Oil Reserves for Fleet Largely Low Warns Navy
Washington reports a three point congressional plan to curb the oil shortage after a Navy warning that U S reserves for the fleet are dangerously low. The Senate extends government controls over exports and imports to July 15 and the House may act next week. Alvin F Welchel proposes strict limits on petroleum exports to foreign nations.
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Washington
Navy
U. S
Senate
House
Alvin F. Welchel, R
House Merchants Marine Committee
Budget Request Substantially Falls Short of 1947 Appropriation
County Recorder Brrore Wilder filed a 1948 budget with the county commissioners showing total operating costs at 79,650, about 670.50 less than the 1947 appropriation of 20,370.50. The reduction mainly comes from employee compensation down 400, stationery and supplies cut 240, and other expenses trimmed by 25, while recorder’s salary remains 3,504.50.
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Jess
Brrore Wilder
Wilder
Recorder's Office
Sama Aa
Two Geese Placed In Ely Park Pool
The Ely Park pool welcomes two new geese purchased by the Elks per superintendent John Machnck. The birds were placed in the pool last evening and are settling in. geese integrate into the park environment.
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Ely Park
Pool of Ely Park
John Machnck
Elks
Weather Outlook and Odd Fragments From Local Notice
The text appears as a jumbled weather brief with scattered fragments. It hints at Sunday partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures in places but the OCR is garbled and unreadable in key details. No clear entities or locations are conclusively stated.
Russians Seek U S Guarantee For Europe Recovery Plan
Soviet and French foreign ministers discussed a September deadline for a unified European recovery program. Moscow pressed Washington to specify how much the United States would guarantee, under what conditions, and to secure congressional approval. Molotov urged more detail on the Marshall plan before backing a hastily prepared scheme.
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Pamis
Georges Hidath Tas
United States
Ridault
Soeyviet
T. M. Molotov
Apocol
George C. Marshall
Molotov
Germany
Medotow
Russia must lift iron curtain to gain aid for Europe
Washington reports claim the Soviet Union must ease its economic grip on Eastern Europe and allow normal trade with the West to participate in a European reconstruction plan. U.S. officials say this price could be high, signaling a broader shift in Soviet policy. Russian willingness to loosen restrictions may determine progress on future peace talks.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Europe
U. SS. R
United States
Russia
Ater
Vaarheslav M
Mubitov
Health Department Budget Sees $17,335 Next Year
Elyria Health Department approves a $17,335 appropriation for next year, a $469 reduction from this year. Salaries for nurses form the major cut while requests for medical and lab supplies rise, and veteran Kathryne Hull reports nearly 20 years of service with concern over pay scales.
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Elyria Health Department
Sra
Kathryne Hull
Department
Boa
Tax Bills On The Way To County Real Estate Partners
County Treasurer Walter Wright says real estate tax bills for the second half of the year should be mailed by July. Collection will continue through July with about 200,000 dollars already collected at the courthouse. Personal tax for the first half remains substantially complete as of now.
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Missouri River Flood Strains 60 Mile Leaning Levees
Desperate defense as rising Missouri River floods 60 miles along the riverfront from Chand Tower to Chester. Sheriff A L Metler warns the area, with 60,000 people evacuated and Red Cross relief funds surpassing 4 million dollars. Ottumwa and nearby towns brace for crest while soldiers reinforce levees amid widespread property danger.
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Missouri
Loveed
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A. L. Metireror
Aleady
Chand Tower
Chester
Red Cross
Tage
Neberaska
Iowa
Kansas
Louie Wiz
St. Louis
Ottumwa
Oma
Degigniae
Cateo
Quarantine On Dogs In Elyria Reinstated
Officials of the Rising Board of Health voted to reinstate the dog quarantine in Elyria effective Tuesday. Dogs must be confined and on leash off premises. health department and county dog warden will assist enforcement. The move follows rabies fears and reviews vaccination effectiveness with varied results from Alabama tests and local data.
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Waa
Jake
Wall
Dri
Robinson
Roy
Ohio
Health Department
Baslingen
Alabama
Clergyman Given Prison Sentence Amid Trial
An aged Anglican clergyman faces a prison sentence following a district court trial. The jury returned a verdict related to charges connected with misconduct, with the court set to determine the exact term. The case involved allegations of inappropriate conduct surrounding ecclesiastical duties and parish responsibilities.
Balkans border patrol talk sparks tense UN diplomacy
Diplomats weigh the chance that Russia will veto Western backed peace proposals as discussions on a Balkans border patrol gain momentum. The plan envisions a semi permanent frontier in the region and possible resettlement moves affecting Greece Bulgaria Albania and nearby states as spring limits loom.
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Russia
Balkans
Greece
Yugejelewis
Bulgaria
Albania
Four Measures Rejected By Herbert Governor Vetoes Four Bills
CORLMEUS Governor Thomas Herbert vetoed four measures today. One would tighten liquor sales to minors, requiring proof of minor status and willful sale, risking termination of liquor establishments serving underage buyers. Another bill would empower county commissioners to scrutinize welfare departments.
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Corlmeus
Thomasg
Herbert
Newt
Expensive Swim Incident at Cascade Park Pool
A Cascade Park pool outing ended costly for John Munsert as he lost a clothes basket claim check and belongings. Report says items including a $15 watch, a $12.50 silver bracelet, a $0.80 billfold, and $1.73 in cash went missing after the basket was allegedly given to another person. His father Carl Russert reported the loss to the bath house rink. The clothes were later found scattered in the bath house area.
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Cadeide Park
John Munsert
Columbia Avenir
Four Couples Robbed of Over One Hundred Thousand
In Allentown Pennsylvania four couples were robbed of more than $100,000 in jewels cash and negotiable bonds during an armed home invasion. Victims included Lewis Weiner and family members and their guests Thaire and Harry Plingatel along with the Neffs and Silitskys. The assailants bound the residents with bed sheets and gagged them during the break in at the Weiner residence.
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Willie
Viclima
Mra
Lewis Weiner
Thaire
Harry Plingatel
Harry Neff
Irvin Silitsky
Weiner
Neffs
Sulttekys
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Mins Weiner
Pingstel
Duniton To Head State Liquor Department
Dale Duniton named to head the state liquor department in Columbus after serving as commerce director. He succeeds Stanley B. Correll who resigned for private business. Duniton will coincide with a BUC successor and both receive pay increases. liquor director salary set at $9,000 annually.
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Dale Duniton
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
State Hauer Department
van Wert
Stanley B. Corell
Cleveland
Duntton
Commerce
State Bureau of
Herebert
BUC
Dunifun
BOC
Commissioners Of Jurors Appointed In Lorain County
A Ridgeville Township woman Mra Loota Mitchell and Elyria man Cheater B D Henry were named Lorain County commissioners of jurors to serve from July 1. Both must be opposite party selections with Mitchell a Democrat and Henry a Republican. They replace Hart A Dickinson and Varda Peters who resigned. Each will be paid 160 dollars annually plus 30 dollars per seat. Duties include advertising juror names and drawing jurors to be listed. Mitchell, a former Ridgeville Board of Education member, is married to Harald Mitchell and lives on Hornbadge Road. Henry works as a tramistart operator at the Elyria Sewage Disposal plant.
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Elyria
Lorin County
Mra Loota Mitchell
Henry
Sixth Street
Common Pleas
Guy BU
Pindley
Hart A. Dickinson
Ely+rig
Varda Peters
Lorain
Mitchell
Harald Mitchell
Plane Crashes Into Lake Ontario Killing Two Men
Two men died when their plane shed its wing tips near Graf Field and struck high tension wires, plunging into Lake Ontario about 100 yards offshore. Victims were identified as Edward Hogle and Melia Brewer. Police reported the craft had taken off from Grafi Field and was en route to a nearby area when the accident occurred.
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Olcott
Lake Ontario
Edward Hogle
Melia Brewer
Coal strike crisis stalls US mining industry
Washington officials warned a 14 day coal supply dip could halt bituminous mining and idles 2,006,000 workers by mid July as mines close for a holiday. Secretary Krug said the government would be helpless without resumption, while labor leaders and coal operators debated next steps and possible Taft Hartley emergency provisions.
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Weday
Nha
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J. A. Krug
John
Lewis United Mine Workers
AFL
Sede
Lewis B
Schwallchbach
Lewis
Truman
Taft-Hartley
Schwellenbach
Krug
Taft-Harley
House
Senate
Joseph HM. Ball
Minn
Lander
Charles A. Halleck
Fuel Starved Mills Begin 10 Day Layoffs
Pittsburg region steels face deep cuts as U S Steel and Carnegie ironworks reduce output to fractions of normal. About 10,000 miners take a 10 day vacation, with 10,000 workers laid off due to fuel shortages. Coke byproducts plant at Clairton trimmed, several blast furnaces banked, railroads curb schedules as coal shutdowns bite the industry.
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U. G
Bleel. Carp
Jalon Pydita
Big Stent
Pétte Burch
Youngstown
Clairton
U.S. Steel
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Oller Steel Companies
Twister Destroys Ten Farm Homes
Spearfish South Dakota awoke to a tornado that swept a 200 yard wide path northwest of town yesterday injuring one person and destroying about ten farm homes along with barns and crops worth around 75000 dollars. The twister lashed the ground for a half mile before lifting back into the clouds.
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Spearfish
S. D
Uae
Here
HM. N. Rusel
Lost and Found Keys in Chronicle Tale
A fragmentary note describes lost items and valuables, urging caution and urging owners to report missing papers or valuables. It mentions a lender or finder and hints at consequences for failure to recover items. The text references a phone line and a last act, with scattered words about money and duties.
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Hell
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