First Witnesses Called By Defense In Sander Trial
In Manchester New Hampshire the defense called the first witnesses in the trial of Dr Hermann Sander accused of mercy murder by injecting air into the vein of cancer patient Abbie C Borroto 59 who died December 4. Supervisor Cecilia Smith testified she noted a death pallor coldness and lack of pulse before Dr Albert Snay tried to detect life.
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Manchester
N.H
Abbie C. Borreto
Hermann XN. Sander
Cecilia Smith
Hillsborough County Hospital
Borroto
Sander
Smith
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Officials Testify in Antitrust Trial
Government lawyers questioned Elyria Chronicle Telegrams business manager Russell Stokley and auditor Otto Schoepfle about circulation and advertising policies. They corroborated that the Chronicle Telegram does not circulate in Lorain citing economic prudence, while acknowledging rejections of Lorain business advertising and a circulation agreement with Lorain Journal.
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Cleveland
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Journal
Otto Schoepfle
Chronicle-Telegram
Russell Stokley
Lorain
WEOL
Elyria
Stokley
Louisville Turns To Wood To Help Needy This Winter
Louisville officials moved to ensure fuel for the needy with coal and wood. The Louisville Coal Institute, serving about 600 families, said it can no longer supply fuel under contract with the Welfare Department. City buyers arranged two carloads of eastern Kentucky coal and 100 tons from Mengel Co. for the aged and infirm. A Works crew began cutting wood at the city dump for emergencies, while aldermen debated ordinance changes and a possible state of emergency, without action.
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Louisville
Louisville Coal Institute
Louise Diecks
Welfare Department
Charles Fare
Kentucky
Mengel Co
Herman T. Meiners
Board of Aldermen
Charles Farnsley
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio turns milder
Partly cloudy and milder this afternoon and tonight with Saturday by the lake likely snow and rising temperatures. Low tonight around 20 and a high near 42 on Saturday. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Physician on Trial as Jury Hears Hippocratic Oath
Manchester physician Dr. Herman W. Sander sits impassively as prosecutors read the Hippocratic oath amid testimony from surgeons and defense witnesses. The 41 year old is charged with murdering cancer patient Mrs. Abbie C. Borreto by injecting air into her veins last December 4 at a local hospital.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann W. Sander
Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
Dr. Sander
George F
Dwinnell
Lott Hospital
Diwindell
Robert P. Booth
William L. Phinney
Harold +. Wescott
Phinney
Dr. Dwinnell
Favors Rerouting Of Traffic Off Of Broad Street
W L Zink state highway district 3 traffic and safety chief proposed temporary reroutes for Routes 20 and 57 to ease Broad Street congestion. Elyria survey prompted the plan, but D W Rothe warned Broad Street pavements and parallel parking issues require study, with gutters costs under review to avoid rerouting.
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Broad Street
W. L. Zink
District 3
State Highway Department
Elyria School
D. W. Rothe
Elyria Service
Zink
Cedar
Second Streets
Middle Avenue
Chestnut
Third Street
Third
East Avenue
Kothe
Graystone Hotel Sold to Packard Company in Elyria
Arthur J. Packard arrives in Elyria to finalize the purchase of the Graystone Hotel from L. B. Quick’s group. George Beall to run Graystone. Packard chain expands to six Ohio hotels including Phoenix Findlay and Hotel Ohio Wooster. Quick plans a Hollywood Florida vacation. not retiring, seeks future opportunities in Florida or California.
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Arthur J. Packard
Packard Hotel Company
Elyria
Graystone
Feunovation
L. B. Quick
Packard
Ohio
Phoenix
Findlay
Fort Piqua
Piqua
Wooster
Curtis
Mt. Vernon
Clarenton
Rouge
Zanesville
George Beall
Cleveland
Allerton Hotel
Gibson
Cincinnati
Warden
Newark
Statler
Hyde Park Country Club
Florida
California
Warn Against Phoney Communist Peace Move
Washington officials warned against a phoney communist peace move designed to end the cold war. The World Congress of Partisans for World Peace seeks entry visas to petition Congress, with members denounced as known communists. Pablo Picasso and others are named in the delegation. Rogge represents the welcoming committee and sought visas, while Congress presses Truman on the matter.
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Washington
Dean Acher
State Department
Jesse
Macknicht
Edward W
ad-Barret
World Congress of Partisans
World Peace
Congress
Congressional
Britain
Red Dean
Canterbury
Pablo Picasso
John Rogge
U. S
Rogge
Ohio Motorists Warned Against Obscuring License Flags
Columbus Ohio motorists were warned by State Highway Patrol Superintendent Col George Mingle not to place lodge emblems ornaments or other insignia over their auto license flags. Mingle said patrols have found many plates hidden by such attachments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col
George Mingle
State Highway Patrol
Mingle
Defer Action On Bill To Permit Mines Seizure
The Senate Labor Committee postponed for 24 hours action on a bill to allow government seizure of soft coal mines. Senator Taft criticized Morse's bill for lacking injunction power while warning against surrendering to John L. Lewis. Taft suggested a seizure bill modeled on Taft Hartley amendments and noted existing authorities could still be used.
Excavators Face Delay At Elyria Memorial Hospital Site
Excavators at Elyria Memorial Hospital hit a delay when heavy equipment bogged down in a mud puddle believed caused by an unknown water presence. Officials cited a possible leak in the main as the source and initially reported quicksand.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Former Elyria furrier Harry Kramer dies in New Haven
Harry Kramer former owner of the Carlton Furs shop in Elyria died last week of a heart attack as he stepped from a bus near his New Haven Connecticut home. He operated the Elyria store on Middle avenue about two and a half years and lived in Elyria until a year ago. He had earlier been in business in Cleveland and learned the fur trade from his father at age 12. Survived by son Murray of New Haven and daughters Jessie Pious Topeka Kan and Rose Klein New York City. Also notes bond for Donald Kruse released from county jail on 1500 bond after arrest February 19 1950 for break in and entering a cottage and stealing clothing and other items and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Harry Kramer
Carlton Furs
Elyria
New Haven
Conn
Middle Avenue
Kramer
Cleveland
Secsmond Street
Third Street
Murray
Donald Kruse
Wood fuel for Elyria families from park wood program
Mayor Henry Ault announced wood cut from Cascade Park and Ely wood will be made available to Elyrians in need. Fuel is prepared by the park department for winter delivery and summer park fireplaces, with verification by police and delivery by park workers under John Ma check. Priority to homes with young children or ill residents. call mayor’s office to apply.
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Henry Ault
Cascade Park
Elywood
Park Department
John Macheck
Mayors Office
Volunteers Begin Housing Survey in Elyria
The Citizens' Fact-Finding Committee on Housing will start a house to house survey next Monday, March 6, with volunteers collecting up to date housing condition data. Complete questionnaires for every family unit will be compiled and later released in statistical form to aid citizens and the common council in planning housing needs. Information given to canvassers is confidential and will not be made public.
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Citizens
Elyria
Elyna
Common Council
Deny New British War Minister is Communist
Britain's conservative press attacked War Minister John Strachey over alleged Communist ties. Prime Minister Attlee denied Strachey followed the Communist line and called for public proof of any repudiation. Cabinet met without added comment as the controversy continued.
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London
John Strachey
Lord Beaverbrook
Strachey
Clement Attlee
Britain
Communist Party
London Evening Standard
The
Standard
Beaverbrook
the Express
Evening Standard
Evening News
Star
the Standard
Attlee
Eaton School Not Open Today
Eaton School remained closed yesterday and today due to icy side roads and drifts making bus access impossible. The Lorain County Board of Education reports road conditions stranded buses while Rochester in Lorain County was closed yesterday for a heating shortage.
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Eaton
Lorain County
80 Day No Strike Order Granted By Federal Judge
Washington the government won an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction against John L Lewis and his coal miners as President Truman pressed for a quick report on concessions and remaining disputes. Judge Keech granted the 80 day order to replace the temporary one in effect since February 11, with 20 days already elapsed and 60 more days during which a strike is barred. The White House said Truman asked for a rapid board of inquiry report from coal operators and union leaders. Administrations sources indicated seizure powers might be sought if no settlement emerges. The ruling also held that the union was not found in contempt for defying the prior order, complicating the government’s enforcement strategy.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Wayne Morse
Ore
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Robert A.taft
Morse
Taft
Congress
Truman
Richmond B. Reech
John L. Lewis
Richmond B. Keech
David K. Cole
Board of Inquiry On
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Keech
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Justice Department
Violence in East Ohio Coal Fields Escalates
United Press reports deadly violence in eastern Ohio coal districts amid severe coal shortages and cold. A bulldozer was dynamited near Bergholz Jefferson County, owned by Homer McLain. Earlier, a coal tipple and mine office were wrecked nearby. Patrols protected a Klin ker mine office after windows were broken. Perry County saw record coal shipments in five weeks, while miners and guards faced ongoing tension. Want ads promote Chronicle Telegram services and local exchanges.
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United Press
Bergholz
Jefferson County
Homer McLain
Hammondsville
Dennis McGomble
McLain
New Ship
State Highway Patrol
Klinker
Harlem Springs
Route
Kimbher
Perry County
Miners Say They Would Work If Government Takes Over
Pittsburgh report shows soft coal miners ready to return to work under a government seizure. Judge Kesch ruled UMWU not in contempt, boosting morale. Despite warnings of new layoffs, industry officials say coal must be mined and delivered within two weeks. Nationwide idle workers exceed 571,000, including 372,000 miners. Continued on Page 2.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Richmond B. Kesch
United Mine Workers Union
Andy Semonash
Uniontown
Wauldout
Probation for Lorain youth in wine store burglary
A year old Lorain boy admitted breaking into a local wine store and was placed on strict probation by Juvenile Judge Thomson. He said he took several bottles which he later threw into the river. He injured his hand breaking a window, was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain with 18 stitches.
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Lorain Bort
Lorain
Thomson
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lorain
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Dr. Smith
5Th St
Savon & K
International Soundphoto
Howev
Senate
Elyrian
Garford
Roper
Eastern Heights Bldg
Minn, Paints
Colson Land Co
Elysia Howe. Co
Bulletin
Hahn's
Darek Florist
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