Stassen Wins Nebraska Presidential Primary Free-For-All
Harold E. Stassen won the Nebraska presidential primary free-for-all as results from 1,461 of 2,024 precincts gave him 55,992 votes. Dewey followed with 45,260 and Taft 41,153, with Vandenberg, MacArthur, Werren, and Auer also listed. Delegates to the next convention were elected unpledged, and Stassen led across most counties amid high campaign activity focusing on farm policy and anti Communism.
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Nebraska
Staessen
Wisconsin
Thomas
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Stassen
Taft
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Douglas MacArthur
Earl Werren
Joseph Aferi
Warren
Impor
Endenderzg
Dewerr
Missouri River
Truman
Communist Party
United States
Czechoslovakia
Tafits
Hugh Butler
Ohioan
Siassen
Nebraska Results Hit Taft Campaign Severe Impact
Nebraska voters backed seven Republican contenders in an improvised primary, with Dewey a distant second and Taft a poor third. The Nebraska test forced Taft into campaigning beyond Ohio, prompting late statements and shaping talk of his national viability.
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Nebraska
Taft
Washington
Haddy St
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Arthur Hardenberg
Mico
Douglas MacAthur
Earl Warn
California
House
Spesk
Annual Dinner Of Hospital Company Set For April 22
Annual dinner meeting of the Ehoria Memorial Hospital Company will review the past year's activities. The event at Spine Valley Country Club starts at 6 30 p m on Thursday April 22. Reports will be given by Mrs E W Johnston for the Women's Auxiliary Miss Naomi Beery for nursing staff Dr Arthur W Robishaw for medical and surgical staff C R Cock administrator and James A Hewitt secretary treasurer for the crippled children's program.
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Ehoria Memoral Hospital Company
Spine Valler Country Club
Tocar
E. W. Johnston
Womer’s Auxiliary
Naomi Beery
Arthur W. Robishaw
C. R Cock
James A Hewitt
Cleveland Northeast Ohio Forecast Daily Update
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for light rain and a cool afternoon. Cloudy and continued cool tonight with a low near 38. Thursday looks fair and not so cool with a high around 55.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bungling Bros and Sore paugh gym circus at MCA
Three bungling brothers present a gym circus show at the MCA venue this Thursday and Friday. Deetz Inc advertises Chrysler Plymouth vehicles at 728 W Broad and promises immediate guaranteed auto service.
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Bungling Bros. and
Sorepaugh Gym
Y.M.C.A
Laramie Fire Destroys Blocks in Business District
A costly blaze in downtown Laramie damaged or destroyed two blocks of buildings in the business district with no injuries. At least 15 structures were lost, some housing upstairs apartments, before firefighters brought the fire under control.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Elyria Woman Injured in Route 20 Crash
Mrs Cleva Mae LeGere 36 of 304 Broad Street sustained serious injuries after her car struck a stone at Bendix-Westinghouse driveway and then hit a tree on Route 20 near Elyria. She was taken to Elsha Memorial Hospital with a fractured jaw and possible internal injuries.
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Cleva Mae LeGere
Broad Street
Erin Bursler
Miarteilies Avenue
Route 20
Elyria
Bendix-Westinghouse Company
Ree
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Oakwood Street
East Bridge Street
H. L. Eastmen
Brandiston Avenue
Robert Rothgert
West Avenue
Led Street
West River Street
Zed Rush
Bucyrus
Dewey Remains Undaunted in Presidential bid
Albany New York Governor Thomas E Dewey presses on for the Republican nomination despite two successive defeats by Harold Stassen. He believes Stassen's strength lies in the Midwest belt and plans a vigorous eastern and far western push to overcome the challenge.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold Stassen
Dewey
Minnesota
Stassen
New Trustees Elected For Elyria Chest
Elyria Community Chest members approved a regulations change and elected seven new trustees at the thirty first annual meeting held at Spring Valley Country Club. The seven three year terms go to Earl W. Bell Jack Hennaford Harry Don W Myers Burton L chiemacher Russell Sickley and Mrs Herry White. They join current members including Mrs Frank Brandau C Franklin Carr Max Gerber and others with terms expiring in coming years. Guest speaker Perle L Wante chief executive of the National Council of American Communities urged foundations that endure and praised Chest workers as realists. Myers received an Oscar statuette from M E Whaiman as tribute to campaign volunteers.
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Elyria Community Chest
Chest
Spring Valley Country Club
Mey
Earl W. Bell
Jack Hennaford
Harry
Don W. Myers
Burton Lchiemacher
Russell Sickley
Herry White
E G. Baxter
R J. Fitch
A. M Hannaford
A. C. Hudnutt
T. L. Moise
A. J. Placher
R. G. Rozhwood
Frank Brandau
C. Franklin Carr
Max Gerber
W. A. Leash
Harry L. Reynolds
Ellsworth R Sehneider
W. L. Walsh
Howard C. Barbour
Robert D. Buol
Worth Fauver
Denis J. Ryan
J. Ed Glass
Richard M. Timmsen
M. E. Whaiman
Perle L. Wante
Genuty
The
National Council
America
Whitehead
Myers
M. E. Man. Communiy Chest
Civision
Celina Warehouse Fire Destroys Two-Story Facility
Flames fed by burning paper cartons destroyed the Tokel War Camp Corp. warehouse in Celina early today. The fire, starting around 9 p.m., damaged offices and the two story facility with unofficial losses around $100000. Fire units from nearby towns helped Celina crews but could not stop the blaze. No injuries reported.
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Celina
Tokel War Camp Corp
van Wert
St. Marys
Coldwater
Mersman Bros. Corp
Contempt trial of John L. Lewis opens in Washington
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough overruled a motion to dismiss contempt charges against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers. The government says Lewis defied an April 3 restraining order by not calling off the soft coal strike forthwith, while miners began returning to work days later.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Goldsborough
Oraer
Hasanion
UMW
Justice Department
Hlg
Morison
Interior and Commerce Departments
National Health and Safety
Three Injured In Crash Near LaPorte
A Lorain family of three and a New York City man were injured in a two car crash at Routes 57 and 82, south of LaPorte. Joseph Coltrane 22 suffered a leg injury head abra seems Arlene Coltrane 17 possible left arm fracture and infant Dennis escaped injury. Emmanuel Schaeffer of New York City driver of the other car was injured but details not yet known. An additional car reportedly involved but no injuries reported.
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New York City
LaPorte
Ejisra Memorial Hospital
Joseph Coltrane
Midnight
Arlene
Dennis
Kew Gardens
Loran
Emmanuel Schaeffer
Alsoo
Detroit
New York
Coltrane
Akron
Lorain
Track Meet Postponed To Next Monday At Ely Stadium
The Elyria-Ashland scholastic track meet scheduled for this afternoon at Ely Stadium was postponed due to weather and will be held next Monday afternoon. Elyria High athletic director A N Smith reports the event as the season opener for Coach Don Phillips Pioneer thinclads.
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Elyria-Ashland
Ely Stadium
Elyria High School
A. N. Smith
Don Phillips
Human Relations Institute Opens Here
The Cincinnati Somali Hysens Society supports Elyria High School as the Human Relations Institute opens with the theme Getting Along with Ourselves and Others. Principal discussions center on Growing Up Emotionally and parent sex education sessions at the YMCA.
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Rex E. Dickerson
Cincinnati Somal Hysens Society
Elyria High School
Dickerson
Alice Stofers
Spearimg
Fatiuy
Harold Kurkie
Fate Louise Lightfoot
Natalie Woods
Robert Strom
Betsy MacDonald
Philip Strathers
Lake Ewe
Lake Ewe High School League Speech Events At Loran
Cl.n.c
YWOCA
YMCA
Duckerson
Sponsoris Canizations
Salaries Increased In Two County Departments
Salary increases announced for county offices and treasurer staff. Notable raises include LaVerne Pickering in the summer department now earning 290 and several treasurer department staff with new pay rates from 125 to 320. Names listed include Arthur Gres Clo.d GA C Phinney Florence Root Savalak Mary Gay Margaret Storer Shirley Husten Jean Messmer Ruth Swarson Marinerite Tomke Marjorie Nielsen Carl Schmukens Robert Next Ruth Owens Mildred Neufer Catherine Jago Lois North erm Phyllis Gehring Eleen Brown Yvonne Wargo and others. The notice also advertises vehicle services and a film showing.
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Gesar
LaVerne Pickering
Sumers
Rew
Rew Se Sche ™ auCiters Genarmentis Arthur Gres
Clo
C. A. Phinney
Rono Calle
Florence Root
Savalak
Mary Gay
Margaret Storer
Doothy
Tha Cook
Shirley Husten
Jean Messmer
Ruth Swarson
Marinerite Tomke
Marjorie Nielsen
Ohio River Flood Forces Mass Relocation and Wall Fortifications
The swollen Ohio River inundates homes from Fast Liver Pool to Cincinnati in the worst flood since 1945. National guardsmen help raise sandbag defenses along dikes as hundreds of families evacuate. Red Cross estimates 6170 people in Cincinnati affected as the river nears 60 feet. crest expected near 64 feet Friday with evacuations in Proctorville and Portsmouth.
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United Press
Ohio
Liverpool
Cincinnati
National
Red Cross
Queen City
Riley M. Lorentz
Terrace Park
Tower Hill
Lorentz
Proctorville
Lawrence County
Huntington
W. Va
Portsmouth
Hiltop
Beis
Labor unions lose fight in Illinois primary
In Illinois primary voting unions failed to block incumbents as all 21 congressmen were renominated amid reapportionment and strong local races. Dwight H. Green faced no opposition for the GOP nomination while Adlai Stevenson dominated the Democratic field. Early results show partial counts and regional bias toward Cook County.
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Chicago
Dwight H. Green
Wion
Adia
Stevenson
U. S
United Man
Ilinois
Cook County
American Radiator Plant To Resume On Monday
The American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation will reopen all departments on Monday April 19 at the regular starting time. The plant had closed due to pig iron shortages caused by the coal strike. Paul Millen 17 appeared for further investigation in the death of Mrs Helen Ashbacker 42 who was fatally injured after being struck by a car driven by youths. Millen was released to his father James Millen.
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American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Toledo
Paul Millen
Helen Ashbacker
Millen
James Millen
Anti-Submarine Cables Span Manila Bay Entrance
The Philippine Naval Patrol says anti-submarine cables have been laid across the Manila Bay entrance. Fishermen are barred from anchoring near the cables following a prior sighting of an unidentified submarine off Luzon. Capitol ad and a local diner ad follow.
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Manila Bay
Manila
Philippine Naval
Luzon Island
Farmers eye affordable used equipment in Chronicle Telegram ad
Farmers seek to buy used farm machinery and daily browse the Chronicle Telegram for Sale ads. To place an ad call 44121 or 44-131 for prompt placement and reach.
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Indle Chronicle Telegram
Stenco All Aluminum Storm Windows Advertised
See Gessel for the Stenco All Aluminum storm windows. Regular and casement styles. Prompt delivery. 61 West Ave. Phone 2991. Adv.
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Gessel
Stenco
West Ave
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