Three Young People Injured in LaGrange Crash
A late evening crash on Whitehead and Webster roads in LaGrange township injured four youths, three seriously, when Reynolds 16 of Grafton collided with a Bucyrus party returning from Cleveland. Vera Mead 20 suffered skull fracture and back injuries. Richard Cory 21 had skull fracture. Reynolds and others were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with varying injuries. police noted multiple other vehicle incidents in the area through early morning hours.
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Webster Roads
LaGrange Township
Jonng Spicer
LaGrange
William Reynolds
Grafton
Reynolds
Jean Forbush
Richard Knott
Belden
Cleveland
Whitehead Road
Bucyrus
Vera Mead
Richard Cory
Fair Todd
Betty Kent
Donald Rush
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Forbush
Penfield
Two Civil War Vets At Encampment
In Columbus two men aged 103, John R Bennett Waynesfield and John H Grate Atwater, were the last surviving Ohio GAR members at the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. They arrived yesterday by state patrol car, attended a banquet at Deshler-Wallick, and planned to organize for another year despite Bennett’s recent minor fall and wheelchair use.
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Grand Army of the Republic
John R Bennett
Waynesfield
John H Grate
Atwater
Ohio Gar
Oiale
GAR
Bennett
Deshler-Wallick
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio shows clearing and warmth
The forecast calls for clear skies and warmer temperatures across northeastern Ohio with scattered showers and thunder showers today tonight and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Dentil T Dr Ray Smith Opens Evenings
Dr Ray Smith offers evening hours at Sth St practice phone 6622 250% for transparent plates services including new plates repairs relining or re tinting and general dental work in a modern clinic setting.
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Proposed Church Merger Dominates Local Council Talk
After hours of debate at Oberlin the Congregational Churches on session weigh a union plan amid minority fears of a split. Majority favor the merger though the 75 percent threshold and timetable trigger heavy scrutiny. A minority calls for a new basis and a drawing of a constitutional framework before any vote.
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Chief Of Tribe In South Africa At Oberlin Meetings
Chief Albert John Luthul of South Africa visits Oberlin for General Council talks. He praises Christian benefits for his people, notes rising literacy and living standards, and discusses three mission schools for grades one through high school. He is encouraged by progress and eyes future solutions.
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Albert John Luthuh
John A Reuling
American Board of Missions
South Africa
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Ite
Adams College
Natal
Union of South Africa
John A Retling
Luthul
Church Decides to Aid Draftees Moral duty urged
Oberlin The general council of Congregational Christian churches pressed the church to assume moral responsibility for youths entering military service under the new draft. Rev Carl Knudson of Plattsburgh NY, a former Navy combat chaplain, told about 2000 delegates that sincere interest in American youth requires genuine moral and spiritual concern for those involved.
Congress ends session with major bills sent to White House
President Truman faces a crowded desk as Congress winds up a late session. Major measures passed include foreign aid appropriations, a farm bill compromise, and pay raises for federal workers. The plan to admit 203000 European displaced persons faces Truman’s veto doubts. A housing bill failure fuels calls for a back-to-Washington session. The Senate set a historic long adjournment while a peacetime draft loomed for men ages 19 to 25.
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Ase
Truman
Joseph W Martin Jr
GOP
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Predicts Early Dewey Victory
Herbert Brownell Jr campaign manager for Thomas E Dewey declared the Newark governor nomination effort a failure and predicted an early ballot victory. He said the stop Dewey campaign has run for two years since Dewey was re elected by New Yorks largest ever majority and noted unpledged delegations visiting Philadelphia to pledge support.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Thomas E Dewey
Newark
Dewey
New Yorks
Brownell
Partners H Tel Suite
Brawnell
Sidelights On Republican's Big Show
Philadelphia coverage flags a nonpolitical stampede at Dewey HQ as attendees grab soft drink bottle tops for a national prize. Delegates include a record high number of women, Minnesota leads female representation, Alabama caucuses in a hotel bar, and Stassen and Dewey recall Fathers Day with gifts for their fathers as a blimp glides over the convention.
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Dewey
Deveys
Minnesota
GOP Convention Launches Communism as Major Issue
National chairman Carroll Reece opened the GOP convention declaring the nation must choose between Republicans and Communists. He argued the Democratic Party is split and ineffective against radicalism, praised the 80th Congress for standing by principles, and urged united support for a Republican president to lead the United States and allied nations.
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Chaiman Carroll Reece
Reece
Moscow
United States
Lewis and Mine Owners To Present Case Today
Washington. John I Tews and soft coal operators face a presidential fact finding panel at 2 pm to settle issues behind the threatened mine stoppage. The three member board will report to the White House by Wednesday and Truman could seek a court order to end a walkout for 80 days. UMW members begin a 10 day vacation Saturday and may not return until July without a new contract or injunction. The current pact expires June 30 and operators claim stockpiles are unchanged, while reserves now cover about 30 days. Cincinnati. Charles Weise, 20, was shot dead at his home. Doris Halle, 27, of Indianapolis, is in custody.
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Washington
John I Tews
White House
Truman
Justice Department
United Mine Workers
Mdi
Republicans open 24th National Convention in urgent mood
CONVENTION HALL Philadelphia 1094 delegates opened with Dewey Taft and Stassen cited to lead the first presidential ballot in a we can t lose mood After speeches the delegates adjourned from 1 57 p m EDT until 9 p m EDT Walter S Hallanan opened the gathering and said we are here to name the next President and vice president of the United States National Chairman Carroll Reece framed the fight as Republicanism versus Communism urging a moral and spiritual leadership to avert materialism Duff of Pennsylvania welcomed delegates and urged a new purpose for the party
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Taft
Stassen
Walter S Hallanan
United States
Carroll Reece
James T. Duff
Pennsylvania
Tie
GOP Delegates Rally as Philadelphia Opens Convention
Enthusiasm at a peak as the Republican National Convention opens in Philadelphia Convention Hall. Dewey leads on first ballots with Taft and Stassen close behind, Vandenberg and Warren in the mix, a possible Dewey Taft Stassen deadlock shaping strategy. Delegations, deals, and early estimates suggest a hard fought path to the 548 votes needed from 1094 nominating votes.
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Lei Arthur H Vandenberg
Michigan
Stassen
Earl Warren
Calfornia
California
Joseph W Mutin Jr
Masschusetts Dark Horse
Vandenbergs
Douglas MacArthur
Taft-Stassen
Taft
Dewey
Georgia
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Strassen
Foreign Policy Plank Triggers GOP Internal Fight
Philadelphia report notes a foreign policy plank modeled after Van denberg could spark major intra party disputes as Sen Raymond Balawin and Sen Henry Cabot Lodge push a 2400 word statement to unite the party. The piece emphasizes U.S. world leadership and notes past intraparty contention over foreign aid funding.
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Raymond E Balawin
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