Russia Ignored U S Request for Release of 2300 Citizenship Claimants
Washington officials said Russia has not answered the U S note sent May 2 1947 requesting release of more than 2300 claimants to American citizenship while demanding the return of a Soviet schoolmaster. The note was sent to Moscow and remains unanswered.
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Russia
U.S
Washington
State Department
Russsia
U. S
Moscow
Billikhail Ivanovitch Semerin
New York
Samarin
United States
Oksana Stepeanovna Kosenkina
Alexander Penvyushkin
Samerin
Russia ships 8000 tons wheat to Berlin to aid blocked sectors
Neues Deutschland reports Russia has sent 8000 tons of wheat to Berlin to feed the 2.5 million residents in the blockaded western sectors. American officials in West Berlin say three weeks of foodstuffs remain and air deliveries may rise if weather allows. The paper also claims Russia offered 100,000 tons and notes Western officials resisted. A British spokesman cites 21,500 of 2.5 million in the western sectors registered for Soviet aid.
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Berlin
Russia
Neues Deutschland
West Berlin
Polio Toll Rises to Seven in Cleveland Area
The polio death toll in the Cleveland area climbs to seven with the death of Alfred M. L. Ogilvie 30 of Lyndhurst. Ogilvie a die designer for National Malleable and Steel Casting Co had been hospitalized since Monday as City Hospital cares for 62 polio cases, up from 16 at this time last year.
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Cleveland
Alfred ML. Ogilvie
Lyndhurst
Ogilvie
National Malleable & Steel Casting &Co
City Hospital
Army medic headquarter says Cpl Dennis L Russ wounded in head
Tokyo officials report Cpl Dennis L Russ of Phalanx Station Ohio is expected to recover from a bullet wound to the head. Doctors said the bullet entered near the nose but did not injure brain tissue. Russ was assigned to an Army unit near Tor. Army criminal investigators examine the accident circumstances.
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Tokyo
Dennis L. Russ
Phalanx Station
Ohio
Snait
Russ Jwi Wes
Tor
AUE
Tree Army
Cleveland Area Weather Forecast
Cloudy and warm with a few thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Wind shifts from southerly 15 to 29 mph this afternoon to westerly tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Air conditioned specials for gloves hats and more
Advertises air conditioned sale items including cotton doSkin gloves rayon silk lined in colors 79¢ to 2.50 plus summer hats reduced to 25¢ 50c 1.00 and up with values from 5 to 15 dollars located at 250 2nd St. Adv.
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Wed
Warn Home Buyers To Consider Future Payments Carefully
Government housing experts warned prospective buyers against financing beyond means under the new housing law. The Republican program signed by President Truman revives title six mortgage insurance to spur apartment building and amends title two to ease buying, lowering down payments and raising monthly costs. Experts urged buyers to assess ongoing income before committing to a loan, noting the risk of financial hardship if income falls. Under prior rules FHA insured up to 99 percent of the first 6 000 loan and 80 percent of the next 4 000.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Housing Administration
Blockade Cripples Soviet Zone German Industry
Berlin reports drastic drops in industrial output across the Soviet zone due to a three week old rail blockade by western allies. Ruhr coal cuts hit steel foundries in several towns, while gas supplies shrink to one to three hours daily in Stralsund Dessau Meissen and Potsdam as Allied air lift to Berlin continues.
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Germany
Ruhr
Turselow
Meuseiwitz
Tangenhuette
Mar
Industtiale
Stralsund
Dessau
Meissen
Potsdam
Arift
Former President Hoover Heads East After Birthday in West Branch
Former President Herbert Hoover toured West Branch birthplace for a 74th birthday celebration and then headed to New York. He planned to spend months working on a bill to reorganize the federal executive branch.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Chicago
New York
East
Board of Elections Acts On Several Items Of Business
The Lorain County Board of Elections deemed the petitions of Malcolm Thomson and Henry King sufficient for candidates to the probate court. Thomson obtained a second petition after technical issues, which the board accepted on state guidance. Boundary changes proposed to add precincts in Brownheim township and in Oberlin and Webston aim to equalize voter numbers and may prompt objections at a voter meeting. The board may travel to Columbus Sept 8–9 to discuss election law changes. Lake County requests a county-wide meeting Sept 7 on voting machine law.
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Malcolm Thomson
Henry King
Main County Board of Elections
Lorain County
Thomson
Secretary of State
Elyria
Russias Township
Overlin
Oberlin
Brownheim Township
Web
Nston
Ons
Tne Board
Columbus
Board of
Lake County
Babe Ruth in Critical Condition at Memorial Hospital
The former baseball star Babe Ruth is reported in critical condition at Memorial Hospital New York with rising fever and pulmonary complications. He has been hospitalized since June 24 for a checkup and has made brief exits for a benefit game and a film premiere before returning to care.
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Memorial Hospital
Babe Ruth
Baltimore
New York
Ruth
French Hospital
American Legion
Ford Motor Company
Neurological
Florida
California
Lorain County Judges Submit 1949 Common Pleas Budget Request
Lorain County common pleas court judges presented their 1949 budget request to county commissioners seeking 23,633.60 for court operations, $610 more than the 1948 appropriation excluding library salary. The request notes $8,073.60 for judges salaries and compensation with state funding of 3,000 per judge. two judges serve Lorain County based on 1940 census population of 112,390.
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Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Commonleas Court
Collins Denies Being Agent of Foreign Power
Henry Collins Jr a former government employee refused under oath to admit being an agent of a foreign power or a Communist. The House committee heard that Whittaker Chambers named him as part of an underground network. Collins said he never knew Chambers and invoked constitutional grounds to refuse other questions. A subcommittee plans to question two Soviet citizens in New York and Igor Gouzenko in Ottawa as part of the espionage inquiry.
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Whittaker Chambers
Carl
Stripling
Collins
Chambers
Communist Party
Ottawa
Igor Gouzenko
New York
Mikhail Samarin
Russia
Samarin
U. S
Hay Fever Alarm From American Aller Foundation
Cleveland reports hay fever illness may strike 1.5 million chronically affected Amercians as ragweed pollen triggers nasal discharge sneezing and eyes itchiness. Foundation says no sure cures exist with Benedryl and Pyribenzamine only partially effective for under half of cases. General treatment relies on allergen injections and air conditioned rooms for temporary relief.
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Cleveland
American Aller Foundation
Foundation
The
Dewey Finishes Vacation Heads For Campaign Conferences
Governor Thomas E. Dewey wraps up a month at Quaker Hill and travels to Albany for three days of campaign conferences with Republican leaders. He plans talks with National Federation of Young Republican clubs executives, Hugh Scott Jr., and Edwin Jaeckle, to build veteran support and a nationwide itinerary. He will meet Alger Chapman and discuss speaking plans while coordinating with Earl Warren and Herbert Brownell Jr. on next steps.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Quaker Hill
Albany
GOP
Dewey
National Federation of Young Republican Clubs
Hugh Scott, Jr
Edwin F. Jaeckle
New York
Young Republicans
Scott
Philadelphia
Alger B. Chapman
New York State
Earl Warren
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Washington
Bailey in serious condition after Franklin County crash
George C Bailey 31 of Galena is in serious condition at University Hospital with a broken back and possible skull fracture after his car collided with another driven by Robert Stouffer 25 of Worthington at Morse and Ram roads in Franklin county Stouffer suffered severe lacerations according to state highway patrol
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Columbus
George C. Bailey
Galena
University Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Baler
Robert Stouffer
Worthington
Morse
r=am
Franklin County
Stouffer
City approves six percent raise for non elective officials
New Philadelphia city council approves a six percent pay raise for all non elective officials and city workers following a four percent increase approved last February. Ye Olde Diner advertises daily service except Mondays offering meals and sandwiches at No Ridgeville.
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New
Philadelphia
Ridgeville
Allies Firm On Plans For West German State
Western Allies refuse to abandon plans for a separate western German state, seen as key to an accord on the Berlin blockade currency and four power talks. Moscow stresses concessions before resuming four power negotiations, with diplomats noting long talks with Stalin and Molotov and mixed signals from London.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Berlin
Western
West
Moscow
Josef Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Molotov
Air Fleets To Keep On Even Through The Winter
U S Air Secretary Symington said western air fleets will continue supplying Berlin even in winter weather if required. He toured Tempelhof and said the Berlin airlift could expand beyond wartime scope, with more airfields opened as needed to feed 2,500,000 Germans in the western sector. Soviet maneuvers were observed by American crews near the corridors to the west.
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Berlin
U. S
W.tuart Symington
Cottage theft at Summer residence near Vermilion river
Sheriffs deputies investigated a break in at Edwin Koch’s Summer cottage on Dear Road near the Vermilion river. Missing items include a stove, kettle, cookware, utensils, spices, a fly fishing kit, and fishing gear valued at about 300 dollars. Evidence suggested multiple suspects with a lookout in a berry patch and possible canine accompaniment.
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Edwin Koch
Dear Road
Vermilion River
Koch
Bassett Road
Westlake
Officials Of Ohio Cities Elect Officers
Three Elsha city officials attended the first meeting of the Association of Ohio Municipalities in Mansfield. Lorain Mayor Patrick J. Flaherty was elected first vice president and Elyria City Solicitor Richard E. Baird joined the by law committee. Eisria's Mayor Henry W. Ault and Safety Service Director Dan No. 4 continued on Page 2.
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Elsha
Association of Ohio Municipalities
Mansfield
Lorain
Patrick J. Flaherty
Richard E. Baird
Elyria
Eisria
Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
Dan No. 4
Local listing thanks Chronicle-Telegram readers for car sales
Hundreds who sold their cars for cash at today’s prices feel like they are floating in the clouds and thank the Chronicle-Telegram for sale ads. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to put a mighty mite to work for you.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Roofing and Siding Services Ad by Holmes and Coates
Prompt roofing siding gutters and downspouts work with roof coating and repair services offered by Holmes and Coates. Phone numbers 30 862 35 465 for estimates and service. Local ad highlights full exterior home care from a single contractor.
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Holmes & Coates
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