Vandenberg drives Senate fight over Europe aid cuts
Senate President Arthur H. Vandenberg charged the House used a meat-axe to slash the European recovery program. He urged restoring $2.16 billion, calling House cuts a veto of the Marshall plan and a risk to U.S. prestige and world peace. He spoke to the Senate Appropriations Committee, opposing 15 months of $4 billion cash for ERP versus $4.3 billion for a year. The move marked a rare Senate clash with House leadership over foreign aid.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
House
Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations Committee
Michigan Republican
Congress
Vandenbergs
John Taber
House Appropriations Committee
ECA
United States
Oregon Leader Joins Truman Tour Critics
A Oregon Democratic nominee Lew Wallace criticized Truman aides for Oregon visit plans amid cross country tour. Truman train arrives in Portland to survey flood areas and meet relief officials after a Spokane leg and Grand Coulee Dam visit.
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Truman
Montana
Nebraska
Lew Wallace
Oregon
National Democratic
Portland
Washington
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Grand Coulee Dam
Lester H. Loble
Republican Congress
Congress
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Philadelphia
Six Power Plan For Western Germany Accepted By U S
Secretary of State George C. Marshall announced U S acceptance of the six power London agreement on Western Germany. It calls for a constituent assembly to draft a German constitution and a seven power Ruhr administration with German participation. Marshall said the plan marks a major step toward solving Germany's problems and favors a united Germany with economic unity first.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
United States
London
Ruhr
Germany
Marshall
Reich
Weather, events, and ads from Vermilion and local shops
Partly cloudy and cool with northerly wind this afternoon and tonight. Thursday brings sun and warmer temps with a low of 48 and high of 76. Dancing at Vermilion Lake Club House starts Friday June 11. Advance ads for guaranteed automobile service, Chrysler-Plymouth dealer at 728 W Broad. Men’s printed broadcloth pajamas and colored dress shirts on sale at W T Grant Co.
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Ohio
Vermilion On the Lake Club House
W.T. Grant Co
Flood Waters Pour Over Puget Island
Flood waters poured over most of Puget Island as a break in the Columbia river main dike allowed 2670 acres to flood. State police said several families evacuated while officials feared 700 cattle could perish. A cross dike held 650 acres at the lower end.
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Portland
Ore
Puget Island
Columbia River
Capt Southam to Retire From Police Dept July 1
Capt C. E. Southam 72, long time deputy head of the police force, submitted his resignation to Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe effective July 1 and plans to take vacation the last two weeks of June. He joined as patrolman in 1907 and was made captain in 1931, with more than 40 years of service.
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C. E. Southam
Police Department
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Southam
J. Stankard
Capt. Southam
Kothe
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Considers Industrial Division
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce board plans an organizational meeting for a new industrial division. Harold Knutsen, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, is invited to speak. A program and by laws will be submitted to industrial members for approval.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Congress
Harold Knutsen
House
Ways and Means
B. I. Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Company
J. J. Parks
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Frank P. Weil
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
A. T. Rosenau
Western Automatic Screw Company
Norris Ryder
National Institute For Commercial Executives
Northwstern University
Evanston
Ohio Fuel Gas seeks rate boost for Toledo area gas delivery
The Federal Power Commission said Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus has asked authority to raise natural gas deliveries to Toledo, Fremont and surrounding areas. The proposed facilities would replace aging lines and cost 3 082 000 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Toledo
Fremont
Attorney Says Panic Over Tax Decisions Misplaced
Cleveland report on Ohio Supreme Court rulings reclassifying industrial equipment as personal property. Attorney Rufus S. Day Jr. argues county officials’ panic is misplaced. he notes a small tax-duplicate decrease in 16 industrial counties will be offset by new installations. He stresses statewide uniform valuation over classification and cites equity in state aid amid laws affecting tax duplicates. Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners ad text included.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Rufus S. Day, Jr
Day
Standard Oil Co
Ohi
Supreme Court
Lorain
Omo
Summer art program offered by Elyria City Schools
The Elyria City Schools announce a summer art program for grades 1-4 and 5-8. Classes run June to late July at McKinley School with Dorothy A. Jones directing and Zeella Beavis teaching in charge. Tuition is 6 dollars per child, 3 dollars for siblings, with supplies included except for specific art materials. Advance registration via the superintendent’s office.
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Elyria City
Dorothy A. Jones
Zeella Beavis
McKinley School
Green Springs council votes to stay on fast time all summer
Green Springs Ohio officials rescind earlier plan to abandon daylight savings and vote to remain on fast time through the summer. Fremont postmaster F J Daubel resigns effective June 30. Paul Atkinson, 48, Cham ber of Commerce president at New Philadelphia, dies of heart attack yesterday. Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners advertises free moth pronf for all cleaned garments.
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Green Springs. O
Green Springs
Newcomerstown
Paul Atkinson
Chamber of Commerce
New Philadelphia
Bus Drivers Strike Hits Lorain and Ohio towns
Lorain and nearby Amherst see 70 transit workers walk out after wage talks collapse. Union says 30 cent demand denied, accept 16 42 cents hour offer rejected by vote over 2 to 1. City seeks mediator talks with officials and union leaders. A second strike report from East Liverpool and Springfield notes similar protests and planned settlement meetings.
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Lorain
Employes Transit Line, Inc
Amherst
APL
Frank Figler
Patrick Flaherty
Transit Line
Robert Burns
John Schmauch
Transit Lines, Inc
East Liverpool, C
Valley Motor Transit Co
Former Secretary Sues Gen Meyers For 250000
NEW YORK The former secretary of Maj. Gen. Bennett E Meyers sued him for 250000 charging defamation after he testified that she was his girlfriend The suit cites alleged malicious statements while he testified about her husband Bleirlo t Meyers Aviation Electric Corp boss Lamarre seeks public ire damages Meyers now in jail for perjury and stripped of pension medals plus a tax lien against his estate.
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New York
Bennett E. Meyers
Senate War Investigating Committee
Mildred R. Lamarre
Dayton
Army Air Force Procurement
Meyers
Senate
Jury weighs first degree murder charge in Bohach case
Prosecutor William G. Wickens says the grand jury near Lorain is considering a first degree murder indictment against James Bohach of Clifton Avenue. Bohach, accused of shooting his wife Margaret on May 31, faces a secret hearing with the defendant’s nine year old son among witnesses. Bohach reportedly confessed during a guard he shot his wife after she called him a blue beard. He claimed to have met his later wives through a lonely hearts club. The grand jury is to report Friday.
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William G. Wickens
James Bohach
Clifton Avenue
Lorain
Margaret
Bohach
Bernadotte Proposal Seeks Palestine Truce Starts Friday
Cairo reports Arab states accept Count Bernadotte plan for a four week Palestine truce with Israel also said to agree. Weizmann in Paris confirms willingness to begin at 6 am GMT Friday. U N observers to monitor as violence eases and fighting slows on the ground.
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Palestine
Cairo
Folke Bernadotte
Arab League
Israel
Lake Success
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The
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Jefferson Patterson
U. S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Musrara
New City
Damascus
Rejection Of Lewis Demands Seen Likely
Washington report says soft coal operators plan to reject John L. Lewis demands for $100 monthly pensions to 62 year miners with 20 years service and to assume $14 million in distress benefits after July 1. A counter proposal aims to avert a walkout while keeping talks alive and avoiding a coal strike as current contract nears expiry.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Springfield Board Approves School Building Program
The Springfield Board of Education gave the go ahead for the city school building program. It ordered architects engaged to prepare plans for three new schools and a new unit to another school.
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Springfield
Springfield Board of Education
Norfolk navy district says all 28 missing recovered
The Norfolk Virginia based naval district headquarters announced that all 28 marines and sailors missing after a Liberty launch swamped last week have been recovered.
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Norfolk
Futh Naval District
Sinking Of Highway Fill Causes Concern Near Wellington
State highway engineers face a sinking fill problem on Route 18 two miles east of Wellington. A 1000 foot stretch through onion muck floods in heavy rain, and the new dirt sank as fast as it was laid, pushing up ground and cracking nearby mains. Locals fear groundwater movement and corduroy road remains have failed as quicksand rumors swirl. State officials gave no confirmation.
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Wellington
Highway Department
Oho Engineering Company
State Highway Department
Summer return to Congress sparks party clash
Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill attack GOP aims to return after conventions as a plan to push popular bills. They label the GOP as running a do nothing Congress and fear facing voters in November with current records. Taft cites possible Civil Rights Bill and other measures but doubts quick approval before the GOP convention. Draft vote and further details teased for Page 2.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
Congress
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Republican Congress
House
Robert A. Taft, R
Republican Policy Committee
Taft
Kenneth S. Wherry
Judge Nye Elected Mental Hygiene Board President
Probate Judge H. H. Nye was elected president of the Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association board. Other officers include Rabbi Carl Miller as vice president, Alden Hopkins as treasurer, Mrs Laura Hersfall as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. R. H. Herrick as recording secretary. Dr. David Sprague will join Lorain county three days a week under new arrangements with the State Welfare Department. The finance committee is chaired by Rev. R. W. Mitchell with members A. J. Fletcher, R. S. McEwen, Katherine McCarvel, and A. J. Laws. The board meets monthly on the second Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Amherst TB Association office.
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H. H. Nye
Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Amherst
Carl Miller
Elgrid
Alden Hopkins
LaGrange
Laura Hersfall
Avon Lake
R. H. Herrick
Lorain
State Welfare Department
David Sprague
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
R. W. Mitchell
A. J. Fletcher
R. S. McEwen
Oberlin
Katherine McCarvel
Elyria
A. J. Laws
T. B. Association
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Seeks Best Results
Advert shows humorous copy about hitting par and holes in one and urges best results from inexpensive Chronicle Telegram Want Ads. Includes notices of new telephone number and various ads for cold storage furs dry cleaning and hardware items with locations and opening hours.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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