Shakeup in Soviet Government Reported in Moscow
Press from Moscow and Radio Moscow report a wide government shakeup in the Soviet Union with dismissals and reassignments. Nikolai M. Rychkov, M. B. Khrapchenko, and A. Kazakeperev are named among top officials relieved, amid claims of incompetence and a drive against profiteers and slackers in law enforcement and the arts committees.
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London
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Parlia
Radio Mloscow
Nikolai M. Rychkov
M. B. Khrapchenko
A. Kazakeperev
Ychkov
Ili
Establish New Sewer District and Extend Another
County commissioners established a new sewer and water district along Oberlin avenue from Loramsouth to Foster Park road supplying water from Lorain city. They also extended the rover and water district serving Huma avenue south of Lorain from Russell street to Dut ton road. Costs and surveys will be prepared by Dremage Engineer Lester W. Osborne and T. W. Laundon.
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Oberlin Avenue
Loramsouth
Foster Park Road
Lorain City
Rover and Water District
Huma Avenue
Lorain
Russell Street
Dutton Road
Elvria Avenue
Lester W. Osborne
T. W. Laundon
Framewood Development Co
Sheffield Toxwnshin
36Th Street
South
Lera
Caley
Place
Woman Killed as Navy Flying Boat Crashes Near Airport
An official inquiry board in Port Columbus began a report on a Navy PBY-5A crash that destroyed a house near the airport and killed Miss Wilma Burris, 23. The craft reportedly encountered ice and snow warnings on takeoff, and investigators described the wing loss and loss of control before the crash.
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Columibus
Port Columbus
Neve
Wilma Burris
Oberlin Prepares For Mock Convention
U S Senator Irving R. of New York will chair the 198 Republican Mock Convention sessions at Oberlin with a slate of speakers for six pre convention symposia. Notable figures include Roger Baldwin of the ACLU and Hodgin Carter of the Delta Democrat Times guiding topics on minority rights and federal law.
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Oberlin
U. S
Irving Res
New York
Ital
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberies Union
Hodcing Carter
The
Delta
Democratic Times
Liston Pope
Future Iymposia Call
Equalit
Clyde Miner
Columbia Teachers’ College
Opnion
Hermit Ety
CIO
Haucation and Research
Weather and Market Turbulence Across Regions
In Cleveland the forecast calls for partly cloudy and chilly conditions with a low around 8 and a high near 20 on Saturday. In London the stock market saw a steep decline, wiping out millions in pounds and reflecting the global selloff as American markets fell. CAPITOL reports Franchot Tone in a film advertisement note.
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Cleveland
Ohio
London
Capitol
London Market Takes Nose Dive
Ad text mentions a bag of chocolates from Bluebird Sweet Shop on Court Street and a Monday night family party at 8 p m in I. C. Hall Grafton Ohio. Also references Black River Game Club and various advertisements.
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London
Bluebird Sweet Shop
Court Street
Adv
I. C. Hall
Grafton
Ohio
Black River Game Club
Grain Market Break Weakens Flour Prices
Chicago corn prices fell eight cents for the third straight day at the Chicago Board of Trade with May and July futures leading losses. Flour prices dropped in Minneapolis as major mills cut prices signaling potential wholesale pass through, though retailers expect little relief for shoppers in the near term.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Richard Unlmann
Minneapolis
Food Indusly
Uhlmann
Kansas C
New York Stock Exchange
Yesterder
Memorial Service Planned for Miss Ona V Holly
Plans for the memorial service honoring Ona V. Holly executive director of the YWCA who died January 28 have been set. The service at First Congregational church Sunday at four features Rev Louis G Novak leading and various ministers and choir including Mrs Goes Raw and Curt Crews with organist Stewart Fairchild. A YMCAYWCA community tribute section will welcome all to participate.
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Ona V. Holly
Elsha Aiinisterial Association
WW. C. A
First Congregational Church
Oeloc
Louis G Novak
Mascyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ministerial Association
E. E Hamblen
Second Methodist Church
G. Russel Hargate
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Prarver
William A. ‘Heath
George “Turk
Robert Berns
Curt Crews
Tertius Noble
Stewart Fairhild
Muss Hoilr
Fire destroys stores in central Cuyahoga Falls
An early morning fire gutted Falls Hardware Co. and Falls Chocolate Shop in the center of Cuyahoga Falls, causing about 300000 in damage. Fire crews from four neighboring towns including Akron companies battled the stubborn blaze with no injuries reported.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Falls Hardware Co
Falls Chocolate Shop
Akron
Kanes Kane
More Snow And Cold Forecast For Ohio
Weather reports forecast further snow and cold across Ohio as drivers and pedestrians cope with ongoing wintry conditions. Readings ranged from near freezing in Toledo to single digits in Mansfield and Cincinnati with several inches of snowfall reported in Columbus and surrounding cities.
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Ohio
Nation Faces 25th Day of Extreme Cold Across U S
Sub zero readings from Montana to New Hampshire as the nation endures a 25th day of frigid weather. Concord and Havre posted record lows while Alaska shone with historic warmth and a new storm eyed the West Coast. Seven lines summarize the era of chill and disruptions.
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Montana
Atlantic Ocean
Concord
N. H
Havre
Mont
Oregon
Columbia River Gorge
Portland
Alaska
Anchorage
Washington
Caliornia
California
Ohio River Valley
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Seaboard
Esterday
Cincinnati Gas and Light Co
Clowns To Entertain Children At Gates Hospital
The Elyria Grotto civic committee reports clowns from the Grotto circus will visit Gates Hospital to entertain patients. Chairperson Clifford G. Sirean said arrangements were made through Claire Ruler monarch of the local Grotto. The event aims to bring circus fun to crippled children at the hospital.
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Gates Hospital
Gates Spital
Grotto
Cleveland
Chiiford G. Sirean
Elyria Grotto
Claire Ruler
Sirean
Senate Defeats Clean Bill For Pauley and Graham
In Washington Republican senators blocked a Democratic move to clear Edwin W. Pauley and Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham of wrongdoing in commodity dealings. Three Republicans opposed the motion while Democrats urged a transparent finding.
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Pauley and
Graham
Washington
Senate
Edwin W. Pauley
Wallace H. Graham
Pauley
Army
Truman
William F. Knowland
Cal
Henry C. Dworshak
Ida
Homer Ferguson
Theodore F. Green
R. I
Millard E. Tydings
Conviction Of Millionaire Financier As A Draft Dodger Upheld By U S Court
The U S Court of Appeals in Los Angeles upheld Serge Rubinstein's draft dodger conviction, reducing the $50,000 fine by $10,000. Rubinstein, 39, is serving 30 months in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. The court also upheld Allen Foster's perjury conviction with a $10,000 fine and two years suspended, while James C. Hart did not appeal his £10,000 fine and two-year suspended sentence.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
LA. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rubinstein
Lewisburg
Allen Gordon Foster
Panhandle Producing and Refining Company
Foster
James C. Hart
Lee
Mass
Taylorcraft Aviation Co
Alliance. O
Treasury Surplus Reaches Historic High
Washington reports the treasury surplus at a record level of 3.256 billion dollars, surpassing March 31’s high and more than triple last year’s figure. The surplus nears half of the 7.5 billion dollar forecast by President Truman for June 30.
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Treasury
Washington
Treasury Statement
Truman
Ohio to Ask Federal Purchase of Off Crude Apples
Columbus plans to request the federal government buy about 64 000 bushels of off crude apples valued near 1 000 000 dollars. A three man committee led by State Agriculture Director Frank Farnsworth will meet a U S Agriculture Department official in Washington to discuss the proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Farnsworth
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Local Scouts Observe Week With Hundreds of Elvria Units
More than 300 Bor Scouts of Elvria and vicinty join with over 2.12 million Scouts nationwide in Boy Scout Week observances through Thursday. The theme is The Scout Citizen at Work. Local troops display handiwork in store windows and induct new members as Scout Week marks the movement’s 30th anniversary.
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Jere
Bor
Elvria
Vicenty
Mexi
Boy Scouts of America
Cizen
Harold Exing
Firelands Area Councy
Euma
Fire loss at General Industries could exceed fifty thousand
Most General Industries employees returned to work as operations resume in several departments after a costly Wednesday night fire and explosions. Treasurer Carl F. Russert said the plant should be nearly fully operational by Monday. Cleanup continued on the damaged building and debris as investigators assess the losses likely over $50,000. Gail Wolfe, 34, suffered second degree burns and was in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Lee Reed and firefighter O A Lysaght recovered at home from burns and injuries.
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General Industries Company
Carl F. Russert
Gail Wolfe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lee Reed
O. A. Lysaght
Spanish War Veterans Plan 50th Anniversary Observance
Members of Major Woodworth Camp United Spanish War Veterans outlined plans for the fiftieth anniversary of the Spanish American War declaration. The observance is tentatively set for April 21 at Odd Fellows Hall with a dinner and committee assignments.
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Woodworth
Spain
United States
Elstia
Odd Fellows Hall
T. J. Dimick
Corbett E
Dirres
McKinky
Coburn
Orcerea
Ernest J McRoberts
Circleville Youth Is Killed When Car Hits Bus
Funeral services were arranged for Kenneth Newlon 19 Circleville who died when his car struck a Greyhound bus about ten miles northwest of Circleville Newton tried a left turn in front of the bus The bus driven by C E Compton 35 of Portsmouth ran into a field but Compton and 23 passengers escaped injury also mentions local repair ads.
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Circleville
Kenneth Newlon
Circlevile
Here
Newton
C. E. Compton
Portsmouth
Compton
Truman Budget Cut Back Proposed By Joint Budget Panel
The Republican led joint congressional budget committee called for a wartime tax relief and recommended reducing President Truman’s next fiscal year spending by at least 2.5 billion dollars, approving a 37.2 billion dollar federal spending ceiling for the year starting July 1. The panel, with 144 to 16 votes, urged relief for taxpayers though it did not specify tax cut amounts.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Budget Committee
Truman
Joint Committee
Joint Budget Committee
Senate
House
Legion Gifts Movie Projector To Oberlin Home
The Lorain County American Legion donates a motion picture projector with screen and sound to Lorain County Children’s Home at Oberlin. D. E. Brobst and Gordon C. Dawley present the gift. excess funds fund films and rentals for Home showings. Dawley coordinates with the State Department of Education for additional films. Superintendent Lloyd Gamble accepts the gift. Participating posts include Well ington No. 8 Elvvia No. 12 Lorain No. 30 Oberlin No. 102 Amherst No. 118 South Amherst No. 197 Avon Lake No. 211 Elvvia No. 347 Vermilion-on-the-Lake No. 558 and Lorain No. 579.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Legion
Dawley
State Department of Education
Lloyd Gamble
Oberlin Post
Legion Posts
Wellington
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Holy Name Society to Hear Eibling Speaker
Harold H. Exbling, Elyria public schools superintendent, will address a Holy Name Society breakfast at St Marys church after the 8 o'clock Mass. About 200 men will take Holy Communion at the Mass. Box Scout Troop 135 members will join the breakfast. Exbling planned to speak on The Expecting Role of Education, with a 22 year education career including 19 as superintendent and eight in coaching. He holds a bachelor’s from Ohio Northern University and a master’s from Ohio State University and is pursuing a PhD at Ohio State.
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Harold H. Exbling
Elyria
Holy Name Society
St Mary's Church
Church Hall
Box Scout Troop 135
St. Marys Church
Ebbing
Ohio Northern University
Ohio State
Britain Withdraws Another 100 Million Loan
Washington reports the treasury announced Britain has withdrawn another 100 million dollars of the 3.75 billion loan granted about 13 months ago. Britain now has only 100 million left. Lincoln Roarin Lead and High Tide is noted. an advertisement lists a shop closure due to a death in the family at Caswell's Country Meat Market on West Griswold Road.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Britain
Caswell's Country Meat Market
West Griswold Road
Adv
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Toledo
Mansfield
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Zanesville
Cinemati
Youngstown
Cincinnnat
Cincinnati
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Canton
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Journal
Acme
Will
Washington, D. C
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First Congregational Church of
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Don Coyote
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Marseilles Ave
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