Elyria Women Headed to National YWCA Convention
Waving goodbye to friends in Elyria yesterday, Mrs. Mark Willis president of Elyria YWCA, Miss Enid Bunting treasurer, Mrs. Harry Crandall active with industrial girls, Mrs. C. C. Schmitkens board member, and Mrs. A. E. Penfound executive director prepare to represent Elyria at the 18th national YWCA convention in San Francisco, opening Monday and running through March 14.
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Elyria
Young Women's Christian Associations
San Francisco
Mark Willis
Elytia ¥.W.C.A
Enid Bunting
Harry Crandall
C. C. Schmitkens
A. E. Penfound
Plan Fight To Rewrite Labor Bill On Senate Floor
Senate Republicans pledge a fight to rewrite the administration labor bill as Democrats push approval of the draft. Sen Taft leads GOP aims to restore parts of the Taft Hartley framework while Senate and House panels move toward hearings and potential revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thay
Thomas
Robert A. Taft
Wayne Morse
Ore
George D. Aiken
House Labor
Augustine B. Kelley
D. Pa
Taft
Hhe
Truman
Cleveland Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Summary
Sunny and warm this afternoon as winds rise in the Cleveland area. Tonight turns cloudy and windy, cooler, with showers late tonight and early Sunday. Lows around 33, highs near 38 on Sunday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Molotov Replaced In Soviet Cabinet Shakeup
London reports a Soviet official replacement of Foreign Minister Molotov by Vishinsky, seen as a promotion. Washington diplomats note surprise, no clear signs of Western thaw, and expect Russia to preserve postwar gains while possibly adjusting tactics. Analysts urge caution on long term aims amid East European pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Mosecow
Dean Nebeson
George
Marshal
New York
Morotes-Minevan
Muca Of The Nation Reports Warmer Weather Demand
Wide flood crisis dominates reports as rivers swell across the Midwest. Churches and a total housed people face rising waters while Sook refugees receive aid. The Des Moines area sees a broken levee, homes evacuated by boat, and thousands of acres flooded with crops at risk. one highway remains open as relief efforts mobilize.
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Vallex
Airlift Plane Crashes Killing One Airman in Berlin Zone
BERLIN The U S Air Force said one airman was killed and four others parachuted to safety when a disabled C 54 on a Berlin supply run crashed in the Soviet Zone. Langensalza police reported the body of one airman pinned in the wreckage as rescue teams worked at the scene.
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Berlin
U. S
Langensalza
Thuringian
Jone
Conjecture on Soviet Shakeup Speculation on Moscow leadership change
London reports and Russian broadcasts hint at a replacement of Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov by his deputy. European analysts consider this a possible reshuffle of key figures ahead of an eventual successor to Premier Vyacheslav Molotov. Russian foreign policy deputies also shift as a move to realign the Foreign Ministry amid talk of a broader party leadership change.
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Viachesisv
Molotsov
Andre Y
A. I. Mikca
Uruguay
Ang Mershkev
Poliburo Red
Ceorle
A.l Micscow Parers
School Building Program Now Taking Shape
A regional discussion outlined the school building program and the need to wait for a national study before presenting a wider plan. Officials including C W Nigitte and Ladislas Segoe and Associates discussed solutions with the Bureau of Educational Research after a meeting. The board expects citizen support once the statewide program is announced. DISTRIBUTING FUNDS COLUMBUS Distributors of 1 774 404 to municipalities from the gasoline excise tax fund announced by State Auditor Ferguson.
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Renee Es Harois
Oracd
Mick
Beara
C. W Nigitte
Nepal
Columbus
Joseph T Ferguson
Accused of Stealing Information from U N Officials
New York based FBI agents arrested Joeth Copon a Barnard graduate and Valentine Gubitchev a Soviet UN secretary on charges of stealing US government information. Copon reportedly concealed a file package of confidential documents in her purse as agents traced the alleged plot from Washington to New York. The case marks another chapter in alleged Soviet espionage operations in the United States with court appearances scheduled.
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New York
Copan
de Wermer
Valentin Gubitschex
United Nations
Federal Bureau of Iuestion
Mass
Miss Copion
Simon Riikind
Rifkind
Gubachev
Gabitchev
FBI
Brooklyn
Justice Department
Internal Security
Joeth Corton
Washington D. C
FRI
U S
Miss Coplon
New Yorker
Barnard Celtere
Valentine A. Gubitchev
U. S. S. R. Secretariat
Nvolvo
Woman Hurt When Car Hits Fitchville Hall
Miss Ruth Smith of Fitchville, 298, suffered serious injuries when her car failed to negotiate a right turn at Route 13 and 162, ripping into Fitchville Town Hall. The crash damaged the vehicle and building, with Smith thrown from the car and a six inch laceration across her forehead. Cleveland specialists were summoned to determine the extent of her injuries.
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New London
Ruth Smith
New Longen Int
New London Hospital
Fitchvile
Aliss Smith
N Norvraixn
Angie
Corter
Smith
Ciiveland
Motes
Fireman Is Charged With Starting Fires in Buffalo
A volunteer fireman identified as Kenneth Vosburg, 19, and companion Edward Wolfe Jr., 16, were charged with starting a series of fires over seven months. Vosburg confessed to taking a thrill from riding the engine and fighting blazes. Dentist ad appears with address at 259 Fifth St.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kenneth Vosburg
Edward Wolfe, Jr
Vosburg
Tavern Manager Fined. Appeal Expected In Court
Meyor Henry W. Ault fined John F Bardon, manager of Johnny's Tavern at 605 Cleveland Street, $50 and costs for violating local ordinances. Bardon’s attorney indicated an appeal to higher courts. Council debate and testimony centered on the open tavern and zoning rules for Commercial Class A or Te B zones.
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Meyor
Henry W. Ault
John
F. Bardon
Cleveland Street
Bardon
Mayors Court
Barden
Icver
Laurence Ro Ashernbach
Fer Bardon
Coming.l
Richard E Baird
Hare
Baird
Common Rleas Court
Ity Council
Mrs
Ascoltta Police
Meurice Fiood
Gore
Proposed Belt System Demonstration To Be Held
East Liverpool will host a demonstration of a proposed belt system today March 14 conducted by the Chamber of Commerce. Delegations from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia will attend while HB Stewart president of the Canton Youngstown Railroad explains the plan. Dry cleaning prices reduced with cash and carry at $110 and pick up delivery at $1.25 per garment.
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East Liverpool
East L
Kerns
Cleveland Street
Strike At The Fruehauf Plant Not Authorized
Avon Lake Fruehauf Trailer Co workers return from an unauthorized strike led by plant staff with suspensions and pending action. Superintendent E Norman Cox reports progress as plans for resumption of work are outlined and local union officials coordinate responses.
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Fruehauf Plant
Officiels
Avon Lake
Frueheu’ Trailer Company
Inday
E. Norman Cox
Teder Wrere Morev
Simce
Crersers -Cha
Artrexim
Omly
Amy Staicmen
Serners
Greta Bocre
Bre
I. O. Ethic
A.s
President Truman Plans Key West Vacation Trip
President Truman will fly to Key West Florida tomorrow accompanied by two secretaries three aides and his physician General Wallace Graham. The trip begins at 830 am EST with a noon landing at Boca Chica naval base. He will stay two weeks returning to Washington on the 19th.
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Washington
Fesidert F Tuwan
Étreat
Res West
Fla
Eric- Gen
Walace Graham
Key West
Boca Chica
World War II veteran electrocuted after car strike at pole
Mauice Stanislawski 26 of Columbia Station died last night after his car struck a utility pole at Fields Corners. Wires 440 volts fell to ground and he picked them up despite warnings. Deputies and witnesses described Stanislawski moving the car, then exiting to remove wires. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he died of electrocution. Survived by wife Elizabeth and several relatives. The scene affected lights in nearby homes. Funeral arrangements pending at the Bittner Funeral Home.
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Mauice Stanislawski
R. D
Columbia Station
Fields Corners
Sher Ws
Root Road
Smislaowski
Kenneth Geog
North Olmsted
Geog
Zasvilhe Station
Stanislawsk
Joseph Nealen
Root Reed
Stanislawski
Heaton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Paul F. Tillman
Lorain County
Sheriffs Department
Elizabeth Stanislawski
Michael
Harriet
Michael Stanislawski
Carl
Michael Stanislawshki
Milton Letson
Lucy Ball
Mirs
Margaret Heed
Columbia Stetion
Maxime
Stella Behner
LaGrange
Bittres Funeral Home
Arkansas
Taxi Fare Dispute Fails to Raise Funds in Lorain Return
Lorain taxi rider John F Letor stiffed cab driver Robert Gould of Cleveland after a ride from Lorain to Cleveland. Gould sought repayment of 43 dollars but could not marshal funds from the passenger or friends. Central Board Med charged Gould with defrauding.
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John F. Letor
Cleveland
Arisodey
Robert E. Gould
Clevelridé
Larain
Cleveland Wren Trey
Lebow
Gould
Ais
Corrow
Giles
Nyme
Fionanpiat
Arantiai
Senzor
Central Board
City Manager Fire Ends We rr. Sesponded Term at Portsmouth
Donald C. We rr. sesponded as city manager last night in Portsmouth and was fired outright by the city. The abrupt action removes We rr. sesponded from the post, signaling a leadership shakeup at the municipal level.
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Portsmouth
Donald C. Werr
Jast Dee
Boy Sells Bike in Quick Cash Want Ad
A boy seeks fast cash by selling his bicycle through an inexpensive Chronicle-Telegram want ad. He urges readers to dial 44-121 or 44-131 to place the ad today.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Kay Billies Show at Kayes Kafe on Saturday Evening
Notice announces a performance by the Kay Billies at Kayes Kafe located at 618 Lodi Street this Saturday at 830 PM. The event invites attendees to enjoy live music in a local venue.
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Molotov
London
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Maurice Peterson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Europe
Peterson
United Press
Ams
Garendous
Iowa
Kansas
Hell
Ty Vane
Jimmy Alu
Todey
Munmighy
Erb
Fitchville Hall
Dr. Smith
Fifth St
Forrestal
James V. Forrestal
National Defense
Louis A. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Roosevelt
Forresta
Double Eagle Star
Lorain
Raaiye
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