Jittery Farmers Watch Price Fluctuations
Jittery farmers watched price fluctuations as they prepared to market hogs and cattle after a market break. Retailers cut pork and beef prices amid broad declines, with 4,000 hogs unsold in Chicago and many steers held over. Farmers expect possible stabilization as grains rebound.
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CHICAGO
zrocery
American Meat Instiheap
National Association of RetailMeat Dealers
the
Meat Institute
Walter Pauli
Retailers’ Association
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Russia says Hitler era rearmed by American dollars
Moscow claims captured German records will prove the United States funded Hitler’s rise with a “golden rain” of dollars and accuses Britain and France of aiding Nazi alliance by signing pacts. The Soviet statement promises further documents to support charges and labels the U.S. State Department history fakers.
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WASHINGTON
Foreign Office
Britain
France
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Russia
U. S
MOSCOW
United States
Germany
Russia
Soviet Information Bureau
U. S. State Departments
U. S. State Department
Refenning Named Lorain County Veteran Bonus Representative
Jack L. Refenning a Lorain county Veterans Service Officer was named county representative for filing Ohio veteran bonus applications. Courtney E. Kirby announced at a Columbus meeting that agencies aiding veterans must report expected applicant numbers by February 8 and supply details for March 1.
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Jack L. Refenning
Lorain county
Onmio
Columbus
Courtney E. Kirby
Refenning
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds Cold
Northeastern Ohio remains cold with partly cloudy skies this afternoon. Tonight will be chilly but not as harsh, with a low around 12. Wednesday brings more clouds and light snow in the afternoon. high near 26.
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CLEVELAND
Onio
Lent Foods Offered at Sup per Club Ad
Tomorrow marks the start of Lent with a serve yourself message inviting patrons to enjoy a large selection of sea foods at the Sup per Club.
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Supper Club
Fail To Link Suspects To Local Burglary Trio
Fremont police detained three men after a Sunday morning chase. Local detectives found no solid link between the trio and safes cracked at V. F. W. Hall Elyria Lumber and Coal Co. and Spitzer Motors. Loot in their car reportedly came from Baker garage Vermilion.
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Fremont
C. E. Parker
wio
V. F. W. Hall
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
Spitzer Motors
Baker
Vermilion
Intense Cold Wave Enters Fifth Week Across Nation
The cold spell, now in its fifth week, brings subnormal temperatures from 15 to 30 degrees below normal nationwide except southern Florida. A sleet and snow storm disrupts traffic in northern Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia, with Virginia seeing snow. International Falls Minnesota reports 27 below zero, while Duluth and Albany also log record lows.
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Florida
Canada
gulf states
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Virginia
International Falls
Minn
Duluth
Mion
Albany
Portland
Mie
Texas
Arkansas
Atlantic coast
Fort No. 2
Thousands of Ohio Workers Idle as Cold Front Bites Industry
Across Ohio temperatures hovered near zero as a new cold front spreads from Canada toward Alaska. Ohio Fuel Gas Co imposes 100 percent curtailment of non essential industrial gas service while public officials confirm safety limits. Several cities report sub zero and near zero readings with widespread slippery roads and incomplete returns to work.
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Ohio
weather bureau
Canada
Alaska
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel
Mansfield
Youngstown
mercury
East Liverpool
Akron
Zanesville
Columbus
Toledo
Davions
Cincinnati
Findlay
Red Cross Set Elyria Goal At 23410 For 1947 Drive
Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross announces a 1947 fund-raising target of 23410 with March 1 kickoff. Chapter president George Calvert notes a 54 percent rise from last year’s 15090 goal, and cites prior year surplus aiding 1947 planning and disaster relief needs. Final drive leadership selections will be announced soon.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
George Calvert
Calvert
national Red Cross
Red Cross
yar
Redross
Texas City
Leap Year Birthday Returns For Anna Mae Evans
Mrs. Anna Mae Evans of Ely is among residents with a Feb 29 birthday this year after a three year gap. Born February 29 she notes Leap Day brings her first birthday since 1944 and jokes about her long name and being left handed. Chronicle Telegram staff seek other Leap Day celebrants in Ely for special recognition.
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Anna Mae Evans
North Street
Evans
Ely- Yia
Anna Mae Steele
Chronicle-Telegram
Ice choked Ohio River rises with feared ice gorge havoc
The ice clogged Ohio River in Cincinnati swelled slowly as engineers warned of possible mountainous ice gorges. Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Harry Voight said conditions are worse than the runout, while Kentucky deputy Sheriff B. Courtney reported two towboats trapped below Carrollton. Rivermen hunted for losses, estimating damage above 100000 dollars as a sudden ice-out looms.
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CINCINNATI
Ohio
U. S
Cmdr
Harry Voight
Coast Guard
3. B. Courtney
Carroll county
Carrollton
Patriot
Louisville
New Street Lighting Erected Along City Streets
Service Director D W Kothe reports workers began installing the city’s new lighting system on Léeke avenue Cleveland street and Middle avenue under a ten year Ohio Public Service Co contract. The plan adds 2 500 residential lamps 6 000 main lamps 10 002 white way lights with higher efficiency and planned extra lighting for hazard zones at a cost about 40 000.
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D. W. Kothe
Léeke avenue
Cleveland street
Middle avenue
Ohio Public Service Co
J. B. Johnson
Lake avenue
Johnson
City Hall Closed on Lincoln and Washington Birthdays
City Hall will be closed Feb 12 for Lincoln’s birthday and Feb 23 for Washington’s birth day holiday. Announcement made by Mayor Henry W. Ault. Also mentions repairs by Stewart Radio and Electric at 242 Marseilles Ave. Ph. 43-134.
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City Hall
Lincoln
Washington
Henry W. Ault
Stewart Radio and Electric
Marseilles Ave
Arrest One of U.S. Leading Communists
The Justice Department announced the New York arrest of John Williamson national labor secretary of the Communist party of the United States. He will be held for deportation to Scotland under the 1918 act. Williamson is described as top echelon and held without bail at Ellis Island.
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WASHINGTON
Lhe
Justice Department
New York
John Willamson
Communist party of the
United States
Williamson
department
Scotland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
tme
upper Broadway
Blake
Beattie
U. S
Elis Island
American Communist party
San Francisco
Bodies Of Two Local Soldiers On Way Home
The bodies of Lorain County men Dr Walter J Rozga of Grafton and Forrest Vernon Weaver of La Grange are aboard the Cardinal O Connell returning from World War II. Rozga earned the Silver Star for actions on Tulagi and was killed August 7 1942 at age 23. Weaver served as aviation radioman third class in the Navy.
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Lorain County
United States
United States Army
Cardinal O'Connell
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Ohio
Lorain
Marine Corps
Grafton
Forrest Vernon Weaver
Navy
La Grange
Cpl. Rozga
John Rozga
Ontario street
Colson Corporation
Tulagi
Solomon Islands
Frank Knox
Rozga
Cpl
Frances Leonard
Colmbia
Fred Ladd
Belden
Warren Haffner
Cleveland
Chester
Joseph
John
James
Donald Rozga
Radioman Weaver
Fire devastates Salvation Army infirmary in St Johns
Fire destroyed a Salvation Army infirmary in St Johns Newfoundland with up to 20 feared dead among about 40 residents. Firemen reported 16 to 18 escaped as they could not yet search the ruins due to extreme heat. A separate ad promotes chocolates from Bluebird Sweet Shop on Court Street.
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ST. JOHNS
Newfoundland
Salvation Army
Bluebird Sweet Shop
Court street
Adv
Six Others Are Reported Missing In Del Disaster
A section of the Charles Cullen suspension bridge at Rehoboth Beach collapsed when ice jams tore loose foundations. A truck and a private car fell into the river, killing three and leaving six missing. Four crewmen had just exited the truck, others were believed in the car. Police recovered three bodies from the water. The span connects Indian River Bay with the Atlantic Ocean.
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REHOBOTH BEACH
Del
Charles Cullen
Bethany
Rehoboth
the Electrical Construction Co
Philadelphia
U S Freighter Reports Water Pours Into Hold
The U S Lines freighter Pierre H DuPont with 44 crew aboard reported she was holding her own after a hull crack 660 miles southeast of Argentia Newfoundland let water pour into a hold. Rescue ships raced to assist as the 7176 ton Liberty ship sent a distress call at 7 40 a m EST while en route from Rouen to New York requesting immediate help.
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NEW YORK
United States Lines
Pierre H. DuPont
Argentia
Mid
Coast Guard
DuPont
Rouen
France
Guerrilla mortar attack hits Salonika killing officer and civilian
Greek guerrillas fired about six mortars at Salonika before dawn wounding four including two British soldiers and killing a woman. The attack occurred around 2:30 am with shells striking the city center and outskirts. Maj. Gen. Down traveled from Athens to Salonika to investigate as authorities detained several merchants linked to a Communist logistics group.
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ATHENS
Salonika
E. E. Down
Greece
Pioneer Resident of La Grange Dies
Stowell Warner Kelner, 94 a pioneer of LaGrange, died at 3 p m Monday at the home of his daughter Mrs F D Prosser of LeGrange. Surviving are daughter Martha Prosser and Mrs Carrie Jackson, two sons Rowan and Earl, six grandchildren. Funeral services set at 2 30 p m Thursday at the Prosser residence.
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Stowell Warner Kelner
LaGrange
F_ D_ Prosser
LeGrange
William
New England
Nathan Clerk
LeGrenge
Nickle ‘Plate road
Stowell Kelner
Hannah E. Nichols
Atlantic Stone Company
Lake Shore
Oberlin
Cleveland Stone Company
Kelner
California
Oregon
Florida
Keiners
Eustis
Martha Prosser
Carrie Jackson
One Thing One Can Always Get Along With More Of
A compact ad item notes a tip to earn extra income via a Chronicle-Telegram Room for Rent ad. It also advertises Valentines flowers and a WC wrestling show broadcast at the YMCA lobby with Little Joe hosting. The piece blends service promos with local entertainment notices.
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Chronicle-Telegram
YM.C.A
Little Joe
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