Congress approves tax cut bill sent to Truman
The House passed a Republican income tax cut bill worth about 4.5 million dollars and sent it to President Truman who faced a veto deadline by April 3. The Senate backed the measure by veto-proof margins, but a presidential veto was anticipated and may be overridden. If enacted, the cut retroactive to January 1 with May 1 withholding changes and refunds for overpayments.
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WASHINGTON
House
White House
Truman
Senate
Burt Congress
New Chief of Lorain Plant Honored at Dinner
Robert Urquhart recently named superintendent of the National Tube Co Lorain plant was guest of honor at a Spring Valley Country Club dinner. E N Sanders hosted and praised the plant's expansion while Urquhart thanked hosts and outlined early goals including hospital work and community efforts in Lorain Ohio.
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Robert Urqwhart
Lorain
National Tube Co
Spring Valley Country Club
Urquhart
Lorai
Lorain county
Sanders
E. N. Sanders
Naronal *Tube Co
Lorein
Robert Urquhart
Cornecic Tech
hogspite
Box Scout Community Chest
Weather forecast for Cleveland area northeast Ohio
Partly cloudy with little temperature change this afternoon and tonight. Thursday will be fair and cooler with a low around 32 and a high near 45.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
Florist Ad and Window Advertise Local Services
A florist offers corsages at 3.00 and up with a large selection from Resar Florist city phone 3156. Geisel advertises Stenco All Aluminum storm windows regular and casement with prompt delivery from 6 West Ave phone 2991.
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Geisel
Stenco
West Ave
Milan Riots Erupt As Printers Burn Foreign Newspapers
In Milan, four straight days of street fighting flare as Communist led printers seize and burn foreign newspapers. Anti Communist groups clash with leftists while police deploy tear gas to restore order. Heavily armed police intervene to prevent wider clashes and further newspaper burnings.
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Fate of Four Power Germany Up to Russia
Berlin dispatch reports Gen Lucius D. Clay says the fate of the four power German government rests with the Soviet Union and calls on Moscow to convene another Allied Control Council meeting. Marshal Sokolovsky and aides walked out of a council session amid the dispute as Western powers counter bore its sub committees and Clay plans to remain in Germany beyond retirement.
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Lucius D. Clar
Germany
Counci
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Guerrillas in Greece surrender after Mt Olympus raid
Greek forces report crushing guerrilla bands in the Mt Olympus area with 427 guerrillas captured or surrendered. Headquarters headquarters were located north of Mt Olympus near Keterine about 40 miles south of Salonika. Several wounded were treated in field hospitals as operations continued in the Mt Olympus and Mt Pierria region.
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Mt. Olympus
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Salonika
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Mt. Pierria
Injuries Cost The Life Of Donald Dudley
Dovid E. Dudley 39 of KR DL 2 Telegraph Road died at Samaris tan Hospital Ashland at 6 30 p m yesterday after a two car collision on Route 9 about miles east of Ashland. He read on fractured skull and spinal injury when his car and another collided as the other driver turned into a driveway. Dudley rode with his wife Eva and children Roser and Joyce and Clara Kelsey. other occupants escaped with minor injuries. He was born in Sullivan and lived here 12 years. he worked at Bendix Ye street plant for six years and previously at Standard Oil. Survived by brother York in Dayton and five sisters. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home Amherst. Rev C C Vandersall to conduct. Burial Brookdale Cemetery.
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KR. DL 2
Telegraph Rvad
Samaristan
Ashland
Sundar
Dudley
Eva
ther
Roser
Joyce
Clara Kelsey
bin
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Amsherst
York
Dayton
Fern
Akron
Sopve Knick
Cuyahoga Falls
Derdere Gillette
Brighton
Dorothy Freyman
Wooster
Dot Book
Cowling-Sedgeman
Oberlin
C. C. Vandersall
First Evangelica church of
Amherst
Brookdale cemetery
Four Women Sentenced for Shoplifting in Ridgeville
Four women identified as Pearl Glesco Inez Carter Ruby Carter and May Jones were tried on petit larceny charges after a jewelry store theft. They received the maximum $200 fines and 30 day jail terms plus costs, related to a $2,500 diamond ring theft at Morris Brown Jewelry in Ridgeville last Saturday.
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Elvira
Morris Brown
Ridgeville
Pearl Glesco
Inez Carter
Ruby Carter
Jones
anc
Broncawar
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Brotn
Frank Radachy
Hasercoat Jewelry Co
Henneth Martin
Martin
Sera Cleli
Andress
Earl Hewkins
Andre
Elyria Woman Hurt In Traffic Mishap
Mrs. Sopma Reisz, 40, of 1415 East Avenue, suffered a forehead laceration and possible head and chest injuries when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Madred Co on East River Street as the Cashner car turned into a driveway. Reisz was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for observation.
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Sopma Reisz
East avenue
William Reisz
Madred Co
East River Street
Griveweay
Ecst avenue
sheriff department
Reisz
Elyrie Memorial Hospital
Howard Behnke
Laxe avenue
con Kaphne street
Arnold Snycker
Second street
Aces
H. L
Chrysler
R. D
Leke avenue
Spruce street
Seven Die in Plane Crash on Mount Davis
Rescuers pieced together the final hours after a transport plane crashed into Mount Davis. Seven men froze to death, four bodies found near a burned fire and three farther away, while five survived and guided rescuers to the wreck. The crew included Maj. John B. Harding and Pfe. John M. Belmonte. others were listed but dead identified later.
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Mount Davis
Richard Adams
Harding
Belmonte
Stephen J. Pressey
Oakland
Cal
Olen R. Harn
Loneview
Wash
Wiley A. Garber
Oaklami
William H. Tillery
Fairfield
David H. Greiss
Frederick J
Scandal Explodes In Cleveland Police Department
Cleveland Police Chief George J. Matowitz announced charges of consorting with racketeers against three officers and a patrolman in the department's probe. State director William Smith alleged broader ties, asked for resignations, and warned of a possible quarter million dollar shakedown plot involving seven officers and racketeers.
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Willam Smith
Ernest Nolnar
Richard Ford
William P_ sfyers
Smith
Alvin Sutton
Matowaz
Sutton
Koven Smith
Thomas A. Burke
Franz J. Merrick
Frank F Cullman
Cullman
SpeakerAnnounces Commencement Address and Storm Sewer Test
Av G K Steart the noted Scotch philosopher and humorist will deliver the Clearview High School commencement address on May 27 as announced by Superintendent Durins. The Columbia avenue storm sewer and nearby parkworks stood its first real test in a heavy rain, with city inspectors and contractor praise for completion and cleanup efforts by Marra Construction Co.
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Columbia avenue
Dennison
Stanford Park
Garford
Columbia
Elks Elect Officers in Elyria Lodge Election
Gerald Nau was reelected secretary of the Elyria Elks in a close contest with Fred Schilke during the annual officers election. Other officers elected include Exalted Ruler Sican, Loyal Knight Block, Knight Richard Todd, Knight Ralah Gardner, Lecturing Knight Albert Hrapp, Tyler Claude W Ter, Treasurer Edward Krebs, and Trustee Sican. Sican also named delegate to the grand lodge convention with Krebs as retiring exalted ruler elected to serve as exalted ruler pro tem. 335 members attended the meeting last night, the latest in No. 2 history.
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Elyria Elks iudge
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Fred Schilke
Gate
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Harvid Block
Kuaing
Richard Todd
Ralah Gardner
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Albert Hrapp
Claude W Ter
Edward Krebs
Sican
Krebs
Elyria Sets Cancer Drive Quota at 6700
Elyria's quota for the American Cancer Society drive is 6700 dollars with a county goal of 19000. The announcement was made by Pier Howard or its variant name, detailing county campaign efforts and collection plans through shops and workers. The notice also mentions a Knights of Columbus minstrel event and a business closure due to a family bereavement.
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Levein County
Américan Cancer Society
Pier Howerd
Icce! pharmacist
Chetmen
Plans For Billions In Defense Budget Increases
Washington sources report the joint chiefs will present Congress with proposals to raise the 1949 defense budget from 11 billion dollars toward as high as 21 billion. Plans include peacetime conscription, universal service training, and expanded air and naval forces to back U.S. anti Communism policy.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
Truman
joint chiefs of staff
James E. Webb
Wyte House
Defense chiefs
State Department
Ee Navy
Navy
Marine Corps
Defense Department
West
Fla
Easter break closes schools and offices district wide
The WMA Public School System will close all offices and classrooms for Easter vacation starting this afternoon. Superintendent Harold H. Ebling announced schools resume next Tuesday morning. Some cleaning and minor repairs will occur. stone work at the Washington Building and spring grounds work at Ely Stadium and Rich School are planned. Fire damages in Fremont destroyed 600 bushels of shelled sun at the peavies elevator.
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Harold H. Ebling
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McCledlan
Washinton
Ely Stadium
FREMONT
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