Western European Union ministers map long range defense plan
At The Hague five foreign ministers from Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg meet amid the French government fall. They discuss Western Europe defense prospects and possible US military aid delays while seeking to resume four power talks and resist a forceful Berlin approach.
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Hague
Western European Union
Georges Bideul
France
Brigin
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Stone
Western
Europe
Union
United States
Washington
Britain
Berlin
Ernest Bevinhearé
Western Auto Wage Dispute Fails To Reach Settlement
Western Automatic Machine Screw plant wage dispute ends without settlement after a two hour meeting. UAW Local 101 and company officials, with regional and state mediators present, discussed ingress and egress of personnel and raw materials and protective measures for materials and machinery. No permanent unloading or shipping arrangements were agreed, and no violence occurred.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw
U.a.w-C.lo
Vnc.a
Western Automatic
Robert Burns
Charles Rigos
U.A.W.C.L
Weather Forecast for Cleveland Northeast Ohio
Northeast Ohio will see mostly cloudy skies with periods of clearing this evening. Lows around 67 tonight with a high near 90 on Wednesday. Variable winds shift to the southeast and then light.
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Cleveland
Westher
Ohio
Seek To Avert Strike In 46 Ford Plants
Detroit Ford Motor Company and CIO United Auto Workers resumed negotiations to avert a strike in 46 plants nationwide. The union authorized a strike yesterday but no walkout date was set, as last minute wage talks proceed.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO United Ruin Workers
Inday
Hold Two Men In Theft Of Scrap Iron
Police held two men aged 23 and 32 for investigation in a scrap iron theft case from Elyria Foundry or Durlex Foundry. Officers arrested a 28 year old at 2 14 am near Filbert Street as he loaded iron onto his truck. About 309 pounds were recovered with eight on the truck and four on the ground. Police checked foundries to identify the owner of the metal.
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Elyria
Durlex
Francis Callahan
Walter Gehrke
Filbert Street
West River Street
C. L. Cordier
Car- Win Urirer
Huron Street
Freeport, I
Ion
Iom
Caref
E. J. Sienkard
I.e . Foundries
Three Year Vigil Ends For Sister Of Gen Pershing
Washington remembers Gen John J Pershing with public honors as sister Meg Pershing ends three years of watching over him at Walter Reed Hospital. She plans to return to Lincoln Nebraska after visiting Pershing’s son Francis Warren and his family, carrying memories of a grateful nation.
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Washington
Nebraska
John J. Pershing
Mar Pershing
Pershing
Welter Reed Hospital
Miss Pershing
Walter Reed
Bleck
Meg Pershing
Narraganset
R. L
Francis Warren
Lincoln
Tess
Arlington National Cemetery
France
Truman
George C. Marshall
Dwight D. Esenhower
Polio Cases Rise in Ohio Ahead of Last Year
In Columbus Dr John D Porterfield reports 100 polio cases in Ohio as of yesterday, compared with 45 for all of last year. The Health Department tally reaches 1480, the highest since records began, amid ongoing outbreak concerns. Drive In Auto Radio Service listed.
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Ohio
Columbus
John D. Porterfeld
Noday
Health Department
Porterfield
Third Party Gears Up Platform Amid Wallace Vote Drive
Henry A Wallace supporters push a new third party platform to attract votes from Republicans and Democrats. Tugwell heads the platform committee in Philadelphia with leaders Lee Pressman Louis Ade mic Julius Emspak and O John Rogge guiding drafting. Delegates exceed 2 500 as hearings head into Friday convention week. Wallace allies claim over 10 600 000 votes while observers estimate 2 000 000 to 3 000 000 potential supporters, with balance in key states like New York and California.
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Henory A. Wallace
Dozier
Guy Tutweil
Sun
Phailadelphi
Glen Taylor
Entef
Tugwell
CIO
Lee Pressman
Louis Ademic
Harry Bridges
Julus Emspak
O. John Rogge
Wallace
Polica
Wallaceites
New York
California
Body Of Soldier To Reach Wellington Thursday Morning
The body of Private First Class Armand E. Ensign formerly of Elyria and Wellington will be returned to Wellington on Wednesday at 10 30 am. Ensign, son of Air and Mrs A T Ensign, 12 West Broad Street enlisted in the Army April 127 1943 while a student at Ohio Northern University. His unit the 66th Division was overseas in November 1944 and its troopship was torpedoed on Christmas Eve. He was 22 at death. Burial with full military honors at Green Lawn Cemetery Friday at 2 30 p m with Rev Lorza Green officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery with military honors by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Armand E_. Ensign
Elyria
Wellington
Pic
Ensign
Air
A. T. Ensign
West Broad Street
Army
Ohio Northern University
University of Nebraska
University of Missouri
iU-bated
66Th Division
English Channel
H. A. Myers
Truman
Herrick Avenue
East
Suir
Lorza Green
Greenlawn
Stage Drill Tests Harshaw Chemical Fire Equipment
Harshaw Chemical Company fire crew staged a drill at the plant to test extinguishing a blaze. Dr. G R Fernelius and plant manager R Turner oversaw the demonstration in a wooden 14 by 14 foot mock building with doors and maze-like windows to resemble a real fire scenario.
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Hershaw Chemical Plant
G. R. Fernelius
Harshaw Chemical Company Sifely
R. Turner
Argerr
Iask
Explosion Rocks Cairo Amid Reports of Air Raid
A major blast hit central Cairo with officials noting an enemy air raid soon after. The Metropole cinema suffered heavy damage and fires set off nearby stores as crowds gathered. Police sealed the area while authorities discussed possible Zionist involvement and potential retaliation.
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Cairo
Palestine
Downtown stores burglarized. record player taken
Two downtown business locations reported burglaries in the early hours. At Market Street 565 Broad Street the entry was forced with an old safe desk and filing cabinet ransacked but nothing of value stolen. A second break at 1:10 to 1:39 AM damaged glass and a clock, with a record player removed from Joe Loftus shop.
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Poice
Kahn and Anderson Mea
Broad Street
Andrew Flaherty
Plain Dealer
Depo
Joe Loftus
Sa.d
Doa Wan
Truman Plans Personal Plea for Price Controls
President Truman will seek immediate price controls on meat and other basics during a special session of Congress. He may address lawmakers Monday or Tuesday to urge restoring controls and granting authority to impose them on additional commodities, a plan previously proposed but rejected by Republicans. The White House says the message will be concise and cover much of the nine point program outlined in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Truman
Canaress
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
OPA
Clarence Brown
House Rules Committee
Mr. Truman
Philadelphia
No More Septic Tanks To Be Allowed Here
City council adopted an ordinance prohibiting new septic tanks or private sewage systems, aimed at stopping building on streets lacking sewers to protect public health. The measure follows a health department resolution warning of disease risk from tank installations. The council also approved routine ordinances financing city needs and sewer connections near the corporation line, with bonds to be repaid by property assessments.
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City Health Department
Health Department
S. N. Black
Solms
Seton Avenue
Morgan, Fairmont
Edgemont
City Corporation
Water Department
Cemeterm Department
Cemeterm
Ordinance to Limit Liquor Places Receives First Reading
The ordinance to restrict liquor outlets in commercial areas received its first reading. It directs zoning board review and report, with James C. Scott as chairman guiding initial consideration. In related action, Irvin Finesid’s salary as superintendent of communications and traffic maintenance was raised to 33600 annually. Motorola television ad item appears in the notice.
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Zoning Board
Wis
Irvin Finesid
Ten Age Groups To Register On Different Days
President Truman ordered the new draft registration to begin August 30 for men 18 through 25. Ten birth-year groups have assigned registration days between August 30 and September 18, with times from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the United States and territories. Local draft boards will designate registration places and announce them locally in advance.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Selective Service
Koreans Kill U S Soldier in Ambush Near 38th Parallel
United States Army reports a fatal ambush on American troops near the 38th parallel in Korea. One soldier was killed and another wounded as border incidents rise involving North Korean groups. Protests to Pyongyang are planned. names of the servicemen were withheld.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. S
Pyongyang
35Th Paralier
No 4
Polio Outbreak Advances as North Carolina Reports 30 More Cases
Raleigh reports 30 new polio cases raising the state's total to 709 for the year. Health officials warn the outbreak continues to expand despite measures and public concern remains high.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Bandits Rob Bank Messenger For 26090 In Cortland
A First National Bank messenger was held up and robbed of 26090 by two bandits as he walked from the bank to the Cortland post office. The incident occurred in Cortland New York. An autmibile service ad accompanied the brief notice.
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Cortland. N
First National Bank
Cortland Post Office
Tito Settles Two Disputes With U S
Yugoslavia agrees to pay the United States 17 million dollars to cover indemnities for two downed planes and a captured jeep and compensation for property seized by nationalization. In return the U S unlocks 47 million dollars in gold held in the United States and unfreezes about 10 million belonging to the second party.
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Washington
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
United States
State Department
Yugoslavia
U. S
Sell Your Wardrobe Trunk With Classified Ads
If you own a wardrobe trunk you no longer need sell it to someone who can use it. Chronicle-Telegram want ads reach buyers seeking stored items. An inexpensive ad will connect you. call 44-121 or 44-131 today.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Beautiful Permanent Weather Proof Kool-Vent Awning Display
Ad promotes a durable Kool-Vent awning as a display at 1903 Lake Ave Elyria. Mentions Elyria Enterprise Inc and a Sonic Temple address with a phone number for contact. Local newspaper ad style with incomplete business details.
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Lake Ave
Elyria Enterprise, Inc
Masonic Temple
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Constitution Avenue
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Abimgion National Cemetery
Black Jack” Heney
AEF
U.S
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W. Broads Street
Dick” Stewart
Marseilles
United Press
Henry A. Wallace
International Airport
Motorola
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Hawaii
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W. Broad
Tito
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