Chinese Civil War Siege Reports in Nanjing Aftermath
Dispatches from Chungking indicate heavy fighting around Nanjing as Chiang Kai-shek’s government seeks a new coalition amid siege conditions. Chinese forces claim 40,000 to 60,000 Communist attackers with artillery and machine guns while defenses rely on 7,000 Peace Preservation Corps, Peiping regulars, and local recruits.
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Génival
Diye
Acsepekeeainvany
Nationa
Seade
Faneniirial
Cotfimu
Nistroopis
Dispatch
Gentral Daily News
Chile
Kai-shek
Sxepingkai
Horth
Oye
Chahgehtin Parison
Unity Talis
Olitalig
New Unity
Chungking
George G
Wataveid
Iimed
Ately
Nelles
Chiang
Conunuiist
Tit Changchun
Maiechurian
Peace Prevvention
Peiping
Chery Shin-Tsen
Szepingkai
Permit To Install Tank At Etyria Coach HQ
Fire Chief W N Bates reports a 5 000 gallon underground gasoline tank permit issued for Etyria Coach Company at 44 Second Street. A 2 000 gallon tank permit was issued to Spitzer Motors at 140 East Bridge Street. Standard Oil Co seeks a permit for a bicycle trough at West Avenue and Second Street.
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Etyria Coach Company
W. N. Bates
Coach Company
Second Street
Bales
Spitzer Motors Company
East Bridge Street
West Avenue
Bates Ponte
Benks
French Cabinet Crisis Averted and Constitutional Demands
French Republic faced cabinet crisis as reformists demanded constitutional changes before approving a new government. Key goals included executive term limits, legislature election of the president, and judicial independence. If rivals rejected terms, coalition breakdown riskedFrance losing stable governance and minister Georges Bidault could depart.
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Arte
Pianen
Sonia Riosparger
Tighal
Assembly
National Assembly
Bocantists
Urtreis Sul
Ree Pubheatis
Prantice
Poraig
Georges. Bidault
Chars
House Presses Contempt Charges Against NY Refugee Group
The House approved contempt citations against the Joint anti fascist refugee committee of New York, voting 292 to 56. Officials refused to obey subpoenas and allow scrutiny of financial records, prompting the action against seven executives and six board members. Ed ward Birsky had already faced contempt charges. If convicted, penalties include up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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Washington
House
ciAmerican Activities Committee
Jtouse
Edward K. Birsky
Fragmented transcription describes a Soviet stance and Iran policy debate
The text shows a proxy conference with Henry Bane and delegates debating Iran policy and U S and British motives. It references Gromyko challenging Western aims and a defense of American policy. The fragment includes garbled names and unclear actions, with no clear resolution or outcome.
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Irene
Henry Bane
Gromyko
United States
Britain
Steqtinius
Noellettis
Stottiaius
Nectina
Peter
Pete
Pire Dale
Hele
Diplomatic clash over Iran council action and Russia pledge
The security council weighed Iran's withdrawal from the case against Russia while Iran's move to drop the complaint drew protest from some members. U.S. officials stressed the April 4 resolution remains, with discussion postponed to May as Russia's troop evacuation progressed.
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Ivan
Gowittys
Sir “Alexandr
Andre Ac Gromyko
Yekletday
Slotilinius
Gromyko
Torifirighay
Gromiyko
United ‘States
Gromipko
Thales Wandé
U.S
Grilathy
Maximus
Russia
Tran
Han
Stettinius
Cadogan
Jusk
Rat
Ie Gouicll
Ts Tew
Tebeda
Iran
Security Council
Rissa
Drag —Whien
Biasis
Tray
Intensify Drive To Get More Food To Europe
Washington reports intensifying efforts to secure additional food for Europe under President Truman's famine emergency. The UN relief chief Fiorella La Chisviglia warned 30 million Chinese face starvation, prompting White House review and new home conservation measures. A combined food board was set to meet to discuss allocations and potential wheat shipments abroad.
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Washington
Trauminvs
Vellet
White House
Fiorella H. la Chisvdlia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Truman Lust
Combined Food Board
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Preas
New York rail prices at noon show varied figures across industrials and copper sectors. Market commentary notes activity by Union Pacific and other names, with incomplete OCR obscuring several entries and prices listed around 1.28 in places.
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United Preas
Suggestions For Tasty Dishes By Judith Wilson
Colorful dinners taking over half an hour to prepare are planned for two. The menu includes cream of tomato soup, creamed sweetbreads, peas, sweet potatoes, pork tenderloins, beans, mashed sweet potatoes, loaf cake, and beverages. The article gives steps for preparing creamed sweetbreads and timing tips, with home serving notes and a few stepwise cooking hints.
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Judith Wilson
Hite
Witie
Uae
Three More Arrested For Reckless Driving
Police reported further arrests for reckless driving in a city area including Albert Clubs and State street. One driver, Chiles, was fined $10 and costs after a collision on 1010 Middle Avenue, while Kirkpatrick and John Elbert faced separate reckless driving charges on Washington Avenue and Broad Street. Hugh Miller was fined $10 for disorderly conduct after striking his wife and causing a disturbance.
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Albert Clubs
State Street
A. Re Awale
Middle Avenue
Chiles
Wallee Brawn
Foster Ave
Kirkpatrick
Washington Avelette
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
A. m
John Elbert
Riverdale Court
Pulive
Hugh Miller
East River Street
4.R. Agule
P. Om
Divorce and lawsuits flood Lorain court docket
The Lorain probate and county court files reveal multiple divorces and civil suits. Eleanor Erlich seeks divorce from Ottstow. Viola Waggathan sues Merwin Lanha for foreclosure. Ellen Springer’s estate valued at 12,340 goes to son J Newton Klolzhauer and daughter Mildred. Several other cases include neglect, cruelty, and damages arising from accidents and employment injuries.
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Ellen Springer
Amherst
Ih Proite
J. Newton Klolzhauer
Mildred Springer
Construction order halts many midrange projects nationwide
A sweeping order limits new commercial and industrial building to conserve materials. It lists varied sites from a Dayton mall to a Cleveland apartment complex and a Los Angeles garage. The rule requires permits only for projects not under way by March 26, affecting offices, hotels, bridges, and storage facilities nationwide.
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CPA
Dayton
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Beuhit
Los Angeles
Ihys Stor
Insuranes Company
Martford, Cotta
Washington
Bovernment Ise
Veleis
Nolled Manslaughter Charge In Lorain Auto Crash
In Lorain, a second degree manslaughter charge against Keill Fitch was nolled at the request of Prosecutor William G. Wickens. The dismissal followed an investigation that failed to prove Fitch was the driver in the Aug. 12 Lake Avenue crash that killed Gou Ratsseau. Rousseau was listed as the possible driver. Bennie Ward was fined for concealed weapons, and Cyril Rouse and Alexander Lezevich received probation.
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Keill Fitch
Lorain
Mesaltinig
Ari
School board approves pay shifts and staffing changes
The board granted raises to avoid higher costs and reported the discharge of two men from the Army. Plans to resume the industrial arts shop next year were announced, as the district seeks to employ all current teachers who applied for positions next year. The coaching job remains open while Nelson Howe handles some coaching duties.
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ORAM
Fred Klohd
Lofailly
Kioha- Waa
Helden
Rae
Hillard
Tripp
Nelson
Howe
Hig Wark
Butte Strike Sparks Riot and Home Destruction
In Butte Montana turmoil erupts as miners strike against Anaconda Copper. mobs damage homes, loot belongings, and park vehicles while 28 volunteers and 12 patrol cars guard the city. Juveniles predominate but some veterans among the adults. Authorities report several arrests as state officials monitor the situation from Helena.
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Butte
Mont
Patrot
Netead
Aeta
McLead
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
CIO
Helena
Gove Sam Ford
City cleans up 22 loads of rubbish despite rain
Amid sleet and rain, George Carelek reports 22 loads collected by eight cleanup crews as part of Nutal Clean-Up Week. Public response appears strong, with crews covering the city efficiently and promising longer effort if needed.
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George Carelek
Keir Tull
Inglrincter
County Road Improvement Plans From County Board
County board members discuss plans to improve Huliaed roads and adjacent routes. Estimates for the project are to be submitted this week, with Camden township requesting 400 longas for edgeingly a road improvement.
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Bortimisseners
Eigiheeri i
Pri
Corts
Missidnere
Camden Township
Missing Mount Holyoke College student reported
Mount Holyoke College in Hadley Mass reports Dorothy Ball a blonde 128 pounds and five feet six inches disappeared after leaving her dormitory without sign out. Police searched nearby woods but suspended when a friend said she planned a trip. College officials said students occasionally travel without warning.
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Hadley
Mass
Dorothy” Ball
Holyoke
St. Miss
Mount Holyoke
Plans For Visit To Grile Hospital By Veterans Group
Plans to visit Grile Hospital near Cleveland were discussed by members of the Nelsone Hysell Post No 349 Veterans of Foreign Wars at their meeting last night. It was the first under the post's new officers who were installed Sunday. Dee Johnson adjutant and post service officer and World War I veteran was appointed to represent the post on the County Dais during the coming year. It was suggested that he invite a World War II member to attend with him. The Ladies Auxiliary served a luncheon after the meeting.
Youth Council Meeting Discusses Neighborhood Interests
The Youn Council number 3 met at Boo and Leon Longbrake home on Oberlin road to discuss sustaining interest in the immediate neighborhood. Games, singing and refreshments followed. Dean Ensign will host the next meeting at West Ridge road.
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Youn Council
Boo and
Leon Longbrake
Oberlin Road
Dean Ensign Will
West Ridge Road
Discarded Cigaret Ignites Small Roof Fire At 148 Middle Ave
A discarded cigarette butt caused a fire that damaged the roof of a second floor window bay at 148 Middle Avenue. Firemen said the roof rust failed and tin caught fire from the cigarette, likely tossed from near the Lorate County Savings and Trust Building next door. The bay adjoins the H.R. Duff apartment. WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE Richard Llewellyn, veterans' employment rep at Elyria US Employment Service, will attend a conference of veterans employment representatives in Akron Thursday and Friday.
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Middle Avenue
Lorate County Savings and Trust
H.R. Duff
Richard Llewellyn
Veterans
Elyvia
United States Employment Service
Akron
Stolen Diamond Ring Report From Reed's Jewelry
Police were told a diamond ring valued at 125 dollars was stolen from Reed's Jewelry store on Saturday. A man and a woman were seen in the jewelry case area and believed to be responsible.
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Reed's Jewelry Store
Chatham Family Welcomes Robert Emery Dicksen
Rev and Mrs Abe Joseph Dicksen welcomed a son, Robert Emery, at Orlando Florida on March 2. Relatives, including Mrs Hilt Hartman and Mrs George Danielas, traveled from Cleveland to Columbus to visit Arlly Hartman at Ohio State University. Mr and Mrs Wall Ziegler and Mr Aron Ziegler attended a Savard dinner at River Corners.
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Chatham
Robert Emery
Abe Joseph Dicksen
Orlando
Hilt Hartman
George Danielas
Clesland
Columbus
Arlly Hartman
Ohio State University
Wall Ziegler
Won Me
Aron Ziegler
Edward Hope
Hame Dtay
Cieorge Ziegler
River Corners
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Ohio Industrial Commission
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Elyria Foundry Co
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Herman Wolfstore
Minisfield Reformatory
Guy B. Findley Tinday
Rudolph Pristas
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Leonard N. Smith
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County Jay
Henry Sennints
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Grile Hospital
Youth Council
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Resar’s Portable Machine Rentals
Sanders Og Edgars
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