Brannan Defends Farm Policy Amid Cost of Living Debate
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan, seated in a wheat colored chair, faces questions as he blames Republicans for price support troubles and grain dealers for selling wheat below two dollars a bushel. He fears a hostile new Congress could disrupt the price support system, while asserting peacetime adjustments may be overdue. The press conference accumulates hype but won’t lower living costs.
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Lorain County 4 H Teams Win at Ohio State Fair
Lorain County 4 H members from Huntington club led by Burt Reillin RL D1 and James Suralip RK won first place at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Don Wellington and Mr and Mrs Marion Crife advised the team which earned a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. Advisors will attend the Ohio 4 H Club Congress in Columbus September 14 18. Local girls also placed well with Roberta Carpenter Eaton and Alice Babcock Rochester scoring A minus. Other entries from Lorain County received Bs or higher in clothing and health contests. Del Ewell Brighton Club placed 11th in State Junior Fair with Holstein entries.
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Tranium
Columbus
Leland Schuler
Wasistant County Agriculture Extension
Huntington 4-H
Burt Rellin
New London
James Suralip
Don Wellington
Marion Crife
Ad Vireers
Chicago
Roberta Carpentr
Eaton
Alice Babcock
Rochester
Patricia Garman
Columbia
Ruth Burgenheim
Elouise Rowland
Maureen Enzor
Brownhelm Club
Lois Kethe
Elyria
From where I sit. An editor on American tolerance
Joe Marsh reflects on his countrywide tour from Michigan to Maine and California to Texas. He champions the great American trait of tolerance among diverse towns, farmers, and city folk, noting respect for individual tastes and liberties as the nation’s strength.
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Michigan
Texas
California
Maine
Penn
Sylvania
Cleveland Catholics Mark Century With New Cathedral Walls
The Cleveland Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist features 31 inch thick walls symbolizing old and new. The consecration occurred on Labor Day as Pontifical Masses honor the living and deceased and mark a century of Catholicism in Cleveland. The scene shows the marble altar and carved altar screen with Cathedral Square, including the cathedral, rectors, chancery offices, and St John College. Most Rev Edward F Hoban, sixth Bishop of Cleveland, is pictured.
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Cathedral Square
St. John College
Edward Fhoban
Elsa Maxwell Opens Elyria Civic Forum October 28
Elsa Maxwell, famed showwoman and author of a syndicated column, will open the Elyria Civic Forum series on October 28. Born in the Midwest, Maxwell has toured worldwide and supported Allied efforts in World War I and II, earning honors including the French Legion of Honor. Tickets go on sale September 15.
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Elsa Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Gvadio
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Times
The
International Stone
France
Germany
Elyria
Civic Forum
Predict Pardon For Dancer In Havana Case
A possible full pardon was forecast for American dancer Patricia Schmidt, serving 19 years for the slaying of Chicago attorney John Lester Mee aboard a yacht in Havana harbor in 1947. Sources say Cuba’s new government under President-elect Carlos Prío would grant clemency after Oct 10, citing public opinion and prior Latin practice of pardons for political prisoners.
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Havana
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
Cuba
Carlos Piio
Laura
National Women's
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Chronicle-Telegram Item From Elyria Dated September 8 1948
Local Chronicle Telegram page from Elyria Ohio dated September 8 1948 covers community notices and brief news items featuring area figures and events with concise reporting and period tone.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Trial Of Killer Starts Monday
A three judge court will hear the trial Monday for Robert M. Daniels 24 dubbed mad dog killer in the murders of John E Niebel longtime Ohio reformatory farm superintendent his wife Nolana and daughter Phyllis Judges H B Culbertson Ashland County and Chester Pendleton Hancock County named to hear the case with Richland County Common Pleas Judge G E Kalb fleisch Daniels waived jury trial entering pleas of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to first degree murder two state alienists have ruled him sane.
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Mansfield
Robert M. Daniels
John E. Niebel
Ohio Reformatory
Nolana
Phyllis
H. BE
Culbertson
Ashland County
Chester Pendleton
Hancock County
Richland County
Cuban Appeals On Jurisdiction In U S Vessel Case
An appeal is pending before Cuba's supreme court regarding a case that occurred aboard an American vessel and involved American citizens. Satira's lawyer Carlos Mencio, cited as one of Cuba's top criminal lawyers, argued the Cuban courts lacked jurisdiction.
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Eye
Cuba
Supreme Court
Satira
Carlos Mencio
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