Truman tax boost plan entangles Idaho canyon rescue
Five hundred people including 200 men 200 women and 100 children are stranded in a Boise canyon camp below the Anderson Ranch damsite after heavy snowdrifts cut roads and telephones. Officials plan radio drops and air parcels with food fuel and a rotary plow works to reopen access as avalanches threaten.
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Boise, Ida
Anderson Ranch Dan
Boise River
Here
Don Walters
Reclamation Bureau
Baise
Delbert Hutching
Anderson Ranch Reclamation
Boise
Idaho
Mountain Home
Ida
Western States Hit By Blizzards Floods And Avalanches
West states faced a barrage of ground blizzards floods and avalanches with winds up to fifty mph shredding snow drifts. Rail lines suffered rock slides derailed freight trains and a food shortage was eased by an airplane shuttle at Rawlins. A canyon town near Anderson Ranch Dam faced possible burial under rock and snow as multiple slides isolated residents.
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United Press
West
Wyoming
Dakotas
Union Pacific Railroad
Northern
Little Idaho
Anderson Ranch Dam
jHanna
Rawlins
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Waitsburg
Preston
Walla Walla
Blue Mountain
Pendelton
la Grande
Union Pacific
Porland
Minam
Enterprise
Columbia River
Astoria
Boise
Ida
Don Walters
Scarlet fever outbreak hits town of 1900 in Kentucky
Morehead Kentucky faces a scarlet fever outbreak near epidemic levels affecting Breckinridge Training School tied to Morehead State College. Fifteen cases reported, two more possibly, and Moorehead High also has a case. Breckinridge School closed. high school and college stay open. Health officer Dr Evans Rowan County cites years since last case and cannot explain spread. Nearby county areas not yet checked.
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Morehead
Breckinridge
Evans Rowan County
Evans
Weather and dining items in Cleveland and Boston
Northeast Ohio forecast calls for fair weather this afternoon tonight and Saturday with continued cold today and early tonight rising temperatures later tonight and Saturday lows around 23 and highs near 48. Also a Boston ad offers Strip Steak on a jackery plank with whipped potatoes for 2.00 at Careys Villa featuring Don and Johnny with novelty tunes and smooth dance music.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Carey’s* Villa
Don
Johnny Ranks
13 Lorain County Students Qualify for Speech Finals
Thirteen Lorain County high school students qualified for the Ohio High School Speech League finals after the county event at Clearview School. Judges and icy roads affected attendance, but most contestants competed. Winners in Dramatic Declamations, Humorous Declamations, Oratorical Declamations, and Original Orations earned spots for the March finals in Columbus.
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Lorain County
Rebecca
Lynne Prybyl
Clearview
Bertha Caspanzo
South Amherst
Dorothy Fay Smith
Ridgeville High School
Betty Taylor
Henrietta High School
Rachael Hannon
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Henrietta
Florerice Dupaski
Columbia
Nancy Candito
Patricia Ann Cramer
Nina Baker
Elyria High School
Veronica Ruschinsky
Ellie
Joyce Henson
Allen Sinclair
J. B. Cameron
Cleveland Board of Education
Jack Smith
Avon
Sem
Ruth Hinerman
Marilyn Foor
Darlene Heussner
Lidice
Ruth M. Hardy
Lorain High School
Columbus
JC. A. Gibbons
New Storm Roars Into Northern Wyoming
A new snowstorm with winds near 50 mph roared from Montana into northern Wyoming, threatening Montana and Colorado and echoing the January blizzard. The U S Weather Bureau issued warnings as stockmen faced danger to weakened herds, with Minnesota also bracing for another blizzard and colder air following.
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United Press & New
Montana
Wycoming
United States Weather Bureau
Denver
Colorado
Minnesota
Motorbike Rider Fatally Injured near New Vienna
Albert Layman a 15 year old New Vienna High School sophomore was fatally injured this morning while riding a motorbike to school. Police say his bike collided with the rear of a parked truck as he rode with his head down to shield from the wind. The incident occurred near New Vienna, marking a tragic early day event for the community.
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New Vienna
Albert Layman
Railroad Union Head Condemns Conveyor Idea
A Cleveland labor and industry clash arose over Lorain to East Liverpool belt transport. Railroad Trainmen chief A F Whitney blasts the Buck Rogers scheme as a profit grab by big corporations, urging caution on wear and upkeep as rails shift belts. U S Steel’s Plowman sees some appeal but warns of equipment wear, while others question feasibility. No. 2 continued on page 2.
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Cleveland
Lorain
East Liverpool
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Elyria Banks
Lincoln
Whitney
Dyer
G. Plowman
U. S. Steel Corp
Charter Presented for New Scout Troop 145
A Boy Scout charter for Troop 145, sponsored by Elyria Kiwanis Club, was presented at a Kiwanis luncheon. Rufus G. Taylor, Kiwanis president and Southeastern District chairman, presented the charter to Harold Dicken. David Ferguson was named the new Scout leader. two boys were inducted. Eagle Scout candidate Sidney Byars spoke on Scouting, its history, and the meaning of badges. Guests included Vern Andrews and Dr. R. L. Shilling.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Mkiwanians
Elks Marine Rooms
Rufus G. Taylor
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Harold Dicken
Kiwanis Club
David Ferguson
Sidney Byars
Eighth Street
American Legion
Vern Andrews
North Ridgeville
R. L. Shilling
Elyria
Man Held As Robbery Suspect In South Amherst
A South Amherst man was held in the county jail for investigation after the burglary of Quarry Town Tavern in South Amherst. James Desantis reported the tavern entered Wednesday night and $24 missing. The suspect was picked up Thursday by Deputy Kosco on Route 113 while walking toward Elyria. He had been identified as the man seen leaving the tavern.
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South Amherst
Quarry Town
James Desantis
George Kosco
Elyria
Kosco
U S Demands Hungary Recall Official
Washington demanded Hungary recall John G. Florian the legation first secretary here after Budapest expelled Robin E. Steussy and Stephen Kodak. The note said Florian should leave the United States as soon as possible while a spokesman called it a coincidence.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
State Department
John G. Florian
Legation
Florian
Andrew Sik
Budapest
Robin E. Steussy
Stephen Kodak
Elyria Council of Laymen Elects Officers
Representatives from Elyria churches met at First Congregational to organize the Elyria Council of Laymen. Officers named are Wainwright president Christie vice president Kraps secretary Eager treasurer. A constitution was adopted and a senate formed to govern with delegates from each church. Planning session set for February 14.
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Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational Church
Elyria Council of
David P. Wainwright
First Christian Church
James Christie
Robert Kraps
the Fields Methodist Church
Paul Eager
Pilgrim Congregational Church
United Church
Senate
Scouts To Have Lunch With Governor
Boy Scouts Don Taylor of Elyria and Richard Kelley of Norwalk will accompany Field Executive Charles Hupp of Elyria to Columbus for a report to the state program as part of Boy Scout Week. They will meet Governor Frank Lausche and join a statewide briefing with reports from Ohio councils, mirroring a Washington program where 12 regional scouts reported to President Truman.
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Don Taylor
Elyria
Richard Kelley
Norwalk
Charles Hupp
Columbus
Hupp
Firelands Area
Ohio
Washington
Truman
Kentucky
West Virginia
James Boswurm
Engle
Huron
Firelands
Pope Confers With Italian Premier On Vatican Pact
Pope Pius XI told Premier Alcide de Gasperi the Vatican will defend Catholic doctrine against Communist attacks in Italy during a 53 minute audience marking the 20th anniversary of the Lateran Pacts. De Gasperi's first official visit as prime minister included a kiss at the tomb of Pope Pius and a private talk in the papal library.
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Rome
Pius XI
Alcide de Gasperi
Vatican
Italy
de Gasperi
Papal
St. Peters Basilica
Pius
Elyrian Appointed Safety Advisor For Commission
Albert W. Meanor of Elyria has been named safety advisor for the Industrial Commission of Ohio with headquarters in Lorain County. The appointment takes effect February 15, with Meanor reporting to the Division of Safety and Hygiene for training. He will oversee safety in about five counties, succeeding part time coverage by Carl Engle since August.
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Albert W. Meanor
Elyria
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Lorain County
Raymond M. Brouse
Western Reserve University
University of Toledo
Elyvia
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Chinese Reds Agree To Peace Talks Within Month
An unofficial Nanking peace delegation reports that the Chinese Communists told them they will enter peace talks with the Nationalists within a month. General Yeh Chien-Ying assured no attacks on the Yangtze River line guarding Nanking and Shanghai during or before the talks.
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Nanking
Yeh Chien- Ying
Peiping
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Leaders To Go Slow On Tax Change
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee will sidetrack President Truman s 4 0 0 0 0 000 000 general tax increase in favor of hearings on broader Social Security legislation Hearings on the Social Security measure will begin February 28 and run for four to six weeks, as leaders intend a slow approach to corporate and higher income tax hikes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Dir
Bil. Truman
Ways and Means
Eight Trustees Nominated for Elyria Y M C A Election
Nominating committee announces eight candidates Vernon Bell Reverend Willam A Leath Dr Wesley Suler Dr Aten Davies Carl Miller Dr Mark Willis Richard Gollmar and Robert D Oldfield for three year terms at the annual dinner in the Y M C A gym next Thursday at 6 30 pm. Incumbents whose terms expire include H Kellogg Day Richard J Elliott R M Timms W B Timms Dr Robert S Wilson Reverend G Russell Hargate Frank P Weil and Grover L Severs. Holdovers include Howard C Gollmar Earl Lautenschleger Ralph Murbach and others. Canton M C A secretary John A Sessions will speak on The M C A Looks to the Future. The meeting is open to the public.
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Elyria ”. M. C. A
Vernon Bell
Willam A. Leath
Wesley Suler
Aten Davies
Carl Miller
Mark Willis
Richard Goll
Ralph Murbach
Ralph W. Standen
Henry W. Ault
A. J. Lehman
R. L. Gehl
Charles Terry
Worth A. Fauver
M. F. Fey
BR. J. Fitch
Wilbur J. Henry
M. BH. Crowder
E. R. Schneider
Harold H. Eibling
Harold E. Birch
John A. Sessions
Canton
Sessions
Bookies Bilked By Gamblers In Seattle
Three gamblers faced charges under the Federal Communications Act after using a concealed shortwave radio transmitter to relay racing results to accomplices in Seattle bookmaking dens. Eddie Plesa Ralph Casey and George Laclair posted 1500 dollars bail each following arraignment.
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Seattle
Eddie Plesa
Ralph Casey
George Laclair
New York
FCC
U. S
Edward Scully
Scully
Hialeah
Miami
Fairgrounds
New Orleans
Santa Anita
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Bargains and Quick Sales
It's magic in the air or so it seems as Chronicle Telegram Want Ads deliver the usual results. Sell or buy items from cars and furniture to clothing and jewelry and even hardware like andirons and Dutch sinks. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to place an ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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Chas. R. Coniam
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Chris H. Harrison
Chas A Rawson
Francs J. Comerford
W. E. Harper
Walter Bagnell
L. A. Obitts
Carl F. Tomasheske
Clyde W Clapp
Kay W. Johnson
Walter W. Smith
Powers
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Edward Nickols
Mr. Powers
Meinke
Colson Corporation
Calsen Corporation
Neely Powers
William R. Chapman
Akron
Paul Jones
Banks
Carek’s
Railroad Union Head
Westinghouse
Ohio Public Service
Adv
Marion’s
East Avenue
Jimmy Alu Saf
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Advy
Pope
de Gasper
Treasies
Je Gasperi
Lester Howard
P. O
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Bulletin
Elyria Y.M.C.A
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