See More Money Need For Farm Price Program
Washington officials warned Congress that the government may require an additional 52.9 million dollars for farm price supports in fiscal 1951. A confidential Agriculture Department report projected enough funds to cover direct obligations for 1950 and 1951 but flagged a shortfall if next year’s production estimates hold. The Commodity Credit Corporation finances price supports and reported a large amount already invested in loan stocks and commodity inventories.
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Raind S. Trgg
Commodity Credit Corporation
Pay Increase Granted at Marietta College
Marietta College announces an average 10 percent cost of living raise for faculty and staff. President W. Ray Irvine said the increase applies to all employed workers and was authorized today.
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Marietta College
W. Ray Irvine
Crash near peak after radioing Santa Maria air port
Eleven Americans aboard the plane were part of 11 crew and 37 passengers including 16 French and travelers from Canada Cuba Iran Mexico Lebanon Iraq Israel and a stateless person. Air France listed passengers with American passports and several with Paris and Tel Aviv addresses.
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Air France
Kay Kamen
New York
Silbernagel
Marie Ryan
Philip Sales
Tel Aviv
Margarita Sale
John Abbot
Cairo
Paris
Edouard Ghering
Emery Komlcs
Edouard Supine
Irene Sivoniich
Steel strike talks hinge on emergency law and settlement
President warns he may invoke the Taft-Hartley law if a national emergency exists while noting the nation remains far from a crisis. Bethlehem Steel’s Eugene Grace expresses willingness to settle on right terms as 23,900 CIO workers prepare to strike. Market optimism rises with hopes of a steel settlement ahead of a coal dispute talks next week.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Eugene G. Grace
Bse
Truman
Taft-Hartler
Murray
C.I.O
Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Murrary
Olds
Harvard
Steel and Coal Strikes Threaten U.S. Economy
Industry turmoil looms as two major strikes in steel and coal cripple production and wage losses mount. CIO leaders Murray and Lewis push for pension funding shifts while political maneuvering and potential government intervention loom over the labor dispute.
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New York
Steel
Thestrike
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Ci.o
Affilirated Steelworkers Union
John L Lewis
CSO
Carriers Elect Melvin Shook to Second Term as President
Melvin Shook of 441 West Eighth street wins a second term as president of the Chronicle Telegram Newspaper Carriers Association for 1939 50. Lester Johns is vice president Bob Mansfield secretary Ferle Emery treasurer. ballots cast November 15 announced to 95 of 100 members.
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Melvin Shook
George W. Shook
Eighth Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Shook
Lester Johns
Bob Mansfield
4Ferle Emery
Wober
City Association
James M McCord
Bill Abahazi Jr
Ray Bartholomew
Johns
Mansfield
Emery
Shook ‘Ater
Prophetic Parable of the Israelite Vineyard and Social Righteousness
Sunday school lesson analyzes Isaiah 5 1 9 7 on Judah s morale and the wealth of a nation as its people s character. It parallels Christ s barren fig tree with God s care of a fruitful vineyard and warns of social injustice greed and punishment for oppression and neglect.
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Israel
Jerusalem
God
Palestine
Hosts
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V.nevard
Kiwanis Plans Kids Day Celebration in Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club met to discuss National Kids Day events sponsored by Kiwanis International on November 19. Arlo Smith chairs the Elyria committee In Balance, a theater piece on profits and prices. Seven guests from Grafton and Lorain attended.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Arlo Smith
Elyria
Kiwanis
Grafton
Lorain
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington News
Bruce Bergy of Alto Michigan a 1 year old 4 H club member tops three finalists in the Michigan Junior Chicken of Tomorrow contest earning a trip to Washington D C with prizes The tour included visits to Beltsville Maryland and the National Press Club where Bruce noted his chickens tasted better and kept detailed cost records while critiquing government flocks and packing plants in the area.
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Bruce Bergy
Alto
Mich
Bruce
Michigan
Agriculture Department
Jerry Seitsma
Grand Rapids
Allen Sevfred
Galien
National Press Club
Floyd Bergy
New Hampshire
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White House
Government Experimental Station
Beltsville
Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rocks
Vinson Backs Admiral Firing Upset Over Navy Unification
Rep Carl Vinson alleges Admiral Denfeld was forced from his post as reprisal for testifying on unification of the armed services. Vinson, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, vows action when Congress reconvenes, claiming Secretary Matthews promised naval witnesses could speak freely.
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Carl Vinson
D. Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Adm
Louis E. Benfeld
Armed Services
Wason
Denied
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Vinson
Chief of Naval Operations
Francis P. Matthews
Denfeld
Turnpike Suits Called Unfounded
A Columbus citizens committee denounces lawsuits against the Ohio Turnpike Commission as frivolous and unfounded. Ernest M. Green of Cleveland says such actions could worsen unemployment and delay an employment boom, urging the project be treated as unemployment insurance.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ernest M. Green
Cleveland
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Green
Permit Issued for One Story Dwelling on North Olive Street
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reports a permit issued to D. W. Abbe of 249 Oxford Avenue for a one story frame dwelling at 368 North Olive Street with an estimated cost of 6500 dollars. The house features a 24 by 2644 foot foundation.
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Oxford Avenue
North Olive Street
Hart Dickason
Police report on car collision and school window damage
A car owned by Arthur Dam on Grafton road driven by Mose s Jones of Foster avenue was damaged on the right side in a Broad street collision with a truck driven by Aubrey Peabody of West Third Street. Three Ely school windows were broken last night apparently by stones. A theft of a box with a watch and ring valued at 300 dollars reported by Mary Underwood on Lodi street was cleared up with a suspect apprehended, but Mrs. Underwood declined to prosecute.
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Grafton Road
Moses Jones
Foster Avenue
Broad Street
Aubrey Peabody
West Third Street
Ely School
Mary Underwood
Lodi Street
Sirs. Underwood
C. L. Miller
Court House Notes Parade of Local Legal Matters
At the Court House George J. Thomas was granted a divorce from Ann on grounds of neglect. Elizabeth Alfodly of Lorain filed suit against Smith and Gearhart in Lorain for $5000 for injuries alleged from a store trip and fall on Oct 29, 1947. Edward Schenker of Lorain was sentenced to three days in the county jail for contempt of court for failure to comply with a support order in a suit by Gloria Schenker. James Burgess of 1105 East River Street was fined $15 and costs with $5 suspended for speeding in Ridgeville. Brooke Calder of Gates Mills was fined $15 and costs with $5 suspended for a school zone speeding violation. Lawrence Prater of Amherst was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to 26 days for an assault and battery alleged by Mrs Olle Prater. Edward Rancher Jr of Lorain was arrested for non-support of his two children per a warrant by Justice James Horn.
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Lorain
Smith and Gearhart
Edward Schenker
D. A. Cook
Gloria Schenker
James Burgess
East River Street
C. Lord
Ridgeville
Brooke Calder
Gates Mills
James Horn
Lawrence Prater
Amherst
David Geldthorpe
Olle Prater
Edward Rancher, Jr
Marv Rarcher
General Motors Tops Half Billion in Nine Months 1949
General Motors reported a nine month net income exceeding 502 million dollars, setting a company record for both profit and production. Chairman Alfred P. Sloan and President Charles E. Wilson signed the quarterly release noting the period ending September 30 as GM’s best to date. Chrysler also posted a strong nine month gain, with earnings rising from 59.8 million in 1948 to 97.65 million this year.
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General Motors Corp
Joczy
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
Charles E. Wilson
Teachers Urged Teach Youth To Share In Politics
In Cleveland 17 000 teachers at the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Convention heard EL Roe Bartle urge youth political education as essential to preserve freedoms. A resolution seeks a special legislative session for more school funding, and delegates will elect a new NECTA president from Helen Peirce Margaret Stauffer or Paul Smith.
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EL Roe Bartle
Bartle
Kansas City
3Rc
America
Isbor
Lausche
Ohio
NECTA
Helen Peirce
Elyria
Margaret Stauffer
Wooster
Paul Smith
Youngstown
Chest Funds Fill Night Depository in City Trust Story
R Jay Fitch president of Elyria Savings and Trust relates that Community Chest deposits filled the night depository, preventing the door from closing. The time lock trapped funds inside, drawing police who confirmed the money would be safe from outside access.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Company
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Fitch
Dividend Declared On O P S Common Stock
The Ohio Public Service Company board declared a quarterly dividend of 31 cents a share on its common stock. It will be payable November 15 to holders of record November 2. Ex dividend trading starts October 21. the annual dividend totals $1.15 per share.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Shooting Iron Beasts Start A Portsmouth Rifle Club
A Portsmouth boast by O Gnele Eph to hit targets at 50 yards sparked a muzzle loading rifle club. E M Farris recalls the club forming in 1930 after shoe pild timers and his uncle Oscar Seth discussed their great uncle's shooting. The National Muzzle-Loading Rifle Association and its magazine Muzzle Blasts are now headquartered in Portsmouth, reflecting revived interest in old firearms and local crafts.
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Portsmouth
O' Gnele Eph
E. M. Farris
Farris
Oscar Seth
National
Ex-Chaplain Urges Navy Secretary to Resign
Msgr. Maurice I. Sheehy of Catholic University called for Navy Secretary Francis P. Matthews to resign over his role in the dismissal of Adm Louis E. Denfeld. He sent a telegram urging resignation in the interests of national security, asserting Matthews knew little about the Navy.
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Maurice I. Sheehy
Catholic University
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Louis E. Denfeld
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Sheehy
Denfeld
Naval Operations
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Msgr. Sheehy
Bidault Forms New French Cabinet After Confidence Vote
Paris premier Georges Bidault formed a centrist coalition cabinet ending a 23 day political crisis over the pound devaluation. He announced the new lineup two hours after winning a 367 to 183 vote of confidence in the national assembly. The cabinet closely mirrors the Queuille administration which resigned October 6 amid a dispute over prices and wages.
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Georges Bidault
Bidault
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National Assembly
Henri Queuille
Georgia Governor Talmadge Faces Stubborn Road Delegation
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge struggles to win support for a new road as a persistent delegation refuses to accept an initial answer. In frustration he consults state highway director James L. Gillis and laments the delegation will not take yes for an answer.
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Georgia
Herman Talmadge
James L. Gillis
Jim
Disciples of Christ Elect Virginia Man President
Rev. John A. Tate of Richmond, Virginia was named president of the Disciples of Christ by delegates at the centennial convention. They approved a 1952 merger planning meeting with northern Baptists.
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John A. Tate
Richmond
Disciples of Christ
Northern Baptists
Akron Traffic Toll Rises to 22 with Two Teen Deaths
The Akron traffic toll for the year reached 22 after the deaths of Rose Marie Welsh, 16, struck by a bus yesterday, and David Whited, 17, who died of injuries from a two car crash suffered earlier.
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Rose Marie Welsh
David Whited
Sales Slump Reported Across Cleveland District
The Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland reported a sharp decline in retail sales across major cities in the fourth district last week with an average drop of 24 percent.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Six New Polio Cases Reported in Ohio Region
The state health department reports six new polio cases, bringing 1949 totals to 1667. Four cases come from Hamilton county and one each from Butler and Montgomery counties.
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State Health Department
Hamilton County
Butler
Montgomery
Pfandier Co Declares 25 Cents Dividend Per Share
Pfandier Co at a Thursday meeting passed a resolution declaring a dividend of 25 cents per share of common stock. The dividend will be paid on December 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business on November 18.
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Pfandier Co
Poet Wars on Snakes in Woods Near Atlanta
Parker Lowell of the Atlanta Constitution declared war on snakes. He spent five minutes in a wooded area near his home and clubbed three copperheads to death while missing a black snake.
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Parker Lowell
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Atlanta Constitution
Florence Township to vote on fire truck levy
Florence Township voters will decide on a four year L6 mill levy to fund a new 600 gallon water tender replacing the 263 gallon current truck. Fire Chief Don Wasem and Firemen’s Association president Stanton Vincent lead the volunteer department cooperating with nearby units.
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Birmingham
Florence Township
Don Wasem
Stanton Vincent
Firemen’s Association
Seiberling Rubber hikes prices on tires and tubes
Akron based Seiberling Rubber Co. followed rivals by announcing an average 3 percent price increase for all tires and tubes effective immediately.
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Seiberling Rubber Co
Markets Produce Market Cleveland Apples and Vegetables List
A Cleveland homegrowers market listing dense with fruit and vegetable prices. Apples Jonathan and Delicious varieties quoted at various prices per box or basket. pears, grapes, peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, potatoes, radishes, spinach, squash, eggplant, and more priced by peck, basket, or sack with several per-unit figures. Includes details on crates, crates, and sack sizes.
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