Swift Justice for Beach in Sheila Tuley Slaying
Ex-convict Harold A Beach Jr, 23, confessed to the murder of eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley in Cleveland after detailing his approach and stabbing her with a paring knife. He led investigators to the bloodstained knife and gameboard, described fleeing to Baltimore, and faced arraignment as prosecutors vowed rapid action.
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Cleveland
Swift
Harold A. Beach, Jr
Sheila Ann Tuley
Beach
Baltimore
Cuyahoga County
Frank T. Culloton
Grand Jury
Sheila Ann
New York
City Council Debates 1.34 Million Dollar Budget
City council members discuss an appropriation ordinance totaling 1,339,997.31 for all city departments this year. Kenneth B. Lord chairs the finance committee as the body, meeting as a committee of the whole in city hall, signals support and potential passage next Monday.
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Right
Kenneth B. Lord
Koagar
Czy
Elsworth Albert
Frank Aries
Alnett
Cleveland Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Snow flurries and colder conditions expected this afternoon and tonight in northeastern Ohio. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cold with a low around 16 and a high near 26.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Markets Found Today on Page Two Capitol
Classified ad note highlights old brand items and specials including Judge Coffee 45c per pound Coaline Soap 12 bars for 96c Vel 3 boxes 1.00 Elvira Frozen Foods Fuller Road ad displays bargain products and price points in a brief reader item.
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OLD Judge
Elvira Frozen Foods
Fuller Road
Ely Stadium seating expansion urged for 1948 season
A. N. Smith Elyria High athletic director urged increasing Ely Stadium capacity beyond the 6800 seats. He proposed three options adding 1200 to 2000 seats with concrete or wood bleachers or extending steel bleachers. He favored adding three to ten rows to gain about 200 seats at low cost.
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Ely Stadium
A. N- Smith
Elyria High
Toledo
Smith
The
Athletic Association
Ohlemacher Heads Elyria School Board in 1948
Ohlemacher, secretary of Elyria Manufacturing, elected president of the Elyria City Board of Education at the annual meeting. Pierre R. Smith named vice president for 1948. Dr Charles E Guth sworn in as new member. Reelected officials include Worth Feaver and others. W O McClellan retained as clock treasurer and business manager on a four year contract.
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Elyria City Board of Education
Burton Jr. Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
Howard C. Golimar
Elyria Foundry
Ohlemacher
Pierre R. Smith
P. R. Smith and Company
Albert W. McMann
Thew Shovel Company
Smith
Dr. Guth
Charles E. Guth
McMann
Ohiemacher
Worth Feaver
Temporary Appropriations Adopted By School Board
The Hivria City Board of Education approved temporary appropriations totaling 282742.66 to fund operations until full year grants arrive next month. The measure covers general, bond retirement, relief, Massey Trust, federal building and cafeteria funds with a 3000 loan from a Elyria bank for payrolls and expenses.
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Hivria
Massey Trust Fund
Federal Building Fund
Massey Trust
Fed
Eral Building Fund
Elyria Bank
McClellan
Elyria
Mic Clelan
Elyria High Seeks League Okay to Raise Event Ticket Prices
Elyria High School considers asking the Lake Erie High School League for permission to raise ticket prices for school events to offset a city admissions tax. Board members differ on seeking tax relief. others push absorbing the tax with higher prices. Athletic Director Smith notes Elyria paid 782.30 in taxes during home football games. J. D. Severs will present the request to the league.
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Syria High School
Lake Erie High School League
Pierre R. Smith
Worth A. Fauver
Harold H. Exbling
Lake Erie High School
Lake Erie League
Elsrna High School
Lorain
4. N. Smith
Elyna
Elyria High School
Last Day For Candidacies In Lorain County
The Lorain County Board of Elections announces February 4 as the deadline for filing petitions and declarations of candidacy for the upcoming party primaries. Candidates for state and county offices, central committee posts, probate judicial posts, and party delegates must file by 6:30 p.m. on February 4. The May 4 primary will select judicial candidates from a non partisan ballot for the November general election.
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Mar
Wednescar
Lorain
Widely Known Inventor At Canton Succumbs
Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Canton for Frank Tyson, 85, a widely known inventor who died yesterday. Lincoln notes romance of Rosy Ridge and Hat Box Mystery in ads.
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Canton
Frank Tyson
Lincoln
Rosy Ridge
Adv
Gandhi Begins Fast To Halt War In Kashmir Crisis
Mohandas Gandhi, age 78, starts a fast in New Delhi to press New Delhi and Hindu leaders to end the fighting in Kashmir and seek peace with Pakistan. He vows to abstain from food and juice until ministers move to stop the declared war, telling followers death would be a glorious deliverance rather than witnessing India’s destruction.
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New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Kashmir
India
Gandhi
G. D. Birla
Sardar V. Patel
Patel
Trocops
Pakistan
Severe cold wave sweeps vast regions with rare warmth in California
A strong cold front from the Canadian Rockies drives temperatures down to near zero from the eastern Rockies to New York. Dallas records 29 while International Falls and Duluth drop to 12 below. Light snow touches the eastern Dakotas and southern Minnesota with flurries in the Great Lakes area.
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Ohio River Valley
Atlantic Coast
California
Canadian Rockies
Rocky Mountains
New York State
Dallas
Tex
International Falls
Duluth
Minnesota
Park Falls
Wis
Devil's Lake
N. D
Alexandria
Wilmer
Minn
Dakotas
Great Lakes Area
Council to Honor Seward in Major Degree Dedication
Elyria council of the Knights of Columbus will honor James B. Seward, president of Savings Deposit Bank and Trust, with a large class of new members dedicated in his name next month. John Ross announced the plan saying it could mark the largest major degree in local K of C history. Seward is noted as the council’s oldest living active charter member.
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James B. Seward
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
John Ross
Ross
K. of C
Seward
Plane With Jammed Wheel Lands Safely
A Northwest Airlines DC-4 with 42 aboard landed at Wold-Chamberlain airport after circling for three hours with a jammed nosewheel.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Wold-Chamberlain
White House Doctor Admits Net Profit From Commodities
Brig. Gen. Wallace E. Graham the White House physician told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that he earned a net profit of 6165.25 from commodity speculations and that a broker’s agent invested his funds to offset an 11012.86 securities loss. He took full responsibility and corrected earlier statements about his holdings and losses.
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Washington
Wallace EK
Graham
White House
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Rr. Truman
Voting Machine Center of Attention in Lorain County
About 1,000 people have examined the automatic voting machine at Lorain County courthouse since last Thursday. Demonstrator Nancy Jenkins notes the device eliminates recounts and spoiled ballots, with no all night vote counting. Demonstrations run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays, continuing through bids to county commissioners.
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Lorain County Court House
Nancy Jenkins
Court House
Jenkins
Wik
Lorein County
Airliner Crashes Near Washington Killing Five
An Eastern Airlines DC-3 from Houston to Boston crashed in a wooded area five miles southeast of Washington during pre dawn rain. Five people died and four were injured including crew members pilot and captain identified as Samborn and Saltanis. The crash site known as Treasure Cove lay along a Potomac bank near Ft. Foot Maryland with no fire and little damage to the craft.
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Washington
Here
Houston
Tex
Boston
Eastern Airlines
L. Brandt
Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta
S. M. Warner
Clinton
Casualty
Peter Philips
Lucian Moebus
Martin Maple II
Eugene C. Stone
Pensacola
Fla
Ft. Foot
Potomac River
Treasure Cove
Potomac
Morris Named To Supervisor Industrial Arts
D A Morris was approved by the Elyria City Board of Education to serve as supervisor of industrial arts and trades and industries at Elyria High School starting January 26. He will oversee the reorganized program with state reimbursement covering about half of salary. The plan aims to create a seven-instructor department by September, with Morris directing industry consultation and curriculum development.
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D. A. Morris
Elyria High School
Elyria City Board of Education
Harold E. Eibling
State Department of Education
State Department of Trades and Industries
Reorganized Trades and Industries Department
Morris
Reorganized Trades and Industries
State Department
Eibling
Fire gutted transport Connolly rescues 46 survivors at sea
In mid Atlantic 46 survivors from the army coffin ship Jos eph V. Connolly were rescued after 12 hours in lifeboats. Rescue ships Union Victory and Gen R E Callan aided by planes saved crew members in a dramatic operation. The Connolly carried 5,400 empty caskets and was valued at about 2.23 million dollars.
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New York
Joseph V. Connolly
mid-Atlantic
Connolly
Europe
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
Union Victory
E. Callan
Connelly
Donald Davidson
Cleveland
Bermuda
General Callen
Benjamin A. Bostelman
Australia
South Atlantic
Cold Weather Forecast for Wednesday in Ohio
Snow flurries were reported in West Central Northwest and North Central Ohio Tuesday. The weather bureau predicts much colder conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures from 22 to 29 degrees and slippery roads in the Northeast and various eastern counties.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Viicinity
Woodsfield
Celina
van Wert
Montpelier
Highway Department
N Y C Inspector Killed By Train
Charles H Reeber 59 car inspector for New York Central was killed by a train in the railroad yard east of Abbe road. His body found at 10 20 p m by fellow inspector John Schapko 114 Furnace Street. Reeber who lived in Elyria three years left two children Charles and Carol Joan Reeber of Sandusky. Body taken to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home.
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Charles H. Reeber
New York Central Railroad
Abbe Road
John Schapko
Furnace Street
Reeber
Elyria
Coal Dock
Charles
Carol Joan Reeber
Sandusky
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
One Horse You Cant Ride For A Fall
Chronicle Telegram want ads urge buyers to browse for home furnishings books sports equipment or clothing. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to sell items quickly. Also mentions Rivoli today only showing Fabulous Texan William Eliott and Deetz Inc automotive service Chrysler-Plymouth at 728 W Brod Street, phone 2388.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Dent
Chronicle Telegram
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Brod Street
Adve
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Buffalo
Bell Aircraft
N. Y
WAA Surplus
Swift Justice
Capitol
Colossal
Koepp
West Ave
E.hs
Unteed Press
K. O. C. Council
Bulletin
WAA
Samuel Nattis
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Freehold
N. J
Nattis
Brooklyn
Materials Redistribution Corp
Leonard M. Weisman
Haganah
Jewish Palestine Army
N.Y.C
Rivoli
William Eliott
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