National rail strike looms as unions break talks
Chicago reports three railroad brotherhoods representing 150000 engineers firemen and switchmen may end negotiations with carriers today triggering a 30 day cooling off period. Unions seek a 30 percent wage rise with a $3 per day minimum while railroads offer 51 cent per hour increases. A presidentially appointed fact finding panel urged settlement on the wage offer with rule changes, which the unions rejected.
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Chicago
Truman
Ward
Abdullah Demands Arab Rule of Palestine in Note to Britain
Reports from Beirut and Jerusalem say King Abdullah of Trans‑Jordan demands sovereignty over Palestine and offers a plebiscite. Trans‑Jordan troops are in the conflict zone while Britain denies a full invasion and seeks a peace conference between Arab and Jewish leadership.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Eing Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Hing Abdullan & Trens
Jordan
Alan Cunningham
Cunningham
Gesiinri
Leggion
aGill
Middle East
Beirut
Legion
Palese
Ericho
Jewish Agency
Walter Erman
Aboullah
Hebron
Gaza
Beersheba
Arab Lebanon
Arab Legion
Amman
Trans- Jordan
Eyria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Cai.c
Weather forecast for Cleveland area with warm humidity
Paritiny cloud and continued warm humid weather with thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with occasional rain, low tonight and high Wednesday around 72.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Restrictions Tighten Travel in Southern Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia imposes new limits to curb access to the southern region adjacent to northern Greece and Albania. Foreign nationals and diplomats require special permission to enter the area, with strict rules for transit through Yugoslavia to Greece.
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Levis
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Theouthern
Inductees Named in School Group Photo
The six girls on the right are inducted in a formal ceremony. From left to right they are Rita Schifkoski Rae Guimore Janice Schreiber Elizabeth Haccen Marguerite Hogan and Contaga Bednarz. Additional members listed include Nancy Gallen Katherine Kares Beverly Krespach Merjorie Francé Mary Tomski in the front row and Derrel Double Alice Rothgery Richard Decker Victor Janowicz Joan Demetral in the second row and Robert Hancock Jane Aller Mary Nivus Charles Hymen Dean Girisner with Gerald Gustin noted as a second member not present at the ceremony.
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Rita Scchifkoski
Rae Guimore
Janice Schreiber
Elizabeth Haccen
Marguerite Hogan
Contaga Bednarz
Frost Row
Nancy Gallen
Katherine Kares
Beverly Krespach
Merjorie Francé
Mary Tomski
Derrel Double
Alice Rothgery
Richard Decker
Victor Janowicz
Joan Deme
Tral
Robert Hancock
Jane Aller
Mary Nivus
Charles Hymen
Dean Girisner
Gerald Gzstn
W S Knudsen Dies Former GM President at Home
Detroit obituary notes William S Knudsen born Copenhagen March 5 1879 rose from janitor to GM president and Ford wartime production chief. He died at 3 58 am EST at his Greisle home after long illness linked to hypertension and arterial ailments while directing arms production for Axis defeat.
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Detroit
William S. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Greisle
Kunudsen
Wse
Thomas N. Horan
Lonz
Sid Knudsen
Knudsen
Horan
Joan R. Hards Knnudsen
Weshingx
Hupp Liotor
Denmark
Willem S. Knudsen
Copenhagen
Denmerk
G Wilhelm Poul Knudsen
Denmerkncud Ie
New York
Anudsen
John BR. Keim Mull
Buffsio
Ford
Energie
Buffalo
Ford Assembly
Henry Ford
Ford Knudsen
Inter
General Motors Trom
Jon
Chevrolet
Alred P. Sloan
Former President of Cereal Company Dies
Pasadena California Carroll L. Post 88 former president of the Poctum Cereal Co. died at his home Sunday friends said today His body will be sent to Battle Creek Michigan for private funeral services
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Cal
Carroll L. Post
The
Poctum Cereal Co
Sunda
Battle Creek
Mich
Cooler Weather Heads For Ohio After Heat Wave
Reported cooler weather moving toward Ohio from the Mississippi Valley was expected to push out the heat wave that kept temperatures near 100 in Columbus yesterday. Thunderstorms were forecast to bring relief with a forecast high of 78 today and a low of 35 tomorrow. Columbus tied a city record with 89 and other Ohio cities logged mid to high 80s as Cleveland Akron Dayton Cincinnati Toledo reported warm readings.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Maine
Chesapeake
Ohio River
Huntington
W. Va
Columbus
Mercury
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Cincinnati
Toledo
Body of Man In Barn Near Wellington Fairgrounds
Deputies found James Murray dead in a horse barn at Wellington fairgrounds after he and Walter Nelson ate reportedly tainted stew the previous evening. Nelson, of Chicago, aided investigation and Murray’s corpse was taken to Andrews Funeral Home in Wellington.
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James Murray
Wellington Fairgrounds
Walter Nelson
Chicago
Murrey
Nelson
Murray
Wellington
Situation Under Control Now In Kobe And Osaka
Police announced a riot in Kobe and Osaka where a 16 year old Korean was killed during a demonstration in front of the Prefectural office. Fire horses charged about 200 protesters as troops backed local police and fired into the air to disperse the crowd. General Eichelberger claimed the situation was quiet and completely under control.
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Osaka
Japan
U.S
Robert L. Eichelbergers
Kobe
Eichelberger
Achievement Day program drew wide turnout in Lorain County
Nearly 200 rural women from Lorain County were slated to attend the Achievement Day event at Elzria First United Church. The program featured talks by Carl Deeds and Miss Edith Berry, a Rochester Home Makers Club playlet, fashion talks by Beth Peterson, and demonstrations of coats and suns from tailoring classes.
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Lorain County
Elzria First Siethedis
Civic Gardens
Carl C. Deeds
County Agricultural Extension Ace.t
Rochester Home Makers Club
Beth Peterson
Est. du Pont Ge Nemours and Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Marjorie Kibler
The
Home Demonstration Council
Two Injured In Motorcycle Crash Near Elvia Avenue
Charles Hamilton 42 and Conic Land cid 21 of R D 3 Elvins were thrown from a motorcycle after it went out of control at Stop 14 Lae avenue near Elvia avenue. They were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hamilton swerved to avoid an automobile that turned in front of them. The incident occurred about 1 40 p m.
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Conic
Land Cid
R. D
Elvins
Dirs
Lae Avenue
Elvia Avenue
Hamilton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Voters go to polls in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
Voters in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts head to polling sites today to choose delegates for the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Light turnout is expected with no clear presidential frontrunner, while Massachusetts hosts a factional fight for its 36 Democratic delegates and a GOP slate backing a favored son or write in efforts.
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Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Boston
Douglas MacArthur
Massachusetts House
Thomas P. O
Momer
GOP
Mechire
Ser
Edward Martin
Herold E. Stassen
Rhode Island
Rep
Martin
Robert A. Teft. R. O
Themes E. Dewer
New York
League To Sponsor Meeting Of Candidates
Voters in Elyria will hear candidates for county offices at the annual pre primary meeting of the League of Women Voters. The session is open to the public and will be held at Elyria City Hall council chamber at 8 p m. Candidates for county offices will be introduced but not speak. bulletins on state candidates will be handed out.
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Mer
Elyria Leacu
Cty Hall
Cai Missionero
Valley View
Caoné
Ohio
Harold Kunkle
League
Eric Ryden
Robert S. Wilson
E. C. Harr
C. S. Rieley
Stanley Orr
Man Answering Description of Gunman Arrested
Detroit police arrest a man described as the gunman who threatened CIO United Auto Workers president Walter P. Reuther. A show-up is planned with three witnesses to confirm identity. one witness is under guard. The informant, brought from Toledo, gave a false name and address initially.
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Detroit
Harry S. Toy
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Toy
UAW
Reutherton
Reuther
Toledo
Tex
Joseph A. Krug
Wayne County
James N. McNally
Schneider elected president of Elyria Community Chest
Ellsworth R Schneider was chosen president of the Elyria Community Chest for the coming year at a special board meeting. Don W Maers and Earl W Bell were elected first and second vice presidents, with Ralph E Tabbals reappointed as executive secretary. the article lists past campaign roles and long involvement in Chest activities.
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Elsworth R. Schneider
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Community Chest
Chest
Don W. Maers
Frst
Earl W. Bell
Ralph E. T Bbals
Scnhneder
Tian
Corrale Meniver
Tne
M. E
Jars
Tidbais
Wae
Elyria Township Meeting Promised Friday at Merkley School
Citizens of Elyria Township plan a Friday evening meeting at Merkley school to discuss the acute problem in Elyna Township schools. A motion picture Pop Rings the Bel will be shown as part of the program sought by the organizing committee.
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Elyna Township
Merkley
Taft Supports One Year Terms for Lilienthal Aide Appointees
Senator Taft said he would back Senate confirmation of one year terms for David Lilienthal and other Atomic Energy Commission members. He told reporters in Dayton during a final week Ohio tour that the next president should appoint his own personnel after one year. Taft noted no objection to continuing current terms for one year.
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Dayton
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
Commission
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Lilienthal
TVA
Harold E. Stassen
U S Puts Truce First In Palestine
An American official in Lake Success hinted the United States would not send troops to police Palestine unless warfare ends. The remark, from a US delegation member, suggests limited participation during a truce and could affect UN debates on Palestine.
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Lake Success
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
United Nations
Jeaders
Security Council
Ito
Jerusalem
This Springs Best Seller Inexpensive Classified Ad
An old Chronicle Telegram for sale ad promotes used furniture typewriters stoves and more. Two contact numbers 44 72 and 44 131 invite readers to place them to work for you.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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