U S Says It Will Resist In Berlin Crossroads Clash
Washington officials signal willingness to use force if Russia pushes into the western sector of Berlin. A high official warned of a serious situation and pledges stern resistance if needed, while Dean Acheson warned that Soviet communism endangers free world civilization. Rainfall and floods in Elyria Lorain County disrupt farming and delay spring work as fields remain saturated and streams rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Acheson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Soviet Union
Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High photographer wins two awards at Kent contest
Elyria High School senior Bob Smith won two top awards at Kent State University during the Northeastern Ohio tenth annual Scholastic Press Clinic. He earned for a pre-convention basketball game photo and a现场 image from the clinic’s dramatized news event. Smith, son of A N Smith, plans to study photography at Ohio University. The Elyria Herald staff of 17 accompanied by advisor Miss Margaret Mahaffey also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bob Smith
Stanford Avenue
Northeastern Ohio
Kent State University
Kent
Smith
Elyria High
Elyria High Herald
A. N. Smith
Elyria High School
Bob
Ohio University
Athens
Herald
Margaret Mahaffey
Edward Seabold
Eleanor Hess
Shirley Amos
Grant Ingersoll
Marie McHenry
Jean Landin
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Rose Steinber
Patricia Flynn
Rogert Kunkle
Sally Parks
Larry Tibball
Betty Ann Halsey
Dick McIntire
John Marshall
Clyde Schroeder
Man in Little Ohio drives naked in car ride
Deputy sheriffs hold a 33 year old Westlake man for investigation after he was nabbed by Deputy Sheriff Chalmer Davidson on Pearl road near Lorain at 7 30 a m. He appeared to imitate Lady Godiva riding a modern naked version in a car, wearing only shoes. He said he left home at 10 p m visited several Lorain night clubs and then drove around at 4 30 a m without clothes. He offered no reason and was not intoxicated. He said he had done similar acts near Medina last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Chalmer Davidson
Pearl Road
Lorain
Davidson
Lady Godiva
Medina
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio storms and cool spell
Northeastern Ohio is expected to see showers and continued cool conditions today and tonight with a cloudy Tuesday. Temperatures range from a low near mid forties to a high around the low fifties, with showers beginning tomorrow morning. Markets are listed on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Traffic Study In Elyria Accelerated by Firm
Mayor Henry W. Ault announced that Segoe firm will speed the Elyria master city plan traffic study so the phase can be ready this Summer. Ault and Service Director D W Kothe met in Cincinnati to discuss a contract for completion and early attention to traffic. The Civic Foundation previously funded over half the plan with 18000 dollars. the city will fund the remainder at 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ault
Ladislas Segoe
Cincinnati
Elyria
Ault
D. W. Kothe
Segoe
Elyria Civic Foundation
Five Die In Tunnel Collision Between Speeder Car And Train
In Kimball West Virginia a speeder car carrying six men to a bridge repair job collided head on with a Norfolk and Western passenger train in a tunnel. Five men were killed and one injured. The deceased were Henry Hocubins Bluestone J B Arthur Bluefield H Rickman St Paul T J Lambert Ironton C T J Bowles Bluefield was injured.
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Kimball
W. Va
Norfolk & Western
Henry Hocubins
Bluestone
J. B. Arthur
Bluefield
Rickman
St. Paul
T. J. E. Lambert
Ironton
C. T. J. Bowles
Car Skids And Rolls 35 Feet Into A Tree
A car driven by Mabel E. Rusaw of 37585 Center Ridge road skidded on Route 20 a mile east of Route 76, hit a tree and rolled 35 feet into another tree. Passenger Mrs. Thomas Nagy of North Olmsted was treated for minor injuries and released. Other reported collisions include Edward Blair and W J Barnes at 1022 East Avenue, a Mrs James West striking a parked car on Lodi Street, and John Mole of R D Grafton colliding on Route 57 near Grafton with Charles Mac Donald of Follansbee W Va.
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Mabel E. Rusaw
Center Ridge Road
Route 76
Thomas Nagy
North Olmsted
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Bair
Edward Blair
W.J. Barnes
East Avenue
Michael
Barnes
James West
15Th Street
Lodi Street
Leroy Breckenridge
Fifth Street
John Mole
R. D. Grafton
Grafton
Charles MacDonald
Follansbee
W. Va
Ohio Catholic War Veterans Elect Toledo Veteran Commander
John L. Eidson of Toledo, a 30 year old World War II veteran, was elected Ohio commander of the Catholic War Veterans at the fifth state convention's closing session held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Group
Cleveland
John L. Eidson
Toledo
Ohio
Catholic War Veterans
Frain Delays Fire Trucks at Crossing Fire Burns Home
Fire trucks were delayed by a freight train at a grade crossing Saturday night in Springfield as a two family residence burned. Eight people were left homeless by the blaze.
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Frain
Springfield
Flood Crest Hits Crookston as Hundreds Flee
Ice-laden floodwaters from a broken dam surged toward Crookston Minnesota prompting about 200 families to evacuate. Red Cross volunteers mobilized to assist while authorities hoped the crest would not exceed 24 feet as thousands faced rising water and widespread flooding along the Red River basin.
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Crookston
Minn
Tte
Red Lake
Red Cross
Red River
Manitoba
Emerson
Here
Heavy Rain Floods Roads and Basements Across County
A April downpour swelled streams and flooded roads and farms while basements filled with water and sewer backups raised worry over electrical equipment. Clark street at Prospect and Taylor street near Lexington were submerged and Ford road remained closed. Middle Ridge school in Amherst Township closed due to high water. County road crews survey for damage as residents scrub basements and seek safety from rising floods.
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Elyria
George Carrick
Clark Street
Prospect
Taylor Street
Lexington
Ford Road
Middle Ridge
Amherst Township
New St Jude's School To Have Six Classrooms
Heavy rains caused water seepage into boiler rooms at Allen Jefferson Ely and Hamilton schools suspending St. Jude's parish activities. Students were sent home until heat and pumping restored. Jefferson reopened at 1 PM. Allen remained closed. Black River at Cascade Park rose to 15 feet above normal prompting parental caution.
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Allen and Jefferson
St. Jude's Parish
Hart Dicka
Jefferson School
Ely
Hamilton
L. N. Nicholas Re
Allen School
John Madhock
Elyria
Cascade Park
Nationalist Leaders Quit Hainan Island Evacuation
Nationalist commanders on Hainan Island were evacuated by ship from Yulin as Communist forces approached. Reports say the north of the island, including Haoshow, fell to the Communists with airfields abandoned. Chiang Kai-Shek denied ordering the evacuation, while Nationalists shift to defending Formosa. If true, the fall cuts China’s iron ore supply to Japan and expands Communist reach toward Manila.
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Hong Kong
Hainan
Yulin
Hsueh Yueh
Hoshow
Sanya
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Manila
China
Canton i
Haihan
Absentee Voting Deadline Near for Lorain County Primary
Officials of the Lorain County Board of Elections remind voters the absentee ballot deadline is 6:30 p.m. Thursday with all ballots due back by noon Friday to count. The Elyria office machine remains for instruction, and instruction sessions aim to boost voter familiarity ahead of Tuesday May 2 primary.
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Lorain
Elections Board
Truman and Acheson press back on McCarthy attack
Senate investigators set up a special unit to review the State Department security division to ensure adequate procedures for weeding out Communists. Sen. Green and Sen. Lodge will lead the panel, saying the move is unrelated to derogatory information and aims to assess staff adequacy. President Truman vows to defend the loyalty program, framing McCarthy's charges as mad and vicious and a threat to U.S. foreign policy as elections loom. Continued on page 2.
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Washington—Senate
State Department
Theodore F. Green
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Millard E. Tydings
Washington
Joseph R. Mc
Carthy
Wis
Dean Acheson
McCarthy
Truman
Federal Bar Association
FCC Chief Seeks Stronger Law on Gambling Data
Washington — FCC Chairman Wayne Coy urged Congress to criminalize interstate transmission of wagering information, proposing a new bill that bars data on bets odds or prices across wires. The draft tightens controls beyond the Justice Department plan which exempts newspapers and some broadcasts from immediate disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Justice Department
Coy
Senate Commerce
FCC
Prospect Street church school to cost 156000 in Elyria
The new combined church and school on Prospect Street will cost about 156000 with John Dandrea of Lorain as contractor. It will include six classrooms for about 200 elementary students and a chapel seating 528, while Elyria High School students showcased at statewide music contest with several superior ratings and a saxophone quartet earning top marks. Walter F. Von Brock attended the Elyria schools meeting.
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Prospect Street
John Dandrea
Lorain
John A. Serrabldes
Cere O
Elyria High School
Capithan
Jay University
Columbus
Ohio
Elyria
Carol Aldrich
Jane Smith
Jay Ross
James Knott
William Wilson
Dick Comstock
Dick Spiegle
Mary Folk
Walter F. von Brock
Oand
Woman Bound Over To Grand Jury For Grand Larceny
Melvie Lee Jones of Cincinnati was bound to the grand jury by Mayor Henry W. Ault on a grand larceny charge. Bond set at $1,000 after she allegedly shoplifted four pairs of trousers valued at $45 from the Men's Shop on Broad Street. Elizabeth Officer Lorain, arrested concurrently, received a sentence to Marysville Reformatory for a prior offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvie Lee Jones
Cincinnati
Henry W. Ault
Broad Street
Elizabeth Officer
Lorain
Marysville Reformatory
Amherst House Destroyed By Ten Thousand Dollar Fire
South Amherst fire destroyed the Becker Homestead on Annis Road south of 113. Irene Richi's presumed ownership with former tenants Mr and Mrs Herbert Leininger and ten children. Fire chief J J Wilhelm said Dean Palmer alerted crews minutes before flames spread in heavy rain. Fifteen firefighters battled for about three hours. asbestos siding limited spread to a nearby tool shed. Loss about 10000. Arson suspected. sheriff and State Fire Marshal investigate.
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South Amherst
Becker
Annis Road
Irene Richi
Richi
Herbert Leininger
J. J. Wilhelm
South Amherst Department
Dean Palmer
Wilhelm
Strikers Return To Work At Fremont
About 300 Fremont Rubber Co workers resumed work after voting 94 to 89 to return. The strike began March 16 and the workforce awaits new contract negotiations.
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Fremont
Fremont Rubber
North Olmsted Street Floods After Weekend Rain
Suburban North Olmsted streets were covered by over two feet of water today after 2.39 inches of rain fell over the weekend. The flood stretched to 24 new homes and inundated sidewalks and lawns as regional travel deteriorated in nearby Sandusky and Erie counties. The Sandusky Titian Street subway area flooded, Routes 2 and 6 traffic impacted, and WLEC Sandusky radio tower was struck by lightning, knocking the station off air for three hours. Fremont logged about 2.5 inches in 12 hours and over three inches in 48 hours.
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Cleveland
North Olmsted
Westher
Milton W. Davis
Sandusky
Erie County
Judge Urges Abolition of Heart Balm Suits
Common pleas Judge Samuel H. Silbert, an authority on marriage and divorce, urged outlawing heart balm and love theft suits in Ohio. Speaking at Western Reserve University Law School, he said such actions should be outlawed in the near future and advocated private hearings in divorce rather than public ones.
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Common Pleas
Samuel H. Silbert
Ohio
Law School of Western Reserve University
Silbert
Rail unions threaten strike disrupts Pennsylvania lines west of Harrisburg
The National Mediation Board urged a two week postponement of a Wednesday strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen. Pennsylvania Railroad warned of discontinuing service on lines west and north of Harrisburg if the strike proceeds. New York Central, Santa Fe, and Southern Railroads weighed embargoes or halted freight plans. The union seeks a second fireman on multi unit diesels. no settlement reached.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Santa Fe
Southern
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
L. W. Hornung
New York Central
NYC
NYU
Outlook For Full Phone Strike Bad
Western Electric installation workers walked off in 43 states but did not disrupt service as mediators pressed talks. The 11,000 strong division 6 of the CIO CWA joined a nationwide walkout from 6 am local time, with varied regional participation and three mediation sessions planned to avert a coast to coast strike before the 60 day Truman truce expires.
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New York
Western Electric
Truman
United Press
Division 6
Communications Workers of America
CIO
New York State
New York City
Cleveland
Ohio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Atlanta
New England
Montana
Omaha
Neb
Harriisburg
International Cwa
South Bend
Ind
Retired Oberlin Professor Dies at 83 in Oberlin
Oberlin Freiderich Johann Lehmann aged 83 of 29 South Prospect died at 5 p m Sunday at Allen Hospital after three weeks illness. Born September 17 1866 in Cleveland he taught theory and composition at Oberlin Conservatory for 32 years retiring in 1922. He studied at Oberlin Gates Academy Leipzig Royal Academy of Music in London and Germany and authored several music theory works. Funeral services Tuesday at 3 p m at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home with Dr Joseph King officiating. burial in Westwood cemetery.
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Oberlin
Frederich Johann Lehmann
South Prospect
Oberlin Conservatory
Allen Hospital
Cleveland
Lehmann
First Church
Pi Kappa Lamba
Gates Academy
Neileigh
Nebraska
Conservatory of Music
Leipsig
Germany
Drehochschule der Musik and Steiner Conservatory
Royal Academy of Music
London
Cowling- Sedgeman
Reckless Flying Charged in Columbus
Daniel D Haupt 24 Columbus an Ohio State University sophomore will appear in municipal court tomorrow to answer a charge of reckless flying. Haupt was arrested Saturday by State Highway Patrolman Kenneth Taylor after residents of Columbus north side complained of low flying.
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Columbus
Daniel D. Haupt
Ohio State University
Haupt
Kenneth Taylor
North Side
Burns Fatal To Woman In Columbus
Mrs. Bertha Tyler, 7, of Pataskala, died in a Columbus hospital yesterday from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire while burning trash behind her home Tuesday. Dentist listed as Dr. Smith with a 250% 5th St address and evening services offered. plate repairs advertised.
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Columbus
Bertha Tyler
Pataskala
Dr. Smith
5Th St
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Container Corporation of America
Corrigan
Elyrian
Mr. Godiva
Minnesota
Bray Mereil
North
Dakota
Oslo
James River
Columbia
S. D
North Dakota
James
Plestem
Jamestown
N.D
New St. Jude’s School
Grand Jury
Amherst
N. Olmsted Street
Roper
Colson
Elyria Howe, Co
Pennsylvania
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