Winter to Seek Ohio High Speed Turnpike Toll Road
State Senator Ralph A. Winter says he will push a new Ohio turnpike proposal at the next session. The plan would stretch 239 miles from Liver Pool West to south of Toledo with a 156 million dollar cost funded by revenue bonds repaid by tolls. A five member commission would run the road under State Highway Department route decisions.
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Columbus
Ralph A. Winter
Ohio
Winter
E_ Liverpool
Toledo
State Highway Department
Senate
Captains Named for Midtown Ebria Chest Teams
The Midtown Division of the Ebria Community Chest held its first meeting in Lorain County Savings and Trust Co with Rev. William A. Leath presiding. J H Gless praised early organization and urged broader division staffing to improve solicitations and focus on geographic areas with specified industry teams.
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Ebria Community Chest, Inc
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
William A. Leath
J. H. Gless
E. J. Stankard
Carl Schmutkens
J. W. Dilgren
Difford Betts
Paul Corbin
J. R. Dall
Neal Schulke
Herold Rorick
Ronald Dunn
Russell Semmitigen
Joan Murbacn
Charles Cavagna
Harilie Stevick
Marion Crowder
Vernon Bell
Joe Boddy
Tom Ball
Yugoslav Officials In US Denounce Tito Regime
In New York a Yugoslav official described Marshal Tito’s regime as treacherous. Joza Wilsen, Yugoslav delegate to the United Nations, disclosed that representatives from Yugoslavia had signed a strong statement backing Cominform charges against Tito’s government.
New Philadelphia GM Ordered to Pay for Meat Plant Loss
New Philadelphia General manager Charles Gilgen ordered to pay or deliver compensation after a fire at the New Philadelphia Provision Co. plant destroyed 10,000 pounds of meat and caused extensive damage. The plant employs 16 workers and will be idle for about a week as repairs begin. The incident followed by a freighter sailing to Antwerp with 256,000 pounds of fodder from Sneiby County.
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Philadelphia
Charles Gilgen
New Philadelphia Provision Co
Giger
New York
Enterprise
Sali Sundar
Antwerp
Sneiby County
Sto
Ger Isbrandisen Lines
Todar
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Forecast Turns Cool
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for clear and cool conditions this afternoon and tonight with 10 to 15 mph westerly winds. Sunday will be fair with moderate temperatures. tonight's low around 38 and Sunday’s high near 82.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stenco All-Aluminum Storm Windows Ad Promises Fast Delivery
Local ad for Stenco all aluminum combination storm windows from West Ave listing regular and casement models. Promises prompt delivery and provides phone number 2991 for inquiries.
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Gessel
Stenco
West Ave
Home Moved From Precarious Position on Ford Road
A home owned by Mr and Mrs Thorne E Lutz near Ford Road was relocated to Griswold Road after the riverbank eroded and the structure began to sink. The garage base cracked and the foundation failed, prompting removal and reuse of lumber for a new cottage on Griswold Road. The site had long attracted passersby due to its slumping slope and crumbling bank.
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Thorne E. Lutz
Ford Road
Sternily
Black River
Griswold Road
Helf Col
West River Road
Taft to Try Break Filibuster Next Week Over Poll Tax Bill
Senator Taft announced he would file a cloture petition next week to crack the southern Democratic filibuster against the anti-poll tax bill. He noted that success depends on Senate rulings and warned the bill could be shelved if the filibuster endures.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Senate
Taft
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Truman
Second Section Of Ditch To Be Cleaned
Avon and Ridgeville farmers and officials will clean the second section of the French Creek ditch tomorrow at 8 a m. Organized by LaVerne Pickering, volunteers include landowners draining into the ditch and others aided by dirt moving equipment from local contractors. The first section was cleaned two weeks ago under a project directed by drainage engineer Lester Osborne.
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Avon and
Ridgeville
LaVerne Pickering
Pickering
Tommorrow
Cost
Lester Osborne
America Puts Air Power On Parade
Britain joined the United States in a vast peacetime air review as President Truman dedicated New York’s $200 million Idlewild International Airport. Over 1,000 planes were deployed across airfields within a 100 mile radius to showcase speed, dive bombing, precision aerobatics, and power.
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New York
America
Britain
United States
Truman
New
Idiewild International
Airfelds
Maes
Fourteen Die As Fishing Boat Strikes Channel Mine
Paris dispatch says Dieppe reports a French fishing boat with fourteen crewmen killed after striking a mine in the channel late yesterday. CAREY'S Villa to be closed Sunday and Monday, August 1 and 2.
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Paris
Dieppe
Carey
Mass funeral for 131 killed in Farben blast
French authorities report a mass funeral will be held in Ludwigshafen for 131 identified victims of the I G Farben Chemical Company explosion. Total dead are listed at 200 with 500 seriously injured and 2,000 slightly injured.
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Frankfurt
I. G. Farben Chemical Company
Ludwigshafen
Hungary to Name New President Arpad Szakasits
Deputy Premier Arpad Szakasits, a Social Democrat and head of the United Workers party, is expected to be chosen to replace President Zoltan Tildy after Tildy resigned amid treason and espionage charges involving his son-in-law Victor Csomoky. The selection comes as the Hungarian Communist party seeks to widen control, with a second move targeting the agriculture ministry.
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Budapest
Hungarys
Arpad Szakasits
Let Win Social Democrat
Socialst United Workers Party
Zolten Tildy
Viktor Csomoky
All Partes
Tildy
Szakasiis
Hungarian Communist Party
Lorain Man Burned as Boys Clash with Fire
Andrew Dominguez, 31, of 1531 East 29th Street, was badly burned when two boys ages 12 and 11, at Streater Park, set fire to his clothing with a match. He is hospitalized at St. Joseph's in Lorain. The youths were arrested and are being held for county safety authorities.
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Andrew Dominguez
East 29Th Street
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dominguez
DasseToy
Leora
Plane Forced to Land on Jorgenson Farm Adelbert Street
Neighbors on Adelbert Street near the Jorgenson farm report a Piper Cub forced to land there last evening after its motor overheated. The flyer, en route from Fremont to a southeast Cleveland airport, left the plane and plans to resume the trip today once repairs are made. Many locals visited the farm to view the aircraft.
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Jorgenson
Adelbert Street
Fremont
Cleveland
Cigarette Prices Rise in Local Stores
Local retailers list penny per pack increases in popular cigarette brands after big manufacturers announced a price hike for consumers.
Miners Refuse to Enter Pits After Explosion
In Alabama a gas blast at Edgewater mine killed six and injured 13. Workers at Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co. pits refused night shifts, halting wars and several other mines. Edgewater had state and federal safety approval recently. cause of blast unknown.
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Tennnessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
M.nts
U. S. Steel
Edgewater
Jefferson-Hillman Hospital
TCI
Warrian
Hamilton
Short Creek
Bocena
Concord
Car Brakes Fail To Hold Resulting Injury On Broad Street
Patrolman W L Gehrke found a double parked car on fiddle avenue and tried to stop it on Second Street but it had no brakes. It crashed into Mrs E R Steele injuring her back. The vehicle belonged to Memo Zaleski of 1315 Middle avenue. A separate accident on Broad Street near Cedar at 4 50 pm yesterday left Cassie Colson of Albion Mich with a right arm laceration.
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W.L. Gehrke
Fiddle Avenue
Second Anc
E. R. Steele
Harvard Avenue
Gehrke
Second Street
Steele
Miarseilies Avenue
Theodore Wittlif
Cleveland
Broadstreet
Cedar
Lorain man held on burglary and larceny charge
Reymond Bowman, 40, of 25 16th Street, Lorain, is held on a 7 000 bond on burglary and larceny charges after allegedly breaking into Horace Wade’s home at 3938 Riddle Avenue. Wade struck Bowman with a club in the ensuing dispute, with Wade reporting missing $20, $3 in pants, and an old watch.
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Reymond Bowman
16Th Street
Lorain
Horace Wade
Riddle Avenue
Bowman
Wnhen
Henry W. Ault
Wace
Inex
Wade
Bowmen
Sid- No 1
Four Die In Traffic Crash Near Fort Wayne
Four persons were killed when a car and a truck sideswitched on U S 30 just outside the Fort Wayne air limits. Victims were Herman J. Singer 51 and his wife plus Mary and Lottie Dixon all of Springfield Ohio. The Interstate Trucking Co truck was driven by Harvey Rowe of Sheridan Center Ohio. he was uninjured.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
U. S 30
Fort Warne
Hermen J. Singer
Mery
Lottie Dixon
Springfield
Interstate Rucking Co
Harvey Rowe
Sheridan Center
Head of Krupp Firm and Five Aides Guilty
An American war crimes court found Krupp head Alfred Krupp and five aides guilty of plundering French and Dutch factories and sentenced the son of Krupp to 12 years and property confiscation. Twelve executives face a second trial on slave labor charges. one defendant was acquitted.
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Mernberg
Alred Krupp
Krupp Armament Works
Krupp
Karl Pfirsch
Krupp Munitions Combine
Ilater
Ewald Oskar Loeser
Eduard Houdremont
Erich Mueller
Gustav
Stalingrad
Friedrich Wilhelm Janssen
Kerl Ferdinand Eberhardt
Retail Trade Up In Ohio Cities Above National Average
The census bureau reports six month retail trade gains across Ohio with Toledo leading at 16 percent rise. Columbus and Youngstown each up 10 percent, Cleveland Cincinnati and Canton up 8 percent, Dayton up 5 percent, Akron up 4 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Ohio
Akron
Darton
Toledo
Columbus
Youngstown
Cleveland
Cinennati
Canton
Carton
Head Of Grafton Prison Farm Dies
Raymond Niebel 54, superintendent of Grafton State Farm, died at home on the farm after two months of ill health. He was born March 11 1634 in Knox County and had served 28 years in penal institutions, including Mansfield Farm. Survived by wife Rose and several relatives. Funeral arrangements in progress with services at Dodds Funeral Home in Mt Vernon. Burial at Homer.
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Grafton
Raymond Niebel
Grafton State Farm
John
Mansfield Reformatory
Niebel
Knox County
Jefien
Mensfeld
Rose
Fepsens
Ivan
Jecx
Funnifernia
Huck
Eames
Berlin shows Soviet power lure with power and raw materials
Russia offered Berlin industry electric power and raw materials in exchange for cooperation with the Soviets. The offer via the Greater Berlin trade company promised supplies to all sectors and markets in the Soviet zone. Maj. Gen. Kotikov warned Mayor Louise Schroeder over police HQ moves. Berlin police shifted to the American sector to escape Russian control.
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Berlin
Russia
Trade Company of
Greater Berlin
ADN
Germany
Alexander Kotikov
Kotikov
Frau Louise Schroeder
Johannes Stumm
Bentley Names White Currie as Information Sources in Spy Ring
Elizabeth Bentley, a confessed Communist spy, identified former Treasury official Harry D. White and former Roosevelt aide Lauchlin Currie as members of espionage networks that fed secrets to the Russians. She testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, detailing two government employee groups led by Nathan Silvermaster and Victor Perlo that supplied her with information. She noted Currie was not a Communist but provided information.
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Washington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
the Treasury
Harry D. White
Lauchlin Currie
Roosevelt
Miss Bentley
White
House Unamerican Activities Committee
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
NKVD
Secret Police
Silvermaster Group
New York
Treasure
Miss Bently
Victor Perlo
War Production Board
Miss Bentler
Robert Stripling
Currie
Plane Carrying UN Observers Reported Missing
A United Nations C-47 with American French and Belgian observers aboard was reported missing between Tel Aviv and Cairo. The flight from Haifa to Gezz town in South Palestine was to land in Cairo if needed. the last sighting was at Tel Aviv Air Field.
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Haifa
United Nations
Tocor
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Offerais
Gezz Town
Pal Wat Me
Gazz
Dillard Wins Olympic 100-Meter Title in 10.3 Seconds
Harrison Dillard of Baiivia-Wallace wins the Olympic 100 meter dash in 10.3 seconds tying Ed Tolan’s 1932 record. Arney Ewell finishes second in 10.4, Lievd Labeach of Panama third, Mel Patton fifth. Waliy Ris of Iowa tops the 100 meter freestyle. Editorial note about Los Angeles trip and a share-ride ad follows.
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London
Harrison Dillard
Baiivia-Wallace
U. S
Dblacearney Ewell
Lievd Labeach
Panama
Mel Patton
Dillard
Ed Tolan
Waliy Ris
University of Iowa
Gov Herbert Threatens National Guard Over Univis Strike
Gov Thomas J. Herbert signaled he would deploy the National Guard to keep order at the Univis Lens plant unless UEW officials pledge by tomorrow that no further violence will occur. UEW leaders refused the pledge and plan a mass meeting to decide next steps. He offered to chair a peace conference Monday if violence ends beforehand.
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Dayton
Thomas J. Herbert
National Guard
Univis Lens Company
United Electrical Workers
CIQ
Herbert
Russell McClure
UEW
Want Ad Cash Results Promoted by Chronicle-Telegram
The newspaper advertises cash results for want ads and urges readers to dial 44-121 or 44-131 for service.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Marshal Tito
Spaperye
Farben
Hungary
Plane
Krupp Firm
MT. Sterling
Evelyn Bar
Deer Creek
Pickaway County
Sherif
Pennsylvania Railroad
Motorola
Los Angeles
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