Youth Hurt in Wellington Motorcycle Crash
Lawrence "Scuzz" Cowles, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Beldon Cowles of 553 Herrick Avenue East, is hospitalized in serious condition at Oberlin Hospital after crashing his motorcycle into a parked flat top steel truck with no flares. Paul Johnson pulled him from under the truck. Floyd Olsen assisted. Wellington police are investigating.
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Lawrence (Scuzz) Cowles
Beldon Cowles
Herrick Avenue
Oberlin Hospital
Wellington
Young Cowles
Jurn Rom
Fhem
van Carmen
Paul Johnson
Taylor Street
Penfield
Floyd Olsen
Barker Street
Medina
Hugh Willliams
Kenneth Brouse
Lyman Davis
Cowles
Tennessee Snow Alerts and County Pay Increases
Tennessee faced heavy snow with Memphis and western counties buried under up to an inch, while midwest promise relief from bitter cold. In county offices new salary schedules grant monthly increases up to 15 dollars for probate and recorder staff. several named employees receive raises with several staff added as new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Office
H H. Nye
Mose Wilder
Carl] Curtis
Charles Husted
Jane Patterson
Sli
Jane Pongy
Josephine Fay
Gwendolyn Wagner
Lilan Koronics
Pearl Reynolds
Lucy Marsho
Grace Grouse
Henrietta Coburn
Catherine Norman
Recorder’s Department
Recorders
Harriett Falencki
Mabel Goul
Morinix
Elma Bartias
Glilaar
Beese
Clara Herr
Clara Johnson
Theresa Niegowski
Cora Phelps
Rose
Wedliam G. Wickens
Mary Gamble
Marjorie Nielsen
Auchnor Frenk Aves
Les Johnson
Elyria
Tennessee
California
Midwest
Memphis
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Chiago Weather Bureau
Marys
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Vertura
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio shows light snow end tonight
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for occasional light snow ending tonight with a drop in temperature. Colder Sunday afternoon to follow with fair skies and a high near 22. Low tonight around 3 above. See Gessel for aluminum storm windows and prompt delivery. 61 West Ave. Phone 2991.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gessel
Stonco
West Ave
Marriage License Clerk to Wed in Probate Court
Miss Lucy Marsho a 24 year old marriage license clerk in probate court planned life with Craig J Coe 23 a tailor Their sworn statements were taken but she could not legally fill her own application The couple will marry after a five day waiting period and Father Leo Brissel is set to perform the ceremony on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Marsho
Marsho
Craig J. Coe
Gwendolyn Wagner
Lucy
Leo Brissel
United Nations Move To Mediate Kashmir Dispute
In Lake Success New York the United Nations Security Council hears Pakistan's Sir Zafrullah Khan as delegates from many nations expect mediation. Both India and Pakistan show confidence in a possible plebiscite while debating voting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Streamliner Is Wrecked Again Near Mississippi Coast
The Hummingbird streamliner of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad derailed between Pass Christian and Long Beach on the Mississippi coast. First reports said no serious injuries, with only the engine diner and one car on the tracks. Eastbound service was delayed briefly. the 73 am CST derailment marked the eighth wreck in seven days in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pass Christian
Long Beach
Mississipp
South
A. J. Lovell
L. and N
Wales
Tenn
Believe South Amherst Man Killed By Car
eel L Buchanan 59 of Quarry Street South Amherst found dead on Quarry Street near Route 113 shortly after noon. deputies report broken headlight glass indicating struck by auto or truck. coroner rules fractured skull. sheriff to push inquiry to identify driver or determine assault. survived by sons Charles Ari in Germany Ena Hareld Marion Ruth Buckingham Knoxville Town. brother William of Stocktonville. funeral at Zilch Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel L. Buchanan
Quarry Street
South Amherst
Route 113
Walker
Sheriff's Department
Joseph Guzik
Charles Mack
Buckanen
S. C. Ward
Carl R Finegen
Buchanan
South Arberst
Cleveland Quarries Co
Charles
U. S. Army
Germany
Ena Hareld
Marion
Roland Levims
Ruth Buckingham
Rkauoxville
Wiliem
Amherst
Dale Riggs
The
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Elyria Drum Corps Seeks New Bugles for 1948 Season
Elyria Post 12 American Legion drum and bugle corps, led by Foster P. Dirlam, aims for 1948 success with new vale bugles and more uniforms. The group plans state level competition at Columbus in October and national hopes at Miami, Florida, while targeting 50 members and ongoing Monday and Thursday practices. William Hruby of the Cleveland Orchestra returns as music instructor after starting with the corps in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle Corps
Elyria Post No 12
American Legion
Foster P. Dirlam
Deller
Dirlam
Dirilam
Columbus
Mort
Miam
Florida
Wiliam Hruby
Cleveland Orchestra
Elyria Corps
Forecasts Quick Approval of Marshall Plan
Washington reports Senate Democratic leader Barkley expects quick approval of the Marshall Plan by March 1. He predicts Republicans will join to avoid drastic cuts in the 6.89 billion down payment for Europe’s recovery. Taft and GOP leaders warn Congress may delay action until May or June.
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Washington
Senate
Teader
Alben W. Barkley
Sara
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Bartle
State Department
Robert A Taft
Cy A.a
Taft
GOP
Congress
Reappointment of Ujhelyi Recommended by County Democrats
Joseph Uyhem, Leraam, recommended for reappointment to Lorain County Board of Elections by the Democratic county executive committee. The measure, approved at a Lorain County Democratic exclusive meeting, will be sent to the secretary of state for appointment. Ujhelyi would serve a four year term and is the committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Uyhem
Leraam
Lorain
Blaze Fatal To Two Firemen
Firemen Harry Spencer and Paul Green died when a wall collapsed during work to control a Russo Wine Co blaze in Cleveland. The fire caused about 200000 in damage and injured five other firefighters as 17 employees escaped unharmed.
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Russo Wine Co
West Side
Les
Acme Telephoto
Cleveland
Harry Spencer
Paul Green
Dulles Calls Marshall Plan a Weapon Against Soviets
John Foster Dulles var ying the Marshall Plan as America’s strongest tool against Soviet propaganda and sabotage. He urged using food fuel and creative ideas to counter Moscow’s ideological campaign and warned of the USSR as the supreme authority of the Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Foster Dulles
Foreisn
S2d
Togey
United States
Dulles
United Nations General Assembly
George C Marshall
Americas
Duiles
Shen
Sovet
Moscow
Soviet Communit Party
Railroads and Brotherhoods Face looming wage dispute
Chicago reports federal rail labor leaders say President Truman will name a fact finding panel next week to avert a strike that could cripple the nations rail network. The National Railway Labor Act allows 30 days for hearings and a further cooling off period before any strike. Union leaders demand a 30 percent wage increase and threaten action if the panel is not appointed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Railway Meators
Truman
Frank P. Douglass
Douglas
National Railway Labor Act
Charley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotve Engineers
Three Children Die In Lamp Explosion In Flint
In Flint Michigan three children were killed and two injured when a gasoline lamp exploded in a rooming house where they stayed alone. Fern Burge ten Amos two and infant David Lee Lafay ette died. Charles Burge nine and Jerry Burge seven suffered severe burns. A neighbor aided by fuel from a relative followed the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Fern Burge
Amos
David Lee Lafayette
Charles Burge
Jerry
All Federal Buildings To Be Cooler
President Truman orders immediate curbs on fuel oil gasoline and natural gas with heating limits 68 degrees in offices 60 in nonworking hours and 63 degrees for residences. Agencies to enforce rules including insulation weather stripping and storm sashes while cutting vehicle speeds and fuel use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Mr. Truman
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Unrest Expected to Persist in Hungry Ruhr After Strike
More than 150000 Ruhr workers returned to work at 6 am ending a 24 hour protest over food shortages. British officials report Ruhr quiet for first time in 10 days as American and British leaders foresee continued industrial unrest and possible sabotage against the Western Allies tied to the Marshall Plan. General Lucius D. Clay says sabotage may rise but cannot stop progress and will report on Western Germany’s new government to the Four Power Council before a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ruhr
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Western
Control Council
Washington
Auto Driven Over Skating Pond Twice
City park workers report a car driven over the Mr Kirley school skating pond last night and the night before, ruining the surface. Superintendent John Mechock says workers are feeding the pond and expect it ready for skating by 8 tonight unless warm weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirley
John Mechock
Pre Peeled Potatoes Cut Cook's Kitchen Time
Advertisement extols pre peeled potatoes saving time and labor for housewives. Claims 10 percent higher cost but 25 percent more edible surface per potato and up to a month refrigeration. Suggests hiring help via Chronicle Telegram Help Wanted ads with phone numbers 44 121 and 44 131.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Boston
Mass
Winter Wonderland
St Petersburg
Fla
Harry Dietrich
United Press
United Nations
Rivoli
Wagon Gap
Abbott and Costello
Ujhelyi
Lincoln
Desert Patrol’ and “Rairoaded
Adv
Capitol — Today
June Allyson
Peter Lawford
Campbell's
Phillip
Elyria Frozen Foods
Fuller Rd
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