Spokesman harshly warns Austria over reparations
Yugoslavia's Vice Premier Kardelj demanded Austria pay 180 million dollars in separations from its industrial production. He labeled Austria a German tool and tied claims to Soviet aims in the German treaty. Kardelj spoke after meetings with Molotov, saying reparations violate the Moscow protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Premish Edwath Kardel
Austria
Kardelj
Bilteriy
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Columbia School News and Local Notes
Alumni enjoyed an evening recreation at the high school gymnasium with 18 men playing volleyball and basketball. Mrs Hershey and Mrs Vivarassia visited the Mower show. Robert Schaller moved to the Tomes residence on Route 82. Births include Marely Joyce Dreger born March 18 and James Bracy born March 18. Red Cross reported incomplete reports with Columbia’s quota at 4250. A 25 member group organized a VFW branch, with officers to be installed next month at the school auditorium. Orchid speaker Mrs Hunter addressed Olmstead Falls Garden Club on March 23. Nadine Wretfall visited Audria Groening. Homer Barier returned from California, Texas and Florida. Japanese sweeping streets selling food from trays.
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Harry Hershey
Ethiel Vivarassia, Jr
Einel Hershey
Cleveland
Robert Schaller
Tomes
Route
Erwin Dreger
Ruth Keller
Parma
Marely Joyce
Raymond Masters
James Bracy
Red Cross News
Mat Keenig
Red Cross
Columbia
VFW
Town Hall
Sandusky
Lorain
School Auditorum
Speskx
Clude
George Hunter
Olmstead Falls
Nadine Wretfall
Abbey
Vile
Audria Groening
Homer Barier
Berea
California
Texas
Florida
County Sets 1947 Farm Potato Goals Instructs Acreage
Robert J. Eglin as Agricultur al Conservation chair leads Linn County in allocating county potato goals. Farmers planting three or more acres must stay within their assigned goals to qualify for the 1947 price support program. Notices to confirm individual goals will be issued within ten days after the date of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonais
Robert J.eglin
Gitley
Loraly County
Deaths W GLASOW AND WAKEALAN Rreaferick N
Death records show William P. Glasow died at his daughter's home in Elyria area. Survived by four sons and three daughters. funeral at St. Agnes church with burial at St. Mary's cemetery. Also notice for Wakealan Reed of Wellington, a long blacksmith with 60 years work, survived by four daughters and three sons. services Monday at L D Gerber Funeral Home, burial at Camder Cemetery.
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William P. Glasow
William PP. Glasow
Karl Coen
Fla
Grant
Arthur Glasow
Elyria
Mary
St. Agnes Church
Leo Brissell
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wakealan
Arthur
Wellington
Herman
Correll
Amherst
Clera Pratt
Cleveland
Joa
L. D. Gerbert Funeral Home
Foe Eastman
Camderi Cemetery
Child Seared by Tear Gas Explosion in Cleveland
A seven year old, Ardith Menanes, suffered facial injuries from a tear gas cartridge that exploded outside the McNamee apartment last night. Walter, the cartridge handler, reportedly dropped it and it discharged toward the child’s face during the incident. The case moves to retrial with Common Pleas Judge A. Cos hes assigning three judges to hear the murder-related matter.
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Cleveland
Irvig
Ardidh Menanes
Tei
Walter
Common Pleas
M2 A
KCL
Group Will Study Intervention at Library Talk
A community discussion led by Miss Eleanor Goldstein will explore World Affairs, with two Greek-born Elyria women, Mia Spero Valassi and Myre James Glavas, as hosts serving coffee and Greek pastries. The event, part of the Lorain County Adult Education Council program, invites public attendance and participation. Police reported a traffic incident involving taxi driver Blended CL Squire and Oscar Goudy, leading to arrests for tail-light violation and disorderly conduct, with Goudy awaiting arraignment.
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United States
Lorem County
Sullivan MULETINGS POSTPONED In Sullivan church gathering postponed
Disrupted by minister's family illness and other local mentions the Sullivan Evangelastic meeting and related events were postponed indefinitely while a Washington DC professor from Boston University and local figures are noted in a fractured 1900s style report.
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Sullivan Muletings
SS Vie Cheisnae
Hines
H Ob. McAdoo
Washington DC
Eva
C Larshail MacAdaou
Higald McAdusiax
Boston University
Boston
Mays
Obayos
Yrevis
Gel Diiner
Sclusan
Sail
Lone Ali Ratti
Thorne
Meaday
Passenger Fatally Injured In Route 40 Crash
Edward Maurer aged 65 died from a broken neck after a car driven by Richard Snader 22 collided with the rear of a steel truck on Route 40 east of Werethi Morning Maurer was a passenger in Snader’s car. Robert Swancott 132 Cornell avenue pleaded March for reckless driving on East avenue and was fined $10 and costs by Mayor A. R. Agate.
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Wooster
Edward Maurer
Richard Snader
Route 40
Werethi
Maurer
Sin Snader
Robert Swancott
Cornell Avennue
East Avenue
A. R. Agate
NETVUs strike impact limited by state laws and contracts
Officials warned the walkout might be limited where state laws ban public utility work stoppages or where union contracts extend beyond the deadline. Virginia, Indiana, New Jersey, and Texas prepared measures or faced penalties, while several states and cities including Delaware Florida Northern California Pittsburgh Seattle and Lexington were deemed potentially less affected. Four Seattle unions and six New England NFTW units planned not to strike, with members told to ignore picket lines.
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NETV
Virginia
Charles Kern
Indiana
New Jersey
al Imd
Texas
Delaware
Florida
California
Pittsgurph
Erie
Asnland
Lexington
Seattle
Wash
NFTW
New England
al Pilates
Litchfield Open House Sets Sunday Gatherings
Litchfield residents report an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Law on Sunday April 1 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the Walter Jamison home to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with neighbors and family in attendance. Local families and guests from Cleaveland and Wilmot joined, with church activities noted and community greetings shared.
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Litchfield
Arthur Law
Usuiops
Walter Jamison
John Peters
Simon Stabler
Clevelay
Flora Bart
Seater
Alos. O. E. Mewer
Lester
Martin Schmidt
Asbury College
Marta
Rey Hart
Wilmot
Mes
Jean Stiener
Beverly Af Anson
Miges
Beythoidoer
Praclin
Claude Gannett
Verand Daugigver
Nanex Thompson
Thene
Biss
Fas
la Warthey
Linaree
Geval Grits
Gatia
Earl McVicker
Love Micha An
Mansfield
Lydia Cares
Bob Carey
Akion
Two Jamaicans arrive in Lorain County for work
Two more Jamaicans reached Lorain County to join 14 others already working in greenhouses. Local officials report some have requested repatriation amid a farm labor shortage expected for summer. Parole potential for more high school girls’ labor camps discussed. Holmes Furniture is incorporated in Elyria. Gunmen use smoke bomb to aid escape from Cleveland cafe, stealing $1000 as three workers sheltered in a washroom.
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Loraig
Henrietta
Henry Leinbach
Fort Lavér
Ruthber
Jamaléang
Loran
Anon
Jamaies
Othe High School
University High School At
Columbus
Lorain County
Laimbach
Cleveland
High Lorain County Students Earn Top Scores in Test
Lorain County seniors led the district in a multi-subject test with Marion Stafford and Philip Dale Daykin among the top scorers. Elyria and Ridgeville stood out with multiple high ranks, while several others earned honorable mention and district/state scholarship potential.
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Lorain County
Marion Stafford
Finlay
Elyria High School
Philip Dale Daykin
Elyria
Poe Sible
Gary Ellis Penfound
William Frang Davidson
Obertin High School
Philip Leland Forsyth
Richard Allen Griesemer
Ridgeville High School
Flyria
Frederick Earl Steele
Hugh MacDonald
Ted
Chester Ernest Gall
Ambherst
Rudy Albert Duscha
Gregory A. Anikouschine
Avon Lake
Chester
Bazeliwicz
Lorain
Glenara
Louise Knopf
Column Station
Wallace Nichols
Flveia
John Robert Pohlod
Ridgeville
Marian Helen Kingshirn
Burglary at Farm & Dairy Supply Store at Wellington
Police report a rear door pried open at the Farm & Dairy Supply Store in Wellington with a cash register broken into and about $119 taken. Investigations underway with deputies. Other civil actions include several divorces and suits, probate approval for a $2500 addition to compensation, and a vehicle collision case in Ashland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Barnhart
Charles Weltzheimer
West River Road Party Hosts Ladies Gathering
Mrs. Frences Ross of Shaddenrod hosted 14 ladies Monday evening at Mrs. H. H. Kangas’s home on West River Road. Attendees enjoyed a walk and a sad evening, followed by refreshments. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs. O. E. McIntyre, were mentioned in passing amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Frences Ross
Shaddenrod
H. H. Kangas
Novwan-Barker
Berea
Helen Miller
Avon
E Mcintyre Kuin Kangas
Toledo
Breter Harvey Kangas
Shanden Road
Harold Olsen
Mioand Mas
Ranges
Nelson Miller
Leouded, Dean
Mis
Jabbusch
Roivel Dean
John Morris
Reynolds Bombshell to try round the world flight delayed by rain
Milton Reynolds, a 41 year old millionaire inventor, plans a non stop route from New York to Paris Cairo Calcutta Shanghai Tokyo and Anchorage aboard the Reynolds Bombshell, a converted A 26 bomber. The flight was postponed as steady rain grounded takeoff from Roosevelt Field Long Island. Captain William Odom, Roslyn, will pilot the craft with T C Sallee Mineola as flight engineer.
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Newark
Milton Reynolds
Howard Hughes
National Aeronautic Association
Hughes
New York
Paris
Moscow
Siberia
Alaska
Reynolds
Foen
Cairo
Calcutta
Shanghai
Tokyo
Fsulphas
J Arty Air Forces
William Odom
Roslyn
Long Island
Ferry Command
Royal Air Force
T. C. Sallee
Mineola
Pamphlets on World War II dead disposition reach Elyria post
The War and Navy Departments sent sample letters to next of kin of overseas World War II dead, with pamphlets on disposition and American cemeteries. Return arrangements will be orderly, with ample lead time for families to plan funerals. brochures available from the War and Navy Departments.
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War and Navy Departments
Elyria Post Mo
American Legion
Haineiee i
Talend
Cout NY
Conpardis
Office
the Quartermaster General
Navy Department
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Jarea
Faugh
W. O. McClellan
Loyal Legion Post
Quartermaster General
Memorial Division
War Department
Washington
Db. C
Navy
Marine Corps i
Coast Guard
D, C
Reckless Driving Arrest on Broad Street
Hoviard McAvend was fined $19 and costs after a reckless driving arraignment on Broad Street at 4:34 a.m. The report notes another individual, Poutt, facing charges tied to the incident and mentions a $10 toner fine. The brief outlines the morning arrest and related penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoviard McAvend
Weet River
Toner Way
Colls Pouch Poutt Lotay
Broad Street
Spencer marriage announcement in Chehalis church
Mary Mae Chaney of Slurve, Washington, wed Frank Harre Clement of Spencer in a January ceremony at a Chehalis Baptist church parsonage. Chaney is a Shawville High School and Beauty Culture graduate. Clement, a Spencer High School alumnus, served in the 4th Marine Division before discharge in 1945. The couple plans to reside in Poell with Mr. and Mrs. Willes Welch attending the wedding.
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Spencer Ue
Spencer-Word
Ganton Academy of Beauty Culture
Spencer High School
4Th Marine Division
Willes Welch
Poell
Carl Stare
Franklin Dean
Elymia
Gladys Starr
Lodi
Frances Starr
Wooster
Starr
iPrances
Ray Milleoby
Asnland
Woman's Mission Band
the Baptist Curch
Adniveh
Ruth Here
Wellington
Vereziela
Grace Wood
Galumbhus
Mra
Sidney Beach
Jatin Battles
Hubert Mumaw
Ashland
Dan Lemninger
Elva
Din-Nep Puerta
Westrey
Paul Matin
Nick Beck
Waterford
Wals
John
Roland Stentz
Moose Club 1 Elects Officers for New Year
Felieipal officielte of the Biya Moosa club were reelected Thursday to serve another year. Frank Kaytion was reelected governor with Ed Ring as junior governor and John Gardner as treasurer. Other officers include Paul Schneider prel ate Jay Mee Loughlin trustee Verne Overdeer. Kayden named delegate to the lodge convention Frank Sittinger as alternate. Installation set for 8 p.m. April 17 with Past Governor Sittinger assisting. Members urged to attend as plans unfold.
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Biya Moosa Club
Fined for intoxication in police court cases reported
Richard Mraz of Prospectieéet was fined $4 and costs for intoxication after an arrest on East avenue new arena street at 11:46 p.m. yesterday. Chester Means of Huron street railroad camp received a $5 fine and costs for intoxication following an arrest on Lad street at 11:38 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mraz
Prospectieéet
East Avenue
New Arena Street
Chester Means
Huron Street
Railroad Camp
Lad 'Street
Public Auction Near Medina Ohio April 9
Public sale at a farm 5 miles south of Medina near Poe and Wadsworth on State Route 57 begins at 10 30 A M includes 5 dairy cows 15 Black Angus cattle 27 Chester White hogs 125 New Hampshire Red pullets 50 twelve week old White Rock pullets 20 fan hay 1150 bushels oats and equipment like a John Deere Model A tractor a 12 row mounted corn picker and a bulldozer among farm implements plus a Sherman gas range and household goods lunch served by the Ladies of the Montville Grange cash terms.
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Medina
Poe
Wadsworth
Stata Rve
Chester
New Hampshire
John Deere
Sherman
Ladies of the
Montville ‘Grange
C. H
Paul Rodgers
Farm sale of stock and tools near Wart of So Amherst
Sale on Thursday April 10 at 12:30 p.m. includes Holstein cattle with calves, cows, heifers, and bulls. farm tools such as tractors, binders, planters, separators, scale, and hay gear. Hay, grain, poultry, and household goods offered with terms cash and all property at buyer's risk. Located 2 mi west and 2 mi north of Charl in THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
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Birkbeck
Amherst
Quarry Rd
Cbarlin
Sida
T. B
Bangs
J. D
G. P
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Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Death Records
Frederick N, Peabott
The
Church of
Nichols
Middle Ave
B. Nichols
CL Squire
Edward Goudy
Rouse
Cleveland Street
Ben
Goudy
Ts Ptinch & A. Stewart
Cleveland Streel
Stewart
Squire
A. H. Agate
Oscar
Pixtey
Reed
Liston
Chestnut Steel
al Elms
Lax
Harold Dan
Bryant and Namy Stele
LaChange
George
Margaret “Mola
West Aves Sue
Cary
Robert Wills
Third’ Street
Cutee
Fuge One
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Russia
United Nations
Artie H.vandenberg
R. Ahrich
Security Council
Greece
Reese
Turkey
Boba Eee
Kram
Senvese
Veterans
Board of Elections
B. Boyson
Kolopos
County
Finm 18 Incorporated
Holmes Furniture, Inc
W. Kenneth Johnson
Wettrick
Harvey Holmes
Holmes
Ste Ivenson Butte
Holes and i Burke Furniture
West Avenue
Johnson
Molmes
Cnlicre
Idegeen
Gladys Lindsey
High Street
William of Wellington
Lorain County Farm Bureau
William Pias
Grafton
Robert Pias
Eleanor Nieding
R. D
Elmer
Robert Fisker
Tom Madeline
D. A. Gack
Marian Fd. R
LaGrange
Floyd von
H. H. Nye
Mereland Trust Co
Arimin Cate
Florence
Reap Street
J Ic Peney Co
Aim
Pune
Flores
Chistian Mareks
Carole Dire
Herder
Wood Tilley
Rob
Fox
Aia
Sullivan Tawistop
Ashland County
J Delmont
Deorhant Agaist
Avon Aerpert
Nlaval Boad
Lake
Joseph Penglas
Cleve
Raiway
Costa Reta Struka
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
U la Moose Club
Roy Kruggel
iMax McFadden
Auds
Stanley Hartman
Clark
Paul Cole
Walker and Spicer
Ivin Klinest
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