Two CIO Unions Cast For Reuther In CIO Vote
Youthful firebrand Walter P. Reuther appeared certain to win the CIO presidency as two more unions the Brewery Workers and the American Radio Association switched to his side. Supporters predicted a margin exceeding 500,000 votes over Allan F. Haywood as the 14th annual CIO convention neared its climax in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Brewery Workers
American Radio Assn
Reuther Corp
Allan F. Haywood
Philip Murray
VFW District Conference Set for Elyria December
Elyria Post 1079 will host the Ninth District Conference on December 7 at 347 East Bridge Street with 27 posts from northern Ohio. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets at the Eagles hall on Broad Street. Pearl Harbor Day ceremony at the Elyria courthouse begins 1 30 p.m. A pre-dance registration for the conference will be held before the dance at the VFW Hall.
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Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Bridge Street
V.F.W
Ohio
Eagles Hall
Broad Street
Elyria
Henry Ault
Don Hopewell
Alfred Porkalab
Lorain
Pearl Harbor
VFW
United Nations Shifts Focus to French Tunisian Question
The United Nations, after clearing Korea debate, turns to the French-Tunisian issue. The General Assembly backed India's Korean peace plan 54 to 5 and tasked Lester B. Pearson to convey it to China and North Korea, hoping for slow acceptance or rejection. Adjournment for Christmas looms with Dec 13 likely closing date.
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United Nations
General Assembly
India
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
U. N
Champion steer nets $4.55 a pound at exposition
CHICAGO Ohio Leader IT grand champion steer of the International Livestock Exposition sold today for 4.55 dollars per pound. The beef is headed for platters at a Chicago steakhouse.
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Chicago
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Cloudy skies with occasional rain tonight and Friday forenoon. Warmer tonight and Friday morning. Low around 38. Mild conditions continue Friday afternoon with light rain possible.
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Ohio
Adenauer Delays Ratification of European Army Pact
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced postponing ratification of the European Army Treaty and the Allied German Peace Pact until mid January.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Minor Leagues Adopt New Bonus Rule
In Phoenix Arizona the minor leagues voted unanimously to adopt the new bonus rule crafted for baseball by its Executive Council.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Startling disclosures loom as Brink's case hearings resume
Federal grand jury hearings in the Brink's Inc. holdup case restarted amid rumors a gangster’s young lover and a confederate have provided startling information to the FBI. Officials noted extra agents joining the probe and consideration of extending the grand jury beyond December 15 to January 15 if needed.
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Brink
Boston
FBI
Brink’s, Inc
U.S
George F. Garrity
Garrity
Warm air pushes through Ohio melting early season snow
Warm moist air from the Gulf of Mexico moves into Ohio, forecasting a warmer weekend and melting most of the current snow. Snow depths vary from one to three inches in major cities while southeastern areas see near total disappearance.
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Ohio
Gulf of Mexico
Youngstown
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Zanesville
Contractor Hurt When Station Wagon Skids
Lorain contractor G. Randall, 35, living at 313 Euclid Avenue, is in fair condition at St Joseph’s Hospital after a Route 301 wreck near 611. His recently built station wagon skidded on slippery pavement, knocked down four guard rails, hit a stump, and overturned. Alvin Schmitz, Sheffield deputy, said the car was demolished.
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Sheffield
W G. Randall
Lorain
Euclid Avenue
St Joseph's Hospital
Randall
Route 301
Alvin Schmitz
Avon
Schmitz
Parrish Reopens Meat and Grocery Store at New Management
Where To Turn reports iM L Parrish reopens the meat and grocery shop at 711 Kee River with new management. Telephone 8136.
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Im. L. Parrish
Adad
Elyria High to stage Twentieth Annual Christmas Concert
The Elyria High School Senior Choir prepares for the December 21 concert at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program features traditional a cappella numbers, carols, a boys and girls specialty, the Ringwall Story of Christmas with narrator Bill Heuser, and a recessional march of Christmas traditions. Miss Marcia Guth returns as soloist, and a reunion choir from past years joins the current ensemble. A reception for alumni follows in room 105 of the Technical building.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Public Schools
Bill Heuser
Marcia Guth
Blast at Army munitions plant kills one and injures sixteen
Mexico City report says two large explosions at an Army munitions plant killed one man and injured at least 16 others. Rescue squads dig through wreckage and fear many more may be buried under debris.
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Mexico City
Hospital Improvement Project Advances at Elyria Memorial
Remodeling and renovation at Elyria Memorial Hospital progresses with a finished new wing in use and a ready temporary emergency room in the old annex. Ground floor offices and waiting room are completed, while the original hospital gains a modern laboratory and expanded patient rooms.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Dangerfield Found Guilty In Traffic Manslaughter
Charles Dangerfield, 55, of 1216 South Prospect Street, was convicted by Judge John Pincura of traffic manslaughter for the February 4 death of Casper Madre at East Avenue and Fuller Road in a two car and truck collision. An application for probation was referred to the probation department.
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Charles Dangerfield
South
Prospect Street
Casper Madre
Murray Ridge Road
John Pincura
Madre
East Avenue
Fuller Road
Dartgerfield
Tool Company Sold to Move to Beloit Wisconsin
BELOIT Wisconsin reports the Big Four Carbide Tool Co of Cincinnati Ohio was purchased and relocated to Beloit by the Yates American Machine Co the transfer announced today.
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Beloit, Wis
Big Four Carbide Tool Co
Cincinnati, C
Yates-American Machine Co
Ohio Fuel Gas rate hike takes effect with bond requirement
The Federal Power Commission announced a 2,200,000 suspended natural gas rate increase for Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus became effective December 1. The firm must post a 2,000,000 bond to guarantee refunds if later ruled unjustified, while FPC action on the case remains incomplete. Ohio Fuel serves 24 wholesale customers and markets gas across most of the region.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
FPC
Commission
Ohio Fuel
Ohio
ROK Forces Reclaim Pinpoint Hill After Three Red Attacks
South Korean infantry on Pinpoint Hill repelled three Chinese assaults on Sniper Ridge amid snow and frost. UN and Allied aircraft bombed Red supply hubs north of Kumhwa and Chorwon after night B-29 strikes.
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Seoul
Korea
Pinpoint Hill
Kumhwa Ridges
Sniper Ridge
Sniper
Kumhwa
Chorwon
Tron Triangle
North Korea
Taeyung
Manchurian
Agreement Reached at Brown Fintube Plant
A new collective bargaining agreement between Brown Fintube management and the Brown Fintube Union Local 996 United Auto Workers ends the threat of a strike. Sixty seven employees receive wage boosts from four to 14 cents per hour with enhanced insurance and vacation plans.
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Brown-Fintube Company
Brown-Fintube Union
Amalgamated Local 996
United Auto Workers
C.10
International
C. Franklin Carr
Ua.w
Winterize Your Car at Economy Motora Adv on Broad St
Readers are urged to winterize their vehicles at Economy Motora located at 101 Broad St in the current adv notice. The reminder emphasizes preparation for cold weather and potential maintenance services.
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Economy Motora
Broad St
Adv
Protests Over Wage Board Pay Increase Resignations Likely
Chairman Archibald Cox resigns from the Wage Stabilization Board in protest of President Truman approving a 1.90 dollar daily wage rise for coal miners. Industry members boycott meetings and threaten mass resignations as the wage control system stalls.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Cox
White House
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers
University Club
Wage Board
New York
Weyland
Mass
Harvard University
Mr. Truman
Lewis
Seven Die In Fire Near Youngstown
A family of seven perished in a one story frame house fire in Liberty Township near Youngstown. Fire officials identified Henry Todman 34 wife Catherine 32 and their children May Grace 14 Henry Jr 13 Patricia 10 Carol 8 and Jo Ann 2 along with a neighbor Andrew Smith who heard an explosion and saw flames. Fire crews believed a kerosene stove exploded and could not rescue occupants. Mary Grace Todman died outside in the snow and others died inside in doorway areas while attempting to reach the sleeping children.
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Youngstown
Liberty Township
Henry Todman
Catherine
May Grace
Henry Jr
Patricia
Carol
Jo Ann
Andrew Smith
Mary Grace
Freighter Kel ley Island Frees Near Sandusky
A Great Lakes freighter ran aground on Starve Island Reef between South Bass Island and Sandusky Harbor but was freed by the Coast Guard without apparent damage. The vessel is the freighter Kelley Island, owned by Kelley Island Lima and Transport Co.
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Sandusky
Great Lakes
Here
Coast Guard
Kelley Island
Kelley Island Lima and Transport Co
Parachute Patent Promises Elopement Aid
A new gadget patent aims to help eloping couples by hiding a compact parachute in a suitcase for a second story jump. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads invite readers to test ad results by dialing 4751 to place a Wanted notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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