Ford Refuses UAW Demands Over Economic Conditions
Ford vice president Jenny Bugas said the company will refuse wage and welfare demand from the United Auto Workers, arguing customers would reject higher costs. He noted talks begin in March as the 1946 contract nears July 15 expiry and cited national wage stability. The UAW seeks broad social security, pensions, and a raise to parity with 1946 levels. Hudson Motor Car announces an 13 percent cut expected to idle about 4,500 of 27,000 workers.
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Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers C O
Jenny Bugas
Py Ford
Bugens
CLAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ken Bannon
Hiyang
Wver
UAW
Burgas
Bugas
Hudson 4Afotor
Fed Relaxes Time Limits on Installment Purchases
The Federal Reserve Board eases consumer credit rules starting Monday, extending repayment on autos to 21 months and cutting required down payments for autos and durable goods such as furniture and appliances. The move marks the first easing since controls were reimposed last September, with manufacturers and retailers saying current limits have hurt sales as purchases fell sharply between December and January.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Three Marine Planes Missing In California Search
Three Marine Corps fighter planes disappeared during maneuvers near El Toro California. Crews resumed search today after wreckage of one aircraft was found near Corona area. A Marine Infantry detachment was ordered to search the terrain.
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EL Toro
Cri
Maine Corps
Iss
Corora Cal
Marine Infantry
Weather brief for Cleveland region
Northeastern area partly cloudy this afternoon with minimal temperature change. Tonight will be colder. Friday looks fair and warmer with a low around 23 and a high near 40.
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Cleveland
Twelve Die In Muskegon Fire At Lakewood Resort
Police report a two story frame building at Lakewood, near Lake Michigan, burned with twelve people believed dead. Howard Clover, sole survivor, was hospitalized. Muskegon sheriff and state police described limited local communications as efforts continued to recover bodies.
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Lansing
Mich
Strate
Lakewood
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Ooulding
Howard Clover
Clover
Mercy Hospital
Sheriff's Office
State Police
Sali
Lakeland
Datten Township
Clerks From Elyria Lorain Hold Joint Conference
C Of C heads in Elyria and Lorain held a first ever joint conference at the Graystone Hotel. Officers planned pragmatic cooperation to tackle shared problems including taxation and mutual interests, with a rotating committee to be formed and meetings to continue.
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C. of C
Elyria and
Lorain
Graystone Hotel
Etrri Wai Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Bus Drivers Threaten To Strike At 6 P. M.
Cincinnati Carttol Greyhound drivers threaten to strike by 6 PM delaying operations on routes between Annapolis, Madison, and St Louis. Negotiations with the company and a federal mediator continue after a planned midnight walkout was postponed.
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Cincinnati
Carttol
Greyhound
Po ™ EL
CIA
Annapolis Mad
St. Lous
Plane Carrying 16 Persons Makes Forced Landing
Imperial, Pa. Capital Airlines DC-3 with 12 passengers and 4 crew made a forced landing on the Frank Miers farm near Frankfort Springs about 15 miles from Greater Pittsburgh Airport. No injuries reported and damage details were not available. The itinerary started in Chicago with a stop at Akron before continuing to Pittsburgh.
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Imperial
Capital Airlines
Chicago
Pittsburgh
An Airlines
Frank Miers
Greater
Frankfort Springs
Chicages
Akron
Allegheny County
Crew Of Around World Bomber Resting Today
Fort Worth base personnel report the B-50 Lucky Lady II crew resting after completing a record non stop flight around the world. The 24 airmen, refueled four times over the 23,452 mile journey, await official plans for return to duty as the mission is kept secret.
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Lucky Lady
U. S. Air Force
Lucky Lacy
Asia
Carswell Field
Ft. Worth
Tex
Air Force
Fort Worth
Carswell Air Force Base
Eghith Air Force
Boeing
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Kent
Boy Falls Injures Self in Patrol Duty Incident
A 10-year-old Elyria boy in the School Safety Patrol was slightly injured when he tripped on an iron pipe fitting at Ridge Street and East Bridge Street. James Forbes of 9% Gulf Road suffered two small cuts and a bruised knee. police washed the wound and returned him home.
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Elyria Box
Ridge Street
East Bridge Street
Trebor
James Forbes
M. H. Forbes
Gulf Road
James F. Higgie
Qas
Flr
Famed Surgeon To Treat Hogan In El Paso Flight
New Orleans Dr. Alton Ochsner, a noted surgeon on blood clots, flew to El Paso Texas to treat Ben Hogan, national pro golf champion. Associates would not confirm if the emergency departure signaled Hogan’s condition worsened.
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New Orleans
Alton §& Ochsner
Ben Hogan
el Paso
Tex
Ochsner
Hogan
New Elyria Police Appoints Sergeant and Patrolman
Safety Director Daniel W Kothe announced the March 16 appointments of Kenneth V. Martin as sergeant to replace retiring L D Brown and Louis J Radca as patrolman filling the vacancy. Martin, a lifelong Elyrian with WW II service, rejoined the force in 1946 after Navy duty and a prior Civil Service career. Radca, 28, of 528 Cleveland Street, brings an 85 476 total Civil Service grade with veterans credit and previous Army service as a pat rooper instructor.
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Elyria
Safety Service
Daniel W Kothe
Kenneth V. Martin
Enghth Street
L. D. Brown
Louis J. Radca
Cleveland Street
Martin
Radca
SucGro-Curtis Funeral Home
Hs Navy
Jack Resen
LaGrange
LaGrange High School
Western Autometic Machine Screw Company
Ives
Ann Radea
New York Seeks Extradition in Valley Stream Slaying
Nassau County DA James M. Gehry filed charges in district Court against Rostrond Fernandez and Martha Beck for first degree murder in the death of Janet Fay, a 50 year old Valley Stream widow. Judge Albert C. Moore issued arrest warrants. Gov Thomas E. New York to sign extradition warrants as Fernandez is sought from Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Mineola
N. Y
We York
Rostrond Fernandez
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nassau County
James M. Gehry
Fernandez
Marthta Beck
Virs
Janet Fay
Valley Stream
Nine Indicted Men Enter Guilty Pleas in Court
Nine men pleaded guilty and a woman pleaded not guilty as a grand jury session adjourned. The arraignments included Larry Ray for forgery Albert John Rinkowski for felonious assault William Horvath for breaking and entering Arville Blair for carrying concealed weapons Lawrence Shipley and Kenneth Fred Fogle for operating motor vehicles without consent Orville Terrell for non support James H Weston for breaking and entering and William H Biro for non support Rinkowski was ordered to the state hospital for up to nine days after a guilty plea. Roy Carell failed to appear triggering a $1000 bond forfeiture and warrant. Prosecution reported efforts by Stinson were unsuccessful. Some defendants pleaded innocent including Cleveland men and an Elyrian linked to the Neisner Brothers burglary on January 9.
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Uire
Larry Ray
Albert John Rinkowski
Willam Horvath
Arville Blair
Lawrence Shipley
Kenneth Fred Fogle
Iis
Patti M.kus
Stinson
Child Labor Bill Introduced in Ohio Senate
In Columbus a bill to bar boys under 12 from regular newspaper routes was introduced, with co author Sen Howard Metzerbaum proposing updates aligning state law with federal rules. The measure also sets age based work limits, restricts girls 16 and 17 after 8 pm, and broadens farm child labor enforcement while a second Senate bill targets resale under a shared trade name.
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Ohio Senate
Gevers Assembly
Howard Metzernbaum
Cuyahoga
Metzerbaum
Senate
Ralph Winter
Ohio
Winter
Senzste
American Troops Tighten Blockade of Russians
In Frankfurt Allied forces sealed off the Soviet repatriation headquarters blocking street access and dispersing bystanders after a Russian lieutenant appeared seeking newspapers. Col. S. A. Wood ordered water mains shut and photographers moved across the street as the blockade entered its second day. The Stars and Stripes was given to the Russian as tensions rose over access to news and the B-50 flight was noted.
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Frankfurt
Col
S. A. Wood
Wood
U. S. Army
Stars and Stripes
Westerdayr
Avrry
Stavelard Stripes
Orld
Carswell Field
Texas
Elyria Sends 6340.93 to Fight Polio Campaign
Elyria reports a 6340.93 donation to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis from the 189 March of Dimes drive. Funds were raised January through February with contributions from commercial and industrial groups, schools, labor, and coin collectors, totaling 6472.59 before expenses. The net was dispatched to the foundation as the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Junior Woman's Club aided the campaign.
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Eixria
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Two Men Fatally Hurt In Auto Truck Crash
James Craven 75 and John Cijoboves 55 of Cortland died in a hospital after an auto collided head on with a truck north of Cortland. Driver Harry Moyer 55 of Hadley Pa escaped serious injury. Police cited icy roads as causing the auto to skid into the truck.
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Warren
James Craven
John Cijoboves
Cortlland
Cortland
Harry Moyer
Hadley
Craven
C-47 Crash Kills C-47 Passengers Near Del Rio Texas
A California based C-47, from Biggs Field to Kelly Air Force Base, was found crashed on the east side of the Tierra Colorado Mountains 100 miles southwest of Del Rio. All aboard died including Maj. Lucien M. Youngblood of Houston, executive officer of Hamilton Field rescue, amid an intensive West Texas search that also claimed two air search casualties.
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del Rio
Tex
Here
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Kelly Base
San Antonio
Hamilton
Hamilton Field
Lucien M. Youngblood
Houston
Air Rescue Service
Texas
Ray Treadwell
George Vaughn
Menard
Treadwell
Vaughn
Civil Air Patrol
Youngdeod
George N. Pennington
Minneapolis
Snow Melting Eases Frost, Ice Jams Persist in Midwest
Forecasters say January and February blizzards mostly melted across Nebraska and the upper Midwest, with only Utah, eastern Nevada and Idaho still holding snow. Ice jams threaten localized floods along the Missouri River and tributaries, notably near St. Joseph and Atchison as thawing cycles continue.
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Missouri River
St. Joseph
Atchison, Kans
Midwest
Aday
Ohio
Penneyivera
New York State
Gulf
Explosion Kills Fifteen Near Istanbul Police
An munitions factory explosion on the Golden Horn outside Istanbul killed fifteen people including six retired and active policemen and caused widespread damage. In Trieste, U S Army authorities identified a soldier at a crossing Monday as Pfc Hope O Hand of Newton Fakirs Ohio.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Golden Horn
Trieste
Hope O
Newton Fakirs
Ohio
Classified Sell Says Chronole Telegram Want Ads
An ad urges readers to use Chronole Telegram Want Ads to sell furniture jewelry outgrown clothing toys and more. It lists contact numbers 44121 or 44131 and prompts readers to act today.
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Fort Worth, Texas
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Marine Corps
Etyri Chamber of Commerce
IWO Otfan Zators
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Arlene Mrarminor
Ketherine Banks
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Marie Steetz
Helen Lesl E
Darthy Sorce
Barbera Martecc
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Fay Hawke
Tayce Clark
Alice Ferber
Jayce Godresur
Lebanon
Harry Hartman
Warnesville
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Middletown
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Slayer
Kerns
Elyrian
Neisner Brothers
Automobile Service Deetz
Chrysler- Plymouth
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Bulletin
Howard B. Jones
Vallejo
Calif
William R. Barner, Jr
Marshall
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Glen W. Warden
Warroad
Minn
Marcus Slaten
Tyrone
Don Y. Nutt
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