Catholic refugees face peril as forced repatriation looms
Cardinal Tisserant warned that Catholic refugees in Iran and British zones risk exile or death if compelled to return to the Soviet Union. He criticized Soviet anti Catholic policies and the church hierarchy for urging safety and aid for those threatened by repatriation policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberian
Iia Lertial Riatetn
Hols Remuty Chiria
Orients
Molnud
Sims
Cardinal Tisseratt
Railroad Strike Date Set To March Six
Union leaders announce that a strike date will be set on March six after members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen approve withdrawal if no settlement is reached. The move could idle tracks on about 500 main lines nationwide as mediation ends without accord.
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Dineinegl
Pete
SOO
Peron Maintains Lead In Presidential Returns
In Buenos Aires, Juan D. Peron led Jose Tamborini as counting continued with about four percent of ballots tallied. Peron held a nationwide edge with 7,443,000 votes against 14,662 for Tamborini and 164 electoral votes in play. Tamborini secured 10 electoral votes for Lois Province as counts began in other provinces.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Jose Tanberin
Ihe
Cruciat Huehos Aires
Tamborini
Lois
Winnter
Cotta
Baron
Tamberbal
Plotlowers
Cout
2200 Employees Strike At Alloys Plants In West Virginia
About 2,200 workers at alloys plants in West Virginia walked off the job in support of higher wages. The strike hit the Alpo and Glen Ferris plants, subsidiaries of Union Carbide and Carbon Corp, by United Gas Coke and Chemical Workers union members. Negotiations had dragged for about ten weeks with a company- offered raise of 17 cents an hour vs a demand of 47 cents.
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Wo VA
Lecro
Pup
Nglion
Strike Bound Plant Guarded By 800 Patrolmen
Philadelphia report describes about 800 patrolmen surrounding the General Electric Eastwick plant amid a planned demonstration by striking workers and sympathizers. Union leaders called off the action, citing other planned actions over the weekend, while deputies and mounted police kept a two block no go zone.
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Philadelphia
Gessera Eleetric Company
Eastwick
Wnion
Delaware County
Rine
Henry Rhine
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Rhine
Philadelphia Industrial Union Council
Pal Trakmen
Cieneral Fleetic Company
Pla
William Ot. Morrow
Oocder
Cummer Pleas Court
Thomy
O. Pinterter
Murrow
Philadelping
Innleagers
Symipal No. 1
Hungarian Premier Imredy Executed After Clemency Denied
Bela Imredy, former Hungarian premier and accused fascist leader, was executed by firing squad after President Zallag Tidy refused clemency. He was convicted of war crimes by a nine-person council last November in a proceeding described by the Vincoln press as a military tribunal.
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Budapes
Bela Imredy
Frorer
Hungary
Ming Squid
Iby Buogiupgst
Zallag Tidy
Imredy
Annapolis Police Nab Suspected Kidnapper in Terry Case
A self described shy religious Charlotte woman Rosemary Johnson was found in Annapolis with four year old Terry Taylor missing from Charlotte. Johnson said she took Terry on a ride with an unidentified GI friend and intended to return her. Authorities described her as serious about the motive but uncertain on actions. Terry had been missing since Tuesday as investigators traced Johnson’s tale from Charlotte to Washington and Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Mds
Terry Taylor
Charlotte
N.C
Terry
Andrew ‘Taylor
Police
Thomas
Basil
Washington
Doris
Say
Jor
Miss Johnson
Tirry
FRE
Aly
Johnson
Shoe
Jennson
Evengls
Tondra
Long
Richmond
Hier
Jerry
Seay
Migs Johnson
Cindy Einar
Jackson
Annapolis Naval
Johnysol
Aq Sunt
George Johnson
Topeka
Kan
Wat
Shrevepot
Dar
Johnsory
Winners Named in Elyria American Legion Essay Contest
The 1948 Elyria High School winners were announced today with 24 student prize recipients across grades. Mary Lou Gene, 137 Gulf Road, received the first prize of five dollars for her essay. Prizes of three, two, and one dollar followed for other top entries, with two seniors and two juniors highlighted in each grade.
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American Legion
Elyca Hugh School
David PB. Hyman
Elyria Post No
American Legium
Mary Lou
Gene
Gulf Road
Hege
Tree Boys
Shreg
Senijors
Nangy Syannis
Philip Gray
Dean Nutec Ghrd Hob Boho
Shirley War Brock
Edward Palik
Sue Carol Green
Ng 9
Five Family Members Injured In Highway Crash
A Landin family of Wellington and nearby relatives were injured when a truck and trailer struck their car on Main Avenue Bridge around 3 40. The vehicle rolled onto its side. the five hurt were Nefe Edward 3 Doris 86 Edward Jr and Edward Lindedin Sr and Bugie Lindedin. None suffered serious injuries. The Midwest Haile 5 truck driver Howard Taylor attempted to swerve due to other vehicles. the collision toppled the Landin car.
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Landin
Doris
Uind
Sony Edward
tWougenrs
Andir
Purenia
Edward Linnedin
Wellington
Bugie
Biyria
Midwest_ Haile 5
Boys Bring Live Grenades To California School
In Santa Monica John Mutr elementary parents report students Patrick Nicholson and his brother Michael, age 4, wore live hand grenades on belts during a grenade gesture day. Teacher Mrs. Jennie Sharp halted the scene and the principal was alerted as officers removed the devices. The juveniles’ father claimed the weapons were harmless war souvenirs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John Mutr
Sigs Japacoht
Matrick Nicholson
Michael
Studens
Othe Angele
Patrick
Dudds
Grand Jury to Probe Lasky Death in Lorain
A Lorain grand jury will probe the death of Joseph Lasky a 48 year old fireman who died in St Josephs hospital from a broken back amid an alleged incident. Subpoenas were issued for about 20 individuals including local officers doctors and other named people as part of the investigation. The panel will meet March 5 and March 7 to consider multiple cases with nearly 100 witnesses slated to be called.
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Grand Jury
Joseph ‘L. Lasky
Fulion
Lorain
St. Joseph's ‘Hospital
Grand
Likky
Cijlpoetas
Lasky
Lorain Malice
Len Montusauk
Michael Kolezum
Lieutaul Cleaver
Mi+ ia
Fatalities Rise in Columbus Traffic 1936
Traffic fatalities in Columbus in 1936 rose to a high level with the death of Foster Culman at University Hospital after being struck by an automobile on February 49. The chaotic record notes the impact along 230 Seewnd Street and related incidents during the period.
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Columbus
Fester Culeman
University Hospital
Injuries Fatal To Peer Nielsen Peet Gy Nielsen Veteran Steel Plant Leader Dies
Peer Nielsen a longtime chief engineer and later general superintendent at the Lorain and Geneva steel works died four days after injuries from a collision near Footana California. He was born in Denmark and raised in Elyria Ohio. Survived by wife Elizabeth Hawk Nielsen and four sons and a daughter, with funeral services today.
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Peet Gy Nielsen
Pany
Fouland
Wédidenl
Melson
Ab Blyrin
Los Angeles
Nielsen
Rieger
Denmark
Copenhag
Elyria
Michigan State College
Lobsing
Lehigh
University of Betliehers
Pebhaylvania
Nab
Ube Company
Lorain
Sovers
Sears Aid
Wis
Cieneva Steel Works
United States Steel Corporation
Plirni
Collier's Magaszine
Kaider Egnabeatinig
Joni ‘Thorman
Mary Catherine
Maury C. Nielson
Middle Avenue
Eilis
Nielken
Pr. S
Philadelphia
Elyria Youth Council sponsors Lent services across five Sundays
The Elyria Council of Protestant Youth announces a five Sunday Lent series beginning March at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church with services from 5:15 to 7:30 pm. Each week includes hymn sing, evening worship, recreation and refreshment, and study groups led by pastors and lay leaders from local churches.
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Elyria Councl
Donald Porting
Neuvles
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Avenue Congregational Church
First Christin Cimieeh
Afarch
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
First Methodiat
Bernes
Bible
Fey
Louis G. Novik
Herars
Churahk
Qlejel
Thay Chireh
G. Feltoy
Orlo Vandervisse
Eugene Thomsen
Union Lewien
Elyria
Russian Troops To Leave Iran
Radio Moscow reports all Russian troops will begin leaving Iran on schedule 10 March and that the withdrawal has been transmitted to the Iranian government. The notice notes the planned exit, reflecting a shift in regional military posture and signaling compliance with diplomacy at play amid broader tensions in the area.
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London
Moscow
Tren
Trane
London riot settles as prison uprising ends
Rioters barricaded in a wing of a London prison until military police and reserves moved in. The fight spilled onto the yard and corridors as inmates fired and clashed with officers. The assault ended with rioters confined to cells, feared dead or injured, and security tightened after the disorder.
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London
Hritiah
Hort Anderton
Yorkshire
Spain seals off frontier with France amid protests
Foreign reports indicate France sealed land and sea links with Spain at Mendaye frontier as protests against Franco rule surge. France, Britain, and the United States consider UNO Security Council action while observers note border baricades and patrols.
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Paris
Spain
France
Mendaye
Georges Bidaul
Wan
Francisco France
UNO Security Council
New York
United States
Britain
More Red Cross Leaders Named In Lorain County Drive
Denis Ayn chairing a new round of Red Cross appointments names Max Gerber as MBSA representative. Miss Wilran George named to represent APL, Franglin Carr to represent C.10. in the Red Cross drive. Carr, a Pend-Westinghouse employee, has long served community groups and was active in scouting.
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Red Cross Saimimiga
Denis Ayn
Canngigi
Max Gerber
Langford Avenue
Hasteen
MBSA
Cerber
Jo Truste
Cominini Chest
Jing Bren
Genera Frdiusistes Co
Wilran George
APL
Lorain Counts
Elyria High School
Carson Company
Franglin Carr
C.10
Pend-Westinghouse
Ue Focal
Unlad
Elyrian's Seeing Eye Dog Dies
Tony Kahdare, a nine year old from Elyrian, mourns the death of his Seeing Eye dog Joe the black Labrador. The beloved guide dog had accompanied him on streets for years, and the community notes his faithful service.
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Elyrian
Tony Kahdare
Joe
Sodalinough
Elyrig
Mr. Kandare
Byrnes Defends UN Charter in New York Address
Secretary of State James F Byrnes told overseas press the United States will defend the UN charter if necessary to preserve peace. He outlined four principles including consent of sovereign states, gradual peacemaking, no seizure of enemy property before reparations, and opposing coercive prewar aims. He warned against a war of nerves and urged a form of universal military training to support world peace.
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New. York
United States
James F. Byrnes
Byres
Ayrnes
Russia
Manchuria
France
Great Brietal
Byrnes
Solind
Yengsting
County Board Of Elections To Meet On Monday
The Ltrain county board of elections will meet at 6 p.m. Monday to organize after reappointment of members Clifton G. Strean Republican and J. B. Seward Democrat, both having certificates from the secretary of state. Also notes Josiah Marvel Je nominated by President Truman as minister to Denmark. A dance at Big Barn tomorrow night hosted by Mr Clyde Siegrist Deng.
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County Board of Elections
Ltrain County
Washington
Josiah Marvel
Wilmington
Wes
Truman
Denmark
Big Barn
Clyde Siegrist
Detroit Walkout Shapes Labor Pact After Brief Break
Detroit saw a brief interruption as labor talks aimed at ending a walkout by 175000 workers neared resolution. A two day conference convened to discuss the pact with UAW and allied unions, seeking to pave the way for a return to work and a formal settlement.
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Detroit
Deelin
Ahooter
New Bach
UAW
Eeferred
Immediatelyona
Mystery surrounds disappearance of West Mansfield teacher
In Columbus area a missing West Mansfield home economics teacher Miss Celli prompted an extensive search by Grandview Heights police and other agencies. Two handkerchiefs were found near the Scioto river but no decisive clue. a red Dodge coupe and a red shoe were sighted on Olentangy River road, yet circumstances remain unclear. Police planned a meeting of law enforcement to review tips while families await news. Also noted is a fatal plane crash near Blackstar, Gallipolis, killing Charles Smetzer, 25, prompting funeral arrangements.
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Columbus
M High
Ea Myence
Ne Celli
Ariington
God
Heights
Scioto
Handkers
Searchera
Merbert Livingston
Grandview
Olentangy River Road
Ming Celli
Falloe
Livingston
Fragmentary want ad about privacy and housing terms
The readable portions mention a want ad related to privacy and rental terms. It references ERA and a landlord with a numeric 35, but the text is garbled and provides no clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
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Bulletin
Pajted Press
Doles
Vincoln
She Randis
Polluw of
Deala
Vapitol
Belle of the
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Acuzuna
Ady
Rochester
Rochester Township
Woryvan
Mimpss
Peer Nielsen
Elyria Council of Protestant Youth Sponsors Services
Iran
Pies Des Moines
Gardner Cawles
Des Mujties Register
Trivaiy
Osialausa
Wadow
Fin
Rence
Red Cross
Biuy Sky Inc
Bridge
Oak
Charlies Smnetzer
Gallipalli
Blackstars
Fronton
Idance Fuerdax
Wih
Dimmy
Gala Ae
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