Lewis Rejects U S Formula In Coal Strike
Washington Jolena L. Lewis rejected a government plan to settle the soft coal pension strike. In a letter to Ching the UMWA argued the offer favored operators and harmed welfare fund beneficiaries. Signatories included John Owens John T. Jones and W A Borle after a conference at union headquarters.
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Washington
Jolena L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ching
John Owens
International Seccretary
John T. Jones
District 16
W. A. Borle
District 27
Lewis
Britain Warns Red Expansion Must Stop
Britain’s representative Sir Alexander Cadogan urged the United Nations security council to halt Communist expansion and warned of possible war risk. He asserted limits to Soviet influence and cited alleged moves to aid Italian Communists, while Secretary of State Warren Austin may back Britain’s hard line.
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Cadogan
Britain
City to Take Bids on Autos and a Truck
City will solicit bids April 8 for three cars and one truck for street, engineering, fire and water departments. Service Director D. W. Kothe said the vehicles are allocated to the street superintendent, city engineer, fire chief, and water department.
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Direcor
D. W. Kothe
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy with light rain this afternoon and tonight then again Wednesday. Mild overall with a low around 42 tonight and a high near 35 on Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Immediate Guaranteed Automobile Service Ad
Advertisement for Deetz Inc offering guaranteed auto service for Chrysler Plymouth vehicles at 728 WWW Broad Street. Campaign emphasizes reliability and prompt maintenance.
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Broad
Floods Forcing Thousands From Homes Across Eleven States
Widespread thunderstorms threaten to worsen floods as rain shifts east from the Dakotas and Midwest. Fifty six deaths are linked to tornadoes and heavy weather. about 5 000 people are homeless, with levees at Quincy and towns like Binghamton under threat.
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United Press
U.S
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missour
Wingis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Quincy
Binghamton
N.Y
Sherif
Chenangy
Canada
Ontario
Grand River
Quebec
St. Francis
Wabash
Winie
Seward
Beatrice
Allegheny
Eight Directors Elected By Elyria C of C
Eight new directors were elected for one year by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce after vote counting yesterday. Names include D Vernon Beil Claude F Bronsor Walter A Godfrey Richard S Heren Dexter S Kimba Relph W Standen and Charles B Wentz and M Whitman. Carry over members remain J J Hengesbeugn B I Ohlemacher J J Perks A Fersons A T Rosenau Mex Wen Wormer Frank P Weil and J B Johnson ex officio. Retiring directors listed.
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Elyra Chamber of Commerce
D. Vernon Beil
The
Bell Company
Claude F. Bronsor
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Walter A. Godfrey
Chronicle- Telegram
Richard S. Heren
Dexter S. Kimba
Berdix-Westinghouse Automovie Acts Brake
Relph W. Standen
Charies B. Wentz
Elyria Superior Electrc Company
M. ©. Whitmen
J.C. Penney Company
J. J. Hengesbeugn
B. I. Ohlemacher
J. J. Perks
A. Fersons
A. T. Rosenau
Mex Wen Wormer
Frank P. Weil
J. B. Johnson
C. E. Betts
George C. Calvert
W. H
Five Die in Omaha Home for Aged Fire
Fire at Ward’s rest home in north Omaha kills five men and sends seven others to hospital. Acting coroner George Sullivan names the victims as Tom Ward R B Dunham F H Wehby Eugene Sullivan and Harr Wackier. Twelve people were in the home when the blaze started. Cause unavailable.
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Omaha
Neb
George Sullivan
Tom Ward
R. B. Dunham
F. H. Wehby
Eugene Sullivan
Harr Wackier
Ward
Pfaudier Co to Build Addition for Stockroom
Officers secured a city building permit for a 39000 addition to the Pfaudier Co. to serve as a stockroom. The 106 by 120 foot one story concrete and brick structure will be built by Lorain contractor Dencrea. Work will begin soon.
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Pleudier Company
Heve
Hart Dickesen
K Gey
Dencrea
Lorain
Wil
Former Kent Mayor Dies of Pneumonia
EAST LIVERPOOL David Lada Rockwell aged 21 former Kent mayor and youngest Democratic National Convention delegate dies after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held in Ravenna. Dover rescue crews end search for Leesville Lake drowning victims Eugene Callahan and C G Wilkerson. Rivoli advertises The Prince of Thieves showing tonight.
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East Liverpool
David Lada Rockwell
United States
Rockwell
Kent
Kansas
Cris
Ravenna
Dover
Leesville Lake
Eugene Callahan
Canton
C. G. Wilkerson
Trieste Issue Arouses Italy but Offer Rejected
Italy rejected the Yugoslav offer to exchange Trieste for Gorilla. The Trieste dispute sparked fresh clashes in Milan injuring only by eye injuries and led to a printers strike halting Italian newspapers. Premier De Gasperi returned to Rome to cheers from a 3000 crowd at the Central Railway Station.
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Rome
Carlo Sforza
Italy
Trieste
Milan
Alcide de Gasperi
North
Central Rail Way
Ridgeville to vote on school tax levy at March primary
Lorain County officials announce Ridgeville School District voters will decide a one and one half mill levy on the March primary ballot to fund current operating expenses. The issue marks the second school levy vote at the primary, with Brownhelm Towns District also voting on a levy.
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Lorain County
Wife Of Rudolf Hess Freed After Denazification Trial
Mrs. Hess, wife of Rudolf Hess, walked free from a Goettingen denazification court after being found a minor offender. A six month sentence was suspended, probation set, and a 2000 Mark fine imposed. She said she never visited Hess during his Nuremberg trial and had not seen him since the war began.
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Hesss
Reputed Big Time Bookmaker Slain
WHEELING West Virginia Harry Weidetz a reputed major bookmaker was shot and killed in front of his home on America Avenue He was struck in the right side by a twelve gauge shotgun as he and his wife Freda left their car shortly before midnight The wife could not identify the shooter and he fled on foot CAPITOL Last times today I Love Trouble advertisement
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Wheelng
W. Va
Harry Weidetz
Weidetz
Freda
Wheeling
America Avenue
Dewey Blasts Truman Policy and Calls for Rapid Upgrades
New Jersey Governor Thomas s Dewey charged President Truman's foreign policy with vacillation and inadequacy and urged a rapid expansion of the Air Force and Intelligence Services along with accelerated aid to Europe and the Far East. He said diplomacy should be realistic and warned that the Palestine issue harms American prestige. Dewey, a Republican presidential aspirant, plans speeches over the next two months and did not specify when his active campaign would start. ARRIVES TODAY C R Cook comes to Elyria to become superintendent of Elyria Memorial Hospital from Sharon Pennsylvania bringing a wartime Medical Corps background.
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Albany
N. J
Thomass-Dewes
Truman
Hs. Beer
Europe
Dewey
Far East
Palestine
United States
Holy Land
Dewer
Mr. Truman
C. R. Cook
Elyria
E Ytis Memorial
Crook
Shar‘on
Christian H. Buhl
Harvard Avenue
Sharon Hospital
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Real Job To Reach Red Cross Goal In City Drive
Elvira chapter of the American Red Cross faces a tight finish as the March 31 drive closes. Treasurer's report shows $14,665.82 raised toward $23,410 with $8,744.18 still needed. Only the clubs and organizations division surpassed its quota. other divisions lag, including schools and townsships. A final luncheon at the Y M C A on March 31 aims to push totals above the target.
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Elvira
American Red Cross
Drive
W. H. Gaston
Tiew Y. AL C. AL
Rive
Schoors
Dwight Felton
Charman James Walters
Imervision
Oberlin
Wellington Village
Chein
Republicans See Tax Cut Bill As Veto Proof
The House Ways and Means Committee approval of the Senate version of a 4.8 billion income tax reduction bill sets a path toward a veto proof measure. GOP leaders expect a House endorsement to reach President Truman, while Democratic objections may delay final action. The bill would raise personal exemptions, extend exemptions for seniors and the blind, allow income splitting for married couples, and target a 12.6 percent tax cut on lower income brackets with varying rates beyond.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
W Harold Knutsen
R. Minn
Truman
Jubicant Republcans
GOP
Marriea
Mrs. Ross Nominated For Fourth Term As Mint Director
President Truman nominated Mrs. Nelle Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor for a fourth term as Director of the Mint. Ross was first appointed to a five year term in 1933.
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Washington
Truman Todey
Nelle Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Mint
Ross
Eleven Nations Bar Japan From Armaments Policy Signed
The Far Eastern Commission unanimously approved a plan to prohibit arms and war materials in Japan with limited police firearms allowed. The directive, approved Feb 12, targets demobilized personnel records, bans aircraft production and naval vessels, and prevents revival of military ministries and commands under Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Russia abstained on technicalities.
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Japan
Washington
Far Eastern Commission
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Navy
MacArthur
War and Navy
Imperial High Command
Supreme Military Council
U S Plans UN Admission for Italy Amid Cold War Moves
The United States intends to propose Italy's admission to the United Nations to bolster the rightist government in the April 18 election. The move, to be presented to the Security Council, aims to pressure the Communists and follow Russia's previous vetoes of Bulgaria and Romania.
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N. Y
United States
Italy
United Nations
Security Council
Russia
Bulgaria
Romania
Begin Probe of Lobbyists Opens in Washington
A federal grand jury in Washington begins a sweeping probe into illegal lobbying activities. Four Justice Department lawyers will present evidence from a five month inquiry into alleged violations of federal lobbying laws. This marks the first grand jury lobby probe since the 1946 lobbying law.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
City Hall Closes Two Hours Friday For Good Friday
City Hall will close Friday from noon to 2 pm in observance of Good Friday. Mayor Henry W. Ault announced the change to allow employees to attend church services.
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City Hall
Mator Henry W Ault
Gay
Taft And Bricker Vote For Tax Cut Bill
Washington observers note Senators Taft and Bricker backed the Republican tax cut plan as the Senate approved a $480 billion measure. Cooper also supported the bill while BARKLEY of Kentucky was paired against it.
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Taft
Bricker
Washington
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Senate
John S Cooper
BR. Kr
Alben W. Barxiey
D. Ky
Mt Vernon youth dies after Mt Liberty crash
Melvin Underhill, 19, died in a local hospital from injuries after a crash on state highway near Mt Liberty. His brother David Underhill and passenger Thomas Garber, all of Mt Vernon, survived with cuts and bruises. State patrol reports a sharp curve caused the crash into a tree.
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MT. Vernon
Melvin Underhill
Mt. Liberty
Underhill
David
Thomas Garber
Arabs Flee To The Hills After Jerusalem Area Clash
Report says hundreds of Arabs fled into the hills southwest of Jerusalem after a British punitive expedition sought retaliation for the killing of two British soldiers. The soldiers’ bodies were found at Ishawa near Hartuv where British troops and Haganah clashed with Arab forces. Army dispatches put Arab casualties at about 20 killed and 10 wounded as they fled south toward Hebron following British plans to extend action.
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Jerusalem
Ishawa
Hartuv
Hebron
Alabama Senator Repudiates Truman Shakeup in Party Nomination
Senator Lister Hill of Alabama denounced President Truman and said the Democratic Party cannot rally behind him as the presidential nominee. He reversed his earlier support after four days, following Senator John Sparkman’s repudiation and his suggestion of backing General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Washington
Lister Hill
Jorg
Congress
Truman
Hill
Hull
Hil
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Sparkmen
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain Starts Neutral Stance on Palestine Trusteeship
London reports Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin said Britain would adopt a neutral position on the Palestine trusteeship proposal until details are known. In Dayton, a Civil War monument at the Main Street bridge site was moved to clear the approach, with the statue reerected in Riverview Park. A Chronicle Telegram classifieds note Easter ads offer cheap sale space for extra cash.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Dayton
Main Street
Miami River
Riverview Park
Chronicle-Telegram
Easter Corsages for Sale at TM Carek Florist
Special Easter corsages priced from 3.50. Order early to ensure on time delivery by calling for 11 Saturday night or Sunday. TM Carek Florist. Adv.
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Carek Florist. Adv
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