Fog Delays Five Nation Parley in Brussels
Fog in the North Sea delays the second session of the five nation Wetter European Conference. Britain and France rush their replies to Benelux proposals from London and Brussels. Diplomatic effort continues as weather disrupts air travel and sea transport.
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North Sea
Britain
France
Benelux
Glendwynn Jebb
Foreign Office
Jean Chauvel
London
England
U.S. to Sign Wheat Price Agreement with Price Controls
An informed source said U S representatives will sign an international pact setting a ceiling of 2.09 per bushel on much U S wheat exports for five years and a price floor from 1.60 to 1.10 per bushel over the same span. The deal, needing congressional approval, ties Canada U S and Australia producers with Britain and other importers to commit export and import quantities.
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U.S
U. S
Chicago
Canada
United States
Australia
Great Britain
Heavy Snow To Benefit Wheat Outlook Across Plains
A heavy banket of snow fell in Kansas and Oklahoma aiding prospects for above average winter wheat. More than eight inches covered Elis Kan since Thursday with snowfall continuing. The snow belt stretched from the Oklahoma Panhandle through central and western Kansas into central Nebraska as a large Great Lakes high pressure system drove the snowfall.
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Oklahoma
Elis. Kan
Oklahoma Parhandle
Nebraska
Chicago Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Northeastern CME Weather Forecast Update
Clear and continued cold this afternoon and tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and not quite so cold with snow at night. Low tonight 12, high Saturday 30.
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Tomorrow Night Show at Supper Club
Tomorrow Night features Tony Mont and the Artisans performing The Music You Want. Dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Supper Club.
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Cold Weather Persists Across Ohio for Several Days
The Weather Bureau predicts continued cold conditions with no immediate letup. Early morning readings show eight to eleven degrees above zero in Youngstown East Liverpool Mansfield Akron Toledo Cleveland and Zanesville. Skies remain fair today with a gradual warmup unlikely tonight and a snowier trend forecast for tomorrow.
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Akron
Toledo
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Zanesville
Great Lakes
Congress Hearings Aim to Name Officials Friendly with Communists
Rep. J Parnell Thomas says forthcoming hearings on Dr Edward A Condon will reveal other government officials with Communist ties. He accuses Commerce Secretary Harriman of concealing confidential reports used to clear Condon and vows more names will be exposed.
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Edward A. Condon
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House Unamerican Activities Committee
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Bureau of Standard
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Congress
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Harriman
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Thames
Marriman
Tom Clerk
Herrman
Condon Cass
Coenden
Cleveland Plant Fire Causes $150000 Loss
Fire at the Arco Co. plant in Cleveland caused about 150000 dollars in damage. Three minor explosions were reported as flames shot 50 to 100 feet into the air. Police said all employees escaped safely and the cause was not determined.
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Arco Co
New Hospital Proposal Explained to Elyria Group
Two Lorain men outlined plans for a Lorain County Memorial Hospital to be located about halfway between Lorain and Elyria. The 190 bed facility could cost around one million dollars with potential state and federal aid. The site near the Thirty-sixth Street ditch lies in the county center of population and aims for broad county support.
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Philip T. Thorne
First Presbyterian Church
Lorain
Hospital Association
Andrew A. Keep
Thorne
Elyria- Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Center of Population
Keep
Axton
Thirty-sixth
Big Ditch
Lorain County
Fedral
Seven Men Accused In Express Theft
New York seven men faced grand larceny charges for stealing insured packages worth $35,000 from a Railway Express agency truck last Wednesday. Police released 28 others after questioning. among those held was Louis Delis 4 who said he was out on $7,500 bail on a Chicago narcotic charge. The arrestees were mainly Express Company employees.
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Railway Express Agency
Louis Dellis
Chicago
Express Company
Back at GM Plant Most Workers Return After Settlement
About 95 percent of Brown Lipe Chapin division workers returned today as the plant resumed operations after an apparent settlement. Eight union members were sent home for not reporting to work, with management citing disciplinary action. Union officials reported some layoffs but stressed investigations into costs.
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General Motors
Frank Carr
Elyria
United Automobile Workers, Cio
G. S. Cole, Jr
Cole
Carr
Truman Returns From 14 Day Florida Caribbean Vacation
President Truman ended a 14 day Florida and Caribbean vacation and flew back to Washington. He appeared tanned and rested after the trip that included time in Key West.
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Washington
Finnish Conservatives Reject Red Alliance
Helsinki reports the Conservative party rejected any Soviet Finnish alliance and defense pact request from Premier Stalin. A three man delegation led by Arvo Salminen conveyed the negative, stating the decision was unanimous. Other parties and labor groups monitor the Communist drive to mobilize workers and influence votes.
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Arvo Salminen
Juho K. Paastkivi
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Russia
Social Democrat
Truman Heads Off Strike At Oak Ridge
President Truman announced the use of the Taft-Hartley emergency provision to prevent a potential 89 day strike at Oak Ridge Tennessee, creating a fact finding panel to review the AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council versus Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp dispute.
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Carbide and Carden Chemical Corp
Ohio commissioners press tax fix on industrial property
A 32 member Ohio committee began work to advise on legislation or a constitutional amendment clarifying industrial property taxation after county officials attacked recent Supreme Court rulings that reclassify industrial equipment as personal property. The group will study the issue and propose remedies to prevent revenue loss.
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Thomas M.geachie
Lorain County Board of Commissioners
Ohio Supreme Court
Leram County
William G. Wickens
John Curry
Board of County Commissioners
McGeachie
Wickens
Walter J. Wright
Double Funeral For La Grange Navyman And Father
Double funeral services set for Forrest A. Weaver 59 and his son Forrest A. Weaver Jr Navy radioman killed in action July 25 1943 over Munda. Weaver Sr foreman at Ridge Tool Co Elyria died after illness. survivors include wife Velda son Leslie five daughters and 12 grandchildren plus siblings. Bodies to be cared for at Russell D. Fulton Funeral Home with service at LaGrange Baptist Church conducted by Rev Walter Young and Rev Milton Andrews. burial in LaGrange cemetery.
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Eastern Oregon
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Fred Barton
Harvard Avenue
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Norwalk
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Liam Leonard
Ohio
Kenyon College
Bexley Hall
Shelby, Galion
Newark
Flint
Michigan
East Orange
New Jersey
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LaGrange
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Larange
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Weaver. Sr
Ridge Tool Company
Elyria
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Grazion
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Leslie
Westerville
Jay Rensberger
Ind
Victor Hildebrand
Emma
Raymond Grind
Charles Benner
Wellington
Phriis Giesel
la Grange
Joan Weaver
Indiana
Henxt'a H.re
Leona Eo
Dakota
Leize Weaver
Westemnite
Army
Weaver
Sucestas
Army Ambulance
Russell D. Fulton
Walter Young
Baptist Entirch
Milton Andrews
Natchez Sinks After River Eddy Slams Towboat
The towboat Natchez sank in the Mississippi River near Greenville after a treacherous current slammed it into a bridge. Three crew survived. 13 believed killed with two bodies recovered and 11 missing, including Capt. Jimmie Browinski who went down with the ship. Walter Haas swam ashore injured as the eddy described as the severest in years.
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Greenville
Miss
Natchez
Micsissippi
Federal Barge Lines
Jimmie Browinski
Browinski
Walter Haas
St. Louis
Gulf
Haas
Taxi Bomb Blast Halts Arab Attack in Jerusalem District
In Jerusalem the blast from a taxi loaded with explosives halted Arab attackers at a road block. Four Jews were slightly injured and an 82 year old woman died of shock as gunfire followed the blast. Arab shops and a house were damaged.
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Haifa
Ben Yehuda
Jaffa Road
Bank Street
Savoy Hotel
Stop Paying Taxes on Idle Property Ad Offer
Tired of taxes on that unused lot? Sell it now or use it as a down payment on an already built home. Many buyers seek lots for future building. Advertise your selling offer in the Chronicle Telegram for fast results. Call 44-121 or 44-131.
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Carnival of Fun Bake Sale Bazaar at LaPorte Methodist
A Friday night bake sale and bazaar titled Carnival of Fun offers dancing games refreshments and concessions to support a LaPorte Methodist Church fund. E Carlisle is listed as a organizer.
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