One Chance In Million Saves 85 From Flaming Collision
Government inspectors hailed the quick thinking of Eastern Airlines pilot and credited a split second decision with preventing a disaster as two luxury jets collided above Aberdeen Maryland. The Eastern DC-4 narrowly avoided a direct hit by Universal DC-3, saving 84 or 85 people aboard both planes. No lives were lost, with most passengers unharmed though some sustained bruises and minor injuries.
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Teachers Threaten Walkout in Multiple States
United Press reports teachers, seeking higher pay and better conditions, threaten strikes across states to back wage demands. In Minnesota and other states, efforts include guaranteed minimum wages and immediate state aid, with notable action in St Paul where 160 teachers picketed 77 schools. Chicago pressure grows on the Board of Education as salaries rise.
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Sehdul
Weather Notes From Ohio Dispatch
Fragmented weather brief mentions Roan in soldi pert and ure Podht with references to Saturday, Loyd A, 218 mile list, and a visit to Browar Cote PAW EaT. Details are garbled, but it hints at a regional forecast with scattered place and person names and a transportation or travel note.
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Bourdiey
Jom Lite Browar
Dag Cote Paw
Awelind Piteethe
Ties
Bilbo Denies Bribery Amid Morphine Case Claims
Senate War Investigating Committee hearings focus on allegations that Senator Theodore Bilbo accepted money to aid a drug addict in obtaining morphine. The probe also explores gifts from war contractors and possible $1000 payments, with Bilbo denying any wrongdoing as colleagues push for next steps.
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Theodore G. Bilbo
Senate War Investigating Committee
Balbo
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Suggesson
Homer Ferguson
Mica
Oon
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SUNS
Areold
Senate
Bilbo
Congress
Ferguson
A. J. Pod
Vicksburg
Miss
Narcotics Bureau
Drames Lesar
Beale
Paris
Truck Driver Burned in Crash Remains in Hospital
A badly burned truck driver, aged about 20, remained hospitalized two months after a fire south of Elyria. He suffered extensive burns to his body and was listed in serious but improving condition. Local authorities reported the incident occurred October 24 and references to hospital care and potential recovery progress followed in the surrounding weeks.
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Weersham
Elyria Ca
Silverstreet
S.C
Southern Railway
Piedmont
Schools Return To Full Schedule After Christmas Break
Alyvia public schools resume full-day sessions on Monday January 6 following a two week Christmas vacation and coal conservation schedule. Superintendent J Bohn announced the district will reopen with normal operations once additional coal supplies arrive. Elyria High combines senior and junior a cappella choirs for a double assembly holiday program led by the senior ensemble with one number directed by N No. 5.
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Alyvia
J. BE. Bohn
W. OO. McClellan
Elyria High School
Wall
Senoual
Noo 5
Ford Co Forced To Close Because of Metal Shortages
Detroit Ford Motor Co announces a weeklong nationwide shutdown from December 24 to January 2 due to critical metal shortages affecting 60,000 employees. Only seven day operations like coke ovens and steel mills will continue. salaried staff stay off except on holidays.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company Today
Harder
Ford
Daw Coal Stride
Whaeraticusiorta
Courthouse salaries under fire as pay varies by department
The Chronicle Telegram reports broad complaints about unequal pay across court house departments. A key dispute centers on salaries fixed by the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission for the County Veterans Service Officer and his assistant, set at $87 per month and $20 per month respectively plus expenses, highlighting broader concerns about nonuniform wages among clerks and stenographers.
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Recorder
Aiudi
Tor
Varius Corplayres
Dunn Volves
Chronicle-Telegram
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Gov Elect Talmadge In Serious Condition
Gov Elect Talmadge is reported in serious condition after illness. Radio updates suggest he was transported to a hospital for treatment and monitoring. details of diagnosis or cause were not disclosed. Local officials urged calm as the situation develops.
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Talmadge
Britain to grant Burma independence says Attlee
The article reports Prime Minister Attlee signaling Britain's readiness to grant Burma independence. It notes political debate on self rule, with reference to postwar decolonization and regional statements.
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Britain
Burma
Attlee
Telephone Workers Set Wage Demands Ahead of Talks
Washington The Nation Federation of Telephone Workers demanded a $12 weekly general wage increase plus improved health pensions and six other contract gains. President Joseph Beirne warned the 420,000 non striking members to expect a nationwide walkout only if no agreement by April 7. The package would raise wages 23 to 33 percent and cover cost of living. He estimated annual company costs at $249 million, suggesting profits could fund it without rate changes.
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Nation Federation of Telephone Workers Ind
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Hueral
Vicon
Joseph Beirne
Beirne
Hell System Tepbcate
Feders Communicaters
Elyria Scouts Elect Local Council Members
Elyrians living in Elyria and nearby areas elected to the Scout Council last night. The vote named several individuals for positions in the Fire and Comet groups and related committees with additional names and roles noted in the results.
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Scout
Fleven
Elyria
Wellington
Uwistrit
Firei Comet
Bus Seumis
Thos Weere
Wily
Anna
Huron
Elyrngie Ley
Ted Niyersetl
How Wert
Dudpe Dias
Farrel Stokley
Harold Smala
Reukle
Foot
Brankuin
Qberin May
Stefan
Union Sues Auto Over Eight Million Portal Pay
CIO United Automobile Workers sue Ford Motor Co at Chicago Ford City plant for 8 million dollars seeking portal-to-portal pay. Local 35, VAW-CIO, represents about 2000 workers. case cites Mount Clemens pottery decision. Workers allegedly stood 10 minutes to an hour daily to punch time clocks and switch shifts.
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CIO
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Ca
Ben Meyers
Local 35
Vaw-Cio
Chicago
Ford City
Meyers
U.S. Supreme Court
Portal
Mount Clemens, Mich, Pottery Co
Ford
203 Well Filled Stockings Sent To Crile Hospital
Workers from the local American Red Cross chapter collected and packed 203 Christmas stockings for Crile Hospital. The gifts included candy chewing gum small brushes combs and other trinkets delivered to the hospital staff for distribution to residents and patients. The chairman led the campaign with cooperation from a coordinating committee and volunteers who loaded the items for transport to the hospital.
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American Red Cross
Che Hooper
Shelter Labs
Wiig
Rejk
Secouts
le Camps
Roland
Ras Reng
Thairman
Preliuemay
Ohio Likely To Have A White Christmas
Columbus forecast shows a high chance of snow across the state as Christmas approaches. Officials release extended outlooks indicating cold snaps and possible accumulations, with travel advisories for the holiday period and regional temperature trends.
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Ohio
Columbus
Weathernan Cromise
Chin
Tuessis
Russia seeks week delay on US atomic plan talks
In Lake Success Russia pleaded for another week to study the United States atomic energy control plan as Canada backed the American proposal in the UN atomic energy commission. Britain also opposed an immediate vote, hoping to tailor terms while supporting the US principles. Alberta McNaughton noted Canada favored adjustment without changing core aims.
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Russia
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
Wos
United States
Gromyko
Canada
Berhard M. Baruch
Andrew G. L. McNaughton
Britain
Bernard M. Esruch
2000 Bales of Straw Ablaze at Sandusky Mill
Firemen battled smoldering embers as 2000 bales of straw burned at the Hinde and Dauche Paper Mill in Sandusky. Crews directed water streams to control the blaze and prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Sandusky
Hinde and Dauche
Stable Furnished Setting for Modern City's Christening
Bethlehem's humble stable origins echo in today's growth as Chron icle-Telegram Want Ads claim small listings spark big returns in buying selling hiring renting or trading. Build your own success easily by placing a Want Ad covering tenants workers jobs cash or any item. Just dial 4412 or 4413 today.
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Bethlehem
Chronicle-Telegram
Eleseu
Pay Day Specials at Central Book Store
Krieg presents Christmas Tree reductions at Central Book Store Stop 5 Lake Ave across from Cares Villa. Working Man's Prices advertised with open hours on Sunday and daily bargains from $1 to $250. Readers urged to visit for deep discounts.
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Ary Krieg
Lake Ave
Cares Villa
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