7000 Men In Hunt For C54 Missing With 44 Persons
Dozens of planes over Whitehorse as 7000 personnel and U S Air Force join Royal Canadian Air Force in a large scale search for the C54 missing with 44 aboard. Priority areas near Carcross and a high mountain range drive the effort amid zero cold and cloudy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehorse
Y. T
U. S. Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Northwest
RCAF
M. Costello
Learch
Joyce M. Espe
Air Force
Victor
James R. Espe
Mendorf
Alaska
Anchorage
Great Falls
Mont
Carcross
March Of Dimes Fund Rises To 6654 In Elyria Drive
March of Dimes funds in Elyria reach 6654.49 after 938.04 added from police fund efforts. Police and firemen raised 641.45 during a downtown drive. Boy Scouts collected papers citywide under Milan Bendik to extend collections. Schools and local groups contributed, including McKinley 90.18 and Allen 27.90, with many other items from local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Boy Scouts
Milan Bendik
Keck Plastic
Haury Manufacturing
Nelson Plumbing & Heating
Chapin Uresing
Haury Brothers
McKinley School
Allen School
Garford School
Jewish Temple
Banner
First Christian Church
Women of Moose
Neighborhood Club
West Ridge
Elks Lodge
North Elyria
Grange
Noble
St. Claire Rebekah’s Lodge
Elyria Credit Women’s Breakfast
Mrs Roosevelt warns against police state fear in democracy
Mrs Eileazor Roosevelt warns that fighting totalitarianism risks a police state fear, criticizing loyalty oaths as unwise and noting fear in the U N delegation from the U S S R. She cites police escorts and armored cars as symbols of pervasive fear carried into the United States.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Cleveland
Eileazor Roosevelt
Americans For Democratic Action
United Nations
U.S.S.R
Lake Success
Russians Ease Truck Restrictions To Berlin
Berlin reports the backlog of trucks headed for the western sector cleared as Soviet border guards relaxed checks. Traffic moved at eight per hour versus two previously. 60 trucks at Helmstedt were cleared by 6 am. East German and Soviet actions followed the end of “document orientation week” amid hints the slowdown could return. Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor warned the slowdown aimed to hurt Western Berlin’s economy recovering from last year’s blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Sandusky Judge to Hear Case Over Park Land Suit
Dr William G Schaeffer seeks to strike the bill of exceptions in the Beaver Park state park land appropriation suit brought by the Ohio Public Works Department. Common Pleas Judge Edmund H Savord will hear the motion in Sandusky as the state appeals a $185000 verdict from November 7. Attorneys say the bill of exceptions was not filed within the time limit.
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William G. ‘Schaeffer
Ohio Public Works Department
Beaver Park
Common Pleas
Edmund H. Savord
Sandusky
Schaeffer
Court of Appeals
Libel suit filed against Pearson and ABC seeks 225000
WASHINGTON attorney David W. Louisell says he filed a district court libel action seeking $225,000 in damages for Mary P. Gariepy of Royals Oak Michigan. The suit centers on Drew Pearson broadcasts on January 30 and February 6 1949 mentioning her husband Dr Bernard F. Gariepy and Father Charles Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Louisell
Drew Pearson
American Broadcasting Co
Mary P. Gariepy
Royals Oak
Mich
Louisell
Pearson
Cloudy and colder with snow flurries in northeast Ohio
Weather forecast notes cloudy and colder conditions this afternoon and tonight with occasional snow flurries, Tuesday remains cloudy and cold with periodic snow. Low near 16 tonight, high around 28 Tuesday. Pancake and sausage supper at LaGrange Methodist Church Tuesday Jan 31 to 8 30 p.m. Family style, LaGrange Veterans' Auxiliary ads.
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Ohio
LaGrange Meth
LaGrange Veterans’ Aux
Airlift For Storm Area Prepared
Red Cross planned to drop food and fuel to snowbound families in South Dakota while a farmer used a personal haylift to feed three horses stranded near Freeport Illinois. A new cold air surge hit the Atlantic coast as midwest temperatures plunged to subzero levels and a blizzard struck the Columbia River Gorge. Planes stood by at Pierre South Dakota to aid McPherson Campbell Edmunds and Walworth counties if needed. two McPherson county towns faced a week longer isolation with scarce food and fuel.
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Chicago
Red Cross
South Dakota
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Winslow
Ariz
Ispeed
Paul Mantz
Pierre
S. C
McPherson
Campbell
Edmunds
Walworth
Long Lake
Hillsview
Clarence Howe
Freeport
Pecatonica
Howe
Legion Conference Draws 400 From 10 Counties in Lorain
More than 400 American Legionnaires from ten counties in northeastern Ohio gathered at Lorain Post No. 30 for the Fifth District Winter Conference. The event featured a colors ceremony, committee forums on child welfare education and membership, reports by Elyria chairmen, a principal address by Legourt A. Dusseau, and a luncheon at the Legion Home. Notable attendees included State Rep E W De Chant and past state leaders, with discussions on Hoover Commissioner reports affecting veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The
American Legion
Lorain Post No
Advancement of Colors
Elyria
David Hyman
Foster P. Dirlam
W. O. McClellan
Fifth District
Galion
Legourt A. Dusseau
Department of Ohio
Legion
Legion Home
E. W. de Chant
John Murphy
Toledo
Donald Schoeppe
Harry
Eaton
Ashland
John Duffy
New London
State Department
Carl Smith
Clinton
Marie Kablesch
Clyde Erwin
Af I Warren
Hoover
Congress Seen Ready To Grant H-Bomb Money
Washington report says a willing Congress appears ready to fund the hydrogen bomb project for President Truman. Lawmakers from both parties mostly back the decision, with a few voices urging emphasis on world peace through the United Nations.
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Congress
Washington
President Truman
Mr. Truman
Stefan, R
Neb
House Appropriations Committee
United Nations
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Styles Bridges
N. H
Senate Armed Services
Appropriations
Connally
Iran Quakes and Floods Cause Heavy Losses in South
Reports from Zahidan and Bushire describe a large death toll from floods and earthquakes in southern Iran. About 500 killed in floods washing away two thirds of a city, and 1,000 killed in the Port Kangan quake with 1,300 injured and 21 towns destroyed. Rescue teams and Red Lion and Sun aid rush to the area.
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Tehran
Iran
Zahidan
Pakistan
Kangan
Persian Gulf
Bushire
Poland
Red Lion
Sun (Red Cross Society
Kansan
Accident Victim Recovering Nicely After Crash
Dorothy Walker a 24 year old of 547 Church Street recovering at home from serious injuries after being struck by a car near North Ridgeville Congregational Church on January 15 She suffered scalp lacerations and a compound fracture but is improving and may receive visitors. Safe crackers steal 1200 in cash 1000 in checks and 400 in bonds in two weekend robberies reported by police.
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Amherst
Dorothy Walker
Church Street
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Portsmouth
Burglary Report At Cottage By Black River
Deputies investigated a burglary at an unoccupied cottage behind the Elyria Country Club on Black River. Owner Mrs William McWilliams of Cleveland says the cottage was broken into since last October. A lamp and several items are missing, the entry was via a roof hole and rain damaged bedding. A glass in a rear door was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Elyria Country Club
Wiliam McWilliams
Cleveland
Ohio Holstein Group To Meet Here This Week
Kenneth Indoe president announces a two day Ohio Holstein-Friesian Association meeting in Columbus. The event will take place Thursday and Friday with dairy industry leaders and members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Holstein-Friesian Association
Kenneth Indoe
Walk signals on Elyria Broad Street cut to speed crossings
Elyria plans to remove walk signals at Washington Lodi Court and Middle crossings to cut pedestrian wait time from 70 to 15 seconds. Officials warn this raises pedestrian hazard as crossings will depend on traffic flow and drivers turning off Broad Street. The walk signals remain for Broad Street crossings.
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Elyria
Dan W. Kothe
Washington, Lodi
Court
Middle Crossings
Irving
Broad Street
Puerto Ricans Seek Relief After County’s Sharp Cut
County Commissioner J Norman Thompson indicated relief may be restored for about 70 Puerto Ricans who sought aid from the welfare department during the steel strike. Hardship cases include six visit to the commissioner's office. language barriers hinder employment. about 20 had found work, others struggle for food. Thompson suggested either provide relief or pay return fares to Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norjman Thompson
County Welfare Department
Commissioners’ Office
Thompson
Puerto Rico
New Evening Classes At Elyria High To Begin Tonight
The first adult class meeting for a business machines course will be at seven tonight in Elyria High School. Two classes will run due to rising enrollment, with Monday and Thursday instructors named. A ceramics course starts Feb 6 taught by Mrs. Bogard and a Personal Improvement class led by Miss Hornyak opens tonight with limited vacancies.
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D. A. Morris
Elyria High School
Morris
Anna Catherine Hess
Warren Wallace
Oberlin College of Commerce
Puller Bogard
Elizabeth Hornyak
Miss Hornyak
Tobin Speaks Tonight at Roosevelt Birthday Dinner
Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tob will headline a Franklin D. Roosevelt birthday anniversary dinner in Columbus. The Columbus chapter of Americans for Democratic Action sponsors the event.
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Tobin
Columbus
Maurice J. Tob
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Vic Janowicz Day Banquet to Honor Ohio State Star
Vic Janowicz Day banquet set for February 11 at Elyria Elks Hall spotlighting Janowicz, Hague, Campanella, and Ruzich as OSU sophomores and Elyria High alums. Dwight Trubey will speak. Denis Ryan Jr. to serve as toastmaster. 400 tickets available in Elyria outlets. event sponsored by the Elyria Booster Club and Chamber of Commerce.
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Jim Hague
Ohio State
California
Vic Janowicz
Elks Ballroom
Elyria
Elyria High
Ohio State Grid
Hague
Joe Campanella
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin
Steve Ruzich
Madison
Campanella
Rudich
Janowicz
Hattie
Booster Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chico State Alumni Association
Lorain County
Bell Company
Men's Shop
Toggery
City Loan
United Polish Club
Dwight W. Trubey
Truber
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Elyria High Grid
Lake Erie
Denis J. Ryan Jr
Annual Meeting of Center for the Sightless Feb 14
The Lorain County Center for the Sightless will hold its annual meeting Tuesday February 14 at 6 30 PM in the First Congregational Church Springfield. Pastor Daniel Uhlman will speak. Blind residents from across the county are invited with transportation arrangements by the Elyria Lions Club and support from Lorain and LaGrange clubs. A special musical feature is planned.
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Ihe
Daniel Uhlman
Charich
Springfield
Lorain County
First Congregational
Elyria
Bergman Denies Rush To Hospital in Rome
A Rome source denies reports that Ingrid Bergman was rushed to a hospital during the night. The source would not confirm Hollywood claims that Dr Lindstrom would file a California divorce suit. Bergman is said to be somewhere in Rome but location is undisclosed.
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Rome
Ingrid
Coal disruption nears possible White House action
Washington reports President Truman will likely decide today whether to intervene in the coal walkouts as production plunges to its lowest level since the eight month dispute began. UMW miners in western Pennsylvania and parts of Ohio and West Virginia refuse to work, while key mines close and government relief is sought for strikers families.
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Washington
StPi
White House
Truman
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Jiohn L. Lewis
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Steel Company
Alabama
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Mathes
Southwesern Pennsylvania
Inca
Buckeye
Carmichaels
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Lee Burkey
Maxwell, Pa
John L
Rebena
U.S. Steel Corp
Anthony Cavalcante
D. Ba
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Two Cars And Truck Damaged On Fitch Street Collision
A truck driven by Robert Hewitt pulled away and was struck by a west bound car driven by Margaret Walton on Fitch street Saturday afternoon. The Welton car then collided with a car owned by Seward Black, causing further impact near Cleveland street. Police reported damage to multiple vehicles and a mailbox at the Richard J. Price residence on Graf ton road. Authorities noted the incidents occurred along Fitch Street, East Avenue near the post office, and on Grafton road with several witnesses named.
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Fitch Street
Robert Hewitt
Colomal
Margaret Walton
Cleveland Street
Welton
Seward Black
Kecyon Avenue
Roe
Gulf Road
Smakey
West River ‘Street
Frank Cameron
Spruce Evrert
Eest Avenue
Sam Kattes
Toram
Grafton Road
Richard J. Price
Commission To Meet In Columbus On Sandusky Bay Fishing
The Sandusky Bay Conservation and Fishing Commission, created by the last legislature to study fishing practices in Sandusky Bay, will meet here tomorrow. IMMEDIATE service, motor tuneups, body and fender repair offered by Deetz Inc at Ph 3326.
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Columbus
Sandusky Bay
Deetz, Inc
Pei Ay
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United States
March of Dimes
Roper
Minn
Colson
Hdwe
Lorain
NAVY
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North Pacific
Aerobee
International Soundphoto
Karl
Fox Furniture
Dr. Smith
Adv
Grid
Vic
Center For ‘Sightless
Ingrid Bergman
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