Congress May Not Be Able To Take A Vacation
Congress faces pressure as foreign affairs risk and Truman's draft request push lawmakers to stay in session through summer. One third of the Senate and all House members seek campaign time, while Republicans and some Democrats argue for continued talks if the crisis warrants drafts. Marshall warned the European situation echoes pre World War I.
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WASHINGTON
Congressional
Truman
Congress
Senate
House
George C. Marshall
Defense
James Forrestal
Senate Armed Services committee
Marshall
Hopes For UN Pushed To All Time Low
The United Nations faced its worst moment as East West tensions rise in Europe and the Middle East. Officials offered no public comments while concerns about the UN’s survival grew amid Palestine shifts and the Prague coup. The Czech case returns to the Security Council with a bid to invite Jan Pramanek and discuss Italy’s status and Trieste.
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LAKE
United Nations
Europe
Middle East
Palestine
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Allied control commission
Germany
security council
Jan Prpanek
Russia
Prague
western powers
Trieste
Hait
United States
France
Lorain County Girls Reach State Finalists in Speech League
Four Lorain County students reached state finalists in the Ohio High School Speech League contest at Columbus. Rosemary Cicco and Ethel Kerley of Clearview placed in dramatic declamations, Alexandra Muzilla of Clearview and Virginia Vera of Eaton in humorous recitals.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Rosemary Cicco
Ethel Kerley
Clairview School
Alexandaria Muzilla
Clearview School
Virginia Vera
Eaton
Lorain
Camden “Overtones
Clearview
Sox
Cex
Weather cast for Cleveland and nearby Ohio
Northeastern Ohio experiences cloudy cool weather this afternoon, with partly cloudy skies and cooler tonight. Tuesday looks fair and cool with a low of 37 and a high of 54. Lincoln presents Let Us Live and Campus Rhythm with Stenco Aluminum storm windows advertised for delivery from 61 West Ave.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
LINCOLN
Adv
Geisel
Stenco
West! Ave
Plane Carrying Eight Is Missing After Storm Crash
A C-47 transport with eight persons aboard vanished in a storm while approaching Portland airport. Search teams from Coast Guard, Washington State Police, and McChord AFB searched the rain soaked southern Washington hills north of the Columbia River near Kelso Toledo for the missing aircraft.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Washington
piiesns
Fairfield-Suisun, Cal
Ten Die In Accidents Across Ohio Weekend
United Press reports at least ten people died in Ohio accidents over the weekend, most in traffic crashes. Notables include two Marion boys killed near Kenton, Newark fatalities, a man burned in a truck wreck near Pomeroy, and others in Columbus and Cincinnati. one incident involved arson at Burnet Woods museum.
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Ohio
Marion
mies
Kenton
Charles W. Page
Richard A. Eckert
Newark
Pomeror
Oliver Alspaugn
Albany
Alspaugh
Columbus
Avt
Carmel Hospital
Leo C. Shek
Columpus
Ruth Creswell
Cedarville
Sprngfield City
Mechanicspura
Hemilton
trafic toh
Henry Piacxe
Cincinnati
nho
John Swan
Barbara Kinz
Middletown
Ground broken for Catholic High School on Gulf Road
A ceremony on a Sunday afternoon marked the ground-breaking at 725 Gulf road for a Catholic High School. Msgr William L Newton turned the first sod as a modern one story wing and two wing additions were described. The Schirmer Peterson Co of Cleveland is the general contractor for the $450000 project.
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Gulf road
Suncay
William L. Newton
St. Mary's church
tail
wil
Schirmer-Peterson Co
Cleveland
Mizgr
Newton
Al Schnieder
William Hartman
Catholic High School fund campaign
Patrck Ferron
Immaculate
Reds Boycott Four Power Meetings In Berlin
In Berlin the Soviet delegation boycotted seven four power meetings and asked for postponement of the coordinating committee session as Western reps report on Anglo American French talks. General Clay said the United States will stay in Berlin despite the walkout signaling strain in four power governance.
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BERLIN
United States
Lie clus D. Clay
Russia
itiee
Allied Control Council
Germany
Stavis
Clay
Vassily Sokoloevs
centro council
Grandstand at Wellington Declared Unsafe
A condemnation order blocks further use of the Wellington county fair grandstand. The Ohio Department of Industrial Relations served the order on the fair board, noting the structure is unsafe until strengthened. The board previously sought a levy for a new grandstand, which was defeated at the polls.
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Wellington
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
William G. Wickens tocay
Wickerns
county fair board
Fire in La Junta business district leaves 46 homeless
A blaze tore through La Junta's business district causing more than 500000 dollars in damage. Forty six people were left homeless by the fire which consumed multiple shops and buildings.
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LA JUNTA
Colo
Gasperi Bidault push Trieste return in wartime peace debate
In Rome Premier De Gasperi and French Foreign Minister Bidault signaled Italy faces war or peace as Trieste's status dominates politics. Reports say western-backed Trieste return gains support for De Gasperi. protests flare in Milan and Turin with anti Communist crowds opposing speakers.
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ROME
Alcide De Gasperi
Georges Bidault
Italy
De Gasperi
Trieste
Turin
Milan
Piazza Duomo
Russia
Ital
Packers Face Board On Strike Views In Fact-Finding
CHICAGO The meat packing industry and 49 independent firms present views to a presidential fact-finding board as a nationwide strike by 300000 CIO packinghouse workers continues. The union seeks a 29 cent hourly wage increase and argues reported averages hide lower weekly earnings. The board must report to President Truman by April 1 ahead of possible injunction.
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CHICAGO
flar
Labor Department
Truman
President Truman
serk
Route 18 Closed By High Water
Heavy weekend rain left Route 18 two and a half miles east of here submerged under three feet of water. The State Highway Patrol ordered the road closed with detours, and only small autos and light trucks could pass. large trucks remained blocked. Linemen repair downed telephone wires while nearby businesses advertise automobile service and Easter eggs.
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WELLINGTON
Wates
route 18
here
State Highway Patrol
Flood Forecast as Rains Persist Across Midwest and Northeast
Heavy rains push rivers toward flood stages from North Dakota to Pennsylvania while the Mississippi Missouri and Illinois basins face serious flooding. Quincy IL reports the Mississippi at 21 feet, seven feet above flood stage, as officials warn of rising waters and evacuations spread along Ottumwa IA. A fishing boat in distress near Duluth and ice at Lake Superior threaten further danger as Coast Guard and Woodrush attempt rescue.
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Mississippi
Illnois
Quincy
Lil
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Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvani
Missouri
Meedville
Bradford
Titusville
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Cleveland
Euclid Creek
east side
New York Central
Rock Island
George Clapp
St. Louis
U. S. Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Red Cross
Lake Superior
Duluth
Coast Guard
Woodrush
Intervention In Coal Strike Seems Likely
Washington reports the White House may intervene in the week old coal strike if today’s peace conference fails. Failure to reach a deal between John L. Lewis and mine operators could push Truman to act under the Taft Hartley Act. A fact finding board would be named, then possible federal court action to halt the strike.
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WASHINGTON
White House
John L. Lewis
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Ching
Truman
Justice Department
Three Hour Good Friday Service At St Andrews Church
The Elyria area observes a three hour Good Friday service at St Andrews Episcopes church with Rev. G. Russel Hargate and several clergy from local churches delivering meditations on the seven last words. The program runs from noon with hymns at intervals to accommodate worshippers entering or leaving during the period.
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St. Andres’s Epscopes
G. Russel Hargate
Elyria
Louis G. Novak
Masgvar
Fire Department Pumper Used At Hospital Here
Heavy rains flooded Elyria basements and streets with severe damage in parts of the area. At Elyria Memorial Hospital water inundated the boiler room prompting the fire department to operate a pumper from 10 p.m. to about 1 p.m. before a city water department pump relieved the situation. The hospital refrigeration motor failed, other schools flooded, and sink holes and closed roads disrupted travel along with power and communications outages.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
city water department
Lake avenue
Elyria township
C. A. Gibbons
D. W. Kothe
Black River
Cascade Park
John Machock
Brookside Zoo
Zoo
Fletcher Reynolds
Wellington
Ashtabule
Lucan county
Chagrin River
Gulf area
rotate Highway Department
Louis W. Callican
Miehawk
Mohawk Creek
Rotarians To Hear Former Pastor Here
Dr. H W Courtney former pastor of Elyria First Methodist Church will give a Holy Week address for the Elyria Rotary Club at the VALCA at noon Tuesday. Courtney now manages Lakeside de a Methodist Summer of Lake Erie and is associated with Port Clinton Rotary.
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H W. Courtney
Elyria First
Car Crash Injures Bendix Employee Near Ashland
Donald Dudley 39 of Telegraph Road a Bendix Westinghouse employee was critically injured when his southbound car rolled over several times after a collision with a car driven by David Morr 76 turning into a driveway on Route 8S about six miles east of Ashland. Dudley sustained a fractured skull and spine while his wife Eva and children Roger 15 Joyce 13 and an aunt were minor bruised. The other driver was uninjured.
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Donald Dudley
Telegraph road
Bendix Westinghouse
Ashland
Dudley
Eva
Roger
Joyce
Wooster
David Morr
Ashland Hospital
Finnish Treaty Delegation Arrives in Moscow for Talks
The Finnish delegation led by Foreign Minister Carl Enckel arrived in Moscow and met Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky. Observers said Finland aims to sign a treaty similar to those with Romania Hungary and Bulgaria and will seek clarifications before signing. The group was expected to stay only briefly, as with Balkan delegations.
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MOSCOW
Carl Enckel
Moescow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
L. Zorin
Encker
Helsinki
Russia
Romiania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Balkans
Easter For Sale Ad Offers Budget Friendly Boost
Capitol I Love Trouble Franchot Tone Janet Blair. Special Easter Corsages 3.50 up order now and pick up on time by calling Carek Florist. Dial 44-121 or 44-131 today to place a Chronicle Telegram classifieds ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
CAPITOL
Franchot Tone
Janet Blair
Carek Florist. Adv
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