Legislature To Convene On June 24 In Emergency Session
Ohio Governor Lausche announced a special session of the Legislature to convene Monday June 24 at 8 p m. The session will focus on emergency matters including additional operating funds for six state universities and veterans housing plus funds for the State Welfare department. An official agenda will follow in a proclamation. Universities seek 3,627,419 dollars in extra operating funds and 750,000 for appropriations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hom
Frank J. Waurche
General Assembly
State Welfare Department
Lausche
Exchange Club Charter Presented at Elyria Dinner
The newly formed Flyna Exchange Club in Elyria received its charter at a charter presentation dinner held at the Elyria Country Club. Lorain Exchange Club aided the founding, with ceremonies led by Carl H. Reasington. Speeches by Ira L. Porter of Oberlin and Robert Farris of Lorain highlighted goals of service and self reliance for returning soldiers. Other local service clubs and chamber of commerce members attended, as did representatives from Clyde, Cleveland, Perna, Lorain and Oberlin Exchange clubs.
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Flyna Exchange Club
Elyria Country Club
Elyria Club
Richard Baird
A A. T. Hinde
Toledo
National Exchange Club
Carl H. Reasington
Cleveland
Oberlin
Baird
Ira L. Porter
Exthinge
Power
Lorain Exchange Club
Lorian Club
Treganize
Portey
Lorain Club
Rev
FW. Loose
Harald Quaecan
Loose
Elyria
Robert Farris
Lorain
Exchange
Exchange Club
AR. Agate
Im Exchange Club
West
Kiwanis
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde
Perna
Obertin
W. K. Bkeubaker
Charles B. Cavagia
Frank Sexard
Rosert H. Kring
Weather forecast for Ohio shows clouds and storms today
The Ohio weather page reports mostly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers today into tonight and Thursday. It notes cooler readings in the northern portion, with Friday projecting fair and cooler conditions.
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Ohio
Italy in Turmoil Riots Leave 12 Dead in Naples
Rome reports confirm at least 12 dead and 100 wounded as clashes erupt in Naples amid political turmoil. Monarchists and Republicans clash outside party offices while Milan and Rome navigate questions of sovereign power between King and De Gasperi. Authorities report police and military involvement as riots continue and the Supreme Court weighs election irregularities and the transfer of sovereignty.
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Italy
Naples
Rome
Monsarchist
Jurbert Ho
Alvide de Gaspert
Noburly
de Gasperi
Republic
Povie Treonen
Supreme Court
Pilgrim Hospital
Connini Party
Bevin Defends Foreign Policy at Labour Conference
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin won Labour Party backing in Bournemouth for his foreign policy defending relations with Russia and criticizing Western peacemaking. He argued a unilateral push for 100000 Jews into Palestine was an international issue and pressed for a pragmatic approach to peace talks while denying alignment with conservative lines.
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Bournemouth
Ernest Bevin
Labor Party
Russia
Jeviin
Bertein
United States
Palestine
New York
Bevin
Jis
Britain
Victaria
Lorain Student at Bowling Green Dies
Lorain youth Martin D. Ambrosio, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Jose Ambrosio of Lorain, dies at Bowling Green State University Hospital from cerebellar abscess and brain hemorrhages. Public auction announced for Am on Ewers Estate at 986 Chestnut St Grafton Wednesday June 19 at 12 30 pm conducted by Merle G Karns Auctioneer Adv.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University Hospital
Martin D. Ambrosio
Jose Ambrosio
Lorain
Amon Ewers
Chestnut St
Grafton
Merle G. Karns
U S faces potential clash over Chinese aggression
An article cites observers warning of a possible full scale Communist drive against a Shanghai area base housing U S Seventh Fleet and Marines. Brig Gen Clement and Maj Gen Rockey weigh options to defend or retreat as fighting intensifies nearby and U S lives and property could be at risk.
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Tsingtsa
Seventh Fleet
U.S
Chines
America
Stodney
Mal
Keller F. Rockey
Chins
Ely
Rockey
Willvm T. Clement
Chibli
Shantung Peninsula
Venice
Mailehilen
Central
Changchun
Uihat Nationalier
Tuo Lie Ming Hai
Ulpaitiain
Comato Ot
Lafa
Bankhead Near Death in Naval Hospital Report
Washington reports Senator Bankhead of Alabama near death after a medical development while a Navy hospital bulletin notes worsening condition. Justice Harold H. Burton received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at Western Reserve University’s 220th commencement with remarks about future collaboration.
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Washington
Sen
Naval Hospital
Bankhead
Cleveland Supreme Court
Harold Ho Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Truman Study Of Labor Bill Veto Message
Labor leaders studied President Truman's veto message seeking clues on admin support for broader labor legislation. Officials doubted a clear course, while Truman renewed a Y 24 proposal for a joint committee to study labor strife and recommend long range measures. The plan would also allow fact finding boards and cooling-off periods, but opposition from organized labor limited potential action.
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Washington
Truman
Unio
Messige
Ma Truman
Grant Seamen Fight Hour Day Crisis in Canada
Montreal and Windsor era seamen strike threatens immediate settlement as shipowners demand new leadership of the Canada Seamen's Union. Campbell of Canada Steamship lines calls CSU leadership a block to peace. vessels suspend sailing including SS Norenic and SS Windsor. British-American Oil Co orders all chartered ships tied up for duration of the walkout.
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Montreal
Great Lakes
Canadia Seamen's Union
CSU
Campbell
Canada Steamship Lines
Canada
Paricurar
John Lewises
Syrut
Unss
Mes
Detyoiy
Windsor
Sarnia
Dime
British-American Oil Co
Cost Of Living Up Step By Step Says Officials
Washington bread prices rose by a penny a loaf with a one cent per dozen hike on bread rolls. OPA says increases ensure adequate supply after industry data review. Officials expect cost of living to rise two percent in May and June, mirroring 1944 levels. Inflation described as alarmingly here as milk butter cheese prices add to costs. Rent edged up in March, clothing prices climb, wool suits five percent higher than last year. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
OPA
Bureau
MMI
OneMcial
BLS
Navy Vet Kills Police Officer at Massillon HQ
A Massillon police officer died and the assailant, Lester W. Martin, a 26 year old Navy veteran from Navarre Ohio, was seriously wounded after he entered the police headquarters basement, demanded a long distance call, and opened fire. Patrolman Myron Henderson was shot and killed. Martin was wounded by Patrolman Slinger and later treated at Massillon City Hospital. Witnesses Kyle Burdette and Eugene Helinkinbicker were held at gunpoint during the incident. A briefcase found on Martin contained letters to various people.
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Massillon
Lester W. Martin
Navarre
Ty Hospital
Alm
Myron Henderson
Martin
FBI
Henderson
Marti
Stanley Wo Switter
Preassner
Kyle Burdette
Eugene Helinkinbicker
Massillon City Hospital
Nine Die In Storms Across Four States
Nine persons died as a result of violent spring storms and high winds sweeping eastern states. An army plane crashed on a farm near Freehold, killing four aboard. Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania bore the worst damage with farm buildings toppled, crops ruined, and power lines knocked out.
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United Press
Freehold
Massachusetts
New York
Hall
Canada
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Auburn
Yternity
Nine Bodies Recovered In Bomber Crash
A B 29 Army bomber from McDill Field Florida crashed near Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains. Nine bodies were recovered from the wreckage scattered along the mountain side. at least ten service members were believed missing. The crash occurred after a 2 16 am route check from Knoxville.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
McDill Field
Fla
Chingmans Dome
Army Air Base
Greetville
S. C
Knoxville
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Clingmans Dame
Muscrssit River
Soldier dies in Germany from accidental electrocution
Mr and Mrs Andrew Shivak report their son Sfc Edward Shivak, a 3 Vincent veteran, died in Germany from an accidental electric shock. The late soldier, who attended Vine centers and Clearview High School, had been overseas with pea Arn about TB maniths. Survivors include a sister Irene and two brothers Sydney and Rickard, both students at Clearview High.
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Andrew Shivak
Vincent
Hatther Sen
Edward Shivek
Germany
Rivett
Shivag
Clearview High School
Sgt
Shivak
Irene
Sydney Rickard
Clearview High Chunk
18 Are Dead In Hotel Blaze
The Canfield hotel fire in Dubuque Virginia raised the death toll to 18 with the discovery of a woman's body in the basement debris. Identified tentatively as Mrs Helen Taylor Ingles of Topsfield Massachusetts she had been registered in a fourth floor room.
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Dubuque
Canfield Hotel
Tentaively
Helen Taylor Ingles
Topsfield
Mass
Storm Indirect Deaths From Night Thunderstorm
A Youngstown man died from carbon monoxide poisoning after last night’s thunderstorm. Four other men, all from Youngstown, were treated for gas poisoning. names include Russell Remil Ralph Amsture and Marshall Gregory. John O T McDaniels of New Castle, Pa, is also mentioned. All are reported recovering.
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Youngstown
Homare Jones
Carnegie-Ilingis
Othe Company
South Side Hospital
Russell Remil Ralph Amsture
Marshall Gregory
John OT. McDaniels
Newcaste
Teasdale elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus
Teasdale elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus for 1446 47 year will start July 2 succeeding Clarence Brown. He lives at Colonial Apartments and has held several offices in local Columbus council. Other new officers include Finegan deputy grand knight Shumaker warden McDonough advocate Grace inside guard Kauf outside guard. Reelects include Lydon chancellor Craft recorder Seward treasurer Ready trustee with terms. Younglas Seward continue on board. Retired banker Gustave M Masler dies in Palm Beach at 66. former president of Brighton Bank and Trust Co Cincinnati. Carek florist ad for wedding decorations.
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Richard Faydher
Westers Machine Screw Company
Elyria Cunnedd Knights of Columbus
Tadiy
Clarence Brown
Teasdale
Colonial Apartments
Brehis
Columbus Council
Clete
Tirce
Thomas PL Finegan
Grand Aright
Gerald Shumaker
John F. McDonough Jr
Joseph M. Grace
Joseph Kauff
Johm RB. Lydon
R. E. Craft
J. B. Seward
Palm Beach
Fla
Gustave M. Masler
Brighton Bank and Trust Co
Cincinnati
Carek
Florist
Sears
tAdva
Bowles Urges Truman Veto Amid Price Control Fight
Senate debate on price control extensions continues as Alben Barkley predicts quick passage of the bill. Senate aides report bowles and Porter may back a veto while urging Truman to veto, with Capehart signaling a future revival of his amendment on livestock meat dairy and poultry controls.
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Washington
Senate
Alben Wy Harkley
Barkley
Homer FE. Capehart
K. Ind
Capehari
Harkley
Chester Bowles
Price
Paul Porter
Congress Shy In Supreme Court Bickering
Washington Congress avoids probing the Supreme Court while factions from the Roosevelt era clash over prior decisions. A House and Senate debate is anticipated on Justice Black and Justice Jackson, with no impeachment issues found over Black’s mine wage case. Senate Judiciary Chair Pat McCarran aims to keep the Black Jackson feud from blocking Vinson’s confirmation as chief justice, a vote soon expected.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Robert H. Jackson
House
Senate
Jackson
Black
Neuemberg
Germany
Pat McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harlan F. Stone
Judiciary
Vinson
Fdr
First Tennis Rackets Puzzle Customs Men
In 1874 Bermuda imports of tennis rackets puzzled U S Customs as to tariff applicability. After a week officials freed the rackets without duty. The item hints at selling tips via Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads and offers free ad assistance by dialing 4422 or 4413.
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Bermuda
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
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