Nations Agree On Military Alliance Amid Palestine Policy Shift
UN sources say the United States has abandoned its UN Palestine program and favors a federated Arab Jewish state. Diplomatic circles warn the shift could derail the UN partition plan and provoke opposition from Arabs and Jews and big powers alike.
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U S Faces A World Crisis Amid Communist Expansion
Washington reports a grave world crisis as Soviet influence grows in Europe. President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall urge calm and peace as officials weigh Western guarantees and a European recovery plan amid rising tension.
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Hias
Truman
Europe
George C. Marshal
United States
Marshall
Congress
Czechoslovakia
Final Lenten Service at First Congregational Church Akron
The concluding Sunday eight o'clock service features Rev. Paul S. Kershner D D of Akron First Congregational with sermon Encountering the Divine. Also on program are Rev. Eugene Thompson and Rev. G Russell Hargate and interchurch choir directed by J Martin Beck with Olga Son Koly as organist.
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Akron
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Defiance College
Yale Divx School
United Church
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East Cleveland
Midwest
Ohio
Heidelberg
Ihner
Eugene Thompson
G. Russel Hargate
Interchurch Choir
J. Martin Beck
Olga Son- Koly
E H S Students Enjoy Opera Presentation
E H S students attend an opera show titled The Main... directed by Mart heel with Ted Jonhsten and Ange ben UGE assisting. The event took place at the local venue on a date noted in March.
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Eighberth
Ana Ted Jonnsten
Weather report for Cleveland area with mild temps expected
A fragmented forecast for the Cleveland region notes fair skies and unseasonably warm conditions with easing clouds. Overnight low around 32 degrees is mentioned amid abbreviated text.
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Cleveland
Hog Prices Slip As Meat Plant Strike Looms
Hog prices fell across markets as hogs moved to market before a possible strike by packinghouse workers. Agents warned President Truman could act under Taft Hartley to halt walkouts.
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Ward Toney
Truman
Miss Schropp Reverses Red Cross Resignation
Edna Schropp withdrew her resignation as executive secretary of the Emica chapter of the American Red Cross at a chapter executive committee meeting in the Masonic Temple. The panel opened a search for a full time trained worker to handle home service duties formerly led by Schropp.
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American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
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Bliss Schropp
All Lorain County Schools In Session Amid Snow
Lorain County schools reported by noon that most districts were in session despite yesterday's heavy snow. The office had no closures, and buses were deemed able to run. Camden Township and South Amherst had dismissed at noon yesterday to aid afternoon trips, with drift risks if trips continued. A separate note promotes a St Patrick's Supper Club event on March 17 at Fungalore.
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Lorain County
Rurel Fencors
C. A. Gibbons
Clyde to Have New Schools Superintendent
Clyde announces Ralph C. Fox, currently Hicksville superintendent, will succeed Stewart Parker as Clyde schools chief on Monday. Fox, a Millersburg High School and Mukingum College graduate, signed a contract through July 31, 1950.
Two Greenwich Men Die of Injuries in Train Collision
Chester L. Sweet and Joe Rout, both Greenwich men, died from skull fractures after Sweet’s snow plow truck collided with a New York Central passenger train at an unprotected Omega road crossing near Route 250. The accident occurred as the late train, traveling about 70 mph from Cleveland to Indianapolis, struck the vehicle. Both men, unmarried and living alone, died at New London Hospital or near the scene, with coroner J. D. Bradish noting the fatal injuries.
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Greenwich
Sweet
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Huron County
J. D. Bradish
New London
Bender
Bombing in Jerusalem Claims 13 Lives
The Jerusalem blast at the Jewish agency building raised the death toll to 13 as two more victims died. Funeral services were set for today. Haganah leader warned Arabs while no group claimed responsibility. Police searched for Anton Daud, a 35 year old Arab driver suspected of placing a bomb near the American consulate.
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Jewish Agency
Haganah
Gamegedn
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Gideons Banquet Sees 300 Expected At First Methodist
Three hundred Gideons are expected for the seventh annual Lo r ain County Camp banquet at First Methodist Church at 6 30 tonight. R G LeTourneau millionaire missionary and International Business Men's Committee chairman will speak, weather permitting. He will fly to Miami after the visit. A special Gideons display in an Ohio Public Service Company window highlights New Testaments Bibles and their wartime distribution.
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Internationali- Brown
LeTourneau
Christian Business Men’s Committee International
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Ohio Public Service Company
Third Member Of Group Dies In Chair Tonight
In Columbus the third participant in the August 1946 killing of a Cleveland man is to be executed by electric chair at Ohio penitentiary. Floyd Date, 22, has been on death row nearly a year following the slaying linked to James Griffin, 26, and Robert Britton, 22, both of Cleveland, who were executed November 28, 1947.
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atGice Fame
Ohio Penitentiary
Floyd Date
James Griffin
Robert Britton
Mercury Drops to 18 Below in Ohio Sparking Gas Cutoffs
Subzero temperatures grip Ohio with readings reaching 18 below in parts of the state. East Ohio Gas Co cuts gas to 600 industrial plants while standby fuel limits layoffs to about 5,000. Snow disrupts travel as crews battle slick roads and schools close. northern Ohio digs out after a heavy storm.
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State Highway Patrol
Eaton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Millersburg
St Clairsville
More Than 800 Czechs Flee to America via Regensburg
Reported mass flight from Czechoslovakia in the past two weeks sends over 800 Czechs seeking haven in Bavaria. Refugees include three MPs among 550000 housed in Bavaria, with Sudeten Germans also displaced. First arrivals faced violence. Rogersburg high school used as temporary shelter as Americans and Germans note border weakness in the American-occupied zone.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
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Bulin
Rogersburg High School
35 Drown When Steamer Capsizes
SANTIAGO Chile At least 35 persons were drowned when the river steamer Helvetia capsized and sank at Puerto Cara hue on the Imperial River. Survivors said the Helvetia passed over a cable anchoring another ship, pulling it taut and capsizing Helvetia. Most victims were trapped below decks. seven bodies were recovered.
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Librarian Edna Moore Injured in Fall on Broad Street
Miss Edna Moore a librarian at the Elvira Library was confined to her home with a dislocated elbow after a fall on Broad Street near Court Street yesterday afternoon. An X-ray at Elvira Memorial Hospital showed the injury and she hopes to return to work in a few days.
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Edna Moore
Elvira Library
Broad Street
Court Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Two Killed and One Fatally or Seriously Injured at Crossing
In Bettsville a Pennsylvania train struck a car at a crossing. Jonas Wohlgamuth, 53, and his son Louis, 26, both of Bettsville, were killed. Elmer Warrington, 18, of Burgoon, was critically injured as the Red Arrow westbound train dragged the car a quarter mile before stopping.
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Bettsville
Jonas Wohlgamuth
Louis
Betteville
Elmer Warrington
Burgoon
Red Arrow
C C F Lodge To Celebrate 100 Years Of Service
Elvria ITO.OFP lodge marks a centennial celebration with plans led by Charles J. Smith Jr Noble Grand. A general meeting is set for Saturday afternoon followed by a banquet at Leake Avenue Congregational Church in the evening.
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Saint- Gay and Sundey
Charles J. Smith, Jr. Noble
Elvria Lodge
East Broad Street
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New Turnpike Bill To Be Introduced
County Engineer Donald E Patterson, chairman of the Ohio Turnpike Committee, announced a new bill will be submitted to the legislature to establish a turnpike commission for Ohio. The plan mirrors the prior proposal with changes aimed at gaining approval despite opposition. The committee met with the Petroleum Producers Association in Columbus to discuss the bill’s provisions.
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Ohio Turnpike Committee
Gay
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Turnpike Commission
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Petroleum Producers Association
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Ralph Winter R. W. Sandurs
Tuck Association
Col. C. E. McKee
One Contrectore Association
Kunkle Wins Lake Erie League Speech Contest
Elyria High School senior Harold Kunkle won five honors in a Lake Erie High School League speech contest at Western Reserve University Cleveland He spoke on Does the Family Cause the Imminent as part of Family Life in the United States The winners and topics included Bill Hessler Shaw High School and Bill Huey Latewood High School The next contests are April 7 and April 16 at Lorain High School with a round table discussion Also listed is an automotive ad for Dzisz Inc Chrysler Plymouth.
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Elyria Hier
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
United States
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Columbia Avenue
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Bureal
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Shelter Heights P.ch
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Bil Huey
Latewood High School
Hollywood
Cvil
Western Reserve
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Lakewond Lions Club
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European pact aims to halt march of Communism
Five Western European powers led by Britain and France approve a 50 year draft military alliance to stop the westward spread of Communism. The pact binds Britain Belgium France Netherlands Luxembourg to collective defense and seeks links to a Western European Union from Arctic to Mediterranean.
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Radio Moscow
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New Elyria Catholic High School Groundbreaking Set
Ground breaking for Elyria District Catholic High School to take place on Sunday March 21 at Poplar Street and Gulf Road site. Contracts totaling 456000 cover light grey brick building with stone trim, classrooms laboratories library cafeteria chapel and gymnasium for 300 plus students from ten parishes.
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William L. Newton
St. Mary’s Church
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Gulf Road
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St. Marx's School
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Thesday
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Grafton
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
South Amherst
Schirmer-Peterson
J. C. Welsh
Kraus and Helmkamp
Arkon
Two Women Die After Crossing Tracks in Alliance
Two women Josephine Kennedy age 29 and Dorothy Beil age 22 both of Alliance were killed when they walked into the path of a west bound Pennsylvanian passenger train near the depot. The incident followed a prior test run of another train on water. In Lake County the scarlet fever outbreak crest appears past with no new cases since March 9. Most cases are mild and 10 are from Willoughby area. A Monday night family party is listed for I C Hall Gratton Ohio Black River Gime Club.
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Pennsyivans
Depo
Josephine Kennedy
Dorothy Beil
Painesville
Lake County
Willoughby
Willoughby Township
I. C. Hall
State finances challenged by 1948 price break
Ohio officials warn that a price decline in 1948 could strain the general revenue fund though early 1948 tax collections run ahead of last year. Tax Commissioner C Emory Glander notes 1947 actual receipts exceeded estimates by about 40 million dollars as 268 477 432 was collected against 229 370 473 expected.
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General Revenue Fund
C. Emory Glander
Teday
Glander
Eczzz
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