Debate over United Nations Charter powers and assembly role
Report of a conference noting tensions between the Soviet and Australian positions over the United Nations Charter. Australians push for limited assembly discussion while critics say the charter grants no power to the assembly to maintain international peace and security. Ten of fourteen charter chapters approved. three more likely today amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Nations
Fivalt
E' United Press
Freddorhs
Chinese Forces Close On Liuchow In Latest Update
Chinese troops reportedly closed within three miles of Liuchow city and pressed operations in the southern and western suburbs. The communique noted a point captured on a highway six miles south west of the city and mentioned two Japanese counterdrives on the Pininsula, with forces moving from Linkou and Shekok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chung King
Luchow
Monique
Litehow Siz
Weatof-Fhé
China
Binchow
Caliman
Linkohg
Shekok
Linkonk
Eisenhower Honored At West Point Ceremony
West Point welcomed General Dwight D. Eisenhower in a long U S military academy event. He arrived from New York by car, greeted at the gate by officials including Major General Francis B. Wilby. Eisenhower, a recent West Point graduate, attended with his son John and parents in law Mr and Mrs Doud of Abilene Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West. Point
Dwight
Eisenhower
U8. Military Academy
New York
Washington Gate
John
West Point
Cand
Doud
Abilene
Kans
Francis B. Wilby
Academy
Ike
Youth Charged With Disturbing Peace in Amherst Case
Victor Toth aged 18 was arrested by deputy sheriffs yesterday under a warrant sworn by Justice of the Peace CC Lord's court. The charge is disturbing the peace and he was expected to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Toth
Amherst
Wins
ERB HELP advertised to cure bowel issues
An advertisement claims ERB HELP cures digestive problems by cleansing bowels and kidneys. A woman says she improved after using the product, regaining appetite and energy, and now recommends ERB HELP sold at local drug stores in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ady
Death Records for Frances Hogs Welton and Others
Death notices report Frances Hogs Welton Biggs of Elytia died at Locio hospital after illness. Survived by husband Reid Higgs, relatives Anna Gott and Gott family, five stepchildren, and local church and club memberships. Funeral Friday at Penfield United Church with burial in LaGrange cemetery. Harley Dakimore of Coshocton, former East River Road resident, died at home after illness. survivors include wife Hazel, daughters Hazel Strickland and Esther, son Glen, and one grandchild. James B. Conklin, World War I veteran, died at 1327 Lake Avenue. funeral arrangements pending as relatives reside outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hogs Welton
Biggs
Réid Higgs
Loci Hospital
Panfield
Lotein County
Anna Gott
Elytia
Leland Gatt
Maybard Gott
Gberlin
Hazel Gatt
Richard
Dorothy
Douglas Biggs
Frances Arndt
Hammadad
Indiana
Donald. Biggs
Stockton
Coll
Crndy
LaGranges Cemetery
Harry Nolomore
Columbia
Brie
Columbia’ Cemetery
Harley Dakimore
Coshocton
East’River Road
Columbian
Ife
MetFolly
Hazel Strickland
Rittman and
Esther
Glen
James B. Conklin
James .B. Conklin
Lake Avenue
Italy's Cabinet Now Complete
Prime Minister HOME-Ferraccio Parri named war, navy and aviation ministers as part of completing his cabinet approved by the Allied commission. The new body includes three Socialists and three Communists and drew sharp comments from Leftist press, including Unita which said it broken up old ruling class privileges in key government positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferraccio Parri
Italy
Allied Commission
Unita
Court records show multiple divorce actions and a probate filing
A stream of court notices reports divorces granted or denied for multiple individuals including Myra EF Smith George Lang Judy Sekerak and Roberta B King with details on custody payments and property matters. The docket also notes a Lake Shore Coach Co case for 34500 damages and a will probate for S F Basinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Benjamin
George Lang
Dora
D. A. Cook
Ore
S. F. Basinger
Janet
Judy Sekerak
Elyria
Michael
Renee
Death announced for Rear Admiral Royal in Brunei bay action
Rear Admiral Forres Betten Royal who commanded the Brunei bay amphibious operation died June 18 of natural causes, Navy says. Royal, NY native, directed landings June 1 off Borneo’s northwest coast with Gen. MacArthur aboard. Secretary Forrestal announced. His death follows Lt. Gen. Buckner’s KIA on Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forres
Betten Royal
Brunei Bay
Borneo
Navy
Royal
Battle Gree
Douglas MacArtfur
Pacific
Jones V. Forrestal
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
10Th Army
Fay
Okinawa
New York
Katonah Fresy Fest Sees Unclear Potatoes Event
An unclear OCR passage references a Katonah Fresy Fest and various disrupted actions and names. The text is fragmented with many garbled terms, making precise facts and participants difficult to identify.
Prosecutor Wins First Round In Bribery Trial
Springfield Ohio Jerome A Nevins a 33 year old Clark County Prosecutor won the first round in his bribery trial when Common Pleas Judge Golden C Davis upheld a defense motion to throw out a 22 member jury list. Defense attorney Paul M Herbert challenged the list after discovering that one member Clyde H Quick sat on the special grand jury that indicted Nevins and four others for bribery and perjury. The judge discharged the entire list and ordered a pew list to be drawn that afternoon before releasing court until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jerome A. Nevins
Clark County
Common Pleas
Golden C. Davis
Paul M. Herbert
Clyde H. Quick
Nevius
Davis
Herbert
East Carlisle 4-H Club Holds Meeting at Northeim Home
East Carlisle The fifth meeting of East Carlisle's Merry Mixers 4 H Club was held at the home of Mrs Harvey Northeim Tuesday. Eight members answered roll and showed signs of a well running group. After business, Bohe sion Grambo was served as refreshments. The next meeting will be at Donna Schwind's home on June 26 with Miss Shields explaining how to give a proper demonstration. Mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
East Carlesle
Merry Mixers
Harvey Northeim
Grambo
Donna Schwind
Violation Of Dog Quarantine Charge
A warrant for the arrest of Steve Cairns at 240 Belfield Avenue was issued in Palace Court for violation of dog quarantine rules. The affidavit by County Dog Warden BC Furnes states Cairns permitted his dog to roam, with appearance in Police Court at the stated time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cairns
Belfield Avenue
Palace Court
Tara
Tys Dog
Furnes
Cent Tomorrard
Labor unrest widens across plants and unions
A multi state wave of labor actions spans 2600 United Steel Workers, 5000 Marine Building Workers in Hoboken, and other CIO and AF of L unions. The disputes center on discharges, work orders, and contract jurisdiction, with WLB involved and broad worker solidarity amid stalled negotiations.
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Pennsylvania
Outo
Fedy Axeliin
Mather Spring Company
United Automedade Workers
CIQ
United Steel
CIO
Ashland
Dee Calla
WLB
American Federath
Donnelley & Sans Coan Pork Printing Plant
Meth Wnher Steel Corp
Hoboken
Lora
United Flectrical Redig and Machine Workers
1000 Plane Raids Soon Against Japan
Major General Curtis LeMay predicts American air power can cripple Japanese industry within months. As commander in the Marianas he cites planned 1900 plane raids and notes Superfortresses already surpass 1000-plane raids over Europe. He warns destroying five major Japanese cities would be a national disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curts
Lemay
1St Bomber Command
Marianas
Apathst
Jay
Nazi Europe
Polish leaders on trial for alleged Western Russia crimes
The Moscow trial summary describes prosecutors labeling Polish leaders as organizers of criminal activity in western White Russia and western Ukraine. Some defendants face prison while the extreme penalty is not pursued. Three witnesses were delayed due to weather, with others expected to testify later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowicz
Russia
Ukraine
Asansiev
Moscow
Leopold Onwlicky
Claray
Petoie
Susg
Dievense
Chitnowski
Gkubel
Sin
Migolayczyk
Mika
Warsaw
Move to settle strike at General Electric Bridgeport
Labor officers report a move to settle a strike of 1,000 employees at the General Electric Company in Bridgeport Connecticut. Leaders say workers complained their wives earned considerably more than they did, finding the gap embarrassing and prompting talks to resolve the wage disparity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Eleetrie Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Mery
Methodists Honor Bishop Smith At Conference Today
Bishop Smith of the Ohio area is honored at the Northeastern Ohio Conference session in a Methodist church. The observer marks his 25th anniversary as a minister as Bishop Tilid Lowe and Dro Ay L Herzen will present the tribute. The conference runs through Saturday with ministerial appointments for 1946 to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Lester Smith
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
Mathodiat
Hey
Lorain Gas Case Hearings Reopened
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission reopened hearings on the Ohio Fuel Gas Company rate request for Lorain. The company seeks to raise charges to 74.84 cents per thousand cubic feet, against a recommended 3.53 cent increase. Officials for OPA and the company debated finances. the panel planned to resume the hearing later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solumbus
Ohio Public Utilities, Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Lorain
Tutfes
Commission
Howard
Guttman
Washington
OPA
Freeman T. Eagleson
Ohio Gas Company
Nephew of Vincent Man Liberated From German Camps
Chip H Giberson of Vincent received word from New Brunswick that his nephew F O B Frank Gilland has returned home after one month in German prison camps. The observer of Hartland NB carried the notice. Gilland is the son of Giberson’s sister born in Bath Carleton county NB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip H. Giberson
Vincent
New Brunswick
Canada
Frank Gilland
The
Observer
Hartland
Giberson
Bath
Carleton County
Lorain County
Presbyterian Synod Elects Officers in Wooster Meeting
The Presbyterian West Minster Fellowship Youth Synod elected officers including Claire M Stewart of Cleveland as vice moderator Betty Hartline of Shadyside as moderator Richard Cave of Columbus as vice moderator Mary Frazier of Frazeysburg as state clerk and Robert Lodwick of Cincinnati as treasurer The synod reported foreign and national missions gifts exceeding 190000 A dog bite incident at 326 Hays Avenue involved Mildred Gallo and John Bradd at Haya Avenue police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frazier
Frazeyaburg
Robert GC. Lodwick
Cincinnati
Markets Report Signals Mixed Grain and Oil Prices
Fragmented OCR data shows mixed commodity quotes with beans and oats, plus price figures and receipts. Mentions include Chicago markets, quotations, and various unidentified figures, suggesting a routine market round up with partial figures and place references.
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Saha
Reger & Binninger
Ptus
Liuchow
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Cleveland
Ameri
Swan
Mammai
Common Pleas Court
Essie Munnich
Lake Shore Coach Con
East 28Th Street
Jag Dee
Guy B. Findley
Jane Myles
Wurst
Wyether
Camimen Pleas Court
KNK
Eaton
Matilda
Almo Bartlebrough
Marjory Emerick
Edweird Oy
Equelty
Wis
Yart
Grover Burr
fAook
Roberta B. King
Ducge Gay Ho
Findley
Mare Strand Wieveland
Syed Uaghk
Lyon
Alyrey
Fur
Ruth Carma
Guy B Findley
Amet
Mel Alse
Warde Gusteds
Rhea Ehuld
Watchman
Blaze
Dayton
Punt
FBI
Arnis T Beret
New -York
tAcme
Admiral Royal
Ayeman
Menston
Tabor
War Labor Board
Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Tribuneal
Meinboershiy
Lppro
Katonah
Saab
Bertian
Amurg Ptt
Une
Mvfce
Japan
Bishop Smith
Presbyterian
Elytian
Dag Mildred Gallo
Hays” Avenue
Adler
John, Brada
Haya
Bradd
Chicago
Hutter
Alec
EGUS
Sudro-Curtis
Elyria Veterans Service Center
Y. M.C
Elypia
Ita
Veterans’ Service Center
A. Central
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Baldwin- HA Backwood
River Road
Elynia
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