Welders Strike Shuts Down Defense Plants Across Region
Widespread welder walkouts disrupt defense production from Pacific Northwest to Great Lakes, with 1,300 workers in strike within Seattle area and 2,000 at Great Lakes Steel Products voting to end their eight day stoppage. CIO and other unions face wage dispute while injunctions seek to curb picketing amid continued mobilization for war materials.
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Great © Lakes
Eriple
Tc Fandgi
Ithin
Amerif
Puget Sound
Defense
Great Lakes Steel Products
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Tthe
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
Srike
Air Associates, Inc
CIO
Brinkton Briefs from Brighton and Nearby
Saturday visitors and travels populate Brinkton notes with family outings and social calls. A Purdue state game drew 32 students and five adults in Columbus while others visited Cleveland and Ashley. Local seniors sponsor a dance at the schoolhouse and families share dinners and errands across Elyria and New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harry Clawson
Earl
Iris
Josephine Humphrey
Clarence Grimes
Aurora
Tia Pearce
New London
J. B. Lowe
Adolph Pearce
Gladys
Laurice Hanes
A. S. Hanes
Ruppert Garretesn
Elyria
Hallowe en party highlights Wellington club notes
Wellington residents attended a Halloween party with costumes and games. The event featured prizes for best and most original costumes, a program arranged by Ina A. Dunkle, and an upcoming officer election. A separate hunting tale recounts four locals displaying a 300 pound moose from northern Ontario. The senior high honor roll and next meeting details are listed, along with various local notices.
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Wellington
Hallowe'en
Remorie
Mar
Arthur D. Mason
Carl Webber
George Hawk
William Jeffrey
Ina A. Dunkle
Johnny McCreary
Leo Bernard
E. L. Sharp
Frank Pattersar
Bei Burge
Arthur Mason
Aliss Ina A. Dunkle
George Aldrith
William T. Haden
Hobart Holten
Arthur Peabody
Ontario
George Aldrich
North Bay
Belden PTA Carnival and School Honorees
The Belden PTA plans an October 30 carnival and dance with Jack Flynn orchestra, prizes for costumes, a cake walk, fish pond, and a masquerade grand march. The event features fancy work sales by local ladies and community groups plus a piano-free gathering with junior and boys glee club activities. The school honor roll lists names across grades with several perfect attendances noted. Church notes highlight a Sunday school rally, a Baldwin-Wallace speaker, pins for perfect attendance, and social visits among locals including families from Cleveland and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
P-T.a
Jack Flynn
Rev Fuk Sehott Becomes CCC Chaplain in Camps
The Rev Fuk Sehott, pastor of the Sevand Congregational church, has been appointed chaplain in CCC camps. He will serve for three to four weeks before starting his new duties, with Mr Selwil having been pastor of the Second Congregational church four years ago from Shehfield. The Schou family will remain in Voleda, and he may serve as supply chaplain in GCOS and other camps as directed by the government.
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Resmott
Hitchfleld
Nymed CCC
Chapin
Toledo
Litchfield
Fuk Sehott
Sevand Congregational Church
CCC
Vemain
Selwil
Shehfield
Schou
Voleda
GCOS
Fort Custer sergeant vacationing with Tiner family
Prank Mlowera, a sergeant from Fort Custer Michigan, is spending a few days of his tour with Mr and Mrs Wayne Tiner. The Tiner family, including Wayne, are hosts supported by Mr Pat Abare of Pontiac Michigan and Pat Abare Jr of Oberlin.
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Mlowera
Fort Custer
Mich
Wayne ‘Tirner
Wayne Tiner
Mir
Pat Abare
Pontiac, Mich
Pat Abare Jr
Oberlin
Gas leak repair work pins 100 Philly homes
Workmen from the Philadelphia Bloctely company with police aid shut off gas to 100 nearby homes to repair leaks in Kas main. Eight residents were mentioned as authorities forced doors and windows to access lines while officers kept order.
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Jimmy Valentiner
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bloctely Company
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Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kearny
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Trif
Alaska
Orequsnied
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
H. C. Otterbacher
Ik Baker
Mildred Hasse
Edith Barnes
Richard Buswell
Allen Carter
Meri¢ Baumgardner
Donald Brenner
Carol Linder
M. Massard
Eleanor Madra
Henerable
Méition
Edns Dunke
Agnes Krueck
Charles Helen Macro
Dorothy Naege
Dorothy Seaville
Ernestine Strandbore
Air of the Fall
Moon
Odette Club
Will Etroy
George Green
Mrs
Clyde Lee
White Fox
W. J. Oglerber
H. H. Stone
Harlan
Freda Barr
Allen Dudley
Eleanor Gailius
Brooklim
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Harlan Dudley
South Main Street
Walter Peck
Torelto
Pearl Ford
Paul Skelton
Akron
Ford
Florida
Broad Street
Hamburg
White Rock
Belden
Danny Beriswill
Ela Mae Rey
Reulah
Harry Tantz
Alfred DiVencenes
Mule Reisinger
Agnes Wirkner
Hetty Klinect
Viniet
Chizmadia
Julia Ruth Gest
Guite
Mary Elizabeth Bolt
Lawrence Palcesca
Ruth
St. Charlotte Klinect
Amved Ber
Tompking
Leonard Leininger
Jane Bertwill
Viola Tempt
Maxine Tompkins
Stan
Ruth Tomp
Lucille Wirkner
Ruth Mlazovsky
Church News
Ben Black
Saldwin-Wallace College
Church College
Henry Schriver
Church School
Wilbur Fish
Columbus
Ralph Linderton
Columbia
Clarence Lundinve
T. Bryn Phillips
Clevekind
Chas. Wise
Wim
Law
Fred McGlish
Rol Law
West Virginia
and Mirs
Towden
John Linder
Cleveland
Wme Law Home
Chas
Chas. Wise Home On Sunday Were Ble. and Mrs. Warren VerSay and Mrs. Eva Bailing
Lorain
Howard Wise
Ieheldren
Chas Gest
Jay Tobias
Young People's Society
Annex
Young People's Society of the Congregational Rviren of
Baptist
de, Luetrell
Loraine Baptist Associaten
Charles Eberle
Helen Eberle
Tria R
FL. Weaver
Shelby
Piritgantle
Fla
Allen Molney
Court Sears
Stanley Biggs
D. T. Lloyd
Bouth Street
Harry Streett Wes
Baldiore
Wleery
Albrecht
Sts. Lalaly
Stanley Higgs
EL Li. Biggs
Jessie Kent
Elyra
Kellogg
Aldeen
Satj
William Crawford
Curley’s
Food Market
East River
Ath St
Birdseye Peas
Birdseye
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Kraft Caramels
Tokay Grapes
LUX
Ak Ae Evergreen
Benjamin Franklin
Ranklin
Morrell
Oranges, California
Lemons
Dax
Dez
Chueng
Wisconsin
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