Bitter Cold Breaking Slowly Across Ohio
The first real break in a week long cold wave was seen as temperatures were expected to rise to the mid-30s by afternoon. Cincinnati logged nine below zero, Lockbourne Air Base zero below, with readings across Ohio showing single digits or lows in the teens. Gas supply restrictions may ease, but a critical shortage remains. about 30,600 Ohio workers idle due to gas curtailment, with recalls anticipated for northeastern areas as weather warms.
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Cincinnati
Lockbourne
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Columbus
Zanesville
Oie
Imington
Youngstown
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Akron
Toledo
East Liverpool
Mansfield
Cleveland
Findlay
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Fast Train Strikes Freight Kills One and Injures Twenty Two
A Rock Island streamliner rear ended a freight train at Iowa City station killing conductor Clifford E. Hull and injuring 22 others. Eight to Mercy and Uni hospitals treated victims as five freight cars and two passenger cars derailed. About 100 University of Iowa students were detra ining for the campus return.
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Collisio
Rock Island Railroad
Rocky Mountain
Streamliner
Chicago
Denver
Clifford E. Hull
Silvis
Uni
Mercy Hospitals
University of Iowa College
Weather Forecast for Northeastern Chicagoland
Clear and milder this afternoon with partly cloudy skies. Tonight turns colder with a low near 10. Tuesday will be cloudy with a high of 18 and a chance of night snow.
Dentists Offers Evening Service and Plate Work
Dr. Ray Smith advertises evening availability at 25015 Fifth Street phone 6622 offering new transparent plates and repair, relining, or rebuilding dental appliances.
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Ray Smith
Fifth Street
Assails Both Tax Reduction Bills
Rep Rob ret L Doughter of North Carolina led Democratic opposition to two tax cut proposals while the House prepared to pass a Republican 6.5 billion plan. He called neither bill likely to become law but urged a moderate, safe tax reduction.
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Washington
Robret L. Doughter
N.C
House
Kouts
Ia Wwave
Mens Fe Ittee
Doughton
Burglaries Hit South Amherst Stores Net Cash and Loot
Two South Amherst burglaries net about 1300 in cash and merchandise. E H Ruths grocery and general store and South Amherst Builders and Supply were entered by force. The Ruths store saw the main target safe dragged from the meat cooler. a three foot bar and damage indicated forced entry. Deputies report 1113 in cash, 1572 in checks, plus pennies, gas money, and electric ties. Meat damage included four missing hams and trampled stock. Second break-in at Ruths occurred August 1947 with similar attempt but no safe theft.
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South Amherst
Ruth's
Edwards Food
Ohio's First Highway Director Succumbs
TOLEDO Ohio William Gould 69 dies services planned Wednesday for Ohio's first highway director who served 1910 1919 and helped organize the sanitary engineering department His death finds him state agent for the Lake Erie Division of the Public Works of Ohio CINCINNATI Pearl Napier 26 choked to death while eating in a home kitchen and pronounced dead at a hospital Advance tickets for the Cleveland Home and Flower Show 50 cents at Carek Florist.
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William Wz. Gould
Ohio
Resterder
Gould
Toledo Academy of Medicine
LenGen Academy of Medicine
Gorges
Lake Erie
The
Public Works of Onis
Cincinnati
Pearl Napier
Herbert P. Lyle
Napier
Kenneth McClellan
Cleveland
Carek
Florist
Adv
Carroll K Shaw Named to NLRB Post
Carroll K Shaw appointed director of the administrative division of the National Labor Relations Board by NLRB General Counsel Robert N Denham. Shaw will serve as staff assistant overseeing administrative operations and has prior government management experience including the Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation and the Public Works Administration.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Shaw
Denham
Evency
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Internal Revenue Bureau
Oberlin
Donna Bell
W. F. Bell
Elyria
New York City
Lakewood
Oberlin College
Mrs. Shaw
Washington, D.C
Wright Funeral Held This Afternoon
Orville Wright, 76, co inventer of the airplane, will be buried beside his brother Wilbur in Woodland Cemetery Dayton this afternoon. He died Friday night at Miami Valley Hospital from lung congestion and heart ailment four days after collapsing at his laboratory. The Rev Charles L Seashores pastor of First Baptist Church will preside at 2 30 p m services.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
Wilbur
Woodland
Wright
Miami Valley Hospital
Charlies L. Seashores
First Baptist Church
Shortage of Oil and Gas Deepens Across the Nation
A severe fuel shortage worsens as cold waves grip the Midwest and East. Snow drifts reach six feet in parts of Virginia and North Carolina while lines fail and transport stalls. Detroit Gas Co warns of delayed service restoration impacting 200,000 workers awaiting return to plants. Cheyenne faces water cuts as a No 1 problem persists. Lake County sheriff petitions reach a record 22 candidates for May primaries.
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Dakotas
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Chiozzo
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Gaz
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Stern North Carolina
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Liichigan Consolidated Gas Company
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Two Post Office Appointments Confirmed in Elyria
Acting clerk in charge of carriers William Kirby is made permanent as clerk in charge of carriers. Karl N. Roesemann is advanced from substitute clerk to regular clerk. Both appointments were confirmed in Washington after local recommendations.
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William Kirby
Elyria
William Jenne
Jenne
Karl N. Roesemann
Hoesemann
Washington
Nehru urges peace after Gandhi assassination
Premier Nehru appeals for peace in Gandhi's name as rioting spreads across India. Attacks hit New Delhi Calcutta Bombay and Madras region with 27 deaths 107 wounded and police firing to control mobs. Rival groups blamed for nationwide conspiracy fears grow.
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Hlonandis K. Gandhi
India
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Bombay
Afahen- Sabha
Erode
Madras
Taft Delegates Petitions Filed by Fourteenth Ohio District
Four men seek Republican delegate or alternate slots for the Republican National Convention from Ohio's Fourteenth District. Major Henry W. Ault of Elstia is an alternate candidate, with Don Williams of Wadsworth as the other alternates candidate. Delegates named are Charles E. Stusser of Akron and V. W. Filietrault of Ravenna. Harold J. Covault, Lorain County Republican chair, said petitions would be filed today.
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Ohio
Henry W. Ault
Elstia
Don Wiliams
Wadsworth
Medina County
Ohio Match Company
Tre
Wmnaror Charles E. Stusser
Akron
V. W. Filietrault
Ravenna
Common Pleas
Portage
Harold J. Covault
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Theen County
Cone
Groundhog Day in Weather Lore and History
A playful overview traces weather forecasting from Aristotle to Galileo, Torricelli, and the barometer. It notes Benjamin Parry’s view of a weatherman’s limits and explains how pressure areas and wind directions evolved into modern predictions. The piece ends by linking understanding pressure areas to knowing whether today is groundhog day.
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Benjamin Parry
Noah
Aristotle
Theopharastus
Equator
Ceary
Film Ads Highlight Stars and Titles in Lincoln Page
The Lincoln section advertises cinema with “Silver Skates” and Rivoli showings. Capitol features Fycoon and John Wayne with “More Than a Secretary.” Adv. Tyrone Power and Loraine Day also promoted.
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Rivoli
Céstaig
Capitoe
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John Wayne
Tyrone Power
Loraine Day
Nine Die in Ohio Weekend Accidents and Fires
Over the weekend nine people died in Ohio from violent incidents including traffic crashes and fires or explosions. Notable deaths include Doneld Penrod 11 of Bellefonte killed by a plane strike at Indian Lake and Charles Sublack 53 of Cleveland in a highway crash.
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Lozan County
A. J. McCracken
Charles Sublack
Cleveland
Janes Stanley
Akron
Canal Fulton
Harvey Bilger
Gertrude
Piqua
Troy
Ira Faber
Wooster
Sharon Anne Ross
Ruth Ross
Adam Merrer
Cincinnati
Samuel McCowin
East
Palestine
March Of Dimes Fund Growing In Elyria
The March of Dimes drive in Elyria saw a two day tag day add an estimated 500 to 600 dollars to the campaign for infantile paralysis. Junior Chamber of Commerce and Junior Women’s Club workers braved cold on Broad Street aided by a public address system and extended the drive two weeks due to January weather.
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Junior Womans Club
Broad Street
Blast and Fire Hit Jerusalem Newspaper Plant
A five story Paiestine Post building in Jerusalem was blasted and burned by Arab attackers using a barrel bomb. Twenty people were injured, nine seriously, with one woman dying of a heart attack during the chaos. Damage estimated around 600000 dollars amid chaos on Jaffa Road.
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Aantal Es Micnigny CO
Heiress Barbara Hutton Recovering After Second Operation
Barbara Hutton has shown an extraordinary improvement after a second operation and is no longer in danger. Her temperature has fallen to normal, she can take fruit juice, and hospital officials say she is in excellent condition.
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Bern
Woo Wortheiress
Barbara Hutton
Miss Hutton
Italy Grants Permission for U S Naval Visits to Italian Ports
Washington rejected Soviet protests as baseless, noting U S ships visited with advance Italian approval. The note, dated January 30 and public today, confirms Italy’s sovereignty over port entries. Additional Soviet grievances include bases in Libya and flights near Soviet ships.
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Russia
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Robert A. Levett
U. S
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Yellow Sea
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Iran
Conviction Of Former State Dept Official Upheld
Washington The Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the conviction of Carl Marzani former State Department official for concealing Communist party membership while in government. The court threw out nine counts of the 11 count indictment. upheld guilt on two related statements of denial in 1946 while a minor official. He was sentenced to one to three years in prison after a trial. released on $3,000 bond last August over government opposition.
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TU. $. Court of Appeals
Carl Marzani
State Department
Communist Party
Marzani
Federal District Court
Regional Junior Chamber Meeting Set for Lorain Trip
Elyria Junior Chamber plans a Sunday departure at 9 30 a m from its club to Lorain Yacht Club for a regional meeting with Paul Bagwell as keynote speaker. Toledo mayor Michael DiSante Sandusky city manager Carl Kugel Akron law director Roy Brown and Cleveland official John Butler will participate in a panel.
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Michael DiSane
Toledo
Carl Kugel
Sandusky
Roy E. Brown
Akron Law
John Butler
Cleveland
Elyria Junior Chamber
Amherst
Gerald Walker
Elsia Junior Chamber
Plunges To Her Death From Steeple Of Church
Miss Eleanor A Bodette 21 died in a fall from the St Francis De Sales church steeple after attending rosary services. She climbed the steeple and leaped to the ground from about 120 feet above the roof. Her body landed near the cross base and dropped to the ground.
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Toleeo
Eleanor A. Bodette
St. Francis de Sates
Miss Bocette
Blocked Assets May Be Returned To 16 Nations
Secretary Snyder promised to free about 700 million dollars in blocked assets for the 16 Western European nations under the Marshall Plan. He told Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Van den Berg that the move would help those governments take control of nationals’ assets held in the United States to support the European Recovery Program.
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Washington
Snyder
Blast Rocks Armour & Co Plant injuring two
An explosion at the Armour & Co meat plant in downtown Columbus damaged the two story building lifting the roof and causing ammonia leaks. Minor fires spread debris while two people were injured and firemen faced danger amid the disruption to meat supply.
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Armour & Co
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