Western Powers Await Answers From Russia
Western powers pressed for replies to notes protesting the Berlin blockade and Soviet tactics as air corridors faced interference. Moscow rejected Tito’s call for support while police cracked down in Prague. Belgrade accused Albania of mistreating Yugoslavs. Bevin discussed ERP with allies as Paris backed the U.S. plan.
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United Press
Berlin
U. & Air Force
Russia
Russia Turned Down An Attempt By Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Comi Inform
Czech
Washington
Britain
France
Germany
U. S
Tempelhof
Prague
Eduard Benes
Sokol
Czech Gymnastic Society
Belgrade
Albania
Tarjug
Tito
Great Britain
London
Budapest
Hargarian Workers Party
Paris
Nat.tal Assembly
U.S
Comigianis
Geputes
Labor unrest spreads across coal regions in 1948 strike wave
Miners in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana Alabama and Virginia walk off in sympathy as steel firms grant $1 daily pay boosts but oppose a union shop under Taft Hartley. West Virginia reports 8846 idle Taen in steel pits 13000 in commercial pits. Kentucky 1500 captive and 2000 commercial idle. Alabama 2800 captive and 6000 idle. Indiana 1600 commercial quits closing two mines. Virginia 15 commercial mines closed with 3200 idle. G S Steel cuts ingot steel by 5000 tons daily. Republic Steel idles 15 captive mines but expects no near term effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Alabama
Virginia
Steel Company
Consolidated Mining Company
G. S. Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Company
Jaws Aid and Convoys Amid Tireh Fighting
Reports say fighting near Tireh escalated as Iraqi units pressed from entrenched positions during a truce. UN sources note patrols near Samae and Tyre while a UN driver was attacked but unhurt. discussions hint at a possible four week truce extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Tireh
Iraq
Samaé
Pyi
Robert Lee R.dee
Dr. Cibié
Two Fined in Hit-Run Case Probe
Calvin Wreeler and Norman Deloach were fined 325 ac tests each after arraignment on charges of obstructing an officer and leaving the scene of an accident. Police tied them to a July 2 hit-and-run on West Third Street that damaged a car owned by Robert Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Wreeler
West Avernue
Norman Deloach
West Third Street
Robert Hart
Woodford Avenue
Wheeler
Fiord Collier
East Bridge Street
Collier
Deloach
Delonen
E. J. Stankard
Elyria Legion hears eight Boys State speakers at meeting
Eight Elyria boys who attended the Ohio Boys State meeting at Ohio Wesleyan University spoke at Elyria Post 12 American Legion. They described their experiences and gained knowledge of government operations. A post picnic was announced for Sunday, July 18, with regular business discussed. W. O. McClellan presided.
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Elyria
Ohio Boys
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elyria Post 12
American Legion
Post Home
George Ligotke
Charles Boals
Jack Kostyo
Steve Gorbies
Clark Welsh
Paul Schroeter
Richard Johns
John Oseka
W. O. McClellan
Fraternal Order Of Police Plans Outing At Verrilion Lake
The Lorain County Fraternal Order of Police will hold a country picnic and dance at Verrilion-on-the-Lake on July 11. Roy DeHaven, secretary, announced activities include baseball, field games for children, prizes, fishing, swimming and a basket picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Fraternal Order of Police
Verrilion-on the-Lake
Roy DeHaven
DeHaven
Two Lorain Polio Cases Reported
Polio activity spread to outlying sectors with five new Lorain cases admitted to the contagious division at City Hospital. Other cases came from Chardon and Willoughby, bringing the total to 20 with 15 from Cleveland and its suburbs.
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Cleveland
Lorain
City Hospital
Chardon
Willoughby
Berlin Air Corridor Tensions Escalate Over Blockade Claims
The Soviet news agency reports a Monday protest over American traffic restrictions into Berlin. U S Air Force notices on June 3 allegedly ended observance of regulations, prompting Soviet retaliation. Detachments moved to protect air corridors above 5000 feet near Gatow and Tempelhof, with Allied and Soviet aircraft shadowing the routes and fighter patrols active over Berlin.
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Berlin
Moscow
U. S
U.S
Gransport
Haveli
Aurport
Sunderland
Arosag Beriin
Britsh
Temperhof Airdrome
C.S
Lovat Fitter
Macen Fuléa
Truman Confident of Victory at Democratic Convention
President Truman remains confident of securing the renomination on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention. He returned to Washington from Bolivar Missouri and plans conferences with top advisers on a possible vice presidential running mate among several prominent figures.
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Washington
Truman
Bolivar
Trunan
Trevose
Mer
Joseph C. D'Assituney
Wio
Alben W. Barktex
Brien Meahon
Conn
House
Sam Rerburn
Widow of Bay Village Mayor Dies in LaGrange
Mrs. Daisy Saddler 72 widow of former Bay Village mayor Dr Jesse Saddler died after a week long illness at Elyria Memorial. She moved to LaGrange in 1938 and was active in Lyndon Chapter of the OES and the LaGrange Methodist church. Survived by one daughter Abs Gertrude Neubauer three grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral at 2 pm at LaGrange Methodist Church with Lyndon Chapter and burial in Berlin Heights Berlinville cemetery.
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Fricar
LaGrange
Jail On Wheels Exhibited Across Ohio Cities
A 15000 dollar jail on wheels with two cells an electric chair and crime fighting gear will tour Ohio cities including Columbus in a public exhibit. Designed by former Sheriff J Edward Slavin of New Haven Conn the display aims to show youth the true cost of crime as Sheriff Ralph J Peul and the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association bring it to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Thursey
J. Edward Slevin
New Haven
Conn
Slavin
Ralph J. Peul
Buckeye
Mediation Push Fails as UN Truce Effort Breaks Down
In Lake Success Palestine talks the UN mediation stalls as Arab and Jewish leaders clash over Count Folke Bernadotte and long range peace plans. Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko presses for a decisive stance while Israel and Arab nations weigh renewed fighting when the 28 day cease fire ends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
United States
Great Britain
Action To Protect Health Stop Building Permits Without Utilities
The city health department adopted a resolution at a special meeting urging the council to pass legislation preventing building permits for dwellings lacking water or sewer facilities. Sanitary Officer Gordon Bell said the move aims to safeguard public health by ensuring proper sanitation. The measure would affect allotment areas with rising construction but missing utilities. The resolution will go to the council next meeting, with the mayor, service director, and city building inspector in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Gordon Bell
Health Board
Health Department
Death notices from Amherst and nearby towns
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Alice Hughes Lockerby of Altoona Pa at 2 p m Friday in Columbia Tenn. She leaves an eight year old son and siblings in Montclair NJ Humbols Tenn Bowling Green KY and Elyria OH. Also reported are services for Augusta Sagert in Amherst and Theodore W Wilber in Birmingham with burial in Birmingham cemetery. William Thomas Campbell of Carlisle township dies at 77 with services in Elsha and burial in Brookdale cemetery.
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William A. Leath
Columbia
Tenn
Alice Hughes Lockerby
Leath
Lockerby
Kenneth
Benjamin Martin
Montclair
N. J
Luther Stallings
Humbols
Lee Hughes
Bowling Green
Walker Hughes
Mt Pleasant
Elyria
Williams Funeral Home
Columbia, Tenn
Amherst
Augusta Sagert
Elmer
Emmerich
Dale’ C. Riggs
Methodist Church
Crownhill Cemetery
Willam Thomas Campbell
William Thomas Campbell
Nelson Street
Carlisle Township
Dauchter
Clarence L. Brown
Fifteenth Street
Campbell
Philadelphia
Elshna
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Brown
Elsha
Jennie Mae Campbell
Mass
Kent
Red Cross Chapter Sees Resignations In Three Departments
Elyria Red Cross officials announced resignations in three branches of service and appointed two new leaders. The changes affect the production and Junior Red Cross committees with new co chairmen named and a citizen from the Oberlin branch to join Clark. A reorganization plans to fill remaining vacancies and transfer coordinator duties to the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria American Red Cross
A. E. Sherman
Gladys Simpson
Edward Schirack
Otto Mischka
Airs
H. H. Wenders
Edna Schropp
Elyria
Eleanor Clark
Red Cross
Oberlin
Clark
Schropp
Miss Schropp
Blasonic Temple
Police report mix of birthdays arrests and thefts in Lorain
Lorain officers reported a diverse set of incidents: Earl J. Reesey celebrated his 38th birthday by being charged with intoxication after offering wine to bears in Cascade park. fines set by Mayor Henry W Ault. Elmer J. Smith faces a traffic charge after a collision on West avenue at Eighth street and must appear in police court. Vernon Pratt was fined for disorderly conduct after a wife's complaint. Peter Teckas reported six chickens valued at 15 dollars stolen from his coop with sightings of a man near the coop. a truck collision on Broad street damaged a parked truck. Franks Hovarik reported theft of divorce papers from his car. Lome Elberts and Beverly Morris reported bicycle thefts near Race Street and the Y in Lorain.
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Earl J. Reesey
Lorain
Cascade Park
Reesey
Bears
Reeser
Henry W Ault
Elmer J. Smith
West Eighth Street
Charles Blair
Rush Street
West Avenue
Eighth Street
Smith
Blair
Vernon Pratt
13Th Street
Peter Teckas
South West River Street
Abo At
Frank Rocco
Pittsburgh
Broad Street
Russell Fitch
Kansas
Cif
Theodore Esnasendin
Broad
Aoramesse
Concord
Frank Hovarik
R. D. Elyria
Yesterdar
Lome Elberts
Fairlawn Avenue
Race Street
Beverly Morris
12Th Street
Y.A. C.A
Y.M.C.A
Premiums Set For Lorain County Junior Fair Exhibits
Premiums totaling 1700 will be paid for Lorain County Junior Fair exhibits at Wellington from August 24 to 28. Lorain County Agricultural Society provides 12200 in premiums, state adds remainder, board may prorate to stay within budget. Four H and FFA divisions cover dairy beef colts poultry rabbits field crops vegetables and more. Showmanship focuses half on fitting half on showing. The Lorain Steer Club holds an August 27 sale at 3 p.m. No junior poultry exhibits this year due to Newcastle disease risk.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Farmers of America
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Lorain
Farmers Cooperative Supply Company
LaGrange
A & P Tea Company
Cleveland
Feed Association
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Ohio Jersey Breeders Association
Holstein Breeders Association
Ayrshire Breeders Association
American Hereford Association
American Aberdeen Ansus Association
Veterans Employment Report Shows Stabilization in 1948
Martin C. McManus reports Elyria Ohio Veterans Employment Service data indicate many veterans have stabilized in work. In the first half of 1948 active applications totaled 988, down from 1 634 last year, while 329 veterans were placed on jobs.
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Veterans
Elyria
Ohio State Emplooment Service
Martin C. McManus
Tne
Ohio State Employment Service
McManus
Foster Pdirlam
Ofice
Lorain County
Record Post Office Second Quarter Volume Hits New High
Elyria Post Office reports a second quarter record of 382 775 77 in business. Total mail cancellations reached 907 604, with postage spent at 1331 38, nearly doubling figures from the prior year as officials expect a peak year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Joseph Gibbons
Ohio Nurse Killed in War Returns Home
New York reports the body of Lt Blanche F. Sigman from Ohio, one of the first army nurses, returned from Italy aboard The Carroll Victory. Sigman died of wounds at the Anzio beachhead, a former Akron county health nurse and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sigman of Cambridge.
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New York
Blanche F. Sigman
Ohio
Sigman
Anzio
Italy
Akron
Afr
Joseph A. Sigman
Cambridge
Divorce Granted After Cruelty as Custody Is Awarded
At The Court House Margaret Burbliss received a divorce from John Cook by Judge D A Cook on cruelty grounds and was granted custody of their child. Several civil suits were filed including promissory note judgments against Charles Hengertner for 332 dollars and against Allen Canty for 254 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burbliss
John
D. A. Cook
Elyria Brass and Bronze Foundry
Charles Hengertner
Allen Canty
How Quickly Time Passes Recollections Across Years
A retrospective note recalls events from a year ago when pilots failed to locate flying saucer traces reported by citizens in 31 states and parts of Canada. It cites flood damage surveys across Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Illinois with half a million dollars in crop and soil losses, and a five year ago item about Graven’s storm sewer plans approved by the safety service director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Elyria
Iown
Nebraska
Missouri
Tlinois
Mississippi
Safety Service
L D. Faxon
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices
Markets show active trading across cattle and calves with mixed grades. Cows and feeders command midrange values while hogs gain 25 to 50 cents, poultry steady, eggs firm, and produce markets list asparagus beans cabbage and tomatoes with varied per basket prices.
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Cleveland
Kesters
Lght
U.S
CG. S
Weland
Ohio Farm Surean
G. S
Bskt
Feck Bsk T
Hothouse
Big Boston
Bskts
Prices At Noon Report From Local Market
No readable facts found clear in the fragment. The text appears garbled with percentages and stray phrases, offering no coherent event, names, places, or dates to summarize.
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Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Cominform
Yugoslav Communist Party
Nudiber
Sudro-Curtis
Wood
Morgan Steets
Ault
Recreation Board
Softbsil
Grawinc
Water Water Department
Holmes & Coates
Bay Village
Death Records
Sagert Services
Theodore W. Wilber
Birmingham
Mr. Wilber
Sarah
Harrs
L. D
F. E. Eastman
Congregational ‘Church
Sullivan
Birmingham Cemetery
Yesberger
North Olmsted
George Yesberger
Bassett Road
Westlake
Neuvie
Merle Hager
Butternu
Heber Robinson
Gulf Read
Giel
Lake Cleveland
Nancy Henderson
Lake Erie
Alr
Charles D. Henderson
Sally
Police Dept. News
P.R. Smith & Co
Seasoned Investments
Elyria Savings Bidz
Phillips
Eae
Harry Mischka
George G. Harris
S. C. Ward
S. Wise Moore, Jr
Hugo Pankoff
Ninth Street
West Ridge
Moore
Russia Road
Pankoff
K. BR. Whitmer
Sheriffs Department
Gabriel Mihuia
Sem Provenza
Economy Homes, Inc
R. F. Redington
The
Great Lakes Plate and Glass Co
Cleveland Street
Madge Novak
Hawthorne Street
Richard
Alvie Miller
Common Pleas Court
Clar
Wheeler A. Smith
Newton
Aln
James C. Merkley
Sheffield Lake
Eleanor
Charles Miller
Elyrian
Economy Motor Sales Co
Motor Company
Economy “Motor Co
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
N.Y. Central Penna
Ey Rey Sree
Erro &R
Eweaasee
American Radiator Glidden Co
Monttgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brother
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation We
Chrysier
Weccnecsnee
General Motors
White Motors
Awe
Westinghouse Public Steel
G. S. Steel
Anaconda
Kennecott Copper Standard
Ohio Oil Standard
Ind
Tandard
Soconr
Vacuum
Texas Oil
Col. Gas & Elec
Gamimerican T. & T
Cities Service
Areo Allg
Merican Breaxe Shoe Frue
Box Springs
Baker Mattress Co
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