No Meat Shortage Despite Massive Blizzards Losses
Ranchers and officials estimated over half a million cattle and sheep lost in the 1849 blizzards yet experts projected no meat shortage. Total cattle losses reached about 165,099 head and sheep losses 422,000 with nationwide cattle and sheep populations cited. Deaths from weather nationwide reached 252, and total property losses exceeded 223.5 million dollars amid one of the Wests harsh winters.
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Western Plains
West
Psetrieed
Reds Stage Filibuster in Rome Amid Pact Protests
In central Italy violence broke out at a rally against the Atlantic Pact in Terni killing one and wounding fourteen. In Rome the Communist filibuster in the Chamber of Deputies extended 23 hours, the longest session in Italian history, ending as deputies clashed and the president sounded a siren.
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Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Giovanni Jonchi
Tialian
Terni
Mill at Canton Damaged by Blast
An explosion and fire late yesterday damaged a Timken Roller Bearing steel mill in Canton. Two floors were destroyed and a third badly damaged, with high losses expected. no injuries reported and cause currently undetermined.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Nere
Ohio House Salutes St Patrick's Day Amid Debates
The Ohio House paused about three minutes to honor St Patrick's Day and the Emerald Isle. Lawmakers approved a bill extending sanitary district powers to collect and dispose of waste and authorized a birth certificate fee increase. The measures move to the Senate for approval.
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Emerald Island
Northeast Ohio Weather and St Patrick's Event Ad
Partly cloudy and continued cold in northeastern Ohio. Tonight’s low around 18 with a high near 32 on Friday. Also an evening of fun at the St Patrick's party hosted by the Supper Club tonight.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Returning Bodies Of Five Lorain County Soldiers
Five Lorain County soldiers who died in World War II are among 2,918 bodies returning to the U S aboard the USS Haiti Victory. The fallen are PFC Bernard A Linden PFC Joseph S Miksanek PFC Stanley P Podraski Pvt John J Lesh and SGT Joseph F SugeriK. Funeral services will be held in Sacred Heart Church Over and burial in St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
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Colson Corporation
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Joseph Futan
Amherst
Sacred Heart Church
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Joseph S. Miksanek
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Airs
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Twenty-ninth Street
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Gerdick
St. Marx’s Cemetery
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Eliyrie High School
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Norfolk Avenue
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Andrew Sugerix
East Thirty-third Street
Elyria Founded 132 Years Ago Today
Elyria marks its birthday with notes on its founding date of March 17 1817 when Hirthoe Eperty arrived to settle Elyria. Historic mentions include Beaih and Ridgeville links, a 1816 visit by Hemen Ev néer, and early pioneer activity around the Black River with mills and property transfers.
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Hirthoe Eperty
Beaih
Zis
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Epparentih
Ned
Hemen Ev Néer
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Ely
Justin
Ohio
Slot Machines Ordered Out Of Eagles Lodges
A report from Kansas City shows the grand worthy president orders slot machines removed from Eagles lodges amid an investigation into the organization and its practices. Lorain Hagies claims no inquiry was made into the alleged attempt to force or regulate machines. The debate spurs a proposed nine member federal committee seen in a bill by Edward W. De Chant and D. Lorain. continuation noted on page u.
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Wasson H. Grand Worvnr
Riet
Kansas City
Watson
Lorain Hagies Iecige
Devoeachines
Eegles
Devere Tees
Eacies
Ing
Ff Fpeegen
Athea
Mt. Roe
Eavard W. de Chant
D. Lorain
de Chant
Foreman Robbed of Payroll in Brookfield Route
A foreman was robbed of his payroll and car after being forced to drive across the state line into Brookfield. He was ordered to pull over in a vacant lot while the robbers took the cash and keys and told him to keep going without looking back. The assailants fled toward Blue Sky Inn on Bridge Street.
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Farpsi
State Line
Brookfield
Jonns
Four More Nations Invited To Join Pact
The United States invited four nations Italy Denmark Portugal and Iceland to join the North Atlantic pact. Diplomats expect prompt acceptances and a signing ceremony planned for the first week in April.
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Washington
Italy
Denmark
Fortugal
Iceland
Il Sim
Lewis and Operators Fight Over Memorial Strike
A Pittsburgh dispute pits John L. Lewis against mine operators over a two week memorial period and the contract clause requiring miners to work only when able and willing. Iron Age warns July actions could trigger deeper stock declines and a second coal strike, as negotiations set for May with the current agreement due in June.
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Pennsyvania
United Mine Workers
Iron Age
Steel Industry Weekly
Ganger Point
Aaroh E. Taggart
Philadelphia
International Union
UMW
National Coal Association
James Bord
U.S. Bureau of
Mires
It Just Can't Be On St Patrick's Day
On St Patrick's Day a group including Flip McNally and Denny Ryan discuss wearing green. Revan, with a necktie and socks in green, forgets St Patrick's Day details. McNairn adjusts his cravat as the moment unfolds.
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McNally
Mployee
Denny Ryan
Revan
St. Patrick's Dar
Red Cross drive reports near seven thousand raised
A 1949 Red Cross drive luncheon at the YAC reported about 7 000 raised to the county office plus 4 373 in workers hands unturned, totaling 1 313. Districts like Oberlin and Fields Corners exceeded quotas with 3 300 and 1 450 respectively. Downtown groups submitted 11 257, clubs 148, schools 3 422, and the drive urged captains to collect remaining funds by the next report meeting Wednesday.
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Yac. A
Oberlin
Ace
Fields Corners
Thefarn
Dow Town
Ries
SEIT
Fretire
Paul Corbin
Registration of Voters Undergoes Final Phase
Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria and Lorain completes voter registration for the upcoming primary. Deadline is 9 p.m. April 4. Deputy clerk Ruth Fox notes expected registrations are small. about 670 in Elyria were canceled and must re register. Those turning 21, married women, address changers, and new movers must register if voting. A one year Ohio residency and 40 days in county and precinct required.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ruth Fox
Doarg
Elvrit
Batlo i
Loraine
Ohio
Lersin
Munichel
Jude
Conditions In Local Public Schools Described By Reporter
A reporter outlines the national concern over public school buildings highlighting inadequate and overcrowded conditions in Ohio. The piece questions classroom space, health implications, and lagging construction while urging Elyria readers to consider local school needs.
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West
Ohio
Elyria
Elsoria
Men Sentenced In Store Break-In Case
Three of four men indicted for breaking into Neisner Brothers in the early morning of January 9 were sentenced by Judge D A Cook. Cornelius Porter Jason Cleveland and Lawrence Cleveland received concurrent terms for burglary and related offenses. A fourth defendant William Moore was to enter a plea later. Police found two loaded guns hidden at the store. one lookout claimed no entry.
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D. A. Cook
Neisner Brothers
Cornelius Porter
Hawthorne Avenue
Cleveland
Jason
Thames Re
Lawrence
325Th Street
Harold King
Jackson
Thomas
Indiana
Ewir
Themes
William A. Moore
East 43Rd Street
Ewing
Moore
Elyria Woman Injured in Broad Street Collision
Miss Anas Schmitz, 356, of 626 Dewey avenue, suffered minor abrasions to her right knee and hand after being struck by a city taxi on Broad street near Cedar at 2:40 p m. The driver, Hak Feiman of Cleveland, faces a traffic violation charge and will appear in police court.
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Anas Schmitz
Dewey Avenue
Broad Street
Cedar
Jack Fei
Eest 85Th Street
Clevelyland
Schmitz
Elyria Memorial
Hos- Hak Feiman
Glenn Bower
Murray Ridge Road
Minnichs
Robert Longtrake
R. D
Oberlin
West River Street
Hazel Street
Howerd Leinseller
Emerson Court
David Woyseck
River Street
George Peden
Buffalo
Peden
Feine Day Parade Draws Irish American Crowd
In New York a large Irish parade along Fifth Avenue drew about eighty thousand marchers and spectators. Police and organizers reported strong attendance and enthusiastic participation as participants included named figures tied to local Irish community events.
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Fifth Avenue
Dar
Clenden
Sageetees
Macmaine Motaids
Gideons Banquet Set For Friday At First Methodist
Gideons to hold their eighth annual banquet Friday at 6 30 p m in the First Methodist church with speaker W OB French. A capacity crowd is expected. CAREK Florist advertises daily fresh flowers and Carek containers from $3.00 with phone 2132.
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Floria Gideons
First Methodist Church
W. OB. French
CAREK
Carek Florist
Irish Leader Sees New Era for Ireland and Peace
Dublin Premier Costello, in a St Patrick's Day message to the United States, spoke of a new and brighter era for Ireland and hopes for a united 323 counties. He praised U S friendship and emphasized Christianity as a pillar of Ireland's renewal amid parades banned in the North and pubs shuttered in the Republic.
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Dublin
John Costello
United States
Costello
Ireland
United Press
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Indas
Historical Society To Meet Tonight
The Lorain County Historical Society will meet this evening at eight o clock in the W C A. Members plan to wear period dresses including garments over a century old. Tonight also marks the 132nd anniversary of Elyria city.
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The
Lorain
Bowl Your Way to Cash in Chronicle-Telegram Ad
Classifieds urge readers to place a Want Ad to get quick cash with cheap rates. Contact numbers 44-121 and 44-131 guide potential advertisers to start rolling ads today.
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