Veterans of Foreign Wars Endorse Probe Of Draft Sentence
At the 48th national encampment in Cleveland the Veterans of Foreign Wars backed Rep Ellsworth Buck R N s bid for a congressional investigation of Serge Rubinstein s draft evader sentence Rubinstein a Russian born finances prodigy of Wallsirot was sentenced to 12 years in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary and fined 25000 by a New York judge last April 24 Buck s resolution seeks a review of the Western sentence by Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Ellaworth Buck
R. N
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Lewisbuirg
New York
Buck
Rubensledt
Baseball Backers Nearer Victory In Town Name Fight
LANCASTER The twin villages of East Baltimore moved closer to naming their united town after the national pastime. Opponents fought to block the change due to errors in original signers, but Judge Karl D. Parker seemed inclined to allow the pursuit. Supporters argued a hall of fame could emerge if the name Baseball prevailed. Opponents urged keeping Rosebud as the town name, calling Baseball a ridiculous choice.
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Lancaster
East
Baltimore
Petitone l
Karl D. Parker
Pike County
Peterson
Waseball
Richard Ob
Williamson
Polio Cases Rise in Franklin County to 35
Franklin County reports 35 polio cases this year as six new infections push the tally. Health Commissioner Dr. Ollie M. Goodloe asks for faster garbage collection to help control the outbreak while Red Cross volunteers aid nurses in responding to polio needs in Cincinnati and Springfield. State and local health officials convened in Akron to discuss Summit County’s surge, with eight new cases in 24 hours bringing the year total to 239, far above 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pranklin
Ollie M. Gootles
Janes A. Rhodes
Goodloe
Franklin County
The
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Springfield
Akron
Summit County
Labor and Housewives Rally Against High Food Prices
Organized labor and Toledo homemakers join forces to protest rising food costs. A mass picket targets local grocers as a new campaign by the American worker seeks to pressure retailers and lawmakers into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Judas
Jerry Cho
Sridd Te Partienhir
Tergetsy Jl
Thuteewives
Buller
Auth
Former Oberlin Girl Weds Boston Man
A fragmented society note reports the marriage of a former Oberlin alumna to a Boston man. The text mentions a Miss and other scattered names, with unclear affiliations to institutions. no precise dates or locations are confirmed in the readable portions.
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Oberlin
Boston
Blaser & Company Formed To Remodel Store Fronts
Columbus reports the incorporation of Blaser & Company to specialize in remodeling and building store fronts. Incorporators Charles J Snoble Fred J Snoble and Lee Blaser, authorized with 200 shares of no par value stock, office at 201 Commerce Block Elyria area.
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Blaser
Comtiney Blovk
Permits Issued For 2 New Homes And Storage Building
City building office issued three permits two for new homes and one for a storage building. Wirt Wibworth oversaw the permits on Marstifles avenue and Purdue avenue. Costs estimated at 6400 and 3000 dollars. The Brows Company received a permit for a concrete block storage addition at 217 Lady Street.
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Office
City
Wirt Wibworth
Take Avenue
Marstifles Avenue
Ceorge Miller
Margery A. Hases
Purdue Avenue
Elinor
Merle
Printags
Ladi Street
Grain For Export Down 10 Per Cent
Washington disclosed the United States will export at least 10 percent less grain this year than last as the State Department notes a tightening world food supply. Senator Ralph Flanders urged Chicago Board of Trade margin requirements rise to curb speculation and price spikes. Agriculture officials saw guarded hope for price relief if drought conditions ease in the coming weeks.
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Washington
State Department
Lexport
Developmert
Ralph Flanders i
Chictago Board of Vade
Agriculture Department
Court House Arraignment for Car With Faulty Brakes
23 year old Willan King of Elyria was arraigned on a charge tied to operating a vehicle with defective brakes after a collision near Davis Place. Deputy sheriff reported King’s arrest following the incident. Authorities cited tire and brake failures as factors in the crash.
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Willan King
Elyria
Ats
Tinea
Fusiies CC
Aheriff
Watt de Osapiy Peltak Tae
Davis Place
Wilaa BP
Who's Getting the Gravy in the Economy Report
The Prentice Hall survey is cited to show corporate profits after taxes rising 107 percent since 1920 while wages and salaries grew 74 percent. The piece argues profits are inflated and the public burden grows as prices and cost of living rise. It questions distribution and criticizes business and NAM positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice-Hall
Imesant
Crimaing Corporne Promis
Warnut
Dhe
Candah
CIO
National Association of Manufacturers
Viking
Prentice- Thal
Charges Dropped Against Two Tshind Queen Crew Members
Unclear charges against two crew members of the Tshind Queen were dropped in court following a disaster near Pittsburgh. Fred Trite of Dayton Ohio and Mel Morris of Cincinnati were accused of harming three Pittsburgh residents during a docking incident last Sunday. Morris remains in serious condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Pittsmurgit
Alg Court
Fred Trite
Dayton
Melby Morris
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Morris
Mercy Hospital
New London Plans Bond Issue For School Building Need
New London Board of Education will ask voters this November to approve a $212,000 bond for a new elementary building and a gymnasium. The existing high school gym is undersized and the crowded elementary lacks fire safety and proper wiring. The plan includes a 23 year bond at 4.2 mills, not raising current taxes as the levy expires this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Board of Education
Tooms
Ohio
Jevy
Markets Poultry and Produce Prices From Cleveland Market
Market notes show weak poultry demand in Cleveland with Chicago prices rising for fat fowl and colored fowl while leghorns and hens vary. Toledo grain close reports offer mixed futures on apples, beans, cabbage, and peppers with wholesale baskets and varieties listed, reflecting a broad terminal market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Huck Sprangers
Rock Springers
Leghorn
Wollers
Sedo Crain
Toledo
U.S Ts
Thal
Domnsie Trounel
Pascal
Stalin Bas Min
Meghe
Pascal Binks
Diakeln PT
U-Et
Uniona
Atts & Ushrouims
Murdiuml
Hotel Cleared After Health Inspection At Brown Hotel
City health commissioner Dr Harold Robinson and Sanitary Officer Gadrdon Belt announced the Brown Hotel at East Avenue and Broad Street passed an inspection. An order issued a month ago required improvements with a 40 day deadline.
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Harold Robinson
Gadrdon ‘Belt
Brown Hotel
East Avenue
Broad Street
Death Records and Weddings across Ohio towns
Robert J Robertson, 4, dies at Maumee Valley Hospital Toledo after lingering illness. Survived by wife Emma Lee, parents, sister Catherine Tillman, brother James, relatives. Body to Finley Mortuary Lorain. arrangements incomplete. Florence Hull Lodi, 78, Spencer, dies of heart attack. Survived by husband Grant, children, grandchildren. Funeral at Black River Brethren church, burial Penfield cemetery. Paul Mori Jr and Lula Pinard wed in New London Brownsville setting with large reception. groom's family, bridesmaids listed. couple to reside in Dennison Avenue Cabill complete. Brides details include gown, pearls, attendants, and celebrants.
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Roberts. Robertson
Robert J. Robertson
Maumee Valley Hospital
Toledo
Herbert Robertson
H. D
Wayne Street
Elyria
Emma Lee
H. Robertson
Catherine Tillman
James
Lorain
Finley Mortuary
Florence Hull Lodi
Florence Jennie Hull
Spencer
Mera
Minna Lee Conn
Jess Wick
Brownsville
Bert S. Wick
Fatin
Robert A. Wittenberger
Columbus
Onar
Barbara J. Patterson
Dayton
Robert N. Whittenberger
Cabillanus
Uniomown
Pennbiar School
Ohia State University
Della Gamma
More
Ohio Brate
Rachy River High School
No Sigma Medical Pravertity
South Amherst
Parerty
Paul Mori
Earl Dates
Fidtworth Tani
Clitterdierce
Sips, Broadwell
Young Husband Kills Bride After Marital Row
In Denver, a 23-year-old husband shot his bride as she lay in bed reciting vows, after a brief marriage begun on a roadside romance. Charles Geiser told police he bought the revolver to “straighten this mess out” and sought an annulment. The 11-year-old witness was present as the gunman was taken into custody. A separate note from Columbus reports the squirrel hunting season opening at dawn Saturday with a four-squirrel daily bag limit and a $1.25 permit fee valid through 1948.
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Denver
Denver University
Charles Geisey
Tye
Bire
Aris L. Burks
Geiser
Gertrude McNab
Gertrude Jel
Sylvia
Sue
Air Forces
Columbus
Ohio
Conservation Division
South Amherst Auxiliary Tea and Local Notices
South Amherst Auxiliary hosted a tea at the Legion Home with Mrs. George Miner of Medina as speaker on hospitalization rehabilitation and membership. Seventy five guests attended while Mrs. Meri and Mrs Henry Mackinski poured. tea, dainty refreshments, and a gift were presented to Mrs. Miner.
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South Amherst
Legion Home
Autary
Paul Mann
George Miner
Medina
Fifth District
Foe
Howe’ Quartette
Nenrita
Meri
Minos
Sebley
Henry Mackinski
Methodist Church
Gar Harris
Stabre Scout News Clover
Rehuel
Carl Pobcloye
Wilhin Janie van
Nering
Otach Hall
Dl Gems
Bo Ruth
Amiy Gulvik
Bergeent Akilene Meisser
Marjorie
Gof
Wallai
Jame
Mom
Emaideooep
McMyeil
Myc
Police Court Summary for John Heusen Case
Police report at 2 27 a m about John Heusen 43 Rocky River charged with disorderly conduct after knocking on a door and allegedly threatening residents at 20t han street Mrs Jubnain said Heusen called by phone and vehicle observed. Fines of 24 dollars and costs assessed. case action includes stay away orders and further court steps. Other details reference Robert A Big Bw Paper and addresses on 200 fast Hridge street.
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John Heusen
Rocky River
Mino
Agete
Rosin
Mallen Domain
20Than Street
Jubnain
Giallo
Althouge
Poe Ace
Mayer A. J. Ayate Touay Agaiost
Seine
Anit Eta Gael
Pulice
Myers Foam
Garestedd Alter Puny Veel
Poe
Elyrians Attend State CIO Meet In Cleveland
Four Filyrians delegates from two CIO locals will attend the Qhis CIO convention in Cleveland, with Robert Roskaskis and Francis Tomsco representing Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. Local 977 Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Co. delegates include C. Franklin Carrane Ben Golecen. Speakers include CIO secretary treasurer James Carey John Brophy and John Cabson.
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CIO
Qhis Cio
Cleveland
Robert Roskaskis
Francis Tomsco
Toca ‘101
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Bendix-Westing‘house Automotive Airbrake Company
C. Franklin Carrane
Ben Golecen
James Carey
John Brophy
Industrial Union
Counci
John Cabson
Avon couple wed in St Marys church ceremony
Dorothy Schmitz and Martin Yonkof were married Saturday at St Marys church Avon in a ceremony officiated by Rev Fr George Studer. The bride wore satin with a seed pearl crown veil and carried white roses. A reception for 425 followed at Holy Trinity Hall before the couple’s New York trip and residence on Chester road.
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AVON
St Mary's Church
Dorothy Schmitz
Myr
A Jacoh Schmitz
Lorain Road
Matin Yonkof
Sor
Adam Yonkof
Berea Road
Olmstead Falls
George Stuther
Urban Shumaker
Bernice Schmitz
Phyllis
Cermak
Retty Repasky
LaVerne Kanunk
Dorothy i Spanga
John Yonkof
Joseph Yonkof
Francis Gerhardin’|iger
Steve Zembero
Holy Trinity Hall
New York
Chester Road
Avonighi School
General Industries
AAP
Theatre Operators Oppose Daylight Saving Time Change
Cleveland theater operators plan to oppose daylight saving time changes amid fears of reduced attendance and higher land production costs. Al Couch of the Lorain County Farm Bureau and J. W. Hartsoek of the Milk Producers Federation joined the Cleveland Motion Picture Exhibitors Association meeting. A trailer prepared for two weeks will argue the time shift cuts recreational opportunity and raises expenses, with Marvin S. Frankel of Elyria theaters attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
al Couch
Lorain County Farm Bureau
J. W. Hartsoek
Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland
Cleveland Motion Picture Exhibitors Association
Couch
Marvin S. Frankel
Elyria Theaters
Exhibitors’ Association
Pleads Guilty To Shooting Charge In Lorain
Ernest Snell an employee at a 28th street Lorain gambling hall pleaded guilty to shooting to wound after a disturbance on Aug 9. Prosecutor Williams G Wickens said Snell armed himself fearing a return of the rival and fired, wounding Charles Burkes who later entered the establishment. Snell asked for probation and Judge Guy Findley referred the report to a probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
28Th Street
Lorain
Ernest Snell
Williams G. Wickens
Snell
Charles Burkes
Arog
Dudge Guyth Findley
Arthur Moose
Corporate names and numbers appear in fragmented listing
Fragmentary OCR lists major corporations and numbers including NY Central Penna American Can Montgomery Ward National Diity Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Elect Woolworth Co Bendix General Motors White Motors Republic Steel US Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service with various codes and figures interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Penna American Can
Montgomery Ward J National Diity
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Elect Woolworth Co
Bendix Geeral Motors
Twhite Motors
iRepublic Steel
US Steel
Standard of Ohio Cities Service
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Naime
Martie Leama
Aer Secretagy
Breyton
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Murbach
Thorosea
Coal & Supply Co
Bridge St
Iew Elyria Firm
Tronts
Flanders
Ie Jubt
Oitecammite
Rurgesville
Ebay
Ian
Nsuchp
Gradk
Death Records
Paul Mori, Jr
Penn
Toys of the World
Lake Georges
N.Y
Lula
Webb
Edna Pollatt
Ella Huston
Toronto
Ontario
Canaddin
Sackett Fu‘nem
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
John E. Duffy
Joseph's Cemetery
St. Julian's Evangelical
Rene
Moevetap
Catholic Church of Nativity
Hew. M. Beavl
Rey Wa Dwi
Police Dept
Coates Collin Hu
Elyrians
Martin Yonkof
Ine
Isehagra Pawser
Finland
United Preas Aemage
Toly
Ostrov’s
Pat
Uy Vogue
Harper's Beroat
Mademuielle
Dasmae Bassa
Chatme
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