Miners Expect Return To Work Monday Amid Crisis Fears
In Pittsburgh and Washington local leaders and President Truman's fact finding board indicate many of the 372,000 striking United Mine Workers may return to work Monday to ease fear of a coal crisis. Negotiations resume, Lewis absent briefly, and miners vote on the second back to work order amid widespread layoffs and community power squeezes.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
John Li
Lewis
Truman
Washington
David AL. Cole
Cole
John L. Lewis
White House
Charles G. Ross
Congress
Ross
Justice Department
Powers Protest Soviet Berlin Blockade Over Highway Traffic
Berlin reports three Western powers urged Soviet Maj. Gen. Kotikov to drop claims of no deliberate interference with transit on the Berlin Helmstadt corridor. The protest cites delays of a U S Army passenger train near Marienborn on February 14 and reveals both Frankfurt to Berlin and Berlin to Frankfurt trains were halted that night. The letter rejects Kotikovs assertion that traffic is controlled to stop smuggling from the Soviet zone.
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Berlin
Russia
Germany
Alexander Kotikov
Berlin-Helmstadt
Marienborn
Frankfurt
Frankfurt-to-Berlin Train Also Was Delayed the Same Night. I I
Kotikov
Red Cross Drive Leaders Announced In City Campaign
Herbert M. Meister announces new leaders for the 1550 fundraising drive of the American Red Cross. Andrew J. Foreman Jr. is named chairman of solicitation among city commercial firms and the downtown business district. Foreman, with Lehman and Johnson in real estate, is an American Legion member. Lizzie Hahn returns as supply chairman after years in that role.
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Herbert M. Meister
American Red Cross
Andrew J. Foreman, Jr
Kenyon Avenue
Foreman
Lehman and Johnson
American Legion
Lizzie Hahn
Miss Hahn
Former Cleveland ball player hurt in car crash
Henry Hank Ruszkowski former Cleveland Indian catcher suffered chest injuries when his car struck a utility pole. The 24 year old Baldwin Wallace student was returning from a Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green basketball game at the Arena. He played parts of 1946 and 1947 with the Indians before being released last year after a money dispute.
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Cleveland
Henry
Hank) Ruszkowski
Ruszkowski
Baldwin- Wallace College
Baldwin - Wallace
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio today
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon. Tonight cloudy and windy with showers, then colder with light snow flurries late tonight. Sunday will bring more snow flurries, windy and much colder with a low around 25 and high near 27. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Three Die as Auto Crash Burns North of Columbus
A car overturned north of Columbus and burst into flames killing three occupants. Victims identified as Brian Barrington, 23, a Worthington high school history teacher. Miss Donna Smith, 25, a Columbus supervisor at Ohio Bell. and a third listed as Johnny. Survived by Robert Baxter, 21, in fair condition after escaping through a window as gasoline exploded. Police said the auto failed to turn left, skidded 250 feet, struck a utility pole, then overturned and exploded.
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Columbus
Here
Johnny
Brian Barrington
Worthington
Donna Smith
Ohio Bell Tele Phone Co
Robert Baxter
Baxter
Westerville
Youth Killed, Two Hurt In Ohio Crash Near East Palestine
Richard Kleiner, 17, of New Waterford Ohio, died when his car crashed on Route 165 just north of East Palestine. The vehicle struck a car driven by Clarence Berton, 26, of Petersburg Ohio, who received severe injuries. A third car driven by Frank Rizer, 26, of Kobuta Pennsylvania, was not hit.
Modernized Elyria Classrooms Planned Citywide Remodel
The Board of Education approved remodeling eight Garford school classrooms and unofficially endorsed upgrading 53 outdated rooms. The redesigned spaces feature Kalistron wall material, color schemes, posture form desks, built in inkwells, and extensive cork boards for displays. Mrs Frances Blaine notes improved pupil discipline and ease.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Garford
Ely
Kalistron
Frances Blaine
Woman Found Dead Beside Her Bed in Lorain
Mrs. Mary Lou Page Schultz 29 of 3900 Fulton road near Lorain was found dead beside her bed at 7 30 am today. Deputy Sheriff Albert McWilliam said the body lay with her neck on a metal waste basket and death may have been from strangulation or a broken neck. She had been brought home by taxi at 2 am while under the influence of liquor. The body was taken to Schwartz funeral home in Lorain pending autopsy. She leaves a 19 year old son who lives with her mother in Avon.
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Mary Lou Page Schultz
Fulton Road
Lorain
Albert McWilliam
Fred Merrill
Fred’s
Pearl Road
Fred McManus
National Tube Co
McWilliam
Schwartz
Paul Tillman
Avon
Lewis Court Appearance Deadline Extended
In LuLum b us Ohio United Mine Workers president John L Lewis had his court appearance deadline extended for a $9 million suit. The delay follows a defense motion to quash the summons and postpones Lewis appearance until the court rules. A Lorain County Republican Club kickoff dinner, originally set for Feb 21, is postponed to Feb 28 per county chairman John W Brown Jr.
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Lulumbus. O
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Lorain County Republican Club
John W. Brown, Jr
Blizzard traps 22 North Dakota children after game
A blizzard marooned 22 Drayton grade school pupils returning from a basketball game in Valhalla. A snowplow crew rescued them after they spent the night in three autos stuck in five foot drifts. Across the state hundreds were stranded as two trucks blocked a narrow drift in Steele.
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Sincago
North Dakota
Plains
Midwest
Drayton
WN. D
Valhalla
N. D
Steele
Ohio K of C to Meet in Akron for May Convention
Akron to host the first annual convention of the Ohio State council Knights of Columbus from May 13 to 15. The event caps Akron council’s 50th anniversary and will establish the program and elect state officers for the year ahead.
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Ohio K. of C
Akron
Ohio State Council
Knights of Columbus
Akron Council
Two Men And Boy Held As Suspects In Burglaries
Oberlin deputies held two 23-year-old Oberlin men and a 16-year-old Oberlin boy for investigation after a burglary at Frank Dobbs place on Route 10 near Oberlin early this morning and a separate theft at Myers Garage at Routes 20 and 58 last night. Cash registers, a check writer and an adding machine were taken with losses estimated at $40 plus $500. The three suspects were seen loitering around Dobbs place when he closed.
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Sucross Whay
Oberlin
Frank Dobbs
Route 10
Myers
Dobbs
Edwin L. Myers
Fall Fatal To Chican From Coal Chute Conveyor
Thomas Audas about 35 of Lockland was killed yesterday when he fell into a coal chute conveyor at Fox Paper Co in Lockland. Authorities investigated the accident and reported no further details available at this time.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Audas
Lockland
Fox Paper Co
Floods and storms sweep across nation in early winter crisis
Floods spread through the Lower Mississippi region with levee risk near Birds Point New Madrid. 38000 residents fled lowlands to higher ground across Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee as a wintry storm belt gripped the Midwest. Ohio and Indiana saw receding high waters while North Dakota faced subzero chills and 36 mph winds.
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Chicago
Man River
Mississippi River
Plains
Midwest
Mississippi
Birds Point
New Madrid
Missouri
Do- Tona
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Raymond Hufft
Louisiana National Guard
Coast Guard
Ohio River
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Red Cross
North Dakota
Minot
N. D
American Asks Mild Sentence In Budapest Spy Case
Robert E. Vogeler of New York admitted spying for the U S Army Intelligence Service and urged a mild sentence. He testified at length, apologized for his actions, and indicated his cover job at I T & T was a pretense for espionage. Judge Olthy said he would consider the plea as three co defendants already pleaded guilty.
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Budapest
Hungary
Robert E. Vogeler
New York
U. S Army Intelligence Service
Vogeler
Vilmos Olthy
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
United Press
Columbia Broadcasting System
Manchester Guardian
International Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Sosthenes Behn
14 Injured As Mardi Gras Train Derails Near Long Beach
LONG BEACH Mississippi Mardi Gras bound Pan-American passenger train derailed near White Harbor about three miles west of Long Beach. Fourteen people were injured, one seriously. Eight cars left the rails. three overturned. Passengers were treated at Charity Hospital in Gulfport before release.
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Long Beach
Miss
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pan-American
Gulfport
White Harbor
Here
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Ray Butterfield
Charity Hospital
Gulf Port
Vogeler’s Wife Denies Budapest Spy Confession
Mrs. Lucille Vogeler claims her husband’s Budapest court confession as an American spy was coerced by drugging. She insists he was compelled to admit to activities he did not commit, saying they had done something terrible to him.
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Lucille Vogeler
Budapest
Fremont Council Grants Citywide Pay Raise
Fremont council votes a 10 percent raise for all city employees except elective officers, adding 1832 dollars to the monthly payroll. Salaries for Police Chief Herman Schneider and Fire Chief Urban Myers are adjusted to 300 dollars monthly each.
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Falomont
Herman Schneider
Urban Myers
Wreck On Long Island Kills 31. Motorman Charged
In a head on collision on a gauntlet track near Rockville Center, 27 men and two women died and 116 were injured with 78 hospitalized. Motorman Jacob Kiefer was charged with second degree manslaughter. J W Markin questioned but not charged. The crash involved east bound and west bound Long Island Railroad trains amid reconstruction work on a single track.
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Rockville Center
Long Island Railroad
Frank Gullotta
Nassau County
Jacob Kiefer
Gullotta
Kiefer
J. W. Markin
Styvesant Pinnell
Markin
Baldwin
Long Island
New York City
Times Square
Babylon
Shome
New York
J. W. Martin
Phim
Bank Robbery Sparks Wide Hunt For Trio Bandits
Police seek three suspects after a Hamilton National Bank Heist netted about 28351 dollars. Clue is a getaway car abandoned five blocks from Shepherd Park branch. Suspects were briefly detained yesterday but released after bank employees could not identify them.
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FBI
Shepherd Park
Hamilton National Bank
Maryland
Four Hurt In East River Road Crash In Elyria
Four persons were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for injuries after a two car crash on East River road about a mile south of Route 10. Ralph A. Jones 19 of Adams street suffered facial and leg abrasions and damaged teeth. James Gardner 20 of Foster avenue had facial and left hand lacerations. Shirley Harmon 16 of Lorain had leg injuries. Eugene Andress 32 of East River street driver of the other car had leg contusions and a facial laceration.
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Elying Memorial Hospital
East River Road
Route 10
Ralph A. Jones
Adams Street
James Gardner
Foster Avenue
Shirley Harmon
Lorain
Jones
Eugene Andress
East River Street
R. D. Elyria
East River
East Avenue
John Hayes
Sixth Street
Donald Bott
Bott
Hayes
Russell Wagner
Tenth Street
Wallace Adams
R. D
Elyria
George Carnall
Cleveland Street
Irving Beury
11Th Street
Beury
Fifth Street
Dan Plas
R. D. LaGrange
Raymond Whetzel
Middle Avenue
12Th Street
Theresa Kaufman
North East
Glenn Tramell
Rush Street
James Lankford
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Death of a Salesman ad blitz in Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
An upbeat notice promotes quick sales via the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads calling 4752 or 4733. It urges rapid results and easy use, touting profitability of placing ads.
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Chronicle
Telegram
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Storm Maroons
wWeess
Fremont
Leo Deutsch
Pasadena Avenue
Norman von Kamp
Joutsen
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