Mercy Slaying Trial Opens For Dr Sander In Manchester
The Dr Hermann Sander murder trial began in Manchester New Hampshire with the defendant entering the court as townspeople cheered. A large venire of 145 jurors was summoned and questioned separately by Judge Harold E. Wescott as reporters scrambled for seats in frigid, crowded surroundings.
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Hermann Sander
Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borreto
C Leslie Curtis
Candia Congregational Church
Dr. Sander
Sander
Hermann N. Sander
Alice
Yellow Court Room
Sevon
Harry Wright
Venireman
Harold E. Wescott
Hillsborough County
Wescott
Veniremen
Louis £. Wyman
William L. Phinney
Strike Ties Up White Sewing Machine Plant
About 1300 White Sewing Machine Co employes walk out at Cleveland plant over piece work rates and union recognition. CIO International Union of Electrical Workers leads the walkout in the newly organized dispute.
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White Sewing Machine
Cleveland
White Sewing Machine Co
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Red Cross Drive Starts March 1 For Elyria Chapter
Division heads and workers begin solicitations to reach a $30,000 goal for the Elyria Red Cross Drive on March 1. Campaign chair H H Meister announces a kickoff meeting February 27 at 7 30 in City Hall Council Chamber for final instructions and material distribution. The drive supports national and local blood donor programs and disaster services. Washington's Birthday holiday closes courthouse and city hall all day Wednesday.
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Red Cross
Elyria
H. HH. Meister
Council
Meister
United States
Washington
Ohio
Weather outlook and rescheduled Republican dinner notices
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continued cold conditions this afternoon and tonight with light snow likely Tuesday morning, followed by milder temperatures in the afternoon. Low tonight 13, high Tuesday 28. The Lorain County Republican Club kickoff dinner, postponed from February 21, is moved to February 28 per county chairman John W. Brown Jr.
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Ohio
Lorain County Republican Club
John W. Brown, Jr
Street Crews Called Out Early for Slippery Pavements
Street Superintendent George Carrick and his crew were out at 4 30 a m Sunday placing cinders and salt on hills and principal intersections to improve safety for churchgoers. Two truck crews were called out and again worked at 4 30 Sunday afternoon. The note ends with an advertisement for hardware and home goods.
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George Carrick
Carrick
Man Killed as Wife Injured in Bay Village Crash
Frank Kowalski 46 of Avon Lake died when his car skidded on ice on West Lake Road in Bay Village and struck a passing trailer truck. His wife Angela, 45, suffered a skull fracture and other injuries. Bruno Pfeifer 36 of Berea escaped injury as the truck avoided the car but could not prevent the crash. Kowalski, a foreman, and his wife were returning from a wedding in Cleveland after 20 years of marriage. Funeral plans were set for St Ignatius Church in Cleveland.
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Frank T. Kowalski
Woodstock Road
Avon Lake
West Lake Road
Bay Village
Kowalski
Angela
Douglas Drive
John P. Eaton
Bruno J. Pfeifer
Berea
Pfeifer
Cleveland
Lakewood Hospital
Corrigan, Brothers Funeral Home
Lorain Avenue
St. Ignatius Church of
Coal Stocks Dwindling In Elyria Public Schools
Elyria faces a severe coal shortage as temperatures drop. W C McClellan reports fuels for Elyria High School and other schools are running low, with deliveries from southern Ohio fields not meeting needs. Rotary forum attendees include B I Clemacher E C Harr David Wainwright and Ralph Standen.
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Elyria
W. C. McClellan
Elyria High School
McClellan
Ohio
Rotary Forum
Pressure Grows For Peace Talks
Washington reports say President Truman faces growing calls at home and abroad to hold peace talks with Russia amid fears of a new Soviet offensive for propaganda value. Congressional nerves split from Truman and Acheson, with disarmament talks revival hinted while urging direct Kremlin talks may be near.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Moscow
United States
Dean Acheson
Millard Tydings
D. Md
Armed Services Committee
Tom Connally
Ds Tex
Foreign Relations
Kremlin
Acheson
Will
School Board Sets New Date for Ely School Addition Bids
The Ely Board of Education postponed contract awards for the school addition until 1 p.m. next Friday after reviewing 18 base bids and several alternates. Architects recommended delaying general construction plumbing heating and wiring bids to gather more bid information. Lowest bids listed include General construction Hume Seigfried Amherst 239700 Plumbing Moo& OM Plumbing & Heating Sandusky 11124 Heating T C Murphy Co Oberlin 29930 Electrical Erl Electric Cleveland 19997.
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Elytia Board of Education
Ely
L. N. Nicholas
Nicholas
General — Construction
Hume- Seigfried
Amherst
Moo& OM Plumbing & Heating
Sandusky
T. C. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Eri! Electric
Cleveland
Murphy Company
Body Of Lt. Cazeau To Be Returned To U.S. For Burial
The family of First Lt. Elden J. Cazeau receives word the body and 16 comrades lie at the U S Army mausoleum in Hawaii. Remains to be buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St Louis with date to be announced. Cazeau, a Elyria native and Chronicle Telegram carrier, died in 1944 over Borneo. He earned the Purple Heart and Presidential Citation posthumously.
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Francis L. Cazeau
Brandston Avenue
Department of the Army
Elden J. Cazeau
U. S. Army
Schoherd Barracks
Territory of Hawaii
U. S
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
St. Louis
Cazeau
Borneo
Elyria
Elyria High School
Jefferson Barracks
Maxwell Field
Ala
Kirkland Field
N. M
UN. Cazeau
Chronicle-Telegram
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Adelbert
Douglas
Lt. Cazeau
Real Estate Tax Collection Reported at $1.5 Million
County Treasurer Walter Wright said current real estate tax receipts have reached the 1.5 million dollar mark and collections remain strong. The deadline to pay taxes without penalty is February 28. Tax bills will be mailed on request. taxpayers may arrange by visiting the treasurer's office or sending a written request.
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Walter _ Wright
Wright
Nation uses coal stocks fall as strike hits supply
The nation’s coal stockpile dropped amid a 370,000 United Mine Workers strike, dimming Times Square lights. A cold wave sped coal use, rail and industrial workers stalled, with 55,000 idle. Gov Dewey warned possible seizure of private coal stocks. Minnesota rationing began, Massachusetts weighs curbs. Twelve steel firms slowed production, Jones and Laughlin to shut Pittsburgh area by midweek, 25,000 job losses.
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New York
Times Square
United Mine
Broadway
Great White Way
Massachusetts
Jones and Laughlin
Pattsburgh
Severe Penalty Demanded in Budapest Spy Trial
In Budapest the public prosecutor urged the death penalty for American businessman Robert A. Vogeler and six co defendants who confessed to spying and sabotage against Hungary. Sentences are due tomorrow as nine witnesses testified against the defendants from the International Standard Electric plant in Budapest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
Gyula Alapai
Vogeler
Alapai
International Standard Electric Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
IT &T
Standard Electric
Several Traffic Accidents Reported Here
Snow and slippery pavements over the weekend led to multiple crashes reported to sheriff and police. Delores Pittmer, 16, Lorain, skidded on East avenue near 16th street at 6 30 p m yesterday, hitting a tree and then another car driven by Arthur Hayes. Ed Vienick, Durkee road, and Carl H Mattias collided at Durkee road and Route 82 at 7 40 p m yesterday after a failure to stop. Vienick suffered a facial laceration and head and knee bruises. he was fined 100 and costs, with 5 suspended, before Justice C C Lord. Bob Gorman, 205 Stanford avenue, skidded on Lodi street near Broad at 3 a m yesterday into a parked truck. Leo Areaba reported damage to his car Saturday night while parked on Lodi street. Laura Nellefield and Harry D Jones were involved in a late Saturday collision on Cleveland street as Jones drove away from the curb.
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Delores Pittmer
Lorain
East Avenue
16Th Street
Arthur Hayes
Grafton Road
Miss Dittmer
Margaret Gomesak
Durkee Road
Route 82
Ed Vienick
Carl H. Mattias
Grafton
Vienick
C. C. Lord
Bob Gorman
Stanford Avenue
W. C Neubiser
Denison Avenue
Lodi Street
Broad
Leo Areaba
Nichols Court
Laura Nellefield
Cleveland Street
Harry D. Jones
Jones
Cleveland Strike Ends 800 Return To Work
Cleveland O a two week old strike at the Pesco Products division of Borg Warner corp ended today as about 800 production workers returned to their jobs. A CIO United Auto Workers Local 363 meeting ratified a new working agreement and moved to reopen the contract to discuss health and welfare pensions and apprentice training. The new contract expires July 30 1951 and provides improved vacations and wage adjustments.
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Cleveland
Pesco Products
Borg
Warner Corp
CIO United Auto Workers
Coal Plant Attack Mirrors Wider Miners Strike Crisis
In Washington, Judge Richmond Keech extended a temporary no strike order against John L. Lewis and his United Mine Workers, while miners defied court orders amid a worsening coal shortage. Separately, armed pickets attacked Richland Coal Co. near Barbourville, injuring five employees and damaging facilities as the two-week strike persisted in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Richmond B. Keech
John L. Lewis
Keech
Taft-Hartley
UMW
United Mine Workers
Well
Truman
House
Sam
Rayburn
Barbourville
Richland Coal Co
Doug Blair
Doug Noonan
Meachinery
Pittsburgh
United Mine
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Valley
Kyle
U. S. Steel Corp
Crucible Steel
Rices Landing
Lewis
Victoria
Ill
Two Youths Held In Burglary Of A Cottage
Deputy sheriffs held two 18 year old Cleveland youths, Donald Kruse and Thomas James, for investigation in a cottage burglary on the J H Sheldon property on Indian Hollow road Saturday night. A third youth, Donald Salyards, 18, reported the break in and said the trio drove from Cleveland to EO fishing. Salyards said he slept in the car and woke to learn of the break in and was asked to help carry loot. he fled and hitch hiked to Elyria to report the affair. A loaded pistol was found under the seat of the car during the search.
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Cleveland
Donald Kruse
Thomas ‘James
J. H. Sheldon
Indian Hollow Road
Sheldon
Donald Salyards
Theother
Salyards
Salyard
Elyria
Man Dies While Operating Crane At Plant
Theras Holas aged 59 of 1744 Fast 83rd Street Lorain died Saturday afternoon while operating a crane at the National Tube Co. plant where he worked. Coroner Paul Tillman listed heart failure as the cause. Body sent to Mathews Funeral Home Lorain. No close relatives reported locally.
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Theras Holas
Fast 83Rd Street
Lorain
National Tube Co
Paul Tillman
Mathews
Legion To Hold its Regular Meeting Tuesday
The Elyria American Legion Post will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at the Post home on Ohio street. Commander Larry Aschenbach will open promptly at 8 p.m. with a program to follow. A give-away might occur after the meeting. Tues, adv.
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Elyria
Legion
Tues
Elyria High Band Eyes New Uniforms At Meeting
Tonight a special meeting will discuss securing new uniforms for Elyria High School’s 80 member band. Temporary chairman Robert W. Butts and band director Walter F. Von Brock will lead as parents are invited to help raise about six thousand dollars and form a Band Parents Club.
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Elyria High School
Robert W. Butts
Walter F. von Brock
Elmost
Ois
von Brock
Parents Club
Loran
Lake Erie League
RB. E. Wilson
Butts
von Brock Waillead
Bath Room
Washington
Spring Cash Promised by Inexpensive Want Ad
Local advert urges readers to sell unwanted items through Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to raise spring cash. Call 752 or 4753 to place an inexpensive ad and secure results now.
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Chronicle
Telegram
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Red Cross Drive
Roper
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Colson Wheel
Elyria Howe. Co
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Dr. Smith
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