England Dock Strike Expands Across Ports and Cities
British dockers from London to Scotland join walkouts amid escalating shortages and food supply fears. About 13 000 workers scheduled to walkout in England and Scotland with further sympathy strikes at Leith and Edinburgh. Dock traffic slows as crews refuse work until demands are met.
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London
Southért
Rngland
Scotland
Watkars
Britain
Liverpools Strugh
Bheldiid
Moan
Southampton
Hornsmouth
Gosport
15 Year Pin Is Given Elyrian
Elyria area Sohio service pin ceremony held at Ganges Hall Ganges Ohio with about Sohloans present. Harold R Gould 47 Winkles Street Elyria received a 15 year pin for faithful service from Sohio. Gould began as a service station operator and is now manager at Ridge and Bridge Sohio Service Center. Carl J Baer Division Manager presented the pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atst
Ganges Hall
Ganges
Lorain Youth Parole Planned After Sensational Trial
Lorain youth Joseph Meluch, jailed for manslaughter in a case tied to a brief marriage, is slated for parole from London Prison Farm on November 13 along with three other inmates. Prosecutors urged full-term serving, but the state parole commission appears set to release him. Also scheduled for parole are Eric De of Avon Lake for criminal assault, Edwin Polycorde of Elyria for a similar charge, and Lee P. Burgett for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meluch
Lorain
Parolle
London
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Mohuch
Howard R. Butler
William G . Wickens
Parole Commission
Meluch
Butler
Eric de
Avon Lake
Elyria
Edwin Polycorde
Lee P. Burgett
Foundry Workers Meet Tonight in Wellington
A meeting of foundry workers will be held at 7 30 this evening at the American Legion Hall in Wellington. A special bus leaves Elyria at 7 to aid transport. The gathering is sponsored by the International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of the AF of L. Attendees include workers from Elyria Lorain Grafton and Wellington. The main speaker is George Hans of Cincinnati National treasurer of the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Wellington
Elyria
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of
N. A
American Federation of Labor
Lorain
Grafton
George Hans
Cincinnati
Welcome Home Admiral Nimitz in Texas Town
Fredericksburg celebrates the homecoming of Chester William Nimitz, the native son and U.S. Navy admiral. The town plans a patriotic parade, bands, and Navy planes, with red white and blue bunting and a courthouse platform review. Residents recall Nimitz’s brilliant career and honor his return after years abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Tex
Censtral Hill
Countley
Hernés
Willian Nimita
Chester
Sever
Navy
Senator Ball Opposes Large Estates in Tax Plan
Chicago Senator Joseph Ball told the Junior Association of Commerce that estates over 100000 should be taxed away from inherited wealth. He urged federal action to create jobs and growth through tax revision, excess profits tax reform, ending double taxation on corporate dividends, and keeping individual income taxes until government finances are sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Oh. Ball
Mint
Junior Association of Commerce
Ball
Bull
Eaton Church to Celebrate on Monday
Eaton Church plans a Monday celebration on October 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Eaton school building with a potluck dinner. Rev John Updegratt, former pastor at Baton Church and now at First Christian Church in Wausau, will speak. he recently graduated from Oberlin and is known for youth leadership and summer conferences. HUMMEL IN TOWN TODAY. Hummel, ex county agricultural extension agent, returns to his former office to finish work, after starting Oct 1 as agricultural representative for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. No successor announced. Galen Divino, 18, of 239 Seventh Street, was stopped by police for reckless driving on Lake Avenue and ordered to report to court. Maria Tahoe was the victim in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
Hummel
Colebes
Flyrna Savings and Trust
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Galen Divnino
Palire Iast
Lake Avenue
Maria Tahoe
Death Notices From Elyria and Amherst Area
Multiple obituaries shared from Elyria Lorain County including Mrs Dean Miller Stewart of Hew the Klyna Street Cleveland and daughter Mary Frities. John Wesley Mitchell of Port Chiaton with surviving daughters Mrs Burwell and Mrs Carlson. Mrs Jon Meyer of Lakewood with four children and 20 grandchildren. Henry J Miller of Amherst with 60 years service at New York Central Railroad. Funeral services in Cleveland Port Chiaton St Marys and St Marys Cemetery. Burial plans vary by deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tear Miller
Dean Miler Stewart
Frank
Stewart
Elytians
Wb, Miler
West Avenue
Cleveland
Palehull
Millard Son
Cn. Fairhill
East Blvd
Bé If Biltsturgh
Mary Frities
Jean
Dorothys
Mayme M. Cooke
Ee Rapevite Nn
Johns Wesley
Mitchell John Westey Mitchell
Gcg
Buswell
Kegan Verve
Orlus
Mis Lath
Taléda
Onis
Funanesil
Olin Neidecker Punetal
Port Chiaton
Michell
Mrs. Burwell
Elytta Wie
UW Ry
Uesepnine Meyer
East River Gheel
A. Repnits
Linderdale Avenue
Lakewood
Cursias
Meyer
Monroe Ville
Daniel P. Meyer
Biltney
St. Mary's, Churete
St Mary's Cemetery
Henry J. Miller
Amherst
Spring Street
Isudelon
Brownhelm Township
Hart
First Evangelical Church
Ando
Stone Wigton Lodge of Masons
Vile
Olive Miller
Parma
Am‘neret
Creyelined
Union Seeks Two Dollar Daily Pay Rise
Union here files a formal request for a two dollar per day raise citing a move from 48 to 40 hours per week. Representatives from the union met with management of Steel End Tubes Inc to present the demand and note the wage increase is sought to reflect shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claia
He Iniday
Steel End Tubes. Inc
Markets Homeghowers Market Ada Weswela in Varieties
Markets list Ada Weswela and vendors showcasing varieties and prices for produce. Beets, beets and greens feature, with numerous stalls offering greens, beans, and baskets. Local buyers browse prices and labels at stalls amid a bustling market scene.
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Meath
Ery
Matseers
Bodes
Osieds
Sale
Aroin Eka
Draft Board Stands Pat At Washington Court House
The Payette County draft board in Washington Court House refused to change its stance after two headquarters officers attempted to persuade members. Ten men reported for induction but were sent home as the board maintained its position amid national strike prevention efforts by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House de Payette County
United Féteca
Ohis Selective” Service Headqivat Iets
Moemibera
War Dads Hear Capt. Kirby
A discussion on benefits for veterans followed a business session of Elsha Chapter 16 American War Dads at the YMGA. Capt Courtney Kirby, director of Gloria Veterans Service Center, will speak at the October 25 meeting open to all fathers of service members. Officers for the coming year are listed along with committee chairs and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Elsha
YMGA
Capt
Courtney Kirby
Gloria Veterans “Service Center
H. K. Cordrey
Harmon Sheldon
C. W.o'malley
Harry Mochi
Carl Whidden
C. W Williams
Security
Harry Rankin
Fidelity
Francis A. Cromiing
Otto MK. Mischka
Myron D. Bates
William MM
France
F. Web Org
John J.resar
Harry 4. Kaiser
Strike Situation At A Glance
Ay United Press reports more than 433000 American workers idle in strikes and shutdowns nationwide. Coal miners 187000 seek end to strike to halt 1054040 ton daily production loss. Pittsburgh steel mills shut for fuel. 5 percent cut feared. AFL lumber workers 61000 in Pacific Northwest on work stoppage for 110 minimum hours wage. Pacific bus drivers 2700 and Massachusetts transit workers 1800 plan walkouts. Hollywood film craftsmen refuse end to work stoppage despite NLRB talks. LaGuardia seeks faster accord as 12 day New York port strike stalls shipping.
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Ay United Press
Labor
Pittsburgh
AFL
Pacife Northwest
Pacife
Massachusetts
AFI
NLRB
LaGuardia
New York
Universal suffrage extended to all in Soviet election law
MOSCOW The supreme Soviet announced a law establishing universal suffrage for the Nissian parliamentary elections on February 10. It proclaims eligibility for all citizens regardless of race, religion, residence or former occupation, widening beyond the 1997 scope and ending previous exclusions for clergy, merchants, aristocrats and certain others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Hunters Fire Fatal Shootout Over Deer Bounty
Reported in Gunnison County two hunters died after a confrontation over a buck. Karl Surderaen of Manluay Springs and a Denver visitor were both shot and killed near the same treestand. Sunderman and Smith allegedly exchanged shots, each firing multiple times before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnisgn, Cole
Harry T Seth
Mavntau Spyuine Cote
Patho
Wei Eh
Denver
Karl Surderaen
Manluay Springs
Smith
Sieath
Sunderman
Sundervan
Heather
Four Brothers return from overseas in Elyria area
Four brothers from the Milchem family in South Amherst and nearby areas have come home from service in Europe. Pte James Franklin Watch was discharged at Camp Atterbury Indiana after being wounded in Germany last January 11. Alm on Watson, once a prisoner in Italy, is now in Army police duty at Fort Knox Kentucky and expects discharge soon. S/Sgt Watson participated in 80 missions as a Waist gunner on a B 24 and remains an instructor at Chanute Field Windy City. Howard Watson plans a Rhine battle discharge return from a Kentucky camp. Dale Watson joined Merchant Marine Service after three army rejections and was discharged last month. All are married with children. only sister is Mrs Sarah Milchem of Elyria.
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South Amherst Fame
Reebilly
Frank
Watson
South
Artry la Europé
United State
Army
James Franklin Watch
Camp Allerbury
Indiana
Detief
Germany
Tombal Chytneer
Pyt
Almone Watson
Italy
Fae
Dvar
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Con Watson
Chanute
Field
Windis
Aeld
Howard Watson
Rhine River
Dale Watson
Merchant Marine Service
Merchant Marines
James
Howard
South Amherst
Almont
Florence
Erie County
Leon
Chanute Field
Sarah. Milchem
Cambridge Avenue
Elyria
Martin Steko to Receive Honorable Discharge
Martin Steko a four year Army veteran is on five days furlough at home before reporting to Indiantown Gap Pa to receive an honorable discharge He served 11 months in the South Pacific and 15 months in Verdun campaign His wife resides at 227 Cleveland Street and his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Setko live at Wellington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’ Sicko
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
South Pacific
Verdun
Cleveland Street
Joseph Setko
Wellingtian
Peacetime Military Training Proposal Put Forward
Senate Republican William F Knwnland of California proposes continuing selective service to provide a year of peacetime military training for young men. The bill would require registration under the draft age act with inductions after the first birthday. Deferrals extend to age 25 for college attendance, and exemptions credit prior service in the armed forces National Guard or other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F Knnwland
Calif
National Guard
Elyria High Race To Break Attendance Records
The Elyria Herald reports Elyria High School plans an unusual spectacle for the mid-season football event. RB Morrison, president of the Elyria Community Chest, Inc. will present the Queen and attendants as anticipated crowd records loom. Ticket sales for the Cleveland Heights Elyria game show a strong spurt and the community hopes for a historic turnout benefiting the War Relief Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. L. Morrison
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Tnl
Queen Community
Elyria Herald
Barbara Welles
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Queens
Elydia
High Schiol
Avon Regular Meeting Of Aven School Board
The Avon school board held its regular meeting at the school building. Minutes were read and approved. payroll and bills were approved for payment. Two students were approved for special instruction with instructors Howard Gould and Mrs T. Wileford. Monthly reports on activities and the school fund were presented. Supplies and equipment for the giving department were purchased. The board discussed permitting a structure to be built on school property. The next meeting is scheduled for November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Board
Three Accidents Reported In City Collision Summary
Police logged three accidents yesterday. Edward Bain of Bon Alto Avenue collided with a vehicle on Abbe Road. injuries not reported. Willony B. Shaver of Bon Alto Avenue caused a wreck at Bon Alto Avenue and East Avenue. Mrs GL Strouse reported damage on East Avenue near Brond Street from a non stopping vehicle. James Miller drove a car on West Avenue in a collision near Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bainbridge
vAbbe
Bon Alf
Willony B. Shaver
GL. Strouse
East Avenue
Brond
Vingent Jubarie
New London
Trent
Willy Moni
James Miller
Erie Street
Feeders Informed Of Subsidy Eligibility In Ohio
Fullmer, chair of the county AAA committee, told beef growers or feeders who sold cattle weighing 100 pounds or more and bringing at least 1458 per hundred pounds that they qualify for a BU cent per hundredweight subsidy. Applications must be filed within 60 days at the county AAA office, with sales slips showing head counts, weights, prices, and slaughterer name. Slaughter delivery must occur within 20 days of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EO Ohl
Fullmer
Lorain
County Aaa
Ohio
AAA
Thefts Reported To The Police
Three thefts reported in the past two days are under police investigation. A burglary at Read's Jewelry Store saw five rings stolen from a tray, three plain gold rings with a diamond and ruby. A Shell station on Cleveland Street and Pasadena Avenue was robbed of £10 in change and two cigarette cartons. windows were broken. A $50.51 cash box theft at Elyria Furniture was reported by manager Mitten Ardman. the thief may have remained in the store after closing, with no sign of forced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Shell
W.d. Lance
Cleveland Street
Pasadena’ Avenue
Elyria
Mitten Ardman
Patrice
Ridgeville Church Adopts Family Church Plan
North Ridgeville Congregational church introduces the Family Church Plan on October 14 uniting worship and study in a 90 minute service from 10 30 to 12 including a nursery for children ages one half to four years and a larger education program with new leaders and visual aids to meet family needs all families in the community are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Flm
Staf
Airs
C. S. Winter
Howard Gould
Family Church
School Of Religion For Methodist Churches In Lorain County
A county wide School of Religion for atticars and teachers of all Methodist churches in Lorain County begins Monday evening October 15 at the Elyna church, continuing for six Mondays. Registration costs one dollar with options for church groups to pay all or part. Led by Rev. Chas. Jones with five courses offered on Christian growth for various ages and adult education. Sessions start at 7 40 p.m. and include a brief worship service between classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyna
Chas. Jonés
First Methodist Church of
Lorain
Kinsdergarten
HA. Cassiday
Wellington
Churdeing
Sarah Reeve
Lorainy
Blanel. Moore
E. Eugene Thompson
LaPorte
Ernest Knautz
Beren
New Club Rooms To Be Opened Tomorrow
The Knights of Columbus will officially open new club rooms above the Marshall D Co on Saturday with a buffet supper at 9 p m Meg Newton of St May s church will speak He is chaplain of the Knights of Columbus Council and entertainment will follow The affairs for Knights of Columbus and their wives and Catholic Daughters and their husbands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Marshall D. Co
Newton
St. May's ‘Church
Chapiaiitv
Knights of Columbus Council
Mvusic
Truth Seekers Meet In Willan Bryner Home
Amherst notes report the Truth Seekers class of First Evangelical held a postponed meeting at the Willan Bryner home. Prayers offered, appointments set for Sunday School attendance checks in Oct, Nov, Dec, and honors awarded to several members. The group plans to meet again November 13 at the Mueller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelicall Church
Willan Bryner
Howard Smith
Vandersall
George Schroeder
Smith
Bryner
C. J. Springer
J. R. Mueller
Wiliam Wright
Amherst
Alfred Vinson
Booth Amherst
Rey
W. Heber O'Hara
Jay Gil Tete
Eagle
Rudolph Berger
Arthur Wohlever
War Fund
Finoances
Poral
Amherst News
Congregational and Avon Church Services Across Eaton Area
The Eaton churches announce Sunday activities including Congregational services at 10 30 a m with family worship and a young adult forum led by Mrs Stanton Hager. Sunday School at 10 a m. and evening evangelistic service at 7 45 p m. Avon Baptist and Avon Methodist offer Bible school at 10 a m and worship times including morning and evening services. A timber harvest report notes 136 063 900 board feet cut in Rocky Mountain national forests last fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Roig
Avon Baptist Whurci
Ibach
Bach
Ohin
T F.C
Young Peoples
Phi Gama
Cleveland
Tharge
Bath
Avon Methodist Church
Eernault
Rocky Mountain Region
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Admiral Nimitz
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Kirby
Russia
Martin Steko
Paige
RO Agate
City
Judkins
Sid
Te Yard
Ray Edelman
Hiner
Jacob Wohleyer
A. R . Agate
Lodi Street
Frank Halitzka
South Maple Street
West A
Ponce
Methodist
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Congregational
Cate
Erston
Stanton’ Hager
Ani Adult Foran
Oha Iloskins
Robert Lyons
Gould
Letchfield. Assembly
God
Cas
THE
Eaton. Caerch
Ah Christ Weaver I. Keener
Honda
Leon Kennedy
Junio
Ella Cars Nenter
Ruby Fishburn
Simoni
Christian Youth Fellowship
Grange Hall
Gene Smith
Lodi
Renner’ G Phone Shoe Store
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