Vincent Area May Get City Water Line
Residents in the Vincent district along Route 254 may obtain Elyria city water after meetings led by County Sanitary Engineer Lester Osborne. The plan requires property owners to pay cash for the portion exceeding legal assessment limits, with total costs estimated at 200000 dollars for the Route 254 main and about 68000 for the main line.
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Vincent
Elyria City
Lester Osborne
Vincent School
Osborne
Elyria Avenue
GM Insurance Plan May Bring An Injunction
Washington government may seek an injunction to stop General Motors from pushing a company insurance plan on 350000 employees without union bargaining. NLRB general counsel Robert N. Denham charged GM with refusing to bargain with CIO. An injunction could halt promotion of the plan under penalties for contempt, hearing set for Feb 73 in Detroit.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers’ 'Cio
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Cio
Denham
Detroit
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ind
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
CSO
153 Missing In Ferry Boat Disaster
Tokyo authorities report 153 missing after the wooden ferry Joe Maru sinks in the inland sea. Rescue ships and coast guard units search the area as the disaster disrupts coastal travel and raises questions about vessel safety.
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Tokyo
Japan
Weather: Partly cloudy and windy with a cold day
Partly cloudy and windy today with a high of 26 degrees and a low of 12 tonight. Tomorrow occasional snow is expected as winds remain strong and temperatures fall.
Markets Found Today On Page Two
An automotive service ad appears on page two listing Deetz, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth at 728 W. Broad with phone 3388. The brief notice promotes immediate service and market features for vehicles and repairs.
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Broad Greet
32 Die in Flaming DC-3 Crash Carrying Mexican Workers
Fresno reports 32 killed when a DC-3 charter for the U S Immigration Service crashed near Coalinga. Mexican nationals, American crew, and an immigration inspector died. 12 identified so far. The plane vanished in flames after taking off from Oakland toward El Centro.
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Fresno
Cal
Coaling
United States
U. S. Immigration Service
Long Beach
Frans Atkinson
Bobbie
Marion Ewing
Balboa
Frank Chaffin
Berkeley
Civil Aeronautics Administration
L F. Nixon
San Francisco
Oakland
el Centro
Mexico
Eleven Men Stage Pay Day Riot Near Newark
Eleven Baltimore and Ohio section hands were to appear in Buckeye Lake court after a pay day riot at a railroad camp seven miles NW of Newark. Sheriff Roe Francis and five deputies broke up the disturbance. Raymond Belcher, 43, of Granville, was left in fair condition with knife wounds. Nine men face drunkenness and disorderly conduct counts. others are held on open charges.
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Newark
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buckere Lake
Here
Roe Francis
Raymond Belcher
Granville
Justice of the Peace
Plane With Twelve Aboard Crashes In Lower Alps
Paris report cites France Soir that an American transport plane with nine passengers and three crew crashed in the lower Alps near Barcelonnette in the L Abate valley. The craft departed Istres for Ginz, Italy, Tuesday afternoon and has not been heard from since.
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Paris
France- Soir
Frankfurt
Lower
Alps
L’abate
Barcelonette
Istres
France
Gdinz
Italy
Marine Veteran Named Deputy Sheriff in Lorain
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan announced the appointment of Richard Meyers aged 25 of 1038 West Erie Avenue Lorain as a new deputy starting February 1. Meyers a Lorain native and Lorain High School graduate served as a scout sniper sergeant with the Second Marine Division in the Pacific during World War II and returned to work at National Tube Co. Meyers will join 12 deputies in service with a starting salary of 215 dollars per month.
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Carl R. Finegan
Richard Meyers
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Meyers
National Tube Co
U. S. Marine Corps
Second Marine Division
Pacific
National Tube
Brookside Alumni to Meet After Brookside Avon Game
Brookside Alumni plan a Friday meeting at the school after the Brookside-Avon basketball game to elect officers and discuss funding for a sighted-field at Brookside school. President Harry Lloyd urges all alumni to attend this special gathering. Don’t miss it. Saturday Night Ely Park On The Square.
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Sheffield
Brookside
Brookside School
Harry Lloyd
Ely Park
the Square
U S And Britain Will Reject Russia Protest
London sources said Britain and the United States will reject Russia's protest over reopening Mellaha Field near Tripoli as a temporary US Air Transport Command refueling base. The Italian treaty is cited as leaving Libya under British military administration until Libya's future is settled.
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Radio Moscow
Russia
United States
Britain
Tripol
Libya
Foreign Office
Mellaha Field
Wheelus Field
Air Transport Command
North African Desert
Tripoli
Ohio Pastors For Marshall Plan Convention Endorses Aid
The One Pastors Convention in Columbus urged Congress to adopt the Marshall Plan without reduction noting strong support among pastors. A minority, Rev. Thomas Chiver of Sandusky, opposed foreign aid amid Southern poverty. The group urged admitting 100000 displaced persons yearly, a fair employment practices act, and interracial councils to ease racial tension.
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Columbus
One Pastors
Congress
Thomas Chiver
Sandusky
Europe
United States
Millersburg Postmaster Assistant Dies at 68
W G Bain longtime assistant postmaster of Millersburg died at his home from a heart attack last night at age 68. In Rivoli the note mentions Captain From Castile with Tyrone Power listed. Ady.
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Millersburg
W. G. Bain
Rivoli
Castile
Army Funeral Ship Connolly Sinks While Astern Tow
The Army funeral ship Joseph V. Connolly sank suddenly while being towed toward New York. All crew were evacuated after an earlier fire, and the tow lines snapped in a snow squall about 1,000 miles east of Boston. The 7,000-ton vessel carried 4500 coffins for returning war dead.
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Boston
Joseph V. Connolly
New York
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Connolly
Curb
Enope
Marshall Plan Estimates Too Low Says International Bank
The International Bank told Congress that European reports indicate Marshall Plan spending is about 1 billion dollars below administration estimates. McCloy presented a study showing Western Europe may need 7.6 billion versus 6.8 billion planned for the first 15 months. The bank challenges Canada and South America credits and Hoover’s food-credit view.
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Washington
International Bank
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. McCloy
McCloy
Canada
South American
Western Europe
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
George C. Marshall
Senate
Fuel Oil Shortage In Ohio To Be Investigated
Columbus Gov Thomas J Herbert poses a committee to study Ohio fuel oil shortages and decide if a state coordinator is needed. The panel follows a Tobey suggestion and includes Eric V Weber, public relations director for the oil industry in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. Weber also leads the Ohio Petroleum Markets Association.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Compie
Herbert
Charlies W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Chetsman
Eric V. Weber
Cincnnati
Kentucky
Tennessee
Weber
Ohio Petroleum Markets Association
Chicago Suburbs Have No Water
Water supplies to large sections on the Northwest and West sides of Chicago were shut off today when an ice jam knocked an intake in Lake Michigan. About 76,000 customers were affected, possibly 1.5 million people, including Oak Park Elmwood Park and Park Ridge.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Water Department
Oak Park
Elmwood Park
Park Ridge
Sion
Ohio Fuel
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Ohio Fuel Gas
Ohio
State Highway Department
West Central
South Central
Mt. Gilead
Canton
Alliance
Salem
Hamilton
Batavia
Lebanon
Youngstown
Warren
Chardon
North Central
Circleville
London
Marysville
Montpelier
Ohio Faces Gas Shortage as Cold Wave Grips State
Ohio endures a severe natural gas shortage with 100 percent cuts to industrial plants while standby fuel limits keep factories idle. Temperatures fell across the state with Zanesville and Columbus among the coldest spots, and officials warn a new Hudson Bay cold snap may hit Ohio.
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N Oine
Hudson Bay
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Mercury
East Liverpool
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo
Pindlay
Mansfeld
Dayton
Cleveland
Ohio
Potteries
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
State Public Utilities Commis
Way Cleared For Vets Bills
Washington reports GOP leaders set to speed through two major veterans bills on the House floor. Rep. Leo E. Allen cleared the way for the GI Bills expanding school and on the job training benefits while signaling opposition to early action on universal military training. The measures have Senate approval but face House floor hurdles.
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Washington
Leo E. Allen
Allen
Walter G. Andrews
Armed Services Committee
Andrews
Senate
W. Howes Meade
Orville Wright In Serious Condition In Hospital
DAYTON Orville Wright seventy six the first man to fly an engine driven airplane remained in serious condition after a laboratory collapse. Attending physician Dr A B Brower said Wright showed congestion in the right lung and that his condition was possibly better than after a prior collapse though still grave.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
A. B. Brower
Brower
Wright
Banks Close Two Days as French Government Bans 5000 Franc Notes
Paris the government ordered banks shut for two days and banned 5000 franc notes to curb speculators amid a National Assembly debate on a free gold market. Finance Minister Rene Mayer announced plans to withdraw the notes and urged the public not to accept them as measures to curb black market currency dealings.
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Paris
National Assembly
Rene Mayer
Socialist Party
United States
Rene
Mayer
France
American Express Company
Robert Schuman
Schuman
State Supreme Court Takes Holiday Over Heat Shortage
Columbus reports the State Supreme Court closed for a holiday as the courtroom temperature dropped to four degrees due to a generator breakdown. Five hearings were postponed, with Chief Justice Carl V Wergendt noting the heat and light supply came from the Ohio Penitentiary complex.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Carl V Wergendt
Ohio Penitentiary
Statehouse
Jerusalem trains looted as Jewish homes blown up in unrest
Arab bands halted three trains overnight and today looted merchandise worth several thousand dollars. Five Jewish homes were blown up during the night, likely by Arab demolition squads. The notice lists a few consumer items and an Elyria Frozen Foods ad.
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Jerusalem
Truman urges Congress to extend grain controls for distillers
President Truman asks Congress to keep grain allocation powers beyond Saturday, proposing a monthly 2,500,000 bushel limit for distillers, about 23 percent reduction from fiscal year norms. He cites large whisky stocks and stock preservation, urging continued inventory and allocation controls to meet export goals.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
House Banking Committee
Profitable ideas via Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads
A promoting note explains how to profit from others ideas and recommends using Want Ads to buy, sell, find homes, or locate missing valuables. It gives contact numbers 44-121 and 44-131 for ordering Want Ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Auctions of household goods and tools this week
Evening and afternoon sales of this week prompt readers to read the Auction Ads and find items to bid on. Merle G. Karns is the auctioneer with phone contact 46-48.
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Merle G. Karns
Adv
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United Press
Capitol
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Adventure Island
Alice
Elyria Frozen Foods
Fuller Road
Elyria
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