World Security Organization talks open in San Francisco
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden joins United Nations delegates in San Francisco for the opening session of the Conference on International Organization. The aim is to draft a charter for collective action to safeguard peace, not a peace conference, with Truman to seek Senate ratification. Disputes over Poland and Argentina, veto powers, and Vandenberg amendments color the opening debates as nations press for the Dumbarton Oaks framework to adapt.
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San Francisco
Anthony Eden
United Nations
United Nations Conference On International Organization
Edeh
Washington
United States
Truman
Senate
Security Organization
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Poland
Argentina
Lublin
Permanent Council
Ihe
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
China
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Elief
Vanden+ Lerg
Dumbarton Oaks
Vandenberg
H S Band Prepares for Elyria Spring Concert Tonight
Elyria High School bands finish rehearsals for tonight's 8 p m Spring concert at the high school auditorium. Guest conductor Dr Frank Simon, former Blamed Armco band director and new head of Cincinnati University band department, conducts three numbers and performs a cornet solo. Walter F Van Brock and Dwain Diller share conducting duties on the other pieces. Officers include Dwain Pitter president Norman Sigel vice president and Phyllis Powell secretary treasurer. Norm Sigel serves as drum major with drum majorettes Patty Burton and Margaret No. 1 continuing on page 2.
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Elyria High School
Frank Simion
Simon
Armco
University of Cincinnati
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Walter F. van Brock
End Bae
Dwain Diller
Dwain Pitter
Norman Sigel
Vic
Phyllis Powell
Patty Burton
Margaret No
Ohio Cloudy and Cooler With Scattered Rain Today
The weather forecast from United Press indicates cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with intermittent rain today and lingering light showers Thursday. Weather terms like milder air and cloudy periods appear in the text, supported by unsettled conditions across the state.
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United Press
Ohio
Plea Of Naiberg Is Postponed
Common Pleas Judge Guy Findley postponed the entering of a plea by Frank Naiberg, 45, returned from Los Angeles for a first degree murder indictment. Naiberg, tall and heavy, appeared in custody with his wife, who accompanied him and revealed his real name. The court refused to accept any plea without counsel, and Naiberg claimed poverty to obtain legal aid. Continued on Page 2.
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Common Pleas
Guy
Findley
Jeter
Frank Naiberg
Los Angeles
Mary Willace
Lorain l
Naiberg
Nallerg
Nalberg
Harlan
Appropriations Bill Signed By Truman
President Harry S. Truman signed the first appropriations bill of his term into law. The measure provides 1,242,958,103 dollars for the treasury and post office departments for fiscal year 1946, compared with 1,490,646,168 dollars for fiscal 1945.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
White House
Treasury
Post Office
War At A Glance: Allied Pushes Across Fronts
War summary reports Hitler’s forces defending Berlin as Allied and Red Army units press on multiple fronts. Western forces advance toward Berchtesgaden. Danube lines near Hegensburg. Poto thrust within 30 miles of Yeronga toward Brenner Pass. In the Pacific, Okinawa sees more island seizures as Marines gain ground, while air strikes hit Pilsen aircraft works. Joel McCrea film noted in Capitol section.
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Hitler
Berlin
Third
Danube
Hegensburg
Berchtesgaden
Halen
Poto
Yeronga
Teway
Brenner Pass
Okinawa
Philippines
Arimy
Pilsen
Tapitol
Joel McCrea
Adv
End of Organized Nazi Resistance by June First
Washington reports say organized German resistance in Europe could end by June due to Allied advances. Officials acknowledge continued fighting in pockets and warn that Pacific conflict may extend two to three more years. War hearings are delayed to May 10 as material orders are trimmed for Europe.
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Washington
Dune Pani
Hopel
Buell Snyder
Truman
Snyder
Pledivise Sibcommittes
Turan
Oie
Europe
Niyder
Pacific
Spyres
War Department
Robert PL Patterson
Casualty list items from Elyria near war losses reported
The casualty list reports Edward M. Kershaw missing in action in the Okinawa area while serving as a seaman second class in the U S Navy. His family details, including relatives in Elyria and nearby Lakewood, are listed. Also noted is Burnell B Brown, a former Elyria drum major, reported as a prisoner of war in Germany, and Peter Lasky, a seaman second class in the Navy, tied to the Belgium incident. Additionally 15 people from Elyria and Lorain were announced for grand jury service starting May 2.
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Edward
Clifton Blvd
Lake+ wood
St. Ann's Hospital
Cleveland
Thomas
Military School
Monroe
Mich
Florence Rigly
Mre
Vieizen
Wats
Burnell
B. Brown
Bernard Brown
Elyria
Germany
Morris Bowyn
McCarvel
Florida
Peter Lasky Meer Leery
US Navy
Cpl Pacl
Belgium
Birled Nussing
Patifle
Navy Department
Steve Lasky
Laskys
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Peter Lasky
Pacific
Navy
Agate
Stephen Lindway
Lake Avenue
Mary [Langthorp
Lincoln Court
Herman K. Thornton
Oberlin
Arthur Gibson
Avon
Helen Stronsky
Brundage Durham
Molly Krugman
Tillie Chapmen
Sophie Straka
Rose Friend
Nelle Sisley
Helen Kronta
Flora Saville
Jamge Colgan
John Boemer
Patton Drives Deep Into Bavaria and Austria Front
Allied forces under General Patton push toward Bavaria and Austria as German resistance collapses. American Third Army advances up to 28 miles along an 88 mile front, freeing over 9,000 prisoners. Reports say Munich vicinity within 40 miles, Berchtesgaden 30 miles from the Austrian border, with French First Army and Seventh Army advancing from multiple fronts. Radio Luxembourg cites widespread German surrender and white flags as the Red Army closes in from the east.
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Paris
George
Tle
Sulah Valley
Bevelitzsgaden
Hitler
Bavaria
Pfeld
Bavatlit
Patton
Salaneh Villey
Berokesgaden
Nile
George S. Patton
Third Army
Munich
Nagi Party
Tutbin
Nank
Gai
Alexander M. Patch
Seventh Army
Nein
Réven
First Army
Arther Lo
Lake Constance
First Aid
Ninth Armies
Blue and
Mulde
Berlin
Red Army
Radio Luxembourg
Advisory Council Of Health District To Meet May 7
The Lorain County General Health District marks its 25th anniversary with an advisory council meeting on Monday May 7 at the James Broad house Oberlin. Mayors and township trustees will attend as dinner reservations are handled by the Courty Health department Oberlin by May 3. Dr Wo AL Macintosh, first Health Commissioner, will speak, with a 6 32 pm Eastern Ward Time dinner.
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Lorain County
Wo AL Macintosh
Courty Health Department
Oberlin
Indian suspect sought after LaGrange rail fight
A fight at the rairead labor yard in LaGrange last night led to a manhunt for Russell Isaac, 30, of New York state, accused of striking Peter Ninnigs, 98, of Michigan, with a four foot iron poker. Ninnigs was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for head lacerations requiring 32 stitches and injuries to arms and legs. Isaac allegedly bent the weapon in the assault.
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Rairead Labor
LaGrange
Russell Isaac
New York State
Snather Indiaa
Peter Nannies
Michigan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Isaac
Truman Pays Surprise Visit to Pentagon War Chiefs
President Truman made an unannounced stop at the Pentagon to meet with Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and Army Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall. Admiral Ernest J. King and Admiral William D. Leahy joined the discussions, which followed Stimson's White House visit earlier in the day. The gathering occurred around 1:50 p.m. Eastern War Time, with all key military leaders present at the Pentagon.
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Ashington
Truman
Army
Pentagon
Henry. L. Stimson
George C. Marshal
Stimson
White House
Ernest J. King
U. S
Marshall
Pentagon Building
Potomac
Washington
William. D. Leahy
Man Struck By Car Suffers Leg Fracture
Joe Nono, 65, of Grange road, suffered a fractured leg and head laceration after being struck by a northbound car driven by Fear Mur phy at 332 West Ninth Street yesterday. The driver reported dark, rainy conditions and not seeing him until a bump. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police also reported a minor traffic accident at Lake Avenue and Ludistree involving Walter Miller and Wayne Huth with damaged fenders.
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Joe Nono
R- D. Ba
Imer Liately
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Ludi Stree
Walter Miller
Blaine Street
Wayne Huth
Cleveland Street
Elyria Family Reunion At Army Hospital In West Virginia
An Elyria couple plans a reunion at Ashford General hospital in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with their son Pfc Norman T Heritage wounded in Germany and his brother Pvt Jack Kerugge an instructor at Fort Bragg set to attend This is their first meeting since a year ago In his own hand written letter Norman describes partial use of his left hand and right side paralysis but doctors say he may be as good as new.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Elyria
J. W. Heritage
Blaine Street
Norman T. Heritage
Germany
Ashford General Hospital
Pyt
Jack Kerugge
Tort
Rhine River
Ilincoln
Indiana
High Nazi Officials Flee As Berlin Battle Nears
London dispatches report Berlin under siege with two Russian armies encircling the city and western lines near Potsdam. Moscow and Luxembourg sources say Nazi leadership plans to depart. German defense, led by Hitler, appears collapsing amid ruined streets as Allied forces converge for a final European war confrontation. Soldier Edwin E. Holton, 18, of Chillicothe, Ohio, killed when struck by an Army truck at Yucca Army Air Field in Arizona.
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London
Weta
Telimas
Berlin
Herlin
Gregory K. Zhukevw
Brandsenburg
Dues
Ivan S. Kanev
Potsdam
United Press
Moscow
Luxembourg
Mixedne
Hiler
Ger- Mus
Red Army
Alf Ved
Mit
Phoenix
Ariz
i—Pfe
Edwin E. Holton
Chillicothe, O
Yucca
Army Air Field
Elyria Blood Drive Misses Nightly Quota By 20 Pints
Elyria failed to meet its blood donation quota again as the Red Cross unit reported 168 pints collected, 12 below the 180 pint daily goal. The drive notes a pattern of shortfalls this month with many volunteers ineligible or absent, prompting renewed appeals for more Elyrians to register as volunteer donors.
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Elyria
Elys Ria
Cus
American Fighting Mens
Gat‘ion Club
Reyre
Red Cross
Quotas Announced for Seventh War Bond Drive in Lorain County
Lorain County sets total individual sales quota at 4.877 million for the Seventh War Bond Drive, up from 3.485 million in the last campaign. Elyria's quota rises to 1.673 million with 1.164 million in E Bonds. Oberlin, Wellington, Amherst, Grafton, and other communities outline specific E Bond and individual sales targets, while the drive runs May 14 to June.
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Goralin County
Lorain County
Elyria
Fuilly
Campaian
Lorain
Oberlin—E
Wellington—E
Amherst—E
Grafton—E
L. Porter
Oberlin
War Loan Drive
Arthuec Petander
City Bank
G. I
C. L Flummer
Howard L. Rawdon
Harry W. Luetht
Elygia
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Pase Twa
Golden Gate Bridge
Elyria and Vicinity
Advisory Council of Health District
Deez
Ines
Ady
President and War Chiefs Center
Bulletin
Army Hospital
Birklesey
Kinton
Faustin
Gallegas
Miami
Plagida
Caribbean
Tale Ling
Mickey
Boon
Velvet
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