Taft Challenges Union Leaders On Labor Law
Senator Robert Taft urged union leaders to make the Taft Bartley labor reform law the central issue of the 1948 campaign while defending the measure as co author. He spoke at a California Bar Association gathering in Santa Cruz and faced pickets from APL and CIO members outside the municipal auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Cruz
Cal
Robert
AL *Fatt
Far West
Tall
California Bar Association
Seeakle
APL
CIO
Santa Cruz
Municipal Auditor
Daor
Wallace
Army Air Forces Association To Meet In Columbus
Columbus hosts the Army Air Forces Association for its first annual convention starting Monday. Alumni of the former top air force plan to elect new officers and adopt action to keep Americas air power strong. Acting president Doolitts retires after a year, with 30 generals and many civilian figures expected to attend. The event reserves AFA’s slogan Lets Keep the Gang Together.
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Columbus
Army Air Forces
Arevica
Air Force
Wall
APA
AFA
Many Get Their Hunting Licenses
Yesterday at the Central Fire Station a large number of hunting licenses were issued. There were no fire alarms that day, which was the last day before the opening of the 1947 squirrel hunting season. Normally licenses are issued at the start of the season, with a larger rush before rabbit and pheasant seasons, opening November 15 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
Stick And Rudder Club To See Movies
Three motion picture films are scheduled for showing at the meeting of the Stick and Rudder Club at room Monday at the Spring Valley Country Club. The pictures to be shown include Pre-Flight Acrobatics and Sense. Refreshments will be served.
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Stick and Rudder Club
Roo.m
Spring Valley Country Club
Vacation yearns cross states as Belden troupe travels
Belden and associates envy a Arkansas trip to visit a friend formerly with the Blue Ribbon Band. Edward J Funk and Son's Company rep Hersinger accompanies his son Edward on a Lake Gogelie journey in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Hospital returns and social visits fill a busy schedule with Cleveland, Medina, and local hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Lewas Klineet
Joseph Wickner
Arkansas
Blue Ribbon
Met Sprites
Inter Mwoght Reisinger
Edward
Lake Gogelie
Aichigan
Upper
Peinsula
Deslers
Edward J Funk
Us Lodge
Stanmer
Frank MeIntire Tag
Medina Caintaunity Hospital
Citters
Arthur Wise
Wilbur Arnis Steoog
Gertrude Teese
Jay Feller
JM Clark
Cleveland
Guutaie Gratiereretter
Poepar
Ana
George
Bel
Rasy
Ava Mes
Guntinan
Bear Britorad
Medeuy
Peter Tee
Strikes Threaten To Paralyze Italy
Rome reports a planned 850,000 metal workers strike as part of the Lettist campaign to oust Premier Alcide De Gasperi. If successful, heavy industry in Milan, Turin, and Terni could halt. broader walkouts by tariff laborers and tobacco workers loom amid a new non confidence bid by Communist allies.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Milan
Turin
Terni
Court alimony and divorce actions noted at court house
Vernice Nix awarded 14 dollars weekly alimony and real estate in an alimony suit. Several couples faced divorce petitions for neglect and cruelty. cases include Mildred Carpenter of Lorain and others from Baynes Torain Meg Katherine Zadejkas and Eleanor Neiding. One divorce granted with child custody and support set at 125 dollars to 30 dollars weekly. Esther Bmply granted divorce from Thendure on neglect grounds.
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Vernice Nix
Frem Dames Nix
Auerding
Conan Piras Court
Cotey
Guy MB
Findley Todas
Katherine Zadejkas
Torain
John
Eleanor Neiding
Elmer
D. A. Cook
Esther Bkmply
Jude
A. Cook
Birth of Calvin Wheele to Cleveland pitcher Feller wife
Mrs. Robert Feller, wife of Indians pitcher, gave birth at Memorial Hospital to a 9 pound 7 ounce boy named Calvin Wheele Elyria. baby expected to be named Martin Wale Ham after grandfathers. Feller to pitch in Boston today. wife planned to fly in for a postgame visit.
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Waukegan
Robert Feller
Cleveland Indians
Calvin Wheele Elyria
A Feller
Dinukepati Wi
Findley
Memorial Hospital
Darveny
Hwotis Ag
Ehelal Walt
Battery
Intikye
Hay Lite
Fellep
Martin Wale Ham
Keller Wis
Boston
Gus
Aetbane
Timid bank robber learns not to pay to be bold
Louis Franks of Uniontown tried to rob Riverside Bank in Miami Florida. He asked for a stack of twenties after depositing ten dollars then claimed he lacked funds and asked for a thousand dollars. He surrendered the gun and spoke with clerk Ringdahl until police arrived. He said he was jobless and needing money and explained a bank is the place to get it. He later stated the bank still has his seta.
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Miami
Fla
Louis Franks
Franks
Riverside
Uniontown
Nous
Bank
Ostensi
Anna Coates
Miss Cotes
Raymond Kingda
Hingdah
Ringdahl
Thakk
Aj Cigaret
Justice fines for safety stop violations at Route and Broadway
Deputy sheriff arrested two individuals in Ridgeville and Rath cited for failing to make required safety stops at Route A and Broadway and at Route ROL and 204. The incidents involve Justice OLOC Lordanaiist Thomas Byers, Lorin, and John Psaeniteki.
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Justice Oloc
Anaiist
Thomas Byers
Lorin
Broadway
John Psaeniteki
Ridgeville
Rath
Aeemageer
Amherst VBA Meet Smherst And Public Meeting Report
Members of the Women s Benefit Association traveled to the corner of Mrs Wow Rong on Hamilton Avenue for the September meeting. Mrs Cvinithar Mooger, vice president, presided due to the absence of the president. After a program including dessert, attendees listed included Mes lard Sehtoutder and Mya Mlary Pudliney. The October meeting was announced for a home event at Mag EL Roeaie with plans to present Beth Law and Percy Pegluer.
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Women’s Benefit
Wow Rong
Hamilton Avenue
Cvinithar Mooger
Manete Sabiers
Mis
Mag EL
Roeaie
Beth Law
Perci Peglu
Birthday notices and service news from the area
The clipping reports a decorated birthday display and seasonal flowers in table decorations. It notes Edward A. Foster and others from Uronehelm ventured to Japan for military service, with promotions and local church and hospital notices interspersed among community items and oblique genealogical snippets.
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Merst
Japan
Edward A
Frill
Alfred Hiri
Foster Park Road
Uronehelm
Heal
Texas
Hamilton Vida Cid
Bivin Couple Visiting Old Friends in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Claude B Bivin of Tulsa Oklahoma are visiting old friends in Elyria and will stay until about Wednesday They once lived on Lake Avenue Elyria left in 1930 He was Lorain County sheriff and local businessman later a Texas salesman They now own a ten acre Tulsa area farm raising turkeys Both sons are lawyers one in Houston Texas the other in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Bivin
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Mrs. Biyvin
Houston
Tex
New York City
Night Blooming Cereus Comeback At Gray Home
A night blooming cereus at Tomas H. Gray's residence 160 South Abbe Road opened overnight after months of blight stalled growth. The eight inch waxy white blossom, visible from midnight to 2 am, drew about 30 spectators as the plant neared its rare June bloom, defying a prior prediction of no full bloom this year.
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Tomas H. Gray
South Abbe Road
Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Cray
Salary Increases Disclosed for County Workers
County payroll records show Sept 1 effective raises for two Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission staff. Jack Hefenning, county service officer, gains $25 monthly to $400. Anne Pallock, clerk stenographer, receives $20 monthly to $180.
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Soldiers and Silars
Jack
Hefenning
Anne Pallock
Obstructions in Lorain Harbor Reported by Army Engineers
The District Engineer Buffalo District Corps of Engineers reports obstructions on the Black River near Lorain Harbor. Excavation and removals are underway along a channel extending about AO feet from the bank, with logs and debris forcing a safety margin and raw water protections. Steps are being taken to mediate removal of the obstructions and restore navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eheineer
Buffalo Destoet
Corps of Enginers
Aironlea
Get Acquainted Nite At Brookside P T A Well Attended
Brookside P T A hosted Get Acquainted Nite with broad turnout as members met and discussed plans and activities. Attendees toured facilities and heard brief remarks from organizers highlighting upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
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Brookside P.T. A
News Views By Woman Economist Sylvia Porter Aug 6 1947 costs rise
Sylvia Porter compares a New York market shopping trip with a published 1947 weekend menu showing costs of six dollars and fifty five cents versus twelve dollars and sixty seven cents. She argues that price increases far outpace wage gains and disputes official food cost indices while noting Washington Market’s lower general prices.
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New York
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Imost
Washington Market
Recommendations For Rental Board Here Announced
Governor Thomas J Herbert today released recommendations for appointments to advisory rental boards in 16 of Ohio's 20 defense rental areas including Lorain Elyria. The slate mirrors last week's pitches by Elyria mayor A R Agate and Lorain mayor Patrick Flaherty with Julius Uehlein James H Simpson Richard A Stith Alfred Parkdale and F C Nieding named. The boards under a new rent control law can review individual adjustment cases and advise administrators on rents and policy to Frank B Creedon the federal housing expediter who appoints the boards.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Bia
Ohio
Lorain-Elyria
United Press
Columbus
A., R. Agate
Elyria
Patrick Flaherty
Lorain
Julius Uehlein
James H. Simpson
Rent Control Board
Richard A. Stith
Lorain County
Tndustrial Council
Alfred Parkdale
Veterans Council
F.C. Nieding
Frank B. Creedon
Death Notices From Elyria And Nearby Towns
Aggregated death notices report Freida H Fisher 62 of Elyria died at her sister C E Dickason home in Cleveland sived after illness. Agnes B Strong of Wooster formerly Penfield township died in Wooster Hospital. Lee J Ward Sr 50 of New London died after prolonged illness near Filehille River road. Blanche Smith Wellington 80 died at home 260 North Main Wellington after Tengness period. John Lamvermever Avon farmer died at home on Main Street in Avon. Funeral arrangements and surviving relatives listed where readable.
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Reida I
Fisher Freida H .Fisher
C. E. Dickason
Cleveland
Agnes B. Strong
Wooster
Penfield Township
Wooster Hospital
Anna Christy
California
Li, Ward
Wakeman
Lee J. Ward
Filehille River Road
New London
New Lundon Hospital
Birmingham
East Townsend
FL EL Kestman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Hartland Ridge Cemetery
Blanche Smith
Wellington
North Main
Prufield
Waller Smith
Rollin
Levy Sith
Medion
Charley Sheldon
Elash
Sharp Truman Furor
Wo Dale Cele
Greenwood Cemetery
John Lamvermever
John Lanesever
Dover
Muine Geen
Bon
Fred Opssy
Poe
Martin
Broest
Payse
Westhike
South Amherst Browns Eet South Anae Poeuta Of Boyt
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a local Browns team in Amherst with mentions of players and positions. The garbled text includes names like Walker and Jack, hints at a faculty group, and a dated meeting or listing of duties. Readable facts are sparse due to damage.
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South Amherst Brownies
Crhoe Waite Te Gyan Ieee
Name mix up in Elyria accident victim reported
Mrs Dorothy Brooks 25 of 19 Chestnut street Elyria was initially named as the injured person after an accident on North Ridge road Thursday night. Her mother Mrs Jesse Lumpkin said the girl is Dorothy Foster and now believes the daughter jumped from a vehicle driven by Thomas Brooks. The injured girl was taken to St Joseph's Hospital Lorain in serious condition with a possible fractured skull. Hospital records show the name change from Brooks to Foster. The girl was unconscious at admission.
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Dorothy Brooks
Chestnut Street
Elyria
North Ridge Road
Jesse Lumpkin
Stop 19
Dorothy Foster
Thomas Brooks
St. Joseph’s Hospit
Lorain
Foster
Missing cash after nap in car with friends
John Randles of 18 Nichols court reported $70 missing from his billfold after falling asleep in a car with three friends early yesterday morning following visits to squor establishments. Police noted no charges were filed. In Broad street, two cars driven by Theodore Gebart and Arthur Gordon were damaged as Gordon backed from a parking space. Major ALA fined six defendants for intoxication. Names and addresses of those arraigned appear in police notes. A separate collision on Broad street involved Kenneth Myers and Charles Wingard. A stolen bicycle from 68 Standard avenue was recovered. The Prend ing Circle of the St Johns Women's Council will meet in the evening.
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John Randles
Nichols Court
Randles
Theodore Gebart
Ridgeville
Arthur Gordon
Gates Avenue
Broad Street
Gordon
ALA
Minton Cuay
Middle Avenue
Sederis Hotel
Sebby
Ll Pom
Vang
Nichols’ Court
Elystadium
Fen Garrison
Lake Avenue
Bath Street
Hom
Yester
Goilfrey Colins
Turenet Railroad
Perested
Adam Street
Kenneth, Myers
Batirines
Yesterpnes
Charles Wingard
Wingtard
von Huron
Trafic
Elyrian At Sohio Quarter Century Club Reunion
Guy J. Munger of Elyria attended the 1947 Sohio Quarter Century Club reunion in Toledo. Munger began with Standard Oil 30 years ago and now heads the Elyria bulk plant after earlier posts in Lorain Norwalk Broad and Cedar, and Medina. The Toledo event drew about 650 members and wives from Ohio and nearby states, with one couple traveling from Cambridge Maryland.
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Guy J. Munger
Elyria
Toledo
Munger
Standard Oil
Gulf Road
Ohio
Cambridge
Maryland
Toledo Quarter Century Club
Avon P T A Meeting Sets Yearly Program at School
The Avon P T A open the year with a Tuesday 4 oclock meeting at the school to outline the new program foundations for Friends and Parents Education. Principal W E Blake will introduce teachers and present a school survey as part of the National PTA four Deiat programs. Council Meets The village council held a Thursday night session in Town Hall approving notices and planning a week of curbside trash collection. A group of 20 residents urged police traffic control on Detroit road to curb speeding. discussion highlighted hazards from fast motorists. Lido Club Meets The Lido Club met at Mrs Maurice Dive lrichs Radgeville home for bridge with prizes awarded to several members. theatre party planned in three weeks. Other items covered attendees and visits, with members traveling for church and community activities.
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P-T. A
P. A
W. E. Blake
Nesslais
Tavon
Coutist
Detroit
Cornige
Akron
Ld A.m
Transacton
Aguii
Lido Club
Herbert Meers
Carl Schafer
Francs Smith
Fudgeville
Willian Burnard O
Reed
Mary
Grace
Irene Crou
Brat Harry
Jenkins
William Poresade
Gerald Huren
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Grafton, Ohio
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Mima
Jeany
Nick Tadaxy
Mildred Carpenter
Flesul
Baynes
Neageet
I Meg
Gertolde Smeh
Charles
Violet Bennett
Roy
Amherst
Mrs
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Chliarmond
Bheleh, Jr
Walinens
Caxaglian
Ehiic
Rod. Flulich
Elsea Ave
Hospital News
George Neches
Waste Rey We
Cercia
Dukegih
Fadeters Srey
Jasor
Sen
Pyke Ieee
Parton
Witer
Walily
Vanuylwal
Huntington
Honok Pastor
Woolworth's
Mrs. Bivin
Tn Lorain Harbor
Pete
Sylvia F. Porter
Lute
Peter Tore
Otter News
Peavises AG AD
Rheadline
Death Records
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Police Dept. News
Joespe Thorpe
16Th
Street
Maser Ala
Ware
Tle
Bt . Johns
Sitevedina
Elyrian
Sohio
Avon
Benny Woul
Nichols and Dicken We Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Nichols Funeral Home
R. Nichols
Harold Dicken
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