Accidents report shapes July labor claims and costs
A July accident and employment report summarizes incident counts, duty days, and payroll costs. It records 122 accidents, 28 employees, and a payroll outlay of $400,087 for the month, with details on firm activity and worker days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Fain
Nasas
Dily
Othe Temahere
Abu Man-Beure
Abbi
Regurtivist Inshune Tad Hgemployees de Starked
Rhuni-Bours Darits
Public discussion on school facilities and cabinet appointments
Community committee urges new gymnasium and auditoru m alongside cafeteria upgrades at Mipria school, while national politics spark Senate debate over Patterson and Holtsall nominations. The War Secretary appointment faces opposition linked to Frankfurter ties and civil liberties clashes color the broader federal staffing controversy.
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Truman
Patterson
Theo
Tyuman
Paterson
Wall
Felix Frankfurter Inn
Stunsen Ag
Frank Turter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alexander Holtsal
Uf. 8
Didge
District of Columbia
Hlolizoff
Hong Dhe
Supreme Court
Owhilele
Senate
Justice Department
Heltsote
Oval Horder Cuminimigs
Supreme Court Pla
Roosevelt
Fiddle
Thalstaff
Ubelachgruid
Attucnes Gendol Ton
Uwedl Syndicay
Rites Set for Local Residents in Obituary Notices
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Berg at her home on 0 road after a long illness. Surviving are husband George, son Migs Kaine, daughter Katherine Hartman, and Walter of Bertin Heights. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Lutheran church followed by burial in the local cemetery. Also listed: Harry J. Rogers, 79, of Grafton, and Albert B. Storrow of Wellington, with service details and burial plans. The notices reference church affiliations and local civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keiman
Adapidtost
Acxistér Afes
Henry Hartman
Goth
Merlin
Heights
Reay Agate Caf Ff
Harry J. Rogers
Grafton
Harry de Rogers
Bhaker
Dy H. Rogers
Giraftoysay Y
Gautaya Ann
Califayning
M Bernice Elder
Sarkat- Canada
Diwight
Taraln
Russel Ddl
Fuls
Tna
He Hey
Harald Willman
Belden
Albert BE
Carrie Conklin
Allot
Brighton
Keith Andrews
Anay Gull
Harry
Ty Rogers
Grassay
Artvine Ang
Taraadin
George
Hazel Willman
Belden Methodist Church
Rogers
Oreratinyg
Wellington
Postwar Planning Committee Studies Elyria Projects
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce postwar planning committee released an interim report listing about twenty three proposed projects. It notes most ideas were assigned to county city or school officials for study and recommendations with limited funds for detailed authority. Several unassigned items include Route 20 relocation, a high level bridge over the Black River, new boulevard, overpasses and streetcar crossings. Other proposals cover city services, sanitation, water works, sidewalks, street signs, and recreation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia Chamber of Commerce
Irganigelion
Wt.b.johnson
Chaithinn
Lee Cair
Oscar
G. "Dunn
Cvanty
Black River
Bread Street
Elyria-Loratt
Abbe Road
Wingkins
Highfather
Faxan
Ely
Tia- City -Sfelye Service
Lorain
Newswater Works
Intake
Central Arc Station
Mu‘nicipal
Municipal
Seward Black
Truman Plans Housing Boom and Service Policy
President Truman outlined a plan for 10.0 to 14.0 million new homes over ten years with private investment of 61 to 70 billion dollars and millions of jobs. He urged federal aid and moderate financing terms, plus research on cheaper building materials. He also pressed Congress to sustain selective service inductions of 18 to 25 year olds for two years and to avoid abrupt termination of the Act, warning it would be unworkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Armed Services
Congress
Rotarians Learn of Veterans Service Center Offerings
Elyria Rotary members heard from Worth Fauver of the Veterans' Service Committee about the planned center to consolidate veterans efforts and provide information and aid. Chaired by Neely Powers, the advisory group aims to coordinate local organizations and help veterans file applications and claims at Langley Field guest Star Trinkett discussed national programs aiding veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Veterans’ Service Center
Elyria Rotary
Ure Slalc.a
Worth Fauver
Veterans' Service Committee
Committee For Economic Development
A. R. Agate
Oa Dimantiee
Btar
Trinkett Af
Langley Field
Pirminghvan
Worohaunes
Debates Over Floor Vote Highlight Democratic Split
Fragmentary OCR notes show Democrats pressing for a floor vote on a bill, with leaders Bayard, Watel, Dayton and others cited. The fragment hints at internal party disagreements and procedural moves without clear outcomes or dates.
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Bayard Watel
P. Dayton
Leta
In And About The Court House The Estates And Filings
A series of probate notices and court actions listed include the will of Edith Bauer of Columbia township with estate valued around 7,000 and real estate of 4,000, Ronald Velma Peden named as heir. Adolph Witt of Carlisle’s estate appraised near 9,889 with real estate 3,823. Carlisle township petition seeks transfer of 4,000 from road and bridge funds to meet obligations amid fund balances. County commissioners approve county home project plans and a 65 foot smokestack renewal. Divorce actions include Maryan versus Fraveo and Gwendolen versus Clarence with custody disputes and complications from neglect.
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Fdith Bauer
Columbia Township
Ronald J. Velma Peden
Cleveland Street
Trix
Hklaow
Adolph Witt
Carlisle
Ket
Griese
Carlisle Township Wasters i Common Pleasant
Preparation Of Foods For Freezing To Be Discussed
A public discussion on preparing foods for freezing will be held at Ridgeville Grange Hall at 6:30. Miss Rhéa Shields, county home demonstration agent, will explain methods and show a photograph. The session will cover freezing friendly foods, preparation for feeding, and recommended items from lockers, with discussion on home freezers and commercial stockers.
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Heapatailan
Ridgevillé Grange
Rhéa Shields
PeHow
Will Follaiv
Misa Shields
Dell
Disorderly conduct fined in police court arraignment
Guy Wonderly was fined ten dollars and costs in police court after being arrested on Court Street last night. He faced three charges related to disorderly conduct.
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Guy
Vaca
Thas
Court Street
United Nations Relief Aid Tops Postwar Spending Requests
A fragmented seven part message outlines major appropriation requests totaling about 1.9 billion dollars for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration with additional proposals and promises to vote on other subjects. The long communication also mentions demobilization and release of impounded funds as a priority alongside supporting other relief efforts.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Oberlin School Sees New Teachers and Staff Changes
New Oberlin teachers join the district with Eleans, Gamboe, and several grade assignments. Mrs Peak and Mrs Moore lead third and fourth grades, Frances John and Florence Worcester teach second and first grades, Leahy handles mathematics, and Sample returns as senior high principal. A Grange Hall event and a note on an August 28 issue of Schools and Society close the report.
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Stuous News
Oberlin
Fue Sélvols
Eleans
Chondmay
Vuniot Hight
Miks_ Elvatiot
Gamboe
Bila Peak
Pleasant Street
Echoal Aid
Hose Moore
Prose Pect
Frances John Iil Leach
Prospect School
Schools and Society Cortains
Warren Taylor
Oberlin College
C. Vi. Newsom
Planning Commission ‘of the Nations
Local residents described in scattered notes
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Paley Bervavate Madge Whitney Ras and Williamh Tey and others at 324 South Modsant Street. Mentions a trailer stay at MareDar Beach on Lake Eabot with several days spent there over a weekend and references to Miss Mera Willan Finley and Mrs Prédertek Unni.
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Paley
City switches to semi monthly pay dates for workers
The city adopts fifth and twentieth day payrolls moving from the first and fifteenth. Payrolls cover the period from the first to the fifteenth and from the sixteenth to month end. City officials cite easier payroll preparation. Retirement deductions rise by one percent to five percent for employees starting Oct 1, with employers matching the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avie Eva Berths Abbertise Suid
Menth
Albert
Beginning of Teacher Service at Lake Aves Awe School
A teacher at Clearview School has begun service as the third grade instructor at Lake Arbhue school in Kiyyia Township. Temporary employment ended as Mat Brady Veacher heads to Aga-Pasull, Mia. Bendée may transfer. Mrs Roberta Maite resigns after personal misfortunes. A nearby incident involved a fire causing damage to property on West Third Street extension.
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Rendel
Af Lapam
Thacher
Genee aLihé Lake Aves Awe
Kiyyia Township
Mfs
Clearview
Brady Veacher
Aga -Pasull
Bendée
Arbhue School
Roberta” Maite
Murray Ridge
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Nn Auditorum
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URNA
Gis Kuerh
Vie Wu
Kasyh
J. Wesley Masters
Morrow
Howsard
Metzemaan
Cuyneka
Wee Hai Abetvenbaiin
Mike
Ueelieniu
Manny
Remicite
Tabor
Mihali
Soil and Wales
Engi County
Pete Vocaliohal
Elyria High Sehgal
Howard C. Gélinat
Elyria Memorial
Whitmalg- Andy
Veterans’ Service Center
Esquire Dept
Miley
Esquire
Dept. House OF Beauty, Inc
Camaiu Dssigners
Elyrig
Iday Au
Johar Swilley
Maryan
Brigitta Cang
Feo Frageas
Viddins of
Neglegs
Trey
Bayve
Rede
Gwendelen Mutonek
Elyrn
Edoyait Fos Dayetee
Clarence
Childen
Ero Borbacik
Laday
Tran Sbaeph Cn
Walnat
Freemen Fox
West Third Street
West River
Ote Ne Tosi
Elyria
The
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
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