Britain Will Refuse Aid With Political Strings, Cripps Says
Sir Stafford Cripps announced a campaign to refuse financial aid carrying political strings. He warned Britain faces deep austerity, must balance its accounts alone, and increase exports by over 120 million dollars monthly to avert further cuts.
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Britain
London
Sir Stafford Cripps
Baodt
United States
Fitain
Board of Trade
Cripps
United States of America
Men's Democratic Club To Sponsor Meeting Monday
The Elyria Me ws Democratic Club will host a nonpolitical meeting at Fagles Hall, 316 Broad Street, at 8 p m Monday with speakers Rt Rev. Msgr. William L Newton and W K Stevenson. Joe E Bonczer announced the event to stress voting as a civic duty, with entertainment by Charles Radar from Ashland, Ohio.
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William L Newton
St. Mary's Church
W. K. Stevenson
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Elyria Mews Democratic Club
Fagles Fintl
Broad Street
Joe E. Bonczer
Charles Radar
Whistler and
Ventriloquist
Ashland
Mayor warns of no jobs in Southern California
Los Angeles mayor Fletcher Bowren warned in a weekly radio address that there are alarming levels of unemployment in Southern California and urged unemployed listeners to stay out of the region. He linked rising unemployment to local population increases and forecast further migration amid potential economic collapse.
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California
Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowren
Housewives Unite Across Cities Against Rising Prices
Mrs Nellie Strong leads a Springfield driven housewives resistance urging essentials buying and mass pressure. In Toledo labor and housewives join a two pronged effort to target prices via meal grocers. Salt Lake City women retrain unnecessary purchases while Detroit milk prices hit record highs as market actions probe margins.
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Nellie Strong
Springfeld
Housewives
Toledo
Housewives, Inc
L. J. Sell
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Detroit
Maraget
Chicago Board of Trade
Richard Fonimvann
Ue Beard
Sid Miave
Beard
Ralph Fo
Y M C A Boys Division Sets Fall Schedule Monday
The Y M C A Boys Division announces its fall schedule with open hours after school from 3 to 8 pm, Saturdays 9 am to 5 pm, and vacation hours 1 to 5 pm. It details age group activities, swim times, gym sessions, and class offerings for Indian Guides through high school, plus skating, archery, and basketball leagues for each grade level.
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Sac
Spartans
Olympian
Kaiser Alleges Injustice Over RFC Probe Demand
Industrialist Kaiser tells House committee he was wrongly accused by Rep Rich over seeking RFC loan issues for his Fontana steel plant. He requests an immediate hearing on Rich's recent press statement and warns of congressional action if debt reduction is granted. Meanwhile a separate sub-committee probes oil price dealings.
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Honey J. Kaiser
Robert Rich
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Kaiser
Kasser
House
Hich
Rich
RFC
Fontana, Cal
Treasury Department
Tom C. Clark
Death Records Edward C Mantle in Elyria
Edward C Mantle of 232 Louisiana avenue died at his sister 308 Oxford Avenue at 1 50 am after four weeks illness. A carpenter born in Gravesend England he lived in Elyria most of his life. He leaves two sisters Mrs H S On Abbe and Muss Nellie Mantle and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Sudro Curly Funeral Home Saturday 4 to 8 pm. Private services Monday 1 30 pm at the funeral home conducted by Rev James H H Siward pastor of First Methodist. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Edward C. Mantle
Edward C. Mofile
Louisiaa Avenue
Misa
Nellie Mantle
Oxford Avenue
Mantle
Gravesend
Herbert Calls For All Year Fight Against Fire
Ohio fire officials heard Governor Herbert urge an all year fight against fires. He cited 407 deaths last year and $196 million in losses, calling for a fire safety program with laws restructured fire marshall oversight and school fire drill training. The note praised a firedom pension reform and urged teachers to require monthly drills. Funeral services for Robert J. Robertson will be held, with Bethany Baptist pastor officiating, burial in Creekdale cemetery.
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Columbus
T. J. Herbert
Ohio
Herbert
Lawa
Robertson
Robert J. Robertson
Hethany Baptist
Jesse Munk
Creokdale
Elyria Fire Defenses Studied by Chicago Engineer
George Tatnatt of Chicago, an engineer for the National Board of Fire Underwriters, spent a day with Elyria officials examining progress in strengthening fire defenses. He conferred with Safety Director Faxon and Fire Chief Woon Batesard, reviewed water works plans, and noted improvements across key districts.
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George Tatnatt
Chicago
We National Board of Fire Underwriters
Elyria
Safety Service
Faxon
Woon
Batesard
Prem Tao
Erie
Lore
Ds Wake Or
Ks Atem
Toley
Natori
Fragmentary OCR of a sports page with unreadable text
The readable fragments reference basketball and a team named P oreRow Lee with scattered words about a game, age group notes, and various unreadable phrases. No clear date, location, or complete event details could be established from the provided text.
Council Plans Adult Education For Program
A study of the problems facing the family wing of the county is planned as part of the Loran County Adult Education Council program for the coming year. The committee, chaired by Al Couch, met with Judge H. Sve and a group of officials and educators to discuss sessions open to youths and outreach in county health, schools, and education efforts.
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Loran County Adult Education Council
al Couch
H. EL Sve
Iarold Ewing
Humane Somety
Lake Boysen
Supt
Gibbens
Rose Croming
Britain Calls For Census Of Armies
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a wartime or military census theme with improvised phrases. Named entities are unclear. no clear dates, places, or organizations are readable to establish a factual news card.
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Britain
Court corrects Benton sentence for assault on foster children
Irvin J. Benton, 50, of Beldon, was fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to serve ten days in county jail by Judge Guy B. Findley after pleading guilty to assault and battery in connection with his conduct toward two girls housed in his home by Lorain County child welfare workers.
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Irvin J. Benton
Beldon
Guy B. Findley
Loraine
Fcourt
Gounly Jalon Vie ‘Ravn
Dlass
Hevntt
Engdeen
Markets fragment details poultry and produce pricing in Cleveland
Readable OCR shows a detailed ledger of poultry market prices in Cleveland with many items including chickens, turkeys, and various cuts. The entry lists specific weight ranges and price ranges for Rock, Leghorn, and colored birds, plus produce and grain figures from Toledo and U.S. Department of Agriculture notes.
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Cleveland
Rock Springers
Culund
Red Springers
Leghorn Bollers
Tom
Krade
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Texas Company Cuts Prices Amid Market Slump
A terse notice reports Texas Company reducing prices across several product lines as market conditions worsen. The move aims to bolster sales, with executives citing stiff competition and tighter margins. No further specifics on products or dates are provided.
Application For Radio Broadcasting Station Is Granted
The FCC granted Elyria based Flyria Lorain Broadcasting Co a license to operate an AM station at 930 kilocycles 1000 watts unlimited time. A Class B FM permit is pursued with a separate hearing in Washington on Oct 8. Construction will begin near Grafton two and a quarter miles east as soon as transmitter equipment is delivered.
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Torain County
Roy W. Amrel
Elyria Telephone Co
Flyria-Lorain Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Ammet
Persmit
D. C
Thomas
New
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Grafton
Ammel
J. H. Bohn
Elyria Schol
Springfield
L. We. Minet
J. Li. Porter
Peoples Banking Co
Troxel Manuf. Co
PF. J. Bradstock
Guaranteed Products Co
Wellington
Smash of large German black market hides high official links
American military police said they had smashed a large black market enterprise in Frankfurt and were pursuing an investigation involving high ranking American and German officials. Ann Bachman born 1913 in New York City is jailed as the brains of the operation. She registered as a German citizen since 1940 and recently stabbed a taxi driver in a street argument. Investigators found incriminating documents in her home.
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Frankfurt
Ann Bachman
New York City
Lorain Countians To See Seed Fests
Lorain Countians are expected to travel to Craton in Licking county next Tuesday for a Field Buy program at the Ohio Hybrid Seed Corn Producers Association research farm. Sponsored by the association with the Ohio Seed Improvement Association and Ohio State University agronomy, attendees will view 450 corn plots, seed treatment tests, nursery tests, 4707 soybean test plots, clover seed producers tests, and a display of farm machinery.
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Craton
Licking County
Seed Corn Producers Association
Iesearch Farm
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ohio State University Department of Agronomy
Conference Aims to Save Europe by U S Charity
Catholic delegates from Michigan Indiana and Ohio heard Edward M O Connor warn that only the charity of the United States and its citizens can save democracy in Europe The remarks tied to war relief and the National Catholic Welfare Conference underscore the urgency of aid amid postwar turmoil.
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Grand Rapids
Micn
United States
Europe
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Edward M. O'Connor
New York
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Ely School Safety Patrol Boys at Ely School
Six boys are members of the Ely School Safety Patrol as announced by principal Dusthimer. Patrol captain is Moore. lieutenants are Robert Deport, Tom Sloane and Worth Fauver Jr. Patrolmen include Atherston, Joe Brown, Elliott Eldred, Merle Emery, Fred Forsyth, Donald Givens, Jack Goodwin, and many others listed.
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Mie
Safely Patrod
Aly School
Fla. Dusthimer
Doc Moore
Robert De2ort
Tom Sloane
Worth Fauver, Jr
Richard Atherston
Joe Brown
Elliott Eldred
Merle Emery
Fred Forsyth
Donald Givens
Jack Goodwin
Majin Har- Jat
Wayne Handley
Joe Menner
Stanton Shaw
Elden Smith
Gordon Swartzel
Roger Weil
Arden Wilfong
Joe Taner
Gary Castle
Robert Douglas
Dick Gerharlinger
Alumni Choir Announces First Meeting Next Wednesday
The Elyria High Alumni Choir will hold its first meeting of the new year next Wednesday at 8 p.m., under the direction of J. Martin Beck. Open to Elyria High School alumni who sang in the a cappella choir or mixed chorus in 1940. Members urged to supply correct names and addresses to the membership committee.
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Elyria High
Elyria
Ahunas
Will
Alice Flowers
Martha Senshack
Eleanor Ott
Mary Jane Kaylor
Douglas Birch
Helen Naughton
Jean Akers
Helen Simpson
Doris Nichols
Claire Tougas
Shirley Pallas
Norma Wilson
Marcia Rall
Two New Building Permits Issued Third Is Renewed
Two new city building permits awarded to Karl Maird and Woodrow Reeser for masonry dwelling 24 by 26 feet and a Masubsy design filling station, costs estimated at 7500 and 4000 dollars respectively. The Sun Osi Company renews permit for a 50 by 15 foot filing station at Broad Chestnut, cost about 12000 dollars.
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Hart Dickason
Karl Maird
Broad Street
Prospect Street
Baird
Woodrow Reeser
Concord Avenue
Broad’ Street
Abbe Road
Sun Osi Company
Broad and Chestnut Streets
Renewal Of Three Mill Levy To Be Voted On
Voters in Wellington district will decide on renewing a three mill levy to fund current school expenses. The board approved the resolution at the August 4 meeting in collaboration with the County Board of Elections. The measure asks for continuation of funding for the upcoming year.
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Wellington
Wallage
Aistectls
Ole Sodyy
Loran County Board of Flee
Police Report Confusing Entry From City Neighborhood
Police notes list William Standen of 438 Stanford Avenue and others in a murky sequence of events. The report mentions a sidewalk incident on The Sand Walk at Wood Street near a garage and several names with tenuous connections to a transfer or custody matter.
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Olye Plath
Pood Street
Vba
Meath
Stock Exchange suspends member over speculative ties
The New York Stock Exchange suspended Charles D. Halsey for six months amid links to Gus Fusaro and alleged failures in supervision of a customer account in Laird, Bissell, Rex Meeds. The action cited violations of exchange rules and insufficient diligence in learning essential facts about the account.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
J Charles D. Halsey
Laird, Bissell
Rex Meeds
Gus Fusaro
Opermor
Elyria Firemen Respond Quickly To Car Fire
Elyria firefighters did not wait for an alarm, rushing from Central Fire Station to a car fire on Second Street. Robert Curtis reported smoke from a vehicle and Lieut. Curtis and crew found wiring insulation burning near the generator. A short circuit caused the blaze. Earlier, firemen were called to a separate fire on Samuel Street that was then under control.
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Elyria
List
Robert Curtis
Fie
Central Fire Station
Second Street
Ira Rickett
Wellington RR
D. 1
Curtis
Samuel Street
Navy veteran to speak at Litchfield Baptist Church
Dwight L Bennett of Attica, a seven month Navy veteran who served in Japan, will be guest speaker at Litchfield Baptist Church Sunday worship at 11. His message covers Progress of Christianity in Japan and he prepared notes from his overseas work. He will prelude with a poetry sermon Friendship and sing Japanese hymns including What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Bennett is studying ministry at Bob Jones University and recently toured the Toledo area sharing his Japan report. His father, Rev E W Bennett, pastors Attica Federated Church and was a seminary classmate of Litchfield’s pastor.
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Dwight L. Bennett
Attica
Navy
Japan
Litchfield Baptist Church
Bennett
Jesus
Bob ‘Tones University
Greenville
5. C
Toledo
E.W. Bennett
Federated’ ‘Church
Attics
Hart
Litehield Church
Novel Classes Featured at Columbia Flower Festival
The Columbia Garden club plans a Flower Festival at the town hall on Friday September 11 with many new classes. Highlights include an outdoor garden display, the As We Like Them section, and a popular vote on A Buxom Bouquet. Non competitive exhibits feature roses zinnias dahlias asters delphinium marigolds and gladioli.
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Columbia
Columbia Garden Club
Town Hall
Speeral
Phige
Wartime food controls face June revival doubt
Officials discuss renewing wartime food rationing and price controls in June to curb inflation, but Congress and the public may resist. Some favor limited regulation, while others push for broader relief measures and essential food allocations amid ongoing shortages.
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Bitope
Kermen
Congress
Qu Capel Walker
Lie
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Medina
Drivers urged to secure licenses before late rush
Drivers in Elyria urged to obtain licenses early as delays noted at deputy registrar offices. Officials fear a last minute surge this month with motorists slow to renew or secure credentials. Elyria Automobile Club and local registrars Allyan Gehl Harry Brown and Bernard Wink advised drivers to act now to avoid bottlenecks.
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Ohio
John
Elyria
Allyan. Gehl
Kiwanian Receives 25 Year Pin at Elyria Club
Harland D. Brown of the Brewt Company printers was awarded a 25 year Kiwanis pin at the Elyria Kiwanis luncheon. The event featured a motion picture by an IBM representative on setting up a company system, with several guests present from Elyria Carlton Akron Mt Vernon and Lorain noted among attendees.
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Harland D. Brown
Brewt Company, Printers
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Service
Eld Marine Room
International Business Machines Corporation
Kay P. Meister
Elyrian
Aubert Bauer
C. Y. Buckey
Frederick Vorhis
Elyria
D. W. McAfee
Carlton
Swenson
Akron
Salvation Army
Burton Johnson
Mt Vernon
Ridgeville P.T.A. Executives Meet
Ridgeville P T A executives met at Mrs C S Wintec home to plan the year. Mrs George Boorn appointed secretary replacing Christine McCreary who teaches in Berea. Ed Henson named social chairman and Mrs Ralph Prechtel interim vice chair as Mrs William Winterfield is ill. Safety committee formed with Emery Hershey in charge. Jasma mothers to host for 22 grades. safety patrol and stronger safety program proposed. water dispensers to be provided by PWTA for lower grades. Next meeting September 18 with community singing and introductions to teachers plus playground discussion. Attendance prizes noted. refreshments served.
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Emery Hershey
Mra
C. A. Hoskins
Jasma
Hosel
PWTA
Mes
Etta Ely
Charman l
Hatsul
A. Hoskins
Walter
Barney
E. Henson
Ralph Precisel
M. C. Allen
Church Denies Sponsorship Of Ticket Sale
Fred Daviex of the Second Baptist Church told The Chronic Telegram that a Cavaliers program on Sept 21 is not sponsored by the church. He says some believed ticket sales were church backed, but that is not the case.
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Fred Daviex
Socond Baptist Church
Mie Chronic Telegram
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