Pessimistic forecast on German peace treaty timetable
New York experts at a Big Four Foreign Ministers meeting warned it may be spring 1948 before a German peace treaty is ready for signing. They argued it could take as long as, or longer than, the treaties for Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland. The four powers have met since November 4 in New York, with Moscow talks planned to begin anew in March.
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New York
Germany
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
MH O
Italy
Romani
Mvingary
Bulsgaia
Farland
Maren
Moscow
Vians
Fun Night Party at E H S Gym
Rivne MRA Sena sponsors a Friday 8 p m high school gym night for all students. Student Cabinet plans the event with University extension agent Wilhtan Kneisankia directing games and dancing. Doughis Getro will provide music. refreshments will be served. small admission charge.
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Rivne Mra Sena
Gyminas
Uoder
Wilhtan
Jesephine Wileen
Gladys Fowell
George Thouret
Glenn Baxtee
Walter Vat Breck
Will Ship Toys To Jewish Children
Members of the Binai B'rith in this city are assembling a shipment of toys to aid needy Jewish children in Europe. Each member will furnish one or more toys for dispatch abroad for distribution on Hanukka, celebrated around Christmas. The report notes the effort to brighten the holidays for young Jewish recipients.
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Tyo
Europe
Binai B'rith
Deaths and Obituaries From Local Area
Death notices and funeral details report the passing of Wirsm ab Myers and Thomas A Boges, with service details, burial plans, and survivors. Additional items include Salvation Army charity sales and community discussions on tax measures and public finances.
DeMolay Chapter Here To Be Reorganized
The Elyria DeMolay Chapter begins reorganization after years of inactivity due to wartime factors. Local advisers led by Dud Arthur B. Smith prepare a new advisory council with Charles Hupp taking duties, backed by leaders from neighboring chapters and scouting officials as petitions open for eligible boys to join.
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Casaddeve
Elyria
Knights Templar
Severa Yes
Arthur B. Smith
Brian Strang
Charles
Hupp
Deng
Dxoad J Onve
DeMalay
Mareseu Otka Nations
King Silamun Lodge
Marshall Chapter
Ely+ra Cotten
Amare
Eagle Srout
I Trequois
Wheeling
West Virginia
Ate
U.S
David J. Nye
Artemas Beebe
DeMolas
Covi
Mente Bees
Manety
del Sivane
Connecor
Robert Harding
Walry
Elyria Cyne Wandery
Koaght
Pemplars
Cat. Co
Charles Hupp
Chand Conia Hay
AM Abeaeons
DeMotos
al Vinitaap
Ay Ceeton
Atlivess
Thas
Attorney Seeks To Be Amherst Mayor
A fragmented report outlines attorney David Ro Gebisharpe seeking the Amherst mayoralty. The garbled text mentions legal work, local politics, and a potential campaign, with unclear dates or affiliations. The piece preserves the struggle of deciphering a contested race in Amherst.
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Amherst
David Ro
Amherst Aten
Friday Will Be Dairy Day At State Bureau
Friday marks Dairy Day at the state agricultural bureau with demonstrations on milk production and dairy processing. Officials say the event showcases local farmers, dairy products, and industry innovations for visitors.
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Atates Bureau
Venezuela’s Short Lived Rebellion Cracks Down
A brief Venezuelan revolt against President Hamillio Betancourt collapsed within 24 hours. Loyal forces halted the revolt after government claims of a state of siege, with several rebel leaders surrendering and Maldonado Pena fleeing toward Colombia before surrender. Local air and ground clashes occurred near Mara and Boca Del Rio, with international journalists present at the hotel.
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Caracase
Venezuela
Hamiulo Betancourt
Vwanits
Mars
Buca del Rio
Betincourt
Carlos Maldonado Pena
Colombia
Ben
Maldonado Bard
Puerto Caorrello
Cohumbast
Colotmtaga
la Vaetaris
Bacio
Maracay
Wobadie
Mara
Jidin
Marae
Aroy Aur Selual
CIO Claims Wage Increase Amid Union Pressure
Washington reports say CIO leaders claim a 25 percent wage rise without price boosts, while government observers seek to verify if settlement will be peaceful. Some industry groups warn the measure could cut profits and spark production shifts, with figures suggesting a 27 cent daily gain per worker under certain conditions.
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Washington
Cuaitn
Missing American Reporters Safe After Athens Trip
American journalists Robert Vermillion of United Press and Jobin Philips of Time reported safe after a trip to the Athens area. They described six days with local guerrilla forces and say the fighting included dispersed raids and village accounts.
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Athens
Éhas
Barhaesa
Herth
Verematon
Gireen
Borlawets Warde
Mary Viilagrets
Pie Pegens
Sat
Davages Fame Tet Hat Gol Reiting Em Ote Fey
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a sports or poetic note with names like Davages and Bonu de peperte. The readable lines mention a date around Sete ta Meas and a set of clues about a performance or feat. No clear event, organization, or full names emerge.
Faces Reckless Driving Charge After Accident
Mes Edward Downe of 2 East Broad st was charged with reckless driving after a three car collision on Cleveland Street near Longford Avenue at 1 p.m. A jury on her leg delayed trial. she also suffered facial injuries. Police reported multiple minor collisions and vehicle damage across the city including fender and tire damage on Broad and Lodi streets and injuries to Caywood after a parking lot mishap.
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Edward Downe
East Broad Ostreat
Cleveland Street
Longford Avenue
Ray Wendling
Caroline Street
Carl Christensen
Lodi Street
Peter Said
John Wyoda
Broad Street
Grace McDonald
Cambridge Avenue
Harrnett
Freeman
Cornell Avene
Caywood
Spruce Street
Second Street
Joan Brydon
Berke Iy Drive
Brydon
Dor Shawley
Kipton
Fisher Bros
Rastave‘hur
Robert Elbert
Clinton Avenue
James Carney
Dewey Avenue
West Avenue
LH. M. Kirkpatrick
Washington Avenue
Netwalk Trucking Co
Middle Avenue
Rockefeller Offers Manhattan Site For UNO World Capitol
Lake Success NY reports Rockefeller proposes Manhattan site for UNO World Capitol. The committee debated gifts valued around 10.5 million to 100 million dollars and considered donor terms to complete a tract with waterfront rights and streets. The proposal centers on a tract near higher value Manhattan real estate to host the UN headquarters project.
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Rockefeller
Manhattan
UNO World Capitol
Lake Success
Cam- Limettee
John HD. Heeiateller Jres
Ian Shannon
Phe
Oas
Rockefellers
Kvork Cay
Tdeiere
Haywris Oie Aires
Abandon Hope Of Saving Miner Grows Desperate
In Globe Arizona rescuers blasted the copper mine with dynamite to reach a miner buried by a slide. They believed John Orekar, 40, was dead and pressed on despite a faint tapping from a hollow pipe after more than 36 hours.
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Globe, Ariz
John Orekar
Donovan Assured Of Reelection In Steelworkers District
Cleveland report shows William F Donovan leading to a third term as director of district 28 United Steelworkers Uniway with about 7 600 votes from 89 locals totaling 45 000 members. Michael Frank narrowly trails, while FE Schremp of National Tube Co local in Lerain, QC, garners about 2 800 votes.
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Cleveland
Witliam F. Donavan Fleday
United Steelworkers Uniway
CSO
Donovan
Michael Franak
Pil FE. Schremp
National Tube Co
Lerain
Cleveland appoints safety director as judge
Gov Frank J Lausche names Cleveland Public Safety Director Frank J Celebrezze as judge of the Cleveland Municipal Court and appoints John J Busher as chief justice of the same court. The moves broaden municipal leadership roles in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Frank J Laussche To
Cleveland Public Safety
Frank JD Celebrezze
Cleveland Municipal
Curt
Lausche Als
Municipal Jucge
John J. Busher
Cleveland Municipal Court
Court House Notices of Divorces and Estate Appraisal
In And About The Court House Irma Olah R D Elyria sues Julius for divorce on neglect and cruelty. they married in 118 and have eight children. Ida Linderain sues for votes from Frank on cruelty grounds, married in 140. Ida Mason GQberlon files for divorce from Lekter on neglect, married in aan Fsther Ehrinsa Amherst died November 4 leaving an estate appraised at 36 635 with 30 000 real estate. probate court filed appraisal, estate previously valued at 43 500.
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Irma Olah
Ida Mason
Gqberlon
Dyverce
Lekter
Aan
Fsther Ehrinsa
Amherst
Praisal
Farm And Home School At Lorain County
Twenty six couples attended a Farm and Home School session at the Lorain County Savings and Thaist Building. Gil Muller led the discussion on farm and home investments with observers from Ohio State University and other specialists. The next meeting date and location were to be announced.
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Lorain County
Loran
Prayer book author dies in Cincinnati at 88
Funeral plans were made today for Rev Francis X. Lasance 88 noted prayer book author and oldest Cincinnati priest who died last night at St Francis Hospital His best known My Prayer Book circulated widely and was translated into seven languages.
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Thomas A. Boges Wakeman
Thomas A. Boges
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Alys
Jokny Purnell
Clarksfield
Jennie Cunningham
Seattle
Wash
Queen Shintel
Seth Bend
Ind
Lillian Shreves
Saginaw
Mich
Seria Rev
Eastman
Clirksfield Cemetery
Francis X. Lasance
Cincinnati
St. Francis Hospital
Omulkars
U N Seeks To Settle Two Hot Issues
The United Nations Assembly aims to settle two top disputes by weekend. The veto power of the Big Five and Franco Spain trigger debate. The United States backs Spain envoy withdrawal to maintain relations on a second-string basis. Sen Tom Connally abstained on a related vote, while Soviet Russia opposes limiting Security Council veto use.
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United Nations
Flushing
N.Y
United Nations Assembly
Spain
United States
Madrid
Tom Connally
Tex
Five Killed Four Injured In Head On Collision
Five people were killed and four others injured in a head on collision between an automobile and a truck trailer unit in Downingtown Pennsylvania last night. Donald Jamison 20 Downingtown driver of the automobile James Poia Ambler operator of the truck and Freddizzi West Chester were killed instantly. Vincent R Zinni 19 and Carmen J Marino 23 both of Downingtown died en route to Chester County Hospital at West Chester.
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Downington
Donald Jamison
Daningtown
James Poia
Ambler
Freddizzi
West Chester
Kired
Vincent R. Zinni
Carmen J. Marino
Downingtown
Chester County Hospital
Blackened Shell Of Hotel Changes Hands
The Winecott Hotel in Atlanta, where 121 people died in a blaze, changed hands today for 570000. New owners plan to tear down the 13 story ruin and may build a department store on downtown shopping and theater district property. Jewelry worth over 30000 remained missing, largely belonging to Mrs W P Winecaff and Mrs Anime Lee Twin, victims of the fire.
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Atlanta
Winecott
Avanta
Anime Lee Twin
Arlington Corporation
Fulton County
W. P. Winecaff
Two Enlistments Reported in Local Draft Board
Enlistment notices were reported to the Elyria Selective Service board today. Pte. Walter Burt Crandall of 425 North Abberosa enlisted in the Regular Army last Thursday, shortly after his discharge from prior service, and Stanley Howard Brannon of Avon Center road Avon enlisted in the Coast Guard.
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Elyria Selective Service Board
Walter Burt Crandall
North Abberosa
Ani
Kutvice
Stanley Howard Brannon
Avon Center Road
Avon
Coast Guard
Gas Company Seeks To Buy Or Lease School Land
A three member Elyria school board committee, appointed by President Pier R. Smith, met Ohio Fuel Gas Company officials to discuss selling or leasing a small McKinley School parcel now used by a gas regulator shed. W O McClellan noted plans show gas lines paralleling the school grid, with three new lines including a 12 inch main and a six inch branch, intending long term expansion in Eastern Heights.
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Elyria School
Pier R. Smith
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
McKinley School
Worth Fauver
Howard C. Geilmar
Albert McMan
Eastern Heights
W. O. McClellan
Goble Named Adjutant General of Ohio State Guard
Col Chester W Goble named adjutant general to governor-elect Thomas J Heroes cabinet succeeding Brig Gen Donald F Pancoast. Goble 54 veteran of Ohio National Guard since 1908, awarded Distinguished Service Medal and Army Commendation Ribbon for selective service work since 1941. He will lead Ohio State Guard and Militia, to be replaced by Ohio National Guard when reestablished, with Meade Maryland postings and prior roles as chief engineer of Highway Planning Survey board.
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Columbus
Chester W Goble
Elec
Thomas J. Heroes
Goble
Ohio
Donald F. Pancoast
Peturay
Pontcast
Whotnes Big
Ohin Btth
Laache
Pantoust
Diasage
Tngineer
Oho Highway Planning Survey Board
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Carton Aml Chetis
Carry
Carrie Beard
Hatten Beard
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Wirsm Ab Myers
Nichole Dicken
Elen
Watkins
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Arthur Mi
Infernal Revenue
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Akron
Rach Baxter
Canton
Salvation Army
Richard Baird
Doeffert
John Dowel
Weldtieral Stort
Bose
Fda
HUN
Voight Biototase
Dan
CIO
Theobel Tees
BHR Davages Fame
Foy
Wits
United Presa
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Building
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Aden
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Joe AG
Sudro
Curtis
Paxe
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CAP
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Uw Foernemair Stabditatan
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U.N
Gas Co
Col. Goble
J. Stephen Tosh Ivores Theving
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Meade
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