Prices Cut On Corn Products In 1938 bumper crop
The 1938 corn bumper crop prompted price cuts at A. E. Staley Mfg Co by 35 cents a hundred for starch and syrups. Company officials cited lower cash corn prices after last week's crop news and expect further reductions when new prices materialize. Market experts predict the crop will ease prices overall, though relief may come slowly into next spring. Meat prices may also dip as heat reduces demand for meat, salads and fruit.
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Midwest
A. E. Staley Mfg
Chicago
Mar St
Two Witnesses Clash Before House Committee
Alger Hiss and Whitaker Chambers, longtime political figures, faced each other under oath in a House Un-American Activities Committee hearing. Chambers, a Time editor, accused Hiss of leading a prewar Communist underground. Hiss called the charges fabrications as spectators packed the room.
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Iying
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Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
J. Parnell Thomas
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Chambers
Time Magazine
Hiss
Carnégie Endowment For International Peace
Truman Prepares Detroit Speech During Labor Day Tour
President Truman and advisers focus on crafting a campaign speech to be delivered in Detroit under labor organization sponsorship. He aims to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act, a GOP target upheld by the current Congress. The presidential yacht Williamsburg rests near Yorktown after a coastal voyage from Lewes, Delaware.
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Chesapeake Bay
Trutten
York Naval Base
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Dar
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GOP Sun Congress
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York
Hohd
York River
Atlantic
Harbor of Refuge
Lewes
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Cleveland Area Weather Forecast Delivers Heat
The Cleveland region expects hot conditions this afternoon with light southwest winds. Tonight’s low near 63. High near 93 tomorrow and Thursday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tomigni
Eastern Heights to Showcase New Home at 112 Columbia Ave
Eastern Heights Building And Land Co. will show their new house at 112 Columbia Ave Sunday August 29 from 12 to 6 pm. The advertisement notes a public viewing event.
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Eastern Heights Building and Land Co
Columbia Ave
Russia Says Consulate Cuts Won't Halt Kremlin Talks
Moscow announces breaking consular ties with the United States but says talks on the Berlin crisis and Germany will proceed. Only two Soviet consulates in the U S will close, and the U S consulate in Vladivostok will also be affected. American officials react with surprise and note diplomacy remains via the embassies.
Russia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With United States
Moscow severs all consular relations with the United States closing its New York and San Francisco offices and asking Washington to close its Vladivostok consulate. The move follows U S actions in the Kasenkina case, with Moscow noting a new Leningrad consulate could not be opened and urging recall of Soviet consul general Lomakin.
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Russia
United States
New York
San Francisco
U. S
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Radio Moscow
Oksana Steparova Kohhenkina
Mosco
Leningrad
Ruscow
Washingon
Jacob Lomeakin
Lomakin
Morscow
Sweden
Moscow
Bedes
Lomaki
Soviet Union
Crom
Aicscow
US Officials Unshaken by Russian Consulate Move
Washington officials said they were not surprised or alarmed by Russia closing its two consulates in the United States and demanding the closure of the U.S. consulate in Russia. They stressed the action targets consulates not embassies and does not sever diplomatic ties, noting consulates mainly handle trade and travel.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
United States
Car collision leaves driver with forehead laceration
Charles Nagy of West River road suffered a forehead laceration at 9 p.m. yesterday after his car on Furnace street collided with a parked chassis left by Paul Graffius of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Francis Chapman of West Third street reported his parked car was damaged on Third street yesterday by a bakery truck from Akron. driver’s name not given.
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Charles Nagy
R. D . West Riverroad
Furnace Street
Paul Graffius
Ann Arbor
Mich
Francis Chapman
West Third Street
Third Street
Akron
Heat Wave To p Last Couple More Days
Forecasters warn the late summer heat wave will persist at least two more days across much of the nation. Temperatures topped 100 in Great Lakes areas with high humidity, while a cool air mass is expected to move from Canada into Minnesota and Wisconsin by Friday or Saturday. Farmers and freight operators anticipate rainless conditions, with some Iowa crops already damaged beyond recovery and a need for soaking rain. Alvin Good, 76, a noted stamp collector and Cleveland store operator, will be buried in Marion, Ohio, Friday.
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Great Lakes
UL. &. Weather Bureau
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Wisconsin
California
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Omaha
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
New York
la Guardia Field
Comiesi
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Ida
Iowa
Oarville
Alvin Good
Cleveland
Good Life
American Philatelic Society
Teaching staff expanded at two Lorain County schools
Two more teachers were hired in Lorain County villages and rural schools, subject to boards of education approval. Jean Wagner Sahaday will teach first grade at East Carlisle School, replacing Carolyn Jensen who resigned. Mabel Clark Gross will teach home economics English and girls physical education at Belden High School.
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C. A. Gibbons
Boards of Education
Jean Wagner Sahaday
Harvare Avenue
Elyria
East Carlsle School
Sirs
Carolyn Jensen
Salia‘day
Kent List University
Eivria
Hes
Airs
Mabel Clark Gross
Willington
Guris
Belden
Birs. Gross
Penfield
Wellington
Taugt
Eaton High School
Alo
Vilage
Avon Lake
Brownheim
Amherst
Clear View
B 29 Explodes Killing 16 on Okinawa Flight
An Okinawa bound B 29 Superfortress crashed at Hickam Field after losing an engine. Fifteen of twenty crew members died, four were rescued and sent to Tripler Army Hospital. The plane exploded during a ground skid as it veered from Barber's Point to Honolulu Airport.
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Army
Tripler Hospital
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Spokane
Wash
Barber's Point Naval Air Station
Oahu Island
Transport Plane And Bomber Crash In New Jersey Killing 9 Men
A C-47 transport collided with a B-25 bomber near Newton New Jersey killing all nine aboard. Stewart Field Command Newburgh N Y led the investigation while the B 25 returned to Bolling Field Washington D C uninjured crew of three. Pilots Captain William D Beety Jr Captain John D Fitts Jr and Technical Sergeant John Edmond Stringer identified. The C 47 passengers were enlisted men chosen to attend a Protestant laymen retreat at Jesse Lee Methodist Academy West Reading Conn.
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N. J
Air Force
Stewart Field Command
Newburgh
N. Y
Bolling Field
Washington
William D. Beety, Jr
Portland
John D. Fitts, Jr
Virginia Beach
John Edmond Stringer
D. C
Jesse Lee Methodist Academy
West Reading
Conn
Berlin Police Halts Suspected Russian Kidnappings Agreement
Berlin authorities report an informal pact between East and West police to notify each other by telephone before black market raids in Potsdamer Platz, aiming to curb Soviet incursions and ease Berlin tensions ahead of a key assembly debate.
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Potsdamer Platz
Times Square
Berli
Alexander Kouxov
Kotikov
Council
Paul Markgraf
ADN
Louise Schroeder
Hamburg
Pilot Identified in Fatal F-47 Collision at Air Base
Lt. Harver N. Pinkner 29 of Baltimore Maryland named as pilot of an F-47 killed in a two-plane collision at an air base. Second plane struck Pinkner from behind during landing. its pilot unharmed. Funeral set for Earl Grimm 59 Monroe Michigan visiting Wellsville sister. Public notice mentions dry cleaning service ad.
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Lockbourne Air Base
Harver N. Pinkner
Baltmore
Pinkner
Wellsville
Earl Grimm
Monroe
Mich
George McElroy
Bond Issue Asked For East Carlisle School Addition
East Carlisle local school board asks voters to approve two bonds of 145000 dollars each at the November election. Bonds fund construction and equipping of an addition to the district school. Tax levy set at 29133 units for 23 years per Lorain County elections record.
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East Carlisle
Lorain Country Board of Elections
Capital Investors A Chronicle-Telegram Business Offer
A Chronicle Telegram business opportunity ad invites readers to present sound proposals to investors. It promotes contacting the Want Act-taker at phone numbers 44 121 and 44 131 to place a proposition with the newspaper.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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