Fact Finding Plan Nearing The Acid Test In Labor Disputes
The plan, led by Betroid presiding Mrullian, moves toward a fact finding board appointed by the President to probe the General Motors strike. CIO UAW officials will cooperate. GM V P Anderson will attend hearings as the board begins its work next Wednesday.
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Electrical And Radio Workers Vote For Strike
CIO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union reports 111 880 votes for a strike and 23 817 against amid wage demand push affecting three major appliance manufacturers. Transit and rail negotiations stall while GM Ford and steel talks loom. Greyhound strike unsettles travel as unions press for pay boosts and mediation.
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CIO United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Ricmond Tromen
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National Rally Mediation Board
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UAW Ufficials
Ford Motor Co
Xet
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Greyhound Bus
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Transportaion
Henry Heidrich Taken Ill After Heart Attack at Home
Henry Heidrich, six, a well known contractor, was stricken at his home yesterday by a heart attack and is reported resting comfortably at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He collapsed as he arose and was rushed to hospital for treatment. In Washington the Veterans Administration reports 330000 veterans unemployed this week with 7892983 dollars paid in compensation under the G I Bill.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wis Jakers
Patton In Excellent Condition After Surgery
General George S. Patton remains in excellent condition after his automobile crash injuries. An Army Medical bulletin from Heidelberg reports a comfortable night, stable neurological status, and a temperature of 99 degrees, with his spirits cheerful and scalp wound healthy.
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George S. Datton Fanlay
George S. Patton
Patton
Scott Returns to Elyria Fire Dept After War Service
Scott To Return To Fire Dept. The fourth Elyria city fireman to return to civilian life after World War II with resume his firefighting work on January 4. He is Lyte Scott, discharged from the Army Air Corps Wednesday at Mitlersat Field, Ohio, after 35 months of service, including two years overseas in Arabia, Africa and South America. He was a member of the Fire Department from September 21, 1942. He begins again after starting Army service January 16, 1943, and lives at 110 Marseilles Avenue with his wife and four three year old son Don. He will replace a wartime temporary appointee unless a vacancy develops. Five former city firemen remain in military service on leave. Veterans back in service include Jack Y. Dillman E R Meschke and Myron Briggs.
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Marseilles Avenue
Don
W. N. Bates
Harold F. Weiland
Armany Air Forces
Zigmond Palagyi
Lawrence Krugman
Navy
Albert Atrtress
Chester B. Seneff
Amy
Jack Y. Dillman
E. R. Meschke
Myron T. Briggs
Army
Elyrians urged to clear sidewalks after snow
Service Director J. O. Faxens appeals to Elyria residents to keep sidewalks snow free citing a city ordinance. He notes many must walk to work and emphasizes citizenship and neighborliness in maintaining clean walks. RIVOLE-Van Johnson in Week kind at Waldorf Ady.
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Rivole
van Johnson
Ady
Eleven Belsen Camp Officials Die On Gallows
British authorities announced that Josef Kramer and ten other Belsen officials including three women were hanged at Hamelin Prison for war crimes. The executions occurred after a nine week trial. clemency pleas were denied by Field Marshal Montgomery.
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Siung
Elzabeth Volkenrath
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Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Occar
Fearful Hotel Fire Leaves Several Missing in Glenwood
Early reports say eight people were injured and as many as twenty may be missing in a Glenwood resort hotel fire. Sheriff Weatherly cited possible escapes from the burning building as smoke and flames hampered safety efforts. Fire crew struggles included a jammed hotel register blocking access to victims.
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Colu
Qoid
Guy Weatherly Sai
Daughter Talks With Her Father For The First Time
Betty Jane Gemmel, two and a half, spoke by long distance with her father Lt George Gemmel from Adak in the Aleutian Islands. The call thrilled both the child and her mother, who has not seen him in over two years. Mrs Gemmel and Betty Jane live with her parents Mr and Mrs E A Dumikg of Wellington.
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Betty Jane Gemmel
Betty Jane
Aleutian Islands
George Gemmel
Gemmel
Adak
Mareh
Britain Accepts Terms Of U S Loan And Bretton Woods
Washington reports Britain accepts terms of a 45.4 million dollar loan from the United States and backs the Bretton Woods plan. Britain agrees to abolish several trade restrictions, a move seen as prompting other nations to reduce barriers. The loan awaits U S Congress approval amid some opposition. The Bretton Woods framework, including a world bank and stabilization fund, nears realization with Britain's action and Congress already approving the broader package. Secretary Vinson expressed confidence the December 31 deadline for funds will be met.
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World Bank
Stade
International Stabilization Fund
Congress
Son Killed on Duty in Philippines. Warren Family Notices
Clarksville relatives report David L. Warren S 2 c. 17 was killed on duty in the Philippines and buried in Manila in late November. Born January 1926 in Fitchville, he moved to Clarksville with his family and sister Davene. He trained at Great Lakes Naval Station and went overseas in July to Subic Bay near Manila.
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Herman Warren
David L. Warren
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Sweatt
Dafa
Great Lakes
Subic Bay
Fitchville
Clarksfleet Two
Davene
New London High
Seluel
Children Warned To Stay Away From The River
Police Chief Stankard warned today about the danger of children venturing onto the ice on Black River. He urged parents to keep children off the river as reports of kids playing on the ice have reached him and noted the ice is not yet safe due to changing water levels.
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Stankard
Black River
Aeansst
Speed Troops Home For The Holidays
Eighty seven ships led by the Queen Maury carrying 11 409 aboard were to arrive at east and west coast ports today with more than 66 000 troops as the armed services sped troops home for the Christmas holidays. Seventeen ships were due to dock in New York carrying over 26 000 troops. Bonfire is postponed at Wright Field as ATSC says the burn of surplus targa gliiders parts in Troy, Ohio, is postponed after more than 100 inspected the surplus property last week.
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Air Technical Service Command
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Estimates of Nazi Holocaust Death Toll Cited in Trial
Maj. William J. Walsh presented affidavits and reports alleging six million Jews were killed by the Nazis. The testimony cited Eichmann and Hoettl as sources, with figures tying 2,000,000 Jewish deaths to killings outside camps and mass starvation orders affecting Poland, Hungary, and occupied territories.
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War Refuges Board
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William J. Walsh
Heinrich Stimmler
Warsaw Ghetto
Marerva
Two More Rural Schools Closed By Absence Surge
Rural districts including South Amherst and Huntington joined Elyria in delaying classes due to high absence rates. Thirty two pupils were out at Huntington, with several high school teachers also missing, prompting a full school closure for the day. Other closures, North Ridgeville public and St Peter's parochial, Brookside Brownhelm and Henrietta, were already in place earlier this week and are slated to resume Monday at normal start time.
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Wade
South Amherst Schoo
Huntington
St. Peter's
North Ridgeville
Brookside
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Elyria
Christmas Tree Gift Brightens Ely Park
Ely park glowed with holiday cheer as a tall Christmas tree, donated anonymously, was placed on Broad Street side by park staff who trimmed it with colored lights. Nearby Men’s Shop at 106 Middle Ave promotes custom suits and festive lines.
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Ely Park
Middle Ave
Ady
New Cold Wave Plotting Across Midwest and Northeast
A wave of freezing air from Canada is expected to push into the Midwest and East this weekend. Snow flurries lingered in northern states with hefty accumulations reported in Ohio, New York, and New England. Fatalities and injuries rose as dangerous road conditions persisted.
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United Press Ateiould Warye
Canada
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Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio
New England
Maine
Knoxville
Tsiin
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Big Piney
Wye
Miami
Saliri
Fang
Big Three Ministers To Face Difficult Problems
Soviet United States and Britain faces a dense agenda at a meeting on Far Eastern relations including Japan. Analysts say progress on Japan and atomic energy issues may define the talks, with Russian officials silent on key questions while urging unity among the Allies for postwar peace.
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Lzvestia
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London
Nationwide Flu Epidemic In Early Stage
Washington reports a nationwide influenza outbreak in early stage with no danger of a repeat of 1918. University of Michigan announces a vaccine from fertile hen eggs proving effective against influenza in the Army. Commercial supply will take time to build. Forty nine thousand six hundred ninety four influenza cases logged to December 8. Health officials say the future severity is unpredictable yet unlikely to reach 1918 levels.
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Six More Register With Draft Board
Elyria Selective Service lists six new registrants including three three year olds ten- six? Noted. William Frederick Gumble of 249 North Street George Robert Mercury of 1210 Lake Avenue and Edward Majesky of 1007 Lake Avenue. Veterans registering after discharge are Theodore Owen Gasser age 20 of 436 Seventh Street Earl Edwin Weekly age 24 of 600 Third Street and Clifford Dean Linder age 33 of 50B West Avenue.
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Elyria Selective Service Board Ofices
William Frederick Gumble
Norh Street
George Robert Merculty
Lake Avenue
Edward Majesky
Lake Avennue
Theodore Owen Gasser
Seventh Streets
Earl Edwin Weekly
Third Street
Clifford Dean Linder
West Avenue
Elyrian Nethercut Heads Back Home Via Telephone Visit
Pfc Robert Nethercut of the 102nd Infantry Division spoke with his parents Mr and Mrs P W Nethercut at 341 Stanford Ave as he enjoyed furlough in Switzerland. He went overseas last September and this was the first time his parents heard his voice since then.
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Stanford Ave
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Robert BE. Nethercut
Montreaux
Switzerland
Robert Nethercut
Housing Meeting Postponed To Next Wednesday
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces a housing meeting moved from tonight to 7:30 P.M. next Wednesday in the City Hall council chamber. Bankers builders city officials and building suppliers will be invited to discuss the housing situation and share information from tonight's Cleveland meeting.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Tne City Hall Council Chamber
Croydon Bomb Disposal Clears 3000 Pounds TNT From Unexploded World War II Shell
Britain's top bomb disposal unit removes 3000 pounds of TNT from a two ton unexploded bomb buried in a South Croydon neighborhood. The Herman device is the largest such unexploded missile to be extracted in Britain, with over two dozen other smaller bombs known to be buried from the Nazi blitz. Crew reenters the 40 foot crater to remove debris and create space for careful detonation and safer handling.
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Congressional Hearings Probe Pearl Harbor Secrets
The Beal committee officials say three colleges could be replaced as hearings extend. Naval intelligence data shows loss of several Japanese aircraft before Pearl Harbor. Secretary Forrestal tells Senate committee disclosure of decoded messages could hinder future code breaking efforts.
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Pearl Arbor
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Pearl: Harbor
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Secretary of Navy
James Forresinl
Senate
Pearl Harbor
United States
Induction Examinations Halted Through New Year
National Selective Service announces a holiday pause in pre induction examinations from December 20 to January 2. Col C W Goble notes local draft boards will receive directives, suspending boards on December 20 21 27 28 and January 2 with 600 to 750 men affected. Inductions will resume at the earliest January date.
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Judge restricts picketing at GM Fisher Body plant
CLEVELAND today a court granted General Motors a restraining order against United Automobile Workers CIO limiting picketing at the Fisher Body plant. The ruling allows some entrances to remain open while restricting demonstrations.
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Oklahoma Badman Dies After Operation
Matt Kires, known as an Oklahoma badman, died after an operation at a Little Rock hospital. Surgeons said his death at 7:54 A M CST was not unexpected given his grave condition following the procedure.
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Oklahoma
Nimes
WATE IS THE WHETSTONE OF WIT Classified tips
An old advertisement touts a Dial 4412 4413 chronicler telegraph want ad service. It promises success for selling items renting rooms hiring workers and filling various needs through MIRRORS The ideal large 68 inch “ aKeS ” on Broad Street with a broad street address and contact method.
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