Monarchists Denounce Franco Plan In Spain
Spanish monarchists denounce Francisco Franco’s proposal for a regency council to restore the monarchy. The plan would keep Franco as chief of state or name a regent, with a nonmonarchist framework if he dies or is incapacitated. Don Juan of Spain, in exile, looms as a potential claimant. Aimed at preserving Francoist laws, the proposal triggers political debate as Madrid watches. A separate note: shoe merchant Rush Welverton dies at 47 in New Philadelphia after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quariave
Generalisaith
Francisco Prancos
Franco
Cy Hallows
Justive
Monkreh HkeoTt
Finca
Radio Dae
Madrid
Doy Juan
Lisbon
Juan
Alfonso
Bpain
Don Juan
France
Sion
Constitutional
Becaus
New Philadelchia
Rush Welverton
Dover
Unrichevile
Continued Poe number from miners tribute to CAIW
A garbled message to UMW officials conveys condolences and hopes for a joint effort to honor miners. Former CAIW president Mitchell is cited, while references to Loweswath and a memorial event hint at a Centralia tragedy. The text blends memorials with mine disaster context, mentioning victims and shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Agli
Abe
CAIW
Mitchell
Loweswath
Renecs
Centralia
Draft Registration Cards Transition to Mementoes
World War II era draft cards are being treated as mere mementoes since the draft act expired. FBI and selective service efforts intensify to press willful violators, while Truman creates a new selective service records office led by Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey to manage 15,000 tons of data. Prosecutions loom as old violations surface. FBI processed nearly 99 thousand cases and sentencing totals reach millions in penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIM
J. Edgar Hnowles
Toca
Ashwelfare
Truman
Lewis B. Hershey
Hoover
FBI
Six Death Sentences at Frankfurt War Crimes Trial
Frankfurt announced six death sentences and one life term for former Nazi convicts. Karl Friedrich Huldebandt, a Mecklenburg Gauleiter, received the death penalty. Other defendants included an unarmed Allied Merbee victim and additional sentencing details were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Dac
Karl Fredrich Huldebandt
Acit Titer
Last Elyria registrant under selective service act dies not apply
A 23-year-old Elyria man who served nearly six terms in the Navy is named the last Elyria registrant under the Selective Service Law which expired at midnight. The last registrant was Francis Peter Callahan of 148 Elbe Street. He served April 10, 1941 to March 16, 1947, having been under 18 at enlistment. The board approved 20 registrations at its last meeting including four youths who recently turned 18 and several veterans returning to civilian life. The list includes veterans Robert Faith, Roscoe Marts Telchardson, Walliant Olsen, Eugene Cavin, Christian Crawford, and Callahan, among others. The board noted the end of registrations and thanked members for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Freday
Fio
Liter Sa Die
Oe Iretive Servier Ling
Hugh Clifford Callahay
Elstia
Iborm Mareh
Rege
Jne
Robert Louis Faith
Princeton Avenue
Roscoe Marts Telchardsan
Bailey Court Walliant
Bailey Court Walliant Henry Olsen, 24, of 122, Fliazabeth Street
Eugene Cavin
Bath Street
Ack Christian Crawford
Edison Court
Callahan
Ethie Street
Solin William Varga
Weal River
William Earl Pater
East Avenue
Bruce Reynalde Browning
Longfellow
Douglas Eugene Gotro
Willinms
Joseph Peter Rave
Turner Street
Hollie Adiume
North Prospect
Gerald Edgar Gilnes
Middle Avenues
Albert Herrington Verdon
Gultroa
Andrew Michael” Teucke
Waseley
Nicholas John Poules
Tibe Rust River
Lee Wayne Jalts
Nosthy Abbe Road
Harh
Callatuin
Elbe Street
Levprinatier
Kemp
Peesink
Tyme
Seetovers
Baxter Citeage
Saaveie
Friis Foostevene
Peevey
Damaged Front Fender Incident At Seas Dotted Locale
A police report cites a damaged front fender on a dated vehicle at Seas dotted on Fin a At Pert Nesterdige Ug onde. The owner is Eryeer Frn of 286 Waneiford avenue. A separate note states Robert Weetlane was bitten by a dog at 35t Winekles' street during an event with the Exchange Club meeting at the Lingin Theatre rooms above Tao foregut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dedaamett
Vth Street
Pert Nesterdige
Eryeer Frn
Waneiford Avenue
Peynatt
Robert Weetlane
Membeys
Elvira Xiang
Dun
Tao
Lingin Theatre
Wakeman Scouts Mare Corsages War Em As Te Mluchids
Fragmented OCR centered on a community page. Mentions Wakeman Scouts, a music festival, local gatherings, and social notes. Includes names like Mabel Barth and Mrs Josephine Barth with family references and memorial hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman Scouts
Ienet
Relief Authorities Investigate After Death Of Baby
Lorain County relief and humane authorities investigate the death of ten month old Elizabeth Heath of GaParté after her mother sought medical help unsuccessfully. Deputies found the child dead in the mother's arms and the mother, 82, and father, 38, were at home and work respectively. Authorities said the family had received county relief and church aid and may face eviction pressure amid the inquiry. Funeral services are planned at Bittner Funeral Home and St Mary Church with burial in St Mary’s cemetery. Also, Robert Lyncott, 132 Cornell Avenue, was arrested at 3:36 am for reckless driving on Ely Avenue and will be arraigned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Heath
Ary Heath
GaParté
Lorain County Humane Laacty
Reilef
Toa. Tm
Oder
Elyria
Tuputses
Humane Society
Harold Ewing
Ageney
Ehurch
Bittner Funeral
St. Ma
St. Mary's Cemetery
Robert Lyncott
Cornell Avenue
Maine And Michigan Favor Limiting President's Tenure
The Republican legislatures of Maine and Michigan ratified a proposed constitutional amendment limiting presidents to two elected terms or a maximum of ten years in the White House. Maine acted first, with Michigan following within hours. Four more states must approve for it to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Maine
Michigan
White House
Charges of Neglect of Four Children in Wellington
Horace Brown aged 36 of Wellington is charged with neglect of four children aged three to 16. Investigators found only two potatoes and a can of peas in the home. Brown earns a weekly wage in an Elyria factory. His wife Hylen Brown, 38, is also jailed awaiting investigation. The children are in the county children's home and Brown’s case will be before Juvenile Judge H. Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Brown
Wellington
Harald Ewing
County Daimantlé Society
Harney
Ewog
Brown
Elyria
Hylen Brown
Ewing
H. Haye
Postpone Hearings On Oleo Bill In Ohio Senate Panel
Ohio Senate Commerce and Labor Committee votes four to two to indefinitely postpone hearings on a bill to permit colored oil manufacturing in the state. The action kills the measure while a separate unemployment compensation tax proposal passes seven to one, setting a new minimum rate and a four year statute of limitations on past taxes. In Detroit, about 14 000 Hudson workers walk out to protest discipline of a shop steward and grievance handling, halting assembly lines and reducing production to about 460 cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Ohie
Fred G. Reiners
A. Hamilton
Goas
Unesn
Courthouse notices and divorces in Franklin 1824 skyline
In And About The Court House In And About The Court House Fintia ON Franklin 1824 West River several divorce actions were granted today by Judge D A Cook. Irene Johnson Sophia Molnar Eleanor Korsch were granted divorces on grounds of neglect cruelty and associated restoration of former names. Robert Hyan’s divorce was granted on grounds of neglect. Thomas Patterson and Theodore DePullar were sentenced to the penitentiary for burglary after probation was defind. DePollar faced burglary indictments at Nemecos Food Market and Jack Knivike Dry Cleaning Plant. details note arrests and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hyan
Frances
D. A. Cook
Irene Johnson
Par Uy
de A. Cook
Sophia Molnar
DL AL Cook
Thomas Patterson
Theodore DePullar
Eleanor Korsch
Frome Frabkiin
C. A. Cook
Stout
Begin Organization of Kent State Class
Kent State University aims to begin organization of a class as witnesses describe a court arraignment. The report notes arrests tied to misconduct around a university area and high school events with details about locations, officials, and upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State
Charges Dismissed In Case Against Herbert Jennings
Mayor A R Agate dismissed charges of operating a disorderly house against Herbert Jennings 23 Chestnut Street and Wiley B Smith 423 North Street after police found a party in progress at Jennings residence at 1 35 am Saturday Mrs Jennings admitted the officers and said the party belonged to the Big Five Club The mayor found the two defendants innocent when tried this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Agaté
Herbert ‘Jenning
Chéstnut Street
Wiley B. Smith
North Street
Chicago Chooses New Mayor In 1948 Referendum Test
Chicago voters faced a mayoral choice between Martin H. Kentnelly and Johnsen plus Russell W. Rootja amid a local machine reform backdrop. The outcome could signal how Illinois and national blocs align for the 1948 election as about 1.5 million of 2.13 million registered voters cast ballots. City officials will also pick a city clerk, a treasurer, and 19 aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Terns
Martin H. Kentnelly
Democratic Reform
Johnsen
Edward Jo Kelly
Russell W. Prootja
Gori Puarty
Roat
Ore
Kelley
Mane
If Mears
Iu Kenselly
Ken “Nelly
Veters Aly Wil
Stod a dinner fete honors local guests at Creve home
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Erweoe Gerthey Meo and Mrs Homer Reich brought many friends together for a formal dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tor, Mr Waker, and Mrs Stanley Leng. The event featured cake, gifts, and casual socializing among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Homer Reich
Waker
Stanley Leng
Cito
Patra
Subterfuge accusation cited in Centralia memorial dispute
Secretary Walter Thurmond of the Southern Coal Producers Association accuses John J. Lewis of subterfuge to force a memorial for Centralia victims during a six day mourning period. The event, tied to the April 1 strike, is to be observed by United Mine Workers with individual services planned by members during Holy Week, while federal actions impact mine maintenance and staffing.
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Pittshurgh
Reso-vigiation
John J. Lewis
Centralia
Ming
Walter Thurmond
SCBA
Thurmond
PUI
Bewis
United Mine Workers Tapl
John Michell
Trolchass
Unter
Centralia Rilners
UMW
Joes
Helfery
District 14
Colorado
New Mid
Lowie Wold
Postpone Action On Injunction Bill in House Labor Committee
The House Labor Committee postponed 24 hours the vote on a bill to authorize federal court injunctions against a nationwide telephone strike set for April 7. Rep. Ray D. Madden led the motion, opposition from Democrats cited, and Chairman Hartley said the delay allows members to study the measure. The bill would empower the president to direct the War and Labor Departments to seek a court order to curb a strike imperiling public health and water. The temporary injunction would expire with adjournment in July. Union and telephone company officials were summoned to discuss preventive action against the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feoud
House Labor Committee
Ray d. Medden
Madden
Fred A. Hartley
N. U
Micoibers
Three Auto Mishaps On Monday Reported
Three vehicle accidents were reported Monday. Albert Strand 216 Seconds and a driver named RLBL Man rlcourt collided as Strand turned into a gas station. Mrs George Tnnes of 625 Dewey Avenue said her car’s front end was damaged in a collision on Broad Street with a car owned by Paul McClellan Valley View project A trees driven by Donald Keough. Avonue was damaged and the vehicle tipped over at Route 46 and Loren Road. Deputies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Strand
RLBL
Post Auxiliary Sponsors Program at Birningham High
The newly formed group will host a program at Birmingham High School on Thursday. Merie Amisens, president, invites attendees and ticket share men Evercone to join the event, with details to be announced by the shop of EtsaL vie Birnonghats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingstam
Beri
Etsal Vie Birnonghats
Schoel
Ain
Merie Amisens
Evercone
Fragments From a Local Diary Entry
A readable fragmentary diary style note references addresses and names in a neighborhood. The text hints at events at or near Heaton and Woolmarth Ga with mentions of a street scene and a public area. Names and places appear obliquely, suggesting a diary paragraph rather than a full narrative.
Service Officers Seek Meeting With The Commissioners
The County Soldiers Relief Commission asks the county commissioners to set a date to discuss renting space for the Veterans Service Office. The office now rents space in the Elyria YMCA lobby without charge but must relocate. A Turner Block rental previously used by the commission was rejected, and the YMCA trustees met to discuss Veterans Office occupancy prospects. The commission hoped to open an office in Lorain by May 1, but no approval on rented space was indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Soldiers Relief Commission
Country Commissionera
Veterans Service Office
Spach
Elyria Ymca
Turner Block
Yaec.a
M. F. Fey
Yee Gardo
Veterans’ Service Office
ASCLA
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Longan
Lerain
Markets Update New Poultry and Grain Prices Across Cleveland
Market notes show steady poultry and mixed freight terms with Leghorn fowl and other grains moving at varied bid levels. Reports list wheat, corn, soybeans, and livestock prices with cattle, hogs, and lambs depicted alongside fruit and produce baskets, reflecting a broad farm commodities snapshot.
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Spain
Poe
Waneare
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Paadaw
Vinateur
Voth Gamug Weekly
Eaton
Mabel Barth
ML Theor Barth
Josephine Barth
Blyrie
Myr
Alspon Arth
Lathes Ette
Ard Mire
Elton Hum
Richard Steck
Metso
Arnounes
Aten
Ivan
Bbyrta Memorial
Fasd
Vct
Maithils Groige Ciogimiot
Lovaay
Mir
Ales
Everett Hill
Faimngy
Heuiedes
Lake Avenue
Lake
Chars Lotte Rindie
Wilt Starker
Hue
Anita Yha
Santa de Tists Beaton
Lotti
Beatey
Garrett
Broad Street
Hadaway
Spikes Market
Kroger’s
Walt’s Storage
Aguas Hoian
Peter
Belo
Acay Teva Dome
H. H. Benham
Savage
Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company
Detroit
Piven
Hunfor
Fintia ON
Franklin
West River
Siveen
Lota
Can
Jack Knivke Dry Cleaning
Decemver
Patle
DePollar
Nemecos
Lorain
Tottay
Joseph Ines
Geerae
Earl Cook
Hones
Othe Evrae High
Risa High
Chan
Gaulty
Siva Fieemien
Bere
Herbert Jennings
Chatham
Madison
Lewis
Post
Alege Ees
Heaton
Charles W. McGuire, M
W. Broad ST
Murbach
W. Bridge
Coal and Supply CO
Ueveland
Toledo
Vedlow
Briere
LAMBS
Areciing
James Choice
Vial
Hadibhes
Omasuy
Aoman
Vitor
Wifferich
Dave
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