Plans For Self Rule In West Germany Revealed
Washington and six powers issued a communique proposing self government for Western Germany while keeping occupation troops until Europe is secure. It urges German unity in the western zones and signals possible Russian participation, warning against any general troop withdrawal without peace.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Russia
Europe
London
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Ruhr
United Kingdom
Community of Free Peoples
Soviet Union
Man Injured In Auto Collision In Kent
Hugh Scott Nickerson, 31, of Kent Ohio suffered a possible fractured back and bruises at 10 35 am today in a two car crash at Routes 301 and 10. He drove north on Route 301 and failed to stop at Route 10, deputies said. His car was hit by an eastbound car driven by George H Berry 48 of Toledo. Berry was not injured, deputies said.
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Hugh Scott Nickerson
Kent
Nickerson
George H. Berry
Toledo
Berry
Springfield Bus Drivers Strike Paralyzes City Transit
Springfield bus drivers and mechanics, about 150, gathered at the company garage at 4 a.m. and refused to work. Buses stayed parked, delaying thousands of workers who walked or hitchhiked to their jobs with no violence reported.
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Springfield
Cleveland area forecast with showers and mild winds
A short weather note for Cleveland and northeastern Ohio predicts showers and milder conditions with 4 to 10 mile per hour south-southwest winds this afternoon. Tuesday morning showers then clearing, continued mild afternoon. Low tonight around 56, high Tuesday near 76.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Close Senate Battle Looms On Draft Plan
In Washington a Senate clash formed over a standby draft plan sponsored by Sen. Homer E. Capehart. Taft signaled possible support as the measure would trigger draft only after the President orders it and 75 days after enactment, with draftees starting 60 days later. The move aims to sidestep civil rights amendments as the chamber fights over ERP funding, housing provisions, and displaced persons. Also noted were a Died item for Rep. Thomas L. Owens and an Athens auto accident involving Dwight Griswold. the piece ends with an ad for women’s play shoes.
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Senate
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Robert A. Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Taft
House
United States
Arthur H. Vandenberg
John Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Vandenberg
Thomas L. Owens
Dhners
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Congress
Civic Foundation To Award Contract For Master Plan
The Elyria Civic Foundation to award a master plan contract to L Segoe of Cincinnati at its first annual meeting. W H Gaston, foundation president, says the work will take about two years and cost about 35000 dollars, funded by private subscriptions with about 15000 raised to date from industry.
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Elyria Civic Foundation, Inc
Elyria
L. Segoe
Cincinnati
W. H. Gaston
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Segoe
Chamber of Commerce
Foundation Wi
Elyna
Foundation
Gaston
J. B. Johnson
Frank Stevens
A. J
Lorain Countians Own $41,218,000 In U S Bonds
Lorain County plans an intensified sale of National Security Loan bonds. I L Porter, county chairman, reported that the Treasury records list Lorain residents owning 41 million 218 thousand dollars in government bonds yielding 1 million 140 thousand annually. After selling 2 million 375 thousand dollars allotted to the county, annual income will rise by 59 thousand 375 dollars.
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National Security Loan
I. L. Porter
Lorain County
Porter
Treasury Department
Elyria Schools Report Summer Enrollments
Elyria High School reports 120 students enrolled this morning in the high school summer session while 77 students enrolled in the elementary grade program. The summer term resumes this season as education continues.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Thys
Gradde
River Crest Reached At Portland Amid Flood Warnings
Army engineers reported the Columbia River reached a temporary crest in Portland and may recede slightly today though final crest not confirmed. Upstream readings improved with Pasco and Snake River drops. Red Cross listed 52 unaccounted for in Vanport disaster as 5,748 families registered for aid. about 17,000 persons sought help for food clothing shelter or medical care as floods forced evacuations near Clatskanie.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Columbia
Pasco
Wash
Snake River
American Red Cross
Vanport City
Red Cross
Portland Civic Auditorium
Clatskanie
Truman Campaign Tour Through Idaho Sparks Nebraska Split
President Truman travels by special train into Idaho as Nebraska delegate William Ritchie breaks from backing him at the Democratic National Convention. Ritchie cites adviser choices and vows to vote for another candidate, signaling a possible wider dissent in the Nebraska delegation. The journey continues toward Sun Valley with stops at Pocatello Shoshone and Ketchum after a Sabbath friendly reception on the rear platform.
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Truman
West
Idaho
Nebraska
Omaha
William Ritchie
Democratic Central Committee
Mr. Truman
Aite
Ritchie
Edward McKim, R
McKim
Great Divide
Sun Valley
Pocatello
Shoshone
Ketchum
Wyoming
Activity Of G.O.P. Rivals Is Stepped Up
Republican presidential rivals intensified campaigning with 14 days to the convention. Harold E. Stassen met delegates in Iowa, Nevada, and California and moved to Hartford to seek second choice support from Connecticut delegates pledged to Raymond E. Baldwin. Senator Robert A. Taft returned to Washington after courting North Carolina’s 26 GOP delegates. Governor Thomas E. Dewey’s status not stated.
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Harold E. Stassen
Iowa
Nevada
California
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Raymond E. Baldwin
Robert A. Taft
Washington
North Carolina
Taft
Stassen
Gov
Thomas FE
Alvis Named Warden of Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis, acting warden since February 24, was named warden. He succeeds Frank D. Henderson who resigned. Alvis previously served as assistant superintendent of the London Prison Farm and headed the Boy's Industrial School at Lancaster.
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Columbus
Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank D. Henderson
London
Lancaster
Long Range Farm Program Ruled Out For This Year
The House Agricultural Committee ruled out a long range farm program this year due to abnormal world demand for food and farm products. It proposed continuing present price supports on a modified basis, with key crops at 90 percent parity and non basic commodities at 60 percent to peak 1948 levels. The Senate already approved such a program, while President Truman urged passage. The note warns adjournment pressures and late session controversy risk. Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners advertisement at 132 Broad St.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
House
Truman
Congress
Senate Agriculture
Omaha
Neb
House Committee
Benes Resigns As Czech President
Prague reports Eduard Benes has resigned as president, clearing the path for Communists to seize the remaining major office after their February coup. Ill health and aging are cited, with officials noting he retired amid disgust at the constitution and elections while remaining intermittently ambulatory at his summer home. The new parliament will elect a successor on a yes or no basis, potentially elevating premier Klement Gottwald if he seeks the post.
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Prague
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Sezimove
Ust
Klement Gottwald
Zdenek Nejedly
Gottwald
Soft Coal Wage Talks Resumed Under Court Order
John L. Lewis resumed wage talks with the soft coal industry under a court injunction, saying he and the United Mine Workers negotiators act under duress. He accused federal sanctions of fascist tyranny, refused to present wage proposals, and urged operators to offer first contract terms while demanding pension guarantees from the 1947 health and welfare fund to aid aged miners.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Producers Association
Goldsborough
UMW
Health and Welfare Fund
Lorain Bus Lines Strike Postponed for 48 Hours
Lorain bus drivers and maintenance workers of the Employees Transit Lines voted last night to postpone their strike for 48 hours to allow Lorain City Council to discuss a proposed fare increase. The workers seek a 30 cent an hour wage raise, while the company tying wage talks to higher fares. The employer asked to raise fare from six tickets for 45 cents to six for 50 cents, with student tickets changing from six for a quarter to five cents straight.
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Transit Lines
Lorain
City Council
Zoning Plan To Be Discussed Tonight
Eisna Township residents will hear a proposed zoning plan at a 8 pm Grange Hall meeting. The plan aims to exempt farmers from land use limits for agriculture and curb junkyards drive in theatres and other facilities, with changes welcome before the November 2 vote. Dell Crormaling and John Hecock lead the discussion and plan.
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Eisna Township
Hals
Elyria Township
Citvens
Grange Hall
Dell Crormaling
Yoning Board
John Hecock
Elyria Township Names New School Principal Hales
James H. Hales was hired as principal of Elyria township schools at a board meeting Saturday. A 16 year veteran of Lorain city schools, he taught in elementary grades and at Whittier junior high. He holds a BA from Ohio University 1934 and did master's studies at Western Reserve University last summer. He is married with one child, Marlowe Kiplinger, who had been offered the position previously but stayed in Nankin, Ashland County.
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James H. Hales
Elyria Township
Hales
Fpenfield Junction
Lorain City
Whittier
Ohio University
Western Reserve University
Marlowe Kiplinger
Nankin
Ashland County
College Aide To Speak Tonight
George W McCausland assistant to Baldwin Wallace College Berea president will speak at the annual meeting of the Council of Youth Serving agencies tonight at 8 p.m. in the YWCA gymnasium. The meeting includes officer reports and elections and covers progress and plans of the Youth Council in their search for cancer and its organization. The meeting is open to all interested in youth work.
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George W McCausland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Council of Youth Serving Agencies
Capper Won't Seek Reelection After 30 Years in Senate
Sen Arthur Capper 83 of Kansas Republican said he will not run again, ending a 30 year Senate career. The veteran prohibition advocate, oldest in the chamber, cites long tenure as the reason. Capper announced the decision last night and will exit at the end of this year. Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners advertises Monite moth proofing at no extra charge.
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Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Capper
Kenneth McKellar
D. Tenn
McKellar
Adyv
Meditator Ber nadotte proposes ceasefire plan in Palestine
Tel Aviv reports mediation by Folke Bernadotte of Sweden to halt Arab Jewish fighting. He urged both sides to accept or reject within 48 hours, after meetings with Arab and Jewish leaders in Beirut Haifa and Amman. New battles erupted as forces sought strong positions before any cease-fire.
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Tel Aviv
Folke Bernadotte
Sweden
Palestine
Cairo
Bernadotte
Beirut
Haifa
Amman
United Nations
Holy Land
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Mohammed Melki Pasha
Farouk
Egypt
Molki
Arab League
Malikiya
Safad
Huleh
Ramleh
Qubab
Qaqun
Tulkarm
Isdud
Lorain Woman And 10 Others Killed In Ohio Accidents
A The state highway patrol investigates weekend crashes across Ohio. In Derby three girls May Tipton 15 Dixie Janish 16 and Jackie Writzel 3 months died when a car with children failed to see a fast B and O train. Three boys were injured. Also killed were Lorain resident Mrs Lela Holmes 56 crushed by a car. patrolman Kenneth Pleiss 31 and Thomas D Richards 25 in a Barrie Ontario plane crash. Jefferson Leonard 38 died in Akron area crash. Andy Vohar 23 Campbell fatally injured in a truck collision. Joseph Bennington 16 Gepharts run over at Portsmouth. Bryce Wagner 23 Frazerburg student pilot perished near Zanesville. A lightning strike at Canal Winchester killed Sheldon Grube 33.
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State Highway Patrol
Derby
May Tipton
Dixie Janish
Jackie Writzel
Lela Holmes
Lorain
Kenneth Pleiss
Thomas D. Richards
Toledo
Barrie
Ont
Jefferson Leonard
Akron
Andy Vohar
Campbell
Portsmouth
Joseph Bennington
Gepharts
Bryce Wagner
Frazersburg
Six GOP presidential hopefuls seek winning edge
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Chronicle-Telegram
Steaco All Aluminum Storm Windows Ad
See Geisel for Steaco All Aluminum Combination Storm Windows. Regular and case ment. Prompt delivery. 6 West Ave. Phone 201. Adv.
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Geisel
Steaco
West Ave
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