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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1949
Page
1
A Tehran foreign ministry official, citing a sharp push by Russia against Iran, says protests against the Soviet campaign have yielded no results. The official notes vilifying coverage and warns of possible shifts in Iran's alliance stance with Russia since 1921.
Two individuals face fines for failure to collect sales taxes on retail sales. Daniel Rettari of Maple Inn was fined for coffee and cigars purchased by Joseph E Skelly. Paul E Rexno lds and Clem t ity Grill at 318 Broad St also fined for selling rye products to C. H. Peck. Both were arraigned before Justice James Horn.
County commissioners okayed monthly raises for four welfare department workers. Maran Sexton, George Tampere, Mary Brandi received $200 boosts in line with a new service rating. Gertrude Seeley, a stenographer, saw a $20 raise to $190 monthly.
Washington reports Axis Sally Gillards convicted traitor may be sentenced Friday March 23 but not before. Government and defense attorneys agreed to argue Gillards motion for a new trial on that date.
Northeast region remains cloudy this afternoon with light snow tonight and Thursday. Warmer daytime temperatures expected, with a low around 24 overnight and a high near 35 on Thursday.
Curtain sale runs March 14 to 16 offering plain curtains freshly laundered and stretched at 69 cents per pair. Contact via phone 2389 for orders and delivery details.
FBI agents investigated a large fire at an army base in Oakland for possible sabotage. The blaze began around midnight, burned three buildings, and caused extensive damage. Harry Thompson, a local resident, was questioned but cleared. The inquiry cites possible foreign or domestic involvement and notes defense of a substantial loss, with investigators pursuing leads into a 1907 era issue and related thefts.
Fragmentary account shows Elyria Eagles not taking part as tensions rise between Loras Lodge and a person named Brean in the county. The report includes disrupted notes on judges, local offices, and unclear affiliations with fraternal or civic groups, with no formal statement from Eagle leadership.
Elyria police officials planned for two patrolmen to enroll in a two week course covering essential police work. The program aims to enhance field duties and professional readiness as part of ongoing training.
Gov Frank J. Lacsne and Alayer Tt A Boo e Cleveland discuss a program to aid cities amid deficits. The plan aims to prevent a rash of municipal tax rises and outlines funding from state and federal sources, with details yet to be finalized.
A woman is reported missing since Sunday evening. investigators seek information on her whereabouts. The notice appears amid local alerts and street postings.
London minister Hector McNeil charged that Bulgaria Romania and Hungary violate military and other peace treaty clauses with Soviet acquiescence. He said Becha and Romania have built forces beyond limits and Hungary plans to expand its army. He criticized suppression of opposition and church influence and noted US UK efforts to discuss the matter with the USSR. He accused the three satellites of colluding with Moscow and hindering western commercial interests.
In Columbus a proposed teachers pay raise and school per pupil funding faced delay in the Ohio Senate education committee. A bloc of senators balked over funding sources, while Sen. Emmett R. Cosnocion noted a new bill to secure funds was being drafted. The governor’s power bill for removing negligent sheriffs also stalled pending the governor’s position on widening disciplinary powers to county officials.
Washington reports show Southern Democrats staging a revolt against President Truman in Congress. Senate rejection of Wallgren for National Security Resources Board chair and House moves to modify rent control drew Republican-Democratic opposition. Analysts foresee a political cold war shaping 1950 elections with both parties brimming for next year.
County commissioners signed notes totaling 37 761 44 for the Vincent road water main project and 15 645 20 for the Griswold road project. The Cleveland Corp bid 1% on Griswold with a 7 premium and 2 on Griswold with a 2 premium. Vincent was awarded to Sam Triusett of Loren and Griswold to Homer Merritt of Loren.
In Washington a Senate coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats blocked anti filibuster moves, signaling the end of a major reform push. The bloc held 52 pledged votes, while Democratic Leader Lucas warned the plan would derail civil rights and other measures. A compromise rule to curb long debate and allow limited filibusters appeared likely within days.
The Sheffield Lake Board of Education voted to recommploy all current teachers who wish to return for 1948 49 and consider adding others. The Tennison School building, under construction, will house six elementary grades and six teachers when the new year starts. Some Brookside staff may transfer, slightly reducing Brookside teaching positions, with two current teachers not returning next year and others returning on full time or continuing contracts.
James Fly age 13 and Clifferde fare address were sentenced to jail after being arrested at 114 am on a tip for stealing gasoline from Walton Ice Co on East Broad Street near East River. They admitted prior thefts. a third 11 year old was placed on probation for one year and to report weekly.
Europe faces a looming diplomatic clash with Russia as Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg approve a wartime style defense plan. The pact members aim to defend a Rhine to North Sea line with France to provide 24 divisions and Britain six while calls for US weapons intensify.
The eight Atlantic pact nations wait on Iceland Denmark Portugal and Italy to decide on joining the anti aggression alliance. Iceland’s Bjarni Benediktsson meets with Secretary Acheson as talks continue. Delegations from the United States and other signatories say pact work is near completion.
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