Officials To Study Air Accidents
New York and New Jersey governors arranged a conference with Airlines officials and federal authorities to review three Elizabeth New York crashes in two months. Civil Aeronautics Board investigators pursued on the scene of crash No. 3 killing 31 and lifting the toll to 127 since December 16. The Port Authority shut Newark Airport after a National Airlines DC struck a building and crashed in flames killing 31 aboard and four tenants. Among the dead, Harold De Fiore and his bride Priscilla were honeymoon passengers. Residents pledged to abandon Newark Airport if not closed, while LaGuardia and Idlewild faced surging traffic as more than a thousand planes crossed their runways.
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New York
Newark
Elizabeth
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Civil Aeronautics Board
Port of New York Authority
National Airlines DC
Harold de Fiore
Lynbrook
LaGuardia
Idlewild
Tollewild
Long Island
Union Officers to Be Installed Thursday at Elyria AFL Local
Elyria Central Labor Union AFL officers for 1952 will be installed Thursday at 8 pm at 22 Broad Street. Richard Johns, reelected president, leads a nine member slate to be sworn in by past president Albert McWilliam. Other officers include E. Glen Baxter vice president Zigmond Palagyi recording secretary Harley Beese financial secretary J C Lingille treasurer and William Campbellli sergeant at arms. Trustees are Emmett Imes Henry Stiles and Wayne Orman. A brief meeting and refreshments follow. all AFL delegates may attend with over 50 union reps expected.
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Elyria Central Labor Union Afl
Ioad
Richard Johns
Albert McWilam
E. Glen Baxter
Zigmond Palagyi
Harley R. Beese
J. C. Lingilles
William Campbellli
Emmett Imes
Henry Stiles
Wayne Orman
AFL
Elib.le
Parliament censures Belgian government over royal funeral attendance
The Belgian Parliament censured the government by a vote of 91 to 84 for failing to send King Leopold III to attend King George VI's funeral. The dispute centers on the 21 year old sovereign and the government’s international duty during the royal occasion.
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Hussals
Belgium
Boudouin
Lon
Ge VI
Winter Storm in Europe Kills 51 in Nine Days
A European blizzard from Italy to Scandinavia brings avalanches floods and heavy snowfall. The death toll reaches 51 with many missing and injuries reported as towns like Melkoede are isolated and an avalanche near Hochisen mountain burying 16 German skiers and a innkeeper family.
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Europe
Zurich
Switzerland
Italy
Scandinavia
Bourbadt
Oslo
Norway
Sweden
Alps
Valselal
Melkoede
Hochisen
Walk Lights Erected For One Way Streets In City
Safety Director D W Kothe announced that pedestrian walk lights will be added to the blacked out sections of Second and Third streets traffic signals. A few days delay is expected for purchasing the lights. Captain James E Boggs urged drivers to use both lanes on the one way streets to speed traffic and stressed proper lane use for turns to avoid collisions.
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Third Streets Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Ifthey
Kothe
James E. Boggs
Police Trafic Division
Boggs
Woman Dies In Crash Near Richmond Kentucky
Mrs. Georgia Kahl, 70, of Coshocton Ohio, died when the automobile she rode in plunged over an embankment and struck a tree near Richmond Kentucky yesterday.
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Richmond
Georgia
Kahl
Coshocton
Silent Thousands Pay Final Tribute To King George VI
Sorrowing subjects of many races filed past the coffin of King George VI at Westminster Hall at a rate of 6,000 an hour. Nearly 100,000 empire citizens planned to walk past the bier tonight with more expected on the remaining days before the funeral at Windsor. Dukes, earls, and barons joined MPs and church leaders in London as Elizabeth and Mary mourned their father and husband.
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London
George VI
British Empire
Windsor Castle
Duke of Norfolk
Westminster Hall
House of Parliament
York
Sandringham
Elizabeth
Mary
Lincoln Day Dinner Pledges Republican Push in Lorain
U S Senator Henry C Dworshak spoke at the Antlers Hotel Lincoln Day dinner in Lorain praising Taft Bricker and criticizing Democratic Peace and Prosperity agenda. He warned of a synthetic prosperity, high costs and inflation as the party line, and called the GOP efforts an opening rally for campaign work.
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Walter Godfrey
U. S
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Antlers
Lorain
Taft
Bricker
Dworshak
Ohio
Robert Taft
John Bricker
Congress
Ames
Truman Open To Run For Peace Says White House Visit
Rep Adolph Sabath said after a White House visit that President Truman is willing to seek reelection if it helps speed world peace. The remark was reported from Washington and ties Truman to ongoing efforts for global peace through political action.
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Truman
Washington
Adolph J. Sabath
D-Nl
White House
Mrs Woodin Re-elected YWCA Board President
Mrs Carl Woodin was re elected president of the Elyma W C G board at the first meeting of the year with full attendance. New officers for 1952 include Mrs Clyde Me Dowell vice president Mrs Clifford Peirce recording secretary Mrs A Lchirmer corresponding secretary and Miss Jeanette Sibey treasurer. Delegates to the National Y W C A meeting in Chicago May 1 7 were discussed. A dessert was served to welcome new board members. The article also notes broader political items about President Truman and labor unrest in Paris and Renault plant rallies, with mentions of Symington and police riot actions.
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Elyma ¥. W. CG
Wesley Suhr
Ted Prindle
Gordon Smith
Anna Catherine .Hess
Wandin
Clyde Me. Dowell
Clifford Peirce
A. Lchirmer
Jeanette Sibey
Chicago
Sabbath
Truman
Paris
Rules Committee
Renault
Roosevelt
W. Stuart Symington
REC
Senate
Missouri
Pupils Move Into New Franklin School
Four hundred students began classes in the new Franklin building as teachers and parents joined a move marked by modern features. The kindergarten led the entry with rugs, while others carried supplies in bags. The day featured tours, a new gym and auditorium, and attention to sinks, fountains, and storage in each room.
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New Franklin School
Franklin
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Elyria Hoard of Education
Burton I. Ohlemacher
Gym Land
Elyria School Board Approves Franklin School Upgrades
The Elyria Board of Education acted on several items including two building change orders, a public inspection and dedication of the new Franklin school built for over 725000, and plans to enroll about 600 pupils with added deaf and junior high classes. A government bond sale, athletic department financial reports, and tax suspension for school events were approved, with library contract talks deferred.
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Franklin
Hautean
Ther & Associates
Ion
Allen School
Elyria Library Board
Avon Lake Pedestrian Struck by Car Injures Man
Robert Wells of 145 Beck Road was hit at Lake Road at 6 30 9 tm Monday. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Loram after walking into a passing car while attempting to cross the road.
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Avon Lake
Robert Wells
Beck Road
Lake Road
Wells
St Joseph's Hospital
Loram
Red Cross Blood Program Aide Training Planned
Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an orientation for volunteers serving as staff aides in the blood donor program. The class Thursday 9 am to 11 am and 1 pm in room 416 at the Masonic Temple, with further supervised training for selected volunteers. Mrs. Courtney Kirby urges signups to ensure staffing. 32 have already enrolled.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Volun
Courtney Kirby
Volunteer Services
Substitute Proposal of Gas Company Accepted
The Federal Power Commission accepted Kin Fuel Co. substitute rate increase proposal in Washington. The plan aims to raise 170000 dollars annually, replacing a previously suspended higher increase. The original schedule would have added 2470000 dollars each year.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Kin Fuel Co
Coambus
FPC
Tuition Dispute Keeps Children Out Of School
Oberlin schools fault Elyria for refusing to pay tuition for two child welfare students, though Elyria argues the children are Elyria residents. The boarding home arrangement with Lorain County Child Welfare Department leaves the pupils kept from Oberlin schools amid a long standing contention.
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Bart
Elytta Board of Education
Oberlin
Elyia
Elyria
Charles Wigton
Oberlin Schools
Brade
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
Harry Howett
Child Welfare Department
Howett
Wigton
Elyna
UN Command says Korea truce talks set stage for deal
The UN Command in Panmunjom says the stage is set for a possible armistice while accusing the Communists of stalling. The Voice of the UN Command summarized two weeks of talks noting new proposals, limits on troop rotations, and veto attempts on prisoner services, with no new plenary date set.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Tokyo
E.S.T
UN Command
Formosa
Japan
Nam Ir
Reds Active in Ohio Highlighted by FBI Agent Testimony
FBI undercover agent Matt Cvetic told Ohio's Un American Activities Commission that Communists remain active in the state. He outlined three countermeasures and described party front organizations used to raise funds with poor accounting. Cvetic cited Ohio as an industrial center fueling communist strategy and noted corroboration from Charles Baxter of Cleveland.
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Columbus
Matt Cvetic
Ohio
Un-American Activities Commission
Cvetic
FBI
Commission
Red
Harvey Matusow
Dayton
House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Ohi
Charles Baxter
Cleveland
Reds
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