Price Ceilings On Sugar Die At Midnight
Washington officials say sugar prices will rise without ceilings ending tonight. They claim only slight shortages exist and groceries should not gouge. Sugar price ceilings varied by community, with an average around 16 cents per pound, marking the end of wartime emergency controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seid
Department of Agel
Sugat
Department
Ohio Department of Agriculure Bereau
Coopermain
Park
Rand
ANON
EGUR
Siri
Dumattel
Dralera
Bety
Norrow
Cleveland
Bates
Thir Uelity
Amallie
al Ud. Ord
Taiahry
Kiwanis Club Learns About Federal Reserve Bank
Elyria Kiwanis heard Hoger R. Clouse, vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, explain the bank’s operations. He noted the district’s scope, member banks, ownership by members, and the Cleveland bank’s capital, reserves, staff, and major functions including currency handling, check processing, and fiscal agency duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Hoger R. Clouse
Thes Bank
Elyrian Kiwanis Club
Elks, Marine’ Room
Federal Reserve
Cleveland Bank
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Bank
Elyria
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Pittsburgh
Clouse
Treasury Department
Washington
John Kulasa
Colaon Corporation
Feed Situation For Dairymen To Be Discussed
Dairymen will hear a talk by A D McGrew of Ohio State University extension on the critical feed situation for dairies. The meeting at Oberlin High School auditorium Monday evening is open to dairy cattle owners. Deeds warned that Lorain County may face hard winter and producers may need to buy substantial feed. substitutes for scarce feeds are expected to be suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McGrew
Ohio State University Extension
Oberlin High School
At & P.m
Carl C. Deeds
County Agricultural Extension
Deeds
Lorain County
McGrew
Scout meeting outlines safety and leadership plan
Chief Stankard stressed safety over sharing football scores on police lines and announced upcoming elections and the annual report for Scouting. Andrew Stefan of Oberlin coordinates arrangements as adults, parents, and friends gather. tickets available from Scoutmasters Higgins Gates Seabright Lauck Alten Miller Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
Ewing
Andrew Stefan
Oberlin
R. J. Higgins
P. Gates
C. A. Seabright
Willem Lauck
Alfred Alten
Galvin D Miller
Henry Pierce
Farm Bureau To Hold Annual Meeting Monday
Louis FP Warthington, former Ohio Farm Bureau Federation employee, will speak at the Lorsin County Farm Bureau annual meeting at 8 p.m. in Elks Hall. The talk covers his European study trip with a five person committee and the state wide impact of his advisory council work. Also on the agenda are delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau convention, executive committee election, the 1948 program, and proposed resolutions. Youth council members will lead recreation and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis FP. Warthington
Ohio Farm Burea Federation
Lorsin
Shelby County
Warbington
Rural Electrifications Association
Ohio Farm Bureau
Warthington
Farm Organization
Truman
Syrin
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
Church Group To Buy Home On Middle Avenue
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Chapel authorizes its board to purchase the Goldsmith home at 700 Middle Avenue for church and parsonage use. The plan aims for occupancy by year’s start pending Common Pleas Court approval. The second floor and parsonage will serve church needs. first floor for meetings. rooms and a basement suit Sunday School use. Current meetings are at Elyria Y M C A.
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The
Christian and Missionary
Allance Chapel
Goldsmith
Middle Avenue
5. J. Farmer
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Bold Thieves Take Fortune In Diamonds
Bold thieves seized nearly $100,000 in diamonds from a downtown Birmingham jewelry store last night in plain view of pedestrians. Police traced the daring six‑bandit raid across several states as state troopers were notified to await any suspicious vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabquinaga
Phessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Smoke fills house as pipe breaks in home
Firemen attended a home at 32 Samuel Street for Thaddeus Smith at 618 p.m. yesterday but found no fire. Coal smoke filled the house due to a broken furnace pipe, with several pieces of the defective smoke pipe listed as responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Smith
Samuel Street
Ford
Theo
Chainy Ney
Cancer Society To Conduct Campaign Of Education
The Lorain County Cancer Society will launch an educational drive in November. A meeting at Lorain High School next Thursday features Miss Bell Greve and Dr. Robert Stack speaking on cancer control. An information center opens in Elyria with nurses to distribute literature and answer questions, alongside planned essays and several November talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Miss Bell Greve
UNRRA
Greece
American Cancer Society
Robert A. Stack
Lorain
Louis Hegel
T the Ohio Division
Elyria Block
Elyria
Elgria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lovain
Amherst
Oberlin
E. H. Eddy
John L. Sullivan
Richard Perry Jr
Richard Timma
Arthur Hess
8. J. Birkbeck
Ohio to vote wet or dry in 95 communities
Secretary of State reports 95 Ohio communities in 43 counties will hold wet vs dry elections November 4. Wets and drys contest control in 42 villages, 49 townships, four cities and groups of precincts in three cities. Citywide votes in Trenton New Boston Uhrichsville and Van Wert. Precinct groups vote in Portsmouth Dayton and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Trenton
New Boston
Ubrichsville
van Wert
Portsmouth
Dayton
Death of Clayton N Atkinson at Sheffield Lake
Clayton N Atkinson 72 of 557 West Shore boulevard Sheffield Lake died after a heart attack while at the First Church of Christ Scientist Tp.m. He was born August 2 1874 in New London and lived in Elyria before moving to Sheffield Lake. Survived by widow Mes Georgi A Alkitson three daughters three sons sixteen grandchildren five great grandchildren a sister and two rela tives. Funeral Sunday at 9 p m from Pudra Quhs Funeral Home with burial in New London cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton N. Atkinson
West Shore Boulevard
Sheffield Lake Village
Church of Christ Scientist
Tp.m
New London
Elyria
Mes
Georgi A. Alkitson
Martin Birk
Lydia Hammond
Williamsport
Myrtle Kuhn
Cincinnati
J cM. Atkinson
Carl Anson Af Elyria
Newell Atkinson
New Orleans
Brent Grandschildren
Ntta P Steele
Huntington
Indiana
Blanche Klein
Jevain
Harry Oakley
Uly
Oakland
California
Radph
New London Cemetery
Truman Unable To Address Grange Meeting
Fragmented OCR report notes President Truman unable to address a Grange gathering amid a crowded schedule. Mention of White House communications and an invitation from Albert S. Goss, with unclear surrounding details and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Teagan
Cote Vms Ore
Tyman
Albert S. Goss
Nieler
White House
Cyhuribs
Arrests Follow Traffic Crashes
Lorain police report multiple crashes with arrests after collisions on Gulf road and Brand aired streets. Jerry Crispin faced reckless driving charges after a rear impact on a stopped car driven by Dafiald Bell. Bell sustained heavy vehicle damage. Louis Csincsak was charged with driving without an operator's license after a collision with Harold Thompson. Roy Raden's car was hit twice on Lodi street by trucks, causing damage. Gas station pump damage reported at Broad and East Hridge streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Crispin
Lorain
Costa
Justice
Art
Gulf Road
Poplar Street
Crispin
Dafiald Bell
East Avénué
Bell
Louis Csincsak
Lake Avenue
Brand
Harold Thompson
R. D. Elyria
Thompson
Csineaakin
Roy Raden
Cleveland Stree
Lodi Street
Furnace Street
Raden
Irving Rotheh
Cleveland Street
Nyle Hahn
Butternut Ridge
FE. Crago
Gesothe
Broad
East Hridge Streets
Explosion damages plant. burns reported to worker
A plant fire caused extensive damage with workers injured on site. One man suffered first and second degree burns to the back hands neck and face while two other night shift employees escaped unharmed. Fire officials said water could not extinguish the blaze due to chemicals. drums and equipment were destroyed or heavily damaged. The plant, on Vinkan Street, processed solvents and war surplus, with about 20 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jessop
Oberlin R. D. 2
Joe Linden
Jessop
Gnen
Pire
W. N. Bates
Princpal
Njck No
Altfeld
Chemical Recovery Service
Aveuwes
Vinkan Street
Boo Lorain Boulevard
Alagus
Wits
Vishinsky Expected to Fire Up UN War Propaganda Debate
Observers expect Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky to deliver a fiery speech at United Nations Hall during a full-dress Assembly session. The meeting prepares final action on a watered-down war propaganda resolution after Vishinsky withdrew charges against the United States Turkey and Greece. UN sources anticipate further naming of alleged war mongers and institutions in the United States. Palestine subcommittee members at Lake Success will hear a full report on America's views on partition from U S Delegate Herachel V. dohh json.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Hall
PF Ing
Boviet
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
United Nations
Vishinaky
United States
Turkey
Greece
Palestine
Lake Success
Assembly
America
U. S
Herachel V. Dohhjson
Lorain County Grange Members Set for Columbus Session
Lorain Countians are expected to attend the National and State Grange sessions in Columbus from November 10 to 24. The event promises the largest Grange gathering, with 15,000 members to receive the Seventh Degree on November 13. Ohio leads in membership growth with about 112,000, as Secretary Clinton Anderson addresses the Columbus meeting.
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Lorain
Columbus
Frank Laton
Lorain County
Mason
National Grange
Ands
Ohio
Clinton Anderson
Memorial Hall
Spm
Giant Flying Boat To Be Launched Tomorrow
Millionaire Howard Hughes will launch his giant Hercules, a $29,000,000 craft, from the graving dock tomorrow. The 200-ton airship will undergo dockside tests, taxi runs in Los Angeles harbor, and a harbor showing as Senate investigators reopen probes into its contract. Hughes aims to demonstrate the plane’s speed and remote control system amid crowd control and police preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Senateé
Los Angeles
Hughes
Senate
First Aid Course To Open Wednesday In Elyria
The Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross announced a standard first aid course opening Wednesday at 7 30 p m under instructor E P Gates. Classes run two hours weekly for ten weeks, at the Red Cross office in the Masonic Temple. Enrollment remains open for interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Youngstown Man Dies in Kentucky Car Crash
James Burns 58 of Youngstown Ohio was killed instantly near Burdine Kentucky when his car plunged 200 feet down an embankment. His wife suffered shock and was hospitalized but expected to return home today according to attendants.
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Youngstown
Kentucky
Jenkins
James Burns
Ohio
Burdine
Market share chatter in 1950s industrial ads and titles
A fragmented OCR list mentions major firms like American Can, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Bendix, General Motors, White Motors, Republic Steel, ULS Steel, Standard of Ohio and Cities Service. It reads as a collage of corporate names and partial figures, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Penna
Saene Ats American Can
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Con
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co
Bendix
Generali Motora
White Motors
Republic Steel
ULS, Steel
Ceeeye Standard of
Ohio
Cleveland Market Prices for Livestock and Produce
Markets list livestock and produce with bids and prices across categories. Cattle and calves show ranges for cows, choice and good grades, with hogs and lambs active. Grain and produce prices appear for corn oats beans and vegetables, noting market conditions and wholesale versus retail notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arlive
Mendy
Bneep
State Funeral Planned for Oregon Officials Victims
A state funeral will be held Monday for Oregon Governor Snell Secretary of State Farrell and Senate President Cornett who died in a Fremont National Forest plane crash. Portland attorney John Hall, speaker of the house, returns to illness as Gov Hewell vows no action before services. Forest rangers and volunteers located the wreckage at Dog Lake, and began removing the bodies after a line search through rugged terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauam
Area
Oregon
Kat] Snel
Robert 5. Farrell, Jr
Senate
Marshall B. Cornett
Fremont National Forest
Sea
John.h. Hall
Bortland
House of Representaved
Dog Lake Country
Snell
Clit Hogue
Continue Probe of Galion Violence In Strike
The congressional subcommittee on violence in the 10 week old North Electric Co strike resumed hearings after a union official charged the panel with conducting a third degree inquisition. FE J. Duck of the UAW CIO denied the union’s involvement in a raid on the Kenton plant on October 21. He said the strike targeted the Galion plant where the UAW seeks recognition as bargaining agent for about 473 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valion
Congressional
North Electric Co
FE. J. Duck
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Clare Hoffman
Mich
Duck
Kenton
Gallon
UAW
Hungarian American Citizens Club Meeting In Elyria
The Hungarian American Citizens club of Elyria will meet Sunday at 4 PM in its room at 566 West Third Street. President Paul Fazekas will review candidate lists for the upcoming city elections, and all members are urged to attend.
Friendship Train Itinerary Toward Coast to Collect Goods
Washington announces the Friendship Train will travel coast to coast to collect non-perishable foods for the hungry. The Los Angeles to Chicago route begins November 7, splitting in Chicago for two crews across Ohio to New York with detailed stops through November 18 including Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Harrisburg, and Trenton en route to New York City.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ohio
New York
Aplita
Fort Wayne
Mansfield
Lleaves
Pittsburgh
South Bend
Elkhart
Ind
Toledo
Pitts “Burgh
Altoona
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Buffalo
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Trenton
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
Trenlton
New York City
Seaman Injured by Plane Propeller Near Grove City
Seaman third class Ivan Mapes thirty six from Jackson Ohio was seriously hurt last night after walking into a whirling airplane propeller at Beaver's airport one half mile north of Grove City. His left arm was amputated and his right arm mangled. He was taken to Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus in fair condition. Mapes was on leave from the USS Gayetta and due back November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ivan Mapes
Jackson
Mapes
Beaver's
Grove City
Sheriffs Office
Mt. Carmel
Gayetta
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Kiwanis Club
Fed. Reserve Bank
Farm Bureau
Leuta
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Cancer Society
Death Records
Liverpool
Ribas Turer
H. E. Agate
Fred R. Smith
Exat Avenue
H. H. Nye
John Zipp
Viola. Bennett
Roy
D. A. Cook
Earl Peck
East Bridge Street
Helen Irvin
Ridgeville
Wilma Foster
Brown Hotel
Robert
Medina
Baker
Kathryn Rumph
Floyd
Edward Rushton
Stat
Eileen
Winifred’ Carter
Sheffield
Mili
Rber
Mary Smathirs
Lakewood
Aled
Mudgetne
Bboward
Sacanae Mics
Lerwin
Pete
Hanover
Darthneath College
Corgreys
Fey Can
Suenegaanean
Vishinsky
Enenes
Broad Street
Cradt
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