New Cold Wave From Canada Prompts Harsh Weather
A cold wave moving down from central Canada brings sub zero temperatures and strong winds across Kan sas, Iowa, Nebraska and New England. Snow and dangerous conditions spread as forecasters track a southeastward push lasting about four hours. Miami records 75 degrees as the warm spot in the region.
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Calgary
Kansax
Towa
Nebraska
Cormer
New England
Caribe
Chicago
AIF
Miami
Wigeley
President asks Congress to approve Britain loan plan
President Truman urged Congress to approve a 3.75 billion dollar line of credit to Britain to finance purchases of American goods and sustain global trade. The loan requires repayment starting in 1948 with two percent interest, which could be waived when Britain's exports lack dollars. The move aligns with Bretton Woods rules and aims to accelerate end of the Sterling area.
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Washington
Trueman
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Iati Brita
Impey
Priespal
Bris
Bretlon Woods
Funeral Services For Harry Hopkins On Friday
Funeral services for Harry Hopkins will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at St Bartholemew Episcopal Church. Rev George Paul Yo will preside with large attendance expected. Hopkins died at The tiowl Medical Hospital after a long illness. Burial plans were not yet set.
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Harry Hopkins
New York
Hopkins
St Barthlesey
George Paul
Tiowl Meerdical Hospital
Norwegian Nomination Shocks UNO Secretary Race
London reports a year old Norwegian candidate nominated by the Security Council to become United Nations secretary general. The assembly eyed the nomination as Russia and other P5 members negotiate to secure support amid Iran Russia tensions. Security Council discussed a five page Iran document and expected a long Iranian reply.
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UNO
Veygey Tie
Atyeve
United Nations Security Council
Mesconfittiskop
tAcme Telephoto
London
Tivgey Lie
Tod
Haminaton
Rral
United Nations
Osts
UNO Assembly
Secuity Council
Tae
Assembly
Russia
Pig
Paes
Security Council
Iran
Reasia
Sles
Vets Eligible For Post Office Jobs In Elyria
Elyria veterans are eligible for post office jobs without Oral Service exams under rules announced by Postmaster C. J. Sartor. The policy covers men on the 1940 eligibility list who served between May 1, 1940 and October 22, 1943 if they meet specified qualifications. Veterans with 10 percent or more military disability may be appointed without Civil Service exams and could be considered for permanent positions after probation.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Commission Asks Office Be Furnished
The commission requests furnishing of an office for the Spiders and Sulates relief effort in Pia county. The letter seeks space on dates set by the commission and notes compensation for mounting investigations, with details on staff, costs, and projected timelines. The document outlines budget lines, anticipated expenses, and the need for a timely decision.
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Lora
Pia
Goa
Jmgs
Annual YWCA Dinner Highlights World Fellowship Work
Miss McPherson of the Cleveland YWCA lauded the Elyria YWCA and the World YWCA's global reach. She noted 69 countries host branches, 400 associations, and 3000 campus units, with wartime YWCA activity aiding prisoners and civilians. Board elections selected new directors and nominees, underscoring ongoing growth and wartime support needs.
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O of
Ate
Oitis McPherson
Weel
Cleveland
Miss McPherson
United States
World Organization
Yo W. CA
Europe
Y. W
World Fellowship
Speculation on Toledo's Proposed 1 Percent City Tax
Columbus officials doubt Toledo can levy a municipal income tax under state law. The Toledo measure would impose 1 percent on wages salaries and net profits. Officials warn the move could be challenged as unconstitutional and argue it may face legal hurdles from state authorities.
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Columbus
Toledo
Toleder
Emary Glander
Three Elyrians Enlist In The Army
Three Elyrians enlist in the Army at a local recruiting office or Elyria post office. The details are garbled but indicate enlistment activity and references to regiments and training in a theatre of operation context.
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Elyria
Bude
Bosepeca
Oper
Umbrd
Nahas Bae Me
Yuver
Wborbenm Hs
Pension Funds In Many Cities To Go Broke
They warn that municipal pension funds face insolvency as rising costs and obligations strain city budgets. The article cites troubled funds in multiple regions and discusses potential reforms, funding gaps, and long term financial risks.
First Step Toward Expanding Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital Trustees begin study for expansion as Dr. Droodo Carter of St Lake's Hospital visits to assess current facilities and city growth potential. Carter will report location, capacity, and design ideas to guide plans, with trustees awaiting his recommendations before finalizing plans.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Drodoo Carter
St. Lake's
Carter
James A. Slewitt
God Oshers
Javad Hospital
Obie Hospital Association
Eisha
Cheyehind
Deen Hospital
Blytia
Qumd Na Plata
Bevin Charges Russia Has Violated Treaty
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin today accused the Soviet Union of breaching the Tripartite Treaty of 1944. In London, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky rejected an Iranian appeal to keep the case under UN Security Council jurisdiction and sought to move talks to other venues.
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Ernest Bevar
Iran
London
Uning
Uispu Tner
United Nations Security
Connell
Andrei Vishinsky
Foreigh
Chinathy
Beved Hassan Taqizadeh
Tran
Recucry Council
Taqizadeh
Ussute
Meuidas
Jurisediviion
Todin
Contas
Technientiy
Auto industry dispute headed for talk as GM and UAW set meeting
Detroit General Motors and United Auto Workers executives agreed to meet today to resume negotiations after a long stalemate. Both sides aimed to avert a strike by outlining core wage and benefit demands and signaling possible concessions during direct talks.
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General Motors Corporation
CIO
United Auto
Executves
Welser
General Motors
Clu
Wiber
Ro J. Thota
UAW
Jeumes FL Diesel Ak
Trent
FTA
Gmeuaw Legistattas
Woman Suffers Arm Fracture After Fall on Sidewalk
A woman fell on an unidentified sidewalk causing a fracture. She was assisted by bystanders and transported to a medical facility for treatment. The incident occurred in an urban area with no further details on location or witnesses.
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Egat
Armara
Elia
Reichard Honored by Associates at Elyria Banquet
Russell Reichard is celebrated by General Industries workers at Elyria Country Club for his career since 1906 and Metals Division leadership. Attendees include Bob Burns, William Lehmitigen, Howard Roe, Alex Garland, Marty Moon, Carl Russert, David Clots, and many colleagues who present a rifle and engraved pocket watch.
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Tuveday
General Industries
Elyria
Bob Burns
Elyrians
Burns
Reichard
Mr. Reichard
William A Lehmitigen
Howard Roe
Alon
Cinage
Alex Chart
Nichole
Willuan Mann
Erediy
Uae
Reielws
Electue Cn
Bell Versatie
Mie Metals Divison
General Industyyer Cu
Dates Set For 1946 Graduation Exercises
Fragmentary OCR yields disjointed text about graduation dates for 1946. Among readable parts are scattered mentions of ceremony timing and place names, with unclear dates and filler words. The readable segments hint at planning details but lack complete facts.
Strikers Eligible For Relief Says County Director
County relief official Floyd Shaw says striking workers may qualify for relief under state law. He notes the county plans a community service meeting in Lorewin County to outline eligibility and relief procedures for those on strike.
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Todas
ARNON
Pers
Dru Wises Shasaat Shaw
Lorewin
Cowmel
Longin Variertok
Ask Og
Arte
Hopes High For Sudden Break In Steel Strike
The steel wage deadlock keeps the industry on edge as talks between government officials and steel executives stall. Prices and relief stay central, with firms warning of reduced output as strikes ripple through smaller plants and workers face uncertain hours.
Strike violence in Cincinnati area escalates
In Cincinnati area unrest followed a strike as police detained two persons. The confrontation turned deadly when a man was shot amid clashes between workers and authorities at a street protest outside a factory district.
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Cincinnati
Patrie Coe
Niet
Tay Coynol Borg
Warrort
Sweeping Anti-Strike Bill Gains Support
House Republicans and Southern Democrats back a broad anti strike bill introduced by Rep. Francis Case. The measure aims to curb unions and employers alike with a 30 day cooling off period and outlaw violent picketing while shifting focus to fact finding and collective bargaining to settle disputes. International leaders endorse the policy outline, expecting broader support from additional lawmakers.
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House
Francs Case
Case
Rides Committee
Labor Committee
Truman
Rules Committee
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
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Mosher
Meaher
Howse
Tillman
Borda
House Republicans
GOP
Chicago
Inthorntal
Weld
Meeting Of 14 Month Old Son Fails After Navy Return
A man describes meeting his 14 month old son for the first time after 18 months overseas with the Navy. He notes time away, homecoming, and the daughter turning four in March. Details reference shipboard service and family circumstances.
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Ain Oon
Diet
Elurg
Fitts
Beter
Navy
Toles
Elias
Ruivoy
Vssa
Amerion Theater
Ybboi
Big Gas Well Strike Reported in East Liverpool
A fragmented notice from East Liverpool highlights a major gas discovery with an estimated 3,000,000 cubic feet daily production. The item mentions a Pittsburgh company and local contact details, noting a significant yield for Colombo County area.
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Tobey
Higher Prices Seen As Key To End Strike
Pittsburgh reports a drive to end the reconversion strike through price revisions as CIO workers press for a 148 dollar daily wage boost. Benjamin F. Fairless of U S Steel returns from a mystery Washington trip while CIO President Philip Murray is in the capital amid talks. Officials foresee a near settlement within a week, with U S Steel indicating a need for a six dollar twenty five cent per ton rise to meet wage proposals, while a government offer exceeds three dollars per ton. Steel production and small plant concessions face disruptions as unions push for higher pay.
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Waitington
Talon Cio
Heuser
Yenjonin Fo
Voss Steel Corp
John W. Sivder
New York
Steel
Counser
Pittsburgh
Dle
Parker
Rusia
United Steelwork
Pera
Gerrense
M.S Steel
Diving 8 Olds
Beard
Tl Vents
Rew Cif
Uo Os Steel
Atcel
CIO
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Washington
OPA
Philip Murray
I Washington
United
U. S. Steel
Irving & Qhole
Menting
Truman
Faye
Llinois
Twain
Indiana
Te Dnion
Weirtan Steel Co
No. 1
Steel Strike Effects On Local Employment This Week
Local United States Employment Service notes fewer requests for labor as steel strikes continue. Some lay offs reported at the Austin Company building the GM plant on Telegraph Road due to scarce steel and slag. Office job shortages persist for stenographers and typists, while unemployment claims rise slightly though striking workers may not qualify.
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Suft
Austin Company
General Motors
National Tube Comepany
Lorain
USES
Steels
Loran
Wheeling Steel And Union Meet Promised Today
Wheeling officials say no meeting of CIO United Steelworkers officials and Wheeling Steel management has been scheduled for 2 p m today. The company employs 16 000 to 18 000 workers in the area and negotiations are ongoing.
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Wheeling. W. V
Wheeling Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Directory
A brief notice urging readers to use the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads directory for repairs and services. Mentions family and local help, encouraging smooth, reliable listings in the everyday newspaper section.
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Lehmot
Chrorole - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
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