Queen Elizabeth Proclaimed Queen After King George VI Dies
Elizabeth II returns to London aboard the Argonaut as King George VI dies in Sandringham. Churchill and the Duke of Gloucester lead officials to greet the heir queen who will be proclaimed at St James Palace and across the Commonwealth.
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Winston Churchill
Duke of Gloucester
Britain
Theield
St. James Palace
Victoria
Commonwealth
London
Charing Cross
Royal Exchange
King's Body To Lie a Little Church
SANDRINGHAM ENGLAND The body of King George V M be taken after dusk today from the country home he loved and laid reverently before the altar in the Attle parish church where he worshipped Queen Mother Elizabeth and Princess Margaret attended a service at the estate church Grieving monarchs body to remain in the church until taken to London for state ceremonies pending arrival of Elizabeth II and other plans
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Sandringham
England
George V
Attle
Elizabeth
Margaret
Royal House
London
Elizabeth II
Four Die In Snowstorm Accidents Across Northeastern Ohio
A warm February sun hid slush as a blizzard blanketed the area with up to six inches of snow. Four traffic deaths were reported including Sgt Raymond Gillespie who died saving an 18 year old passenger, and other victims in Ashtabula Tiffin and Cleveland.
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Ohio
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Erie
Ontario
Morrow
Lorain County
Civic Service
Eagles
Ashtabula
Animuumitiac
Thaiesone Army
Raymond L. Gillespie
Winona Kalnewaki
Esay
Thaie
Anda
Chicago Politician Slain by Gunmen on West Side
Gunmen fired on a West Side royal estate killing The Queen Mother and her daughter. Margaret, a Chicago Republican figure, was threatened as Jimmie Em and Jerson, senior party members, were seen near the manor after a church service and political center stroll.
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Chicago
West Side
Margaret
Hector Anderson
Charlies Gross
Bloc
Royal
Jimmie Em
Jerson
Royal Carl
Politi 1
R Cal
Nolitinel Waaenne
Water Bills Due on February 11 Because of Sunday deadline
Water department announces payment of city water bills at the regular rate is due by Monday February 11. Bills may be paid at the department office or mailed. A 10 percent late charge will be added after that time. A fire at the Amherst home caused by faulty wiring damaged the residence on North and Milan Avenues. Fire Chief Charles ward said a neighbor found the blaze around 6 15 and firefighters worked several hours. No one was home when the fire started. A threatening call targeted Edwin T. Kolski, a 32nd ward committeeman, warning of a similar incident if he does not withdraw from the primary on April 8.
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Water Department
Amherst Gles
North In
Milan Avenues
Charles Wards
Man begins life sentence for killing and wounding
Anna Lee Robinson, convicted of killing Mrs. Pearl Sendi and wounding John Balasz, is scheduled to enter the Marysville Women's Reformatory today to begin serving a life term. The narrative notes praise for community service figures Dr. Nicholas and Art Moos, and mentions awards and tributes within the Eagles organization.
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Elyria
Ray ¥. Ballenger
London
Ohio
Ohio State Aerie
The
Eagles
Nicholas
Arthur Graber
Elyria Aerie
Tulbdu
Anna Lee Robinson
Pearl Sendi
John Balasz
Women's, Reformatory
Marysville
Graber
Moos
Lorain
Horace H. Nye
Elyria Aerio
Nye
Art Moos
Dr. Nicholas
Legal Problems In City Parking Lot System Studied
Elyria municipal lawyers study off street parking system financing from parking meter revenue. Issues include bond issuance without a vote and whether meter revenue only or city taxes may back bonds. The firm reviews the master plan and cites a Supreme Court ruling on purchasing lots but continues to examine revenue sources and bond legality.
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Elyria
Squires,Saunders and Dempsey
Henry W. Ault
Cleveland
Ault
Richard Baird
John McDonough
Segoe and Associates
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
City Water Department
Ground Breaking For New Citadel Sunday Afternoo n
The Salvation Army citadel at 716 West Broad Street will hold a ground breaking ceremony Sunday at 3 PM. Lt Col Edward Carey will preside, joined by Major Charles Talmadge and Mrs Talmadge from Cleveland. Local participants include Mayor Henry Ault and other community and church leaders.
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Salvation Army
West Broad Street
O'Clock
Edward Carey
Elyria
Cleveland
F. A. Dusthimer
Claude Bronson
A. M. Hannaford
J. W. Smith
Glenn Fitch
Jacqueline Seger
Official Strike In Progress At Pfaudler Plant
An official strike began at the Pfaudler Co. after a general member meeting of UAW Local 31. The stoppage started at 2 p.m. Tuesday as talks with management and the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service failed on wage and economic issues. A prolonged meeting yesterday failed to break the deadlock, leading to the strike decision announced at the afternoon session. Picket plans were not set, and officials said no plant picketing would occur.
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Pfaudler Co
U.aw.c.i
V.F.W
East Bridge Street
Uted States Mediation and
Con Jation Service
Anaagement
Ion
Steel Union Aims to Undo Wage Equity Demands
Local Elyria registrants face induction amid union push to renegotiate pay scales and wage equalities. Cooper of United Steelworkers cites attempts to modify job duties and wage awards, while four transfers to Cleveland await action and a February 29 induction date is set for 15 men.
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Elyria
New York
United States
Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Conver- America Cio
Cooper
Steel Industry
USW
U. S
R. Conrads
Clevean
Feir
Group
van Jack Phillipe
Winckles Street
Cooper Wald
Weather outlook for fortheastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low of 24. Tomorrow remains cloudy and milder. Friday shows more sun and warmer temperatures. Markets information continues on page two.
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Ohio
Historical Society To Hear Jay Weller Monday Evening
Lorain County Historical Society hosts Jay Weller speaking on Abraham Lincoln Monday evening in the Wick Room of the First Congregational church. Slides will illustrate the talk and mix dancing is noted with Big Barn events Fridays and Saturdays.
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Abraham Lincoln
Jay Weller
Lorain County Historical Society
Wick
Lorain Telephone rate hearing resumes with expert witness
Lorain County officials plan to delay the Lorain Telephone Co rate case as economist J Rhodes Foster presents a 7.2 percent return on investment. The Public Utilities Commission has allowed other cases a 6 percent rate of return while the company seeks 23 percent overall, sparking debate over metropolitan service equity and rural toll changes.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Lorain Telephone Co
PUC
Foster
Mikus
Lorain
Two Boys Admit Theft Of Car In City Traffic Notice
Two youths aged 13 and 14 admitted stealing a car after police spotted a vehicle on Second Street near Third and warned drivers about the new one way system. The car was recovered at 7:50 PM following a report of a stolen vehicle, with officers noting a revolver found in the car.
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New City
Clevelands
James E
Paw Winte
Officelinois
Diesels Brand
Plas
Lasalle
Thomas Morganson
Washington
Reay
LaSalle Daily News-Tribune
Both Sides Drop Some Demands On Prisoner Exchange
At Panmunjom UN and Communist negotiators eased positions on prisoner exchange and troop rotation. Allies dropped demand for trading over 100,000 extra Communists, while a new flexible draft was offered. Troop turnover was adjusted to 25,000 for rotation troops, not all personnel. Staff sessions planned for Friday early.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Washington
Far East
Mega
Peiping
South Korea
Japan
County awards contract for three bridges to Cambridge firm
County commissioners awarded a $29,912 contract to the American Culvert and Fabricator Co of Cambridge for three bridges needing immediate repair. Two Bursley road spans in Rochester and Huntington Townships and a Peck Wadsworth road span in Wellington will be built with direct award.
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American Culvert and Fabricator Co
Cambridge
Don E. Patterson
Borsley Road
Rochester
Huntington
Rochester Township
Bursley Road
Peck Wadsworth Road
Wellington
Taft Backs Limit On U S Troops To NATO
Senator Taft supports a Senate bloc demanding congressional consent before sending U S forces to NATO nations. The debate centers on Greece and Turkey joining the pact with President Truman’s war powers under scrutiny. Taft notes Congress, not the President, should decide such major actions. Local traffic notes report Elyria one way street rules and driver education efforts amid cautions from Captain Boggs.
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Washington
Robert A Taft
Senate
Truman
Ohio
Watkins
Elyria
Congress
Middle Avenue
Broad
Greece
Turkey
Taft
United States
NATO
Boggs
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Eagles' Order
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New Citadel
Pfaudler
Elyria Eagles
Ingles Homet Amherst
Central Greyhound Lines
Lorain Phone Co
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Lotal 1048
AFL Motor Coach Operators' Union
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Tate
Greater Cleveland
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