Four Committees Hold The Fate Of Truman's Program
Four congressional committees in the Senate and House will handle most of President Truman's special session bills. Banking committees led by Tobey and Wolcott will review anti inflation and housing price measures, while Labor committees led by Taft and Hartley will take up the health program education aid and higher minimum wage.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
House
Senate Banking
Senate Labor
Sen
Charlies W. Tobey
Jesse P. Wolcott
Mich
CPA
Wolcott
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Fred A. Hartley
N. J
Russians Charge U S Planes Fired Rockets Over Berlin Field
Russian authorities accuse American planes of firing rockets at Adlershof air field in Berlin last night. U S Air Force says the charge is unfounded while noting the move appears aimed at pressuring air lanes to Berlin. Adlershof lies in the Soviet sector near western landings at Tempelhof.
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Berlin
Adlershof
U. S
Adlershof Field
Tempelhof
U S
Angry Southern Democrats Convene to Split from Democrats
In Birmingham Alabama a southern Democratic convention gathers to oppose Civil Rights measures and back a states rights stance. Leaders including Gov. Ben Laney former Gov. Frank Dixon and Gov. Fielding Wright are anticipated as delegates and observers seek to influence the electoral college. Russell declines to join but remains with the party.
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Birmingham
Ala
Truman
Thomas E. Dever
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Laner
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
Congress
Lanex
Alabama
Frank M. Dixon
Mississippi
Fielding Winght
U. S. Bombers On Way To England
The U S embassy says two groups of B 29 bombers have left U S bases and head for England for a temporary long range training mission. Each group has three squadrons of ten aircraft, totaling sixty planes, with maintenance personnel and supplies to accompany them. About 1 500 men participate.
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London
United States
England
Strategic Air Command
Briain
Washington
Europe
Berlin
Air Force
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Warns of Thundershowers
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio predicts partly cloudy skies with continued warmth this afternoon tonight and Saturday. A chance of a thundershower is noted for this evening and again Saturday afternoon. Winds from the south at 10 to 15 mph. Tonight’s low about 70 and Saturday’s high around 38. Advertisements mention a basement incinerator for $49.50 installed with contact Ph 3188.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wellington Girl Suffers Vertebrae Injury After Car Crash
Miss Nola Arndt Wellington delegate to Buckeye Girls State was injured in a collision near Luchfeld return from Canada with the E L Pettit family. Her back vertebra was fractured, a cast applied, and she will stay in it six to seven weeks at home, after hospital X rays.
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Wellington
Nola Arndt
Buckere
Luchfeld
Canada
E. L. Pettit
Pettit
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Prospect Street
Harold Arndt
Wellington High School
Believed Soviet Curbs in Vienna Possible Amid Berlin Crisis
Western powers weigh the risk that Russia may order transportation curbs in Vienna similar to the Berlin blockade. Diplomats say Moscow could justify actions with Western currency reforms and Western German governance moves. No decisive steps announced, top-level talks continue.
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Washington
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Germany
Lordon
Paris
Japan
Pleads Guilty To Part In Burglary Here In 1944
Rev William Rentifie, 47, of Cleveland, pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in a 1944 burglary at J. R. Dali Motor Co. on Broadstreet. Held for grand jury under $2,500 bond. Rentifie admitted acting as look out for accomplices Paul Hepler and Chester Witt. Accomplices, jailed term dates, and stolen tools traced to a Texas trip.
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J. R. Dali Motor Co
William Rentile
Barber Avenue
Cleveland
Rentiie
Meyor Henry W. Ault
Rentfie
Renifle
Renife
Peice
Paul Hiepler
Chester Witt
Dali Co
Texas
Italian Communists Suffer Defeat as Strike Collapses
In Rome Premier De Gasperi announces anti strike legislation as the Communist led general strike collapses. Palmiro Togliatti lingers with bronchial pneumonia while injections of penicillin are given. A riot erupts in the Chamber of Deputies as the strike ends and De Gasperi wins a major political victory.
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Rome
Rigide de Gasperi
Palmiro Togliatti
Chamber of Deputies
Giuseppe di Vittorio
National Labor Federation
de Gasperi
Toghiatti
Elyria Civic Foundation outlines surveys and master plan work
The Elyria Civic Foundation executive committee heard preliminary reports on membership drive aims and the initiation of a comprehensive Master Plan for Elyria. W. H. Geston hopes to raise 22 500 via subscriptions and a July window display of historic Elyria materials is planned. Plans to gather accurate data and begin a traffic use study were discussed with C W Matthews and John F Kirkpatrick directing initial surveys.
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Elyria Civic Foundation
Elyria
W. H. Geston
Elrria
Elvica
C. W. Matthews
John F. Kirkpatrick
Lacislas Segoe
Elxyria
Civic Foundation Committee
East Reilef
Athews
Public Hearing On Elyria Budget Postponed to July 26
Elyria mayor Henry W. Ault announced a one week postponement for the public budget hearing. The session will now be held at 7:30 p.m. July 26 in the council chamber due to legal notice requirements.
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Henry W. Ault
Elsra Cry
Nine Killed One Injured In B-29 Crash
At Smoky Hill airfield Salina Kansas a B 29 Superfortress crash killed nine men and injured one while three crew members parachuted to safety. The bomber was returning from a training mission with two engines ablaze and two others still flying as witnesses reported the wreckage to be badly damaged. The three who parachuted to safety were 1st Lt Donald R Sellmer 2nd Lt Lile B Bordeax and S/Sgt Earl W Reuter with home towns not disclosed.
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Salina
Kan
Air Force
Smoky Hill
Midwest
Leslie G. Mulzer
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Joe Murphy
Dale Caplinger
Murphy
Donald R. Sellmer
Lile B. Bordeax
Earl W. Reuter
Staf
Avon Lake 11YearOld Dies of Lockjaw
Funeral services for Carol Hagedorn 11 died from lockjaw after foot injury on farm near Avon Lake will be held at 2 and 3 p.m. with burial in the church cemetery. She was treated after a tractor injury and tetanus shots given before symptoms appeared. Survived by parents Walter and Mrs Hagedorn and two brothers William 15 and Ray 3. Grandparents listed.
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Avon Lake
Carol Hagedorn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Burmeister
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Detroit Road
Westlake
Church
Carol
St Parochial School
Walter Hagedorn
Center Road
Henry Hagedorn
Westigke
Anna Klimek
Cleveland
U S Steel Employees to Receive Wage Increase
U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers reach a third round of wage hikes averaging 13 cents an hour for about 170 000 hourly workers. Increases vary from 94 to 24 cents depending on job classification with lowest rate rising from 1 09 to 1 18 and highest from 2 25 to 2 49.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO United Steelworkers
Blooming Mill
Bessemer
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
U. S
Body Of Soldier To Arrive In Elyria Saturday
The body of Pic Lee P. Burgett Jr. will arrive in Elyria Saturday afternoon. He was 20, killed July 10, 1944, in Normandy with a mechanized RainBow Division unit. Survived by mother Marjorie Burgett and five brothers. funeral Tuesday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial in Ridgetown Cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 participation.
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Pic Lee P. Burgett Jr
Marjorie Burgett
Lee P. Burgett
Elm Street
Elyria
Pfc
Burgett
Normandy
Cleveland
Eigma
Perry-Fay Company
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
James H. Sivard
First Methodist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079
Ridgetown Cemetery
Russell
Jack
Richard
James
Douglas
Sylvia Burgett
Judy Marie Burgett
Sudro‘Curtis
Summer School Ends For 92 Pupils In Elyria
Summer School ends today for 92 pupils in elementary classes in Elyria while 160 in high school classes continue for another week. The six week term concludes today with activities led by George Miraben of Elyria High School. Gay Killed in Kajang estate incident noted in regional police report.
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Elyria
Soneet
George Miraben
Elsria High Schoo
Durocher Replaces Ott As Giants Manager
The National League announces two managerial changes. Mel Ott resigns as New York Giants manager after 1941 tenure, while Leo Durocher is named Ott’s successor. Burt Shotton becomes Dodgers manager, replacing Durocher. Ott moves to Giants front office.
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National League Today
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Durocher
Ott
Giants
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn
Ort
New York
Pittschurch
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Horace Stoneham
UN imposes cease fire order amid Palestine war
The United Nations Security Council threatened sanctions if the Palestine war continues after Sunday and ordered an indefinite truce in Jerusalem by 8 39 p m EST. Count Folke Bernadotte moved to Rhodes to implement the plan and requested 300 observers from the United States France and Belgium to supervise the cease fire.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Holy
Jerusalem
Israel
Folke Bernadette
Palestine
Security Council
Rhodes
Bernadette
United States
France
Belgium
Block Named by Board Succeeds Trubey as Elyria Program Director
The Elyria Recreation Board appointed Harold W. Block program director, effective August 15, succeeding D. W. Trubey who resigns to join Purdue University. Block, 35, unmarried, with a master's from Wisconsin, has a long coaching background in Elyria and Findlay College. The salary is 12002 per year. Burma cabinet resumes work and will function until Parliament meets in August.
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Trubey
Elyria
University of Wisconsin
Int
Findlay
Block
Grafton High School
Elyria Huish
Eleventh Street
UN considers force options over Middle East cease fire
The Security Council debates observer roles and possible sanctions if either side rejects the cease fire. A revised plan expands the 28 day truce with an embargo on arms shipments to the Middle East while the United States pushes to revive the old truce terms. The plan passed with seven votes despite Israeli objections.
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Russia
Faational Council
Israel
Palestine
Middle East
United States
Security Council
Elyria Chamber Budget Hearing Delivers City Finance Overview
Members of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce taxation committee heard a detailed explanation of the 1949 city budget and the city's financial situation. Seward N. Black, city council president, answered questions. A follow up meeting is planned before the public budget hearing on Monday, June 26.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Seward N. Black
Sevral
Frank Weil
Rufus Taylor
Edward C. Carlson
L. S. BowEler
George Gould
E. F. Reger
W. H. Gaston
Norris Ryder
Chamber of Commerce
Armed Forces To Open Enlistments For 18 Year Olds
Washington reports the armed forces will open special enlistments for 18 year olds next Wednesday under a new Selective Services order. The program caps 18-year-old acceptances at set ceilings by service and requires applicants to be under 18 at signing. Applications begin July 21 with training to mirror regular enlistee programs.
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Armed Forces
Washington
Nave
Garies
Carngot
Nenneth B. Keating
Keating
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Marine Corps
He Iean Wiis
Marines
Tre
Tra
Nominating Ads Promise Easy Victory for Local Candidates
Chronicle Telegram ad copy urges readers to call a number to place any nomination speeches and premises for a popular vote-getter. It markets inexpensive, money-making want ads and claims a Chronicle Telegram Ad Taker handles the rest.
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Hiitie
Goreside-Telegram
Dia
Chronicle-Telegram
Drive In Auto Radio Service Advertisement
Dick Stewart at 242 Marseilles advertises auto radio service with electric fans and large stock at low prices. Bowker Electric Service at 658 West Broad Street promotes electric goods in this daily ad from the newspaper.
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Dick” Stewart
Marseilles
Bowker Electric Service
W. Broad Street
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Ino
Singapore
Malara Police
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