Idle Coal Strike Expands Pressure on Nation’s Economy
Washington reports a 23 day soft coal strike strains thousands of national workers as government agencies prepare new conservation orders for railroads and power companies. Officials warn a breakdown may occur and seek court actions to end the strike while announcing cutbacks and rationing to keep essential services running.
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Inland Steel Banks Furnaces as Coal Strike Hits Output
Inland Steel Co in Chicago halted two blast furnaces due to coal shortages from the United Mine Workers strike. Wilfred Syxes warned three open hearth furnaces may shut if the strike lasts, reducing daily capacity by about 2,800 tons. In Jackson, Glate Iron Co banked a furnace, idling 100 workers. Edwin A. Jones said layoffs would include at least two weeks’ vacation.
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Irferd Stent company
Unites Mine workers
Wilfred Syxes
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JACKSON
Glate Iron Co
Edwin A. Jones
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Slightly Cooler
Parily cloudy and cooler this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday remains cloudy and cool with a low around 36 and a high near 52. Conditions to persist into the next day with continued cool temperatures.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
Cary and the Bishop's Wife Film Ad Listing
Advertisement fragment lists Cary Grant and Loretta Young with David Niven in a film titled Cary and the Bishop's Wife. Mentions may refer to a cinema feature page and star lineup.
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Cary
Russian Apology Follows Fatal Gatow Crash
Field Marshal Montgomery travels to Berlin to meet Allied commanders as Russia apologizes for the Gatow air crash that killed 14. Sokolovsky expresses regret and assures free passage through an international air corridor. Britain and France accept explanations while U. S. signals travel restrictions and a postponement of private trips.
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Elyria School Board Rehires 50 One Year Teachers
The Elyria Board of Education voted to reemploy 50 teachers on one year contracts for the 1948-49 school year while three resignations were accepted. New hire Gail Gillmore, 24 Columbus Street, will teach kindergarten or first grade after completing studies at Indiana University. Several fully certified teachers were set for continuing contracts. remaining staffing relies on state rules for temporary certificates and vacancies.
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Elyria
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Wooster College
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Ruth Arkey
Janice Alexander
Dorothy ANanson
Lida Aukerman
Olive L. Beck
Elizadeth Carson
Eleanor Clark
Sidney arr
H. Louise Duff
George Miraben
Grace Nau
Marjorie Niemerer
Donald A. Phillins
Daisy racer
Jeannette Pugh
Willicam Richer
Robert Ringer
Gertrude Rose
Clarence Scarbrough
Corinne Schroeter
Phyllis Schuster
Shirley Denis Snyder
Frank So
Marcare
Stalls
Mary Visnick
Ruth Anne Woitz
Jewish Food Trucks Break Through The Arab Blockade
Jewish groups break the blockade to bring food from Tel Aviv easing rationing in Jerusalem. Hagana troops reportedly captured Kastel and used it as a base to push Arab forces back toward Mishmar Haemek. Arab attacks continued around Kastel and nearby villages as British sources questioned rescue prospects.
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Tel Aviv
Jewish agency
Haganah
Kestel
Kastel
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Mishmar Haemek
Haifa
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Fawzi El Kawkji
Jeru
Solomon's Pool
Suba
Elyria Board Rejects Bleachers Plan To Expand Stadium
The Elyria City Board of Education voted unanimously against buying bleachers to expand Ely Stadium seating. Figures from firms showed three suggested projects, with a $15 000 estimate for 1200 new seats. Officials noted the cost outweighed benefits and questioned league revenue rules affecting local receipts.
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Harold H. E.bing
Exbling
Lorain
Wisconsin GOP Primary Tests Stassen MacArthur Dewey
Milwaukee reports a three way race among Harold Stassen Douglas MacArthur and Thomas Dewey in the Wisconsin presidential primary. Polls opened with MacArthur supporters confident and Dewey backers wary as 700000 expected voters cast ballots statewide in a cloudy day with potential showers.
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Douglas MacArthur
Thomas F. Dewer
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City Council Addresses Traffic Plans and Routine Matters
City officials discuss a $4300 traffic light upgrade and a rotary turn plan for Ely park area with Crouse Hinds engineers. If adopted, lights would take about five months to install amid routine measures like parking meters and sewer tap permissions.
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Crouse-Hinés
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Rothe
Library Service In Schools To Be Extended
Elyria school board approves extending library service to seven elementary schools next year pending superintendent approval. The district will pay 3750 dollars for a year, with the library providing two trained librarians. Space and staffing concerns noted as the plan expands beyond three current schools.
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Lorain Man Hurt In Car Collision At Pole
Lorain man suffered a laceration after his car hit a pole on Murray Ridge Road in Lorain yesterday evening. Two 1949 Chevrolet vehicles were en route when the hitch failed causing a crash that sent one car into a field. Deputy Sheriff Gordon Marble said the cars lost control at a curve.
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Alliance Prepares To Move Clocks Ahead One Hour
Alliance to advance clocks one hour on April 25 after City Council adopted a Daylight Savings Time ordinance last night. Immediate automotive service ad insert mentions Deetz Inc and Chrysler-Plymouth at 728 W Broad.
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Elyria Council approves daylight saving time adoption
The Elyria city council unanimously accepts a safety committee report urging DST for the summer and reaffirms the April 25 2 a m clock change with September 26 fallback. A referendum on DST may be held next November if petitions circulate. Lorain council plan not yet decided.
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Robert Haney
Columbus street
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Lorain
DST
British Income Taxes Reduced Fractionally
London report says taxes were cut fractionally as the Labour government cites US aid buying time to repair the economy. Cripps, in the budget, raises taxes on beer liquor wine tobacco and gambling while cutting purchase tax and pledging no cuts to social services and continued food subsidies.
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LONDON
United States
House of Commons
Stafford Cripps
Record Voters Registered for Lorain May Primary
Lorain County records 44 055 voters registered for the May primary. Elyria reports 469 new registrations since last November, with total qualified voters at 11 608. Lorain city adds 818 new registrations, reaching 20 053. Statewide counties report all time highs in Cleveland area and Columbus totals.
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Amherst
Black River
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Ridgeville
Sheffield
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Franklin County
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Lucas County
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School Board Approves Two New School Staff
The Elsvna school board approved hiring two men. Claude Gilmore of 131 Beverly Court becomes Ely Stadium caretaker at 2810 pounds. He succeeds the late Edward Smith who died last fall. C. C. Jones, formerly with Pittsburgh schools, is hired as Elyria High School night custodian at 2206 dollars.
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Elyria High School
Claude Gilmore
Beverly Court
Edward Smith
C. C. Jones
Pittsburgh
Wooster Keeps Eastern Standard Time This Summer
The Wooster council voted five to one to keep the city on Eastern Standard Time during the coming summer season.
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WOOSTER
Spring fishing buyers flood Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads
Readers urged to use the Chronicle Telegraph Want Ads to buy bait boats and fishing tackle this spring. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to start a stream of buyers to your door.
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