Good Year for Farmers Seen by Brannan and Wells
Washington in testimony before the House Appropriations Committee Agriculture Secretary Brannan and economist Wells projected a good year for farmers with price support stabilizing the economy. They warned costs would stay high and income likely dip modestly below last year due to continued defense demand and high consumer income.
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Agriculture
Cheries F. Brannan
Brennen
Sef
Spendis Brennan
Wells
Res
Ohio Assembly Awaits Budget From Governor
Columbus Ohio awaits the governor's biennial budget to be released to a joint session of the Ohio House and Senate. Lausche aims to avoid new taxes while facing demands for increased school and local government aid, higher state employee pay, larger pensions, and more welfare funding. The proposal would start July 1 with an estimated total around 600.9 million, about 69 million above the prior general operating bill. Reports indicate sales tax declines may affect revenues and the budget pits capital investment against surplus use. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio House
Senate
Gresource
Thomas J. Herbert
Lausche
Herbert Cominissron
House
Weather outlook and entertainment notice
Cleveland area forecast predicts clear skies with little temperature change this afternoon. Tuesday turns fair and milder with a high near 58. Also listing entertainment at The Graystone Lounge featuring The Two Debonaires of WHK and Marge Rogers on Friday and Saturday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Graystone Lounge
Marge Rogers
Hotel Grarstone
Boy Wounded as Rifle Discharges Near Lorain River
Joseph Renzhofer 16 of 2630 Lexington Ave Lorain was seriously wounded when an allegedly unloaded .22 rifle discharged while he and two friends John Jessel III and James Jessel 14 were shooting along the Lorain river near Root Road and Route 611. Deputy Meyers reported he was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital. James Jessel said he inspected the weapon and thought it unloaded. the gun discharged injuring Joseph. James fainted upon seeing the wound and ran for help.
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Joseph Renzhofer
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Root Road
Renzhofer
Richard Meyers
Twe Bet
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joseph
John Jessel
James
Broadway
dJemes
Depair
Last Day To Register To Vote In Lorain County May 3 Primary
Final registration deadline today for Lorain County residents intending to vote in the May 3 primary. Voters in Lorain and nearby precincts must file by 5 8 p m with the County Board of Elections to be eligible, shaping municipal office nominations and the Lorain Municipal Court election.
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Lorain
Kiyria
Elvira
Student Injured In Motorcycle Crash Near Columbus
Wellington resident 19 year old 1353 North Fridee read fractured left leg after motorcycle overturn after hitting hole in pavement on route S and near Suntingten. Penton a returned veteran sustained injuries while attending class at Ohio State University. The crash occurred about 9 p.m. last evening.
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Wellington
North Fridee Read
Lo- Tain
Ober
Ohie State Univrs
Rveneri
Penton
Iumtingten
Three Men Drown After Canoe Capsizes in Wisconsin
Three Milwaukee men Harald Gleissner 20 Ralph Ripple 20 and Russell Noell whose address was unknown drowned near a 12 foot dam on the Airl Waukee river after their motor canoe capsized survivor Ray Majeske 27 Milwaukee said he tried futilely to rescue them.
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Thiensville
Wis
Airl- Waukee
Ray Majeske
Milwaukee
Harald Gleissner
Ralph Ripple
Russell Noell
New Post Office Reports Record Business in First Quarter
Elvira post office reports a first quarter total business volume of 90373.40 dollars and all-time monthly records for January 2999.93 February 28222.51 and March 33057.95. The gain surpasses 1955 and 1943 records due to higher postage rates and more pieces handled.
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Joseph Gibbons
Elvira Post Office
North Atlantic Pact Born From East West Split
Washington recalls the East West split as the catalyst for NATO, citing postwar disagreements on peace treaties and disarmament. Key milestones include Brussels pact signing and nation invites, with photo notes on treaty negotiations and ratification steps through spring.
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Washington
Russia
United Nations
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Brussels
Senate
Vandenberg
United
Red Cross Fund Surges in Cash and Pledges Amid Drive
Campaign workers push forward to raise funds as the Red Cross reports 24 074 93 dollars in the till and pledges continuing to come in. Executive secretary Miss Schreop notes progress though totals still lag behind the $25,000 target with more contributions expected from individuals and postal pledges.
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Schreop
MTIS
von Berg
Mores
Individue
Red Cross
Police Chief Harry L. Stark Dies In Alliance
Funeral services planned for Harry L. Stark 62 police chief of Alliance since 1927 who died last night of a heart attack after returning from a Florida vacation. Immediate Guaranteed Automobile Service. Deetz Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth 728 W Broad.
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Alliance. O
Harry L. Stark
Stark
Florida
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Three Persons Die in Violent Deaths Reported
A fragmentary notice records three violent deaths in an unspecified county. The brief text mentions a coroner or medical examiner and references counties and agencies, but readable details are limited and names or exact circumstances are not clear.
Robbery During Funeral Services Shocks Local Community
A home was burglarized during funeral services, with a suspect entering the residence while mourners gathered. Police responded as investigators secured the scene and mourners expressed shock at the intrusion amid the observance. The item mentions Mrs Rebecca Crimeoie and a Westinghouse Roasters sale note nearby.
Cleanup Week to Begin in City April 18
Director Dr. Kothe announced the annual Spring Cleanup Week will run the week of April 18. Street crews will start rubbish pickup citywide on April 18 and collect waste from along curbs and rear alleys. No ashes will be removed and only one trip will be made on each street, so rubbish must be placed out that morning.
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Kothe
Senate Lagging Says Lucas Pushes for Special Session
Senate Democratic Leader Scott W. Lucas said he may urge President Truman to call a special session or recess the Senate later this summer if lawmakers do not advance the Marshall plan extension and other must legislation. He called the Senate’s pace slow and ordered a night session to speed action. House leaders told Truman the House will likely recess on April 14.
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Scott W. Lucas
Trusman
Congress
Senate
Truman
Lucas
House
Auto driver causes near flood on Grafton road
A sneeze while driving on Grafton road near a school Saturday evening sent a car off the pavement and into a hydrant, flooding the road as deputies worked to control the spill. Several other weekend accidents were reported, with injuries described as minor.
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Lakewond
Frack
Res
Howes
Timd
Shile
Brurs
Albert E. Baker
Snow Road
North Ridgeville
Contol
Beiden
Grafton
Northma Bex
Jack McCain
Eivria
Joseph Gurchik
Leroy Gcavan
Declare Not A Cab Will Roll In New York
Organizers for Pevreteet stage a four day strike action in New York to protest cab service and demand recognition for workers. Demonstrations continue near a garage where strikebreakers were alleged to be imported from New Jersey as the Lerza County Board of Education schedules its regular monthly meeting at 420 West Teed Street.
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New York
York
Se.d
Termine Tani Sistem
New Jersey
Lerza County Board of Educaton Oweqll
Theme Of Treaty Prompts US War Debate
Washington reports the North Atlantic Treaty embodies collective defense under Article 5 with armed assistance to attacked allies. It notes the clause does not bind the United States automatically to war, preserving Congress power, while some officials and senators advocate war in major attacks.
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Washington
United States
Alliance
Congress
Deen Achessan
Warns Christians They Can Expect Scorn and Persecution
Dr. Paul Kershner of the First Congregational Church cautions that Christians will face scorn as worldly power falters while the faithful, the little flock, endure. He urges evangelism and cites Jesus and Arnold Toynbee to illustrate minority strength, noting low Protestant church attendance nationwide. Tonight at 8:30 Playmakers present Joan Leaves Mary in the HS Auditorium with tickets at the door.
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God
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Aaron
Kerspier
Christan Cauren
Per
Ogs
Ezansi
Jesus
United States
Kershier
Arnold Tomabee
Joan
Mary
HS Anuditorium
North Atlantic Treaty Signing by 12 Nations in Washington
In Washington 12 democratic nations sign the North Atlantic Treaty amid Soviet protests aimed at Norway and Denmark. The ceremony on Constitution Avenue features leaders and foreign ministers, with Truman expected to address the gathering and a potential $2 billion aid program for Europe to follow.
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U.P
Soviet Union
Norway
Denmark
United States
Europe
Russia
Soviet Russia
Constitution Avenue
Truman
Senate
Congress
Moscow
France
Great Britain
United Nations
Treaty pledges common defense alliance in brief
United States United Kingdom France Belgium Canada Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Denmark Iceland Italy Portugal join a mutual defense pact. Members may withdraw after 20 years with one year notice and a 10 year review is possible. Effective when ratified by the seven original nations. U S Senate two thirds approval required for ratification.
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United States
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Canada
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
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Portugal
U.S. Senate
Russia
Russia to Demand Wide Debate Over Pact at UN Session
Western powers brace for Soviet push as UN General Assembly reopens in Flushing Meadow. Moscow may seek an expansive debate on the 20 year North Atlantic pact while Western delegates foresee tough votes on East West tensions and future UN action.
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N. Y
United Nations
General Assembly
Flushing Meadow
Russia
Andrei A. Gromrko
Washington
Gromyko
U.S
Rusea
Italy
Franco Spain
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Bulgaria
Security Council
Paris
Buyers Seekings items from Simpis basement and attic
Buyers seek articles no longer needed including furniture toys bicycle camera golf clubs clothing baby bed and a musical instrument. Cash paid in a hurry through Chronicle Telegram want ads. Dial 44 121 or 44 131 to list items today.
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Atic
Chronicle - Telegram
The Smorgasbord at Amherst Serves Lunch Hour Dining
The Smorgasbord in Amherst offers lunch hour service with private spaces for ladies groups and business groups at no extra charge. Reservations requested by calling Amherst 5082.
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Smorgasbord
Amherst
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