Dulles Urges Hard Plan To Stop Soviet Wreck Of Europe
John Foster Dulles accused Russia of trying by every art short of war to wreck Europe and urged a hard headed aid plan binding 16 Western European nations in a mutual defense pact. He warned the Marshall Plan remains essential for peace and warned against shrinking aid to save money.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Europe
Contreas
Senate Foreign Relations Commiitee
Dulles
Congress
Atlantic
Normandy
Dakar
GOP
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
United States
Dulic
New Strikes In Italy Reported
Rome reports new general strikes beginning in Reggio Emilia and Amcona as part of a fresh wave of labor agitation. In Brescia 20,000 arms factory workers clashed with police in a pitched battle. French representatives arrive in Northern Italy to discuss Marshal Plan implementation with Italy. Vice Premier Randolfo Pacciardi denounces Communist opposition as an attack on the Republican state.
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Rome
Reggio Emilia
Amcona
Industria Brescia
Italy
Defense MA
Randolfo Pacciardi
Republican Party Congress
Naples
Pacciardi
Amherst Man Seeks Damages After Train Yard Accident
Herbert W Bradley, 53, of Amherst, filed in Federal court for 65,000 damages against B and O Railroad. He says on September 1, 1947 in Lorain yards he stepped from a moving car into a hole and was thrown against two switch stands, injuring his back and leaving him permanently crippled.
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Cleveland
Herbert W Bradles
Amherst
Lorain
Bradley
Schools Head At Clyde Succumbs
Clyde Ohio funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Stewart Parker 51 longtime superintendent of Clyde schools who died yesterday Burial will be at Bradner
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Clyde, O
Stewart Parker
Clyde Schools
Bradner
Weather forecast for Cleveland area mild today
Northeastern Ohio sees fair, mild conditions this afternoon. Tonight turns cloudy and windy with not much change in temperature. Wednesday brings snow flurries, windy and little temperature shift. Low tonight 24, high Wednesday 32. Markets found on page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mercury Climbs in Ohio After Severe Winter Cold
Temperatures rose across Ohio on Tuesday after a week of the coldest weather of the winter. The Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and a breezy spell with light snow flurries possible for Wednesday. Readings at 7:30 am ranged from six to sixteen degrees across Zanesville Cincinnati East Liverpool Youngstown Columbus Akron Davien Findlay Mansfield Cleveland and Toledo. State highways remained slick in spots but main roads were reported normal. Gas distributors were expected to ease industrial restrictions imposed during the cold spell.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Columbus
Akron
Davien and Findlay
Mansfield
Cleveland
Toledo
State Highway Department
Elyria to Recheck 1945 School Survey Details Planned
Representatives from Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Research will spend a day in Elyria to re check the 1945 school survey. Dr John Herrick and Dr E B Sessions will meet local residents to gather information on Elyria life and future educational needs. The bureau aims to complete a report and recommendations for the school board later this month. They will not meet the school board during their visit.
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Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Plaa
Elyria
Harold H. Eibling
John Herrick
E. B. Sessions
Bureau
Herrick
Sessions
VFW Post 1079 to Observe 5th Anniversary This Spring
Elvira Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a 25th anniversary with a banquet and joint installation for post and auxiliary officers in April. The group honors charter members and allocates funds for March of Dimes, Crile and Brecksville facilities, and the Soldiers and Sailors Home. A $500 loan to the County VFW Council funds drives for veterans groups and the National VFW Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. Committee led by Otto Mischka oversees fundraising. Heating system upgrade progresses as part of an $80 000 improvements, with plumbing additions in a $25 000 modernization of the post home on East Bridge Street.
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Elvira Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold H. Haywood
Crile
Brecksville
Sanduski
VFW
Eaten Rapids
Mich
Harwood
Otto K. Mischka
William Moir
John Wercenski
Zeno Graber
George Wooler, Sr
Mischka
East Bridge Street
Thomas Mehalis
Lorain County No
Question Man In Bank Holdup In New Orleans
James Smith 24 admits taking part in the Hibernia National Bank robbery in New Orleans on January 9. FBI says he offered few admissions about Policeman Cecil Ingling’s death while fingerprints are checked, and he was held on $59 000 after arraignment in Chicago.
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Chicago
James Smith
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Smith
Hibernia National Bank
Cecil Ingling
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ingling
Memphis
FBI
U. S
Edwin E. Walker
Walker
Hord
George MacSwain
Elyria Adopts Daylight Saving Time Alignment
Elyria will follow Cleveland in observing daylight saving time this summer. Councilman Frank Kayden proposed drafting legislation to implement the change. Cleveland residents already approved daylight time from April to September, and Council President Seward Bieck asked the safety committee to study revisions.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Frank Kayden
Seward Bieck
Safety Committee
Cops And Robbers Game Ends Fatal for Girl in Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania seven year old Hitle Beitr Miles died from a bullet wound to the head during a home game of cops and robbers. Her nine year old brother Edward picked up a loaded gun and fired, the bullet entering through her eye and lodging in her skull. She was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital but doctors could not remove the bullet. The incident occurred at their MecKean home yesterday.
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Erie
Hitle Beitr Miles
Try
Edward
Mec-Kean Yeskday
Betty
St. Vincent's Hospital
New Cold Snap Rolls Across Canadian Border
A fresh cold snap swept across the Canadian border bringing continued frigid conditions to the eastern half of the country. Reported to have caused at least 85 deaths from cold and related fires, officials warn of further plummeting temperatures and limited fuel supplies as storms grip the Midwest and East.
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Midwest
Florida Citrus Commission
Spreveport
North Atlantic
Maine
Ocean
Gulf Stream
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Advisory Council On Education To Meet Thursday
The distributive education program at Elyria High School will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in the superintendent's office to hear reports and discuss policy adoption. Members include five elected by 17 cooperating local firms, plus J D Severs Elyria High principal Miss Elizabeth Hornyak and possibly Norris Ryger.
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Advisory Council
Elyria High School
Harold H. Eibling
Elyria Public Schools
Russell F. Allen
George Gould
Arthur Hess
Kenneth Strohm
al. E. Whitman
J. D. Severs
Elizabeth Hornyak
Norris Ryger
Elsha Chamber of Commerce
Hornyak
Royal Couple Voted 200000 Annual Allowance
London The House of Commons approved a government bill to grant Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip a 200000 annual allowance. The bill passed Commons on second reading by 294 to 171 amid protests from some members demanding a smaller sum.
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London
House of Commons
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Commons
Lebonne Tremisers of Commons
D O Thomas Reported Making Recovery
D O Thomas president of the Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company was reported to be making rapid recovery today after a severe illness at Detroit Pneumonia had been diagnosed as the cause of his illness reports received here indicate
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D. O. Thomas
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Detroit
Fires damage physician home and coal yard in Elvira
Two fires yesterday and this morning caused minor damage at Dr. M. F. Elliot’s home on 305 Park Avenue and at the Murbach Coal and Supply Company yard on West Bridge Street. Firemen cited a chimney spark and a faulty kerosene blow torch as causes. seven alarms total in Elvira, with crews from three companies responding.
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M. F. Elliot
Park Avenue
Murbech Coal & Supply Company
West Bridge Street
City Street Department
New York Central
Elvria
Pauley denies use of inside information in profits
Edwin W. Pauley published a Senate inquiry letter claiming his profits from commodity speculation were honest and not based on inside information. He notes nearly $1,000,000 in gains since the war and asks senators to vindicate him while contrasting his conduct with Baruch’s 1917 rumors of White House leaks.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Pauley
National Democratic Committee
Army
Kenneth Rovall
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Congress
White House
Pauler
Hoover Targets German Plant Dismantling Policy
New York reports former President Herbert Hoover condemns dismantling of German factories. He argues the program will worsen food shortages and raise US taxes, urging only arms plants be broken up to avoid subsidizing idle German missions. He notes the action conflicts with Marshall Plan aims per a Commo Cause report.
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New York
United States
Herbert Hoover
Commo Cause, Inc
Heever
Germany
Herter and Harriman
Minerva Declares Emergency Over Scarlet Fever Outbreak
A Stark County town imposes school church and theater closures and bans adult gatherings after 16 reported scarlet fever cases including one adult. Mayor W Roy Brown ordered residents to keep children off streets following a latest Sunday case. Capitol shows Good News with June Allyson and Peter Lawford.
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Minerva. O
Stark County
W. Roy Brown
Brown
Stark County Board of Health
Capitol — “Good News
Allyson
Peter Lawford
Adv
Council Approves Large City Appropriation Ordinance
The council quickly passed the citys largest appropriation of 1 339 991 including 227 102 for police and fire, 32 392 for parks, 19 315 for health, 167 532 for service, and 52 470 for other needs. Residents urged Longfellow avenue paving and sewer work while noting existing trunk sewer limits and funding constraints.
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Longfellow Avenue
Kenneth Lord
Arthur Miller
Longfellow
D. W. Kothe
Bond Of Head Of Sanatorium To Be Increased
Trustees of Pleasant View Sanatorium agreed to raise the superintendent’s bond from 5000 to 25000 after a conference with county commissioners about new sanatorium finances. The commissioners also turned over 31077 as a quarterly appropriation for operation.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
28 Drown in Steamer Capsize on Imperial River
At least 28 people died when the river steamer Cautin capsized and sank on the Imperial river near Santiago Chile. One survivor said more than 100 may have perished among about 350 aboard. police in Fuerio recovered 28 bodies while others were carried downstream.
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Santiago
Chilie
Imperial River
Rial
Fuerio
Greek Guerrillas Suffer Losses in Greek Clash Platanos
Athens report says Greek guerrillas suffered about 300 casualties in the Platanos area of southern Greece with forces retreating toward Archova and some dispatches claiming control of Arahova. The war ministry noted guerrillas had withdrawn, while Greek troops suffered 13 dead and 58 wounded in the same fighting.
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Athens
Open Bids For Purchase Of Voting Machines
Lorain County commissioners opened bids for 112 voting machines with two bidders Automatic Voting Machine Corp and Shoup Voting Machine Corp. Automatic showed a unit price of 1295 cash, 1308 on five year notes, 1324 on ten years, 1340 on fifteen years. Shoup bid 1321 F O B Canton on ten year notes. Both are nine party 50 candidate machines and neither can deliver by the May 4 primary.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Automatic Voting Machine Corp
Jamestown
Shoup Voting Machine Corp
Philadelphia
United States
E. R. Comings
Shoup Company
F. O. B. Canton
Gandhi escapes unhurt as bomb hits prayer gathering
A small bomb exploded near Gandhi during an evening prayer in New Delhi. Gandhi was unhurt though nine bystanders were injured as police arrested a Hindu youth found with a head grenade. Authorities believe the act aimed to disrupt Gandhi’s conciliatory efforts between Hindus and Muslims.
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New Delhi
S Zareen
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Madhanlal
Three Cars Damaged In East River Fourth Crash
A three car crash at East River and Fourth streets at 6 19 last night left one driver with a leg injury. Herbert Kaatz Lorain and Daniel Leininger 423 Kenton Ave faced arrest for failing to stop at a traffic signal. Leininger eastbound on Fourth struck Kaatz southbound on East River, tipping Kaatz’s car and colliding with a northbound taxi driven by Elmer Kirschner Lorain. Kaatz was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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East River
Fourth Streets
Herbert Kaaiz
Lorain
Daniel Iinger
Kenton Avenue
Leininger
Fourth Street
Kaatz
Eilsre
Haatz
Elmer Kirschner
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pence
Julius Schuster
Brandiston Avenue
Broad Street
Lodi
West Side Lumber Co
William Callihan
Schuster
Campaign County Courthouse Destroyed by Fire
Four fire departments battled a blaze that leveled the 68 year old Campaign County court house in Urbana. The fire began before 3 a m and by 7 a m the limestone walls stood only. The first floor collapsed into the basement as firefighters arrived in record cold. An investigation will follow to determine the cause. No injuries were reported and losses were estimated above 5100 000 with 75000 insurance.
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Urbana
Common Pleas
Marion B. Owen
Piqua
Sidney
Bellefontaine
Arabs clash with Jewish town near Acre in Palestine standoff
Reports from north say an Arab force from Lebanon crossed the frontier to confront the Jewish settlement of Yihiaam ten miles east of Acre, with a large battle under way. A British communique noted a raid began at 7 am and a police vehicle was burned after failing to return. In Sarafand an attempted Jewish arms raid was foiled by two sentries guarding a fence gap. The tense arms face is tied to a go slow order by exiled Grand Mufti Hai Amin el Husaini.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
Palestine
Yihiaam
Acre
Jewish Agency
Sarafand
Middle East
Hai Amin el Hussaini
Grand Jury to Summon 15 Persons Next Feb
County Clerk HE. Agate reports 15 individuals are to be summoned for grand jury service starting February 9. The list includes Joseph Williams, George Wis singer, Betty Kranrak, Stasia Henry, Florence Wilcox, Eugene Eddy, Louis Ponar, Gladis Baker, Marguerite Damm, Marguerite Thesbald, Alice Inman, Mary Paff, Bertie Duchoslav, James Lowe, Howard Close, and others from Lorain Columbia Station Wellington. The National Tube Management Club meeting postponed to January 28 at 6:30 PM at the Eagles club in Lorain with officers to be installed.
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HE. Agate
Joseph Williams
Pasadena Avenue
George Wissinger
Fairlawn Avenue
Betty Kranrak
Waterstreet, Elyria
Stasia Henry
Florence Wilcox
Eugene Eddy
Louis Ponar
Gladis Baker
Marguerite Damm
Marguerite Thesbald
Alice Inman
Mary Paff
Bertie Duchoslav
Lorain
James Lowe
Columbia Station
Howard Close
Wellington
National Tube Management Club
Eagles Club
Gold Diggers Needed Time and Money in 1897
In 1897 a miner spent forty days and 665 dollars to reach the dike-bound diggings with uncertain riches. The Chronicle Telegram suggests today that a small cost for a copy and a quick look at Classified Ads can yield opportunities and profits, urging readers to start collecting nugget profits.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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V.F.W. Post
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler Plymouth
Lincoln
Fiesta
Canadian
Advisory Council On Education
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Hoover
Minerva
Poplar Street
Hawthorne
Henry W. Ault
W. H. Gaston
Longfellow Street
Rivoli
Wagon Gap
Abbot & Costello
Ceresota
Columbia Tomato Soup
Libby's Baby Food
Elyria Frozen Food Service
Bulletin
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