World War II Paris Conference Opens With Doubts
United Press reports that hopes for European economic relief from the United States face doubts as Russia and France question the plan. Bevin supports moving forward, while Britain seeks a broader all‑Europe program with Soviet buy‑in. mood remains cautious across Britain, France, and Scandinavia.
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United Press
Paris
Russia
Europe
Capitol Hue
V. M. Molotov
Georges Bidaull
Ernest Spevin Flex
Britain
Whitt
United States
Bevin
Rusefin
George C. Marshall
Germany
Green Sees CIO And AFL Drawn Closer Together
AFL President William Green predicted the Taft Hartley plan would bring the CIO and AFL closer and may unify them within a year, while stopping short of a merger. Both unions mobilized lawyers to study the act and plan court tests as they handle current contracts and pending labor agreements.
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Lee Pressman
80 Year Old Man Fatally Beaten in New Jersey
Neptun e New Jersey police report that an 80 year old man, Alex Hyers, was beaten to death in his bungalow. Abner Morton, 49, of Sane s quan NJ, is held without bail for murder. Morton's wife Riv a Sl, who was with Ayers, is held on a material witness charge. Police say the wife and son in law confronted Hyers and his wife in Hyers bungalow.
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Mire Morton
Morten
Hyers
Maton
Murton
Pahom
Weather note on a partly cloudy day with showers
A brief weather item notes partly cloudy skies with a few scattered showers today. The report contains garbled text but suggests general conditions without clear locations or times.
Train Leaves Rails Six Men Are Dead
Six railroad employees died and three passengers were hospitalized when the Cleveland St Louis Big Four passenger train jumped the tracks after crossing the Shiloh Main street crossing last night. The St Louis Special with two engines derailed, killing four crewmen and two section hands. The injured passengers were Mrs Rose Dringman Shelby John Espy and Mingle Smith. All victims were from Cleveland or nearby Shelby and Cincinnati.
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Shiloh
Cleveland--St. Loula
St. Louis
Shiloh Main Street
C. F Higgins
W. Jo McCord
Ens
Elmer AR. Wanker
John P. Kennedy, Jr
Cleveland
Edward Gunderson
James Lewis Brockwell
Tennessee
Rose Dringman
Shelby
John Espy
Mingle Smith
Cincinnati
Lavera
Shelby Hospital
Floods Drive Thousands From Homes Across Missouri Iowa
Missouri and Iowa floods force over 25 000 people from homes as Mississippi and Missouri rivers swell. Levees fail adding damaged acres while Red Cross reports 22 000 displaced in Des Moines Racoon and Des Moines rivers drive residents from Nes Moines area to safety.
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United Press
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Cross
Missooury
Big Muddy
Missouri River
Red Cross
Nes Moines
Racoon
Des Moines
Red Cross County
St. Charles
Mosad
Fire Fatal to Captain in Cincinnati Blaze
A three alarm fire in Cincinnati today killed Fire Captain Michael Greman and injured eight other firefighters. The blaze erupted in a three story brick building, with smoke and heat spreading to adjacent streets as teams battled the flames.
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Cincinnati
Sarah
Nearly 1 000 Coal Mines Closed in West Walkout
A vast labor strike by more than 230000 miners and officials from the Federal Coal Mines Administration shut nearly 1000 mines today. Production losses exceed 1,000,000 tons, with widespread idling across states including Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio as the Taft-National Labor Law fallout spreads and plans to halt government pits by tomorrow.
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Federal Coal Mines Administration
National Coal Association
Naval Coal Mines Administration
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Coal Mines Administration
Washington
United Press
Steel Milly
Witk
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CMA
Virantia
Wowas
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Otis
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Chitago
Tenneylvenia
Kentucky
Tlintis
Alabatma
Ohio
Tennessee
Virgina
Tadijra
Utah
Colorado
Ineddating
Panther Valley
Pennsyania
26 Persons Have Contact With Rabies
County health authorities swift response after a two month old puppy died at a trailer camp near Elyria. Twenty six residents of the McManus trailer camp were exposed after the dog, brought from Pittsburgh, bit twelve people and many more were likely to have contact. Health officials quarantined seven other dogs and one cat. rabies serum was sought in Toledo to cover all those at risk.
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McManus
Lake Land
Elyria
Lorain
MG. Fisher
Mobarfay
Ubsert Sabon
Fisher
Alice Powell
Edward Puschas
County Health Department
Toledo
Jack Delting
Leonard Hernard
Birnie
Pittaburgh
Uby
Sees Return To Rationing As Possible
President warns that pressures from production and capacity limits may push prices higher. He notes that aid to Europe could affect prices and emphasizes that price controls or rationing may be needed if shortages worsen.
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Washington
Marshall Pin
America
Ltn
Rieve
Railroads Unable To Meet Demands Of Unions
Railroads fail to meet union demands amid tense negotiations. Officials from major carriers announce continuing stalemate as talks stall over wages and work rules. Union leaders vow further action while city and state officials monitor the dispute.
Farmers Making Hay While Sun Shines in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers balance haymaking and corn planting as weather drives farming. many bale hay directly from fields to save labor while some plant corn late. County extension agent Carl Deeds notes hay yields may reach about 80 percent of a full crop due to excessive rain, and corn prospects depend on warm weather and late frost risk, with northern areas faring better than southern.
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Lorain County
Carl CL Deeds
County Agricultural Extension
Deedes
Curley Begins Prison Term After Fraud Conviction
Boston mayor James M Curley, once a dominant political figure, is to begin an 18 year prison sentence for mail fraud. Federal Judge James M Proctor ordered the term after Curley protested the ruling, walking from the courtroom in a wheelchair as family wept, while federal marshals take him into custody.
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Bulletin
Washington
James M Curley
Boston
Curley
Fugitive Captured After Woods Chase With Baby in Arms
A Port Knox fugitive from a military prison camp was captured near Ross County Jail after fleeing through woods with his ten day old baby. He was chased by police through the outskirts of Chillicothe and finally apprehended.
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Chillicothe
Port Knox
Ross County
Floyd Junior McFonr
Jacks
Simekeor Teri
Nyeher
Othe
Corwarts Polgebe
Ber Verny
Shipbuilders Strike 41,000 In 10 East Coast Yards
New York report says over 41,000 CIO shipbuilders walk out at 10 East Coast yards halting work on 79 vessels. Bethlehem Steel and Atlas Basin yards are among those affected, with jobs and repairs paused across the region as talks continue under Taft Hartley era labor action.
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CIO
Bethlehem ‘Steel Co
Atlantic Basin Tron Works
Aix
Bethlehem
Baltimore
Baxter and
Quincy” Mans
John M. Larkin
Beig
Oon Thee
Larkin
Salem Ang
Ace Beg Binis
Boston
New York Pthd Becanier
Atgenitia
Nyger
Crit Frau Company
Seeks Medical Plan For Rural Families
Washington: Joseph Wo Fic ter, head of partod Grange Health Commoner, urged legislation to provide a prepaid medical plan to ensure essential care for rural families amid federal welfare debates. The proposal outlines funding and oversight details and aims to expand access in sparsely populated areas.
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Washington
Joseph Wo Ficter
Omhaitiranm
Partod Grange Health Commoner
Federal Fevengtate
Baruch Urges Universal Training to Avert Global Unrest
Baruch, the 76-year-old adviser, accused Russia of waging a covert war to sow unrest in the United States but said armed conflict is not imminent. He called for universal military training and broader national programs to improve conditions, warning against Russian sympathizers undermining the American way of life.
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Washington
Hernard MM
Baruch
Russia
United States
U.S* S
Industrial College
50 Year Old Mother Graduates From School Of Nursing
Massillon report notes Abs. Anha Rice, mother of three, graduates from Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing. She volunteered 1000 phage to the hospital during wartime with Red Cross. Following her husband Carlet Rice's death, she pursued nursing as a regular student to fulfill family needs. Funeral information for Jane fide is also listed.
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Massillon
United States Says UN Task Is Not Easy
President Truman urged patience as the United Nations faces slow progress and setbacks while seeking peace and security. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko hoped the UN grows into a real peace guarantor despite veto power. UN Secretary General Lie urged peoples to trust the UN in difficult times and remain confident in its potential.
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United
Brates
Pedees
United Nations
Josef Stalin
Andrei Gromyko
Iself
Grumyko
Russia
World Organisation
UN Security Council
Ante Jstat
Trygve Lie
Norway
Lie
Ambassador Douglas Warns Russia At Paris Conference
London dispatch reports U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas cautioned Russia against fueling anti Western fires as Britain and France seek a European economic recovery plan at the Paris foreign ministers conference. In Washington, Deputy Secretary William L. Clayton and British leaders prepare for talks ahead of the same meeting. A separate case in Grand Junction, Colorado, saw police detain Fred W. Lundy over the suspected murder of educator Emily Gritin and her sister.
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London
U.S
Lewis Douglaa
Russia
Charing Unit
Marshall
Douglas
Britain
France
George C. Marshall
Douiglas
Liam L. Clayton
Jenent Ro Atlee
New Dowie G Street
Errigat Revin
Ethie Fachequer
Hugh Dalton
Grand Junction
Colo
Fred W. Lundy
Emily Gritin
Bér Aster
Florence
Joe Keith
Pinechute
Lundy
Local Classifieds Offer Quick Purchases and Trades
Fragmentary ad text shows a generic want ad offering buy sell and trade options. Reading appears jumbled with stray names and phrases, suggesting a busy public notice page listing miscellaneous goods and services.
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Iby Chrouich-Telegram
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