Former King Of Romania Plans Silence On Abdication
Exiled King Michael of Romania will not speak on abdication events while Communist forces control Bucharest. His secretary Mircea Tonitiu says the monarch will remain silent until Romania’s people are safe. A reunion with fiancée Princess Arne of Bourbon Parma is set for next Saturday.
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Mircea Tionitiu Tonitiu
Arne
Bourbon Parma
Denmark
Greek Army Victory Predicted This Spring by Aid Mission
Lt Gen William Live Say chief military attache of the American Aid Mission to Greece predicts a reinforced Greek army with American advisers will crush guerrilla activity by spring or early summer. He notes plans to expand the National Guard, rotate American officers into field duties, and ensure direct Athens to field communications as Greek divisions contend with Communists across central northern and northeast Greece.
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William Livesay
Greece
Essy
Washington
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Cleveland Area Forecast and Local Market Notes
Northeastern Ohio shows partly cloudy conditions this afternoon into tonight and Friday with a gradual rise in temperatures. Low around 30, Friday high near 40, with warm-up possible later. SLP advises meat preservation, lockers and wholesale options at Elyria Foods on Fuller Road.
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Millionaire Albert M. Johnson to be buried in Oberlin
Albert M. Johnson, Chicago millionaire and backer of Death Valley Scotty, died after a brief illness. He financed Scotty since 1902, claimed to fund a hidden gold mine story, and will be buried in Oberlin after funeral services at Forest Lawn.
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National Life Insurance Co
Russian Ship With 800 Aboard Sinking
The Russian motorship Dvina, carrying about 800 passengers, sank off northern Japan after rescue ships were blocked. Skippers said SOS prompted aid efforts. the Dvina listed severely and faced possible towing if it stayed afloat. American aviation assessed the vessel as sinking slowly.
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Commission Elects Otten Chairman in Elyria Civil Service
Joseph Otten was elected chair man of the Elyria Civil Service Commission to succeed Al Ferwhas as chairmen for the past two years. The board reappointed George Robson secretary for his fifth term, with Mrs Maude Bildings as the third member. The commission discussed revamping its rules adopted in 1931 to align with state regulations.
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Elyria Civil Service Commission
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Funeral services for Fire Capt. Hugh Garrity
Funeral services were arranged today for Fire Captain Hugh Garrity age 70 who died in City Hospital yesterday after being overcome while fighting a residence fire. He was to retire January 23 after 44 years of service.
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Hugh Garrity
City Hospital
Medal Given To Outstanding Family Doctor In 1940s
Dr Archer Chester Sudan was honored as the nation’s outstanding family doctor after giving up university teaching to serve a rural community in Colorado. He settled in Kremmling to cover a 1867 square mile area with harsh winters and scarce medical care, earning the first ballot selection from 120 candidates at the American Medical Association meeting.
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American ‘Medical Association
Ohio Roads Slippery In Spots Amid Fair Skies
Ohio roads remained slick in spots in the West Central area as fair skies spread across most sections. The forecast calls for milder with cloudy nights and variable precip in the South and North, with rain or snow likely tomorrow and colder conditions ahead.
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Youngstown
Co- No. 4
City Faces 1947 Deficit of 21109.76 in City Bills
Final deficit figure for 1947 shows 21109.76 dollars in unpaid bills with 2209.76 remaining to be covered by 1948 funds. Officials cite prior year appropriations and extra 1935 income from a two mill levy as factors. City hopes 1948 revenues will address remaining shortfall and notes several bills not fully paid or classified as city obligations.
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Henry Ault
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Oberlin Woman Is Hurt In Traffic Mishap
Mrs. Mary Gill an Oberlin resident 68 suffered chest and left knee and ankle injuries when her car collided with a parked car on East Bridge street while returning from Cleveland. Police said she may have fallen asleep and could not recall the crash. Her vehicle hit Reed Tipton 378 East Bridge street and pushed his car into another parked vehicle owned by Glenn McCabe.
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Elm Street
Oberlin
East Bridge Street
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Irs
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Bath Street
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Driver Strike and City Crash Report in Ohio
Charles Shell 26 of Woodsfield was treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital after a car crash on Route 20 near Brookdale cemetery at 4 15 a m. Shell suffered possible skull fracture and facial injuries. Edward O Seery of Wooster was also hospitalized. Berry was fined 60 dollars for driving while intoxicated after being arraigned before Justice James Horns. AFL Canton City Lines drivers entered their 41st day of strike rejecting arbitration. demand 20 cent hourly wage increase, company offer 15 cent.
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Woodsfield
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Edward O. Seery
Woostex
Brookdale Cemetery
Berry
Canton
AFL
Canton City Lines
Morgenthau Lost Money In Corn Speculating
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr says he lost money speculating in corn after resigning his cabinet post. He held 195000 bushels on the short side and faced losses as corn prices rose. The statement notes the trades were market operations about a year and a half after leaving office.
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Marshalls bold push for six point eight billion Europe aid
Secretary of State George C. Marshall urged Congress to approve a six point eight billion dollar down payment for the European recovery program warning that failure would invite economic distress social upheaval and potential dictatorships. He described it as an investment in peace and warned of Soviet opposition while advocating a direct executive agency for administration. In Ohio Lausche eyes governorship as Gorman circles nomination potential.
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George C. Marshall
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Nine Die as Plane Crashes Near Algiers
A transport plane traveling from Algiers to Biskra and Philippeville crashed and burned near Algiers killing nine people including two children. Witnesses at Madison Blanche Airport reported engine trouble on takeoff. Seven passengers and two crewmen died in the hillside crash.
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Ada Ross longtime Collins teacher dies at 63
Ada Ross 63 of Collins died after an eight month illness at home. For 42 years she taught in Huron County schools and recently at Townsend High School. Survived by a daughter Mrs James Oates three foster daughters and four sisters and four brothers. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the Collins home with services at the Methodist church and burial in Collins Cemetery.
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Famed musician Richard Tauber dies in London clinic
Tauber, 56, renowned Austrian singer composer and conductor who became a British subject in 1940, dies today in a London clinic. The item also notes the Rivoli bill and other film ads in the issue.
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Richard Tauber
flareups in Palestine kill and wound residents near jerusalem walls
Arab and Jewish snipers traded fire around the old city walls in Jerusalem as two Jews were killed and several wounded. Mahmoud Husseini, 25, and Hay Anun El Husseini were reported shot, with Arab sources alleging guard involvement on Mount Zion and near Mount of Olives. Meanwhile seven Jews seized control of a location and rescued an Irgun member wounded in a bomb attack at Jaffa Gate yesterday.
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Tax bill clash as Truman plan faces Senate vote
Washington Republicans junked Truman’s tax program and vow to beat a veto with a Knutson backed plan. Knutson would cut personal income taxes by 5.6 billion and raise exemptions by 100 dollars while applying a sliding scale, with 12 states adopting community property taxation.
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Truman
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R. Mass
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Charles 4. Habeck
Ind
Harold Knutson
R. Minn
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Ohio GOP hews to state of the Union as political demagoguery
Ohio Republican congressmen joined colleagues in branding President Truman s State of the Union speech as political demagoguery or worse. Senator Taft prepared to speak tonight, while Bricker denounced the program as New Deal in the nth power and costly.
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State of the Union
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John Bricker
Bricker
Thomas A. Jenkins
Frederick C. Smith
Marion
Wallace Wallace
Almvin F. Weichel
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Marieva
A Study in Facts Values and Advertising Influence
A Chronicle Telegram item notes that more people recognized a picture of Elsie the Cow than Einstein, suggesting advertising boosts recall. The column hints buyers and renters should use classified ads and provides contact numbers 44 121 and 44 131.
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