Eisenhower Warns U S Not Ready For War Threats
In his final Army Chief of Staff report General Dwight D. Eisenhower warns Communism is advancing and war could erupt any time, though no planned U S attack is foreseen. He urges universal military training and Marshall Plan adoption to bolster Western allies, and he brands Soviet expansion the major threat to peace.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Eisenhower
United States
U. S
U.S
Europe
America
Persia
Mediterranean
Ohio River flood expected to reach crest in Ohio Valley
The Ohio River and tributaries surge toward flood stage in southern Ohio as warm meltwater pools into swollen streams. Forecasts show 52 feet by 7 am Tuesday and crest near 55 feet shortly after in Cincinnati, with widespread warnings and Red Cross readiness as Portsmouth and Newport report rising waters and breached protections.
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Ohio
Weather bureau
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Portsmouth
Newport
Pomeroy
Western and Southern Railroads To Raise Coach Fares
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Western and Southern Railroads to raise passenger coach fares by 13.63 percent. The one way fare rises from 22 to 25 cents per mile, with proportional round trip increases, adding about 21 million dollars a year to Western carriers and 4.2 million to Southern roads.
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WASHINGTON
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western and Southern Railroads
western
Plane Crash on Ice Kills Two Men
In ERIE Michigan two men Ivan Moore of Toledo and Robert J Smith of Erie died when a light plane crashed on the ice of Lake Ene. In Columbus Joseph W Bays 41 died after his clothing ignited while using a bio torch to keep warm in a warehouse. Burial planned at Ironion.
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Mich
Ivan Moore
Toledo
Robert J Smith
Lake Ene
COLUMBUS
Joseph W Bays
Ironion
Weather forecast for Cleveland area turns mild then cooler
Northeastern Ohio will be cloudy and warmer this afternoon with continued mild conditions tonight and Tuesday. A colder spell arrives by Tuesday afternoon with a low around 34 and a high near 48 on Tuesday.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
Local Auto Service and Dental Ads
Immediate guaranteed auto service offered by Deetz Inc at 728 W Broad Street with phone 2388. Dentist Dr Ray Smush advertises open evenings at 25015 5th St with phone 6622 offering new transparent plates and repair relining or rebuilding services.
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Ray Smush
5th St
Adv
Minister Opens Lenten Services with Questions on Those Drawn to Jesus
Rev Joseph H. Evans of Zion Congregational Church at First Congregational led a Lent service sermon titled The Pepie Who Draw Near to Jesus. He outlined four groups who sought Jesus: the curious crowds, those seeking meaning or comfort, publicans, and sinners ostracized yet drawn to a loving, restoring God.
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Jesus
Joseph H. Evans
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Zion Congregational church
Cie eigne
First Congregational church
Specker
Mr. Evans
Jones
Evans
Candlelite Inn Serves Fish Daily During Lent Ady
The Candlelite Inn announces a Lent menu with fish served daily. Ady notes the restaurant will feature seafood offerings throughout the period.
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Ady
Fire in Philadelphia furniture store traps firemen underground
A four alarm blaze at Gibson Furniture Store in mid city Philadelphia spread smoke and illuminating gas through a sub basement forty feet below. Sixty firefighters were felled by smoke and gas as heavy fumes poured from the building at Sixth and Market leaving forty five customers inside when the fire broke out and thirty two escaped.
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Gibson Furniture
Sixth
Market
Funeral for Coli F C Gerlach
Funeral services arranged for Coli F C Gerlach 76 who died last night after a long illness. He commanded the 146th Ohio Infantry in World War I and served as postmaster from 1920 to 1924. He later led the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster.
Lincoln Ad Promotes Sensation Hunters and Song of the Thin Man
An advertisement highlights two film titles, Sensation Hunters and Song of the Thin Man, likely showcasing new releases in Lincoln. The notice emphasizes entertainment options and theater listings available to local audiences.
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LINCOLN
Sensation Hunters” & “Song of
the Thin Man
Adv
Ice Destroys Trees As Black River Rages In Cascade Park
The east branch of the Black River surged yesterday for two to three hours with a massive ice mass breaking loose above Cascade Park. Ice blocks lined the banks today while water rose about five feet in 45 minutes and then fell rapidly. Park Superintendent John Madlock cites data from the US Geological Survey and Ohio authorities.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
Mackock
Geological Survey
State of
Ohio
Elyria Woman To Be Honored On Leap Day Birthday
Ada Dumont born February 29 at Elyria Memorial Hospital in 28 years will celebrate her seventh birthday on a Sunday with a family dinner. Her mother Mrs Rovoert Shannon and brother plan a social event at their Chestnut Street home.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ada Dumont fnee Koppenhafer
Rovoert Shannon
Chestnut street
Dumon
Dumont
Ada
George Stevens
Ada Stevens
Gates Hospital
Dussont
Wilcox Named Co-Chairman of Red Cross Drive
Attorney Hubbard Wilcox was chosen to co-chair the American Red Cross fund drive in the Elyria area during March. He has long served on Red Cross teams and is a member of the City Planning Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals.
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Hubbard Wilcox
American Red Cross fund
Elyria
Wilcox
Red Cross
City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Truman To Seek More Military Aid For Greece And Turkey
President Truman denounces communist activity in Greece and says he will ask Congress for additional military assistance for Greece and Turkey. He submits his quarterly aid report and says ERP may fund more economic aid if approved, but ERP won’t finance new military aid. any such aid will come from Congress at the appropriate time.
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Truman
Greece
Congress
Turkey
House
Senate
Mediterranean
the
ERP
Soviet
Russia
pame Bro
Remains to Be Interred After Battle of the Bulge
A ceremony at St Avola cemetery marks the exhumation and burial of 16,000 American soldiers who fell in the Battle of the Bulge. About half will be interred at home, the rest later at a new permanent cemetery 100 miles west.
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Prance
Battle of the Bulge
St Avola
here
Capitol Daisy Kenyon Star Cast Advances Ad
Capitol releases advertise Daisy Kenyon with Joan Crawford and Dana Andrews. Film promotion highlights lead actors and availability in theaters.
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CAPITOL
Daisy Kenyon
Joan Crawford
Dana Andrews
Adv
Pleas of Guilty Entered by Six Prisoners in Lorain Court
Six pleas of guilty were entered this morning at a general arraignment before Judge Guy B Findley. Clifford Newman and Walter Adcox. Lorain, indicted for a Highland Grill holdup on January 5. received $383 from the till and small amounts from five patrons and both pleas were guilty. John McCampbell, Avon Lake, indicted for traffic manslaughter in the death of Joseph Miksanek. pleaded guilty and was granted probation after testimony that he slowed and failed to stop at Route 58 and Middle Ridge. Allen Bailey, Lorain, indicted for faking ownership of a Lorain car. pleaded guilty and case continued for testimony from the owner’s son. Edward Gleodell pleaded guilty to forging a $63 check cashed at the Sederis Hotel and attempted to cover it in Indiana. Flossed Lumpkin, 18, Lorain, pleaded guilty to armed robbery and forgery involving forged wage slips at National Tube Co. The court continued disposition of Lumpkin as well as awaiting more testimony. further details appear on Page 2.
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Guy B Findley
Clifford Newman
Walter Adcox
Lorain
Highland Grill
John McCampbell
Avon Lake
Joseph Miksanek
Route 58
Middle Ridge
Richard Horah
McCampbell
Horan
Allen Bailey
Loran
W. C. Richardson
Nov. W
fom
Bailey
Edward Gleodell
Gleodell
Sederis
Indiana
Dean Of The Sacred College Of Cardinals Dies
Vatican City reports Gennaro Cardinal Granito Pignatelis death at 97. He died at 1030 am after the College received a second Apostolic blessing from Pope Pius X. His passing leaves six cardinals eligible and 37 Italian, with B. Francesco Ceara Marchett Selvagmar named to succeed him.
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VATICAN CITY
Gennaro Cardinal
Granito Pignatei
D. Beimorte
Sacred College of Cardinals
Cardines
Pius Xai Pignateil
College of Cardinals
cean
Francesco Ceareral Marchett
Selvagmar
Four Killed As Plane Crashes Into Altamaha River
VIDALTA Ga Four people die when a low flying private plane strikes a power line and plunges into the Altamaha River. Victims include R J McNatt Jr 37 a Pacific war veteran, Jack Murray 28 Wa3dee Mortis 39 and Waldo Sharpe 14. McNair owned and piloted the craft. Local ad notes immediate automotive service by Deetz Inc Chrysler Plymouth at 728 W Broad St.
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Altamaha
Gax
R J. McNatt, Jr
B'sear
naty
Jack Murray
Supreme Court Upholds Rent Control Act of 1947
The U S Supreme Court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of the Rent Control Act of 1947. Justice William O Douglas wrote the opinion reversing a Cleveland federal district court ruling from last November which held the act unconstitutional. The district court had argued Congress lacked authority after Truman declared an end to hostilities on December 31, 1946. The decision came rapidly as Congress considering extension of the act.
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WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Cleveland
federal district court
district court
Congress
Truman
Parley on Germany Delayed by Western Powers
London reports the opening of an American Anglo French conference on postwar Germany was postponed from next Thursday to the following Monday. Russia protests that the meeting violates Potsdam terms and undermines the Big Four. the United States proposed the delay, with Britain and France agreeing.
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Germany
Russia
United States
Washington
Congress
Big Four council of Foreign M
Great Britain
France
Renew Jewish Arab Fighting Resumes in Haifa and Susa am Galilee
Reports indicate escalating Jewish Arab fighting over the weekend with casualties ranging from 14 to 21 dead. Official tallies cite 13 Arabs and one Jew killed, while unofficial counts add Jews and a British constable amid clashes in Haifa. An attack by a Haganah force on Susa am Galilee killed eleven Arabs and wounded three, destroying 14 houses.
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jin damong
Haifa
Haganah
Susa am Galilee
Susa
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