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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
12
The Sternists strike the Cairo Haifa Express near Rehovot killing 28 British soldiers and wounding 33 aboard the troop train heading to Lydda. Britain blames the Stern Gang and searches Tel Aviv area in retaliation for Jerusalem bombing that killed 54 Jews last week.
A correction to the Knights of Columbus minstrel show dates is published. The proper schedule lists performances on Tuesday March 30, Wednesday March 31, and Thursday April 1.
Richard Elliott of 104 Center Street was arrested on Court Street at 9 14 p m yesterday for intoxication and scheduled arraignment tomorrow. A collision on Broad Street at Court Street injured cars driven by David Todd of 367 Hawthorne Street and Joseph Hand of 879 West River Street at 11 49 p m. Todd, driving a car owned by Joseph Easterday of Wellington, said the injury occurred as he was turning left onto Court Street. Raymond Hance of 323 East Avenue was arrested at his home at 7 55 p m yesterday for disorderly conduct based on a wife’s complaint and will be arraigned tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Jack Evenchik of Tucson Arizona travel to Cleveland after the death of Mrs Amelia Adelson in Green Springs Ohio. She will be buried at the Jewish Center Cemetery in Cleveland at 3 PM tomorrow. She leaves two daughters Mrs BM Chibaum of New York and Mrs Adelson residents, and two sons Joe Adelson Cleveland and Irving Adelson Fremont, with grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Frank G. Paxson 53 of Westfield New Jersey died at home. Graveside services set for Monday at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Harry Martin of Butternut Ridgeford to be buried at St Marys cemetery after funeral at Bittner and St Marys. Christ J. Saussler 70 of Elyria died after three days illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Burial in West Park cemetery Cleveland. George H Beard former Elyrian died in Medina after lingering illness. Funeral in Medina Friday at 2 p.m.
Washington bleakens as Kremlin aims sharpen and war seems possible. The piece argues the United States must declare a vital line to Western Europe and seek a bipartisan coalition to deter Soviet expansion and defend independence. It notes April political risks in Italy and a shift toward militarization if not clarified. STRINGS ATTACHED: Major Rice returns confiscated pinball machines with a warning not to use them.
A dusky Ohio judge in Huron County and an Erie county ruling reached a temporary injunction ending violence and property damage at the General Motors plant. Pickets limited to ten at the main entrance. peaceful picketing allowed. union and management barred from interference or unlawful acts pending further court order. plant expected to fully resume activity as union vote influences the agreement.
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that 16 foreign nations will receive radioactive isotopes made at Oak Ridge Tennessee to pursue tracer research into blood diseases cancer and plant photosynthesis. Recipients must report progress every six months and use materials only for approved purposes.
Joe Glowenski of Grafton was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment for failing to stop at Route 58 and Middle Ridge road. Kenneth Edwards won a five thousand dollar personal injury verdict in Judge Cook's court related to a crash on Route 33 involving several La Grange youths en route to a Belden basketball game. C Roberta Dellefeld of Mound Street filed for divorce from Howard Dellefeld, alleging neglect and cruelty. married in 1937.
Grain prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans at Toledo shown with bids and ranges. Cleveland Livestock Market reports active cattle calves hogs and sheep with price levels by grade and weight, plus egg poultry butter and produce highlights and market tone.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple corporate names and stock-like figures, including American Radiator Sears Warner Brothers Woolworth Bendix Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Republic Steel U S Steel Kennecott Copper Socony Vacuum Texas Oil and other firms, interspersed with odd punctuation and partial figures. The snippet reads like a catalog of company names with percentages or figures, resembling a historical securities board or trade listing in Cleveland area commerce pages.
Cecil Johnson of V.F.W. Post 3341 announced veterans can have bonus forms filled at the post rooms 107% Broad Street from 7 to 9 PM on Friday March 5 and Saturday and continuing on Monday Friday and Saturday nights until completion. Johnson also appears at Grafton High School on March 9 and 11 and every Tuesday and Thursday to assist local residents with notarization free of charge.
Elyria Board of Education clerk treasurer McClellan joined Lorain county officials in Columbus for a discussion on the impact of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling on industrial property classification. Additional local officials from Elyria and Lorain attended the session. Births in London this year exceed 1946 figures by over 8,000.
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