Nazi Soviet Pact Documents Published by State Dept
State Department releases 260 Nazi foreign office documents on Soviet relations 1939 to 1941. Include 1940 note praising Soviet naval help for German fleet and plans to abandon Murmansk base for new Norway bases. Also cover talks between Stalin and Hitler era figures and alleged Axis power carve up. Continued on Page 1.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Russia
Russian
Norway
Nazi Foreign Office
State Department
Germany
Balkans
Josef Stalin
Britain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Yosuke Matsuoka
Hitler
Foreign Office
Murmen
Reich
Commander In Chief of the Navy
Paget
Stalin
Molotov
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Principel
Acme
City Completes Payment of Light Bills and Seeks Funds
City Auditor Ellsworth Albert reported payment of over 20000 in light bills using a 30000 advance against 1948 tax collections from County Auditor Frank Ayers plus a last year sales tax distribution. The payroll of about 13000 depleted the general fund, prompting a possible 36000 lien and another borrowing to cover current and upcoming expenses. He plans postponements to better gauge finances before further payments.
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Ellsworth Albert
Frank Ayers
Albert
Oréer
Mtoney
Ayers
Northeastern Ohio Weather With Night Snow and Cold
Weather forecast for Cleveland area calls for occasional light snow, strong winds, and a drop to three degrees tonight. Friday remains cloudy and cold with a high near 14. Also an Elyria ad lists CERESOTA 25 lb flour at 1.99, Columbia Tomato Soup 95c per dozen, Libby's Baby Food 12 cans for 79c.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ceresota
Columbia Tomato Soup
Libby's Baby Food
Elyria Frozen Food Service
Hoover Calls For Slashing Down Payment On Marshall Plan
Former President Herbert Hoover urged drastic revision of the Marshall plan in a Washington speech. He proposed cutting more than 54 billion from Truman's 286.6 billion request, urged private loans for capital goods, and demanded tax relief to protect domestic economy while seeking famine aid from Canada and Western Hemisphere nations.
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Hoover
Washington
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Mr. Hoover
Canada
Europe
Export-Import
President Truman
Congress
Truman Opposes Hoover Plan On European Recovery
President Truman today rejected former President Hoover’s recommendation to cut the Marshall plan funding for the first 15 months from 6.6 billion. He declined to detail objections, saying his disapproval would stand on its own. He also commented on Bernard Baruch’s economic proposals, saying he was pleased to read most.
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Washington
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Bernard M. Baruch
Freshmen Elected to School Student Cabinet
Two Elyrias were elected today to represent their class on the high school Student Cabinet. Freshmen Mary Lee Faurer and Sidmy Brars join eight seniors six juniors and four sophomores in the eight to ten member cabinet for the current school year.
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Mary Lee Faurer
Washington Avenue
Sidmy Brars
E.H.S Cabinet To Sponsor Party
The Elyine High School Student Cabinet will sponsor a party for all high school students next Monday after noon in the school cafeteria from 2 30 to 4 30 pm. Miss Shirley Mackin leads plans with chaperones Miss Marian Kemble Miss Gladys Fowell George Thourot and William Richey from the faculty.
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Elyine High School
Shirley Mackin
Marian Kemble
Gladys Fowell
George Thourot
William Richey
More Bodies Of War Dead To Reach U S Today
Repatriation of World War II dead resumes this month after a Christmas pause. Ohio Military District at Fort Hayes reports funeral directors across Lorain County have been asked to prepare services as bodies are returned. The first group of 1753 servicemen arrives in New York aboard the Eric Gibson, with Lorain County not yet receiving any remains.
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Lorvein
Veterans Service Office
Lorain County
United States
New York
U. S. Army
Eric G. Gibson
Immediate Guaranteed Automotive Service Ad
Deetz Inc offers guaranteed auto service for Chrysler Plymouth vehicles at 728 W Broad Street with phone 3358. Advertisement.
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Broad Street
Adv
Firelands Area Scout Leaders To Meet Monday
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold a dinner meeting next Monday in the basement of the Berlin Heights Methodist church. Ten Scouters will elect officers, hear committee reports on past year achievements and upcoming objectives, with leaders from Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Lorain counties among those attending.
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Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Berlin Heights
Lorain
Ere
Huron
Vincent Hart
Oberlin
Robert Butts
Elyria
Harold Ewing
Illyria
Lorain County
Rufus Taylor
A. H. West
Guy B. Findley
Henry K. Shaw
Harold Xunkie
Russell Stokley
Henry Ingersoldl
Ther
Andrew Stefan
Franklin Jones
Wellington
Russell Griggs
First Congregational Church of
Joseph King
First Church of
A. Chapin
First Methodist Church of
Henry K. Shew
First Christian Church
H. J. Hursh
Columbia
Parent-Teacher Association
A. F. Scheber
Richard MacDermott
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Edward Haynes
la Grange
Raymond C. Neil
James Dewhurst
la Porte
St. Agnes Church of
The
Bar Scouts
Community Chest Agency
New Cold Wave Hits Ohio With Deep Freeze Possible
A new cold mass from Canada swept into the Great Lakes region. Forecasters warned Ohio could see its coldest spell yet if a Missouri Oklahoma snow storm fails to push through. Temperatures may moderate Saturday if the snow system arrives in time. otherwise a prolonged brutal cold is anticipated.
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Aew
Ohio
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Canadian
Great Lakes
Missouri
Oklahoma
Canada
Yukon
Prolonged Cold Spell to Hit Eastern U S
United Press reports the U S Weather Bureau warns of a reinforced cold wave from Canada bringing the most prolonged cold this winter. Officials fight fuel oil shortages as many buildings close and families double up indoors while the leading edge moves toward the Atlantic coast and possibly Florida threatening citrus crops.
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Canada
Midwest
Chicago
United States
Mississippi
Missouri
Florida
Ohio River
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
East
Miss Catherine Denning Appointed Lorain County Supervising Nurse
Miss Catherine Denning of Columbus, consultant in nursing education at the Ohio State Health Department, named supervising nurse for Lorain County District Health Department in Oberlin. She starts January 28, filling the vacancy created by Miss Belle Crichton’s resignation in September 1947 to pursue graduate studies at the University of Michigan.
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Catherine Denning
Columbus
Lorain County
Oberlin
Miss Denning
Division of Nursing
Ohio State Health Department
State Health Department
County Health Department
Denning Enal
Belle Crichton
Mises Cr
City Hall Job Combining Considered by Officials
City officials mull a plan to merge the building inspector role with the city sealer of weights and measures. Council authorized a building inspector assistant for Hart Dickason last year, but no hire has been made. A clerk was expected, possibly a woman, to handle office duties, while George Savage left his combined health inspector duties. Gordon Beil serves temporarily in the interim.
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Gov. Council
Hart Dickason
Council
eHow
George Savage
Department of Health
Gordon Beil
Bevin Warns of Soviet Blunder in Greece and Eastern Europe
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the House of Commons Britain faces grave danger of a Soviet misstep as Moscow seeks to extend Communist control in Eastern Europe and now in the west. He cited Greece and Trieste as key flashpoints and urged Moscow to act cautiously while warning of a potential grave blunder. Bevin condemned Kremlin strategy in Poland Bulgaria Hungary and Romania and called for ending political barrages and wars of nerves.
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London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Greece
Russia
Europe
West
Britain
United States
Bevin
Trieste
Moscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Marshall Urges Western Allies for Europe Recovery Plan
Secretary of State George C. Marshall told the National Cotton Council in Atlanta that the United States must seek allies in western Europe to save western civilization. He warned isolation weakens strength and stressed broad, far-reaching effects of the European recovery program on international relations.
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Atlanta
George C. Marshall
United States
Europe
National Cotton Council
Marshall
Congress
General Strike Called In American Occupation Zone
Bavarian trade union leaders voted unanimously to declare a 24 hour general strike across Bavaria starting at midnight to protest food shortages and handling of the crisis. Authorities estimate about 2,000,000 workers would be idle as the walkout could extend into the Bavarian government amid tension over Western Germany food supplies.
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Frankfurt
Bavaria
Germany
AFL Head Proposes Longer 40-Hour Week With OT Pay
AFL President William Green told the Senate Banking Committee that a five hour longer work week paid at overtime rates could replace higher straight-time wages. He said it requires an anti inflation program and cautioned that without price relief labor will demand new raises. If Congress acts on his plan he would press for the longer week.
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Washington
AFL
William Green
Green
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Fire wipes out 36 buses and garage in Chester
A $500000 general alarm fire with 15 explosions swept the Southern Pennsylvania Bus Co. garage and office in Chester, forcing over 2000 residents from homes within a five block radius. Thirty six buses were destroyed and only the burned wells of the garage remained.
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Chester
Southern Pennsylvania Bus Co
Bonus Forms Available Across Ohio March 1
Ohio veterans can obtain World War II state bonus application forms starting March 1 in all 88 counties through county officers and veterans groups. About 3.5 million forms cover 30 to 400 dollars, with an anticipated 827,000 claims. Applications run through June 20, 1950. survivors’ forms require a written request. The discharge must accompany forms and photostat copies will be returned with a note of the application. No date given for first checks. Prior sinking fund notes set payments for March 2–15.
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Columbus
Adjt
Chester W. Goble
Goble
Ohio
Sinking Furd Commission
Room for Rent Ad Turns Spare Bedroom Profitable
A Chronicle Telegraph ad pitches extra income by renting a spare bedroom. Readers are urged to contact roomseekers at once via phone numbers 44-121 or 44-131 to secure a profitable tenant.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Auction Sale Friday Evening at 324 E Bridge St
Merle G Karns auctioneer sells Frigidaire 7 cu ft appliance 10 months old radio and record player 8 months old and 100 popular records at 7:30 p m on Friday at 324 East Bridge Street Read Auction Ad with details.
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Fnday
E. Bridge St. Frigidaire
Sonora Radio
Merle G. Karns
Adv
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Wild Irish Rose
Dennis Margen
United Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
Capitgl
James Mason
Stella Lewandowski
A. D. Délmar
Hackensack
N. J
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Lewandowski
U.S
Western Europe
Mac’s. East Avenue
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