List Of Traders Worthless Declared By Congress
Washington report says congressional investigators released a 1240 trader list for wheat, aiming to spot public officials in speculation. Secretary Anderson accused of confusing the list, while Rep Anidreseri notes its significance reflects many market participants during CPA. Second installment shows Chicago wheat holdings but no government traders named.
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Auguet H. Anidreseri
R. Mink
Special House Committee On
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Chicago Exchange
U S Freighter In Trouble Off Halifax
Air sea rescue headquarters worked to contact the United States freighter Joseph Simon 700 miles east of Halifax as a leak flooded below the water line and pumps failed. Moore McCormack Line ship reported late yesterday. no reply received. Northwest Atlantic forecast shows gales later today and calm weather prior.
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N. 5
Alr-sea Rescue
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Here
Royal Canadian Air Force
Joseph Simon
Moore McCormack
North- West Atlantic
Eden Plans Visit To The Middle East
London Anthony Eden former foreign secretary will leave tomorrow for a private visit to the Middle East. The trip will study the Tranian oil fields and may include a call on King Ibn Saud in Saudi Arabia.
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Anthony Eden
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Tran
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Ibn Saud
Noted Educator Dodds Dies at 89 in Princeton
Dr. Samuel Dodds educator author and lecturer died last night at Princeton Hospital aged 89. He was father to Harald W Dodds president of Princeton University John W Dodds dean at Stanford University and the Rev Dr J Leroy Dodds secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church of America.
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Princeton Hospital
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Princeton University
John W. Dodds
School of Humanities
Stanford University
J. Leroy Dodds
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church of America
Dewey Urges Rent Controls Extended Abroad
Governor Dewey urged Congress to extend federal rent controls for another year citing the continuing housing shortage. He would also ask the New York Legislature to keep standby rent ceilings, to operate if federal controls lapse, as long as the scarcity remains. Dr Blackburn reports a scarlet fever outbreak in Circleville with more than a dozen quarantined. most victims are school children and four new cases were reported yesterday.
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Albany
Thomas F. Dewey
Ath Congress
New York
Circleville
Blackburn
Picky Way
Organization Calls For Return To Price Controls
Organization for Democratic Action proposes a 40 point program urging price controls and rationing, repeal of Taft Hartley, anti lynching bill, rent control, Wagner Taft housing bill, and admission of 40,000 European displaced persons. Letters signed by 16 congressional leaders and figures like Wilson Wyatt, Leon Henderson, Roosevelt, and Humphrey urge support ahead of Congress session.
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Washington — Armoticans
Wagner Eilender
Taft
Death notices from Elyria area mourn multiple deaths
Several death notices from Elyria detail the passing of Mrs. Fannie C Andrus at 84 in Concord New Hampshire with survivors including three sons a daughter and siblings. Other obituaries include Mrs Sophia Zgoda of Elyria 85 and Mrs Nellie Hoglin 54 of Cleveland with service details at Klanke Funeral Parlors and Holy Cross church. Also listed are William Kenska 62 of Elyria with services at Bittner Funeral Home and St Mary's church and final interment at St Mary's cemetery.
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Rocky River
Louise Madden
Long Island
N. Yuta
George Prince
Philadelphia
William Dunham
Edward Dunham
Oregon
Robert A. Dyke
Elyria
Nichols
Sophia Zgoda
Lodi Street
Elyia Memorial Hospital
Poland
Cleveland
Holy Cross Church
John Zgoda
Michael Zadroga
Felixa Zadroga
Bilmner Funeral
Frol. W. Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
William Kenska
Grafton Road
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Hungary
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American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
St. Mary's Church
Susan
Frank
Duh
Anthony Frabotta
Ray Luke
Leroy Guyesia
George
Lorain
Margaret Barkack
Czecho-Slovakia
Bittner
Sat .Mary's Cemetery
Veterans Administration reports record U S veteran total
The Veterans Administration tallies show a peak of 18,560,000 veterans, with World War II veterans numbering 14,885,000 and other wars 4,884,000. Training participation hit 2,800,000 by Nov 30, unemployment benefits reached 4.6 million receivers, and total unemployment costs neared $3.7 billion. Home loan debts rose to 1,138,116 loans totaling over $6.27 billion. Disability compensation stood at 2.191 million by end of November.
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Veterans Administration
Veteran seeks divorce from German war bride in Cleveland
U S Army veteran Joseph Mates, 40, petitions for divorce from Elizabeth Ott Mates, 27, charging she denounced the United States and hoarded money to buy and hide soap fats foods and clothing for relatives in Germany. He recalls meeting her after VeDay and sending funds for her to come to the U S. She claims her mother in law mocked her and she fled to a friend’s home, a restraining order was issued to prevent disposal of the hidden gifts.
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Vélerah
United States
Joseph Df
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Germany
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America
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George Patton
Elizabeth Ott
Males
Michigan Faces Gasoline Shortage Threat and Tax Referendum
Governor Sigler requested Indiana’s help to avert a gasoline shortage by relaxing truck tanker limits after a report showed 15 county road commissioners had under two days of supply. In Columbus petition drives backed by AFL and CIO leaders sought a referendum on an income tax ordinance, with 9404 signatures presented and a council vote set for January 5.
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Mich
Kim ‘Sigler
Indiana
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Paul B. McCarthy, Sr
Columbus Federation of Labor
William Sprately
CIO Council
Robert W. Greers
Columbus Federatiion of Labor
AFL
Markets Roundup Apples and vegetables prices listed
Markets note mixed produce values with apples including Cortlands and Baldwin varieties, carrots celery cabbage lettuce and peppers. Eggs and poultry show steady wholesale demand with varied weights and types. live fowl and turkeys priced to retailers. Potatoes, onions, and grains post typical regional movements amid holiday expectations.
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Cleveland
O. B
Fuel Oil Shortage Triggers City Emergency Measures
City officials declared an unofficial state of emergency as Acting Mayor Vin cent Impellieri called a 9 am meeting of the Mayor's Emergency Board. The fuel oil shortage loomed as a major danger to the city. Health reports of short cakes surfaced while residents were urged not to stockpile beyond a five day supply. Markets Commissioner Schultz said the city remained well stocked with food after Christmas, but milk and bread deliveries would be hampered by impassable streets. Garbage accumulation rose as Christmas closures emptied workers, forcing sanitation trucks to double as snowplows.
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Department of Health
Eugene G. Schultz
Tax roll figures show countywide increases across towns
A page listing detailed property tax numbers shows Camden, Clearview, Columbia and many municipalities with increases and average rises per area. Herrings indicate Amherst Village, Oberlin Village, Elyria City and others, detailing current totals, changes, and per‑taxpayer averages for the fiscal period.
Ohio Governor Seeks Reelection Through Petition Drive
Ohio Governor announces plans to run again, submitting required signatures to the Secretary of State. He must file petitions by February 4 to qualify for the Republican primary ballot in May.
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Two Die In Parked Car Near Newton Falls
Warren Ohio coroner’s jury returns verdict of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in the deaths of Andrew Bala 20 Newton Falls and Mrs Mary Lucas 40 Homestead Ba found in a rural road parked car. Neighbors John Uhtin and C G Schnell reported lights burning and motor running after being drawn to the scene following holiday visit by Mrs Lucas.
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Trumbull County
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J. C. Henson
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Newton Falls
Mary Lucas
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John Uhtin
C. G. Schnell
Crash Near Sandusky Fatal To Man And Wife
Funeral services were arranged today for Arthur Wagner 42 and Ida 46 of Toledo killed last night in a tractor trailer collision near Sandusky. Police said the Wagner car skidded on pavement and collided with a Motor Express truck from Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Voting Machines Favored in Ohio County Election Plan
The election board endorses voting machines for the county citing efficiency and cost savings. Ohio law allows purchase by installments. 110 machines are proposed to cover about 156 precincts with a 132000 total cost. Officials note machines prevent ballot stuffing and offer strong safeguards against fraud.
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Marshail Named To Supervise Huge Relief Program
Secretary George C Marshall to supervise a 522 million emergency relief program for France Italy and Austria under a presidential executive order to implement aid until the long range Marshall Plan is ready. The funds fund European recovery and keep aid flowing as Congress debates broader relief.
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Have No Trace Of Missing B 29 in Alaska
FAIRBANKS Alaska Army officials said no trace of a missing B 29 bomber was found in the polar wasteland north of the Arctic Circle. Eight aboard were reported on board when it vanished Tuesday during a long range training flight as Army and civilian rescue planes searched amid four days of snow.
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Polar Wasteland
Army rejects Davis resignation bid from West Point star
Washington The Army refused Lt Glenn Davis West Point football standout and one of the academy's brightest stars from resigning his commission. Secretary Royall said after full consideration the request is disapproved. Davis planned to pursue professional football if approved.
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Elie
Boe) Bishchard
West Point
Theda
Kenneth ¢. Royall
Royall
Weat Point
Calls On Armed Services To Economize
Chairman Albert J. Engle of the House Military Appropriations subcommittee warned that if the armed services do not pursue cost cutting the panel will impose savings measures. He cited unification as saving taxpayer money and said hearings on Army requests will begin after Congress convenes in January. Engle noted the committee will study Army, Navy, and Air Force operations independently while reviewing 1948 fiscal year supply bills. He planned to question Secretary of Defense James Forrestal on steps toward economies under unification and indicated future ideas if progress is inadequate.
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Albert J. Engel
House Military Appropriations
Congress
Michigan Republican
Appropriations Committee
Defense
James Forrestal
Old Time Trainer Of Trotting Horses Dies
Funeral services were arranged for 85 year old trainer Michael M. McDevitt who died yesterday. He trained World champion trotting horses and in 1910 his horses won $35,000 at Lexington harness track. McDevitt recalled buying Prince Loree for $120 in 1918. the horse earned $35,000 in two years and became the double gaited world champion. He was associated with David Shaw and trained under Shaw’s colors.
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Cleveland
Michael M. McDevitt
McDevitt
Lexington
Prince Loree
Wife of Ohio Supreme Court Justice Dies in Alliance
Mrs. Ida Cassidy Hart, 77, wife of Ohio Supreme Court Justice William L. Hart, died at her home in Alliance today. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Ivan and William L. Hart Jr., both Canton attorneys. Funeral services will be held here Monday.
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This City
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Police Court Fines In Routine City Docket
Police court today levied fines on several residents for traffic and disorderly conduct. John H. Corn 53 of 227 West River St was fined 10 dollars. Andy Kostelnik of Lorain 15 dollars after a reckless driving arrest following a collision on West River St. Donald Haslop of Sprague Rd Columbia Station 4 dollars for traffic isolation. Joe Andy of 111 Quincy St 50 dollars and six months driving suspension after DUI arrest on East River St. Rufus Beeman of 352 South Maple St 25 dollars for driving a truck without license or permission after it crashed into a tree and pole on East River St in front of 1127 East River St. The Marra Construction Co is installing a storm sewer on Columbia Ave.
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Andy Kostelnik
Lorain
Donald Haslop
Sprague Road
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Hoe
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Denison
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Columbia Avenue
Courthouse releases and local court actions
Tolliver Johnson 46 of West street released on promise to pay 68 by March 15 after 60 days jail for carrying a concealed weapon. Charles Dawley fined 5 for not making a safety stop at Routes 254 and 57. Gilbert Murray 22 of North Olmsted fined 75 with 25 suspended for reckless driving and 45 with 20 suspended for leaving the scene of an accident after Ridgeville crash. Kathryn Rumph granted divorce from Floyd Findley on cruelty grounds. Anna Barton of Toral filed alimony suit against Joseph. married 1025, two children.
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Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord
Gilbert Murray
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Ridgeville
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Forecast Chiang as China's first president under new constitution
Local sources say Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek is virtually certain to be elected as China’s first president under the new constitution at the National Assembly meeting on March 29, with inauguration expected May 5. The presidency would be the first in 28 years. The contest for vice president centers on Sun Fo and Yu Den as the government battles Communists and wartime strains. The public remains hopeful yet wary as the government pledges constitutional rule amid fighting and high costs of living.
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Chiang Kab Shek
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Suspicion Arrest Tags Rey in Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge Bass Rey was jailed in Cleveland after police doubted his account about a brick found in his overcoat. A nine inch knife was also found in another pocket and Rey’s prior record, including a police shooting conviction, prompted arrest on suspicion.
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