Marshall urges admitting displaced Europeans to the U.S.
Secretary of State George C. Marshall urged Congress to admit 400000 displaced Europeans over four years to demonstrate moral leadership and prevent prolonging camps. He argued the United States could absorb refugees without cost while preserving economic stability and avoiding public charges. He pressed for prompt action, noting stalled legislation and bipartisan calls.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Congress
Truman
United States
Marshall
Missing Man Meyers Sought After Disappearance From Greenhouse
Bery O Meyers 50 an employee of George A Christensen operator of the Lake Erie Greenhouse in Rocky River left June 13 on a motorbike to buy medicine and did not return He reportedly left his clothes watch and change bank at the greenhouse and carried about 600 He was last seen July 13 pushing his bike at Gulf gasoline station and calling Golden Cycle Co to fetch it with police asked to aid the search.
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Bery O. Meyers
George A. Christensen
Lake Erie
Rocky River
Christensen
Meyers
Gulf
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Sunaco
Golden Cycle Co
Anthracite Coal Price Hike Ties to Wage Agreement
Philadelphia reports a planned August 1 price increase for anthracite coal responding to higher costs from the wage deal with John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers. A top industry spokesman said the boost will average about 70 cents per ton despite President Truman’s appeals.
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Priladelphia
Truman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
APL
Ohio Weather And Local Radio Ad Highlights
Mostly cloudy with rain tonight and Thursday and scattered thundershowers in the east and south today. Little temperature change. Also ad for pickup and delivery service on radios and appliances by Stewart at 43 134. Geisel Manufacturing promotes quick delivery of all aluminum windows doors and Venetian awnings with phone 2991.
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United Press
Ohio
Pick Stewart
Ady
Geisel Manufacturing
U S Propos Conference on Japan Nears Start
The United States proposed a preliminary peace conference of Far Eastern Commission deputies and experts on a Japan treaty to be held August 39 in either San Francisco or Washington. Eleven nations were invited to consult their governments, with Marshall indicating the U S would host if others agreed. The plan calls for experts not plenipotentiaries, and timing conflicts with the Rio de Janeiro inter-American conference.
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Washington
Atale “Department
Far Eastern Commission
United Press
San Francisco
Department
John H. Hilldring
John Carter Vincent
Office of
Far Eastern Affairs
United States
Japan
State Department
U. S
George OC. Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Lecord
Amerigan
Washington Jas
Moscow
FEC
Britain
Soviet Union
China
Australis
New Zeealand
Canada
India
Philippines
Netherlands
France
George Co. Marshall
Gitend
Rio de Janeiro
Balkans Dispute Shelved a Day by UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council delayed action on the Balkans dispute for one day despite warnings from the United States and Britain that further delay could trigger a crisis in Southeast Europe. The US failed to secure an immediate double meeting as Greece tensions rose, with Russia criticizing the move and the article noting continued coverage on page 3.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations Security Council
Balkans
Europe
United States
Greece
Britain
Russia
State Plans Study of Elyria Lorain Road Project
County Engineer Don Patterson said the State Highway Department will start an engineering study this fall on proposed highway between Elyria and Lorain using the old Yellow line right of way. Homer Bricker said construction workers now on other jobs will shift to this project. a Monday meeting at Bricker’s Ashland office will discuss this and local traffic issues including a Black River bridge. Elyria will also survey traffic and possible route changes to relieve downtown congestion.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ibis
State Highway Department
Donald EB. Patterson
Patterson
Homer Bricker
Bricker
Ashland
Black River
John Powell
D. Faxon
Elyrian Hurt In Traffic Mishap
Mack Bishop 21 of 114 Grant street, Durkee Dairy driver, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a crash on Route 20 east of Route 76. His milk truck collided with a westbound car and house trailer driven by Frank Zaremba of Buffalo, who was en route to Detroit with his wife and three children. The truck pulled off the road. Bishop sustained facial injuries and was kept for X rays.
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Mack Bishop
Grant Street
Durkee Dairy
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bishop
Frank Zaremba
Buffalo
Zaremba
Detroit
Cary
California Man Is New Ruler Of Elks
Lafayette A. Lewis, Los Angeles attorney and former head of the order's California organization, was elected grand exalted ruler at the 83rd annual Elks convention in Portland Oregon. He succeeds Charles F. Broughton of Sheboygan Wisconsin, a newspaper publisher.
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Portland
Ore
Lafayette A. Lewis
Los Angeles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lewis
California
Charles F. Broughton
Sheboygen
Wis
Oil Go Acts To Stop Drain on Inventories
Cleveland The Standard Oil Company of Ohio announced it would immediately limit supplies of gasoline and kerosene at its service stations dealers and distributors to quantities not exceeding last year's usage. The step aims to stop the drain on inventories caused by unprecedented demands and especially the rise in heating oil use.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Seek To Speed Coal Output In Germany
Secretary of State George C. Marshall announced an Anglo American conference to accelerate German coal production for Europe. The Ruhr region, central to coal supply, is the focus as Willard Thorp heads the American delegation and Maj. Gen. William H. Draper Jr. attends.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Europe
Germany
Marshall
Willard Thorp
William H. Draper
United States
Ruhr
Vacancies Filled By South Amherst School Board
South Amherst Board of Education filled several positions last night. Bruce Bochler, Baldwin Wallace graduate, hired as athletics coach and physical education teacher after a brief previous stint. Louise Smit, Ohio State alumna, to teach home economics. Lydia J. Scheide to teach first grade. Julia Hillier to fourth/fifth grade transfers.
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Board of Education of
South Amherst
A. Glebens
Lorain County
Bruce Bochler
Baldwin + Wallace
Bochler
South Ambherat
Louise Smit
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Ohio State University
Dorothy Thompson
Priest Dies Suddenly in Fremont Mass
Funeral arrangements were made for Father Gerard Gerrity a 34 year old Cleveland priest who died yesterday of a heart attack during a Mass at St Marys Church in Fremont He was assisting during the vacation of Father L J Ernst and was normally stationed at Our Lady of Consolation Carey Ohio Ady.
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Fremont
Gerard Gerrity
Cleveland
St Mary's Church
Gerrity
Our Lady of Consolation ‘Church
Carey
H. P. Chiscote
L. J. Ernst
Invasion Of Greece Is Broken By Greek Army
Greek troops shattered an "invasion" by guerrillas near Kalpaki in northwestern Greece driving fighters toward Albania. 4500 Greek soldiers pressed 2000 guerrillas as Gen Zervas reported Albanian reinforcements arriving and eight guerrilla battalions armed in Albania.
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Washington
George C. Marshal
Greece
Athens
Albans
Kalepaki
Albania
Napoleon Zervas
Zervas
Kalpaki
Konitsa
War Ministry
Leskoviki
United Nations
Tass
Ageney
Stockholm
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Russia
Greek Defense Council
William G. Livesay
U.S
John A. Snackenberg
U. S
Servas
Ioannina
Yanina
Kastanofion
Parking Meter Used by Farmer on Second Street
A Chronicle Telegram reader reports a farmer tied his team to a parking meter on Second Street near West Avenue, placed four coins in the meter, and left on foot toward Broad Street to patronize a nearby eating place, with feed bags on each horse.
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Chronicle Telegram
Second Street
West Ave
Broad Street
Man Killed By Train To Be Buried In Kentucky
Harold May aged 24 of Lexington Kentucky was killed by a New York Central freight train in town Sunday night. He will be buried in Richmond Kentucky after his body was sent there today. May worked for the Cleveland commissary supplying the railroad labor camp here.
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Harold May
Lexington
New York Central
Richmond
Nichols-Dicken Funeral Home
May
Cleveland
Wesk Avenue
Faxon Rebuffs 40 Hour Week For Police
City Finance Chief Faxon rejected petitions from the police welfare committee seeking a 40 hour work week and ten holiday days a year. He cited financial difficulties and fairness to other departments, noting no northern Ohio city operates a 40 hour week.
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T. D. Faxon
Welfare Committee
Police Department
Faxon
Ohio
Death Defeats Rescue Crew at Pottsville mine
In Branchdale near Sherman Mountain Pottsville miner Vincent J. Rizzardi 50 died after a blast trapped him 300 feet underground. Rescue workers labored through yesterday and last night but could not save him. Rizzardi father of five had been believed heir to a $260 000 fortune which proved false. Fellow workers George Hoffman and Charles Bowers escaped as the shaft collapsed trapping Rizzardi who had planned to set off a dynamite charge.
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Pottsville
Vincent J. Rizzardi
Rizzardi
Riazardi
George Hoffman
Charles Bowers
Sherman ’Mountain
Branchdale
Hoffman
Bowers
iRizzardi
Hoffmen
Derailed Nickel Plate Freight Trains Near Yale
Seventeen cars of a Nickel Plate freight train traveling from Cleveland to Fort Wayne derailed ten miles northwest of Yale on Tuesday night. A journal broke from a hotbox, causing the accident with no casualties. Traffic rerouted via Baltimore and Ohio tracks through Fostoria.
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Findlay
Cleveland
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Here
Yale
Baltimore and Ohio
Fostoria
Rivoli
Elyrian Is Not Held In Fatal Accident Case
James Wallace 20 of 235 Foster avenue was held for investigation after surrendering as driver of a car that fatally struck Elmer Solomon 18 of Lorain on Luke avenue. He was released without charge after authorities checked his story. Wallace claimed he slept briefly at the wheel and did not know he had hit Solomon. Solomon’s death occurred as he walked with others after missing a Lorain bus. The dead boy’s father said he did not want to prosecute Wallace after learning the facts.
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James Wallace
Foster Avenue
Elmer Solomon
Lorain
Luke Avenue
James Elemes
Wallace
Elberta Beach
State Highway Patrol
Salomon
Sergt
Clelland Andress
Paul Stentz
Stentz
Suffers Fracture Of Ankle In Crash
WELLINGTON Clair Ely 33 of Rochester suffered a fractured ankle and bruises when his motor scooter crashed into a ditch on Quarry Road southwest of Wellington early today. He was treated at Falls Clinic and then transported to Lodi Hospital.
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Wellington
Clair Ely
Rochester
Quarry Road
Ely
Pell Ely
Colson
Flysis
Falls Clinic
Lodi
Britain Considers New Moves Over Romanian Arrests
London foreign office said Britain was weighing new steps after mass arrests of Romanian peasant party leaders. Reports from Bucharest said Cornel Bianu and Ton Mihalache, high officials in the party, were among those seized amid alleged underground activity against the government. The note cited Anglo American interference claims in Romanian affairs.
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London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Rosmania
Peasant Party
Bucharest
Eftist
Dulius Maniu
Iwas
Tre
Romania
Cornel Bianu
London Spoliesman
Maniu
Ton Mihalache
Ohio Attorney General Asked To Join Tax Case
Prosecutor William G. Wickens reports the Ohio Attorney General’s office was asked to join in support of Lorain County’s $98,000 back taxes claim against National Tube Co. The case disputes whether blast furnaces are real estate taxable at full value or personal property taxed at 50 percent. The issue mirrors a pending Lorain board case. Also notes Robert B. Cooper’s death by drowning near Mentor-on-the-Lake in Lake Erie.
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William G. Wickens
Ohio Attorney General
National Tube Co
National Tube
Ech ‘Ag
Lorain County Board of Lames No
Fragmented Advertisement Copy With Erratic Phrases
The readable text hints at an advertising message with promotional claims and scattered names. It mentions readers and writers, plus a stray Lincoln reference and a cabin image, but the meaning remains unclear and fragmented.
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New York State
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GAR
N. Y
Hard
Bil
Staton
Kash Ave
Elyrian
Elks
Avery
Ding
Bidgeville
Kentucky
Death
Rescue
Bos
Phymouth
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
United Rubber Workers
Capitol Stage
Kirma
Creep
Tulky
Bulletin
Roy
Mentor-On-The-Lake
Robert &. Cooper
Atty Falls
Phto
Mentor Lands
Soones
Lincoln
Grusser
Ras
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