Congress Lays Aside Problems Temporarily
Washington reports that Congress postponed major issues of foreign aid inflation and tax policy until after a five week recess. Taft and the Senate Republican Policy Committee plan a preliminary review for the next session and aim to clear actions on tax cuts spending tariffs universal military training and social programs by mid June ahead of the Philadelphia National Convention.
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Washington
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Philadelphia
Complete Red Cross First Aid Course in Elyria
Officials of the Elyria American Red Cross chapter announced seven persons completed a standard First Aid course on Wednesday and will join an advanced class after the holidays. There is room for more students. those holding First Aid certificates may contact the Red Cross office for advanced study. Participants include Mr and Mrs J B Hochenedel W S Miller Mrs Eicel Anderson Miss Lucille Griffin Mrs Emma Daniell e F A Dusthimer and David T Evans. Instructor for both courses is E P Gales.
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Elyria American Red Cross Chapter
Marshall Faults Molotov In London Discussions
General George C. Marshall condemned Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov for failing to reach accord at London and for recurring remonstrances. He argued Moscow sought to fill war created political vacuums with Communism and opposed the European Recovery Program to rehabilitate western Europe.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Marshall
Soviet Union
Western
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria
Elyria Garden Club News reflects on Christmas cactus and trees
Members recall a crab cactus gifted plant now blooming with ruby flowers in a copper pitcher. The column ties Christmas traditions to historic milestones from Martin Luther to 1851 church use, laments lost local historical centers, and honors Elyria’s heritage amid a Christmas season reflection.
Brighton Christmas Services Scheduled This Sunday
The Brighton Methodist church Sunday school plans a Christmas program Sunday evening at 7 o clock. The Congregational church will hold a Christmas program in the sanctuary Sunday evening at 6 o clock, followed by a church family party in the basement. All are invited.
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Brighton
Methodist Church At
Swiss Hall
Santa Claus
Congregational
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Reaction Varies On Truman Plan and Postwar Policy
Senate leaders differ on the Truman plan with Alben W. Barkley predicting quick approval while James Kem and others call for broader debate. Vandenberg warns London talks could force U.S. reevaluation of policy toward Russia. Truman asks Congress to authorize a full 17 billion dollar DVO program from 1948 to 196? plus 6.8 billion for the first 18 months, signaling outright grants and credits for Europe’s heavy industry and consumer bonds.
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Veroys Ory
Vandenberg
London
Russia
Germany
State Department
Truman
Congres
Dor
Congress
Europe
Mukden near fall as Communist advance nears city
Dispatches from central Manchuria say Chinese Communist forces drive within 10 miles of Mukden and threaten the Nationalist garrison. Spearheads reported near Wingwightal and Mengehialal, with main forces 20 miles north and reports claim a seventh offensive aimed to capture Rabahhat after the February 10 Chinese New Year.
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Nanking
Manchuria
Mukden
Winglwigtal
Mengehialal
Pants
Rabahthat
Elymian to Be Chairman of Production Session
Stephen Johnson Jr chief engineer for the Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company will chair a production session at the annual Society of Automotive Engineers meeting in Detroit January 12 to 16. The session is set for January 18 and will cover power plants diesel engines trucks and buses and related topics with many papers planned. Sheriff Resigns Post Norwalk Jesse Mellett resigns as Huron County Sheriff and Deputy Harry Broome is appointed to serve the remainder of the term.
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Stephen Johnson Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Society of Automotive Engineers
Detroit
Norwalk
Jesse Mellett
Huron County
Harry Broome
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria and area
Obituaries for Mrs. Sarah May Barnes aged 91 of Elyria with burial in Wakeman, services at Leonard Gerber Funeral Home, and memorial details for multiple other local figures including 1) IRAN Landes 64 of New London who died of a heart attack, former New London school superintendent, 2) Dixon Waller mayor of Lorain and civic leader, with funeral at Congregational church and burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. includes survivors and service arrangements.
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Sarah May Barnes
Monroe Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wakeman
Elyria
Howard Seybert
Howard
James
Sally
Robert
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Ross
Harry
Toledo
Leonard Gerber
F. F. Eastman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Tral
Vandes
New London
Iran
Landes
South Main Street
Kipton
Ash Hand College
Sullivan
Fifch
Dixon Walter Burton
Dixon Waller
Lorain
Downinghurst
Geiger County
Yiaps
Sears
Loracy
Citizens Homes& Loan Company
Masonry Brose
Shrine and Order Art
Eastern Star
Elks Rand Eugles Belges
Mere Gurel Stairo
Osbs
Pera Illeg
Meu
Four Killed In Crash Of Civilian Plane
Terre Haute authorities report a small civilianplane crashed two miles southeast of Terre Haute City Airport. Four passengers died. Names include William Student of Kansas City MO Steve Student Jr Leighton PA Charles Fassler Penfield PA and Raymond Zielinsky Reading PA. A Stinson four seater was missing after 9 pm flight from St Louis to Indianapolis.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Haute City
Oday
Vigo County
Pasengers
Airlines
Hulman Field
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Civil Aéronautics Authority
Wiliam
Kansas City
Steve Student
Leighton
Pas Charles
Fassler
Penfield
Raymond P. Zielinsky
Reading
CAA
Divorce and estate notices from Vermilion on the Lake area
Hetty Haye seeks divorce from Raymond on neglect and cruelty, married 1942 with one child. Helen Irvan granted divorce from Hobart for neglect. Virginia Anderson granted divorce from John for neglect. Frank Pierce injunction against Hazel dismissed. Marie Baker granted divorce from Hugh with $300 alimony and maiden name restored. Erna Clary suit for divorce against Howard dismissed. Lawrence Crisp files for divorce from Catherine on neglect. married last May 10. Arthur Richwine Elyria realtor died November 28 leaving $15,000 estate, $12,000 real estate. will to Ruth and two daughters, and $100 to each daughter. Westlake resident Clarence Roodguss fined for speeding. Fire Dept to purchase Seatt Aly Pak via Cleveland Quaries and American Specialty Co. Red Cross Stocking Fund totals $70 from five organizations. Church notes list services across local churches. Enters Hownlial Annie Allsop admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for operation. Ronald Gordon, 14, ran away. search requested. Property theft reports and a geese and duck valued at $29 stolen. George Rucker fined for unsafe stop. Tanker Gulf Star aground at Port Everglades. Coast Guard to attempt freeing at high water. Local Christmas events include Fire Dept party, Santa, and multiple church programs.
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South Amherst
Jake Wilhelm
Jack Walker
Red Cross
Oberlin Man Held On Suspicion Of Assault, Robbery
Police hold a 23 year old Oberlin man for investigation after an assault and purse snatching last Tuesday night. He followed a hospital employee to a street light where a bystander Mrs Williams noted his approach before he moved on. The suspect matched a federal description provided by a second victim who was knocked down and had $62 stolen on Roosevelt School route.
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Oberlin
Fourth Street Bridge
Oman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blaine Street
Chase
Roosevelt School At & P. m
Untitled maritime note on iron ore shipments and captain remarks
A fragmentary report describes a 1940s iron ore shipment season with 897,000 tons moved from Lake Superior to lower lakes ports. The Voorhees completed 40 trips as urgency demanded more ore carriage. Captain McLeod avoids plans for leisure and declines a publication photo request.
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Lake Superior
Minesota
Arrests Target Meyers and Lamarre in Perjury Case
Government prosecutors expect court trials to begin within nine days after the arraignment for Meyers and La Marre. The perjury charge against Meyers is seen as the first case to be prosecuted. Warrants would not reach Meyers in Dayton until Monday. Moyers was reported at his Hale home and Lamarre at Dayton. Bids set at $2000 for Moyers and $1000 for Lamarre.
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Meyers
la Marre
Fay
Warrans
Marshalls
New York
Moyers
Halesite
Lamarre
Dayton
Forged Auto Certificate Investigated by Clarke of Coutts
Clarke of Coutts H B Agate reported a forged automobile certificate used to secure a loan. The serially numbered certificates were missing from a shipment. one shows a 1947 Fantine War sale and bears a forged L Perry signature. Investigators flagged discrepancies in applicant details and will notify the Ohio Bureaus of Motor Vehicles to track further forgeries.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Agate
L. Perry
Lottie Perry
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ohio Bureaus of Motor Vehicles
Two Killed in Bombay Communal Clashes
In Nagpada Bombay two people were killed and two injured as communal clashes flared early today. Police deployed strong forces to patrol the riot area, the second day of renewed violence after a period of calm several months.
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Bombay
India
Nagpada
Will Seek 60 Million for Overseas Relief of Children
Police report a Pontiac coupe theft near Brown Hotel between 4 pm and 5 45 pm with ignition keys left in the car. The Marshall-led drive aims to raise 80 million dollars in private contributions for overseas relief through 22 allied agencies and the United Nations appeal for children.
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Ralph Smith
Brown Hotel
New York
Markethridge
Dee Ingner
Adams and Brace
Louisville
Courier-streets
Journal
United
E. Nations
Inced
Marshall
United Nations Appeal For Children
Gifts and Favors Sent to Veterans by Kiwanis and Red Cross
Representatives from the Elyria American Red Cross and Kiwanis Chapter delivered one hundred Christmas stockings and gifts to Crile Veterans Hospital. A TV set was presented to patients as part of the show. Mrs. A E Sherman chaired the community service effort and praised local groups for their help. Additional stockings are planned for Pleasantview and Elyria Memorial Hospital. donors were urged to drop them at the Red Cross office.
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Iha
Elyria Amréric
Red Crags
Hlabt
Crile Veterans Hospital
Kiwanlé International
Kiwanis Organiation
A. E. Sherman
American Red Cross Committee
T. P. Hamlin
H.C. Amidon
Eva Hafferkamp
President Sends Christmas Greetings to Armed Forces
President Truman sent Christmas greetings to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces, praising their faithful service and wishing them a happy holiday wherever stationed. Air Force personnel received a special message from Secretary Symington and General Spaatz, while Navy officials Sullivan and Denfeld offered greetings to naval and marine personnel.
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Washington
Trumat
United States
Air Force
Air
W. Stuart Symington
Carl Spaatz
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Louis &. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Appeals Court Judge Ray R. Stuart Dies at 71
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Judge Ray R. Stuart, 71, of the Sixth District Court of Appeals, who died yesterday.
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Appeals Court
Toledo
Judge Ray
R. Stuart
Sixth District
All of
Appeals
Yesi Tenday
Continuation of Rent Controls Prompts House Action
Washington. Extension of rent controls tops housing agenda as Congress reconvenes. Housed Banking Committee chair Jesse B. Wolcott says a rent bill likely near current law with modifications. Present law expires Feb 29. extending it hinges on rental housing demand and shortages observed.
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Washington
Congress
Jesse B. Woldott
House Banking Committee
Truman
Wolcott
Body Found in Field Near Mt Washington Home
Highland County coroner W M Hoyt held a verdict in the death of Neal Noble 60 whose body was found in a field near his Mt Washington home yesterday. Hoyt said no verdict yet pending investigation and indicated no evidence of foul play Noble had been missing since Monday.
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Huin LS
Buno
Highland County
Goroner
W. M. Hoyt
Neal Noble
Markets Produce Apples And More In Battered OCR Entry
A garbled markets list shows various apple types and other produce with prices and basket sizes, including Jonathan apples, Corticats, Baldwins, and McIntosh. Additional items include carrots, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsley, parsnips, radishes, squash, tomatoes, and onions with assorted baskets, weights, and price ranges, plus Toledo grain and wheat and corn quotes.
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Jonathans
Baldwins
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Lawrence Crisp
Catherine
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James Horn
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Murbach
W. Bridge Street
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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