Israel Proclaims Jerusalem Capital Amid Diplomatic Strain
The United States warns Bulgaria over mistreatment of American diplomats and false conspiracy charges against U.S. minister Donald Heath. State Department Undersecretary James J. Webb confronts Bulgarian officials, threatening strained relations and detailing legation restrictions and visa refusals.
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Washington
United States
Bulgaria
State Department
U. S
Donald R. Heath
James J. Webb
Peter Toutov
Webb
Voutov
Sofia
Heath
Traicho Kostov
Kostov
Miister
Legation
26 Dead In Pakistan Air Crash Near Karachi
A Pakistan Airways DC-3 crashed and burned about 30 miles north of Karachi, killing all 26 aboard. Ground teams reached the rugged scene near Ungshai as a search plane spied the charred wreckage. Passengers included Pakistani officials, tribal leaders, and international delegates. the crash marked the second Pakistan Airlines disaster in 13 months.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Pakistan Airways
Ungshai
Here
Ofense
Faiz Fayez Jalali
Shafik el -Katib
Mohammed Ibn Abud
Sader
Hammami
Thamver
Pakastani
Jaj
Iftikhar Khan
Sherhan
Ira
R. A. Bergl
Manning
Grindley’s Bank
Pakistan Airays
Lahore
Record cold grips large swath of U S regions
Arctic air pushed across the nation driving temperatures down to subzero levels from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Southwest. Readings included 145 below in Chicago and minus 31 in Minot North Dakota with frigid winds and scattered light snow in the Northwest. Forecasters warned no major new storm was looming though flurries were possible in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Misssioni Valley
Park
Flagstaff
Liz
Arctic Seaboard
Gulf Ares
U. S
Glasgow
Mont
Dickinson
Jameson
N. D
Minot
Minn
Yce City
Utah
Ariz
Bozeman Mont Iich
Northeast Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast for northeastern region calls for a warm afternoon ahead, colder night, and a cooler Wednesday. Low tonight around 18 degrees, high Wednesday near 28. Markets section appears on page two.
Chairman Named For YMCA Membership Drive
Dr. Alan E Davies is appointed campaign manager for the 1950 Elyria YMCA Membership Campaign. The drive runs January 23 to 30 with workers being selected as in past years. Davies, a WWII veteran and YMCA board member, has earned top worker honors in recent campaigns and lives at 1811 Grafton Road with his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan E. Davies
Elyria Ymc.a
Richard J. Gollmar
Gollmar
Davies
Y.M.C.A. Board of
Y.M.C.A
Grafton Road
Mobile X Ray Unit Returns to Elyria for One Day
Elyrians who missed the mobile chest X ray service from Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association can get another chance on Thursday December 15. The unit will be on Broad Street at Ely Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The visit targets adults this time with schools slated for spring. Chest X rays are funded by Christmas Seals donations.
Schools Operating Fund Near The Million Mark
The 1950 Elyria public school operating fund certification totals 949 577 with 629 688 from local taxes 240 389 11 from state foundation 51000 from tuition and 28500 from other sources. The fund is nearly the 1950 budget target with 109 571 to bond funds. Debates on depositories for 2 000 000 from first series school improvement bonds continue with a final decision set for December 21 after a four o clock meeting.
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Elyria Public School
Board of Education
State Foundation
Braun, Bosworth Company of
Toledo
Student Confesses Unintentional Strangling of Girlfriend
Iowa City Va. Robert Bednasek 24 an abnormal psychology student admitted to unintentionally strangling his campus sweetheart 20 year old Margaret Gee Gee Jackson during a romantic candlelight rendezvous in his rooming house known as the Empty Arms He asked county attorney Jack C White to bring Walton Bentons This Is My Beloved a 1943 poetry bestseller and described a lobster and burgundy dinner before dancing and kissing at a winter dance this is No 3 continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Robert Bednasek
Bernasek
University of Iowa
Juilors
Walton Benton
Margaret “Gee- Gee” Jackson
Jack C. White
Rock Fall Proves Fatal in Rose Hill Mine Incident
Funeral services were arranged today for Chester Foglesong, 37, of Roseville, who died in Bethesda Hospital late yesterday from injuries sustained in a rock fall at the Rose Hill mine the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Chester Foglesong
Roseville
Bethesda Hospital
Rose Hill
Probe Plane Crash Kills Four Injures Nineteen
Government investigators opened a probe into why a Capital NC-3 airliner plunged into the fog bound Potomac River killing four and injuring 19. Civil Aeronautics experts recovered wreckage as the plane, with 3 crew and 20 passengers, vanished on instrument approach to National Airport.
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Washington
Potomac River
Civil Aeronautics
National Airport
Bolling
Rolling Field Hospital
W. J. Davis
Alexandria
T, QT. Porter
Neville Lassiter
Arlington
William Chertow
Brooklyn
Man and Wife Injured In Car Crash Near West River Street
Jonathan Hostetler aged 27 and his wife Maxine aged 29 were injured when their car left Inf irmary road near West River street after crossing a railroad crossing. He suffered a possible skull fracture contusion and scalp injuries while she had a nose laceration. They were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Jonathan Hostetler
Spruce Street
Maxine
Infirmary Road
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Thompson
Lorain
Broad Street
W. C. Daniels
Second Street
William D. Baker
East Bridge Street
Donald Kropp
Vermilion
Hazel Charlton
Earlcourt
Sara Williams
Middle Avenue
Washington Avenue
Cordell Blazock
Calley View
William Saylor
R. D
Elyria
East Broad Street
Ward party members report Mukden trials as imitation
William N. Stokes, vice consul, and another Ward party member describe the Mukden court proceedings as a clumsy imitation of eastern European Communist trials. Stokes testifies aboard the Lakeland Victory en route to Kobe with ward delegates, noting the trial involved forced confessions and staged elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland Victory
Taku Bar
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
Lakeland
Kobe
Japan
Teacher Granted Leave To Attend Baldwin Wallace College
Miss JoAnn Simpson, second trade teacher at Ely Elementary, was granted a leave of absence from January 1 to June 10, 1950 to attend Baldwin Wallace College for a master's in education. Board unanimously approved. Superintendent L. N. Nicholas will investigate and hire a substitute. he planned to interview applicants in Columbus following approval.
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JoAnn Simpson
Ely
Baldwin-Wallace College
Board of Education
L. N. Nicholas
Mies Simpson
Nicholas
Columbus
Officers Elected By Fair Board
Fred N. Pitts of Pitts held the Tor ain County Agricultural Fair Board for the coming year after reelection by directors Saturday. Theodore Camp of LaGrange was also reelected as vice president and Clair J. Hill of Wellington was chosen secretary and treasurer for another term.
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Wellington
Fred N. Pitts
Pitts
Wll
Torain County
Parents Protest Lack Of Sidewalks Near City Schools
A parents protest over inadequate sidewalks to Allen Ely Gates Jefferson and Roosevelt schools drew Mayor Henry W Ault’s attention at the Board of Education meeting. Superintendent Nicholas said an inspection with W O McClellan showed no sidewalks near Jefferson. cinder walks were added to ease access avoiding private property and mud. The issue is complex as property owner approval and special assessments may be required.
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Henry W. Ault
Board of Education
Nicholas
W. O. McClellan
Allen
Ely
Gates, Jefferson
Roosevelt
Jefferson School
Cascade Colony
Boy
Girl Scouts
Cubs
W. A. Fatver
State Aims to Close Pettibone Club as Public Nuisance
Ohio officials led by Industrial Relations Director A A Waldman plan to seek an injunction to shut the Pettibone club in Geauga County, arguing it violates the state building code. Gov Lausche to chair another strategy board meeting with State Liquor Director Oscar Fleckner and State Commerce Director Robert Moulton joining to discuss the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. A. Waldman
Pettibone Club
Geauga County
Woldman
Cut In Marshall Plan Funds Looms
Washington reports that Senate Leader Lucas hinted at cutting Marshall Plan spending as investigators urge reductions in the next session, with $5.66 billion allocated for foreign aid and $4.852 billion for Europe’s recovery. FEPC and oleomargarine tax repeal top the Senate agenda while civil rights and budget battles loom.
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Washington
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Europe
House
Lucas
National Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Justice Department
Battle
J. Howard McGrath
South
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
People of U S Warn of Resource Wastage
Washington endorsed by former Wyoming governor Leslie A. Miller who says Americans have been reckless with natural resources and warns that 20 years hence may be too late. He urges a unified National Department of Natural Resources to curb overlapping authority among Interior, Forest Service, FPC, TVA, and Army Corps of Engineers and to join Hoover in a crusade to save resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming
Citizens Committee
Miller
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Commission
Interior Department
Agriculture
Department
Forest Service
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Army
Corps of Engineers
The
Department of Natural Resources
Steubenville Fire Destroys Two Story Block
A morning blaze in Steubenville's business district destroyed a two story building causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Cody called the origin uncertain and noted last March's suspicious fire in nearby block. The building housed Kaystone Show Store Shoebox Kays Dress Shop Lamnand’s Photo Studio and a U S Army Reserve office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Lamnand
U. S. Army Reserve Office
Two Very Tired Lorain Women End Raccoon Hunt
Mrs. Birdie Milner and Mrs. Betty Ramsey, both exhausted, vowed never to hunt raccoons again after a long night. They joined Bud and Red Hardway for sport and to test Buds dog Jack, bagging two raccoons before wandering away from their car and crossing the Lorain County line before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Milner
Arkansas
Milner
Colorado Avenue
R. D. Torain
Bettyw Ramsey
Betty
Bud
Red Hardway
Oberlin Avenue
Route 118
Henrietta
Jack
Lorain-Rrie County
Defies UN Decision On Holy City Jerusalem Is Capital
Tel Aviv, Israel proclaims Jerusalem its national capital defying a UN plan to internationalize the Holy City. Premier Ben-Gurion announces move to the former capital, attacking the UN trusteeship plan and affirming Jerusalem as Israel’s one capital for 3,000 years and beyond.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jerusalem
United Nations
Jordan
Palestine
David Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
UN Trusteeship Council
Zion
Chiang And Staff Draft Plans To Defend Formosa
Chiang Kai Shek and military leaders drafted defense plans for Formosa against a looming Communist amphibious assault. Nationalist chiefs confer and express confidence in repelling a direct attack, with about 200000 troops believed ready and air strength debated between 190 and twice that many planes. Formosa lies 240 miles off the southeast China coast, with 13400 square miles of area and nearby islets. Reports from Hong Kong say Communists seek armor and surplus landing craft for the attack, indicating the planned assault is imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Formosa Strait
Southeast China Coast Line
Hong Kong
Elections Board Moves to New Elyria Offices
Plans were completed to move the Lorain County Board of Elections Elyria office from the third floor of the Savings and Trust Building to first floor quarters in the jail building. Some equipment will be moved tomorrow and the rest on Wednesday December 28. The new offices occupy space formerly used as Sheriff Carl Finegan’s residence and remodeled by the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Basketball Player Dies at Middleport Practice
Harry Rice, 15, a member of the Middleport high school basketball team, died last night after a fall during practice. An attending physician said the accident likely paralyzed his respiratory system and caused his instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Harry Rice
Ohio Men Indicted for Tax Evasion in Cleveland
A federal grand jury in Cleveland returned indictments late yesterday against Dr. Nevin J. M. Koltz of Wadsworth Dr. Nicholas J. Nardace of Youngstown and Harry D. Wineland of Mansfield charging income tax evasion.
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Cleveland
Nevin J. M. Koltz
Wadsworth
Nicholas J. Nardace
Youngstown
Harry D. Wineland
Mansfield
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U.S
Victorville
Cal
Lena
Alan E. "Davies
Probe
Fair Board
Flyria Hardware Co
Dad
Holy City
Ohio
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