Predicts Quick Halt in Palestine War at Elyria Class Reunion
Elyria Ohio reports the fifty fifth anniversary reunion of the Elytia High School graduating class of 1893 with five guests. The photo lists attendees including Mrs Mortimer Munn, Miss Alice Schwertner, Miss Carrie McCushey, Mr Arche H Shaw, and others from Elyria Shaker Heights Amherst and Elyria.
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Palestine
Elytia High School
Arche
Shaw Shaker Heights
Frank Wilford
Elsria
Alice Schwertner
Elyria
Carrie McCushey
Lola Shiw
Mortimer
Munn
F C Billings
Elvira
Mortimer Munn
E_ Foster
Amherst
Peers
Elvira Archer H Shaw
E E Foster Lous
Heeoth
C Billings
New Flood Alarms In Northwest Oregon Portland
Officials broadcast flood alarms along a 300 mile stretch of the lower Columbia River as two bodies are recovered from Vanport City. Michael Butcher age 2 and Sally age 11 months are identified by parents Mr and Mrs Norman Butcher, raising the dead in the Vanport calamity to three. Across the Pacific Northwest at least 35 persons have died in floods spurred by rapid snowmelt. Troops rush to Portland area to shore up dikes at key Blue Lake dike as high water arrives from a new swell.
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Columbia River
Vanport City
Umatilla
Astoua
Norman Butche
Michael 2
Sally
Columbia
Vanport
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Blue Lake
Fireman Injured Clearing Straw Stack Blaze
City firefighter Otto Stegman sustained a head wound while battling a straw stack fire behind the Heat Fildenstine residence at 715 East Broad Street. He received three stitches at Flyers Memorial Hospital and was released. Authorities say he struck his head on engine truck parts. Fire crews also tackled a rubbish fire nearby estimated at 100 feet by 100 feet on Poplar Street. children with matches listed as the cause.
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Otto Stegman
East Broad Street
Flyrra Memorial Hospital
Faemon
Staw
Poplar Street
Weather forecast for northwestern Ohio in Cleveland area
Cloudy cooler today with highs 14 to 18 miles north wind. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with northeast winds. Sunday fair and mild with a high near 84. See Geisel for Stonco All Aluminum Storm Windows with prompt West Ave delivery. Phone 2991. Adv syprafhh thea oo
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Geisel
Stonco
West Ave
Truman Removes Non-Political Label From Tour
President Truman arrives in Omaha after a Chicago stop where he spoke to about 18,000 fans at Soldier Field, urging voters to reject communism with democracy and outlining goals of homes health care jobs and inflation control. He heads to the grain belt to address World War I veterans in Omaha, as crowds greet him at Union Station and a ceremonial tram ride begins.
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Truman
The
Nations
Union Station
Chicago
Mundy Nixon
Pinssin
Wieseke Elected President of E H S Alumni
Wieseke was elected president of the Elysia High School Alumni Association at the annual meeting held at the high school. He succeeds Mrs Edward Baldauf as president. Other officers elected: Mrs Frank Brandiau as vice president, Miss Louise Hendricks as secretary, Carl O. Schmithe ns as treasurer. New executive committee members include Richard Pavel, David Wainwright, and Mrs Edward Baldauf. The meeting welcomed Class of 1918 members and honored the last three surviving members of the class of 1880.
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Everett Wieseke
Cornell
Edward Baldaur
Margarret Edwards
Phyllis Yunkher Schmidt
William Lersch
Hubbard Wilcox
Cliss
Henry K Shaw
East Chilian Church
Rodney G Redwood
Richard Decker
Wis
Paige
Drive Slowly In Cascade Park
Cascade Park AW projects closed this week for resurfacing reopened for traffic with a warning to motorists to drive slowly due to surface looseness. Drivers were urged to take care on hills and avoid sudden maneuvers as road conditions remain Daisy. Local businesses Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners at 132 Broad Street advertise services.
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Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Broad St
Cascade Park
Members Of Class Of 93 Hold Reunion
Fifteen members of the class of 93 EKHS gathered for dinner at the Elks to recall old times and share updates on classmates. Arthur Boynton of Chicago, metallurgist and associate editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Norman Shaw, managing editor of the Cleveland Press, were noted for their distinguished careers. The gathering also highlighted Ernest Haeble, Detroit farmer and chemist, with ties to Oberlin Case Institute and Heidelberg, as a notable alum. Continued on Page 2.
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Tor Dinne
the Elks
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Arthur Boynton
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Plain Dealers
Archer
Shaw
Norman Shaw
Cleveland Press
Ernest Haeble
Detroit
Oberlin
Case Institute of Technology
Heidelberg
Body Of Former Elyrian Arrives In San Francisco
The body of Pfe Ted V Underhill a former Elyrian who died from war wounds will be buried at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego. He was wounded May 27 1944 in the Pacific and died three days later. Son of Mr and Mrs Underhill he attended Bisia High School and Ohio State University before enlisting in 1941. He trained in Panama served in New Guinea and other Pacific locales. The body arrived in the United States aboard the transport Pt George Boxee which carried it to San Francisco this week. The Underhills have not been notified of the service date.
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Underhill
Fort
Superintendent Of Nurses Resigns From Local Hospital
Naom Beery, chief nurse and principal of the School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital, resigns effective June 15 after more than five years in the role. She previously served at Tama Memorial Hospital as assistant director of nurses. Beery holds a bachelor’s degree from Ohio Northern University and plans indeterminately.
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Iss Naom
Beery
Elyria Viemotial Hospital
VV B Johnson School of Nursing
Tod Biss Beery
Tama Vemorial Hospital
Hee Sne
Ohio Northern Universit
One Issue Holds Up Palestine Cease Fire Pact
An Israeli spokesman said immigration into Palestine could block a truce. Bernadotte reported that Jewish immigration for the duration of the truce obstructs agreement. The Security Council debated interpretation of the resolution as it sought urgent clarifications.
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Holy Land
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Volkhe Bernadotte Bernadotte
Security Council
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Pars El-Khouri
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UN Secretariat
Bernadotte
Council For Family Life Education Formed In Elyria
The Elysia Council for Family Life Education was created after a group of community leaders adopted a statement of organization at the YWCA. The council includes Elyria Public Schools and various civic and welfare groups planning a local program to strengthen family life, with a seminar in September for focal leaders and a resource center to coordinate county and local family living activities.
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Elysia Council For Family Life Education
YWCA
Elyria Public Schools
Elyria
Roy Dickerson
Cincinnati
Council For Family Life Education
Dickerso Institute
Elystas
Howitd Hillman
Counc
Western Re Eive University
Ligua
Othe County
Tlysta
Family Service Association
Jude Iss
Dorothy Jones
Chanmn
Harrie Ste Vien
Roger Buster
Fire razes 34 buildings in Saint Victor de Beauce retreat
In a village of 500 in Quebec, a fire began in a single home and swept 34 structures yesterday before control was gained. Royal 22nd and Reserve Chasseurs aided camp setup for homeless families while Red Cross crews supported meals and shelter for residents. The loss echoes a 17 year prior blaze that destroyed much of the town.
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Fie
Royal 22Nd
Reserve
Chaucdiere
Red Cross
Quebec City
Fires in Canada Reach 152000 Acre Frontage
Northern Ontario forestry officials moved fire lighters from Missingi and Chaplen to a new blaze near Amvot along the Canadian Pacific railway. The era flames covered over 1100 acres, with lightning starting five new outbreaks in Chapleau, Vasstsdagt and Chaipleau. Two fires merged and are advancing east under strong west winds as about 2000 men strive to check them. The combined frontage is around 14 miles, enclosing about 192000 acres.
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Toronto
Northern Ontario
Missingi
Chaplen Forestries
Amvot
Chapleau
Vasstsdagt
Chaipleau
Hames
Speaker Urges Nurses To Develop Infinite Patience
Seventeen student nurses received diplomas at the 1948 graduation at Flora Memorial Hospital. The ceremony at the First Congregational Church featured Cleveland civic leader TT Gligsin, with remarks urging nurses to demonstrate patience and deep personal service. The speaker predicted nurses will face many challenges and curious patients, but stressed maintaining dedication and compassion in their work.
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Miyo
Chase R Cook
Prospects For Summer Of Industrial Peace Improve
Federal mediation director Cris Chin said signs point to a calmer summer for labor disputes. He cited coal wage talks, a GM settlement with the United Auto Workers, and pending issues at Otake Ridge Town and telephone disputes as boosts to a stormy season. He cautioned of lingering clouds but remained hopeful for settlement of major conflicts.
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Cris GS Chin
John To Lewi
Oink Ridge
Chine
Tabor
General Motors Ree
United Auto Workers
CTO
Ching
Arabs Claim Victory In 18 Day Siege At Jerusalem Posts
Arab sources in Amman claim victory after an 18 day siege of the Hebrew University and Ha Dassah Hospital atop Mount Scopus near Jerusalem. The besieged Jewish outposts surrendered as negotiations for capitulation continued and the university president prepared to meet King Abdullah.
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Hebrew University
Hadassah
Mount Scoupus
Jerusalem
Amman
Trans- Jordan
Abdullah
Haganah
Old City
Jerucale
Lt Col Alfred Booth Assigned as Naval Academy Ordnance Instructor
Lt Col Alfred L Booth of the Marine Corps is ordered to duty at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis as an upperclass ordnance instructor. He and his wife Barbara Ann will visit Elyria before moving to Annapolis. Booth is a 1938 Naval Academy graduate who served in the Pacific during World War II and more recently at Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
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Alfred L Booth
Marine Corps
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Philip B Booth
Gates Avenue
Booth
Barbara Ann
Deborah Ellen
Elyria
Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Naval
19 Day Dry Spell Broken
Rain ends three week dry spell bringing showers over Ohin area. Weather cool but yesterday’s heat caused some crop damage. Gardens pastures lawns and crops benefit as printing work resumes after delay. Continued on Page 2.
Silver lining in tax season attic sale urged in ads
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to clear out attics and basements and sell unused items for income tax relief. Advertisers are invited to place want ads by dialing 44 321 or 44 131.
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