Three Miners Found Alive After North England Mine Blast
In Whitehaven England three of 107 trapped miners were found alive after the blast as 57 bodies were recovered. Production head T. E. B. Young of the National Coal Board said the trio Daniel Rhinds John Birkett and James Weicman stayed conscious but weak. They were near the far end of the mine passage and could not yet reach the surface.
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Whitehaven
Eng
T. E. B. Young
National Coal Board
England
Daniel Fhinds
John Birkett
James Weicman
Wey
Unee
Young
Weather eases as heat wanes nationwide
Heat relief arrives with a cool front across the nation. The Weather Bureau forecasts moderate temperatures through today and tomorrow, with scattered thunderstorms in some areas. Forecasters caution midwest drought persists. farmers seek timely rainfall for corn. Coastal regions face hurricane remnants and flooding impacts in Mexico, while New York records a humid 53.6 degrees.
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Morrow
Yea
Erly
Midwest
Soutien
Gulf States
Mexico
Brirewu
Sierra Madre
New York
New Yorker
Portland
Krupp Indicted in Nazi Munitions Empire Case
Krupp, 40, owner of the munitions empire that armed Germany, was indicted along with 11 officials in a war crimes case. The indictment accuses him and aides of conspiracy to wage aggressive war, crimes against humanity, plundering plants in Nazi-occupied territories, and exploiting slave labor. a death penalty could result.
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Mernberg
Alfrial Krupp
Germany
Wirne
Seniey Wnerves
LI Krupp
Krupp
Gustav
Jermann Guering
Weather notes and Legion picnic ad in Ohio edition
Partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions with thunderstorms this afternoon, then clearing tonight. High near 84, low around 84. plus mention of Lincoln, Along the Navajo Trail, Pilgrim Lady and an American Legion Picnic ad for members and families on Sunday August 7 at the American Legion Home with basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sq Uare
Ohio
American Legion
Hay fork injures man on farm in Chatham
Leland Hevehtt, 56, was seriously injured Friday while working on a family hay wagon when the fork tripped and pierced his shoulder. He was taken to Lewis Hospital in serious condition. His son Kenneth was uninjured. Benchtown, Dan Tobin Reelected AFL leader in San Francisco.
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Chatham Leland Hevehtt
Ile
Rennaith
Mr. Heazhtt
Jung
Lewis ‘Hospital
Kenneth
Dan Tobis
San Francisco
Daniel J. Tobin
Bet
AFL Teamsteres Wagen
Tabin
See No Further Overtures To Russia
Washington diplomats said the United States favors asking Far Eastern nations to start work on the Japanese peace treaty without Russia. A second appeal urged the Soviet Union to join plans for a conference among all 11 nations on the commission. Russia has pressed for talks limited to four major powers, seen as preserving veto power. The US opposes veto use and warned Russia that more overtures without change could be rejected.
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Washington
United States
Far Eastern
Russia
Soviet Union
China
Great Britain
U. S
United Kingdom
Philippines
India
Australia
New Zealand
France
Netherlands
Canada
United Stated
N.yo-United
United Nations
Gi Qight
United
Bovielx
Thas
Chibus
Colombia
Syria
Herschely Fohnson O
United & World
Peat Assembly
Sfat
Sayist
Anfier Giyanmyko
Albania
Bulgaria
Yusoslavia
Creece
Rossa
Poland
Amereal
Pst
Entrance Day at Lorain County Fair Opens Tuesday
Preparations for Lorain county Fair near completion with Tuesday as Entrance Day. Henry Hnok's orchestra opens a half hour concert followed by the saddle horse show. Full schedules show stock judging, team pulling, and events across Wednesday Thursday and Friday with bands, races, demonstrations, parades, and a variety show.
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Elyria
Lorain American Legion
Cook
Orchestral
Fairy Playground
Yankee Doodle Circus
Oberlin American Legion
Carll Bradford
A. My
Water Line Planned On North Ridge Road District Reestablished
County commissioners vacated the Vincent Sewer and Water District in Elyria and Sheffield townships and created a new district to support a water line from Elyria Avenue to Garfield Bridge on North Ridge Road. The move follows a petition seeking the line and a reassessment to cover installation costs. engineers will survey costs and a second line from the South City limits to Chestnut Ridge Road. Also noted is the death sentence for Sofia Petkov, Bulgarian opposition leader, for plotting against the government.
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Vincent Sewer and Water District
Elyria
Sheffield
Sonth
Chestnut Ridge Road
Volcano Erupts in Karun-zawa Japan Eight Dead Likely
Mount Asama eruption leaves eight known dead and a search planned for additional victims as police and rescuers responded. In Dayton, Albert Chancey, 47, was stabbed to death in a sidewalk brawl with Delmyr Blevins, 22, a Somerset, Kentucky resident, with Blevins detained for questioning. Funeral plans announced for Walter Trumpower, 3, who drowned in Black Fork Creek near Licgs while visiting an aunt. veteran Eugene Trumpower also noted.
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Karunzawa
Japan
Mount Asama
Ann
Dayton
Albert Chancey
Todey
Delmyr Blevins
Somerset
Blevins
Creek Mansfield
Walter Trumpower
Black Fork Creek S
Licgs
Myre
Eugene Trumpower
Fleet Admiral King Suffers Stroke Event
Washington Navy officials report Fleet Adm. Ernest J. King, age 48, has a slight stroke with no paralysis. He is under observation at Bethesda Naval Hospital after being admitted yesterday for rest and vascular condition. medical updates show no major change.
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Washington
Ernent J. King
U. S. Pleat
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Navy
Cate
Vacancies Exist In Fall Class At School Of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital officials said nursing shortages persist and expect slow improvement. With only 17 applicants for the fall class and a usual 50 student quota, officials hope late registrations and scholarships attract more entrants aged 18 to 30. Contact the nursing director at Elyria Memorial Hospital for details. Scholarships have been awarded to Esther Davidson Edith Knepper Thelma Seeley and Alice Reisinger. Continued on Page 3.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Woose
M. B. Johnson School
Esther Davidson
Wellington
Edith Knepper
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Thelma Seeley
Forest Street
Alice Reisinger
Eisler to Fight His Conviction
Gerhurt Eisler, alleged Communist international agent, prepared to appeal his conviction on falsifying an application to return to Germany. A federal court jury found him guilty after two hours of deliberation. He faces up to a $5,000 fine and five years in jail. Judge James W. Morris granted a 30 day delay for posttrial motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment.
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Washington
Gerhurt Eisler
Germany
Galty
James W. Morris
Ter
Typographical Union Opens Faith Convention In Cleveland
The International Typographical Union opens its faith annual convention in Cleveland today with public sessions. The union, representing over 90 000 printers and mailers in the United States and Canada, will hold daily sessions through next week while major policies and officer elections are decided by referendum.
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Cleveland
International Typographical Uni
United States
Canada
Auto Crash Fatal To Ohio Woman
Pearl Roberts 48 died in a Middletown hospital after an auto accident last night on State Route 350 near Ancisat Hill. Walker Roberts 39 was in critical condition from internal injuries and daughter Margie Ross 9 was hospitalized. The car went through a guard rail and plunged into a 40-foot ravine.
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Lebanan
Pearl Roberts
Middletown
Hurricane Teaches Tampico Devils Winds On Gulf Coast
A hurricane battered the Gulf coast, tearing crops and buildings between Tampico and Tuxpan. At least one engineer, Ivan Martinez, was electrocuted while repairing a power line near Gridad Madero. Fire damaged a garage where paint and lacquer sparked a blaze. a Fire Department report noted widespread damage and several injuries.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Gulf
Mexico
Mexcan Aviation Uo
Ivan
Red Cross
Jake Mardinez
Ferroteog Mexicanes
Gridad Madero
Cerro Azul
Here
Tuxpan
Weather Bureau
Tuxtepec
Oaxaca
East River
Holders Association
Liles
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lightning strikes warehouse injuring 17 workers in storm
A thunderstorm struck the ox tobacco warehouse and critically injured migratory workers taking shelter. Miguel Pereira of Tallow Massachusetts was knocked ten feet from a platform as lightning struck. others, including several young Florida girls, suffered severe shocks, burns and hysteria.
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Hazardviler
Conn
Ox Tobacco
Miguel Pereira
Tallow
Mass
Florida
Federal effort to curb labor racketeering proposed
House Labor Committee plans a federal racketeering measure to cover labor abuse nationwide. Two investigations are active with a third set to start. findings will shape legislation for the upcoming Congress session. Hobbs Act remains the main tech statute but limited to interstate trucking.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Fred A. Hartley
N. J
Pride
Los Angeles
Boy May Never Walk Again After Bridge Fall
Howard J. Shult, 1, faces a three year workhouse term and maximum 5000 sting under law after admitting firing a rifle causing David Scott, 14, to plunge 40 feet from the Anthony Wayne high lever bridge. The victim may never walk or use an arm due to the injuries. In another item, the 527 ton ship Lady Apstruther sank in fog at Bridlington Bay after collision.
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Toledo
Howard J. Shult
David Scott
Anthony Wayne High Lever
Geraldine Mecelwane
Lucas County
Ton Shir
London
Lady Apstruther
Col Mding
Bridlington Bay
Three Named To Teach At Columbia
The Columbia Township school for 1947-48 hires three new teachers. Margaret J. Stublo will teach English and Latin in the high school. Marjorie Worick will teach home economics and biology in the high school. Louise Ohmes will teach fourth grade.
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Columbia Township
Margaret J. Stuble
Elyria
Baldwine Wallace College
Huron
Erie County
Cleveland
Louise Ohmes
Ridgeville Township
Kent State University
Lorain County
East Carlisle Dooling
Hot Weather Advice From Local Summer Camp Ad
Vacation over or not, use your Summer camp or collage comfort for others. Rent the space through Chronicle-Telegram Ad and earn profit from ads. Start collecting today by dialing 44-191 or $3-137. Plus a film note about Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray and American Legion Phonic event on Sunday August 17 at 1:00 p.m. at the American Legion Home with a lunch ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Podowski
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Nikola Petkov
Capitol
Maisie,” _ Alu Sothern
Ady
Elmo Wehnert
Gertrude
Blodgett
Ore
LaGuardia Field
N. Vy
Erhard Gehrman
Rosita Annies
Ursula Geromin
King
Ernest
School of Nursing
Fuller Road
Eisler
Typographical Union
Middle Ave
Bulletin
Geisel Manufacturing
Loc
West Aveous
Columbia
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
American Legion Phonic
American Legion Home
Byvket Luneh
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