Basis for Polish-Spain compromise in Franco case debated
U S and United Nations discuss possible middle ground on Polands call for intervention in Franco Spain. Britain and Soviet delegates argue over timing and scope as expert committee weighs Iran issue. U S envoy Stettinius outlines aims to remove Franco’s regime and halt civil war horrors, open to compromise within UN charter.
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Spain
New York
United States
Britain
Moday
United Nations
Ahd
Security Council
Poland
Agals al Franco
Trygvelle
Russia
Soviet Union
France
Polyid
Iran
U. S
Edward A. Stet- Unitas
Falange
Stettints
Cauies
Nations League votes for dissolution at midnight
In Geneva the League of Nations dissolved itself effective at midnight. President J. Hambro read the dissolution, then each of the 35 delegations affirmed. British delegate Noel Baker warned that work is not ended and called for continued effort.
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Genhva
League of Natons
GC. J. Hambro
Te Teague
Bach
P. J. Noel Baker
Vermilion Publisher Pearl Roscoe dies at 76
Pearl Roscoe, editor and publisher of the Vermilion News since 1904, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain after his wife Bessie’s death three months earlier. Survived by two daughters, nine grandchildren, and a son-in-law, his family and community note his and his wife's long civic involvement and support for the public library, schools, and churches.
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Vermilion
Pearl Roscoe
Vermilion News
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Bessie
Old
Etta Tarrant
Fert Lindsay
William’ B. ‘Tarrant
Rostoe
Sately
Seriously Injured In Okinawa Accident
Nick Petroff of LaGrange was seriously injured in a vehicle accident on Okinawa while serving with the Marine Corps. A telegram from General A. A. Vardegont reports a head injury with few other details. Petroff joined the Marines in August 1994 after graduating high school and trained in North Carolina. He has been overseas since July 1945.
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Nick Petroff
LaGrange
Okinawa
Marine Corps
Ward
Fred Jastings
A. A. Vardegont
Petroff
Fayout
North Carolina
Clothing Surplus Declared to Ease War Shortage
The War Department declares surplus clothing and textile materials worth 11.5 million and 8.5 million dollars to be transferred to the War Assets Corporation. The shipment includes 90,000 pairs of trunups, 273,000 pairs of shoes, 6,019 wool socks, and numerous other items such as overcoats and Army Corps supplies. The move aims to relieve wartime shortages.
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Washington
War Department Lodey
War Assets Corporation
Dosjusul
Beeveless Sweets
Overcols
Womets Army Corps
Cluilitiy
Weather update for Ohio with cloudy conditions
Fragmentary weather note reports cloudy and windy conditions with hints of rain at night. Mentions upcoming clear spells and mentions a Friday to Saturday period with possible rain and a few passages about events or ads.
Easter Festivities Planned at Gates Hospital
Easter will be celebrated at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children with a party and Easter parade. Many patients will join in from beds and wheelchairs, wearing new dresses and collecting traditional baskets funded by the hospital sale. Gifts arrive from community groups including the Elyria City Club and local scouts, with toys, books, cookies, and novelty items enhancing the day for youthful patients.
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Gates
Isabelle Hasley
Soda
Mioney
Cleutrie Recorder
Elyria City Club
J. G. Baltzell
Gag Galt
Bay Scoul Group
Hess
Keen Butler Club
Greece Demands Bulgary Settlement at Big Four Talks
Greece presses for punitive measures and territorial adjustments from Bulgaria as part of wartime diplomacy. Officials report demands for 950 square miles of Albanian land and shifts in regional control. The exact terms remain unclear amid chaotic negotiations and growing international pressure.
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London
Greece
Albania
Rhodes
Alarm Over Coal Strike Grows Amid Production Fears
Washington reports warn of steel output losses exceeding 4.9 million tons if the coal strike continues into May. Officials see bleak reconversion prospects, while talks involving UMW President J. L. Lewis face delayed expectations. Krug and Simall note fuel and supply strains deepen the industrial slowdown.
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Washington
Mit
Lavor Department
John Jy. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UFL
Nraetam
J. D. Simall
Ciyshian Production Administubg
CPA
Wat
J. A. Krug
Krug Sail Sfa
CRA
SFA
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellinbach
Lewis
Otle
Soiree
Annual Good Friday Three Hours Service Begins At Noon
The Rev C Russell Hirgate and other faith leaders will deliver meditations on the Seven Last Words from the Cross during the three hour service at St Andrew's chapel. The event expects broad attendance and allows attendees to come and go during hymn singing.
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Pital
Etart
Andeew
Stl Andrew's Chapel
Hev. C. Russel Hirgate
William Leati
Hev
Homer Courtesy
O the
We Rey
Tos Novak
Eh Vhoeh
Bleneyd Shaw
President Truman Plans Brief Cruise Next Week
Fragmentary report indicates President Truman will undertake a short cruise next week aboard a Navy vessel. Unclear details include exact dates and destination due to garbled OCR, but the White House confirmed the trip is official and temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
True Pit
Suldey
White House
TATE
OPA Extension Bill Fends Off House Amendments Amid Turmoil
The House delivers a hostile assortment of amendments to the OPA extension bill, delaying passage and prompting bipartisan alarm. Bowles and Price defend the plan while critics warn of higher food costs and a return to price controls. Senate prospects look grim as lawmakers signal major changes and delays.
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Washington
Truman
Moise Lunedsiide
Turbutent Sraslona
Chester
Bowles
Paul Porter
Sessio
Michael J. Aradley
Banking Committee
House
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
OPA
Senate
Banke Ink Committee
Truman And Hoover To Speak On The Food Situation
In Washington the combined food board signaled no immediate solution to distributing reserves to hungry nations. President Truman and Herbert Hoover planned joint remarks as famine relief efforts expand, with Hoover expected to speak from Europe after Cuba visit. Clinton Anderson said Hoover would return soon to address the global hunger crisis.
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Washington
Combined Food Board
United States
Britain
Canada
Thay Wah
Wryard
U. S
Ucitain
Truman
Perman
Farmey
Clinton P. Anderson
Hoover
Cuba
Ute Fhiai
Honor Roll Book Signing Guides Veterans Aid
Many veterans sign the Honor Roll book with help from the Chronicle Telegram office. The newspaper hopes that service members and servicewomen will participate, and an alphabetical index will show if a name has been answered. A bicycle accident on Broad Street caused damage and injury to a boy, with medical treatment reported.
Changchun In Hands Of The Communists
Gen Marshall arrived in Chungking to press civil war talks as Changchun’s Nationalist defenders were reported trapped in the city. Communists reportedly controlled key sites including the railway station while radio and telegraph links were cut.
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Chungking
George C. Marshall
United States
China
Changchun
Lelucdin Reynoldy Packard
United Press
Yamaly
Changcching
7 Central News
Cyne Munst
Vind
Change Dlam
Amerigan Tilease
Wis
Chihpelhin
Auto Driving Tests Schedule Issued for Elyria
Auto driving tests will be held twice weekly in Elyria, with sessions on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Additional tests are planned for Friday and Saturday mornings at Loreal, aiding applicants seeking licenses.
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Elyria
Linstead Ak
Stuute Highway
Owly Gorge
Qihartur
Loreal
Sue Bests
Ty Top Deeyers
Iran asserts protectorate claim over Gulf island
Tehran challenges British influence in the Persian Gulf and asserts that the island is an integral part of Iran. The government announces a new levy on production and division of profits, with administration handled under domestic rules.
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Tehran
Teaay
Mike Bubroin
Verssian Gulf
Tran
Ayn Balrega
Seandiecen
Balirein
T Wy Ava Sulludiott Ider Bish Prelevnion
Paris Peace Conference Postponed
Washington reports the Paris Peace Conference, originally set for May, postponed as the host government delays invitations. Four foreign ministers meeting on April 20 will set a new date and proceed with treaty drafts for Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Finland.
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Washington
Aris
Deparliment
Todny
Dle Partment
Mranes
Weil
Ileeting
Daria
Ttrly
Hungary
Bulgoein
Rowan
Minhiid
Ferenee
Notre Dame VP to Speak at Knights Banquet in Columbus
Rev John Cavanaugh vice president of Notre Dame University will be principal speaker at the Knights of Columbus Council 774 banquet in Filks hall Columbus Ohio The event follows initiation ceremonies and degree conferrals for the large class to honor returning veterans with安排 attendance limited to Knights their spouses guests and friends
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John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Knighis
Columbus
Knights Chi Poams
Cosy Cils
St. Akoes
Tate Avenue
Edward Mee Iigh
Cleveland
Filks Hall
Father Cavanaigh
Strike At Local Plant By 80 Tool And Die Makers
Approximately 80 tool and die makers at Western Automotive Machine Co joined IMESA and walked out over proposed wage increases and extra device pay. A union spokesman said no offer had been made and workers planned to stay off the job until demands are met. Details continued on page 3.
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Western Automatie
Michine Scrow Co
IMESA
Ligal
Weil
Aierdasa
Yenieniay Asherier
de Anaty Peor
Stervace Vast Martel JQ
Gite
Mystery of Unidentified Plane Over Philadelphia
Unidentified military aircraft reportedly dove on a passenger plane while passing over Philadelphia and New York area. Reports describe a Navy and Army presence denying official details as authorities investigate the incident and public fallout from near downtown buildings.
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New Yorkgane
Neve York
Brownsville
Vex
Plato
BAT
Plana
Joseph
Kelly
Naval Air
New York
Bronville
Washington
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Theasplinie
Ee Peigadbomta
Army
Nave
Philadelphi
Red
Navy
Investigati
William Penn
Hall
Iense
Seatio
Truman Asks Hoover to Return and Report on Famine
President Truman asked Herbert Hoover to interrupt his world tour and return to report on famine relief needs. He urged Hoover to address public attention and spur to the food-for-famine effort amid European fuel and hunger issues highlighted during Hoover’s Cairo trip.
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Truman
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Mero Honver
Cairo
Nation
Trammituay
Honoraey
Honoraey Chairman of Familie
Cormittes
Tran
Hover
Europe
Auto Union Chief Warns on Stabilizing Prices
Chicago President Walter Pye Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers warned that without price controls the union may again knock on General Motors door. Former UAW president J Thomas bid to lead Motore division amid pressure to honor contracts as price controls faltered and wage freezes threatened. Workers faced chaotic pay and rent concerns as contracts strained and production stalled.
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Chicago
Walter Pye Reuther
CIO
United Autumn
Ilo
General Motors
J. Thomas
UAW
General Mo- Motore
Reuther
Reouthrr
Thomas
Avid
Yesters Thiy
Sveshin
Pute Piu
Fariiers Eagnor le
Iouk
No Penalty On Taxes This Week
County Treasurer Waller J. Wright announced today that taxes will be received without penalty until the end of this week. Banks will close after that, penalties then assessed. Total collections to date are $1,401,852 and are expected to rise.
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Waller J. Wright
Wright
Portsmouth Passes 1 Cent Consumers Utility Tax
City workers will receive a wage increase funded by a new one cent consumers utility tax approved by the council after prior rejection. The levy is expected to raise about 90,000 annually for higher wages and equipment repairs across departments.
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Portsmouth
Wiley Counci
Six Ohio Republicans oppose OPA extension bill
Washington Six Ohio Republican Congressmen voted against the bill to extend OPA as it faced final passage. The measure passed 385 to 42. The eight Ohio lawmakers listed include Griffiths Marietta Rowber Jones Lima Edward Mel Cowen Wheelersburg Harry Alpe Gregor West Lafayette Frederick Smith Marion and Clit Clevenger Bryan. The remaining seven Ohio representatives voted for the bill though many backed amendments.
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Washington
Ohio
P. W. Griffiths
Marietta
Row Ber
Jones
Lima
Edward Mel Cowen
Wheelersburg
Harry Alpe Gregor
West Lafayette
Frederick Smith
Marion
Clit Clevenger
Bryan
Put Experience to Work for Returning Veterans
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads offer veterans and war workers guidance to start a business or hire experienced workers. Use the ad to find reliable partners and applicants, with numbers 4412 and 4413 for placement.
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Chroniele-Telegram
Chronicle-Telesaram
Hats Parade Upscale Lines in Juniors and Misses
A fragmented notice highlights a fashion display featuring hats for juniors and misses, with emphasis on smart style and finish. Names and specifics are faintly legible, suggesting a department boutique presentation and possible pricing cues, typical of a mid century women’s wear feature.
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Nations League
Vermilion Dies
Hy Vulted Press
Waudy
Weimer Wality
Mvolj
Ady
Gates Hospital
Bulgaria
Capitol
Nicolas
Redly
Fission Gatal
Mentins
Seatle
Wash
S. Goverment. Ie
Snover Purchasing Commission
President Truman
Keong- Wile
Chester Bayles
Hwais
True Qin
Gortol
Rall
AUTO
HVFS
Willem ‘Thompsaic
Waltianis
Rana
Biesele
Patie
VIC Silver
Diweler
Oh Sug W. Bryad Sirgen
OY —Wallare Thurston
Denver
Cole
Mexico
Bolivia
George Messersmith
Argentina
Lincoln
Auross Bay
Paris
Notre Dame
Johnny
Volumbus
Gov. Frank
Joyn Chapman
Herald Hufford
Smedus County
Hufford
Keen Mines
Immediale
Guarsiteed Automotive Service
Deetz
Tne
Chryslers
Plymouth
Broadsteet
I'hune
Ads
Auto Union
Waal Ablu
Birhling's
Juniors. Org
Birkline
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