Ground Breaking for New Electro Alloys Plant in Elyria
Ground was broken Thursday for a $2,500,000 expansion project at the Electro Alloys Division of the American Brake Shoe Co in Elyria. The plan includes a new alloy foundry, office building, and employees housing space, with capacity for about 300 workers. Events featured speeches by city officials and company leaders, a ceremonial first spade, and a buffet luncheon.
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Flyin
Electro Alloys Division
American Brake Shoe Co
Hartman
Walter C. Hoffman
Stn-Alloys Division
Whyte
W C. Whyte
Electro-Alloys Division
Given
Bo Given
American Brake, Shoe Co
Klydias
Mr. Given
Thermalloy
Tei
Ling
Wit
Founti Ey
Flyrna Savings and Trust
Kiileang
Yoo
Pew Fundry
Berasshe Street
Electra-Alloys
American Brake Shoe
Lugiht
Elgria
America
Brake Shoe Co
Joffman
Alfi
Tos
Electra
Hoffman
Lausche to Name U S Senator Soon
Columbus reports Gov. Lausche is nearing a selection to fill the U S Senate seat left by Harold Burton. Thomas J. Duffy 68, recommended by the Ohio Federation of Labor through secretary Phill Hapa. Navy Cmdr. Robert T. Secrest of Senecaville and Robert M. Sohngen, state liquor director, are among considered candidates.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Duffy
Laysche
Robert MW. Sohngen
Navy
Robert T. Seevest
Senecaville
Senate
Ing Fina Lrp
Jausche
James Huffman
Collumbus
Welface
Frazier Reams
Toledo
Sohngen
Lausche
Secrest
Olvia
Missing Lorain Youth Declared Dead After World War II
Murnay Ry Ta Keister, a Murray State College former student and Lorain resident, was reported missing in action over Germany in October 1943 and later declared dead by the War Department with death presumed as of August 1945. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ho BR Keister and attended Murray from September 1999 to May 1942.
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Murnay
William Reed Keister
Lorain
Murray State College
Murray
Keister
Germany
War Department
Gidge Ho BR. Keister
Coal Industry Gets Notice From Lewis
President Hoh L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers notified the soft coal industry he will use the union’s weight to organize supervisory employees in the nation’s mines. He called a meeting for Monday at 2 00 p m with operators and UMW reps to settle recognition. He warned that refusal could trigger independent action and said the UMW would back current supervisory walkouts in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, signaling a broader organizing drive against major labor bodies.
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Washington
Hoh L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Lewis
UMW
van Horn
Charman
Nutlapal
Canibitice
American Federation
Laboy
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Appreciation Gathered for Lorain County C A Hummel
More than 200 residents from across Lorain County met at Elyria Elks Hall to thank Cot Hummel for his service as county agricultural extension agent. He will move to a recruiter role for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland next week. Local leaders spoke, a purse was presented, a grand march was held, dancing followed, and the Women’s Home Council provided refreshments. All county residents interested in the program were invited.
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Lorain County
Elyria Elks Hall
Cot. Hummel
Hummel
Wil
Feders Reserve Bank of
Walte
William G. Karetsel
Bougainville
Counci
Jamaican farm help arrives in Lorain County for apple harvests
Twenty seven Jumuipaits are brought to assist in solving farm labor issues in Lorain County this week. Henry L Leimbach farm labor office manager says most are picking apples and will stay until the crop is harvested, with potential help in potato fields as well.
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Lorain County
Henry L. Leimbach
Nation's Capital Faces Labor Crisis Across Key Sectors
Labor leaders, government officials and industry executives contend the nationwide strike wave endangers military readiness and economic stability. Oil refinery stoppages, a New York Shipbuilding walkout, and an escalated elevator and lumber strikes cripple business, threaten thousands of jobs, and prompt federal pressure to resolve disputes quickly.
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Salioni
Jeuin
Harald Telekes
Armegican
Tire
U.S
West
AFL
Lewis BR. Schwellenbach
Stubbort
Chicago
Washington
Schwellenbach
Old Workers International Union
CIO
Ickes
Six More Army Releases Announced for Overseas Veterans
The Army reports six more Elyria men receiving honorable discharges. Named are Russell W. Leonhart of 24 West Second Street from February 19, 1942, to September 27, 1945, discharged at Indiantown Gap. John Kovacic of 612 East Broad Street, Navy service January 13, 1942 to September 8, 1944, discharged at Great Lakes. Steve Chappo of 190 Sherif Street, Army service March 25, 1942 to September 26, 1945, discharged at Fort Niagara. Dale Maddock of 1242 East Avenues, Army service August 1941 to September 24, 1945, discharged at Camp Swift. Claire A Hard of 1 Highland Street, Navy service February 12, 1942 to September 18, 1945, discharged at Pensacola. Peter Mitpoff of 134 Elbe Street, Army service November 3, 1942 to Hoorenbey G, discharged at Camp Atterbury.
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Elyria
Army
Navy
Russell W. Leonhart
West Second Street
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
John Kovacic
East Broad Street
Juary
Great Lakes
Lois Steve
Chappo
Sherif Street
Fort Niagara
New York
Dale A. Maddock
East Avenines
Camp Swift
Texas
Claire A- Hard
Highland Street
U. S. Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Florida
Peter Mitpoff
Elbe Street
Hoorenbey G
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Seek Peace In Jobs For All Bill Battle
Washington Senators sought a peace amid the jobs for all bill fight as Truman called the measure a must in his reconversion plan. Senate leaders eyed early action while key supporters predicted passage, and House action on the unemployment compensation bill remained blocked despite a presidential plea.
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Washington
Truamas
Adthuy H. Vandeuberg
Michigan
Senate
House
Truman
Hues Ways and Means Committee
A. Hatch
N. M
Plane Crashes Into Ravine Near Wellington
A two passenger Inminglane piloted by WELLINGTON resident Moreland crashes into a ravine three miles west of Wellington on Route 18 at 7 30 p m while attempting a forced landing. The pilot alights with severe injuries including fractures and head trauma. He was removed by Wellington responders and transported to Falls Clinic then Lori Hospital.
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Wellington
New Moreland
Clarendon
W. Canton
Wellingon
Ross Consorts Farm
Conlon
Tolalo
St. Leis
Carl Weber
Falls Clinic
Sherve
Lori Hospital
Benidee Siferlig
Lorain Council Sets Time Change For Sunday Event
Lorain city officials schedule the clock change to 2 a.m. Sunday to avoid confusion with Elyria’s time shift. A Victory celebration is planned, with a luncheon at the Antlers hotel and a parade in Lorain, timed to Elyria’s events and city celebrations.
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Lorain
Elyria
Vorain
Antlers
Ap. Tm
Kiyrin
Lorain Ready For Big Celebration
Lorain plans a large victory day celebration with Fleet Admiral King as guest of honor. Gov. Lausche will introduce him at a luncheon, and local officials will speak at Lake View Park events. A separate coast guard search continued for a drowning victim from a Maumee fishing trip, while a Mrs. Byrnes body was recovered.
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Lorain
Brecet J. King
Admiral King
Frank J. Lausche
Lakeview Park
William E. Gilmore
U.S. Army
George Nye
Harry G. van Wagnen
Ald Wowan Deawan
Coast Guard
Louis Peppers
Maumee
Sandusky Bay
Margaret Byrnes
Mulbury
WALTS
Ady
Meat And Shoe Rationing To End This Year
Washington reports that meat and shoe rationing will end by year end. Price Chief Chester Bowles says shoes and meat will come off first, with tires oils and processed foods likely removed early next year, leaving sugar under rationing until supply meets demand. The GPA also plans half of meals to be ration free next Sunday, with final removal of others possible soon.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
GPA
Corporal Justin Arrives Home From Calcutta
Corporal Justin Justen, son of Mr and Mrs James Justen of La Gruner Road, arrived home from Calcutta India after months overseas in Burma theater on the Ledo Road. He will take a 30 day furlough and is expected to be home Sunday.
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Cyl. Justen
Juste
James Justen
la Gruner
New Jersey
Calcutts
India
Cy Kenneth Eugene iGenel Sertiy
Burma
Thdiantowg Gan
Bolivia to Break With Franco Government
The Bolivian cabinet approved a resolution denouncing the Franco government and ordering a formal severance of relations. Minister Eduardo Portilla in Madrid will be recalled to La Paz immediately.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Eduardo Portilla
Poe
CLS T
Massacre of Prisoners Reported by Gen Douglas
The report details Allied war prisoners in the Philippines and Japanese officers accused of executions. It notes plans to repatriate prisoners and ships available for troop movement, with orders restricting use of cargo ships as passenger ships until capacity allows. The piece mentions arrestees under an American order and continuations on Page 2.
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LOKYO
Douglasem Ardane
Wen
Philippine
Maedrihur
Pacific
Yakoldima
STU
Vian
Nipper Saleliers
Whitt
Dapan
Greater East
Sphere
Vaivilia
Seek World Setup For Control Of Atomic Bomb
Former Supreme Court Justice Owen D Roberts and three other prominent Americans urge President Truman to seek a world government as the only way to control atomic weapons. They warn the United Nations is unlikely to stop power struggles and urge immediate action rather than waiting ten years for a UN charter review.
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York
Suprema Court
Owen D. Roberts
Truman Jast
United Nations
Congress
UNG
League
Veneepa
Two Women Die In Truck Stall Accident
Two women died and a man was injured when a semi tractor driven by Lloyd Epperson of Middletown collided with a Pennsylvania freight train near COSHULTON. Mrs Ivoring Marsin of Springsfield was killed instantly and Miss Martha Harris of Springfield died later in an ambulance. Epperson was hospitalized.
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Coshulton
Lloyd
Epperson
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Ivoring-Marsin
Springsfield
Dfiss Martha Harris
Springfeld
Goshogrth
Early Boston Terriers Round Heaps The Story
Early Boston Terriers were once called Hound Heads about sixty years past. They were shown in bull terrier classes until renamed Boston Terriers. Glassed by Shemsplyes their true merit as pets was recognized. Classified ads in the Chropisle Telegram are praised when individually displayed.
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Boston
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