Chances Rise for Quick Berlin Blockade End
Washington reports from U S officials and Western diplomats say Berlin blockade talks are moving toward a fast settlement. Key points: Russia accepts Western terms, no new stumbling blocks, and no new principles for a four foreign ministers conference. British and French may join soon, with meetings likely to resume Monday.
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Civil Aeronautics Board authorizes four air freight lines
The Civil Aeronautics Board predicts a substantial rise in air freight and grants four airlines five year certificates. Firing Tiger Line will coast to coast serving Cleveland Akron Toledo. Shick Airways covers Cleveland Akron Columbus Cincinnati Darien Toledo Louisville. U S Airlines runs North South route serving Cleveland Akron Columbus Cincinnati Darton Toledo Louisville. Airmens operates coast to coast but serves no Ohio or Kentucky points. All lines exclude airmail as existing carriers handle it.
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Fail To Vote Funds To Pay The President
WASHINGTON President Truman faced a vain effort as Congress failed to appropriate funds for his $12 500 April per check. Last January the lawmakers boosted Mr. Truman salary to $00 000 four year plus a tax free $92 500 expense account. But so far haven t bothered to vote for the extra mover. AX SLAYER SENTENCED
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Truman
Congress
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Truman Salery
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy conditions continue this afternoon into tonight with occasional rain. Sunday brings scattered showers and little temperature change. Overnight low around 52 with high near 70 on Sunday.
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Whose Famous Potted Tomato Plants Ad Growers Ad
Fragmentary ad notes a potted tomato plant feature with a price mention and a business name Resar's Adv, suggesting a local ad brief for plant sales or a horticulture display.
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Resar
Four Injured in Local Traffic Mishaps
Four persons were injured in yesterday's roads incidents reported by the county and sheriff departments. Ar r Shepard, 23, and his wife Angele of Elyria were hurt when their car ran off Route 10 and rolled over. Shepard suffered a possible fractured right leg and back injury. Jerry Streator, 19, and Paul Streator, 28, Oberlin, received bruises and back injuries in a collision on Route 10. William H. Peabody, 38, Oberlin, faced reckless driving charges. Lyman Gaul, Lorain, was treated after falling from a two wheel trailer on Route 20. A Beal car and a Mohr car collided near Lake Avenue. three vehicles were involved near Abbey and another rear-end crash on Broad Street left damage to parked cars.
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Angele
Ur Shepard
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Jerry Streator
Br Paul O. Streator
Oberlin
William H. Peabody
R. D
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Lyman Gaul
Broadwer
Lorain
Allen Hospital
Gault
Gr Russ Beal
Eighth Street
Lake Avenue
Russell Mohr- Griswold
Mohrman
Abbey
Robert Burns
Parmeliy Avenue
Carl Duffer
Fourth Street
Theodore Funk
Washington Avenue
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Sancéuskr
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Ia Mem
Weary Men Struggle With 125 Forest Fires Across Northland
In Duluth Minnesota weary crews battled more than 125 forest and brush fires across the northland. Forecasters hoped for rain but feared showers would bring winds. Firefighters kept losses down with only farm home damage reported. new fires flared as others were put out. Strong winds and drought kept the threat high across Milne Lacs Lake to the Mahromen Indian reservation and toward the Canadian border.
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Anson W. P
Ten Year Old Boy Struck By Automobile Near Grafton
William Huffman jr son of William Huffman of Grafton was struck by a car on Grafton road near his home injuring him seriously though undetermined. Denis Gradowske of Grafton drove the auto and the boy was taken to Elvira Hospital in semi conscious condition for X rays expected this afternoon.
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R. D. Grafton
Grafton Road
Grafton
Denis Gradowske
Eivria Hospital
Minister Speaks On Whats In A Name
Dr. John R. Cheney pastor of Monroe Street Methodist in Toledo spoke on Whats in a Name for the Ladies Night at First Methodist. He said names are made memorable by deeds and cited Edison Nobel Lincoln Washington and Jefferson as examples. He noted the addition of a new name can add fame and reminded Christians bear the name above all others. The hall was well filled with a dinner by La Porte women and First church youths serving. $169 was raised for Dart Keech for new tables.
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Monroe Street Methodist
Toledo
Cheney
Edison
Nobel
Lincoln
Washington
Jefferson
George Washington Carver
la Porte
Keech
James Sivard
Sivard Anome Tutte
Axton
Oberlin
Attorney Is Taken Ill Suddenly
Frank E. Stevens, local attorney, was taken ill Thursday and admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. He showed improvement today. doctors noted the illness resembled a past heart ailment but could not yet determine the exact cause.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Hospital Records Peak Patient Count
Elyria Memorial Hospital reported 173 patients today, a new high surpassing 160 set last January. The main hospital housed 144 patients and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children 29. Administrator C. R. Cook noted multiple causes, with the obstetrics department at full capacity.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. R. Cook
Gates Hospital
Cook
Junior Leaders Trained For Four-H Clubs This Year
Eastern Rural Youth outlines county wide junior leadership training for Four-H Clubs with two sessions set for May 23 and June 6. Eight junior leaders will attend state camp at Camp Ohio in June and serve as counselors for the Kellie’s Island camp August 9 to 13, with pre camp training July 9 and 10.
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Eastern Rural Youth Organization
Gordon Haies
Eaton Township
Junor
Leland Schuler
Lotain Country
Camp
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Licking County
Kelley's Island
Man shoots nurse then kills himself in Dearborn hotel
Sidney J. Duncan 56 formerly of Cambridge Ohio shot nurse Elizabeth Cannon 36 at Lincoln hospital then shot himself in a Suburban Dearborn hotel. Duncan left a note saying he would kill himself on Elizabeth's doorstep. Both bodies were found by the hotel manager.
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Sidney J. Duncan
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Elizabeth Cannon
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Tractor Turned Over Spares Farmer in Narrow Escape
Edward Broughton, a Birmingham farmer, narrowly escaped death when a tractor he was using to plow on West River road near route 60 tipped over onto him. A cushion of soft earth saved his life. he suffered only bruises and a leg injury. A bystander helped, workers aided by a temporary bridge crew, and Mrs Sweener reported the incident.
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Edward Broughton
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Charles Sweeneye
West River Road
Route 60
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Cleveland
Mr. Broughton
Ted Wickens
Vermilion River
Broughton
Senator Donnell Opposes Atlantic Pact Over European Troop Watch
Senator Forrest C. Donnell and Senator Arthur V. Watkins voiced grave doubts about the Atlantic Pact. Donnell said he would vote against it now, arguing it may require permanent American troop garriors in Europe and noting unresolved questions from witnesses before the foreign relations committee. Lovett to testify Monday as hearings resume.
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Forrest C. Donnell
Europe
Donnell
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Robert A. Lovett
Railroaders To Get Improved Vacations
Chicago report says the nation’s railroads will grant improved vacation schedules to 300000 engineers firemen conductors trainmen and switchmen. New plan effective July 1 offers one week paid vacation after one year and two weeks after five years of service, up from one week. Unions sought up to 30 days.
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Chicago
Unrest Mounts as Communists Move on Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai describe mounting unrest as Communist forces advance from the west and encircle the nationalist garrison at the Oriental metropolis. The American consulate warned the Shanghai defense garrison of threats to the China Edison Company as authorities withdraw defenders toward Hangchow amid reports of Communist troop movements and a possible Kunshan capture.
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Oriental Metropore
Josef Stalin
Mao Tse-Tung
Shansha
Nanking
China Edison Company
Hangchow
Hangcehow
Kunshan
Shanhai
Fire Prevention Division Is Established
Elyria Fire Department announces the creation of a fire prevention division as it ends the first half of 1949. Fire prevention will be organized with better records and quick inspection information. Investigating complaints will be a major activity with many officers and volunteers contributing as time permits.
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Elyria Fire Department
Fir
W. N. Bates
Fief Bates
Trial Of Judith Copion In Recess
Washington reports the trial of Judith Copion 27 accused of seeking restricted secret material from a married Russian engineer. Copion and Valentin Gubitchev were arrested in New York last month after a brief fling. Archibald Palmer defends that the pair were merely in a kissless romance. Police also report the death of 10 year old Paul Halbison who drowned while trying to retrieve a paddle from the Sandusky river in Fremont.
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Tr. Sia
U R
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New York
Archibald Palmer
Imussion
Fremont
Paul Halbison
Sandusky River
Senators Fight To Head Off Any New Taxes
The Senate plans a broad economy drive to cut treasury and post office spending as part of a budget balancing push. The Appropriations Committee trimmed reducible items by about five percent and added 40.25 million to treasury and post office totals, bringing the final year’s allocations to 4.112 billion. Senator Homer Ferguson urged poll votes on amendments.
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Post
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Treasury-Post Office
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Mich
Senate fights over cut proposals delay labor security bill
The committee proposed a five percent cut across departments but failed 13 to Ferguson. Senator Ferguson planned to push an amendment on the Senate tour, needing two thirds approval. With Styles Bridges the amendment on the 2.4 billion labor federal security bill passed a majority but not two thirds. The Senate sent the bill back to committee for equivalent cuts. Senate leader Kenneth Wherry suggested a recommital move on the treasury post office bill if Ferguson fails, noting it needs only a simple majority and calling for a clearer recommital motion.
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Truman Faces House Defeat Over Labor Bill Battle
In Washington, Democrats scramble to salvage President Truman's labor bill as Republicans and southern Democrats hold sway in the House. Test votes show the administration trailing 189 to 158, with Lesinski's repeal-and-reinstate plan pitted against Wood's Taft-Hartley repeal. Speaker Rayburn signals a public stance before Tuesday vote amid party tensions and backlash over patronage remarks.
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Truman
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Mich
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Texas
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Russians To Keep Hands Off Of British Barges
Berlin reports say Russians will allow free movement of British and Russian licensed barges on western Berlin canals after a noon conference between Brig. E. R. Benson and Maj. Gen. P. A. Kvashnin. Three British soldiers seized last night were released as stocks were being retrieved from Soviet zone rustlers. The agreement removes two obstacles to Ango-Russian talks as the Berlin blockade nears lifting.
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Hunt for Ambush Slavers of Mrs Quezon Continues
The hunt for ambush slavers of Mrs Manuel Quezon and 11 others continues in hills about 100 miles north of Manila as authorities report no word from search forces after yesterday’s skirmishes. The cabinet plans to convert the murder area into Aurora National Park.
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Philippine Constabulary
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Flowering Crab At Cascade Park In Full Bloom
John Madhock, park superintendent, says the pink flowering crab is in full bloom at Cascade Park and the white and red crab will bloom within days. The river remains high and the ford will be unusable to visitors tomorrow.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
Seek To Finish Dispute Over Church Trials
United Nations General Assembly convened a special session to resolve the east west dispute over church trials. Talks aimed to vote by nightfall on a plan condemning Hungary and Bulgaria for rights violations in the Mindszenty and Bulgarian churchmen cases, despite objections from Russia and Soviet bloc allies. The debate highlighted sharp, opposing positions from US delegate Benjamin Cohen and Soviet deputy Andrei Gromyko as the assembly kept the issue on its agenda for possible rehearing.
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N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
Balxan Arch
Hungary
Bularia
Joseph Cardinal
Zenty
Russia
Fire obliterates Sundey Creek Coal No. 9 mine in Rendville
A fire early today destroyed Sundey Creek Coal Company's No. 9 mine at Rendville. Defective wiring blamed for the blaze, which wiped out all machinery and caused an estimated 50,000 dollars in damage.
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Sundey Creek Coal Company
Rendville
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