Ceilings Likely On Prices And Wages
Washington officials report Roosevelt's administration plans to replace selective controls with universal price and wage ceilings. Two key orders proposed freeze retail prices and regulate wages, salaries, and benefits, with tax increases and compulsory savings possible. The program, described as explosive, aims to curb inflation and force tighter credit, as advised at a White House conference led by Henderson and attended by Wallace Eccles and Morgenthau.
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Hoosevelt
Arunther
Tom Henderson
White House
Henderson
Henry A. Wallace
Harold J. Smith
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
UN Treasury
Henry Moraenthau
Roosevelt
Alice
Sub Long Overdue For Lost Reported In Java Waters
The six year old sub Perch has been overdue for more than a month and is believed sunk in Java waters, the Navy announced today. The Perch last operated in the Java Sea and carried a crew including machinists aboard on its last voyage. Commander Admiral Hart is noted as the submarine’s commander with no exact casualty details released.
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Washington
Java
Navy
Java Sea
Comraunique
Amdr
David Albers Hart
Trains Crash Kills Four and Injures Dozens Near Minneapolis
A collision occurred about 30 miles south of Minneapolis when a Chicago St Paul Omaha interurban train struck a stalled paliac train at Savare. At least four persons were killed and many injured, with officials uncertain of the total casualties.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Savare
Here
Chitaco
St. Paul
Minneapolu
Omaha
Babe Ruth Improves In Pneumonia Case In Movie Role
Hollywood reports Babe Ruth, struck by pneumonia four days ago, showing further improvement. Dr Nichols Smith says Ruth’s condition is stabilizing while he prepares to resume acting in a film about the life of a baseball legend.
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Hollywood
Babe Ruth
Nichols Smith
Nimatl
Ohio Weather Report Mix of Snow and Cool Day
Light snow persists in extreme northern portions this morning while temperatures stay cool. Forecast calls for a chilly day with unsettled conditions and a board market note on the page.
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Ohio
Ohio Flood Threat Delays Plowing as Rivers Rise
Flood warnings spread across Ohio as heavy rains swelled rivers and inundated farmland and roads. The Ohio River at Cincinnati topped 20 feet while Scioto and Sandusky rivers reached near crest levels, with rescues in Milan and closures of several state routes in Guernsey and nearby counties. Local industries faced potential disruption as water blocked roads and threatened river towns.
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Ohioy
U.S. Weather Bureau
Columbus
Mshoning River
Dancer
Halling
Ohio
Cincinnati
Highway Department
Sciotn
Sandusky
Upper
Fremont
Floyd Ath
Tiflin
Liverpool
Pattieburgh
Norther
Ohm
Milan
Kenneth Geriliver
Waller
Milian
Ayertions
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Perth
Zanesville
Elyria Ministers To Meet Monday
A meeting of the Elyria ministers association will be held Monday at 10 oclock in the First Methodist church study. All city ministers are urged to attend as plans for a communitywide vacation church program to be conducted this week will be discussed.
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Elyria
Flyria
Ety
Flying Instructor And Cadet Die In Plane Crash
An army flying instructor and a British cadet were killed when a Bell training plane crashed in a spin at Gunter Field near Montgomery. Victims were Teut William Swearingen Mudd, 23, of Birmingham Alabama, and RAF Frederick Nash, 28, of Daver England.
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Aly
Gunter Field
Teut
William Swearingen Mudd
Bemmingham
Ala
Frederick Nash
Daver Enzlard
London Metropolitan Police Force
Wainwrights battered forces dig in for last stand at Corregidor
The battered remnants of Lieut. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright’s forces dig into Corregidor for a final stand under crossfire from Japanese artillery. About 500 troops on Bataan Peninsula facing fate as defense of the peninsula collapses. The white flag had been raised on Bataan and evacuation to Corregidor halted, leaving thousands’ futures uncertain.
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Wainwright
Corregidor
Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Batian Peninenta
Frank Hewlett
United Meesy
Bataan
War Department
Peninsula
Tokyo
Trewlitt
Hataan
Japanese Planes Bombing Almost At Will Over Burma
Japanese planes, reinforced, bomb Burma fronts and rear bases in fierce combat. American and British pilots reportedly shot down seven enemy aircraft, with one dispatch noting seven down for certain and none more probable. Battles raged as raids continued across Tara and Tutve regions.
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Burma
SEW Delas
India
Tara
Tutve
United Press
AWG
Eight Trustees To Be Elected For Y M C A
Elyria Y M C A announces eight trustees will be elected at the annual membership meeting held Thursday evening April 30. A dinner meeting at 639 pm precedes the event with department brads and entertainment planned. no guest speaker. All association members are invited.
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Elyria Y. Mlc
Brads
Surelation
Too Cold No Game In Cleveland Today
The Cleveland Indians opener was postponed due to cold weather. Officials said the Grants are scheduled to meet tomorrow as conditions improve.
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Cleveland
Lametown
Massillon Board Seeks Special Election for School Levy
Massillon Ohio April 11 The Massillon Board of Education asked Stark County election officials to set May 12 for a special election on a four mill property tax levy to fund schools. The levy, defeated in ten elections last fall and again in February, hinges on voter approval to operate a 1942-43 fall term, says Supt L J Smith.
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Massillon Baant of Education
Stark County Electione Board
L. J. Smith
Dutch Ship Camouflaged As Tropical Island Reaches Australia
Melbourne dispatch reports a Dutch warship camouflaged as a tropical isle has reached Australia. The commander says the ship sailed March 6 with a crew of seventy and altered camouflage frequently due to heavy seas. He notes prior strikes on a nearby base and sinking vessels, and describes the harbor as crowded with ships and the naval base nearly empty.
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Australia
Melbourne
Apel
Warstily
Seerabaja
Java
Seerskajy Paral Bar
Bether
Industrial Salvage Group Organized in Elyria
Organization of a Lorain County industrial salvage committee was charted at a meeting of plant executives at Elyria Country Club. Waller Nord of the U S Automatic Company was elected chairman. Harry W. Gueth Secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce was named secretary. Other members include Smythe of Shovel Company, T M Seurteck of American Stove, W F Gollmar of Fiyria Foundry, C A Olsen Manufacturing, George Calvert Mandler, W W Clisby Weltingum Machine, and Ambert.
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Lorain County
Elytia Country Club
Waller Nord
U. S. Autosmatic Company
Ambert
C of
Smythe
Thew Shovel, Company
T. M. Seurteck
American Stove Company
Ft. Pridt
National Tube Company
W. FP. Gollmar
Fiyria Foundry
C. A. Ol Zen
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
George Calvert
Mandler Company
W. W. Clisby
Weltingum
Harry W. Guetht
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Latain County Committee
Elyria Sends Another Group of Young Men to Army
Elyria youths depart for military induction amid band performance and farewells. The departure gathers 300 in front of city hall as the first group under immediate induction, with some awaiting through more thorough Army exams in Cleveland.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Ely Park
Frmy Elyria
Iocal
Cleveland
Army
Draft Board
Hedames H. Garber
Madison Avenue
Vincent Retna Ferro
William Kayden
Andrew Hricnak, Jr
Dan B. Symmons
Leotard Fisk
Gideon Society
George Day
Elycia Post 12
Elyria Civic Military Service Committee
Albert Berson
Come
Veterans of Foreign Wars
TW. S. R
Walter F. Ven Nreck
Xtoup
Ao Army
Etstia
Alot
Trdax
Weil
Cleveland Union Terminal
Chance Date For Physical Exams Change
A new date for physical examinations was announced by the Elyria draft board. Men previously notified for Thursday screening by Ines breed physicians are now asked to report Wednesday instead. The shift follows a meeting of the Laan County Medical Society urging physicians to attend.
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Elstia
Elyria Dratard
Ines Breed
Laan County Medical Society
Britain withdraws offer to India as talks collapse
Sir Stafford Cripps withdrew Britain's offer for dominion status after the war and announced he would return home. The negotiations with Indian leaders collapsed, ending hopes of Indian participation in the war through the Cripps proposal.
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India
New DE Thi
Talia
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Great Britain
Cripps Blames India for Collapse of Talks in Radio Word
Sir Stafford Cripps blamed India s critical attitude for the collapse of independence negotiations and urged a compromise to see 9 strong and free India emerge. He warned that Japanese occupation would bring death and starvation and that China propaganda would bring only suffering.
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Radio UP
Stafford Cripps
India
Ite
China
Red Army Presses Front as Germans Rush Reinforcements
Russian advances on the Leningrad front push deeper as heavy German reinforcements arrive by special trains from occupied Europe. Tanks clash on Leningrad Central and Crimean fronts signaling looming operations. A long-awaited food train reaches Leningrad from Gorki, suggesting the blockade eases.
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Kuibyshev
Russia
Europe
Red Army
Leningrad
Central
Crimean
Gorki
Moslem World Shifts Support Toward United Nations
Washington reports an important diplomatic victory for the United Nations as the Moslem world leans toward the Allies. Iraq, oil-rich and coveted, signals a shift amid Near East tensions. Sayid Ali Jawdat, formerly Iraq’s minister to England, serves as Iraq’s minister to the United States.
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Washington
United Nations
Near East
Iraq
Axis
Delay Rationing Of Typewriters In Ohio
April 1 Columbus report states rationing of typewriters and the wartime shift to production will be delayed at least another week in Ohio due to a shortage of inventory forms. State rationing administrator Harry T Beckmann said the curtailment program, set to start Monday, would be postponed until independent typewriter distributors, resellers and dealers report their on hand stocks.
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Columbus
Jalopy Illuminated Like Christmas Tree in Columbus
Police halted a parked jalopy after spotting an illuminated display described as a Christmas tree. Officers limited the vehicle lights to two white lamps as a safety measure in Columbus.
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Columbus
O. Apal
Police
Enue
Apib
Yeune Duvet
Watches and diamond rings stolen at Akron
A Robbery at E. W. Chamberlin Jewelry in Akron involves a thief forcing the store door and escaping with watches and diamond rings valued at a substantial amount. Earlier that evening a reflection of jewels on display was noted, but no further details on suspects or locations are provided.
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Akron
E. W. Chamberlin
Ston
War Summary Glimpse From Front Lines Across Asia
War summary reports the fall of Corresi dor on Bataan with 33,001 Americans and Filipinos surrendering. Burma sees Allied aircraft repel and tally Jap planes as ground battle stalls. India reports political turmoil and collapsing parlor, while Soviet air forces engage Luftwaffe in staraya. England cites a major British raid with bombers conducting strikes.
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Burma
India
Britishie
Tomorroar
Transport Crashes In Making Landing
NEW YORK April 19 Transport Linet, landing after a flight from Chicago, overshot a LaGuardia runway and crashed in the bay. The pilot and co pilot and stewardess were injured. Five passengers aboard escaped unharmed. Mrs Winfred Whiteride and Mire Helene Prudhomme of Cleveland were among the travelers.
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New York
United ‘Air Linet
Chicago
LaGuardia Alnett
Cobilot
Pasent Kens
Trrsslas Wilson
Stewart Sterfield
Niett Lex
Ima Meron
Josephine Dargis
Winfred Whiteride
Cleveland
Mire Helene Prudhomme
Seek To Extend Occupation Of Philippines
Washington April 11. Japanese forces land on Cebu to extend occupation of the Philippines after forcing Tiutuan to surrender. An estimated 12,000 troops near Cebu face stubborn resistance from American Philippine defenders. Landing supported by dive bombers and naval fire. convoy of warships and 10 transports. Corregidor and Fort Hughes bombarded. American casualties light, damage minimal.
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Washington
U.P
Cebu
Philippines
Tiutuan
Hatean
Philippine Archipelago
War Department
Manila Bay
Correzidor
Fort Hughes
Three Vessels Attacked Off Atlantic Coast
United Press reports three submarine attacks off the American coast. Thirty-seven men were dead or missing from the fourth allied vessel sunk. Thirty survivors reached an eastern Canadian port after torpedoing a U S freighter. One vessel shelled and torpedoed not sunk, with mixed casualties and rescues described, including lifeboat evacuations to Cape May New Jersey.
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United Press
Loray
Navy
United Nations
Philadelphia
Two U. S. Merchant Ships Torpedoed Off Atlantic
The Navy announced that two medium sized transport ships were torpedoed off the Atlantic coast today. The incidents mark a wartime loss of two U S merchant vessels with no further details on casualties or damage provided.
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Washington
Atlantic
Onal
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