U S Government Costs Rise in First Weeks of Year
Washington reports a budget deficit of about 2.0 billion dollars in the first 20 weeks of the new fiscal year. Treasury data show weekly spending averaging near one billion while income trails, prompting clashes between President Truman and deficit-cutting allies in Congress led by Harry S Byrd.
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Avon Board Hires Additional Teacher
The Avon Board of Education reports growing enrollments require more teachers. Mrs Buchheimer will join the staff at 471 West Sixth Street to teach in the first six grades, adding a second instructor per grade as needed. Her husband is studying in Cincinnati and teaching in the Lorain city schools.
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Michi
Guib
Ad Tieter
Aven Oora
Buchheurer
S.xin Street
Starling Mire Echever
Alontes Grasvate
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University of Cinmmnati
Pl State Cuversary
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Avon
Ut Gibbons
Wils Buchheimer
Cleveland Area Weather Forecast Turns Cooler This Afternoon
The Cleveland Northeastern Ohio forecast notes a cooler feel this afternoon and tomorrow. Thursday looks partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the afternoon.
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Cleveland
Markets Found Today on Page Two
Market notes from today appear on page two with prices and closing figures. Traders and investors are advised to review the section for short commentary and listed securities.
Steel Companies Ready To Resume Bargaining Talks
Pittsburgh report says CIOO steel workers threaten to strike on September 25 if major producers do not fully accept the Presidential fact finding board recommendations on pensions and insurance. US Steel to resume talks. Republic Steel and Inland Steel press for worker contributions to programs.
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CIO
Philip Murrar
Neertheless
United States Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
G.S Steel
G. S. Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Tand Steel Corp
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Younngsttown
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Washington
Cyrus Ching
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New York
John L. Lewis
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United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
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White Sulphur Springs
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Mississippi
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Ewing Elected to Lorain Humane Society Board
Harold Ewing elected director at Lorain County Humane Society quarterly meeting to fill vacancy from Otto Mischka's death. Ewing, a former attorney and society agent, will serve until end of 1930. Bruce Alexander reported 91 cases handled from June 1 to Aug. 31 across 62 child support and neglect, 4 paternity, 5 animal, 7 elderly, and 13:32 miscellaneous cases, plus 51 court appearances and 27 justice court cases, with $1247 collected for minor children support.
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Harold Ewing
Lorain County Humane Society
Meade
Otto K. Mischka
Ewing
Bruce Alexander
Alexander
Chiaren
World Series Opens October 5 With Format Set
The 1949 World Series opens October 5 with the American League pennant winner hosting the first two games. A meeting between Commissioner Chandler and contending clubs set game locations, with the next three to be played in the National League park and possible games six and seven at the AL club’s home grounds if needed.
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New York
A. B Chandler
Possiiie
Columbus Man In Fair Condition After Arm Amputated
Lewis White of Columbus was reported in fair condition after his left arm was mangled in a cereal grinding drum drier conveyor used for baby food. Emergency crews spent 20 minutes removing the arm with acetylene torches and saws from the machinery last night.
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Columbus
Lewis White
White
Rochester Voters Weigh New Levy in November Ballot
Rochester Village residents face a two year levy proposal to fund government operations and cover expenses. Village council approved placing the levy on the September 12 ballot and the filing for ballot submission was made by village clerk Margaret Wolfe with the Board of Elections.
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Lerain Cocints Board of Elections
Margaret Wolfe
Baliot
Dance Hoor Supposed To Be Slick Says Judge
Jefferson circuit Judge Ward Lehigh ruled a dance floor should be slick, dismissing a $15 700 damage suit by Hazel Jenkins 47 against Sandy's Place. Jenkins claimed a crumbly powder caused her fall while dancing at the Pilot Club, breaking her wrist.
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Louisville
Jefferson Circuit
Ward Lehigh
Hazel Jenkins
Sandy
Pilot Club
Dense East Coast Fog Delays Flights and Brings Cold Snap
A heavy fog blanketed the East Coast causing LaGuardia and Idlewild to halt operations as a cold front moved in. Temperatures dropped across the Dakotas and upper Midwest with record lows noted in several towns, while Philadelphia faced heat and humidity despite lingering fog.
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Great Lakes
Fair Deal Critic Wins Election To Congress
John Philip Sayior 41 Navy veteran and Fair Deal critic won Pennsylvania 26th district seat in Congress defeating Mrs. Coffey mother of the late Rep. Coffey Jr. Sayior led 33696 to 23148 with labor backing for Coffey. Election watchers saw implications for 1950 races as labor groups rallied to defend Truman era policies.
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John Philip Sayior
Truman
Congress
Sayior
Pennsylvania
26Th
Robert L. Coffey
Robert Coffey Jr
Coffey
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Coffers
Police and Firemen Oppose Salary Ordinance Plan
Police and fire departments oppose a proposed ten percent salary increase and seek 15 percent or a year end bonus instead. A council committee favored a ten percent raise for all city employees, with Class A police and firemen moving from 220 to 265 per month, while a 15 percent rise would reach 276.
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Mondar
Ten Chinese Armies in Pincer Drive Across Hunan Kiangsi
Chinese Communist forces launched a wide pincer movement through West Hunan and South Kiangsi aiming to trap Nationalist units near Hengshan. Four columns moved west and southwest of Changteh while six others pressed toward Wireng Cherhsen and Ichang to avert isolation.
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Kiangsi
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Shaorangz
Farm Prices Slip Hurt Farmers Earnings in 1949
Washington reports that farm income for the first nine months of 1949 fell about 11 to 18 percent from the 1948 period, driven by lower price levels despite government support. August cash receipts were 18 percent below August 1948, with food grains including wheat down 35 percent in the nine months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Man Arrested for Five Burglaries Pleads Guilty
Kenneth Davis 23, a former West Virginian, pleaded guilty to five burglary charges before Judge Guy B. Findley. The John Redman dwelling burglary on April 16 could bring life imprisonment, but mercy was recommended, limiting to at least ten years. The remaining four burglaries are to be served consecutively.
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Three Oaks
Pennsylvania Rubber Co
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Sunoco
Lous Carex
Elyria group union backs school bond drive effort
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce special education committee will join the Citizens Advisory Committee formed by the Board of Education to promote the proposed 3.7 million dollar Elyna school bond issue to relieve crowded schools. The two panels plan integrated, joint action with members taking specific roles as elections approach.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
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New Grant Co Building Planned After Fire Loss
Architect Alva Smith announces bids from Silsbee and Smith for a fireproof one story Grant Company building on Broad Street. Construction follows last winter’s store fire. basement sales area included. Della Rosenblum Kant trustee to Joseph Rauh estate builds for lease to Grant Company. footprint 56 by 130 feet.
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Silsbee and Smith
Broad Street
Grant Co
Alva Smith
Della Rosenblum Kant
Joseph Rauh
City Council Sets Special Meeting On Salary Legislation
Mayor Henry W. Ault calls a special council meeting for 7 p m tomorrow to consider a new salary ordinance. If passed as an emergency, raises may take effect in the Sept. 16 pay period. The proposal limits increases to ten percent after a job evaluation study with some exceptions.
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Henry W. Ault
Simple Funeral Services For Justice Rutledge
Justice Rutledge to be honored with simple funeral services in Washington at All Souls Church conducted by Rev A Powell Davies. Cremation to follow at Cedar Hill cemetery. President Truman unable to attend. Chief Justice Vinson to represent. Rutledge died Saturday in York Missouri from a cerebral hemorrhage leaving a wife and three children.
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Supreme Cour
Wiler BL Rutledge
A. Powell Davies
Price
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All Soul
Rutledge
Cedar Hill
Residgent Truman
Fred Mr. Vinson
York
Fire damages Lynn Classical High School in major blaze
A general alarm fire swept Lynn Classical High School injuring the fire chief and causing about 600000 dollars in damage. Flames roared 100 feet above the three story brick auditorium as firefighters arrived shortly after midnight. COME to Litchfield Legion Carnival September 15 16 17 Adv.
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Lynn Classical High School
Litchfield Legion Carnival
Detroit Mayor Loses Bid For Reelection
Detroit mayor Eugene Van Antwerp was decisively defeated in the primary finishing third behind Albert E. Code and George Edwards. Code led the race, Edwards followed, with Van Antwerp conceding after a sample vote from machines. With 880 of 1386 precincts reporting, Code had 108,834. Edwards 72,357. Van Antwerp 33,407. Frankensteen 10,913.
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van Antwerp
Albert E. Code
George Edwards
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Digging for gold via closet clothing bargains
The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to search closets storage bags and boxes for outgrown clothing as back to school shoppers seek bargains. It promotes using classified columns and provides two phone numbers 44-121 and 44-131 to place a Result Getting Wanted listing.
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