Real Estate Officials Hear General Motors Housing Plan
A General Motors subsidiary plans to locate on the east side of Elyria bringing about 75 families by December 1. Nimmo urged cooperation from realtors and citizens to provide housing, noting many workers may rent initially while others aim to buy. The meeting also approved A. J. Lehman as delegate to the National Convention in Badatana.
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Quile
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Mater
Goft
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Badtana
Death Record Gustave A Schmidt in Valley City
Gustave A Schmidt a retired farmer died at his home on the Grattan road Valley City at 10 30 am after two years illness He was born in Germany July 11 1866 and came to Lorain county 66 years ago He was a member of South Ridge Evangelical church Surviving are his wife Elisabeth M Schmidt one daughter Alice Clarence Peahods of Valley City two brothers Benjamin Schmidt of Cleveland three grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Services will be held at Sudra Curtis funeral home Thursday at 2 pm with Rev A E L McVeyr officiating Interment in North Murray Ridge cemetery
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Wie
Grattan Road
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Schmidt
Albright Rand
Germany
Lorain County
South Ridge Evangelical Church
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Alis
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Court action seeks partition of Avott property in common pleas
Petition filed by George Urig seeks partition of property at the northwest corner of Byead and Chestnut streets in Avott. Defendants include Celia Behros et al and Ruth Stevens Sharkey and Robert Sharkey. Also noted are divorce actions for Mary Black and Katherine Fields, while Lorain sued Kinney Peterson for $1250 and a juvenile case arose from a headlights incident.
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George Urig
Common Pleas
Avott
Cecelia Behros Et al
Byead and
Chestnut Streets
Common Pleas Court
Frank B. Stevens
Janet Terre
Ruth ‘Tetler
Gwendolyn S&s
Jones
Ruth Stevens
Sharkey
Robert Sharkes
Columbus Street
Arvad Street
Chestnut
Joseph Morrano
Lorain
Kinney Peterson
Due Ag
Jobs Placements Increase Report From Local Office
The monthly NEY office report shows 187 placements with 48 in placements for men and women. Veterans and skilled workers dominate, while few calls for women persist. The Bly area imagines a need for about 35 inches of job ads to attract skilled labor.
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Sion
Meath
Bly
Nome Pounded by Nine Foot Waves in Cyclone
Nome Alaska endures severe surf as nine foot waves and 64 mph winds batter the Bering Sea coast. The storm floods the Federal building area and damages are believed high though no fatalities are confirmed. Martial law is reportedly declared to organize relief efforts.
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Nome
Alaska
New Autos Will Not Be Rationed
Washington reports that new cars will not be rationed and will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Officials acknowledge some individuals may face temporary delays but expect dealers to give attention to eligible buyers.
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Washington
OPA
WEB
Chester Bowles
Hebron Youth Rally to Be Held Here in Elvira First Baptist
The Hebron Baptist Association sponsors a youth rally at the First Baptist Church in Elvira on Saturday at 7 30 p m. Rev Ernest Pinken Diner of Columbus will speak. a young peoples choir in uniform will perform. plaques reward large delegations and long distances traveled. Roy Puludniak of Norwalk will supervise services.
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First Baptist
Elvrra
Ernest Pinkendiner
Banfist
Columbis
Finken- Diner
Hebbron Baptist Association
Heomie
Roy
Ray Puludniak
Norwalk
Elyria Church
Anneal Naur
Whiehalk
Veterans Listed With Overseas Service and Discharges
The record details individuals connected to Camp Atterbury and other bases serving overseas during wartime, including discharge dates and home addresses. Notable names include James L. Roetis and Vien B. More, with assignments across Army units and Air Forces, plus references to Indiantown Gap and Drew Field.
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Labey
Camp Atterbury
James L. Roetis
Atst Street
Fabian
Acnis
Gerber
Hess
Batters Se
Wrk
Dhadedey
Viock
Steger
Teteber
Piel
Rody
Meri Corps
August Deviner
van Cnens
Nevin
Vandross Steet
Army
Indiantown Gap
Wae
Cabterua
Svears
Wittm
McCerlan
Oxtehinr
Attlee to Visit Washington in November
Washington reports Prime Minister Attlee will arrive in early November for talks with President Truman. The agenda includes atomic energy discussions and future cooperation with Canada’s Mackenzie King, focusing on the bomb’s international implications and shared research concerns.
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Tri
Clement Attilee
Trajan
Wiot- Mackendie
Canada
Atomic Mercy
Ag AtTee Sens
Mouse In Commons
London
White House
Attlee
Cary
Brazil Seethes as Vargas Faces Tumult and Seizure Fear
Brazil trembles amid rumors of secession as President Vargas declares December elections while denying reappointment. An abrupt power move by appointing police chief Benjamin Gong, dubbed the president’s “matched fist,” sparks fears of a crackdown and further unrest.
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Mlontaira
Brazil
Vargas
Amd
Dles Mens
Varitas
Wis Breather
Benjamin
Opposition Fights Main Replacement Plan Details
Debates over replacing the city main focus on safety and cost. Engineers Havens and Emerson urged immediate replacement, while fire underwriters question urgency, citing conflicting reports and potential risk, as city officials defend needed improvements and discuss funding.
Market Prices and Produce Notes From Local Market
Market report shows calves and cattle price activity with varied quality, vegetables and fruits listed with prices and baskets. Poultry steady with items like roasters and fryers noted, and Scotland’s health record referenced as wartime background.
Jamaican Farm Workers Leaving for Home Amid Travel Strikes
Jamaican farm workers prepare to leave the Bay area for home as about half of six groups reportedly depart. Officials say the move follows strain from ongoing work and travel disruptions. The departures affect labor available at local farms and related operations in Arcond counties and nearby regions.
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Ferrely
Henry
Ferny Tahar
Inmings Er
Taday
Suai
Meier Départuye & Faw Maidans
Lia Totty
Rénidiniog
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