Disappears In Gale 53 Aboard Globe Master II
A U S Air Force Globemaster II carrying 53 airmen including Brig Gen Paul Cullen vanished over the North Atlantic between Newfoundland and Ireland during a gale. Search planes faced poor weather as weather ships issued alerts and a FB-29 rescue plane joined the effort.
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London
Paul T. Cullen
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
Gander
Mld
Mildenhall
England
U. S
3Rd Air Division
Signal
Army
Globemaster
Iceland
North Atlantic
British
Air Ministry
U. S. Air Force
Manston
Air Force
Uxbridge
Cullen
Washington
Barksdale
Shreveport
Prestwick
Scotland
Royal Air Force Base
Condition Of Truck Driver Still Critical
Vitor Roszczewski, 34, of Centerline. Mid h truck driver who was critically injured when a Big Four passenger train demolished his truck at Wellington yesterday, was transferred from Oberlin hospital to Elyria Memorial hospital today. His condition was reported as critical at noon today.
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Vitor Roszczewski
Centerline
Midh
Wellington
Oberlin Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Guilty Plea Rejected in Check Forgery Case
Frank Lee Allen of Louisville Kentucky was cleared of check forgery charges after pleading guilty as Federal Judge Robert L Taylor ruled he could not write.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Frank Lee Allen
Louisville
Robert L. Tayior
Allen
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio turns warmer and wetter
The forecast calls for cloudy windy and much warmer conditions this afternoon with a high near 54 degrees. Tonight will be cloudy and cooler with rain, low around 35. Saturday remains cloudy and windy with colder conditions and rain mixing with snow. The extended forecast shows average temperatures near normal with cold spells Saturday and Tuesday and rain or snow Saturday and Monday.
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Ohio
Markets Found Today on Page Two
Potted tulips and hyacinths advertised by Resar Florist with prices $1.98 $2 and $2.50 on page two.
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Resar Florist
Strange death of key witness to be probed in 1941 case
New investigation opens Monday into Abe Reles death in a Coney Island hotel. Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer and associates Frank C Balls and James J Moran may be called to testify about who guarded the witness and how he plunged to his death during Murder Inc prosecutions.
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New York
William O’dwyer
Frank C. Balls
James J. Moran
Murder, Inc
Kings County
Miles F. McDonald
Abe Reles
Coney Island
Edward Silver
Bals
Reles
O’dwyer
Moran
Red Cross Drive Nears Goal With One Week Left
Elyria 1951 Red Cross Fund Drive needs $10,974 more to hit its $33,822 goal before March 31. Luncheon reports show $22,848.01 raised. residential division led by Mrs. Jack Knight surpassed its $3,000 quota, while Industrial B fell $7,865 short of $7,873 and Industrial A reached $3,416 of $5,750. Downtown division totals $2,612.29 with several complete reports.
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Elyria
The
Red Cross
Jack Knight
Harvey Behring
J. P. Henderson
Richard Teasdale
Richard Horan
Industrial A
Whitey Thorley
Charles Nelson
Walter
Rothgery
Missing witnesses called before Senate Crime Committee
Senate Crime Committee moves to question at least two more elusive missing witnesses next week. The unnamed figures are linked to the Cleveland phase of the inquiry and are among 17 pursued under special arrest warrants. Guzik, a Capone syndicate paymaster, appeared and faced contempt threats, then posted bail to avoid jail.
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Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Senate
Cleveland
Samuel T. Haas
Shaker Heights
Rhody
South Chagrin Falls
Morris “Mushy” Wexler
Angersola Brothers
George and
John
Moe Dalitz
Davis
Detroit
Samuel Tucker
Las Vegas
Nev
Jacob
Greasy Thumb) Guzik
Capone Syndicate
Chicago
Capone
Suboena
Guzik
New York
St. Louis
James J. Carroll
Costello
FCC Proposes New Division of TV Air Space
The FCC plans adding over 2 000 TV stations with 209 reserved for non commercial education. Ohio would receive 56 stations and Kentucky 31. Public hearings start May 23 to decide if the proposal becomes policy.
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FCC
TV Air Space
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Labor Cost Rise Not Enough To Kill Project
County engineer Donald Patterson says proposed labor cost increases could raise the road improvement bill at Deiss Hill on North Ridge road Pleasant View Sanitarium by 25 percent, adding about 40000 to reach 200000. He cites Lorain contractor as potential bidder and a county share up to 80000. Union leaders Higgins and Study dispute the impact saying rate hikes cannot exceed 10 percent and would add at most 2900 to the county cost, not enough to cancel the project.
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Deiss Hill
North Ridge Road
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Donald E. Patterson
Patterson
Lorain
Irving L. Higgins
Lorain County Building Labors Union
Steve Study
Higgins
Congregation To Burn Mortgage at Second Baptist Church
Easter Sunday marks a milestone as Second Baptist Church on Sixteenth Street and Church Lane will host a 3 30 p m service during which the church mortgage is burned.
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Second Baptist Church
Sixteenth Street
Church Lane
Nord Reappointed to Pleasant View Sanitarium Board
Walter G. Nord of Oberlin is reappointed to the Pleasant View Sanitarium board of trustees for a three year term starting April 1. He is now in his third term. Other trustees named are Dr. Thomas Leonard Smith of Lotiain and Rabbi Carl I. Miller of Elyria. Easter orchid corsage advertisement follows.
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Walter G. Nord
Oberlin
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Nord
Thomas Leonard Smith
Lotain
Carl I. Miller
Elyria
Officials Move Against Gangsters Links In New York
John Crane admitted giving O'Dwyer 10000 and Moran 55000 for good will and was suspended as AFL fire fighters vice president. Moran resigned as NYC water commissioner after Crane testified to the Senate crime probe. Dewey and Impellitteri warned they would act against officials tied to gangsters while Kefauver ordered perjury checks.
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Washington
John Crane
New York
William O'Dwyer
James J. Moran
International Association of Fire Fighters
AFL
Thomas E. Dewey
Vincent R. Impelliterri
Senate
Frank
Impellitteri
New York City
Moran
Impelliteri
Crane
O'Dwyer
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Mexico
Truman
Dean Acheson
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Senate Committee
Manhattan
Frank S. Hogan
Soldier Wounded In Korea Action
Mrs. Janet Jantz of 415 West 9th street reports a letter from Pvt. Arthur Jantz confirming wounds in Korea on March 8 with the 7th Division. He describes a Chinese surprise attack on a hill by their machine gun, shrapnel hitting his right ankle, and a week-long hospital stay in Pusan before possible front return on March 15.
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Janet Jantz
West 9Th Street
Pvt
Arthur Jantz
Korea
Jantz
7Th Division
Pusan
Janiz
Carl Janiz
Mainstreet
Grafton
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Janet Sharrer
U.S
Co. H. 13Th
Inf. Reg
A.P.O
c/o
San Francisco
Cal
Paratroopers, Tanks Break Through in Korea Western Front
U S forces linked with paratroopers near the 38th parallel after a major offensive on the western front. American tank columns seized Uijongbu and moved toward the parallel while up to 20 000 North Koreans were believed trapped or scattered following the Munsan drop. General Ridgeway declared airborne troops in fine spirits with few losses.
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Tokyo
U. S
Central Korea
Chunchon
Pukhan
Seoul
38Th Parallel
8Th Army
Munsay
Uijongbo
Munsan
United Nations
Korea
Uijongbu
Imjing River
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Effort to Avert Strike at Goodyear Continues in Cleveland
Goodyear Tire and the CIO United Rubber Workers met in Cleveland to prevent a strike by 25 000 workers. Akron Local 2 members voted to authorize a strike if a new contract is not reached before March 3, affecting 13 000 Akron workers and 12 000 elsewhere in 10 Goodyear plants. Ad for Hess Grocery Store at 102 W River St Foot of 3rd St posts Easter hours and product range.
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Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Akron Jocal 2
Goodyear
Hess Grocery
River St
3Rd St
Elyria Draft Board Inducts Fifty Registrants Tuesday
Fifty Elyria draft board registrants were inducted into the armed forces on Tuesday per draft clerk Catherine McKee. Three men were rejected. Inductees include Lester D. Gorbies, Herbert Hallett Jr, Moses Hammonds, and many from Elyria and surrounding towns such as Columbia Station Amherst Oberlin Wellington Grafton North Ridgeville Avon Kipton and North Olmsted with various addresses listed.
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Elyria
Adelbert Street
Eugene J. Machovina
Stanley J. Tobicash
Grafton Road
Regis L. Kohl
E. River
Karl J. Kaszubinski
Oberlin Road
Thomas P. Paonessa
West Avenue
Frank X. Knittel
William R. Noble
Middle Avenue
Willie Ross
Elm Street
William B.brown
Huron Street
Richard P. Ziegman
Oakwood
Donald Ll. Bumback
Crehore Court
James F. Shebek
Cambridge Avenue
John J. Johnson
Longford
George A. Lees
Quincy Street
Roy Nichols
John Haley
Robert Keller
Columbia Station
Rudolph Manichl
Alexander ‘Abel
Elmer Haas
Henry Barckert
John Shand
John Kelley
North Ridgeville
George Smitek
Avon
Kenneth Jordan, Jr
Kipton
Realtors To Hear Auditor Ayres
The Elyria Board of Realtors plans a Monday meeting at the Elks Marine Room to hear Lorain County auditor Frank Ayres discuss the 1951 real estate appraisal and tax situation in the county.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Elks Marine Room
Frank Ayres
Lorain County
Blood transfusions in Lorain County rise in February
A February report from Lorain County Blood Bank shows 125 transfusions in area hospitals. St Joseph's Lorain saw 65, Elyria Memorial 40, Alten Oberlin 19, Amherst 1, with 21 volunteers called and 148 donors collected.
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Lorain County
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alten Hospital
Oberlin
Amherst Hospital
Denne
Elyria
Doctor Dies At 75 In Newark Hebron Physician Remembered
Dr George Niswander Brown, 75, a long serving physician from Hebron in Licking County, died in Newark yesterday. He retired last June after years of medical work and was honored by Hebron residents with a Dr Brown Day Parade two years ago.
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Newark
George Niswander Brown
Hebron
Lacking
Brown
Dr Brown
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Resi Florist
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