Eisler Case Seen as Justice Dept. Responsibility
Washington lawmakers urged the Justice Department take up the Eisler visa case after hearings on how German born musician Eisler and his wife obtained U S visas. Rep Jean Rankin and Rep Thomras pressed for immediate prosecution, linking Eisler to Gerhart Bieler noted as a top Communist agent.
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Washington
J. Parnell
Thomras
Amatican
Eisler
Gerhart Bieler
United States
Congress
Thomas
Rankin
Fister
Curtis Stresses Responsibility Of Parents
Carl Curtis county juvenile officer addressed the Elyria Kiwanis Club at the Elks Marine room luncheon stressing parental responsibility in juvenile trouble. He said workers face resistant parents and noted the department handled more than 500 cases last year with several recent and current cases cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Room
Oil delivered to Valley View trailer project in emergency
County officials arranged immediate fuel oil delivery to about 50 families at Valley View emergency housing, after Shell Oil exhausted September quota. Clerk E. Ru Comings secured Canfield Oil Co. for urgent shipment as Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority runs the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
County Commissioners Office
Lorain Metropolitan
Comings
Canfield Oil Co
Subversive Charges Strain East West Talks
Fragmentary pages discuss consult groups and how to consult them. Heated exchanges include accusations of subversive activity, with Americans rounding up suspects and Soviets accusing the U S of meddling in occupation zone affairs and insulting hosts in the American zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secres
South Korea
Americas
U. S
Freedom Train Pickets Spark New York Demonstration
In New York City police arrested twenty demonstrators outside Grand Central as the Freedom Train on display drew a large crowd. The group wore prison uniforms and carried antiwar placards urging amnesty for conscientious objectors. Police limited marchers to ten. the rest dispersed after a clash and disorderly conduct charges were filed.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Conscientiaus
Albon Man
Committee For Amnesty
Raia
Man
Truman
Gunmen Hold Up Bank In Tel Aviv Four Officers Killed
A gang seized Barclay's bank in Tel Aviv killing four British officers and fleeing with about 600000 dollars eight hundred thousand pounds. Two suspects were arrested within hours, a third wounded man hospitalized, and more arrests reported as violence spread in Palestine during UN deliberations. The raid, blamed on the Stern Gang, followed a major security breach in a city center bank during morning business.
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Tel Aviv
Verusalem
Barclay's Bank
Palestine
Stern
Jewish Underground
Allenby
United Nations
Lake 5Ucess
Je Whon
Unten
Hadi
Bian Aan
Pasha
Hata
Palestine Police
Barclay’s
Foreman Injured in West River Street Sewer Project
Carl Thomas of Fester Park, foreman on the sewer project, suffered a laceration to the left leg and a bruise on the lap after being struck by a motor vehicle on West River Street while walking to a ring machine shortly after 7:30 a.m. Police report identifies the driver as W Sutroad from a nearby district.
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Carl Thomas
Fester Park
Youd
West Fiver
Steeed
High River Street
Woman Guilty of Neglect of Daughter in Lorain Case
A 35-year-old Lorain mother identified as Martha Kaicher was found guilty of neglect of her 7 year old daughter by Juvenile Judge H H Nye. The child was cared for by a friend after authorities were alerted to the mother's neglect and life in Hix joints and a Lorain hotel. The daughter was placed with the child welfare board while the mother awaits sentencing.
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H. H. Nye
Martha Kaicher
Lorain
William G. Wickens
Jiquor
Joos
Hix
Nate
Welfare Board
Die
Wickens
Gas shortage in Ohio prompts demand for Big Inch expansion
Washington reports assistant attorney general Harry Fitzgerald urged the Federal Power Commission to grant permanent operation of the Big Inch pipeline by Texas Eastern Transmission Authority. He warned that Ohio faces worsening gas shortages unless the line, currently leased from War Assets Administration, can deliver more fuel this winter. He cited increased outputs from 140 million to 439 million cubic feet daily by next August and noted that Ohio consumers would benefit as pipeline deliveries rise.
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Washington
Ohio
Harry Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Federal Power Commission
Texas Eastern Transmission Authority Corp
Texas Corporation
War Assets Administration
FPG
Texas Company
Ghia
Lyourens
Big Inch
Ain Ohio
Onie F
Ene
Eastern
Police report notes crash and damped tire incident
Mrs. Robert Smith reported a tire damped while parked on Broad Street and struck by a car parked by Bill Wurst. Loren Etbert pictured, Fairlawn Avenue, Enlice reported. Avery commissioner dies Warren funeral services will be held for Frerest Weise. Guinnell Co veteran employee Webis found dead yesterday in his room in Cleveland.
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Robert Smith
Second Street
Broad Street
Bill Wurst
Fourth Street
Mast Broad Street
Loren Etbert
Fairlawn
Enlice
Avery
Warren
Frerest Weise
Prumbull
Y Guinnell Co
Webis
Asesterday
Cleveland
Gramey Cy
Borathy Hager
Hamilton School
Ubathie Toms
Ana Ston
Bay
the Bay
Fragmented OCR capture hints at political tension and names
The readable bits suggest a page fragment mentioning the kingd om ment ors and a plan involving adherence and timing. References to officials, dates, and political terms imply a local government or factional dispute with unclear details.
Elyria Art Dept at Ohio Education Association Meeting
Elyria art supervisor Miss Dorothy Jones will lead a panel on Where Are We Going at the Ohio Education Association art department meeting in Columbus next Friday. Sabra Armstrong, former Elyria teacher now at Glouster, will run a Saturday workshop on Community Planning as part of about 20 workshops. Prominent speakers include Verna Strague and Victor Lowenfeld, with Arthur S. Seigel headlining Saturday sessions. Several Elyria teachers are expected to attend, especially Saturday events.
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Elyria
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Dorothy Jones
Elytia
Jones
Art
State Association
Sabra Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Allen
Glouster
Ohio
Priday
Ver Tna Strague
State of
Victor Lowenfeld
Division of
Art Education
Pennsylvania State College
Arthur Is. Seigel
Chicago Institute of Design
Cholera Epidemic Strikes Nile Valley Prompting Vaccines
Panic surrounds Cairo as vaccination centers flood with people seeking protection from cholera. Egypt lacks enough vaccine for all and appeals to the US Britain and South Africa. Officials report 142 deported, 42 new cases, 32 deaths, and two million dollars allocated to fight the outbreak. Government declares the region cholera infested and bans pilgrimages to Mecca.
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Cairo
Nile River
Vallesy
Egypt
United States
Britain
South Africa
Ware Gaara
Shiayokia
Calebia
Persuit Losperson
Mecca
Death Records MISS ORA BURKS OBERLIN
Funeral services for Mrs Ora Burks of 148 Sent Professor street will be held at 4 pm Saturday at the Callingseteman Funeral Home. The Rev Wal Tour Guist will officiate.
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Ora Burks
Oberlin
Professor Street
Q&a Ppm
Setpeman
South Main Street
Violence at Galion plant sparks police action
In Galion the Neath Electric Co plant was shut as police broke up unrest involving United Auto Workers locals. McHerty, the firm’s vice president, was struck during clashes and a large group of workers confronted officers amid fired up tension.
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Neath Electric Co
Unimed Auto Workers Corp
Roper
Ko McHerty
McBerty
Aston
Umaynt
Taft Counters Administration in Tacoma Foreign Policy Speech
Senator Robert A. Taft in Tacoma criticized the postwar foreign policy handling as failing to preserve peace and violating the Atlantic Charter. He aligned with Arthur Vandenberg on bipartisan policy while arguing for a middle course between isolationism and internationalism. Taft framed Republican opposition as highlighting Democratic failures across Teheran Yalta and Potsdam.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert A. Taft
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Vandenberg
Tartoma World Affairs Council
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Court House Notes and Probate Law Changes
Aeeane County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn is asked to join the National Association of County Commissioners roads and highways committee with a Chicago meeting Oct 13. Probate Judge H H Nye and deputy Charles Husted discuss new probate laws including estates up to 1000 dollars no longer requiring administration. Various divorce suits and theft case updates include Marie Wilburn, Margaret Berry, and a pocketbook theft cleared by a 10 year old. A man named Virgil Board pleads guilty to auto taking with probation deferred.
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Aweeane
Oscar G. Dunn
Ohio County Commissioners Association
National Association of County Commissioners
Dunn
National Association
George W. Morgan
Association
Chicago
H. H. Nye
Charles Husted
Probate and Juvenile Judges Association of Chinat
Columbus
Husled
Grain Prices Are Climbing Again in Postwar Market
Grain prices rose amid Truman’s conservation message fueling gains on ble exchanges, while San Mateo saw a price war with below cost meat signs. New York cuts and ground beef fell, and Chicago grain futures edged higher though late trading trimmed gains. The wholesale index hit a postwar peak, and officials urged price controls and rationing as ministers and industry leaders pressed for action.
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Haited Press
San Mateo
Calif
Truman
New York
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateco Burlin
Chicago Board of Trade
New York City
AUC
Ralph E. Flanders
BR. Vt
Labor Department
Washington
Department
Nce
Lackman
Charles Laickman
Cambridge
Magirmant‘fagturer
Citizens Food Committee
CIO
Philip Murray
Congress
Harold EB. Stassen
Agriculture Department
California
Murriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
U.S. Iient
Europe
Tatable
Extended WAA sale of hardware items in Elyria
The War Assets Administration extended its cash and carry hardware sale at 400 Clark Street. The two day extension runs through Monday and Tuesday of next week, with only World War II veterans eligible to buy on presenting honorable discharges. Numbers will determine buying order when the sale resumes at 9 a.m. Monday. Over 900 veterans shopped this week, with tools for carpenters, machinists, and automotive mechanics proving popular as veterans seek to start small businesses.
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War Assets Administration
Clark Street
Elyria
WAA
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
A list of new books arriving at Elyria Library includes titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable items include Einstein His Life and Times by Frank and The Baltic Report Pacific War Middle Phase by Karig. Other works cover vocabulary improvement debates and Mexican folklore.
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Elyria
Wheeler
Maus
Moony
Vo Jcational Guidance Research
Auer
Abkarian
Toor
Strahan
Lyons
Phelps
Frost
Wilking
Einstein
Frank
Karig
Palestine
Perry
Albrand
Bowman
King-Hally
McNeilly
Randall
Skidmore
Werlers Naker
Workers Return After Mass Illness at Akron Plant
About 180 workers from the calendar team at BL F. Crowdvieh Co are to return to work today after a protest described as a mass illness sparked by an animas pay dispute. Company officials will meet CIO Rubber Workers reps once workers return in an effort to resolve differences. A separate item notes Akron permits a new home on Sheriff Street.
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Akron
BL F. Crowdvieh Co
CIO United Rubber Workers
Ala. Hahn
Ninte Street
Sheriff Street
Ety Binids
Hert Dickason
Huln
Markets Cleveland Livestock Report
Cleveland livestock markets show sluggish bidding with sellers attempting to steady the market. Steers mix, cows and hogs quoted across categories. beans, corn, potatoes and grains listed with varied prices and small lots noted. Strong entities include buyers, sellers, and regional market terms.
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Cleveland
Catule
Frence Po
Ted
Playmakers Open Ninth Season With Dear Ruth
The Playmakers begin their ninth season with Dear Ruth at Elyria High School auditorium at 8:30 p m tonight with a repeat showing tomorrow. Dress rehearsal ran to 12:30 am and five weeks of prep culminated in stage and decoration readiness. Tickets are available at the high school box office with no reserved seating. A workshop party follows the final performance tomorrow night.
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Elyria High School
Ruth
Imakea
Playymakers Workshop
Dear Ruth
Philatelic Club Sets Busy Meeting and Exhibit
Flyrna Philatelic Club members viewed a collection of 7th and 20th century United States stamps. Club president Robert Fredericks led the meeting, appointing a committee to arrange a future stamp exhibit with chairs F. Snyder Albert Lindemann and W. A. Rudy. November and December meetings were scheduled for the first and third Thursdays to avoid holiday conflicts. Potential exhibitors can contact Albert Lindemann at 109 Kaiser Court.
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Flyrna Philatelic Club
United States
Robert Fredericks
Fs &. W. Snyder
Albert Lindemann
W. A. Rudy
Lindemann
Kaiser Court
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