Debate on Troops Handicaps Eisenhower Says
Senate leader McFarland says the troop for Europe debate handicaps Eisenhower by delaying pledge of American soldiers to the Atlantic Pact army. He cites Eisenhower’s reluctance to act until the Senate crisis is resolved, with officials in touch at Eisenhower’s Paris headquarters. Further notes cover budget trimming efforts, RFC testimony on small business loans, and birthday wishes for Arthur H. Van den Bergh as he nears 67 with illness.
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Washington
Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Ike
Eisenhower
McFarland
U. S
Defense Department
Paris
Congress
House
Truman
Treasury and Post Office Department
RFC
Karl E. Mundt
Henry C. Dworshak
Tda
American Bankers Association
Walter E. Cosgriff
Bankers’ Association
Vandenberg
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Prices at Noon From United Press Report
Prices at noon list many stocks with varied quotes. Notable figures include American Radiator, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, Westinghouse Airbrake, Sears Roebuck, and Warner Brothers among others reflecting market activity.
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United Press
American T. & T
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland Elec
Iwum
Cleveland Cliffs
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Lies Wel
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Eres
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Seasatesalsara
Penna. R. BR
Pere
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Ind
N. J
Ohio
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Lances
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
Senate action prompts turnpike inquiry in Ohio
The report notes Proposal D failed in the Senate Judiciary Committee two years earlier and may die again this session. Senate Majority Leader Roscoe R. Walcutt announced Ohio Turnpike Commission members will testify before the Rules Committee next Tuesday, saying the inquiry is an exception to obtain answers.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Senate Rules Committee
Walcutt
Death Records Mrs Anna Wildenheim 59
Mrs Anna H Wildenheim 59 died at 547 p m at home 219 Foster Ave after lingering illness She was born in Oregon City Ore and lived in Elyria since infancy She leaves husband Reno G Wildenheim a son William a daughter Mrs Doris Wallace of Elyria mother Mrs Marie Kraeft two brothers Welter Kraeft Chicago and Herbert Kraeft Greenville S C two sisters Miss Helen Kraeft and Mrs Clara Cue Elyria Funeral services Saturday at 130 pm from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and 2 pm from St John s Lutheran Church Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park cemetery
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Anna Wildenheim
Anna H. Wildenheim
Foster Avenue
Wildenheim
Reno G. Wildenheim
Oregon ‘City
Ore
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran Church
William
Doris Wallace
Marie Kraeft
Welter Kraeft
Chicago
Herbert Kraeft
Greenville
S. C
Helen Kraeft
Clara Cue
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Henry Lieske
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Grotto Committee Plans Fish Fry at Amherst
The El Rey Grotto entertainment committee finalized a fish fry for April 27 in Amherst at Raymond Morris's West River road home. Twelve members attended the meeting, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Morris. The next gathering will be Raymond Bacon's Amherst home on April 25.
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Amherst
el Rey Grotto
Raymond Morris
West River Road
Morris
Raymond Bacon
Noonday Service At St. John's Church
A Good Friday noonday service will be held at St. John's Lutheran church in Elyria from 12 05 to 12 45. The Rev Herman W Bartels of Grace Lutheran Cleveland Heights will be the guest speaker on the theme One Died For All. The St John's School choir directed by F A Nitschke will sing. Evening services with Holy Communion follow at 7 30 at St Johns and Grace churches.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Grace
St. John‘s Lutheran
Elyria
Herman W. Bartels
Grace Lutheran Church
Cleveland Heights
St. John’s Lutheran School
Looking Sideways in Postwar Echoes and Anecdotes
A mosaic of cultural reflections notes wartime shifts such as Japanese term removals from business names after 1941 and recalls radio plays, film anecdotes, and celebrity stories. It weaves humor, memory, and social observations through diverse scenes and personalities including Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, and Eddie O'Troyne.
Markets Cleveland Livestock Prices Steady Across Segments
Cattle and calves show steady to active demand with primes and choices pricing higher. Sheep, lambs, and hogs run firm to steady as market participants report stable bidding across grades and weights.
Contempt risk cited in testimony on illegal operations
A doll marker faced possible deportation after risking a contempt citation by refusing to disclose net worth and conflicting statements on when his illegal operations began. The special crime committee moved hearings quickly to meet a March 31 deadline, while the Senate expected to continue its work despite Democratic grumblings. Millions of televiewers awaited the Senate’s ongoing life and hearings.
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Doll Marker
Special Crime Committee
Senate
Ohio May Get Big Plant
Westinghouse Electric considers Ohio for an $8 million plant to produce parts for Navy jet planes with Cincinnati Columbus and Springfield among possible sites. Authorities said the facility would bolster defense manufacturing and regional employment.
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Ohio
Columbus
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Cincinnati
Sprinfield
Navy
Ohio 4-H Heads Named at State Extension Service
C. C. Lang of Ohio State University agricultural extension was named head of Ohio 4-H clubs, succeeding W. H. Palmer who retires March 31 after 29 years of service, announced by extension director C. M. Ferguson.
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Columbus
C. C. Lang
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
C. M. Ferguson
W. H. Palmer
Holy Hour At St. Peter's Church In Ridgeville
Holy hour at St. Peter's Catholic Church Ridgeville begins 7 45 p m with confessions after the service. Good Friday features a relic of the true cross for veneration all day. Mass of the presanctified 8 30 a m Stations of the Cross 3 p m evening service 7 45 p m confessions after services. Holy Saturday blessing of New Fire Easter Water Paschal Candle at 7 a m Mass 8 30 a m confessions afternoon and evening. Easter Sunday Masses at 6 8 10 and 12 with 8 o clock High Mass.
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North Ridgeville
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Ridgeville
Russia Doubles Troops On Iran Border
Tehran reports Moscow has doubled troops on the Iran border amid martial law as tanks patrol streets. Speculation grows over potential British forces to safeguard oil interests and trigger possible Soviet cross-border moves.
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Russia
Iran
Tehran
Jittary
Ali Razmara
Tran
Shaw Leaves Fund To Develop New Alphabet
Irish born writer George Bernard Shaw died leaving an estate valued at 1,088,254.22 dollars. A public trustee said 338,840 dollars would remain after taxes and debts, with royalties from his writings continuing until 2000. His major bequest funds a cultural reform including a 40 letter alphabet to represent English sounds.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Britain
Shaw
England
Psychiatrist Plans Fight After Ouster at Hawthornden
Dr. Robert H. Reddick, ousted as clinical director of Hawthornden state hospital near Cleveland, says he will fight to the finish. Welfare director Judge John H. Lamneck says Reddick lied on his civil service application about private practice timing while employed by Union Carbide at Oak Ridge.
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Columbus
Robert H. Reddick
Hawthornden State Hospital
Cleveland
John H. Lamneck
Ohio
Reddick
Oakfield
Batavia
New York
Guards May Get Pay For Snow Removal In Ohio
Ohio National Guardsmen who helped clear snow during the November 25 blizzard may be paid from highway funds if the state controlling board approves. Attorney General William O’Neill stated today that pay could come from highway maintenance and repair funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
Gen. c. William O'Neill
Freight Train Derailed Near Plain City
A New York Central freight train derailed last night near Arnold, Plain City, two and a half miles northeast. The southbound train left the track while leaving a siding. Eight cars derailed and 860 feet of track were torn up. No injuries reported.
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Plain City
New York [Central
Arnold
Here
Courthouse divorces and civil suits heard in Lorain area
Multiple divorce filings and rulings announced in Lorain county common pleas and probate courts. Cases include Jennie Urban and Rose Kritzel petitions, Elizabeth Dunfee and Mary Campbell divorces, alimony and property rulings for the Forsyths, and settlements and verdicts involving Haussman, Rothel, and unrelated civil suits. Probate inventory lists Dr. Walter Tilock estate at 21962 dollars.
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Walter Tilock
Lorain
Townsend Club To Have Pot Luck Supper
The Elyria Townsend Club won the award for securing the most members in the 14th district of Ohio. The club will host a pot luck supper next Wednesday evening.
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Townsend Club
Elyria Townsend Club
Ohio
Cliffs Victory Ore Carrier Converted From Liberty Ship
In Baltimore, Mayor Burke and Cleveland Cliffs officials launched the 12,000 ton ore boat Cliffs Victory, converted from a 10,000 ton liberty ship. It will finish conversion by early April, sail to the Great Lakes for service around July 1, and features a 165 foot midsection extending to 620 feet total length.
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Baltimore
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Cleveland-Cliffs Steamship Co
Great Lakes
Cliffs Victory
H. L. Gogeille
Marine Department
Cleveland Iron Co
Bethlehem Steel Co
Key Highway
Mississippi
Ilinois
Chicago
J. M. Willis
Bethlehem District
Cleveland-Cliffs Co
Maritime Administration
Bethlehem
Russia Refuses To Return Lend Lease Ships
Washington reports that the Soviet Union will not return 670 lend-lease ships and will limit payment to 240 million dollars, halting negotiations and prompting expected formal protests from the United States.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
U.S
U.S.A
Western Hemisphere
Dean Acheson
State “Department
Ordnance Aide Dies in Cleveland at 69
Ralph K. Wheeler chief of the procurement branch of the Cleveland Ordnance District died late yesterday after a long illness. The Lima native was 69. Wheeler began his career as an accountant for Willys-Overland in 1915 at Toledo.
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Cleveland
Ralph K. Wheeler
Cleveland Ordnance District
Lima
Wheeler
Willys-Overland Motor Co
Toledo
Vandenberg 67 Today In Michigan Update
Grand Rapids report says Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg is 67 today with a slight improvement in his condition as the Republican foreign affairs leader continues treatment.
Injured Boy Will Not Lose Sight Of Right Eye
Fred Long a 15 year old Chatham High student son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Long has returned home from Lodi hospital after extensive treatment for a BB gun injury to his right eye. Doctors believe there will be no permanent damage to his sight. Earlier in January he shot his first fox with a .22 rifle given by his grandmother for his birthday.
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Chatham
Fred Long
Chatham High School
Stanley Long
Lodi Hospital
Ohio Supreme Court Refuses Review On $10,000 Skating Injury Judgment
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review a $10,000 damage judgment against Ruth Stevens operator of a Lorain roller skating rink. Lorain County Common Pleas Court awarded Alva H. Bradley damages for injuries at the Lorain Coliseum on November 12, 1947, a decision upheld by the Court of Appeals.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ruth Stevens
Lorain
Lorain County
Alva H. Bradley
Lorain Coliseum
Court of Appeals
Two New Dwellings Permits Issued In City
Building Inspector Hart Dickason approved two residential permits today. Anthony Frabotta and wife receive a 60 by 44 foot one story frame house at 500 Garford Avenue built by Edward Greer for 20000 dollars. Dominic Patania of 247 Warren Avenue will construct a 28 by 26 foot house on Lexington Avenue for about 6000 dollars.
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Hart Dickason
Anthony Frabotta
Grafton Road
Garford Avenue
Edward Greer
Dominic Patania
Warren Avenue
Lexington Avenue
France Hits Rail Strike as Army and Police Leaves Cancelled
Paris reports the government canceled all army and police leaves and began requisitioning 40 000 rail workers while a nationwide rail strike paralyzed transport. The nation’s largest rail union ordered a two day stoppage joining bus subway gas and power workers in wage demands. About 450 000 workers protested.
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Paris
France
Ohio to recall 954 Guard and Reserve officers
The Ohio military district announced a plan to order 954 officers to active duty. The breakdown includes 33 lieutenant colonels, 88 majors, 185 captains, 640 lieutenants, and eight WAC officers. They are to be recalled by June 29.
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Columbus
National Guard
Ohio
Ohio Military District
WAC
Auto executive killed in street collision with train in Norwood
Raymond W. Kinsey about 65, vice-president of Complete Auto Transit, was crushed to death when his car was struck and dragged 200 feet by an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in Norwood yesterday. Witness Smith Kline said Kinsey drove in front of the train, apparently without seeing it.
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Norwood, O
Raymond W. Kinsey
Complete Auto Transit Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Smith Kline
Kinsey
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Sudro-Curtis
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Prospect Street
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Elizabeth Dunfee
Lois Champion
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Angelo Nicholas
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Lake Road
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Herbert
Stella Dobson
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Carlisle Avenue
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