Wallace Endorses Reactionary Candidate Over Lukewarm Liberal
Henry A. Wallace urged in New York that an all-out reactionary like Taft or Attlee win the 1948 presidency rather than a lukewarm liberal. He spoke at a convention where 300 delegates voted to merge 10 liberal groups into the Progressive Citizens of America PCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry A. Waterlace
Raelbert Ad Taft
Commerce
Progressive Citizens of America
PCA
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Independent Citizens Commttee
Arts, Sciences and Professions de
Frenk Kingdon
Chea
NCPAC
Ja Dayidany
Chauman
Cheseo Ceecharian
Corgents Tin
Ovine
Taft ii
Eral” Wallore
Fines Against 122 Insurance Companies Ordered By Court
Missouri supreme court ordered hefty penalties totaling 2 090 000 against 122 insurance firms for seeking a fraudulent settlement in a rate case involving alleged bribery of the late Tami Pendergast. Fines targeted firms by contributions to a Chicago executive and O Malley, former state insurance commissioner, with Home Insurance Co facing the largest single penalty of 000 in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
America
Tami Pendergest
Kansas City
Jender Pendergart
Boe
O'Malley
Charles Sirest
Chicago Insurancs
Penderast
Omalles
The
Home Insurance Co
Automobile Fires Damage Three Cars
Weekend blaze alarmed Quad City fire crews as three separate cars were damaged or destroyed. A Toyota owned by Mike Profaet at 1600 West Avenue suffered fire damage with cause attributed to carelessness. A welding-torch arc sparked a second fire near Riverina Street injuring a vehicle on Adel Bere Street. A third fire at 495nd involved Steve Bara’s car, with only wiring damage reported.
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Automobile Free
Cts
Samir
Aas
Neo Vopriel Rigine Company
Neo 1Anes
Tos
Mike Profaet
West Avenue
Gostroyved
Steve Bara
Siicel
Ren
Neo Tae
BYF -Pop
Marietta Store Destroyed by Kept Fire Tragedy
Fire swept a Marietta area business, destroying a store and causing extensive damage. No injuries are detailed, but the blaze prompted emergency response and evacuations nearby as investigators reviewed the scene for a cause.
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Marietta
Twentieth Kentucky Child Dies in Tent Illness
A baby born in a muddy tent in Kentucky died from a condition causing blue skin and foggy appearance. The infant was the twentieth Kentucky child reported in a string of deaths connected to this outbreak.
Deaths in Avon and Lorain Area Citizens
George J Jenkins 70 longtime Chronicle Telegram employee died at home in Avon following illness. He was born in Lynn Massachusetts and lived in Avon for 25 years. Survived by wife Maude Trading, two sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Taylor Funeral Home with service details to be announced. Curtiss Raymond Preeton Wakeman infant son of Kay and Elizabeth Wakeman died at Wakeman. Private services by LD Gerber Funeral Home. Elizabeth Johnson Spence died at 46 after long illness. cremation planned at site. Charles K Westlake, 7, and May Wadey Roe noted among survivors. weitere details incomplete.
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George 1. Jenkins
George J. Jenkins
Chronicie-Telegram
Detroit
Avon
Cirgerig
Lynn
Massachusetts
Mr. Jenkins
Fly “Cay
Avon Baptist Ehuteh
Tea Sisters
Avda Haynes
Lavan
Taylor
Sopoom
Asan
Pav
Rapitael Ban
al Raphael
Pithaim
Louiskina Avenue
Lorain
Mra
Dessie Raphael
Fred
Elyria
Filmer
Loria
Shashunie Riaphael
Mra Hanith
Taylor Funeral Home
J. Trving Reese
Edmwood Cemetery
Tarai
Curtiss Raymond Preeton Wakeman
Curtiss Raismond Felton
Kay Felton
F Fatman
Ceman Congergavonal Church
Olse RE
Paros
Floresce Peneleny
Elyria Man Fined On Driving Charge
Elyria man received a suspended fine of one dollar and costs after a driving charge. A disorderly conduct finding and related penalties were recorded as part of the court action.
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Elyria
Mass Soviet Resettlement Of Russians To New Territories
Reports from Tass and Komsomolskaya Pravda describe a large scale movement of Soviet citizens into Karelia Isthmus, Sakhalin, Kuriles and Baltic areas. Thousands relocate, bringing cattle, horses, and skills. state transport, schools, libraries, and clubs are established as new settlements form.
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Moscow
Russan
Karelan
Sakhalin
Balto Benes
Soviet Union
East Peawa
Baltic
Heen
Mestly
Peelnmiehux
Omekatatye
Sillar
Russia
Tak
Hares
Karcha
Tass
Leningrad
Ingols
Soult
Witter
Kuriles
Komsnaviolskaya Pravda
Re Youth Niwapaper
Firemen overcome by fumes at Atlanta drug store blaze
In Atlanta a Sunday morning drug store fire forced more than 70 firefighters to retreat from fumes of burning chemicals. The three story building suffered about $60,000 in damage as water was sprayed from multiple angles for hours. Dozens of ambulances ferried over 30 firefighters to hospitals, but most were discharged after oxygen. one remained under care. Evacuation affected nearby hotel occupants with no injuries reported.
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Atlanta
Elyrian Held After Daughter Is Hurt
Julius Vanderson of 215 Ben Att weenur is held by police after a 520 p.m. Saturday fight at his home. His daughter ST A was severely injured when Vanderson struck her with a wine bottle to stop her from drinking. A shard of glass embedded in her head required hospital care.
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Julius Vanderson
Ben Attweenur
ST A
Fin
Elseas
Pevine
Inauguration Plans For New Governor Nearly Complete
In Columbus final details for the inauguration of Ohio's 56th governor Thomas J. Herbert and state officers were being set. Edgar T. Wolfe named general chairman with Fred H. Johnoan leading the executive committee. The ceremony will be informal on the west steps of the State House. Chief Justice Carl Vo Weygandt to administer the oath. Rhodes of Columbus to lead a welcome. music and bands planned. key officials to be sworn in with electoral certificates ahead of the oath.
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Columbus
Ernor Thomas J. Herbert Republican
Ion
Ohi
Edgar T. Wolfe
Fred H. Johnoan
GOP
Zanesville
Herbert
State House
Copie Potunda
Carl Vo Weygandt
Ohler Suprime Cott Wall Edimineter
Ovath
Dagnes
AL Rhodes
Columbus Wal
Hugh Sodinking
Don Hl Wright
Edward Hummel
M. Herbert
Frank J. Tausehe
Elks Welcome 1947 With Party
Elks plan a community celebration to mark the year 1947 with a social event. Local organizers prepare tents and gatherings while members promote fellowship and service. details remain unclear in the readable fragments.
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Elks
Fragmentary Notice From A Distant Street Market
A damaged OCR fragment reports a street scene with a meal price of five dollars and a mention of a person named Dee Wa. The garbled text references a street and a past date but lacks clear context or complete details.
Jimmie Fidler notes cultural links through Thinig and Austria
In a column, Jimmie Fidler highlights Helene Thinig widow of Max Reinhardt, praising her influence on world peace via cultural exchange. He recounts her Austro American ties, touring from border to border and directing the Schoenbrunn Castle drama school, while noting contemporary showbiz chatter and opinions on film stars.
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Hollywood
Helene Thinig
Tate
Max Reinhardt
wOovernment
Austria
Miss Thimig
Europe
America Ciitizen
Andy
Bander
Border
Lincoln
Gwitysburg
Monogram
Ministry of Education
Schoenbrann Castle
Agin
Kathryn Grayson
Jack Benny
Carver
Olga San Juan
Jack Origby
Goldwyn
Anna Napel
Donald O'Connor
Gare Cooper
Loretta Young
Sheen Geegher Wobbergl
Greef
Olwin de Pgalland
Dante
Ebay
Four Injured In Weekend Traffic Crashes In Elyria
Two drivers paid fines after weekend traffic crashes injured several people in Elyria. Clarence Shire of Wadsworth was fined 50 dollars and his license suspended for six months for DUI after his car hit a vehicle on Chestnut Street near Lou Street. Mrs. Rania Wellman, 88, suffered facial injuries and was hospitalized. Dale Hoth, 7, injured his arm. Other collisions caused vehicle damage on East Avenue, Gulf Road, and Chestnut Street, with drivers and vehicles named in police reports.
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Faa
Clarence Shire
Wadsworth
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Hyma
William Roll
Foster Avenue
Lou Street
Chestnut
Shire
Lodi
Patice
Rania Wellman
Rottman
pRistenwer
Dyer Tiebt
Faraftog
Wis
Huapitit
Carrel Peak
Oxford
Aver
Sai Rockwood
Harrison Street
Gulf Road
Dilworth
Rockwood
Caa
Joe Fusu
Alike Kotuss
Chestnut Street
Darlene Ignasik
Parkview Cofort
East Avenue
Depot Street
Percy Warren
S01
West Second Street
Central Bakery
George J. Freeeman
Oberlin
Rutherfore Baum
Norwalk
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Fr Met
Mmilkeng
Checker
Rutherford Baum
Bioed
Lee Whitey
Purnace Street
Whatney
Whitney
Pathologist Resigns At Wooster Station
Dr Paul B Tilford resigns as plant pathologist at Wooster Station effective immediately. The resignation appears official from the Obiy Apreultasad expurse ment and was announced by the National Are Waerttan Me Parketimag ONC.
Court actions and divorces filed in Lorain county 1945 notices
Court actions filed today involve the estate of the late Sara Deutschlander with two suits by John Deutschlander contesting a will and alleging misrepresentation to affect property interests in Lorain. Other items include Arthur Krueck’s divorce from Marjorie, a dispute over Grace White’s alimony case involving Edmund A. Manrae, and a $46 auto damage adjustment reported to county commissioners.
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Sara Deutschlander
Gorain
John Deutschlander
Loran
Marie Caleman
Anna Deutschlander
Siku
Lorain
WR. White
Elyria
Edmund A. Manrae
Wathier Bird
Hidgevile
Grace White
Common Pleas
Wellington Man Fined By Justice For Hit and Run
Atatnew reenan, 20, Wellington, was fined 330 and costs after arraignment before Justice Richard Baird on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident on Route Ha early Sunday. His license plate, found at the scene, was broken off. Deputies reported the finding.
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Atatnew Reenan
Wellington
Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
Heaton Le en vol at Ne York Vt A i NAME ADS
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Heaton Le and a propet at New York Vermont with ads and names. The readable portion is garbled and contains scattered names, locations, and numbers. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Prati
Heaton
York Vt
Phebe
Tor Floren
Esa
Space Selected For Offices Declared Not Satisfactory
County commissioners will confer with Prosecutor Wickens on responsibilities for a county Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission HQ. A letter from Courtney Kirby said Turner block space is unsatisfactory and suggested renting temporary quarters in the YMCA. Rent for Turner block was 50 per month. YMCA space was rejected at 10 per month. The relief commission urged prior consult before future space is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walyhiam G. Wickens
County
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Courtney Kirby
Soldiers Relief Commission
Turner Block
YMC
Relief Commission
Pie Ooltiers Rehof
Lorain War Plant Listed For Sale
War Assets Administration announced plans to sell 42 000 tons of war plants valued at 198 42,000 in the first six months of 1947. Northern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania plants are included with Cleveland area properties and other surplus facilities across Ohio. </s>
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Cleveland-Ac
Mus Grea
War Assets Administration
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Brush Bergle Corp
Lorain
Dinsmound Alkih Co
Painesville
Barling Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Goodyear Aircraft
Akron
Jima Tank Arsenal
Ohio Steel Foundry Co. Y
Lima
Toledo
Willys-Oversland Alotours
National Supply Co
Plumbrook Ordnance Works
Sandusky
Operation Performed On Accident Victim Jay Ross
Jay Ross a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Ross of 374 Furnace Street underwent an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday for removal of a ruptured spleen suffered in a coasting accident at Cascade Park Christmas Day His sled slid out of control on the hill and struck a tree His condition was reported as favorable today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Ross
Vernon Ross
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cascade Park
Youth Missing From Grafton Prison Farm
Police and sheriff departments in the area were asked to assist in the apprehension of Robert Daniels, 19, of Cleveland, who was reported missing from Grafton Prison Farm at 6 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whish
Robert Daniels
Cleveland
Grafton
Plane Crash Disaster Report From Page One
Eyewitness notes describe a plane crash scattering debris over about an acre in ashind. Medical teams and doctors arrived to aid survivors and recover the dead. Hostess Muse Kay Fergie son oversaw care and inflating lifeboats. others helped passengers and searched for personal belongings. Investigations continued as conditions worsened for several patients, with hospital treatment ongoing.
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Ashind
Hercely
Wwe
Kay Fergieson
Fergus
Barring- Wat
Hospital
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Wallace
Marie Gb
Tie Gruber
Ted Bahay
Severvet
Ayel
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Kenneth KO Scott Ees
Crete
Ubu
Aloe
Atelin Scott
Sudrea-Curtis
Funeriut Oerongemente
Amy Elizabeth Johnson Spence
Elizabeth Jolie
Spence Red
Charles
Westlake
Foxes
Cathe
Ean
Viarouf
Vin Gage
Seth
Sheriifs
Hiriance
Pennsylvanian
Citey
Cerad Teal
Bale &S
Surrattha
Bates
HPN R
Gbis
Elyrian
Nara
Chom Ball
Ds Fe
Elyria Man
Hersaecerd Diaates
Encien Saday
P.R. Smith & Co
Elymna
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Jimmie Fidler
Wooster Station
Milas i
Abu Tamas
Sudro
Curtis
Arthur Krueck
Marjorie
J. A Cook
Martin Westrick
Sunt
Henry Lorethz
Sim Ross
Adolph Verner
Sam Rats and Sons
William Herner
Dudge
Guy B. Findley
Moreld Ewing
Ewing
Masti
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Tirburg
Cieroon
Monumona
Elyria Monument Co
Frethewey
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