Large Nazi Underground Movement Smashed in Austria
Austria reports a major Nazi underground network was smashed with 57 leaders detained including a former U S general. American troops aided Austrian police in rounding up the gang as officials said the group conducted large scale black market operations and sought to contact many other Nazis. Raffelsberger, once a general, allegedly led the network while living under an assumed name.
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Svuenna—Price
Austrian Interior Ministry
Atriend
U. S
Americaty
Austria
Bormer
Walter Raffelsberger
Raffelsberger + wv
Girl Injured When Auto Hits Parked Car
Four teenagers hid in a car that struck a parked vehicle at 608 Cleveland Street. Mark Klenz, 16, suffered a cerebral concussion and forehead abrasion. The collision occurred as Frank Yarsa Jr drove west toward a building, with Howard Saddler and Lois Reynolds as passengers. Klenz was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Mark Klenz
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland Street
Alvin Davis
Bath Street
Miss Klenz
Frank Yarsa, Jr
Turner Street
Howard Saddler
Middle Avenue
Lois Reynolds
High Street
Alsa
Yarsa
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Page Welsh
West Avenue
Ford E. Myers
Bell Avenue
Chestnut
Robert Workman
Berea
Making Steady Progress In Red Cross Drive
The Elyria Red Cross drive for a $15 000 goal shows steady progress at the first luncheon. Treasurer Mrs. Marlo McNally reports $2 530 on hand after the first week with contributions from townships industries the Men’s Division chain stores clubs and organizations and the Women’s Division plus office receipts. President George Calvert notes this year’s total far exceeds last year’s same point when only $1 460 had been raised.
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American Red Cross
Elyria
Red Cross
YMCA
Marlo McNally
Clibs
George Calvert
Elyrian Suffers Head Fracture In Car Crash
Harold Kemp, 26, of 419 2 Earl Court, slated to Reno at Kuthyran Hospital for a week or 10 days after an automobile accident in Cleveland. The report notes a head injury but no serious danger. James White, 2d, of Rocky River, also injured with a facial fracture. Both are Western Reserve University students.
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Harold Kemp
Earl Court
Kuthyran Hospital
Cleveland
Alva R. Kemp
James White
Rocky River
Western Reserve University
The Weather Report From The United Press
Weather summary notes partly cloudy conditions with possible shower chances. Forecast includes mixed cloud cover and moderate temperatures across the region, with light winds and no major storms expected soon.
Plans To Make Up Days At Clearview And Vincent Schools
School board and County Superintendent C A Gibbons announced plans to reopen Clearview and Vincent schools after student mass resignation. Four days must be made up to meet the 80 day minimum for state funds. One day will be added via a Saturday session, another by shortening Easter vacation, and two more by extending the year to May 30 with a Memorial Day holiday credit. Classes resume Thursday April 3 with teachers back at work.
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Clearview
Vincent
C. A. Gibbons
T. C. Simpson
Gibbons
Ohis School Foundation
Selesion
Gibbens
Cleamien
Royal Navy Lieutenant Dismissed For Dining With Enlisted Men
Lieut. John Thomas Wardle of the Royal Navy was dismissed from his ship, penalized three months seniority, and severely reprimanded by a court martial for dining with five enlisted men on Christmas Day aboard the motor minesweeper at Rosyth Scotland. Wardle argued only six were aboard and separate messes were impractical.
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Rosyth
Scotland
John ‘Thomas Wardle
Royal Navy
Wardle
Rush Under Way at Local IRS Office This Saturday
The internal revenue office at 219 Court Street extended Saturday hours amid a rush to file W2 forms and lax returns. Deputy collector Jaf internal revenue, B. E. Rimbach, said two full days were needed today and that the office will be open next Saturday as the last day for February filings. Extra staff were added to handle expected inquiries while stamps and promotions for Owl Stamp Bucks attract buyers.
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Internal Revenue
Court
Rimbach
Jaf Internal Revenue
Idey
Pom
Truman to Seek Quick Greek Aid and Arms
The White House said President Truman will ask Congress on Monday to speed aid to Greece. He plans a $200 million loan plus arms and ammunition for the Greek Army, and seeks $350 million in foreign relief including $50 million for Greece.
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Washington
White House
Trueman
Charles G. Ross
Greece
Rogs
Knowlis
Ross
Congress
Trusman
Truman
U.S
Moscow
Cony
Failure to Establish the Four Freedoms Sparks Critique
Assistant Secretary of State Louis Braden blasted fascist and communist ideologies in a New York Herald Tribune forum, saying efforts to establish the four freedoms have failed and liberty is shrinking amid fear. He warned democracy faces ongoing threats from totalitarianism and urged no compromise between right and wrong.
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New York
Louisle Braden
Braden
New York Herald Tribune High School Forum
Move To Force Lewis Into Line Quickly
Washington government officials announced they would not seek a new soft coal contract before March 31 unless Lewis cancels his strike threat. Attorney General Clark sought immediate Supreme Court action to compel Lewis, with hearings set for Monday and a five day window to withdraw the strike or face penalties and a permanent injunction.
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Peturin L
Lewis
Supreme Cort
i _Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Untit Lewis
Krug
Supreme Court
Congrees
Congress
Attourney
Tom C. Clark
Clark
High Court
Federal District Court
Former Troopship Ericsson Fire Strikes New York Harbor
Maritime officials seized papers of the motor ship John Ericsson in a probe of a 3.5 million fire that swept the former troopship yesterday at her North River pier. Repair will take months, the vessel had been set to sail for Southampton and Le Havre with passengers. Firemen cited a possible short circuit in the gang as the cause. Two firemen and several crew members were injured, with minor hospitalizations and debris injuries reported.
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New York
White Crow
Hoke
Private Sources In America May Aid Japan
American private sources may provide aid to Japan to help develop its peacetime economy. Ambassador George Aicheson Jr. returned from Washington and stated readiness to offer practical and mutually beneficial assistance. Japanese business circles see the remark as a signal and rumors grow of reconstructive loans from U S private sectors.
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Infare
Japan
U. S
George Aicheson
Aicheson
Tokyo
Washington
Atcheson
United States
Y M C A To Hold Annual Meeting On April 14
Elyria YMCA auxiliary members will gather April 14 for an annual meeting with a guided tour of the building led by Harlie G. Stevick. A business session will include elections for eight positions and a report on the year’s activities.
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Y.M. C.A
Elyria Yalc.a
Harlie G. Stevick
Avereury
Tustney
G. Russel Haregate
Willian Camber
Robert $. Wits
Charles Husted
Howard Stanford
Earl ‘Lautensehleger
Peanut Lodges In Boy's Windpipe
A 14 month old Mario boy, Robert Wilson, was reported in fair condition at University Hospital Columbus after a peanut lodged in his windpipe. He was transported four miles from Marion to Columbus by a state patrolman following the choking incident.
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Columbus
Mario
University Hospital
Robert Wilson
Mes
Wilson
Marion
High ‘Patrol
Ingo Ko
Taylor
Palestine Issue Tossed Back To London
United Nations moved discussions on Palestine back to Britain after the United States signaled reluctance to back a special UN committee without clearer British intent. Secretary General Trygve Lie floated a 10 member panel to craft recommendations for the October General Assembly, but backed away as Washington hesitated. Britain was urged to take the next step while Washington weighs the best procedure amid the Arab Jewish dispute.
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United Nations
London
United States
Great Britain
Palestine
Britain
Great Adlain
Geneva
Trygve Lie
General Assembly
Lie
America
Roosevelt relays meeting with Marshall during flight mission
A telephone call to Walter and Rose Roosevelt of Sugar Ridge reports Lt. T. S. Roosevelt, a navigator at Westover Field, met Secretary of State George C. Marshall en route to Moscow. The Azores stop on return included wounded servicemen and a letter from Mrs. Marshall to the Secretary. Detective units also report a robbery at Public Loan Corp. and a suspect fled with 1300 dollars.
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George C. Marshall
Moscyw
Walter Rooosevelt
Sugar Ridge Road
Roine
Azores
Roosevelt
Marshall
United States
Lorain
United States seeks 40 year four power pact on Germany
Secretary of State George C. Marshall outlined aims for a four power agreement to demilitarize Germany and revive its industry. He said completing the pact would show continued US responsibility in Europe and ease talks on Austria and Germany as he prepared to fly to Moscow for the Big Four talks. Marshall noted the proposal, first raised by Byrnes last summer, remains a priority.
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George C. Marshall
United States
Gertiafiyi
Marshall
Germany
Javen J. Byrnes
Avith
Big Four
Moscow
Napres Marshall
Council of Foreign Adinisters
Europe
Austria
Byrnes
Bevin Calls For Sound Peace In Moscow Visit
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin arrived in Moscow for the Big Four talks and urged a sound peace to secure the world. He was met by Andrej Vishinsky with minimal ceremony as Molotov was absent. The visit coincides with planned openings and other high level arrivals as tensions rise after limited Soviet receptions.
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Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Russia
Josef Cyranklewilcz
Asuncion
Paraguay
Bevin
Rogelio Benitez
Morinigo
Beniez
U S And Britain Protest To Yugoslavia
Washington says the United States and Britain protested to Yugoslavia over a Yugoslav prize court decision to seize nine Italian ships as war booty. The protest, handed February 14, argued the act violated the Italian armistice and Italy’s status as a co belligerent with the Allies. One ship, the Rex, was a 51,000 ton liner. seven ships were beached or wrecked along the Adriatic coast near Venice Giulia. two more were beached in Yugoslav territory.
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Washington
United States
Mars
Ishall Tito
Britain
State Department
U.S
Ialy
Rex
U. S
Isirian
Venetaia Giulia
167 Known Dead In Religious Riots In Punjab
An official report states 167 people have died in Punjab violence spanning Multan Amritsar and Rawalpindi. Rawalpindi alone saw 50 deaths and 200 injured as mobs of Muslims Sikhs and Hindus clashed in Lahore.
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Punjab
Rawalpindi
Frontier
Multan
Amritasan
Ofti Ttacts
Lahore
Tate
Middle Ave
Adv
Sixty One Seniors Take General Scholarship Test
Sixty one Lorain County seniors gathered in Elyria High School to take the general scholarship test in English history mathematics science and reading. Tests are graded by the State Department of Education and top seniors may win Ohio college scholarships. Continued on page 3.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Bate Department of Education
State Department of Education
Ohio
Lorain
First Autogiro Mail Delivery in Philadelphia
The first autogiro mail run from the airport to Philadelphia Market Street Post Office is credited to Louis Levy. Levy landed on the roof in 1935 with mail just picked up, marking an early aviation mail milestone in the city.
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Uiugiro
Louis’ Levy
Market Strei
ile-Telegram
Irda
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