NLRB moves test cases on Taft-Hartley law limits
The National Labor Relations Board announced actions to probe unfair labor practices under the Taft-Hartley act. A federal injunction request targets Chattanooga carpenters and a complaint charges the International Typographical Union in Baltimore with refusing to bargain in good faith. A hearing is scheduled Oct. 6 in Baltimore.
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National Labor Relations Board
Uniténs
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
AFL
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baltimore
APL
CIO
International Typographical Union
ITU
Thee Nlrb
Graphic Arts League of
Graphic Arts League
Favor Purchase Of Sanatorium By Several Counties
Fremont Sandusky County Tuberculosis and Health Association planned to ask commissioners of surrounding counties to share in the estimated expenditure of 200000 dollars for the purchase of Oak Ridge Sanatorium at Green Springs for use as a multi county tuberculosis center. The site was offered for sale by its present owner, Dr Alec Johnson.
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Fremont
Sandusky County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Oak Ridge
Green Springs
Alec Johnson
Grease climbs to new peak as loans fuel spending
The article notes spending remains high despite federal cuts, driven by consumer credit expansion, public works funding by state and local governments, and rising corporate borrowing. It explains banks will lend more, including to foreign nations, to sustain demand for American goods and keep industry operate at high levels.
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Department
Biate
U S survey on Europe aid outlines US resource sufficiency
A five year Krug Committee review finds the United States has most resources to meet European reconstruction while the Marshall Plan may need adjustments. It calls for substitutions and allocations of scarce materials and emphasizes avoiding disruption to the American economy amid wheat, coal, steel, fertilizer and equipment needs.
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Washington
Truman
Krug
United States
Europe
J. A. Krug
Na Ser
U. S
Burfiope
Mayor Agate Calls Public Attention To Fire Prevention
Elyria residents are urged to participate in Fire Prevention Week from October 4 to 11. Mayor A Tt Agate emphasizes a national effort with proclamations by himself and President Truman to reduce fire risks, urging city agencies, fire departments, and schools to raise public awareness and eliminate fire hazards in homes and businesses. The Elyria Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee is planning observance activities.
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Elyria
A. Tt. Agate
Truman
Death Records Alfred Daniels from New London
Alfred Daniels aged 70, formerly of New London, died at his daughter’s home in Wooster after illness. Retired farmer and carpenter, he lived in New London until six years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Irene Rounds and grandchildren. Body at Sackett Funeral Home. services at 2:30 p.m. Thursday led by Rev. L. B. Shoentiitt, burial in Grove Street Cemetery.
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Alfred Daniels
New London
Frank Sutherland
Wooster
Sutherland
Irene Rounds
Clarksfield
Sackett Funeral Home
Lorain County Farm Bureau plans 1948 program at meeting
Thirty one members attended a Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting at the YMCA to draft the 1948 program. Groups covered organization insurance finance education and cooperative business decisions were reported by manager Merritt Powell. A committee chaired by Roscoe Campbell will draft the proposed program for next year ahead of county council meetings and the November membership vote.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau
Roscoe Campbell
Priday
Cooperative Office
Campbell
Hoskin
Stuart Olbrich
Powell
Joseph Pickworth
Glenn Buswell
Leslie Fitch
John Rose
School Officials Attend Conference
Harold Woobling superintendent of Rivii a public schools and CoA Cibbens superintendent of Lorain village and run schools plan to attend a conference Or CRU yapeetion aay The Imprayves meet oot Tesehom at Colomous Foray it was reported today. Superintendents and teacher edu Choon representatives Chramphone! Cio hate been ioreed to canter do the State Department of Fer vation staet headed by De. Cake Hissong. diate threcto: of education.
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Harold Woobling
Riviia
Coa Cibbens
Lorain Eogity Vilage
Colomous
State Department of Fervation
de. Cake Hissong
Diate Threcto
Court House survey set for Howlett ditch work Exton
County commissioners approved a survey for improving Howlett ditch in Exton township and announced three hearings at their office at 10 p m on Oct 13. The report also lists fines and arrests including Joseph Keller for assault on his wife, and other local court actions.
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Howlett Ditch
Exton Township
Red Cross Seeks More Blood Donors in Elyria
The Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross issued an appeal for additional volunteer blood donors. About 200 people were on the donor file, with many having rare RH negative types. Efforts include factory typing drives, with appointments by calling the Red Cross office or Mrs. Tulford. Blood transfusions are provided at hospital cost only for lab work.
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Elyria
American Red Cross Today
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. P. Tulford
L Red Cross Committe
Tutford
Tulford
Red Cross Office
Ex-Servicemen Tap Unemployment Benefits In August
About 75 ex servicemen in the Elyria area drew unemployment checks in August averaging $20 weekly, with 80 other unemployed people covered by the State system. Total payments reached $10,536.16, including $7,264 to veterans. Fresh placements fell to 10 from July’s 171 as referrals from the Employment Service declined. Elyria’s unemployment office reported 790 registered jobseekers, 244 of them women, and about 400 active applications on file, largely due to students returning to school.
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Elpha
James R. Tichenor
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Tichenor
Elyria
Tithenor
Police Court Roundup reports disorderly conduct and fines
Elyria police report Robert McKinney found guilty of disorderly conduct by Mayor A R Agate and fined 10 dollars plus costs after a Monday night disturbance at police headquarters. A billfold with 30 38 was found on Fred Crabtree after a complaint of being rolled. Crabtree charged with no intoxication and fined 4 dollars plus costs. Peter Guba, Cleo Phillips, and Lottie Deiedzio were fined for intoxication or related offenses. Lottie Deiedzio injured in a Broad and Court street collision with Gussie Smallwood, treated and released at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Robert McKinney
Fuller Road
A. R. Agate
Elyria
Fred Crabtree
Portsmouth
Crabtree
Clark Street
Peter Guba
East Hiver Street
Lottie Deiedzio
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Broad
Gussie Smallwood
Linwood Street
Smallwood
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Former Judge Webber Seeks More Copies for Elyria Library
Former Judge A R Webber requests additional copies of his 19th century book Early History of Elyria and Her People to supply the Elyria Library. He printed 500 copies at a cost of 600 dollars to gift to libraries and friends, not for sale, and hopes donors will provide more copies. The library notes rising demand as the city grows and new residents arrive, with high school students also using the work to learn about the city.
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Webber
A. R. Webber
Elyria
theElyria
Eqaily
Learh
Hbbiaries
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Medina
Nas Drivady
County Jail Holds Unused $2000 Laundry Equipment
In the county jail basement a new $2,000 industrial laundry unit sits idle for lack of operators. Sheriff Carl Finegan notes the device exists but no deputy can be assigned to laundry work, forcing the county to pay about $1,200 yearly to external laundries. A custodian job is proposed to run the machine and assist with jail and courthouse janitorial tasks.
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Carl Finegan
Goiulion
Rotarians View Travelogue Of Rotary Convention Trip
Elyria Rotarian meeting featured past president Burton I Ohhlemacher presenting a movie travelogue on his San Francisco Rotary convention trip. Scenes included Great Salt Lake Yosemite Coast Golden Gate Bridge and Fifth District Ohio Conference shots. Guests were Harry Martin Ralph Tibball and Arthur Waters.
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Elyria
Harry Martin
Piqua
Ralph Tibball
Arthur Waters
Planes destroyed in Warren fire near Parkman
Sparks from a welding torch caused a fire at Warren Airways near Parkman destroying two small planes and a repair shop. The blaze caused about $15,000 in damage and no injuries were reported.
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Warren
Warren Airways
Parkman
New BUC Policy Outlines Cooperation With Labor Groups
National officials speak at Ely Lodge rally as Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation outlines a policy shift. The three aims include broad discussion of proposed changes with management and labor, immediate increased unemployment registration with the State Employment Service, and a stronger emphasis on the employment service phase of the bureau.
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Ohio
BUC
Ohio State Employment Service
Livestock Prices and Market Report for Veland Eland
Livestock and produce market notes show bids soften, buyers bid lower while sellers try to steady. Steers and heifers mixed, cows and calves varied, lambs and sheep slower but steady with modest gains on some weights. Fruits vegetables and grains listed with multiple commodities and price ranges from apples to wheat and soy beans on the Toledo market.
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Veland Livestock Eland
Rally Honors Brotherhood Founding on Anniversary
The rally marked the 64th anniversary of the brotherhood. Principal speaker was D Park Kennedy national secretary treasurer who spoke on wages insurance and other topics. Four national executive board members attended Daniel J. Bredsman George W. Nelson James L. Pierce and W E Chase. Ely Lodge 1038 membership includes Flyrna terminal brakemen switchmen and conductors with about 25 attending last night. Local officers are R C Carnack Clarence Wright and C P Dennison.
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D. Park Kennedy
National Organization
National Executive Board
Daniel J. Bredsnan
Winnipeg
Manitoba
George W. Nelson
Winslow
Arizona
James L. Pierce
McComb
Mississippi
W. E. E. Chasé
Detroit
Michigan
Ely Lodge
R. C. Carneck
Amherst
Clarence Wright
Elyria
C. P. Dennison
Garage Fire Causes Minor Damage Here
A garage fire of undetermined origin caused slight damage yesterday afternoon at 114 Artemas Court the home of Mrs Shirley Wilson No car was in the garage but garden tools storm sash and other articles were stored there Firemen said the blaze started in a large reed hamper used as a container for cans and rubbish and burned the north wall to the roof edge with siding and roof boards charred and paint scorched above the doors
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Shirley Wilson
Artemas Court
Special Services At First Baptist Church
Nightly services at First Baptist Church feature A C Fegert delivering messages. Feigert, known in Elyria and Lorain County for Gideons work, draws large crowds as tonight’s service starts at 7 30 p m. Collisions reported on Cleveland Street and at Routes 54 and 57 caused damage to several vehicles, police and deputies said.
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A. C. Fegert
Feigert
Elyria
Lorain County
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Gideons
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
Abe Zalslo
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Thompson
Niel Capell
North Ridgeville
Rose Y1icha
Lorain
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