U S Rejects Hungary's Demand on Vogeler Case
The United States rejected Hungary's call to reduce the American legation size in Budapest and dismissed Hungary's claims about the Vogeler espionage trial as groundless. The note said the trial was ex parte and preposterous, and it affirmed travel and consulate bans remain in place.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Budapest
State Department
Robert A. Vogelér
U. S. Legation
Robert A. Vogeler
U. S
Hangurg
New York
Cleveland
Vogeler
Accident Victims Reported In Fair Condition
Seven hurt in a head-on crash on Russia Road last Monday are listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with the crash fatal to Marvin Bittner 16 and Jean Pressnell three months old. County sheriff investigation continues as Donald Pressnell recalls not seeing the other car and Kenneth Willbond offers limited testimony.
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Russia Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marvin G. Bittner
Oberlin
Jean Marie Pressnell
Donald
Viola Pressnell
Donald Pressnell
Presswell
Kenneth Willbond
Willbond
Suspend Order For New Cut In Train Service
Washington ICC suspended yesterday's order for a 15 percent cut in freight and passenger service on coal burning trains. ICC Chairman J M Johnson said an agreement between John L Lewis and soft coal operators allowed keeping earlier cuts of 50 percent for passengers and 25 percent for freight for now. The freight cut 25 percent was eased so coal and coal cars may move without reference to that reduction.
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Washington
Interstates Commerce Commission
ICC
J. Monroe Johnson
John L. Lewis
Johnson
Northeast Ohio forecast turns milder this weekend
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in northeast Ohio this afternoon tonight and Sunday with a low around 29 tonight and a high near 40 on Sunday. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Miners Prepare To Work Again
The nation’s soft coal miners prepared to resume work pending the signing of a new contract between John L. Lewis and the industry. Mines could flood out coal within 48 hours of the move, and the Louisville and Nashville railroad said operations would normalize within 12 hours as furloughed workers were recalled. Safety inspections and reentry conditions delayed full production, while several states planned to lift partial shutdowns.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Anti-Trust Suit Recessed In Lorain Journal Case
In Cleveland a Lorain Journal executive Isadore Horvitz testified that the paper once claimed a quasi monopolistic position to preserve resources after a 1945 board-minute reveal. He said the consolidated paper has profited since the 1930s loss and argued Lorain supports only one daily paper. The trial recessed until Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Lorain Journal
Isadore Hor Vitz
Victor Kramer
Horvitz
Journal
Lorain Sunday News
Robert Rice
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Rice
WEOL
Lorain
Cleveland News
Cleveland Press
Sinc
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Zanesvile
Robert A. Hartley
William Gerhardt
C. B. Schoepfle
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Russell Stokley
Man And Wife Injured In Route 113 Traffic Mishap
A car driven by Louis Conrad and his wife Virginia were injured when headlights from an approaching truck blinded the driver, sending the sedan into a board rail near the General Motors plant on Route 113. Both were treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Louis Conrad
Second Street
Route 113
General Motors Company
Conrad
General Motors
Virginia
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route 10
Route 176
Austin
Elmer Wagner
Vermilion
Lou J. Hillier
Sheffield Lake
Wagner
Hillier
Life Sentence Commuted For Ex Klans Leader
INDIANAPOLIS D C Stephen Stephenson, 58, former Ku Klux Klan leader, had his life sentence for the 1925 murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer commuted from life to time served, enabling a parole request. Gov Henry Schricker cited penitent behavior and stated Stephenson paid the penalty his crime deserved. The murder occurred after she ingested poison on a Hammond trip with Stephenson and two bodyguards.
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Indianapolis
Schricker
Stephenson
Hamilton County
Oberholtzer
Hammond
Ind
Ttwo
Former Director of Institute Dies at 66
COLUMBUS Ohio Dr Horace W Gillett former director of Battelle Memorial Institute died yesterday from a heart attack near Nicholasville Kentucky He was 66 A metallurgist and associate of Thomas Edison he led Battelle from 1929 to 1934 and retired as chief technical adviser in 1949 at the time of his death
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Columbus
Horace W. Gillett
Battette Memorial Institute
Nicholasville
Gillett
Thomas Edison
Georgia
Florida
Battelle Institute
Jury Work Resumes Wednesday in Common Pleas Court
Judge D A Cook's court will not hear jury work Monday or Tuesday. Assignment clerk Prenue R Moos announced that another lot has sold on Garford Ave and only four remain. Trial on the two days has been settled. jury sessions will resume Wednesday morning.
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D. A. Cook
Common Pleas Court
Moos
Garford , Ave
Eastern Heights
Acs Land Co
Reds Tie Up Ports In France
Paris reports a two ply Communist filibuster crippled the national assembly delaying a vote to legalize the death penalty for sabotage of American arms aid. The session devolved into a back alley brawl with fists, shouting, and desk banging as longshoremen and airport workers joined a 24 hour general strike.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Assembly
Edouard Herriot
U.S
America
le Havre
Orly Field
le Bourget
Win
Mercy Murder Trial In Recess
Manchester New Hampshire during a two week old trial the all male jury and spectators fill the yellow walled courtroom as Dr Hermann N Larder faces the mercy murder case. The defense rests its case with testimony from a doctor and a nurse suggesting the victim died before treatment while the defendant had befriended patients by taking them into his home aiding their needs.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Larder
Candia
Abbia C. Borreto
Sander
Miners Celebrate End of Nine Month Contract Fight
In Library, Pennsylvania jubilant coal miners welcomed the end of their protracted contract battle with songs and dancing. Merchants praised the miners for enduring a lengthy strike while workers spoke of pay raises and returning to work at Montour No. 10.
Two EHS Students Attend World Affairs Institute
Elyria High School delegates Victor Resar and Donna Schwind attended the fourth annual World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati as Rotary club chosen delegates. Under social studies teacher Clarence Scarbrough they studied current world affairs and United Nations issues. institute sponsored by Rotary clubs across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia.
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Victor Resar
Grafton Road
Donna Schwind
Cincinnati
Elyria
Rotary Clubs
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
United Nations Association of Cincinnati
Ap- Tuo
Rotary Club
Cin
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Cinnati
Ithe General Motors Corporation
Rotary
Arctic Weather Deaths Rise Across Regions
Arctic weather across the northeast and Midwest contributed to a three day death toll of 44 from fires, over exertion and highway accidents. Warmth was forecast for the south and west while a Hollywood crew faced cold conditions in Fargo. A theft report claimed spring paintings stolen from a Duluth shop as temperatures plunged. Three Hobart children died in a house fire sparked by a mother leaving to borrow soap. New England fires added to the death toll since Thursday.
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Chicago
Dixie
Midwest
Hollywood
Fargo
N. C
California
Albany
N. Y
Peliston
Mich
Portland
Caribou
Kane
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
N.Y
Hobart
Ind
Ethel Stamey
New England
Bridge collapses under truck near Marysville IA
Two Columbus men escape unharmed when a 110 foot bridge over Mill Creek near Marysville collapsed under a truck carrying Robert F. Kelso 23 and Robert Hill 24. Kelso drove onto the bridge and Hill asked about its shakiness before the span gave way sending them into icy water. No injuries reported and replacement bridge is planned for next summer under a state highway project.
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Atarysville
Mill Creek
Columbus
Robert F. Kelso
Robert Hill
Kelso
Hill
Wiliam W.W. Calif and Sons Company
State Highway Department
Basic Agreement Reached Signing Expected Today
Washington Tohn L Lewis summons United Mine Workers policy committee for a 4:30 p.m. EST meeting to ratify the strike ending contract being drawn up with northern and western soft coal operators. John L Lewis and operators began mapping the legal details of the basic accord. a contract signing was expected before nightfall, potentially resuming work for about two thirds of 370,000 strikers by Monday morning. The plan foresees no congressional seizure action, with a 1952 end date and 30 days notice to reopen after April 1, 1951.
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Washington
Tohn L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
E.S.T
Northern and Western
Washlington
John L. Lewis
Northern
Lewis
George H. Love
David S. Cole
Truman
Cole
White House
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
John Owens
Welly K. Hopkins
Statler
Love
New York
Hos- Lewis
Welfare Fund
Josephine Roe
Welfare Ffund
Harry Moses
Western
Fincih Comercial Operaors
South
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph E. Moody
Tax Collection Brisk As County Reports High Half-Year Total
County tax receipts reached 2 338 165 77 with one batch of mail still in. Walter J Wright county treasurer says final half-year collections may exceed assessments by nearly 300 000 and that the period was very good with a large queue at tax windows. Final figures expected Monday though a correction note appears.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Rising Mercury Bases Critical Fuel Shortage
Warmer weather and developments in the coal strike offer hope that Ohio's critical coal shortage may be ending. Washington reports John Lewis and soft coal operators settled their nine month dispute, potentially sending most striking miners back to work Monday. Gas curtailment ends in five northeastern Ohio counties as temperature rises, with East Ohio Gas Co allowing up to 50 percent normal gas use for industry. Officials expect thousands of furloughed workers in steel, rubber, and heavy industry to be recalled soon, while Cleveland maintains a coal emergency switchboard pending reopenings. Monongahela & Ohio Coal Co promises 10 carloads of egg coal to Cleveland by Tuesday.
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Ohio
East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
City Hall
Emines
Monongahela & Ohio Coal Co
Hunts Buy 8 Tons Of Coal From Cleveland Streets
Eight tons of soft coal roamed the streets of coal starved Cleveland as trucker Clint Conger of Wilkesville lowered his price from 30 to 27 and then 25 dollars a ton. He waited five days outside a mine before a highway patrolman redirected him to Cleveland where demand was higher.
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Cleveland
Clint Conger
Wilkesville
Conger
Cincinninati
Want Ad Results Chronicle Telegram Listing Intro
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad pages present accumulated goods and services from unusual sources. Readers may offer needed items and see neighbors offerings. Dial 752 or 4753 to place or view ads. easy access encouraged.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Montour No. 10
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