Ship abandons in ice carries 5000 seals on cargo
The Teazer schooner crew of 21 reached St Pauls Island safely while a second vessel Monica Walters reported stuck in a crushing ice jam and abandoned ship with 16 crew. The Waiters captain reported near St Pauls in Cabot Strait between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. The Teazer owner is Gor ten Pew Fisheries Co Ltd of Gloucester.
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Halifan
N. S
Teézer
St. Paul's Island
Nova Scotia
Monica Walters
Welters
Waiters
Cabot Strait
Newfoundland
Teazer
Gortoen-Pew Fisheries Co. Ltd
Gloucester
Take Steps To Insure Safety Of Michael
The State Department announced it has received reports of rumors of a plot against ex King Michael of Romania and is taking measures for his safety in the United States. Washington police were asked to increase guards while the FBI said it had not assigned any agents to protect the king.
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Washington
State Department
Michael
Romania
United States
Mitcheel
Washington Police Department
FBI
United States transfers 18 A-26 planes to Turkey
ISTANBUL The United States turned over 18 A-26 assault planes to Turkey, the second group promised for delivery by the end of March. The planes flew from Greece to Ankara as 10,000 tons of Army equipment were expected to arrive later that day, and a Turkish pilot training program began concurrently.
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Istanbul
United States
Turkey
Greece
Ankara
Mar
Cleveland Area Forecast For Northeastern Ohio
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy and windy conditions with showers this afternoon and evening. A mild tonight followed by a windy Saturday morning, then showers and a much cooler turn. Low tonight around 48, high Saturday about 55.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Blooming plants at lowest prices at Resar Florist
Family party every Monday night at 8.00 pm to be held at the I C Hall Graf ton Ohio. Black River Game Club announces a new meeting with an advertisement. Market prices are listed for blooming plants.
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Resar Florist
I. C. Hall
Grafton
Ohio
Black River Game Club
Will Cost Money And Concessions To Keep Britain In Palestine
Lake Success New York experts estimate the United States would pay hundreds of millions of dollars and concede political factors to persuade Great Britain to stay in Palestine past mid May. Britain faces a May 15 deadline to end the mandate. US diplomacy seeks to keep Lord be responsible beyond that date until the UN can replace partition with a temporary trusteeship regime. UN diplomats say Britain’s determination to exit by May 15 hinders the US approach to Palestine.
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United States
Palestine
Great Britain
British Aid to Jews Break Siege of Jerusalem
British advisers with 25 pounder guns helped the Jewish Haganah lift an Arab siege around Jerusalem by enabling a 60 vehicle Jewish food convoy from Tel Aviv to reach the Holy City. Arabs had blocked the Tel Aviv road at Bab El Wad, waves of casualties reported as a British patrol found six teen dead Jews. The convoy suffered heavy losses before British intervention.
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Jerusalem
Haganah
Holy City
Tel Aviv
Bab el Wad
Sully
Hacanzh
Bad el
Kfar Sava
Natanya
Sharon
Palestine
Bids Sought for New Water Lines in City Streets
Service Director D W Kotne announced bids will be taken on April 12 for installing water lines on Fairmount Edgemont and Morgan streets. Improvements will be assessed to property owners per petitions presented to the council. Lincoln meanwhile advertises Gun Talk and Sis Hopkins. An upholstering shop closing notice cites the death of the owner's wife's mother and a return date of Monday Mar 29.
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D W. Kotne
Fairmount
Edgemont
Morgan Streets
Council
Joe Isenberg
Adv
Holy Sepulchre Barricade on Good Friday in Jerusalem
A barbed wire barricade encloses the Holy Sepulchre as Good Friday pilgrims, led by Bishop Hughes and the Very Rev Alberto Gori, number about a thousand. In prior years crowds reached 14,000, with guards in ceremonial dress replaced by soldiers with tommy guns and police. Pilgrims also face armed Arab guards at the gates.
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Jerusalem
Hughes
Cairn
Alberto Gori
Wey of the Cross
Old City
Elyria Realtors Hold Monthly Meeting at Gravestone Hotel
The Elyria Board of Realtors announces its regular monthly meeting will be held at the Gravestone Hotel on Monday evening. R F L Redington serves as secretary-treasurer.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Neon Mondey
Gravestone Hotel
R. FL Redington
Treesiter
Tech Cooperative Store Held Up In Cambridge
Cambridge Mass The Tech Cooperative store near MIT was robbed with about $25 000 missing from the till Armored car delivery preceded the theft Similar heists at the Harvard Square branch earlier robbed of 50000 on Jan 2 Smoke bombs were used In January six arrests were made and two suspects remain at large.
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Cambridge. Mass
Tech Cooperative
Harvard Cooperative Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard Square
Rev W C Endley Dies Veteran Methodist Clergyman
The Rev. W. C. Endley age 94 and longtime Elyria and LaPorte pastor died at 3 a m at his home. He served in the Northern Ohio Conference from 1879 with charges in Rockport Newcomerstown Wooster Wadsworth Cleveland Mt. Vernon Elyria Sandusky district superintendent 1903 1909 and agent for Old Ladies Home in Elyria. Surviving are his widow Mrs Lillian Endley three daughters and a stepson. Body at Taylor Funeral Home with calling Saturday evening. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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W. C. Endley
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Endley Block
Mr. Endley
Northern Ohio
Rockport
Cleveland
Newcomerstown
Wooster
Wadsworth
Mt. Vernon
Elyria
Sandusky
Old Ladies Home
Elvria
Bay Village
Dover Center
LaPorte
Airs
Lillian Endley
Ralph Lockman
Juliette Endler
New York City
Mabie Griswold
Fairmont
West Virginia
Ralph Anderson
Elvin
Taylor Funeral Home
Yugoslavia Says Police Fire On Frontier Guards At Trieste
Yugoslavia charged Western allied police entered the Yugoslav zone for 325 feet and fired on frontier guards prompting heavy weapons deployment along the border. The Yugoslav account contrasts with Allied statements that Yugoslav troops crossed into the Allied zone and opened fire as reinforcements reached the scene.
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Trieste
Yugoslavia
Gay
Trieste Free Staite
Tass
Belgrade
Wugosset
Cyclonic Winds Sweep Oklahoma and Arkansas
A cyclone driven storm swept across Oklahoma and Arkansas leaving 12 dead and over 60 injured as it damaged homes, farm buildings, and air facilities. The line pushed through Missouri and Illinois with 90 mph gusts, hitting Tinker Army Air Field and causing widespread destruction before weakening near the Mississippi River.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Mississippi River
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Air Field
Tinker Army Air Field
Oklahoma City
Little Rock Ark
Tinker Field
Muskogee
Oxla
Booneville
Ark
Mississippi
Kansas
Maissouri
Kansas City Municipal
Leavenworth
Kans
Danish and Norwegian Troops Proposed to Guard Jerusalem
A Jewish Agency spokesman said 10 000 Danish and Norwegian troops stationed in Western Germany should be sent to Jerusalem to garrison and protect the holy city. Maj Michael Comay called the suggestion an initiative by the Agency, noting the troops’ identity as Norwegian and Danish. He added that Jerusalem’s fate is an international responsibility amid expected Arab Jewish hostilities after the British mandate ends. Separately, East Liverpool reported Tom F Shugart of Youngstown burned to death when his truck overturned on route 7 near Michkien, 16 miles south.
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Jerusalem
Germany
Holy City
Michael Comay
Comar
East Liverpool
Tom F Shugart
Youngstown
Michkien
Here
State Highway Patrol
Fear Lewis Likely to Challenge Board Legality
Washington reports that John L Lewis may challenge the legality of Truman’s three man coal strike fact finding board. The panel met with Cyrus S Ching to study issues in the pension dispute and eyed possible injunctions under Taft Hartley to halt the walkout. Industry lawyers warned such a move could delay a court action and prolong idle miners beyond April.
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Truman
Joan L. Lewis
Mark Eldridge
Lewisville
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Ae House
Washington
W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Martinydge
Louisville
Lewis
Teff-Hartley
Soit
United Mine Workers
Pris
Ching
Factfinding Board
Justice Department
Russians Yield In Four Power Issue At Berlin Clash
In Berlin a Soviet official signaled four power talks would continue after a walkout by Russia from the Allied Control Council. Gen. Clay and western allies said they would not attend further four power sub committees until the council reconvenes. Lukyanchenko said Potsdam decisions must be observed and linked the walkout to London talks viewed as partition.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Allied Control Council
Lkely
Vassily Sokolovsky
Clay
Central Allied Council
G. S. Lukyanchenko
Red Army
Taegliche Rundschau
Germany
Potsdam
Lukyanchenko
Sokolovsky
London
Lyksanchenko
Report By Senators Is Critical On China Aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee criticizes China's leaders for corruption and ineptitude while recommending a 463 million dollar China Aid program. It urges a one year plan with 363 million for fuels food fertilizer and materials and 100 million for military or other purposes. The House debates civilian aid of 420 million and military aid of 150 million for China.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
U. S
Senate
Chiang Kai-shek
House
Child Revived by Artificial Respiration
Margaret Ann Eddington a 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Eddington of 519 Clark Street was revived by artificial respiration at noon today after starting to choke and turning blue Fire Captain James D Lysaght of East Side Fire Station responded and applied respiration He also called for the Central Fire Station rescuer but revival was already sufficient by arrival
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Margaret Ann Eddington
Earl Eddington
Clark Street
James D. Lysaght
East Side
Central Fire Station
Proposed Time Change Draws Local Attention
About 25 people attended the safety committee hearing on daylight saving time chaired by Ralph Terry. Farmers and others spoke for and against the change while petitions favored by 1,200 city residents and opposed by 1,100 rural residents were presented. The committee offered no verdict and planned to report to the city council at the next regular meeting.
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Council Safety Committee
Ralph Terry
Safety Committee
Mare Myles Farmer
John McDorough
Council
Treasury Surplus Tops Seven Billion Amid Export Tightening
Washington reports the treasury surplus surpassing 7.16 billion on March 24, the highest on record, with projections to reach 7.5 billion for the year. President Truman imposes export controls on American aircraft parts and accessories to limit shipments to Russia and its allies under a revised implements of war list in a Neutrality Act proclamation.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Daily
Truman
Russia
County approves fire insurance policy expansion
Lorain County commissioners increased fire and extended coverage for county buildings and contents to 151,610, a 40 percent rise from 1942 after a building reappraisal. The 1943 premium totals 4,214 with five insurance companies under the Lorain County Insurance Association for a five year period.
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Lorain County Insurance Association
Companie
Roof Repair and Chick Ramping Services Ad
Local want ads promote roof repair, chick setting, and landscape work offered at low prices. Call Tell-A-Phone today at 44-121 or 44-131 for details and scheduling.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Capitol Film Ad and Clearance on Girls' Sorts
An advertisement section lists the film Out of the Past with stars Robt. Mitchum and Jane Greer. A clearance sale promotes little girls' sorts with regular prices around 5.49 and special prices from 3.00 to 4.98 at W. T. Grant Co.
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Capitol
Robt
Mitchum
Jane Greer
Adv
W. T Grant Co. Adv
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National War Labor Board
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