Lorain County Welfare Board pauses custody growth action
The Lorain County Child Welfare Board paused accepting new custody of children due to limited funds and staffing. Secretary G MacDermott noted an $8,000 shortfall for operations this year, prompting officials to consider an inquiry into program effectiveness and public funding needs. The board underlines it cannot ignore court-committed children and calls for cooperation to meet responsibilities.
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Lorain County Child Welfare Board
al. G MacDermott
Ils
Child Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Stacy
Special Saturday show for children at Capitol theatre
Entertainment for children opens with the first special Saturday morning program at Capitol theatre. Marvin Frankel chairs the effort with Mrs. Austin Grueser and H T. M. Eibling guiding visual education and school supervision. Wholesome, carefully selected films aim to benefit young audiences with supervised events.
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Capitol Theatre
Marvin Frankel
Austin Grueser
PTA. Visual Education Committee
H. TM. Eibling
Elyrians Praise Bonesetter at Linesville and Route 20 Revival
Elyrians report continued benefit from Clay Greene a famed bonesetter of Linesville Pa with several locals citing improved health from his care. The era notes the Route 20 highway association revival efforts across Ohio Indiana and New York aiming to boost tourist traffic and related businesses while detailing past improvements and future plans along the corridor.
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Clay
You” Greene
Tinesville
Linesville
T N
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Middle Avenue
Oberlin
Wakeman
Norwalk
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Cleveland
Finger Lakes
Cabinet Talks on Europe Aid and Wheat Policy
Washington diary notes that Truman plans a cabinet roundtable on the Marshall Plan, with Secretary of Agriculture Anderson pressing for self help by Europe. Anderson cites Greece and France price issues, argues Europe must mobilize own resources and address dollars, freight cars, and wheat collection.
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Washington
Truman
Marshall
New York
Anderson
New Mexico
Hannegan
Congress
Europe
Brazil
He Isall
U. S
Inld Agriculture Department
Seaboard
Cheere
Greece
France
Argentina
United States
Government Hosing Plan Divides Washington Power Brokers
Architect Louis Justement proposes government insured mortgages to stabilize housing costs and curb losses from down markets. The plan would guarantee mortgages up to 50 percent of home value if prices fall, lasting five years for homes under 14 000 dollars, aiming to spur construction without raising taxes. It faces skepticism from lawmakers and engineers about potential overbuilding and cost. Guatemala faces cheap textiles amid a local market slump.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washmington
Desperate Citizen
Max Gardner
London
England
United States
Gardner
USA
Washington
North Caroling
A. Mitchell Palmer
Truman
Vinson
Gardners
Greece
USN
Australia
Evatt
General Assembly
U.N
The
Bell Syndicate
Bam
Louis Justement
Congressional Committee
Staatement
America
Urban Planning Committee
American Institute of Architects
Harry M. Brown
Baltimore
Maryland Society of Civil Engineers
Justemen
Ben. Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Dustement
Sam
Sen. McCarthy
Taft Ends Tour in California
Senator Robert A Taft finished a nine day California swing amid expectations Earl Warren may carry the state Tafts first choice prospects seen as unlikely He planned a Reno rally on reclamation then Seattle before midweek Indicated he would not discuss his nomination chances until after the Far West tour concludes
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Ban Francisco
Robert A. Taft
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Taft
Reno
Nev
Reclamation
Lake Tahoe
Seattle
Far West
Actress Weds Her Third Husband in Northern California
Actress Marie McDonald, age 23, weds shoe magnate Harry Karl, 34, in a private ceremony at Karl’s parents home. Superior Judge Edward Brand officiated as two dozen friends attended. The couple’s reception followed at the Mocombo on Sunset Strip.
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Hollywood
Marie
Oberlin College Welcomes 2200 Incoming Students
Oberlin College reports 2200 new students for Orientation Week, with 407 freshmen and 55 transfers in Arts and Sciences and 139 in the Conservatory of Music. The entering class includes 328 men and 273 women, with veterans making up about 10 percent of male freshmen. Over 25 percent come from private preparatory schools, many from the eastern seaboard, and students hail from Korea, China, Norway, Switzerland, England, India and Argentina.
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Obalin
Oberlin Colleges
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Seaboard
Korea
China
Norway
Switzerland
England
India
Argentina
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Uohianera
G. Hudnutt
Pobriana
J. Clarw George
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Holidaya
Mintered
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Ee Aoe
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British West Indies
Evebtion
Hug Hind
Miami
Rockies
Lada
Virginia
Hetty Green
San Francisco
Beg Lhayes
Athe Daily Washington
Rolind O' Drew Pearson
Othman
Guatemala
Standard Sanitary Corp
Employment Office
Woodford Ave
Finland
Oberlin College
YP. Rk. Smith & Company
Andwar Building Co
O.W
Colsan Corp
Elyria Say
Perry+Fay
Plaudlert
Romeo Pump
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Inrestment Securities Y. RK. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Paradise
Elyria Dairies
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