Truman Won't Go To Moscow As President
President Truman said he favors moves toward world peace but will not visit Moscow while in office. He repeated that discussions with Russia should occur within the United Nations and through standard diplomatic channels.
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Washington
TruMann
Moscow
Truman
Brien McMahon
Conn
Atlantic Council
UN Assembly
Russia
United Nations
United States
Claude Dennison Retires From NYC After 33 Years in Elyria
Claude P Dennison of 220 Howe street Elyria retires from the New York Central Railroad after 33 years in the Toledo Division due to a disability. His career spanned brake man to freight and passenger conductor with notable service on the Amherst switch run and the Twenty First Century Limited era. He served in WWI with the 37th Division and later helped organize Ely Lodge No 1039 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, remaining secretary treasurer and grievance chair until illness.
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Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Claude P. Dennison
Howe Street
Toledo
Dennison
Ohio
Florida
Tolledo
LE & P
Youngstown
Capttain Roy Hultz
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
37Th Division
NYC
Amherst
Twentieth Century Limited
Cleveland-Detroit Mercury
Brotherhood of Railroad
A. F. Whitney
Ely Lodge
Grievance Commmittee
Trial of anti trust suit may be long drawn out
Federal Judge Emerick B. Freed ruled the method of obtaining evidence did not affect the core issue in the government’s anti trust case against the Lorain Journal of Lorain Ohio. Parker Fulton defense counsel for the Journal urged that cross exam evidence showed self interest but the judge held the central question remains whether the station engaged in interstate commerce. Principals in the government suit prepared for a protracted trial as the opening sparring suggested no quick resolution. The government accuses the Lorain Journal and executives of discriminatory advertising practices.
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Cleveland
Emerick B. Freed
WEOL
Lo- Tain Journal
Parker Fulton
Journal
Roy Ammel
Ammel
Ammei
Justice Department
Fulton
Freed
Lorain
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for northeast Ohio calls for strong northwest winds snow flurries and colder conditions this afternoon and tonight. Friday will be partly cloudy and not as cold with a low around 5 and a high near 26. Market notices and prices appear on page two.
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Ohio
13 Killed As Fires Burn Two Homes
United Press reports a severe cold wave drove people to heating fuels as fires destroyed two homes. In Monson Maine a family of eight, including six children, died in a blaze that trapped them on the second floor. Elwood Smith 35 and his mother Harriet Smith 65 perished, Norma Smith wounded and survivors escaped. In Kenosha Wisconsin Carroll Maxwell 28 Betty Maxwell 26 and their three children Jimmy 4 Steve 2 and Patricia two months died as flames swept their trailer shanty.
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United Press
Monson
Teamster
Elwood Smith
Harriet Smith
Norma Smith
Stores To Change Hours Starting Friday April 14
Downtown Elyria merchants meet to switch from Saturday to Friday evening hours starting Friday April 14. Stores will stay open Friday evenings to 9 and close Saturday at 5 30. The move aims to fit shopper habits with Friday payday and longer weekends. A poll showed over 7 percent support the change. Good Friday hours will close between 12 and 3 to honor church services.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Jack M. Hannaford
Hannaford
Clinic to be held at Gates Hospital ground floor
The crippled children clinic will take place tomorrow on the ground floor of Gates Hospital for Crip pled Children due to ongoing construction at Elyria Memorial hospital. The change follows routine arrangement.
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Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Neighbor Testifies Sander Discussed Air Injection Case
Manchester New Hampshire physician Dr Herman N Sander faced the ninth day of his mercy murder trial as Dr William J King a Candia neighbor and Elliott Hospital associate testified that Sander volunteered information about injecting air into a cancer patient s veins He recalled Sander recounting a case involving Mrs Abbie C Borrato detailing a terminal cancer diagnosis weight loss and early December discussion in the hospital maternity wing.
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Manchester
N. H
Herman N. Sander
William J. King
Candia
Elliott Hospital
King
Sander
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Witna
Srong
Traffic light broken at Oberlin and Middle after car crash
A pedestrian signal at the Oberlin road and Middle avenue intersection was broken off at the base last night when a car carrying three young men struck it. Police traced the car to Fred Oebke of Avon. A separate hit and run damaged James Waldron’s parked car, with a neighbor naming F J Wadsworth of Birmingham as the owner of the striking vehicle. Minor damages were reported in a second day accident on Second street involving Alan Van Wormer, Nelson Fitzpatrick, and a truck driven by George Jacoby.
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Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Fred ‘Oebke
Detroit Road
Avon
James Waldron
Huron Street
Waldron
F. J. Wadsworth
Birmingham
Second Street
Alan van Wormer
East Avenue
Nelson Fitzpatrick
South Oak Street
George Jacoby
Plaza Apartments
Coal Shortage Triggers County Home Emergency Measures
Lorain County commissioners discussed coal shortages at the Lorain County Home on Murray Ridge Road after Lawrence Collier reported supplies would last only until the middle of next week. Commissioner Dr. Mrs. Mary Barclay noted coal for the home had been ordered but no deliveries were received, and plans were made to obtain coal from any source, including Swiers Coal.
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Lorain County
Murray Ridge Road
Lawrence Collier
Mary Barclay
R. J. Fortney
Home Ridge Road
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
N. Maple
Republican Rally at Wellington Draws 400 Strong
A Wellington gathering drew about 400 people for a Republican rally at the A. B. Jones garage. Local and state candidates spoke or were presented by Paul Waller of the Taft for Senate Committee. The event featured music, meals by local volunteers, and support from party leaders and groups across Lorain County.
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Wellington
Republican Fish Jury
A. B. Jones
Clyde Roose
Elyria
Jones
Tra Porter
Oberlin
Paul Waller
Cleveland
Taft
Senate
James MacDermott
Lottie M. Randolph
Jim Edwards
Don Ebright
Ebright
Edward J. Hummel
Harold B. Qollier
Norwalk
Richard B. Kay
Lakewood
Con
Special election sought on Brownhelm zoning repeal
Brownhelm Township trustees request a special election to repeal the existing zoning law in the unincorporated area. A board discussion minutes, resident petition, and May primary alignment were filed with Lorain County Board of Elections. The current law passed narrowly at last November's general election amid a voter eligibility protest overruled by the board.
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Brownhelm Township
FBI Urged to Halt Violence at Southern Mines
Authorities appealed to the FBI and state police to stop outbreaks as mine violence escalated near Jasper Alabama and armed pickets pressured independent mine owners to quit coal. Ford predicted a two week national shutdown if the strike persists while 560000 workers idle and power outages widen. Secretary Johnson ordered military stockpiles tapped to ease civilian coal shortages.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Jasper
Ala
Henry Ford, II
Ford Motor Co
John L. Lewis
Ford
Progressive
Iinois
PMW
Hig
Automobile Company
Packard Motor Company
Johnson
Defense
Louis Johnson
Bone
Tax Collection Over The Two Million Mark
Lorain County real estate taxes for the last half year of 1949 totaled 2,189,810.74 at deadline, Walter J Wright reports. The figure exceeds the estimate by about 90,000 and includes delinquent payments from the first half of the year, with final totals expected above 2,200,900, as receipts pile up. Final tabulations due Saturday. Howard L Earl 26, a World War II veteran, dies after being buried under coal at Deshler tipple in B and O yards. services set for North Fairfield tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Walter J.wright
Wright
North Fairfield
Howard L. Earl
Deshler
Dr Whyte to Speak at Union Lenten Service
The Elyria Council of Churches will host the Rev Robert Whyte of Cleveland as the second speaker in this year's Union Lenten series at First Congregational Church. Also on the program are Rev Richard J Lehman and Rev William A Leath with special music by St Andrew's Episcopal choir.
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Elyria Council of Churches
Robert
Whyte
Old Stone ‘Church
Presbyterian
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Canada
University of Toronto
Temple University of Philadelphia
Tusculum College of
Greenville, Tenn
Washington College
Knox Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
First Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia
Richard J. Lehman
Pilgrim Congregational Church
William A. Leath
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
J. Martin Beck
Thomas Curtis
Red Cross Fund Drive Opens with Elyria Support
Miss Anna Louise Baker of 120 Harrison Street again leads Elyria in contributions to the American Red Cross fund drive visiting the Elyria Chapter on opening day. Acknowledgment is also given to Miss Fern Smith, first executive secretary of the Elyria Chapter chartered in 1916, with Miss J Smith now living in Upper Montclair, New Jersey.
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Anna Louise Baker
Harrison Street
American Red Cross Fund
Baker
Elyria
Fern Smith
American Red Cross
J . Smith
Upper Monttelair
N. J
Emergency Steps Taken To Provide Coal In Ohio
Emergency measures were ordered to supply coal for Ohioans amid a deepening cold spell from Central Canada. Gov Lausche and National Guard leaders checked civilian coal stocks as Defense Secretary Johnson offered military fuel. Cleveland closed four Catholic schools due to coal shortages, with hundreds facing layoffs as natural gas curtailment hit industry. Republic Steel halted 100 workers and up to 10,000 more in Mansfield and Youngstown faced impact from the gas cutoff.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Chiof National Guard
Defense
Louis Johnson
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Republic Steel
Mansfield
Youngs No
Hahn
Darek Florist
Tomato crop threatened by coal shortage across Lorain County
Elllis R Hoag of Abbe road and Walter Pretzer of Cleveland warn a $5,000,000 hot house tomato crop in Lorain County faces ruin within days due to scarce coal. About 80 acres under glass, four weeks from production, need heat. some use oil heat, others face critical shortages. Officials seek emergency coal from Gov Lausche as Ohio’s tomato belt around Cleveland also nears spring harvest while fuel runs low. In Wooster, hospital dedication brings Surgeon General Leonard Schiele Gov Lausche and ex governor Thomas Herbert to open the new 75 bed Wooster Community Hospital costing $1,250,000.
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Ellis R. Hoag
Abbe Road
Walter Pretzer
Cleveland
National Vegetable Growers Association of America
Hoag
Vegetable Growers Association
Lorain County
Pretzer
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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Chronicle-Telegram
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