Gartner's Inn Destroyed in Spectacular Blaze
A dawn fire leveled Gartners Inn on Cleveland Street just east of Etoria city limits, disabling telephone service to Ridgeville Township. Owner Roy Fershouser estimated losses at 75000, noting a remodeled stock and furnishings. Fire chief J B Hadawar cited an overheated furnace as a probable cause. Ridgeville volunteers fought the blaze for hours with aid from Elyria, rescuing nearby property from heat.
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Cleveland Street
Etoria
E a
Ridgeville Township
Roy Fershouser
J. BR. Hadawar
eperiment
Ridgeville
Walter Loescher
Hadaweyr
Loescher
Garwmner
Winter Named Chairman Of Ohio Office Space Committee
Sen Ralph A Winter was named chairman of a 19 member Ohio committee to study state office space needs in the seven largest cities. The panel will decide if all state offices should be in one metropolitan center, where to locate them, and whether the state should buy, build, or rent. The appointment was made by Sen Rescoe R Walcutt, R Franklin, head of the postwar program commission.
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COLUMBUS
sigie
Rescoe R. Wailcutt
R. Franklin
Marshall Heads to Bogota for Inter American Conference
Secretary of State George C. Marshall travels to Bogota Colombia with a 90 member U.S. delegation for the ninth inter American conference. He aims to form a solid hemisphere front against Russian expansion and will arrive late this afternoon aboard a four engined C 54 transport.
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WASHINGTON
George C. Marshall
Bogota
Colombia
Marshall
U.S
Washington national
air transport command
Cleveland Weather Outlook Northeast Ohio Light Showers Expected
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy and windy conditions with warmer temperatures this afternoon and tonight. Light showers expected late tonight and again Tuesday morning. Highs near 45 degrees, lows around 38.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
Markets Found Today on Page Two
Classified text advertises a dentist Dr. Ray Smith open evenings at 250% 5th Street with phone 6622. It mentions new transparent plates, repairs, relining or re builds and references a public notice page two headline Voice of the Turtle Ronald Reagan.
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Ray Smith
Railroad Unions Consider Strike If Board's Wage Plan Rejected
Cleveland report says three railroad brotherhoods with 225000 members may strike after April 26 if they reject the presidential emergency board's 15 percent hourly raise recommendation. Carriers may face new demands after a meeting today.
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CLEVELAND
R. Robertson
Alvanley Johnston
Arthur Glover
Switchmen’s union
Brotherhood of Railway
Order of Raiwlway
A. F. Whitner
Sunda
Johnston
Robertson
Johnston and Whitney
Battles in Holy Land Leave Over A Hundred Dead
Jerusalem reports say Easter weekend fighting across the Holy Land killed at least 106 Jews Arabs and Britons. Evacuations from the Montifiore quarter were underway as Britons aided by troops rescued hundreds amid fears of further Arab attacks.
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Holy Land
JERUSALEM
Montifiore
Trid Association
United Nations
Solomon's Pool
Bethlehem
Naherira
Naharira
tile
Haifa
Judah Magnes
Thad Association
Ohio's No. 1 Bonus Applicant to Receive 220 Dollars
Jimmie C. Flood of Quaker City is named the state's top bonus applicant and will likely get a $220 check from the World War II compensation fund. The final amount awaits Auditing Department approval and is based on $10 per month for continental service and $15 per month for overseas service from Dec 7, 1941, to Sept 2, 1945, with Flood listing 1 year 12 days domestic and 6 months 12 days foreign service.
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COLUMBUS
Jimmie C. Flood
Quaker City
Chester W. Goble
U.S
werseas
Flood
Supreme Court to Rule on Taft-Hartley Expenditure Ban
The Supreme Court agreed to decide the constitutionality of the Taft-Hartley act ban on political expenditures by labor unions. It will review the government indictment of the CIO for endorsing a candidate in a Baltimore special election. The court will also rule on anti closed shop laws in North Carolina and Arizona.
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WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
CIO
Baltimore
high court
North Carolina
Arizona
Stock And Curb Exchanges Hit By Strike
Workers at the New York Stock Exchange and the New York Curb Exchange walked out in a surprise AFL backed strike over wages. About 15,090 employees picketed entrances as unions seek higher pay and union security, while officials vowed to keep markets functioning with supervisory staff.
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NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
United Financial Emplores Union
AFL
Wall Street
United Financial Employes Union
UFL
Seafarers’ Internationl Union
Stock Exchange
exchange
financial
U. S. ConseHiation Service
J. Lewis ‘Hutchings
jocal 205
UFEU
Mother and Son Die in Fremont Crash
Mrs. Lee Shock aged 20 and her infant son Roger Lee 13 months were killed early today in a car crash four miles east of Fremont. The victims lived in Butler Richland county. Details of the accident were not available.
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FREMONT
Lee Shock
Roger Lee
here
Shock
Butler
Richland county
Easter Weather Cuts Crowds and Flood Fears
Forecasters warned of rising Ohio River flood levels with crests near 51 feet at Cincinnati and potential river flooding across White and Wabash tributaries. The unseasonable cold kept Easter parades sparse, but Effingham Illinois saw 400 congregants in overalls and gingham raising funds for a new church.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ohio river
Effingham
First Baptist church
William A. Gray
Gray
Christ
Carl Petty
Graz
Lawton
Okla
Coatesville
Ind
Julia Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
Kite. Ga
Staten Island
N.Y
Stapleton
Five Die In Ohio Accidents And Fires
Ohio weekend fatalities include two traffic deaths and three fire or burn deaths. Senior patrolman Charles Thompson died after a collision on route 78 north of Grousier. Herman McKibben and Wes Reed perished in separate crashes. Two-year-old Ronnie Muller died from burns after a car fire. Mrs Anna Heide of Chardon also died from injuries after a residential fire.
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Columbus
Vickor V. Reed
New York Central Railroad
Wes
Bellefontaine yards
Reed
Ronnie Muller
John Miller
Dunkirk
Kenton
Anna Heide
Chardon
Heide
Lorain Man Killed Crossing Highway By Auto
Jonn Zehel, 59, of 4609 Broadway Lorain, was fatally struck while crossing Route 57 about two thirds of a mile south of Lorsim by a motorist Cornelius Moore, 21, of Akron. Moore, an Ohio highway patrolman, said Zehel stepped into the path of the car. Zehel was an employee of the National Tube Co.
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Jonn Zehel
Broadway
Lerein
Lorsim
Cornelius Moore
AkronighWay patrolomnen
Zehel
Griver
Zohel
National Tube Co
Gas Fumes Fatal To Two Men In Cincinnati Room
Police reported two men found dead in a Cincinnati room from gas fumes. Victims were Odell Peavy, 40, and John Harper Jr., 22. A caretaker noticed fumes, traced them to Peavy's room where a small heater was on but unlit. Peavy had arrived ten weeks earlier from Mobile to work at American Oak Leather Co.
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CINCINNATI
Odell Peavy
John Harper, Jr
Peavy
Mobila
Al a
American Oak Leather Co
Baruch urges universal military training and draft revival in Senate hearing
Baruch urged Congress to revive the draft and adopt universal military training as part of a broad mobilization plan. He insisted a strong economic and industrial mobilization is essential and pressed for a sustained preparation effort on all fronts. He linked readiness to a total national program including wage and price controls and stockpiling. Meanwhile John L Lewis defied a government subpoena and refused to attend meetings of the presidential fact finding board investigating the soft coal strike citing law and prejudice on the board members. Forty times four thousand miners idle highlighted ongoing supply and transport disruption as rails reduce coal use under government order.
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WASHINGTON
Bernard M. Baruch
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
United Nations
Baruch
UMIT
Hitler
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sherman Minton
three men
Lewis
Mark Ethridge
Louisville
George W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Ethridge
Taylor
Ethridge and
Cyrus 5
Ching
United States Rubber Company
the
U. S. Rubber Company
Man Who Tried To Assassinate Bricker Dies
William L. Keiser aged 51 who attempted to assassinate U S Senator John W Bricker in Washington last July died suddenly today in a mental hospital. The report notes no further details on the cause or circumstances of death.
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Bricker
WASHINGTON
William L. Keiser
U. S
John W. Bricker
national capital
Two Great Lakes Captains Die In Traffic Crash
In Erie Pennsylvania two Great Lakes merchant ship captains en route to assume command of freighters died in a highway collision that also killed two others. Capt Douglas Jackson and his wife Lilian both from Medina New York and Capt George Russell of Buffalo New York were fatally injured near Erie. Truck driver Martin Jablonski is held for an inquest.
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ERIE. Pa
smp
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Douglas Jackson
Lilian
Medina
N.Y
George Russell
Buffalo
route 5
here
Martin Jablonski
Harvester Official Killed in Pleasurable Drive Accident
Manila reports Murray Cook, chief buyer for International Harvester, died when their car plunged 80 feet down a precipice near Baguio during a pleasure trip. His wife Mary, 31, was injured in the crash reported yesterday.
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MANILA
Murray Cook
international Harvester
Mary
Baguio
Admiral Gunther Dies After Year's Illness
Admiral Ernest L. Gunther age 60 died at his Menlo Park home after a yearlong illness. Survived by widow Helen and two sons Charles F L Gunther and Ernest H Gunther.
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MENLO PARK
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Ernest L. Gunther
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Pacific feet
Helen
Charles FL
Ernest H. Gunther
For Sale Ad Pitches from Chronicle Telegram Worth a Dial
Readers are urged to use inexpensive want ads in the Chronicle Telegram to place money making sales pitches. Call 44-121 or 44-131 for guidance and placement details.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Geisel Advertising Geisel Steaco Storm Windows
Advertisement for Steaco all aluminum storm windows by Geisel. Mentions regular sizes and casement style with prompt delivery from 61 West Ave and phone number 2991.
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Steaco
West Ave
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