty, plus squash, handball, volleyball, basketball and swimming.
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EL. Heshohe
Seventh Day Adventists
Newcotters
Albert Scheid
Wakethan
Jessie Cawice
Willet Stone
Eleanor Stevenson
New London
W. H. Stone
Norwalk
Paul Tucker
Dale Russell
Forrest Motler
Jean
Gilbert Merrill
Larry
Hugh Merrill
Clarksfield Grange
Wall
Sanford
Bruce
Naval Services
Henry Sanford
Mr. Sanford
Henry Sanfords
Clifton Lawson
Iva Marie
Willoughby
Wilet Stone
Harold Donen
Low
Smiley
Lorain
Clarksfield
Gerald Byron
Donald Wolcott
Merchant Marines
Eda Mae Merrill
Ales
Mareld Merrill
Carelyn Bee
Elyria
J.C. Twaddle
Clarence Hares
George Wargo
Walter Gunn
Alphonsa Thomas
Jessie Cawrse
Ome Russell
Officers Elected By Newspaper Group
Raymond Pix of the Wooster Record was named president of the Ohio advertising executive association of the select list succeeding B S Myers of the Middletown Journal. Other officers elected at the 40th annual meeting included O G Overly of the Chillicothe Gazette as president and L E B Teller of the Marietta Times as president of the association.
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Columbus
Raymond &. Pix
The
Wooster Record Today
Ohio Select
B.S. Myera
Middletown Journal
OG. O. Overly
Chillicothe Gazette
L. E B. Teller
Marietta Times
Advertising Executive Associsation
OSL
FL. Heminger
Republican Courier
Findlay
Frank W. Spencer
Railroads in Northern Mexico Suffer $250,000 Storm Damage
National Railroad Administration puts damage to northern Mexican rail lines at 250000 dollars after torrential rains. The figures reflect assessments of repair costs and disruption to service across multiple routes.
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RAILA
Mexico City
Mexico
National Railroad Administration
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Bfgoodrich
Bread Street
Meu Oem
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Sandy Nevin Jrs
Gread Sereet
OPA
AML
Townsend Club
Enver Carver
Elyria Townsend
Thas Distiet
Gallen
Vie Progrem Committee
COR Walt
Mit
Elyria Auto Body Immediata
NY Esit Avene
Fmone Wal
Y.M.C.A
Morne Koekke
Iulinoti
Bassism
Brown CO
Lodi
Peterson
Wista
H. R. Rorick
Jones
Gardner Says
Roe
Chong
Burh- Osteres
Ledign
Styliah
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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