U S Bread And Flour Diet Faces 25 Per Cent Cut
Washington reports a 25 percent cut in the bread and flour diet planned by the United States as President Truman and Herbert Hoover prepare to speak tonight. Talks on a British loan appear to be fading as bi partisan demands complicate any immediate Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Senate
House of Commons
Allen J. Etlender
D. Ts
Owen Brewster
Eric
Liverpool
Brewster
Britain
International Air Tradec
U. S
Boveri
Cours
Canada
B. Em
Herbert Moover
Cairo
Mr. Hoover
India
China
Japan
Empress
Soli Daly
Hoover
Abe Hitch
Clinton P. Anderson
LaGuardia
Child Hit By Car Suffers. Minor Injuries Reported
Norma Gilmore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Gilmore of 1H8 Bell avenue, received brush burns bruises and a head bump at 4 50 pm yesterday after dashing into the street near Lake avenue and Caldwell, struck by a car driven south by Miss Hazel Reisinger of Stop 12 Linke avenue. Police say the child ran from the east sidewalk into the path of a 20 to 25 mph car. The child was en route to the Edison school Playground when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Gilmore
Harry Gilmore
Bell Avenue
Lake Avenue
Cladwell
Hazel Reisinger
Linke Avenue
Ars
Gilmore
Edison
Ruth Wash
Turner Street
J. C. Murphy
Cleveland
Lu. QO. Wigert
Ka. Grange
Seennt Street
Norwalk Frost Slams Local Orchards In Record Loss
Norwalk area fruit growers report historic damage from frost after a 30 degree low and Tuesday’s 23 degrees. Sweet cherries reportedly ruined, with damaged apples and peaches, amid widespread losses in the frigid night. A separate item notes the fatal truck crash of Leroy Glyrence Leigh, 48, in Migdiellian, with the body taken to Seville funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Nor
Mr Center
Aréia
Truek Masa Leroy
Glyrence Leigh
Migdiellian
Tates
Leroy
Fiyneral
Seville
Weather outlook and Easter millinery notes
Increasing cloudiness and warmer showers tonight into Sunday. Cooler Saturday night with a fall in temperatures. Readers are invited to Easter Sunday events featuring flowers, feathers, and fashion accessories at Birkuings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
Fall of Changchun Near Reported as City Barred
Nationalist relief army 74 miles away. Changchun garrison hid in four downtown buildings under heavy Communist artillery. Cen tral News Agency says fall of Manchurian capital near. Soviet plane reported over Changchun on April 16. government troops barricaded central buildings amid casualties. KILLER RY LOCOMOTIVE: Elza Heimlich, 63, of Galion, killed when struck by freight train near Galion. Rackley reported. body severed at chest. Ad sections list local ads and groceries.
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Chungring
Changchun
Central
Mukden
Chang Vhug
Jhe Migpateh
Chiangehun
Galion
Elza
Jap Premier Refuses To Withdraw From Power
Tokyo reports Premier Shidehara Kajuro rejects a committee’s call for resignation to enable a democratic government. Liberal and allied factions oppose withdrawal while Shidehara says his stance reflects differing views. Cabinet officials contemplate steps to stabilize the political scene.
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Tokyo
Kajuro
Bhi
Dehara
Dopaneése
Inie
Hla
Wenare
Hiroshd
Ashidehe
Shidehara
Social Democras
Cooperatives Nists
Bians
Hasional
Shideshara
Walant Narehashi
Tsat
el Bloc
Gleason Returns as Elyria YMCA Director on Monday
Russell C. Gleason resumes his role as physical director of the Elyria YMCA this Monday. Victor Glasgo is promoted from physical director to aquatics director, expanding the swimming program with new events for all ages and fuller staff involvement. Gleason, a former Navy instructor, will also help supervise overall YMCA activities while Glasgo focuses on swim programs and lifeguard training.
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Russell C, Gleason
Elyriany
M.C. A
Victor Glasgo
Association
Ralph Standen
Ciledson
Miami University
Y. MG. A
Camp fxs-See-Kies
Navy
Naval Reserve Midshipmen's School
Chicago
Des Troyer
Atlantic
Pacific
Harrison Street
Eivition Ife
Canton
Glaggo
Canton YM
Flynn Association
Glasgo
Gleason
Earthquake Felt in Los Angeles After Shocks
Reports say two moderate earthquake shocks were felt in Los Angeles area with a seismograph at California Institute of Technology recording the movement. No injuries or damage details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear Earth
Los Angeles
Nourhern
California
Wiley
City cleanup reports 121 truckloads of rubbish hauled
The city street department collection crews reported 121 truckloads of rubbish hauled in the annual cleanup campaign as of yesterday. The collection is expected to be completed by tomorrow morning at the latest, per Capitol Adventure reports.
Used Car Black Market Smashed By Federal Gov't
The federal government indicted 31 Michigan Kentucky Illinois and Missouri suspects in a Detroit chapter of the largest OPA car black market operation. Cars bought above ceiling prices were sold nationwide with profits up to 600 dollars per vehicle. The eight month probe covered eight states, with spotters canvassing streets and gas stations to source cars.
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Detroit
OPA
Michigan
Kentuck
Illinois
Missouri
Oirs
Grand Jury
Joseph C. Murphy
U. S. District Attorney
John C. Lehr
Office of Price Administration
Hie
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lehr
Michigan-Kentuc
ky-Illinois
Carnal
Charles O. Hanhun
Division of Investigation
Opas! Tegional
Cleveland
Iran
Messid
Ilat
Chico
Morris
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Lanshana
Kentucky
Pudilcah
Ferton
Domn C. Fanner
Joe W. Parmer
Jaime. Furssiler
Nobie
Lovins
Washain F Falts
Play! Menge
Cun Collie
Habery
Lawrence
Thomas GC. Dora
Crass
Clerbuucny Adama
Kei Kennedy
Davitt Margin
Cuftug Garrison
Alma
Joh DL Lovers
Anudah O&a Nelson
Pallavil
Kyu Henten Parley
Gurion Vey
Boyton
RY Krot Wyte
Asfield Ky
Crige
Cairn Snd Miceuy
Citizerns
Gary
Pew
No Break Yet In Coal Strike
Washington reports no weekend breakthrough in the coal strike as officials fear a prolonged impasse could drive a sharp fall in steel output and industrial reconversion. Government optimism remains, butMine Workers AFL leader Lewis B Schwellenbach notes the talks paused without new concessions.
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Washington
Washinjton
Labir Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Lewis
AFL
Detroit Mystery: Dead Cats Found in Abandoned Car
Police opened a car they believed held a body after smell led to a discovery of dead cats inside. The vehicle, parked for three weeks, was suspected stolen, with a prior listing tied to Sellman Furniture of Covington Ohio.
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Detroit
Parkeliy
Prive
Polive
Logic of
Sellman Furniture’ Company
North High Street
Covington
Ohio
Absentee Voting Issue Returns to States
A garbled piece describes an absentee voting problem returning to states amid controversy. It mentions Washington and a disputed ballot process and regulatory actions. The summary preserves named entities while noting the ambiguous and broken source text.
Elyria Town Quarantines Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Health authorities in Elyria today ordered quarantine across the city amid a scarlet fever outbreak. Reported case counts include one adult and twelve children, with most cases described as mild by officials.
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Phitteen
Ue Milind
Elyria
Humber
Elfy Health Department
Health Department
Elyrian Hears From His Brother After 33 Years
Elyria businessman Hansen recounts his brother Frederick in Copenhagen sending letters and four war era packages recently delivered or arriving soon. He notes Denmark relatives endured wartime shortages, a sister's death and a nephew shot by Germans, while Hansen plans more shipments with thread and elastic needed. He served in France during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hansen
Denmark
Frederick
Copenhagen
Elyrian
United States
Elyriian
Yimes
du Densmark
Lestern
Fetter
Havisen
Heoder
Plana
Minsen
Elyria
France
Pickets Clash in New York Industry Fight
In New York a clash erupted between AFI and CLO pickets outside a Brook Brothers Electrics plant on Broadway near The Aroad as about 70 workers were laid off. A 50 man picket line from AML Uryan formed, confrontations escalated with fists as the dispute stretched over several months.
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New York
AFI
Dent Reese
Jeris
Astar Mare
Bradway
Downawn
el Mo
Brook Brothers Electrics
Aroad
THC Aml Uryan
Child Drowns In Fish Pond Near Marietta
A child drowned yesterday in a fish pond by the residence of Willim A. Shiner of Marietta college. Parents had recently moved, with efforts to find quarters while the father attended college. The child was playing on the lawn at noon when he disappeared and was later found at the pond bottom in the three foot deep sand.
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Marietta
Willim
A. Shiner
Marietta College
Iran
Security Council Deliberations on Iran Spain Debate
The report details intense Security Council debate over Iran troop withdrawal and the Spanish Civil War. It notes Russia’s stance on Iran, the experts' report on agenda control, and Australian calls for a diplomatic approach to Franco, with mentions of the Five permanents and mixed delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Real Nationa
Ranad
Spain
Andrei A. Gramyke
Enthusaini
United Nations
Iran
Alofiy
Security Council
Femiinilien
Russia
Soviet Union
Irin
Council
Aye Council
Mir
Colt
Dig
Egypt
Australia
Enarues
Col W. OR Lundison
Patter
Yiernally
Hodgson
Jesus
Holgson Scwrely
United States
Britain
France
Alexander Cadogen
Conley
Franey
Pope Pius Grants Public Audience On Good Friday
Pope Pius today blessed officers and men of the battleship Missouri during a public Good Friday audience. An Army contingent joined the Naval group as about 752 American soldiers and sailors attended. It marked a rare public audience on Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius
Pius
Missouri
Rol Thompson Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
A. H. Thompson, director of Easter Seals sales for the National Society for Crippled Children and Elyria resident eight years, died of a heart attack at the Cleveland Clinic after a checkup. He had lived in Chicago since Oct. 1 when the organization's offices were moved. survived by wife Winifred and daughter Margaret Hopkins of Shelbyville Ky. Body to Crale's Funeral Home in Louisville. funeral plans incomplete.
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A. H. Thompson
Eer
National
Ciety For
Crippled Children
Elyria
Cleveland Clin
Thompson
Chicago
Tional Society
Wif
William Hopkins
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Elyna
Frigidaire
Louisvilly Rotary Club
Elysia
Jean
National Society
Chineh
Rotary Club
Masonic Lodge
Winifred Thompson
Margaret Hopkins
N. E. Thompson
Dp. J. Thompson
Hi Thompson
Lousisville
Cralle
Frangford Avenue
Louisville
Match Shaver Pattern Sell Pottery Ad
Imprecise classified style text promotes Chroniel Telegram Want Ads to reach buyers directly. Mentions individuals like Walter Allen and Ray Hutton, advertising rates and event details, with a sales pitch for using the service to place notices and find sellers.
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Presh Lake
Evie
Buster
Y.m-C.a
Capitol
Groor Garson
Clark Gabie
Ads
Troiter
Amy Barley
Europe
Heard
Patrick
Washington, D. CG
Patroit Womaan
America
tAcme Telephuta
Gov't
Eupter AM
Mirpdine'a. Ady
Saratoga Trunk
Gary Cooper
Ingrid Bergan
Eborist
Deer, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Broad Street
Phong
Rol
Walter Allen
Ing Ray Hutton
Kaye
al Kaye
Ady
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