Hope Fades for Fast End to Phone Strike Pattern Hinted
Michigan Bell and CIO Communication Workers announced a basic agreement on a 12.7 cent hourly raise and all issues settled. Union leader Walter Schaar said the wage gain is slightly above the initial Bell offer and the strike could end once the agreement is written. Mediators report continued separate talks with no joint session date.
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Detroit
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
CIO Communication Workers Today
Walter Chaar
CWA
Michigan
Ohio
Homer Swander
Michigan Bell
Bell
California
New Jersey
Nevada
Western Electric
Schaar
Ohip
U. S
Sconyers
United Press
Scongers
U. S. Conciliation Service
Cyrus Ching
Bally Company fire gutts store and damages nearby property
A two alarm blaze gutted The Bally Company at 106 Cleveland Street, damaging floors, linoleum, and equipment. Fire officials estimated a $15 000 loss and stopped the blaze from spreading to adjacent properties. Smoke damaged Doyle's Barbershop and Jack Knight Dry Cleaning, with two second floor apartments affected. A prior two alarm fire at the Farm Bureau building on Huron Street prompted police detours.
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Bally Company
Cleveland Street
W. N. Bates
Bulding
Gulf Road
Doyle’s Barbershop
Jack Knight
Doyle’s
Marie Martin
Marvin Moore
William Vargo
Benton and Super Electric Co
West Avenue
Bally Co
Archie Phipps
Engine Co
Ohio Street
Farm Bureau
Huron Street
Attempt To Break Deadlock In Steel Wage Negotiations
Washington union and industry negotiators meet with Wage Stabilization Board Chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger to break the dead center in steel pay talks. Philip Murray huddles with the CIO executive board to back a Truman seizure praise. no immediate plan for a 26 cent wage boost. Benjamin Fairless of United States Steel aims for price offsets with Ellis Arnall and John R. Steelman amid talks.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Feinsinger
John R. Steelman
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
CIO
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Truman
Murray
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Ellis Arnall
Defense
Chamber Dinner Tickets Sold Out in Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces a capacity crowd for the fourth annual Community Dinner at the Roll Arena. Ticket chairman Joseph E. Smith says all tickets have been sold and no new orders will be accepted. The final purchases were completed yesterday afternoon.
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Elyria
Roll Arena
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph E. Smith
Smith
Retail Food Prices Rise In Late March
Wholesale figures show retail food prices up three tenths of one percent from March 15 to 31 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics report.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Ad Notes
Northeastern Ohio fair and cold with a low near 32 tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer followed by a five day outlook of 57 to 65 high and 39 to 42 low. Occasional rain expected Saturday night or Sunday morning and again about Wednesday, totaling about a half inch. Also an advertisement for storm windows by J Recupero with no down payment and contact number 55-289.
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Ohio
Ohio Engineering wins street widening contract in city battle
Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe announced the award for widening East avenue Second Street Cedar Street and Third Street to Ohio Engineering Company after two bids both under 30000. Low bid 27307 from Ohio Engineering. rival Yates Construction bid 29795.50. Work to start soon.
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East Avenue
Second Street
Cedar Street
Third Street
Ohio Engineering Company
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Yates Construction Company
Second
Fourth Street
Third Streets
Kothe
Cedar
Second Streets
Broad Street
Truman To Sign Japanese Treaty Today
President Truman will sign the Japanese peace treaty to formally ratify the end of seven years of occupation. The treaty enters into effect after ratification deposits in the national archives, likely within 10 days to two weeks, with a specific date to be set today.
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Washington
Truman
Japan
Family of Free Nations
Last Steps of Christ Retraced in Jerusalem Pilgrimage
Roman Catholics and Protestants retraced Christ s last steps along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. Pilgrims moved from the Garden of Gethsemane to the Holy Sepulchre pausing at each of the 14 Stations of the Cross and observing Mass at the Holy Sepulchre. A three hour midday silence marked Christ s crucifixion. Protestant communities held a noon service at the Church.
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Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Old City
Jordan
Gethsemane
Judas
Christ
Holy Sepulchre
Near East
Europe
America
Msgr
Alberto Gori
Chrisitians
Plane Crash Kills Four In Agartala Takeoff
A Da kota transport owned by Kalinga Airlines crashed on takeoff from Agartala killing four people. A French pilot and three Indian crew members died as the aircraft went up in flames while carrying a tea cargo.
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Calcutta
India
Agartala
Kalinga Airlines
Ohio Valley Likely Site For Fifth Atomic Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a fifth atomic plant, a gaseous diffusion uranium separator, costing about 1 billion dollars. Sites are being surveyed in the Ohio River Valley with 5,000 to 6,000 acres sought to allow immediate construction if Congress approves the expansion of the atomic program.
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Ohio Valley
Fifth Atomic Plant
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Truman
AEC
Congress
M. W. Boyer
Commission
Tajor
Ohio River Valley
Boyer
Lawyers Move To Sidetrack Turnpike Suit
In Toledo Ohio the turnpike commission aims to end the toll road at Stoney Ridge cutting 12 miles from the western end. Maumee officials fear traffic reroute and question whether the plan solves the lawsuit over legality of the northern Ohio toll road. Mayor John E. Henderson voices concern about Maumee’s handling of increased traffic.
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Toledo
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Robert Ragan
Jack Lansdale
Commission
Ragan
Maumee
Stoney Ridge
John E. Henderson
Sanitation Crew Extinguishes Bike Fire on Marseilles Street
Sanitation truck No 3 crews used a carbon tetrachloride extinguisher to control a fire in front of 125 Marseilles Street. The blaze started from a gasoline leak and damaged a motor bike and bicycle owned by Ray Cliff at 112 Marseilles, operated by his son Eugene. Firemen reported a gas valve fell from the tank, igniting the fire before Engine Co. Two arrived.
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Department of Sanitation
Engine Co
Marseilles Street
Sanitation Truck No 3
Ray Cliff
Marseilles
Eugene
Skeleton find at Mishawaka solved by Indiana doctor
SOUTH BEND Ind A police inquiry into a skeleton unearthed at Mishawaka was closed. Dr George K Newmann associate professor of anthropology at Indiana University Medical Center identified the victim as a Potawatomi Indian brave about 35 years old who had been dead about 250 years.
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South Bend
Ind
Mishawaka
George K. Newmann
Indiana University Medical Center
What I Learned in Washington by Newbold Morris
Newbold Morris describes a chaotic Washington as he served two months as a special assistant attorney general to root out corruption. He says Cabinet members ignore directives, McGrath clashes with the presidency, and Truman delays support as McGranery succeeds. Morris teases more revelations in upcoming installments.
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Newbold Morris
New York City
U. S
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Mr. McGrath
Mr. Morris
Morris
Wiiter Murray Davis
New York
Questionnaires floated in House probe of Justice Dept
Washington House corruption hunters consider using financial questionnaires to probe top officials, as Rep Patrick J Hillings presses Morris during a Judiciary subcommittee hearing. Morris, ousted over the McGrath Morris clash, says Truman’s 1952 withdrawal signals the cabinet’s recoil from his methods.
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Washington
House
J. Howard McGrath
Newbald Morris
Patrick J Hillings
R. Cal
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Morris
McGrath
Hillings
Justice Department
Vutusl Broadcasting System
Truman
Next step in Ridgeville water plan survey by engineering firm
County officials consider a full project survey by a recognized engineering firm to assess feasibility. The study would estimate customer count, project cost, rate schedules, and net earnings, with Prescott and Associates offering bond repurchase upon feasibility. Havers and Emeson of Cleveland touted as potential survey firm.
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Ridgeville
J. Norman Thompson
Wadnes Artinson and Co
Nelson Browning and Co
Izebold
Egineering
Prescott and Associates
Havers and
Emeson
Cleveland
Elyria
Trompson
Board of County Commissioners
Clese Land Engineering
Zebold
Lester Osborne
Daylight Saving Time Begins in Elyria on April 27
Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday April 27 at 2 am in Elyria and most area cities. By local ordinance Elyria adopts DST for summer months from the last Sunday in April at 2 am to the last Sunday in September when clocks revert. The change follows Cleveland and nearby locales and requires no further official action.
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Elyria
Cleveland
One Third Of Pierre Homeless After Missouri River Floods
Pierre and Fort Pierre faced widespread devastation as the Missouri River surged through the towns. An estimated one third of Pierre's residents were displaced with 400+ homes uninhabitable and refugees crowded into dry blocks. Fort Pierre reported only three dry city blocks as water flooded streets and houses. Local officials and doctors described dazed, exhausted residents as the river moved toward Iowa and Nebraska. Sioux City prepared for a crest above flood stage with emergency declarations and National Guard units on duty.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Fort Pierre
Carmen H. Sutley
Noah
Kiran Hughes
Ft Pierre
Inwa National Guardsmen
Wisconsin
Eisenhower Requests Relief From European Command
The White House says General Dwight D. Eisenhower asked to be relieved as supreme commander of Allied powers in Europe by June 1 and placed on inactive status upon return to the United States. President Truman has not named a successor, and Lovett replied that action would proceed with presidential approval.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Robert A. Lovett
United States
Hisenhower
Joseph Short
Truman
Allied Powers Europe
Lovett
Short
Airliner Falls Into Sea After Take Off
A Pan American Airways DC-4 with passengers sank shortly after departing Morro Point for New York. Coast Guard vessels rushed to the scene and reported rescuing some survivors.
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San Juan
Pan American Airways
New York
Coast Guard
Morro Point
Firemen Inspect Elyria Schools and Churches
Spring inspections by the Elyria Fire Department continued today as firemen examined all public and parochial school buildings in the city. The program also extended to all 36 churches, aiming to identify fire hazards before Easter worship services, according to Fire Chief W. N. Bates.
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Elyria
Buildi Nes
Deepartment
W. N. Bates
Start Ticketing On Third Street Meters
Police begin enforcement of a new parking meter zone on the North side of Third Street between Chestnut Street and West Avenue. Police Chief Clellan E. Andress said meters are erected with signs posted and will start ticketing immediately to provide temporary parking space near the Geantewary Zion.
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Third Street
Chestnut Street
West Avenue
Clellan E. Andress
Andress
Geantewary Zion
Penny Pincher Want Ad Offer Lists Local Sell Options
Ad spots in the Chronicle Telegram offer low cost selling for furniture rugs and outgrown children’s items. Call 4751 and ask for Want Ads to get help writing a result getting ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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CIO Communications Workers of America
J. Recupero
Supreme Haw
James Patrick McGranery
McGranery
H. L. Zebold
Amherst
Prescott and Babson 13
Singer, Deane and Scribner
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Piazza
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