Brakes Return on Women and Child Labor Rules
The drastic limits on employing women and children are reinstated effective mid September, tightening hours and forbidding multiple jobs. Officials anticipate many workers, especially women and youths, may lose jobs or see pay cuts as the policy is enforced. The plan permits only specific exceptions and targets certain roles previously barred. Local reaction is of concern as families brace for wage reductions amid the shortage of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Shoreland
Frank J.lavtkehe
Bell Hope
Walehmiati
Handy Express
Imporg
Mgrs Chan
Carnie Sporkhers
State Industrial Relations Department
Judge vacates six thousand four hundred seventy two dollar judgment
Common Pleas Judge D. Cook vacated a previous judgment for 6472 in the case Rhoton Co against the City of Lorain. The ruling followed a taxpayer's challenge that the court had no authority to grant a declaratory judgment. The opinion states there was no real controversy to support such a decree.
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Common Pleas
John C. Trumpower
Rhetonio
Job opportunities for veterans to be discussed
Elyria veterans service center counselors will resume meetings at the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company in Elyria to study wartime vets return opportunities. Dr John P Treacy of Cleveland and Richard A Stith of the Lorain County Industrial Council will discuss national and local employment outlooks for vocational and professional fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Veterans’ Service Center
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Regin
John FP. Treacy
Cleveland
Richard A. Stith
Lorain County
Courtney ‘Kirby
Flier Jumps 200 Feet To His Death
Fort Worth airfield witnesses the death of Sgt Roy K Hankin of Brockton Mississippi when a B 32 bomber caught fire during takeoff and his parachute failed to open He jumped 200 feet and died. the plane landed safely moments later marking Fort Worth Army airfield first B 32 training fatality since January.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Roy K. Hankin
Brockton
Miss
Rankin
Fort Worthy
Army Airfield
Bluejackets Mourn Death Of McCain
Navy mourns Admiral John S McCain at sea, as crew members of the USS Missouri recall his calm leadership aboard the bridge. The report notes his accessible, steady style, likening him to a walker who walked the deck in long chats and workouts with sailors and officers alike.
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Vorosura Naval
Aimebiens
Hlie
Carriey Thersalf
John
McQrin
San Pidge
W.S. Missouri
William Futhilsey
Hull Atalsey
Cartier
McCain
al Gnuch
Jess
Mare Misseher
Jock McChin
Mujekty
Myers
Shim
Inter
Raymond Spruance
Neo
Einstein Letter Linked to U.S. Atomic Project
Radi commentator Raymond Swing reported that Albert Einstein wrote a 1930 letter to President Roosevelt urging uranium research. Alexander Sachs delivered it in 1920, with Einstein noting both power and bomb potential. Roosevelt authorized a standards bureau committee to study the project, chaired by Briggs, with Sachs representing the president.
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Washington
Albert Einstein
Roosevelt
Radi
Raymond Swing
ABC
Ain- Mein
Ranium
Alexander Sachs
New York
Einstein
Asperlion
Ior
Sachs
Swing
Lyman Briggs
Armed Services
Bachs
Chinese Army Enters Canton Occupation Claimed
The First Army of China, under Lt. Gen. Sun Li Jen, formally entered and occupied Canton. Veterans from early campaigns moved to the river town, a populous hub on the north bank of the Pearl River near ports, with the city housing about 960,000 residents. The announcement outlines a new provincial wily and strategic position.
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Chungeking
China
Ew First Army
Canton
Chinese Military Council
Arly Bueema
Sun Li-Jen
Towhn
Cynton
Japs On Wake Island Die of Starvation and Surrender
Japanese forces on Wake Island faced heavy losses as American bombardment and starvation decimated the garrison. Reports indicate over 4000 Japanese were killed or perished, with the remaining troops ordered to hold out beyond a month due to coastal bombardments and air attacks.
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Wake Island
Guam
Altian
Ghutter
Death Record WILLIAM HOY Funeral Services
Funeral services were held yesterday at the home in New Lewington for Waltiaits Vinay 58. of Maplewood Now Lexington. Other survivors include daughter Mary and sons Witony and Max. WAMIEFON MOSBY OBEHLIN Hhimilion Mashy of 13 East Lora street died at his home on September 7 after a year of illness. He was a member of the Mr. Aron Bapost church board, educated as treasurer and benevolent funds, and longtime in Oberte Hah athios. Funeral arrangements at Parhis where the remains may call.
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William Hoy
Amy
New Lewington
Waltiaits Vinay
Furen
Miso
Heuhuh
Lenora Hoy
Fiyria
Baral
Lextingen
Mary
Witony
Okinawa
Max
Foine
Hitee
Dear Bresers
Wamiefon Mosby Obehlin Hhimilion Mashy
East Lora Street
Albany
Bine
Han Bern
Aron
Deacohs
Gam
Non-Industrial Firmsface Need for More Workers
Elyria business survey shows industrial establishments plan to hire more workers after reconversion. Respondents report readiness to expand as plant costs and pricing come into play, with many firms currently facing increased material and labor costs. The Chamber of Commerce survey is only initial, with many replies still expected.
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Elyria
Biytia
Chamber of Corminereé
Singapore Naval Base Damaged by Allied Bombers
SINGAPORE The Singapore naval base was damaged badly by Allied bombers. A survey today shows only two Nachi class cruisers a destroyer and ten suicide craft remain. Most Japanese garrison has moved to Malaya per orders.
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Singapore
Allice
Singapore Causeway
Malaya
Three Arraigned For Reckless Driving
Three persons were arraigned before Mayor A R Agate on charges of reckless driving. Richard Novak of 362 Hawthorne street faced $10 and costs after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Howard Gould on Cleveland street and Abberand at 615 pm yesterday while Novak attempted a left turn. Clarence Roberts of 199 Sheriff street was fined $5 and costs for reckless driving after driving on the left side of Broad street at 370 am today. Edward Binting, Amherst, 17, was arrested at 5 pm yesterday for reckless driving following a collision on Broad street with a car driven by Charles F L Austin. his case was referred to juvenile court.
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A. R. Agate
Richard “Novak
Hawthorne Street
Cleveland Street
Abberand
Oy Howard Gould
Nayak
Clarence Roberts
Sheriff Street
Broad
Edeard Binting
Amherst
Fey Worktess
Broad Street
Charles FL Austin
Principles Of Sewing Course For Lorin County Women
The first of four sewing courses will meet at 1 40 p m next Wednesday in the Wellington Grange hall. Miss Edith Berry of Ohio State University will lead an illustrated session on pattern selection and fall fashions for women from Rochester Huntington Brighton Wellington Penfield Camden Pittfield and LaGrange Townships. Future meetings will cover pattern planning, dress making, and finishing touches.
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Lorin County
Wellington Grange Hall
Rhea Shields
Edith Berry
Ohio State University Extension
Rochester
Huntington
Brighton
Wellington
Penfield
Camden
Pittfield
LaGrange
Miss Berry
Court actions mix of divorces notices and property petitions
The docket lists several divorce filings including Marshe Reid from Honard on cruelty and grounds of several mixed marriages. Petitions seek title registration for property in Pittsfield and Sheffield Townships. The Elyria Home for the Aged seeks permission to sell for under four thousand four hundred dollars and other notices appear from Louise Bing and various respondents.
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Louise Bing
Join Bing
Shefield Lake
MarsHe Reid
Honard
Guy B. Findley
Kod
Elyria
Lowa
Aia
Hime
Released Veteran To Make Home Here
Edward Th Hoogentoamt, released from active duty with the United States Army, plans to settle in Blytheford near East Market Street. The veteran earned medals including the American Defense Medal, star commendations, and Good Conduct, with participation noted for a one campaign period.
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Edward
Hoogentoamt
United States
Moni
Blyte Ffadl
Waltér Hoogety
East Market Street
Shadtskys
ATO
Addi
de Wéara
Medalgard
Heatre
New Dwellings Approved by City Inspector Hart Dickason
Building inspector Hart Dickason issued permits totaling 14000 for two two story frame houses on Lexington Avenue costing 6500 each with 26 by 24 foot foundations. A third permit went to Thornton Draper for a one story frame house on Garfield Avenue costing 5000 with a 22 by 26 foot foundation to be built by W Cy Draper.
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Fortnile
Hart Dickason
Lexington
George Shitter
Thornton Draper
Garfield Avenue
W. Cy, Draper
Home Destroyed in Huntington Township Blaze
A house in Huntington Township, known as the old Will June place, was destroyed by fire at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. Wellington firefighters fought the blaze for hours but could not determine the origin. Tenants Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Newbecker were away at their daughter’s home, Mrs. Lloyd Ware, last night. Newbecker works as a guard at the bomber plant in Berea.
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Wellington
Huntington Township
P. A. Newbecker
Lloyd Ware
Auto and Motorcycle Damaged in Collision
Two vehicle incidents reported with injuries none. Don Tillers 36 of Samuel street turned from Lake avenue onto Samuel when his car collided with Donald Gerhart on a motorcycle at 10 50 p m yesterday. Both moving north. Left front fender and door damaged. Walter Stulty 218 Stanford avenue’s car damaged in a sideswipe on East Rice street at 12 40 a m today. other car fled. Also, Steve Nagy 681 West River street fined $5 and costs for intoxication after a 4 15 a m disturbance. Joe Boughton Furnace street reported his car’s slave compartment was ransacked on West avenue and Second street. registration papers missing.
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Don Tillers
Samuel Street
Donald Gerhart
Avon
Yestersday
Tillers
Lake Avenue
Walter Stulty
Stanford Avenue
East Rice Street
Steve Nagy
West River Street
Hig
Joe Boughton
Furnace Street
West Avenue
Second Street
Lille
Market Prices and Vegetables at the Termitnt Market
The Termitnt Market reports mostly steady meat prices with rising cucumber and tomato baskets, and varied prices for celery, beans, peppers, and squash. Poultry and eggs show stable to modest changes, while wheat oats and soybeans move with typical commodity shifts.
Lectures by Rev. Gers Ald Stanton at United Presbyterian
The Rev Gers Ald Stanton will present illustrated Bible lectures at United Presbyterian Church on past avenue and sees street over the next two weeks starting September 16 23. Stanton who trained at Wheaton College and Dallas Theological Seminary now conducts evangelistic campaigns. His chalk drawings include The Holy City Whiter Than Snow Harvest Time and The Way of the Cross. Free copies of these images will be given away each night. A special service precedes every Bible message and the public is invited.
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Gersald Stanton
United Presbysterian Church
Sees
Street
Philip Wicherh
Reve Stanton
Wag
Cambridge
London
Eng
Li St Petersburg
Fli
Itc
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Dallas Theological
Western
Oftie
Kentucky
United . Brethren Shurch
Chicago
Stanton
Haly
Kiwanis Club Screens Reconstruction Films
Elyria Kiwanis Club members heard films on reconstruction of towns in England, Scotland, and a French town since liberation. Guests included Pry Preston White, Lorain,Mien Knarm Mansfield Charles Truman Sandusky and Robert Von Brock Elyria. A farewell dinner for E W Augur preceded a club clambake planned for Sunday at Camp Les See Kes on the Vermilion river.
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England
Scotland
France
Elyria Kiwanis Club
The
Elks Club
Presyton White
Mansfield
Charles ‘Truman
Sandusky
Robert von Brock
Elyvia
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Kiwanis
E. W. Augur
Camp les-See-Kes
Versmilion River
Bound Over To Grand Jury By Mayor
Jarrell W. Kerns of Akron was bound to the grand jury under a $3,000 head when arraigned before Mayor A. A. Agate after for forgery charges. He cashed three checks totaling $650 at two Akron banks and pleaded innocent, with reports he is also wanted in Akron for similar charges.
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Jarrell W. Kerns
Akron
A. A. Agate
Kerns
Local service members back from duty with honors and furloughs
John Hadalisny of 863 Weaves has completed naval recruit training at Sampson and received leave. Robert E. Figler, 530 Loci, returns on a 0 day furlough after 28 months overseas in North Africa and Italy, en route to the Pacific. Richard Nicholl, 236 Brandston, left for Great Lakes after completing wheel vehicle operator training. Arthur Beall, destroyer Beall crew member, reports from Tokyo area still aboard.
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John Hadalisny
Hadelph
Bed
Jaittal
Benne
East River Street
Naval Training Center
Sampson
Yoon
Seheca Lake
Tih
Robert
EB. Figler
North Africa
Italy
F. W. Figler
Loci Street
Figler
Pacific
War Department
Camp Lee
Richard Nicholl
Brandston Avenue
Will Vote On Three Proposed Bond Issues
Sheffield Lake Village voters will vote on three bond issues at the November election. Resolutions filed with Lorain County Board of Elections show a $10,000 fire fighting equipment bond, a $5,000 ditch digger bond, and a $3,000 truck bond. All issues run 10 years and would raise taxes by 0.0018, 0.0209, and 0.0121 mills respectively.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain
Drivers Licenses Go On Sale Monday
Ohio motorists are reminded that new licenses go on sale Monday. Applicants must present their old license at the time of applying and carry any required documents to be eligible to operate motor vehicles under the new system.
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Isda Ohio Air
End of Gasoline Rationing Boosts Auto Use in Elyria
Elyria and nearby report more autos placed in use as gasoline rationing ends. Secretary of the Elyria Automobile Club notes a rise in 1946 license plate sales and a surge in travel information requests, suggesting many cars sold are or were idle since the rationing began last April 1.
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Auto- Mobilns
Elyria
Vielmity
Automobile Club
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