Police clash with strikers outside New York Stock Exchange
A 15 minute clash outside the New York Stock Exchange saw police clash with Financial Employes Union pickets who blocked entrances as the market opened. Dozens of bleeding workers were dragged into patrol wagons while crowds surged and a woman fainted in the chaotic crush.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Vickers
Wall Street
Stock and Corp
Financial Employes Union
AFL
United Financial
G M Employees to Vote Tomorrow on Union Choice
Brown Lipe Chapin Division workers at the plant will vote tomorrow to decide union representation. Ballots run 7 pm to 9 am and 3 pm to 7 pm with three choices United Auto Workers C IO Metal Trades Department F LF or no representation. Officials say the count follows voting.
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Brown-Lipe- Chapin Division
General Motors
Querr
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers 'C.I
Metal Trades Department
4. F. of L
Wayne Smith
Kemployer
Inday
Wallace Rejects Russia Threat In Senate Testimony
Wallace told the Senate armed services committee that the Truman preparedness program would provoke an unnecessary arms race. He argued demobilization would heighten tensions and push toward a world war, calling the Forrestal Plan costly and evasive. He said no nation currently threatens U.S. security and accused defenders of Russia policy of manufactured crisis.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
Truman
Russia
Securit
United States
Wallace
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nauioral Securitr
Mos
Soviet Union
Gare
Wallace Group Seeks Ballot Slot In November Election
The Ohio Wallace-For-President Committee filed with Lorain County Board of Elections to place Wallace on the ballot in November. The panel includes Calvin S Hall of Cleveland as chairman John C Kennedy of Oberlin as secretary and Dolph Barnett of Maple Heights as treasurer with ten members needed for official filing.
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Ohio
Lorain
Cleveland
John C. Kennedy
Oberlin
Dolph Barnett
Mapie Heights
Weather outlook and local notices for Cleveland area
Cloudy conditions with little temperature change this afternoon. Wednesday brings showers, winds and warmer temperatures. Low tonight 34, high Wednesday 60. Open Sunday event at County Line Inn Lorain Rd featuring music on Friday and Saturday with liquor, food and fish fry on Friday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
County Line Inn
Lorain Rd
County Line
Wellington Man Injured When Foot Caught in Corn Shredder
Wellington resident Leon Mohr, 25, slipped at 3:30 PM Monday and his left foot was crushed in a corn shredder. Firemen released the foot after an hour and he was transported to Allen Hospital, Overlin. Lincoln this time for keeps and spy train are listed in an advertisement.
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Wellington
Leon Mohrman
Fire Department
Mohrman
Allen Hospital
Opverlin
Arab Forces Attack Jewish Settlements South of Jerusalem
Arab forces were reported attacking Jewish settlements south of Jerusalem with arms and armored vehicles seized in a Sunday battle. The Haganah convoy, ambushed near Kfar Ezion, supplied food but was destroyed. Arabs claimed 220 machine guns rifles and pistols 3000 pounds ammunition and 32 vehicles seized. British sources denied southern traffic.
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Jerusalem
aArab
Haganah
Kfar Ezion
Hebrow
Grass Fire Burns Over 200 Acres Near Gulf Road
Firefighters battled two grass fires last night burning more than 200 acres in the Gulf Road and Poplar Street area. They report a discarded cigarette likely started the blaze near an ongoing Catholic High School construction site. Earlier, a separate three acre grass fire on Wesley Avenue was put out.
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Nra
Gulf Road
Poplar Street
Servicerack
Wesley Avenue
New Pneumonia Treatment Impresses 2000 Ohio Doctors
Dr Marion Hamburger outlined a single shot penicillin regimen at the Oneida Medical Association session in Cincinnati. Two shots day one, then one daily until cure, with doses up to 300000 units, replacing prior multi shots of 20000 units. Also noted is Dr A Carlton Ermstone describing penicillin use in heart disease surgeries. Lake City Metal Co buys Ashtabula government plant for about 1.6 million amid steelworkers strike.
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Cincinnati
Telllor
Marion Hamburger
Cincinnet
Iate Medical Association
Hamburger
Ohio
Ateneral Hospital
A. Carlton Ermstone
Cleveland
Ashtabela
Lake City
Mateabie Co
Ashtabula
United Steelworkers +CIOS
Truce Proposal On Palestine To Go To UN Today
The United States to present a Security Council plan for an Arab Jewish truce in Palestine and push for an emergency General Assembly session to consider a temporary UN trusteeship over the Holy Land. The proposal calls for a cease fire and invites the Jewish Agency and Arab Higher Committee to negotiate terms.
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Lake Success
United States
United Nations Security Council
Presdini Truman
Palestine
Warren Austim
White Hose
UN General Assembly
Bev
Ims
Imaec
Council
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Aia
geRish Agency
Arab Higher Committee
Parmon
Plans Set for Elyma YMCA Annual Meeting
Plans for the Elyma YMCA annual meeting progress with a 6 20 pm Friday April 9 start at the YMCA. Aan Bil Veeck president of the Cleveland Indians will be principal speaker with the Elvrians Quartet to sing. Election of trustees and ticket sales to members then public after April 1. Committee rosters listed with several names and roles.
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Elyma Ymca
YMCA
Ermamasium
Committee In Charge
Las. Aan
Bil Veeck
Ceveland Indians
Wil
Elvrians
Herbert Mester
Charles Hustec
Bud Geitgey
Clarence Scatbere
Howard Stanford
Dor Acerman
Richard Elven
Jerry Given
Ed Baeviless
Alan Dayie
Jerry Gaston
Ray Gehl
Marion Crowder
Ellsworth R. Schneider
Ana Ralyn Standen
Rail Unions Say Foundling Board Decision Disappoints
Chicago reports the fact finding board's 15 percent wage rise for three operating brotherhoods. Union leaders vow to study the proposal but say the decision fails to address living costs and working conditions. Locomotive Engineers President Alvanley Johnston, Enginemen and Firemen head David Robertson, and Wrenchmen head A J Grover issue a joint statement.
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Chicago
Loard
Alvanley Johnnstonm
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wege
Cleveland
Ly Hed
Johnston
David B. Robertson
A. J. Grover
Witchmen’s Union of North America
Bard
Thay
Trainmen
Col Guctors
Greek Army Drive Planned By U. S. And British Officers
Greek troops with fighter bombers launched a dawn offensive against guerrillas led by Gen Siarkos Vafiedes in the Hrousia Mountains north of Salonika. American and British observers accompanied the Greek force as planners said the operation was prepared by American officers. Authorities indicate a large recruitment drive will soon draft 15 000 to 30 000 new National Defense Corps recruits to replace older soldiers.
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Salonika
Siarkos Vafiedes
Hrousia Mountains
Halkis
Mies
Salonixa
Gorder
Army
National Defense Corps
Observances of Army Day Planned Across 32 Ohio Communities
Bug Gen Kenneth Cooper, chairman of the Ohio State Army Day Committee, announced plans for Army Day on April 6 in 32 Ohio cities and nearby towns and villages. The Capitol item notes "Voice of the Turtle" with Ronald Reagan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth Cooper
Ohio State
Capitol
Voice of the
Ronald Reagan
Adv
House Votes Tentatively To Include Spain In ERP
The House tentatively voted to include Spain in the European Recovery Program as part of a $6.205 billion foreign aid bill. Rep. Alvin E. Oroski offered the amendment, backed by Rep. John Vers, with debate by Cher Holifield and Jacob Javits. The measure, aimed at 16 Western European nations, appears likely to pass eventually, though the Senate must act.
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Washington
House
Spain
Alvin F.ykonski
R. Wis
John M. Vers
AOL
Foreign Affairs Committee
Paris
Germany
Trieste
Vervs
O'Ronski
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
China
A.c B.il
Michigan Republican
Chiang Kai-Shen
Vandenberg
Stromn
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Toomorrow
Senate May Vote On The Aid To China Bill Today
Senate leaders move to approve a China aid bill totaling 363 million in food fertilizer and raw materials plus 100 million for possible military supplies. Senator Vandenberg urged quick action to aid Chiang Kai-shek and reinforce the anti communist front as debate opens.
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Senate
Vana- Denberg
Far East
United States
Americas
Chiang
China
Two Killed in Crash North Of Findlay
John Elder of Cincinnati and his sister Essie Mae Pilgrim of Hamilton were fatally injured when their car rear ended a tractor trailer north of Findlay. Pilgrim’s daughter Alice Mae, 32, suffered facial and scalp lacerations. Cars washed and polished by Deetz Inc Adv.
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Findlay
John Elder
Cincinnati
Essie Mae Pilgrim
Hamilton
Here
Pilgrim
Alice Mae
Fire damages two family home on West Ridge Road
A fire at a two family house on West Ridge Road Cerksie Township caused slight damage from an overheated furnace pipe. Nine volunteers from the local department responded at 10 25 am and worked about half an hour. The blaze was contained to the area around the furnace pipe where it passes through. The Oldfield and Lauer families occupy the home with Lauer’s unit most affected.
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George Hauer
West Ridge Road
Cerksie
Ie Volunteer Fire Department
Fred Oldfield
Russell Lauer
Lauer
Marshalls Seek Lewis Before Presidential Coal Board
Federal Judge Curran orders John L. Lewis to appear before the presidential fact finding board investigating the soft coal strike. Marshals to serve the order after Lewis previously refused subpoenas and faced contempt risk.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Edward M. Curran
Curran
Lewis
Subpena
Welly E. Hopkins
U. S
Aim
Joseph Priedman
Justice Department
Friedman
Pre-Election Violence Rips Italy Ahead of Vote
In northern Italy violence flared as Communist strikes and demonstrations followed three pre election clashes that left three dead and four wounded. Milan police prepared for more disorders while factories including Pirelli Rubber faced arson like protests.
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Rome
Erm
Italy
Haly
Milan
Left Is
Plan
Pirelli
Piazza del Duomo
Codegere
Casalpusterlengo
Somenglia
Land for sale in inexpensive Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
Wide open spaces call buyers to any amount of land advertised in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads. If you own a lot of land, offer it for sale by dialing 44-121 or 44-131 today and watch it move.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Auction Sale Ad for Oil Paintings and Antiques
Notice to art collectors and antique lovers about an auction sale held on Wednesday March 31 at Carlisle Grange Hall. Auctioneer M. G. Karns promotes the event in the Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Carlsle Grange Hall
M. G. Karns
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