Seize Rifles and Ammunition in Italy Amid Election Tensions
Italian police cracked down on suspected Communist arming efforts ahead of the April 8 elections. In Molfetta a jail and motorship were seized with 300 rifle cases and large ammunition stocks from Fiume and the free city of Keste. Sicily raids netted 200 arrests and confiscations of guns, uniforms, and Garibaldi Brigade insignia as violence rose and protests spread. Near Naples a bomb attack injured seven Communists at a political meeting. Rome prepared a 25 000-strong parade seen as deterring a coup attempt.
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Molfetta
Beri
Fiume
Jugoslav
Keste
Sicily
President Truman Returns From Williamsburg
President Truman returned to Washington aboard the presidential yacht Williams burg after a visit to Williamsburg Virginia. He and Mrs. Truman with daughter Margaret traveled by car to the White House.
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Washington
Truman
Williamsburg
Margaret
White House
Pheasant Feathers Lead to Fine for Fremont Man
Douglass Meggitt, 21, was fined 50 dollars after pheasant feathers were found in his car by a constable near Castaha. The justice of the peace court later imposed 200 dollars plus costs for possession of pheasants out of season, with the fine suspended for the time.
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Mercitt
Sin
Weather forecast for Cleveland region hints at clouds and warmth
Northeast Ohio forecast shows Perth cloudy conditions with rising temperatures this afternoon and tonight. Sunday expects partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with a chance of snow late afternoon or evening. Low tonight around 35. High Sunday near 58.
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Cleveland
Ojo
Perth
Los
Markets Found Today On Page Two
White flannel 28 cents, bleached muslin 44 cents a yard. An advertisement for W. T. Grant Co. and a note about a family party each Monday at 8:00 p.m. at the I. C. Hall Graf ton Ohio. Black River Game Club advertisement.
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I. C. Hall
Grafton
Oho
Black River Game Club
Income Tax Cut Clears Veto Over Truman Opposition
Congress overrode President Truman to pass a 800.9 million income tax cut retroactive to January 1 with effects starting May 1. Form printing begins with employer withholding guides to be mailed by April 24 and new estimate forms for quarterly filers by June 13. Treasury warns of deficits unless savings push and debates continue on broader tax relief and mobilization impacts.
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Congress
Truman
Maine
California
House
Senate
Treasury
Capriol Hill
Great Lakes Ship Traffic Heads North for Season Opening
Duluth and Superior prepared to begin ore shipments on the Great Lakes as 2 ships were already en route from Cleveland. Officials expect the season to start about a week earlier than last year with shipments beginning as soon as possible.
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Mina
Superor
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Garssons Plead Innocent in War Contract Fraud Case
Baltimore report: Gareson brothers, wartime munitions makers, and three associates plead innocent to war contract fraud charges. Henry and Murray Gareson set for trial September 13 in federal court. They were convicted last year of bribing former Rep. Andrew J. May. Bond of five thousand dollars continued by Judge Wilhelm Coleman.
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Gareson Brothers
Henry Gersson
Murray
Andrew J. May
D. Krut
Wilhem C. Coleman
Police Seek Bandit in Checked Jacket After Downtown Holdup
Canton police hunt a bandit wearing a checked jacket who robbed a downtown loan company on the second day of the month. The incident follows two weeks after a prior daylight holdup. No injuries reported. Creditors and residents cautious as investigators review surveillance.
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Canton—Polhice
Fire Loss in Elyria Declined Last Year
Fire Chief W. N. Bates reported Elyria’s 1937 fire loss at 55 26955 dollars, down from 3188 62 the year before. Total alarms 24 with 22 in Elyria. 14 in Elyria Township and 2 in Carlisle Township. Two deaths occurred in a Carlisle Street fire in February. Property losses totaled 3 230 000 with insurance recovery around 43 000. Major causes included smoke and tobacco, electricity, petroleum, and careless burning.
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W. N. Bates
Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
Dan WW. Hoithe
Elyria
Elstria
Ely
Elvria
Eltria
I.es Growned
Inssaniel Betes
Ruor Aish
Yanks Halt Russians In Berlin
American troops blocked access to the Soviet sector in Berlin and turned back dozens of Russians including a general, while a roadblock near Potsdam limited traffic to Soviet headquarters. American trains and air shipments resumed to support Berlin as guards policed the area.
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Tuo
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Wansee Station
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Frankfurt
Templebef
WA Flack
Re 1
Fleen
Demands Grow for Conference With Stalin
Washington reports rising calls in Congress for a face to face meeting with Premier Joseph Stalin. Rep Francis Cass of California urged the move, arguing for a joint stand with Truman, Eisenhower, and Daight against brain. The effort seeks the president to take such a step.
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Washington
Truman
N Daight
Esenhower
Josef Stal
Helen Gahagen Couztes
D. Cal
Eisenhower
Francis Cass
Aig
Ake
No Fingerprint For Veteran With No Hands
A veteran with no hands has no fingerprints for identification. A typed note on his discharge papers states no fingerprint, and the commission records him as missing or unable to provide prints. The account notes his Normandy service and recognition with the Silver Star for severity.
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Sergeent
Mvrg
Belmers
Pericipricd
Normandy
Nis
Ground Breaks For New Naval Reserve Center In Lorain
Ground breaking for a Naval Reserve training center to serve Lorain Erie and Huron counties took place on Lorain east side. About 30 service members in uniform attended as Mayor Patrick J Flaherty and Capt Hermen Frericks led ceremonies. The project cost about 230000 dollars for the center with total value around 500000 including equipment, tracing back to efforts since 1946.
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Lorain Erie
Huron Counties
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Longfellow School
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Army
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Hermen Frericks
Cleveland
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J Burger
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Hal Pryor
George Roth
George Johnson
Howard Brown
William L Newton
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Elyrians
Elsmia
Major Henry No
Decision Rest With Miners in United Mine Workers Strike
John L. Lewis told up to 400000 UMW members to decide on ending or continuing the 20 day miners’ strike. He released a letter stating he gave no orders to halt or resume work amid White House moves toward a possible injunction. Officials cited 12 events since March 12 as context for the meeting urged by Lewis.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Warners
Lewis
UMW
White House
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Ruman
Fifteen Ten Year Club Members Honored by Duplex Foundry
Fourteen men with long service at the Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company will be honored at a Cleveland dinner as part of the Ten Year Club. The event marks a tradition begun last year and precedes a Sportsmen's Show attendance in Cleveland.
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Tionight
Cleveland
John Snoole
F H Jackson
Jackson
Lakewood Engineer Company
Lford Brown
WL L Robnson
Andrew Wilmore
Jozeph Varga
John Fide
Bert Dement
Andrew Lerme
Ana Fransorzan Sr
Luke Futa
Louis Varce
Oren Cornman
Nce
Charles Acy
Willem Barrett
Stanley Wade
Residents decry Ford road dump conditions at county meeting
More than 40 residents met at Markley school to discuss the nuisance from the Ford road Elyria dump. They cited trash along West River and Ford roads, health risks from rats and flies, smoke and odor from burning garbage, and falling local real estate values. A committee was formed with Tarryv, Holus, Mrs Schese, Mrs Crandan, and a veteran from the nearby trailer camp to consult with Attorney Wickens on relief steps. Members of the county health board attending included W G Nord, Mrs Helen Arnold, C A Swan, Edward S Wills, M G Fisher, and B Russell Franklin.
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Eigma City
Ford Road
W R. Morrison
County Board of Health
West River Road
Elyria
Wickens
Tarryv
Spring Valley
R E Holus
Cary and the LIN Sunday Ad Summary
Classified blurb listing Sunday promotions for car care and radio services. Includes Roy Rogers Cars wash polish, factory authorized radio service, Bishop's Wife, Gay Ranchero, Deetz Inc, and Erb Radio with a partial phone number 3176.
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Roy Rogers
Bishop
Truman Signs Record Global Aid Bill for 16 Nations
President Truman signed a 6.098 billion global aid measure to aid European recovery and curb Communism. The ERP will ship farm and factory goods to 16 western European nations, provide military aid to Greece and Turkey, and extend economic and military aid to China. Hoffman is named as a leading candidate for ERP administrator as Congress approved the bill by large margins. Italy France Austria Sweden Norway China Greece Turkey expected to be top beneficiaries. no dollar breakdown yet announced.
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Truman
Greece
Turkey
China
White House
House
Senate
State Department
Free Nations
Europe
Hoffman
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corp
Congress
Russia
Italy
France
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Truman Orders Clark To Seek Injunction To Break Coal Strike
President Truman directed Attorney General Tom Clark to pursue a federal court injunction against the coal strike. He said allowing the dispute to continue could threaten national safety after reviewing the fact finding board report affecting about 400 000 United Mine Workers.
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Washington
Truman
Tom
Clark
United Mine Workers
Firemen Fight Ruins Of Chemical Recovery Plant Blaze
Firemen were called to the ruins of the Chemical Recovery Service plant on Vulcan street after an employee feared a chemical drum fire was spreading. The plant had burned previously on October 31 leaving 200 to 300 drums on site, some partially filled, with workers burning out contents to prevent explosions when unattended. The company has since moved operations to Norwalk.
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Chemical Recovery Service
Vulcan Street
Blake Street
Chemical Recovery Service ‘Company
Norwalk
Mooney Making Band Wagon Invites Chronicle-Telegram Ads
Readers are urged to use cheap Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads to turn summer cottages into money making opportunities. Don’t Wants become Do Wants with quick dialing numbers 44-121 or 44-131.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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