Finishing the Elyria Community Chest Goal Tuesday
Friday report shows pledges of 81705.61 toward 63 percent of the goal. Over 16000 still needed, with final returns due at a Tuesday luncheon. Campaign workers urge voluntary contributions and praise Elyria for meeting the annual drive.
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Community Chest
Chest
Elyria Savings and Trust
Elyria
The Coal Industry Real Problem
The piece argues that repeated strikes by the United Mine Workers have raised coal costs and driven customers to oil and gas. It notes wages rose to about two dollars per hour and a claimed seventy three dollars weekly take home, with pensions and vacations. It cites Wall Street Journal and United States News analyses on coal’s decline, higher consumer prices, and uncertainty in supply. It questions John L. Lewis leadership and the impact on long term industry viability.
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John L. Lewis
The
Wall Street Journal
United States News
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ohio remembers GAR veterans and Civil War legacy
The article recalls the Grand Army of the Republic, its last members and offices closing in Columbus. It notes Ohio sent 359000 to the Union, with 11237 killed or mortally wounded and 13354 dying of disease, and highlights enduring pride in its GAR heroes across generations.
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Onis
Ghin Department
Geeline
Jean H. Grate
Atwater
Panay Bs
Lida S. Lucas
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Ladies of the
GAR
Daughters of Unien
Sons of Union Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Buell
Custer
McPherson
McDowell
Rosecrans
Garfield
Union
Absent Congress stalls education aid and pension bills
Washington notes show the 81st Congress failed to pass an old age pension social security bill and aid to education as coal and steel strikes loomed. Absenteeism grew with lawmakers travelling abroad on so called surveys, delaying votes and provoking Truman to express disappointment at leaders including John Lesinski.
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Europe
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Ohio
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Frear
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Alabama
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chavez
New, Mexico
McClelland
Arkansas
Robertson
Virginia
Stennis
Mississippi
Spain
McCarran
Nevada
Judiciary Committee
New York Awaits Mock War Raid In Atom Age Test
New York prepares for a mock aerial attack as 12 to 18 B 26 bombers simulate an enemy raid. The operation, called Metropolis, will approach from a secret direction after 2 PM EST, with observers watching from rooftops across the city.
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New York
Floyd Bennet Field
U S and Canadian Air Forces Stage Coordinated Mock Raid
The U S National Guard F 7 Thunderbolt and eight De Havilland Vampires from the Canadian Air Force Reserve will intercept an imagined attack. They will defend four airfields around New York as part of a coordinated test described as invaluable for alliance readiness.
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Canadian Air Force Reserve
Itre Ely
Air Force
W. A. Curtis
Air Ee Ang
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
US Air Force
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