Defeat Seen For Chandler In Major League Vote
Miami Beach based report says baseball commissioner A B Chandler will lose re election with 10 votes against and six for. The meeting of major league club owners was held amid a dramatic session with clubs including the Braves Yankees Cardinals Phils Browns White Sox Dodgers Red Sox Cubs Giants switching positions and photographers capturing the moment. Chandler appeared glum foreseeing resignation if the 12 votes needed fail to materialize.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.P
A. B. Chandler
United Press
Chandler
Braves
Yankees
Cardinals
Phils
Browns
White Sox
Dodgers
Red Sox
Cubs
Giants
St. Petersburg
Horace Stoneham
Clark Griffith
Senators
Connie Mack
Athletics
Stoneham
Uon Perini
Fred Saigh
Strike Looms by 25 000 Goodyear Rubber Workers
A nationwide strike by 25,000 Goodyear Rubber workers was threatened after talks over a company wide contract broke down. The union says 2,000 nonunion workers block a full union shop, while Goodyear argues for a modified shop but rejects a straight union shop. The current contract expires March 31.
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Goodyear
Cincinnati
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Paul E. Bowers
United Rubber Workers
CIO
Bowers
Fred Climer
Man Suffers Eye Injury After Fight in Elyria Area
Elliott Stokes of 355 West 17th Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a serious eye injury after a fight at a 16th Street residence. His wife Elsa reported the incident to police saying a man with plaster on his shoes kicked him, injuring his eye. Mrs Crosby begins three month Europe tour amid hush over rumored rift with Bing Crosby.
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Elliott Stokes
West 17Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elsa
16Th Street
Stokes
New York
Dixie Lee Crosby
Europe
Bing
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Outlook
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a high of 42. Tonight stays cloudy and cool. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Low tonight not specified.
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Ohio
Man Beaten and Robbed of Dice Winnings
Clem Ellington age 83 of 14 Woodford Avenue said he was beaten and robbed of about $190 won in a dice game Saturday night. He was found at 6:30 a.m. Sunday in near freezing condition with head cuts by James Marsh and Cecil Berry who first took him to police headquarters and then to Elyria Memorial hospital. No suspects were named in the report.
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Clem Ellington
Woodford Avenue
Ellington
James Marsh
Cecil Berry
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Our Faith Is Still Our Hope Says Cleveland Heights Pastor
The Rev. Howard J. Brown of the Church of the Savior Cleveland Heights told Elyria Council of Churches during their union Lenten service that the Christian faith remains the world’s hope. He warned of atheism in religion and urged Christians to activate their faith amid unrest and bomb threats, to show the Gospel can solve personal and global problems. Assisting were Dr. James Siward and Captain Burton Johnson. the host church choir sang Were You There.
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Howard J. Brown
Church of the Savior
Cleveland Heights
Elyria Council of Churches
First Methodist Church
St. Paul
Brown
James Siward
Burton Johnson
Salvation Army
Norman Green
Tvegro
Carlton Squire
Rotary Club to Hear Defense Director at Noon
Clair Riley director of civilian defense in Elyria will speak at the Rotary Club noon luncheon. He will explain the civil defense organization here and screen the new color film Pattern for Survival showing actual bombing scenes.
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Civil Defense
Clair Riley
Elyria
Rotary Club
Tome
Riley
Vic Janowicz Dinner Draws 300 In Elyria
An expected 300 Elyrians and guests attend the Janowicz Recognition dinner at the American Legion Home tonight. Arch Ward delivers the principal address with Woody Hayes as a featured speaker and Henry Ault welcoming the guests.
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Elyrians
Vic Janowicz
American Legion
Post
Arch Ward
The
Chicago Tribune
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Allocation Control For Tin Supplies Ordered
The government has designated the National Production Authority to act as sole buyer for tin for U S consumption and to allocate all supplies starting May 1. Temporary increases in tin for April through June will aid canners and other essential production while a separate price order may roll back factory and retail prices. The Reconstruction Finance Corp will handle all U S purchases of foreign tin for resale to manufacturers. The move aims to curb foreign tin prices blamed for gouging, and timing supports packing of May farm crops. Some users may face further reductions during the period, including beer and nonperishable packers.
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Ashington
National Production Authority
U. S
Four-College Mock UN Meeting at Oberlin Remarkable Event
A four college Mock United Nations Assembly at Oberlin demonstrated genuine UN procedures with a 60-nation roll call and a keynote by Benjamin H. Brown. Delegations from Oberlin Denison Ohio Wesleyan and Wooster debated topics like the Acheson Plan and disarmament amid Russian delegation tactics.
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United Nations Assembly
Oberlin
Benjamin H. Brown
United States
United Nations
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
United Nations General Assembly
General Secretariat
Dave Jacobs
David Jacobs
Jack Brinley
Oberlinss
William Stevenson
Brown
World Organization
Asia
China
General Assembly
Ethiopia
Joanne Lawlyer
Dick Cressey
U.S. A
Russia
Walter Grosjean
United Kingdom
John McGarter
U. S
Poland
Joel Welty
David Gibbons
Lighter Side Of The Mock UN Assembly
The Mock General Assembly session in Obscctlins Fieldhouse featured humor alongside earnest effort. Butch the basketball mascot led the UN Guard while the Chinese Red delegation sang and waved its flag, creating lively color as the Communist bloc exited during Nationalist China’s remarks.
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Qoberlin
Butch
China
Joseph E Neuger Founder of American Majority Dies
Joseph E. Neuger 58 a founder of the American Majority in Elyria and publisher of Everybody's Business later Here In Ohio died suddenly at his Shaker Heights home. He was a Cleveland native and former advertising and insurance man. Funeral services planned at Temple Memorial, 8937 Euclid Ave., with flowers in lieu of contributions to Western Reserve University medical school cardiac research fund.
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Joseph E. Neuger
Elyria
Everybody's Business
Ohio
Shaker Heights
Mr. Neuger
Cleveland
Neuger
Euclid Ave. Temple
Men's Club
Golden Square
Ship Abandoned After Object Hit Off Kauai
The freighter Andrea F. Luckenbach carrying about 50 passengers and crew abandoned after striking a submerged object seven miles from Nawiliwili harbor. Water flooded holds through a hull breach caused by what the Coast Guard calls probably a reef as the ship bound for Yokohama threatened to founder near Honolulu Harbor.
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Honolulu
Andrea F. Luckenbach
Kauai Island
Coast Guard
Nawaliwili Harbor
Yokohama
Japan
Elyria Draft Board Reclassifications and Postponements
The Elyria draft board reviewed 236 registrants in early action with many personal appearances and dependency cases. Fourteen medical students were classed 2A until June 15 1951 and 21 college students received postponements. diverse reclassifications and inductions were noted with 51 April quota to be called April 23.
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Elyria
State Appeals Board
National Guard
Driver Of Death Car Held On $1000 Bond
Richard Kurant, 21, of Lorain, placed under $1000 bond by Justice James Horn pending grand jury probe for second degree manslaughter in the Friday night death of Margaret Lucille McCullaugh, 17, after their car struck a utility pole on Lake Avenue. Kurant pleaded innocent at arraignment. He said they had been dancing at a nightclub and were returning home. Deputies reported Ku Tani was under the influence of liquor.
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Richard Kurant
Eighteenth Street
Lorain
James Horn
Margaret Lucille McCullaugh
Clearview
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
Kurant
Miss McCullaugh
Elyria
Edward Gawlik
George Kosco
Ku- Tani
Hiquer
Resistance In Center Collapses On Korean Front
United Nations forces push the center as Communist resistance collapses along the 70 mile front. Reds flee toward the 38th parallel while Seoul is threatened by an allied flanking drive. U.N. divisions advance with minor contact and heavy enemy retreats across east central Korea.
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Tokyo
Seoul
U. N
Hongchon
Changpyon
38Th Parallel
United Press
William Bursof
Changpyong
U.S. Suh
Mt. Taemi
U. S. 25Th Division
Han River
8Th Army
U.N
Air Force to Mobilize 19 National Guard Units
The Air Force will mobilize 19 non flying National Guard units within nine months. About 10,009 officers and airmen will be activated including 11 air defense groups, five signal light construction companies, and three communications squadrons. Unit designations and future assignments were withheld for security reasons.
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Washington
Air Force
National Guard
United
Pro Western Diplomat Becomes Iran Premier After Assassination
Hossein Ala, a pro western diplomat and former U.S. ambassador, was confirmed as Iran premier by the Majlis 69 to 27 with abstentions. The Senate had approved him, succeeding the assassinated Razmara, amid nationalist protests and security in Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
Hossein Ala
United States
Majlis
Ala
Ali Raymara
Natonalst Front
Grading Methods Face Review After Police Exam Complaint
A complaint about Civil Service Commission grading on a police promotional exam for two sergeant positions will be reviewed with Solicitor Richard Baird. Patrolman C L Cordrey filed the protest over three questions and questioned the scoring that led to Earl Hawkins winning the second appointment over David Szabo.
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Civil Service Commission
Richard Baird
Joseph Otten
C L. Cordrey
David Szabo
Earl Hawkins
Hawkins
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