Pilots To Earn Top Wages Under New AMY Contract
New York airlines pilots will receive the industry's highest wages under a contract signed with the Air Lines Pilots Association. Retroactive to December 1, 1946, pay ranges from 450 dollars monthly for a second co pilot to 1307.74 dollars monthly for a constellation captain with eight years experience, cost to the company estimated at 600 thousand dollars for a one year term. The agreement covers ATS pilots and co pilots and follows a 28 month negotiation leading to mediation.
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New York
Américan Overseas Airlines
Air Lines Pilots Association
Amy
Constellation
ATS
Nafinal Mediation Board
Oil Salesman Admits Killing Labor Leaders
Edward E. Rathmann a 42 year old oil salesman confessed he shot and killed two Chicago labor leaders in a tavern believing they roughed him up while intoxicated. Brennan died instantly. McCarthy died hours later. both were records show they aided him as he passed out. Rathmann admitted a drunken stupor fueled the killings.
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Chicago
Edward E. Rathmann
Oll
Rathmann
George McCarthy
Patrick S Brennan
Brennan
Chigage Building and Construction Trades Council
Tocal
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
AFL
Sielement McCarthy
Peivers and
Chauffeurs Union
Tafsa
Mearthy
Lewis K. Past
Russia to Boycott UN Watchdog Commission
United Nations debates se European Balkans measures as Russia pledges boycott of the permanent watchdog body. The United States backs potential sanctions or military action if Balkans border patrol fails, with Johnson signaling possible U N measures and a special session if needed.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
United Nations
Balkans
United Nation General Assembly
Europe
Russia
United States
Australia
Great Britain
France
Gireeer
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Herschel Johnson
Greece
Poland
Heating permit fees rise under new building ordinance
The ordinance increases minimum heating permit fees from 30 cents to 2 dollars plus 1 dollar for automatic furnaces, plus a 28 cent per fixture charge, with prior rates for gravity systems and furnaces noted. Several council members debated the change, with one absent and another voting against revenue-raising amendments.
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Cynaierman Prinh Rhidyden
Wea
Speaker Urges Family Prayers At Knights Crusade Opening
Father Patrick A. Peyton promoted the family Rosary as the backbone of worship at the Knights of Columbus Fall lecture, urging 400 attendees in Elyria High School to pray together 10 to 16 minutes daily. The program featured Dr Charles Guth, John R. Lydon, Miss Alice Knechtger, Msgr William Newton, harpist Jeanne Scott, and musical selections.
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Pather
Patrick A. Peyton
Agether
Knights of Columbus
Elyrin High School
Father Peyton
Peyton
Charles
Guth
John R. Lydon
Alice Knechtger
Flyring
Cornwell
National Council of Catholic Women
Lorain Deanery
Dr. Guth
William L. Newton
St. Mary's Church
Jeanne Scott
Cleveland
nAlso
Han Hel
Schubert
Cherins
Death Records GRAFTON Henry Foecking Dies in Valley City
Henry Foecking Ed of Valley City died Monday evening at his residence on Master road Liverpool sonship after two weeks illness Born in Germany he came to the United States at 17 years lived in Cleveland 19 years then Valley City 48 years Survived by six sons five daughters two sisters and a sister religious sister Preceded by wife and son Len Funeral at Russell D Fulton with services at St Martin's church Valley City Rev F John Schr opciating Burial in St Martin's cemetery Also Julia Rahn Herold 84 of Emmands road Columbia died at home of her son Emmanuel Survived by sons Alyses Emmanuel Carl daughter Eva Denhard burial in Columbia funeral arrangements at Davis Funeral Home
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Grafton
Henry Foecking
Valley City
Liverpool
Germany
Cleveland
Henry, Jr
Frans Yers
Alfred
Joseph
George
Anthony
Mary Grimes
Rose Schnitzer
Helena Neff
M. Generosa
Parmadale
Florence Foecking
Los Angeles
Cal
Anna Durenkott
Elizabeth Dorenkott
Vermilion
Len
Russell D. Fulton
St. Martin's Church
Valley Ity
F. John
CG. Schr
Si. Martin’s Cemetery
Julia Rawn Herold Berfastutia Rahn Herold
Emmands Road
Columbia
Emmanuel
Beres
Godfrey
Kent Laughery
Valparaiso
Sandra McQuillen
Shiloh
Sam Jones
Ralph Pence
Polk
Barbara Pence
Savannah
Ed Laughery
Carl
Mia
Raymond Pence
Ashland
Clyde Jalens
New Jondon
Hillie Past
Sullivan
Was.w.s
W.S.W.S
Edina Higlow
Gladys Wassinger
Esther .Glabs
Virginia Carpenter
Mae Moody
Cary Landis
Newark
Hlanehe Keith
Beatrice Arndt
Bessie McClellan
Ann Lenz
Marjorie
Vivian Crumrine
Wilter
Fist of Chandler
Ariz
New York
Nova
Cat
Homer Frizgel
Weitz
Lorain County auction nets 36244.50 in county equipment sale
Lorain County commissioners praised the first auction sale of surplus county gear, mostly old road machinery, at the county garage. The event drew about 100 attendees and raised 36244.50, with the top bid of 3150 for a trend grader reported by auctioneer Reno Collier. Three residents were chosen for special common pleas court jury duty, and several divorce actions were dismissed or heard in court proceedings.
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Lorain County
Reno Collier
Grace Barton
Elyria
Vers McCormick
Lucila Emory
Lorain
Elizabeth Marlett
Ernest
Meat Absent From Most Menus Today
Meat was dropped from dinner menus nationwide as the third meatless day under President Truman’s conservation drive. Poultrymen planned a luncheon with Charles Luckman to press for ending poultryless Thursday, but Luckman left doors open for possible future proposals. December wheat futures reached a new high, closing at 83.07 a bushel.
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Ay United
Truman
Moon
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Luckman
Aickmin
Chicago Board of Trade
Army To Continue Full Occupation Duties Indefinitely
Washington reports the Army will maintain its full occupation of Germany Austria Japan and Korea for the rest of the year and likely longer. The State Department said plans to take over occupation administration have been postponed indefinitely due to administrative reasons. In Hillsboro, tractor operator Otha Smith 28 was arrested for drunken driving after weaving through town and was to appear before Mayor George McQuire.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
State Department
Hillsboro
Otha Smith
George McQuire
War probe opens as Republicans accused of aiming to convict Roosevelt
The Senate War Investigating Committee began hearings on wartime profiteering and mismanagement amid claims that Republicans seek to convict the late President Roosevelt. Chairman Owen Brewster faces opposition from Democrats Pepper and Hatch who say the inquiry exceeds its jurisdiction. Pepper accuses Brewster of using the probe for 1948 political gain. Also, the RNA rally was postponed until spring with no reason given.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Roosevelt
Owen Brewster
Howard Hughes
Seng
Claude Pepper
Fla
Carl A. Hatch
D N. Mex
Brewster
Pepper
Maine
Flames Sweep Area In Maine Fire Threatens Biddeford Countryside
Nearly 1,000 volunteers battled a wind-driven forest fire in North Kennebunkport and surrounding towns. The blaze scorched six homes and cottage areas along Biddeford Pool road, destroyed a farm home, and risked spreading into Biddeford as crews fought shifting winds. Aurele Tremblay was critically injured when struck by a rushing car, and many timber stands burned while firefighters worked to limit the spread.
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Kennebunk
Biddeford Pool Road
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
Aurele G. Tremblay
Henry Roeberge
Fortune Rock
Federal migratory bird stamp on sale as hunting season opens
Federal stamp for migratory bird hunters is now on sale at the post office as the season for ducks geese brant and coot opens at noon. Dicks season runs to November 19 with a daily bag limit of four per species. Duck possession limit eight with at most one wood duck. Early reports show poor luck as many ducks are still in Canada and geese brant scarce. Brant goose and fegot season also runs to November 1 with shooting hours from sunrise to one hour before sunset. Sen Watson improves after a bad week in hospital. the 83 year old former senator is described as somewhat improved after a good night.
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Canada
Brant
Sen. Watson
Washington
James E. Watson
R. Ind
Garfield Hospital
Police Court Week In Berea And Nearby
Police Chief E J Stanskard reports EH Lyster of Birmingham posted a 24 cash bond for petit larceny but forfeited it after failing to appear for trial. In other cases Ralph Cendrowski, 29, Berea, fined 28 plus costs for DUI. Lee Barnes, 20, West View, fined 1 plus costs for obstruction after being found asleep in a car on Sprague road. Peter Metruff, 182 Purdue Ave, fined 18 plus costs for assault and battery against Anna Olenik. Stanley Burk, 344 Second Street, fined 8 plus costs for detainment and nuisance after police report. An air crash near Broad Street ends with a fighter ejecting a crewman before shattering on the ground.
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E. J. Stanskard
EH. Lyster
Birmingham
Lyster
Ralph Cendrowski
R. D
Berea
Cas
Liyuor
Lee Barnes
West View
C. C. Lord
Sprague Road
Peter Metruff
Purdue Avenue
AOR
Agito
John Olenik
Meteof
Hes
Anna Olek
Elbe
Anna Olen
Stanley Burk
Second Street
Ietekteaton Me
Bane
Police Dept Notices and Fines Reported
Police records show Joe Freon fined $3 for a traffic matter at 027 Middle Avenue, with local police noting residence yesterday. George Fowler of 596 Cleveland Street is listed with related charges and a separate case noted on Parmely Avenue. The report mentions a Saturday evening incident on Moud Street and a payment of $63, with additional references to a center location and date in March.
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Joe Freon
Middle Asesae
Eustern
George Fowler
Cleveland
iMoud Street
Artificial Fish Does Everything But Swim
Pittsburgh scientist Stanley J. Mikina of Westinghouse Electric Corp. unveils an artificial three inch minnow lure that bubbles and pops to attract trout and bass. He claims it produced bites from the first use and is now being mass produced in Detroit by his two brothers.
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Pittsburgh
Stanley J. Mi‘kina
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Reseata
Mikina
Hig Bire
Detroit
Hitchhiker Charged With Murder In Ashland Case
A 30-year-old hitchhiker, identified as Ralph Abbott of Fort Smith Arkansas, is held on murder charges in Ashland Tennessee after Calton, a traveling salesman, was shot in his car on a highway near the city last night. Abbott said he hitched a ride about 400 miles east of Memphis toward Nashville and shot Calton because he planned to rob him.
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Ashland
Tent
Pierce Dalton
Park Ridge
Tennessee
Ralph Abbott
Ft. Smith
Ark
Calton
Abbott
Memphis
Nashville
Markets and Prices Report from Farm Bureau Market
Market bulletin lists diverse produce and livestock quotes with farm bureau pricing. Apples pears grapes peppers potatoes onions and greens show varied values. livestock like cattle calves hogs and sheep noted with quality descriptors and price ranges.
Four Reasons Why U S Is A Great Nation
Dr Jussen J Urieh of Emmanuel Lutheran spoke at the Ely Lions Club Ladies Night, listing the federal system of government the Bill of Rights independent free judicial courts and the republican form of government as key reasons for America's greatness. He urged civic knowledge and noted our best defense is the value of freedom and rule of law. E Glenn Baxter announced Halloween parade committee chairs: Walter Decker Prizes Norman Hecht Personnel Kenneth Strom Equipment Erwin Baum Refreshments Mrs J A Butler Gerald Leonard judges and P E B Diller ticket distribution.
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United States
Jussen J. Urieh
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elyria Lions Club
Utieh
Tie
Urieh
E. Glenn Baxter
Hallowe'en
Walter Decker
Merle Karne
Norman Hecht
Kenneth Strom
Erwin Baum
J. A. Butler
Gerald Leonard
Permits Issued For Three New Homes
City building permits issued for three new homes. Ruben Roller at 318 Sixteenth gets a 28 by 36 front one story masonry dwelling at 326 Sixteenth costing about 5000 with self construction planned. George J. McLaughlin at 218 Third seeks a 24 by 26 foot two story frame house at 247 Beliefeld Avenue costing about 5500 with self work planned. H B Markham at 37848 Center Ridge Road secures a 48 by 42 foot one story frame home at 1210 East River Street with contractor Markham in charge and total cost near 10000.
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Hart Dickason
Ruben Roller
Sixteenth Patreet
Roller
George J. McLaughlin
Third Street
Beliefeld Avenue
McLaughlin
H. B. Markham
Center ‘Ridge Road
E. River Street
C. Jr. Markham
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Alann
Morgan Axenic
W. River
Bod
Cleveland Street
New York Central Railroad
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Council
Matt Dickason
Zoning Board
Planning
Caty
Counel
Chaiman John Kolopos
Kolopos
Henry Ault
Eral
Willame
Epurt
Cooney
Welton
Baad Herd East
Coctoanat
Rolper Pester
Watony
Seoner
Seananesesasses
Ase Papeson Veatoense
UN Watchdog Commission
Ey’s Market
North Ridgeville
Mitchel Towen
Coastere Gite
Elyria Stationers
Firace A. Meyers
Broad Street
Lincoln Theater
Store of Friendly Service
Death Records
Helen Moldovan
Finest May
Westlake
Frank Hughes
Chiviggo
Route 20
House 76
Higins
John C. Dunn
Waa Gingny
Guy Bo Findley
R Court
Anita Wirth
Lillian McLaughlin
Diane de Garman
Agninat
Leo
Esterday
Mary Lenel
James
Ee Enees
Cpe Epeningeenes
Anna Kennedy
Stiders
Sidney Wine
Moy
Hrookdaue
Boas
House of Lords
Ruggles
Nova Methodist
Cat Hanville
Dick Burne
Manville
Murbach
R.N.A
Police Dept
Parmely Avene
Fedurn
Charles M. Holtzman
Elyria Township Trustee
Mureau
Prodice
Bakte
Valentinas
Werk
Basketa
Saath
Boc. i
California
Kalahling Ge
Amcks
Baroy B&sl
Acorn
Hubbard
Ie Tb
Bankers
Peck War
Roth
Barwels
Cleveland Livestock
Chalce
Bela Chaige
UG Buiehers
Yarkers
Sue Taght
Eto
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
U.S
United Freee
N.Y
Penna
American Can Montgomery Wh
National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
FEI Wortworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U. S. Steel Standard
Bainless Wieners
Bologna
Hamburg
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