Brown criticizes administration amid food and housing shortages
Brown denounces the administration for handling meal shortages and price controls while housing programs falter and supporters see broken promises. He urges removal from office as the Democratic majority in Congress debates solutions to shortages of meat, bread, soap, and other essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline
Brown Wenlian
Clivestock Ns
Department of Aggi+ Gulture
Sigck
Brown
Ja-Ta Eick
Congress
Jamaicans To Leave County Soon
Jamaicans in Lorain county are scheduled to depart soon as farm workers leave to other states. About 27 percent have left, with many remaining a short time longer. Officials invite ranches able to provide quarters to apply at the county farm labor office for possible extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larnit
Oon
Henry
Leinibach
Couny
Wandee
Rmers
Conly Farm Labor Office
Elyvia
Public Housing Redevelopment Plans Take Shape in Winds Hai Village
Reports detail a proposed re erection of housing at Winds Hai Village in Ravenna, with the city planning storm sewer improvements on Emerson and Haven streets. Engineers estimate costs around 2.4 million dollars, funded by bonds at about 2% interest, to cover three districts and a temporary eastern heights drain project, with work pending whitey availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windshai
Ravenna Arsetia
Haven
Emerson
Clevelanr
Rinetiwest Secuiriy
Midsi
Hhatrish
Cleveland Alreo
Cleveland Street
Eastern Heights
Columbia Avenue
Sears
Une
Orm
Shapley and Kipton Obituaries Reflect Local Farewell
The notice covers the death of Mrs Mespy Shapley of Elyria and Kipton resident Nimast Kipton, detailing their births, families, and upcoming funeral services. It notes Shapley’s Canadian origin, children, grandchildren, and service at the Home for the Aged, with burial in Columbia centers. Kipton’s survivors include a wife, daughter, several grandchildren, and a service at L. D. Gerber Funeral Home with burial in Camden cemetery. Endell M. Austin of Wakeman dies suddenly of a heart attack, a former Cleveland electrician, World War I and II veteran, with services at Triskett Road and burial in Sunset Memorial Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnif Shabley
Shapley
Mespy
Shapliyy
Alytia
Horus
Owvas
Shipley
Mra. Shapley Waa
Heringsford
Canada
Mavat
Hees
Columbia
Kipton
Sabin
Beresp
Henry Gene Hager
Wellington
Eliver
Geneva
Stanley
Wim Wakeman
Raymond Dt
Kipoly
Eastman
The
Wakeman
Camden Cemetery
Endell M. Austin
Endell My
Tony) Austin- 44
Clarksfield
Cleveland
Municipal
Tle V8
Pravin
Brooklyn
Hillman Chanter
Rhinemads
Wilma
Minnis
Josephine Theophil
Mia
Olive Leonard
Hinckles
Eleanor Flannigan
Olmsted Falls
Rules Bride Died Of Asphyxiation
NEW YORK. Anacla Rose De Fisbrizio, 2 year old bride who died in the apse of the church as she walked toward the altar to be married, died of asphyxiation, medical examiner Theodore J. Cire phey reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anacla Rose de Fisbrizio
Theodore J. Cirephey
Four Killed in Wreck Of A Mail Train
Colombo authorities report four killed and 40 injured in a mail train wreck suspected sabotage. The train derailed in the jungle after leaving Colombo last night as plates were removed from test sections and dislodgers affected. Three coaches telescoped and freight attached to the locomotive were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Geylah
Vlaious
Ensign Portman Freed From Navy Duty
Ensign Portman released from active duty by the Elyria Selective Service Board after service overseas. Portman enlisted in October 1942, was discharged in October 1944, and received decoration for service in the Pacific region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Selective Service Board
Nate Hesiday
Adan
Paryan
Amherst AG
Navy
Ensign Portman
Philippice Juibe Prati Ryoben
Asati Pacific
Inquiry in Newton Reveals Poison Plot Claims
An informant alleges that a planned poisoning involving cyanide was concealed by associates. The document describes a cartridge decoy and hidden poison within containers, with mentions of Goering and a wider wartime conspiracy. Details remain contested and unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Bolay
Gogving
Cpoering
Ohio Pike extension debated by officials and federation
In a fragmented report a discussion on extending a major highway near Columbus involves county and state figures. President Henry Ay Williams of the federation notes studies on a proposed widening and toll factors, amid resistance to diverting funds from motor funds and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solumbus
Lorail
Donald
Eo Patterson
Bivrine
Ratti Danasylvania Tilipike
Haltarga
Iettol
Henry Ay Williams
The
Fedération
Ohio
Norwegian Friend Sends Message From Abroad
Carolyn Gatchell, an eighth grade student at Hamilton School in Elyria, cannot read a Norwegian letter from a friend in Kragero Norway. The note asks if anyone in Elyria can read Norwegian and respond. Carolyn’s address is 261 East Sixteenth Street and telephone 8303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Rod
Seoule
Athée
Europe
Allele Ler
Eidlildenssen
Kragero
Norwey
Willen
Care Olon
Hamilton
Elyria
Industrial and Women Division Reported Totals and Payments
A garbled listing shows the Schools division led by J. E Bohn with payments totaling 1,493.40 of 2,1074.40 daily, 44.7 percent of quota. It names numerous individuals with percentages and sums for both Industrial and Women’s divisions, including Fred Reley and E. C. Carlson at 100 percent, and various officers, captains, and contributors across firms such as American Radar, Bendix Weelinghouse, and Elyria Foundry, with amounts reported today and to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reley
E. C. Carlson
J. E Bohn
Texm
Industral
Ray Beadie
Allotal
Carlenon
Roy BR
Clymer
Richard Ettlon
Allan W.fritzeche
Dan Gilchrist
Robert Harding
Wo. Henry
Dan Kirkbride
Howard Martin
Edmund A. Alanroe
William L. Parcel
Fred Reiter
Corning Beals
Slalsa
Ray Stuck
Helen Kostyo
Julius Clyman
L. Everhart
Ralph McDuwst
Gorton Smith
Harry Khale
Sheppard
Richard Gollmar
Leonard ‘Tulford
Alark Willis
Walyler Ayres
de Muliman
Colon
Yyre
CaugheGihe Co
Hupley Foley & Mig
DD & B
Elep- Ae
Flectro-Alloys Oy
Gerey
Elytia Arava Ae Bronze
Elyria CopasCola . Co
RAM Elyrig Foundry Co
Flying Laces, Ince, S
Elyvia Mfg. Corp
Gengryl Industries
Sipuersh Mutore
Too Fireal Lakes Frogl
Harshaw Chemical Co
Rubber Cosy
Mira. & Fabricators
Milford Biver
Nileg Sige
PhluScrew
Ohio Public Service
Alsen Mify
Rm Ca
Perry Fay Co
Ploudler Co
Eagges
Ridys Too ¢ Toys
Renee Pump
Stegt & Tubes
Wens Co Ie
Embal
Felker
Thornburg Mfg. Co
Trang
Togel Mfg. Co
Weatern
Alee Wortamgten
Balle de
Car crash on Clevesland Street injures pair
A late night collision on Clevesland Street near Amherst left two people injured. Police reported a damaged car and noted witnesses described a reckless driving incident. Authorities are investigating the factors leading to the crash and expect updates after further inquiry.
Boost Pay In Glass Industry In Cleveland
Wage increases averaging cents an hour to a day were granted for 80,000 workers in the glass industry. The raises were agreed upon during a session involving the Flint Glass Workers Union and allied glass manufacturers before U. S. Conciliator Harry Gray in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Flint Glass Workers Union
APL
Glass Container.Manufacturing Institute
National, Association of Pressed and Blown Glass Manufacturers
U. S
Harry, Gray
Urge Lifting of Wage Controls
Washington industry and labor groups press for removal of government wage and price controls. They urge President Truman to restore free collective bargaining for pay increases and permit unrestricted price fixing in new wage price executive orders, calling for abolition of government wage controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
Truman
Buthey
Small plane missing after Dayton takeoff bound for Detroit
A small two passenger plane leaving Dayton airport for Detroit yesterday is missing over Lake Michigan region. Officials said the craft carried four hours of fuel and was due at Detroit at 8 30 p m Thursday. The pilot identified as Huebner and it was unclear if a second passenger was aboard. The aircraft had been at Dayton airport only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Detroit
Aga Anday
Lake Michigan
Huebner
Army To Speed Up Discharge Of Draftees
Washington report shows the army expects big savings from accelerating draftee discharges. General W. S. Paul said about 235,900 men will be discharged by December 31, 1945, with another 200,000 on terminal leave or en route home. Total on Sept 30 was 1,745,000. projected to 910,000 by December and to about 1,070,000 by July 1, 1947, as the drive toward an all volunteer force continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I Ma
W. S. Paul
War Department
Army
Hart
Mul
Car Found Year After Theft in Wellsville
A car reported stolen from Mr and Mrs Vernon Ryniele was found a year later in a George in Wellsville. It had been kept for repairs and storage, the house number had been changed, but engine numbers showed the vehicle’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Vernon Ryniele
Wells Ville
Breaks 35009 Records and Other Local News
The article reports Clyde Malahat breaking 35009 phonograph record marks in one night and notes a truck crash near a bridge, with confusion over details. Other items include a $1 reward for burglarized cottages in Sandusky, a Bay jail sentence for Henry Kulpa, and local police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanqn
Clyde Malahat
Phont
Crees
Heyy Jagt
Murshalk
Abbreviated Talk Links Reform to Juvenile Delinquency
A speaker cautioned that juvenile delinquency stems from neglectful parents and lack of religion, urging a return to traditional values. He linked prevention to citizenship programs, Americanization efforts, observance days, and community education, urging personal example from individuals and support from groups. Guests included John B. Kintner, Louis Goodell, Charles Hartz, and Thomas L. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HeRp
Sien
Rolf
Ital
PET
Us Identification Bureau
Bue
Vets Center Still Accepting Sugar Ration Applications
Elyria Veterans Service Center at the VOMCA building continues to accept sugar ration applications from World War II veterans and their families. The center offers this service since the local ration board office closed, providing convenient access with forms for replacement ration stamps. A nearby OPA office remains in Cleveland, underscoring the center’s role for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Veterana Service Center
Vomca
Markets Follyry Magket Cleveland Poultry Prices
Fragmented OCR listing poultry market prices in Cleveland across multiple items. Includes chicken, ducks, turkeys, and related weights, with varied prices and descriptors, plus notes on meat and produce in a dense, erratic format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follyry Magket
Cleveland
Iheta
Dows
Aprisieers
Jz- Ib
DUCKA
Turkey
Probate and divorce suits flood Grattan area docket
Court records show estates valued from 2,600 to 23,107 with real estate and personal property allocations. Multiple divorce petitions surface including custody pleas and alimony requests. Civil actions include a void deed dispute, a personal injury suit against Elevators Troost Lines, and multiple claims against Lorain Amherst Transit Lines after a Broadway collision.
Building Permits and City Court Fine Report
Building permits listed for G Minick at 2258 Blytia Avenue Lorala and for Miprick at 4 Noyeh Olive Street, both with self work estimates around 4000 dollars. General Industries plans a 40 by 120 foot storage shed at Olive and Faylor with contractor L Hf Popp and cost about 4000 dollars. In police court Daniel Ebunn of 318 Neri su was fined 10 dollars for reckless driving on Lodi street near West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Annthoy
Boty Amherst
Richard
Dod
Cecgland
Bridae Ieee
Artie
Naomi
Harti
Clifford Dignan
Amherst
Cleves Land Street
Hatnina
Ueiie
Shevitfe
Lod
G. Minick
Blytia Avenue
Lorala
General Industeres
Cis
Hart Dickason
Miprick
Rinstp
Noyeh Olive Street
General Industries
Olive and
Faylor Streets
L. Hf
Saniel W. Ebunn
Nerisu
Tevkless
FPHA Denies Hoarding Of Building Materials In Cleveland
FPHA regional director Chiles B. Lawrence Jr denied charges of hoarding critical building items. He said shortages affected by homebuilders reflect no deliberate stockpiling, noting limited supplies of gypsum board iron pipe plaster and plywood. Most surplus for veterans housing sits in warehouses in Columbus and Detroit with small, fast-moving inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nasheen
Iscarce
Hove
Chiles B. Lawrence
FPHA
Lawrence
Aly
Columbus
Detrait
Greek Leftists Protest To U.N. in Athens over British presence
Greek Leftists of EAM protested to the United Nations against British presence and interference in Greek internal affairs. A message was sent to the UN seeking action to restore Greece's independence. A rightist band reportedly kidnapped ten people in Vrondamouch, Peloponnese, believed to be leftists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lefviat Eam
United Nations
Greece
Afte Fam
U. N
United Nations Action
7 U
Peloponese
Lausche Praises Ohio Securities Division Work
Governor Lausche defends Ohio Securities Division against alleged unkind sales of securities and criticizes Republican opposition. He credits the division with preventing thousands of double sales and praises its role in safeguarding taxpayers. County agents Deeds and Kabler will attend a state conference next week in related agricultural and home demonstration activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Frank J
Lausche
Ohio
Lawellie
Democratie Natiinee Foy
Lara
Divisimnt
Republic
Pausche
Deeds
Ald
Mipg
Goulyrynce
Sionday
Miss Kabler
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Danner
Weraks
Fred W. Danner
Lpeal
Conpreau
Crombie Dastrict
Brivkey
Flynnn
America
Harole Coyagh
Luba County Republican Executiveo Committee
Courtney Keith Earty
Ken
Don Meyers Jung Amriend
Iateestuere Bricker
Karty Mat
Spranere
Aricxer
Amery
Bly Intungle Friendsns
Gratton Band
United Prowee
Ward Sears Roebuck
Wholworth Co
Byndix' Aignecal Motory
Republic Steel
U.S. Stes
Berte
P, RS Smith & Co
Stephan Fo Cine
Yay
Hidrod Cus Funeral Home
Pege
Bandusky
Aszuchatian
Sandusky
Robert WW. Traver
Avrosy
Sandusky Bay
Pipe Crees
Nese
Fleer
Aptribery
Vets Center
Letra
Mediia
Pelfere
Air Aly Colean
Baldwina
Petterins
Meluinels Hi- Ma al Wililee Proanes
Lester Qi Jong
Sae Bevels Wilgtesty
Donarbatty
Gael R
Jana
Durmip
Sachs
NDC
Iowa
Quiboor
Masey Real
Fauk
Grattan
Iscestalé
Valiniian
Actes
Real
Maud Hinton
Avon Townshire
Avon Féal Estate
Mary “Anta
Zagorsky
Lake Avenue
Like Avenue
Elyrta
Ivernas Rose
Johnssn
West Street
Oberlin
Dale Delbert Johnson
Auburn
Indiana
Johnson
Boolsstate
Cornel Avenue
Common Pleas Court
de Edward Diedrich
London Court
Everett and
Helen’ Schuock
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Marian Johnson
Miami
Fla
Diedrich
Johnsons
Schrock
Edna Welsz
John
Ervelty
Barkhurst
Mildred Wright
Theodore
Guy B.puidley
Milton Buswell
High Street
Yvonne of
Stratford
Cann
Negict
Tran. Ring
Columbia Township
Josephine Jasper
Elmer Smead
Mabel Smead
Columbia Station
Lester Morris
Pittsfield
Grace
Marie Horner
Lorvin
Howard
Caldwell
James Downing Sheffield Lake
Empoyers Troost Lines
Lorain
Colorata Avenue
Finer
Resar, Florist
Ith B. Rives
Ihe
Wohi
Agios Madors
Lawwis
Krug
Kanawha Coal Oberators “Association
Charleston
Lewis
Lejgis
Western
Pennsylvania
Kip
Acehiet
U.N
Ohio Securities Division
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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