Snow Melting Eases Blizzard Area Cattle Risk
In Chicago area reports say rising temperatures melt heavy snowfall, reducing risk to cattle in North Dakota as roads reopen after this week’s blizzard. The Weather Bureau predicts 40 to 45 degrees by afternoon and fair conditions tomorrow. The blizzard left two deaths, stranded scores, and disrupted travel. 15 inches of snow pinned in Bismarck. Authorities consider using weasels to haul feed to livestock trouble spots while two Mobridge morticians report a hearse stranded for 50 hours.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
Bismarck
N. C
Pacific Northwest
Mobridge
S. D
Communist Led Outlaws Burn Filipino Town
Hukbalahap outlaws attacked Tantian 37 miles south of Manila burning the town and destroying the public market and 200 houses. In San Pablo 43 miles southeast of Manila 1000 Huks raided a municipal building. an officer and four constabulary were killed. The raids opened an uprising on the eighth anniversary of the group’s founding. Reports said about 60 people were killed across four provinces. Leader Col. Alexander Stalin Viernes heads the movement.
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Manila
San Pablo
Hukbalahap
Luzon
Huks
Japan
Philippinese
Col
Alexander
Stalin) Viernes
Hospital Expansion Plans Near Sandusky Unveiled
Prospective development announced for Sandusky area includes a $750,000 addition to Providence Hospital. The project, to be constructed by the Order of St. Francis, was disclosed today.
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Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Prospect
Order of St. Francis
Markets and church plan noted in regional bulletin
Market listings show price ranges for fruits vegetables and livestock including apples lettuce parsnips potatoes and meat prices for cattle cows pigs and lambs. A report details a new Church of the Open Door forming near Oberlin Road with services at the Cariisie Grange Hall and plans for a larger building and a Bible School with choirs and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeTourneau Evangelistic Center
Rockefeller Center
N. Y
Fort Warne
South America
Cariisie Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
County Plans To Buy Four More Voting Machines
Lorain county commissioners will bid on April 6 to add four voting machines to the current 121. Bids will come from Shoup Voting Machine Co of Philadelphia and Automatic Voting Machine Co of Jamestown NY, the two U.S. manufacturers. The machines are estimated at 1350 dollars each, all current equipment coming from Jamestown.
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Lorain County
Attlee Cabinet Vows to Carry On After Defeat
London Prime Minister Clem Attlee said the Labor government would carry on despite its first Commons defeat in five years. He noted the party’s small majority and that the 283 to 257 loss on an adjournment motion was routine, not a major policy setback.
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London
Clement Attlee
Commons
Attlee
R. Attlee
Churchill
Borties
Winston Churchill
Labor
New Commons
County Boards Approve Slag for Township Roads
County commissioners approved supplying 500 tons of slag each to Carlisle and Camden townships and 300 tons to Amherst township for road improvements. Slag to be purchased from National Tube Co at $1.25 per ton.
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Carlisle
Camden
Amherst Township
National Tube Co
Surplus Planes to Exit 1950 Air Races
Cleveland officials announce that surplus military planes will be banned from the 1950 air races ending a famed era. The Bendix transcontinental dash and Thompson free-for-all will be restricted to military jet planes only, following the fatal crash of Bill Odom last year. The move affects aviation stars such as Roscoe Turner and Jimmy Doolittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Air Race
Fred €. Crawford
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Ben O. Howard
Jimmy Doolittle
Jacqueline Cochran
Steve Wittman
Cook Cleland
Bill Odom
Odom
Cleveland Airport
Red Pamphlets Mailed In Columbus Subversive Bill Probe
unsigned Communist pamphlets mailed in Columbus attack the Mundt Ferguson subversive activities bill now before Congress. circulated to several Columbus Federation of Labor members and mark the first Communist activity in the city since a mob stoned county party chairman Frank Hashmall two years ago.
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Columbus
Mundt-Ferguson
Congress
Franklin County Communist Party
Columbus Federation of Labor
Frank Hashmall
Communist Party
Ford Canton plant resumes production after one-day strike
Canton The Ford Motor Co forge plant, employing about 1300 workers, returned to production today following a day-long wildcat strike sparked by working conditions. The NDAG extension service reports weed control efforts using 2 4-D on crops including wheat, barley, and flax, with nearly two-thirds of acreage devoted to wheat.
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Canton
Ford Motor Co
NDAG
Defense Claims Witness Was Coerced By Truth Drug
The testimony describes a secretive dinner where Miss Jackson allegedly went to answer a phone while the man recounts a kiss. He claims she later grabbed his throat in a familiar manner, and he commented on the position. The defense argues Bednasek demonstrated a playful method of choking.
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Jackson
Bednasek
Continued Confined to Basement Fire at Local Institution
A basement fire discovered at 10 45 p m confined to the lower level of a two story stone building. Four patients in bathrobes alerted staff and police after smoke began pouring from the basement. Fire officials say no arson. previous fires at the same institution occurred in the last four months.
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Edward H. Chew
Gdér
Matteias
Death Notices for Harold W Burkholder and Martin Tripphahn Jr
Harold W Burkholder 52 of East Cleveland died March 28 in Fernandina Florida after a brief illness. He was a chauffeur for Mrs. Bicknell of Cleveland and is survived by two sons Marvin in Lansing Michigan Gary in the U S Air Corps in San Antonio Texas a grandchild and his parents Mr and Mrs E O Burkholder of Clarksfield plus three brothers Maurice Cleveland Edgar Elyria and Richard Clarksfield. His wife Frances died in 1961. The body arrives Gerber Funeral Home Friday at 9 p m..Services are Saturday at 2 96 p m with Rev F E Eastman and burial in Clarksfield cemetery. Martin Tripphahn Jr 14 months old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Tripphahn Jr of Belden died suddenly Wednesday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Surviving are his parents two sisters Patricia Irene five and Judith Linn two and a half and grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Tripphahn and Mr and Mrs Fred Hazlett of Belden. Friends may call at Russell D Fulton Funeral Home. Private service Friday at 11 a m with Rev Gordon Gale of Belden Methodist church officiating. Burial in Belden Cemetery.
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Harold W. Burkholder
Wakeman
Harold Wayne Burkholder
Wymore Avenue
Cleveland
Fernandina
Fla
Bicknell
Marvin
Lansing
Mich
Gary
United States Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
E. O. Burkholder
Clarksfield
Maurice
Edgar
Elyria
Richard
Frances
Gerber
F. E. Eastman
Sullivan Congregational Church
Clarksfield Cemetery
Martin Tripphaen JR
Grafton
Martin Tripphahn
Martin Tripphahn, Jr
Belden
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Patricia Irene
Judith Linn
Walter Tripphahn
Fred Hazlett
Russell D. Fulton
Gordon Gale
Erhart
Raymond Keller
Homer Howard
Litchfield
Frank Keller
Earl Keller
Rupert Keller
Lester
Twain Stevanus
Alfred Speith
Medina
Albert Gross
Gilbert Gross
Eleanor Bowles
Barney Haury
Call Neff
Carl Cahick
George Bowles
Sam Neumeyer
Jac
Wilbert Armbruster
Philip Armbruster
John Crowe
Cathleen
Fairview Village
Fred Zimmerman Jr
Wellington
Selden Armbruster l
Delaware
Bernice A. Heston
Lorain
Alden
Willie Czuprun
Bertha Browand
Linda Roig
Richard Pfiffer
Asbury College
Roger Leach
Robert Holland
Roger
Barberton
Ben Holmes
Lenore Sears
Lettie Leach
Lillie Krugger
Charles Hart
First Baptist Church
E. Soward
Burma
Victor Haines
Venton Hein
Lodi
Asher Chapin
Lodi Hospital
Hal Leach
Mollie Canfield
Len
Charles Correll
Wooster
The
Litchfield O.es
Congregational Church
Jack Trynoski
Westlake
Ray‘ Bradley
Pittsfield
Clyde Bradley
Roger Ingraham
Bunkey Thn
Ella Radie
Warren Grills
Calvary
Paul Rodney
Gene Baker
Y Orain
George Grabenstetter
Phil Garity
Grabenstet
Robert Dernier
Helen
Holcom
Lima State Hospital
Observation
Common Pleas
Cora Law
Bert. Schroeder
Bessamer
Roy Rhydrich
Maud Rhydrich
Roy Law
Art Law
Andrew Spellman
George Law
LaGrange
Bert Goodman
Jack Rassler
Jack Israel
1603
West
Gordon Weidner
Donald
Twelfth Street
East Cleveland
Frank Weidner
Valley City
Jack and Jill Co
West Broad
Goex
Harry Levine
Lutheran League
William Goodman
Ventury
Fern Wise
Clarence Wise
Elden Rising
Bonnie
Eddie Beriswell
Clay Deane
Akron
Census Bureau
Wheaton College Choir to Perform at First Baptist Church
Fifty mixed voices from Wheaton College Chapel Choir will present a sacred concert Sunday April 2 at 3 p m at First Baptist church. Directed by J Maurice Dobbins the program is open free to the public. The choir is hailed as one of the country’s outstanding college ensembles and Wheaton College recently held revivalist meetings on campus.
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Wheaton College Chapel
First Baptist
J. Maurice Dobbins
Wheaton College
Erhart Couple Celebrates Erhart Anniversary News
Mr and Mrs Raymond Keller hosted a wedding anniversary party with relatives from Litchfield Lester Elyria Medina and Toledo. Guests enjoyed decorated anniversary cake jello coffee and cocoa. Additional local social notes recount visits and family gatherings across Medina Cleveland and nearby towns.
CIO To Campaign for Democrats in 1950 Elections
Pittsburgh reports the CIO plans to campaign for Democratic candidates in the 1959 off year elections on unemployment. President Philip Murray and Jack Kroll outlined action at the 13th annual Pennsylvania CIO Industrial Union Council convention, targeting Senators Myers Pepper and Taft and urging donations to fund campaigns and reflect a link between politics and unemployment.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Philip Murray
Jack Kroll
Pennsylvania Cio Industrial Union Council
Francis J. Myers
Claude Pepper
Robert Taft
Myers
Murray
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Taft
Florida
Pepper
Kroll
Cio-Pac
Vegetable Growers Planning Tour at Court House
A community farming group plans its annual Spring tour starting at the court house. The event includes stops at long estate sites to view seasonal plantings, with invitations issued by local agents and refreshments served at the final stop.
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Yolanda Edwards
Glen
Russell’ Bear
Alice Beckwith
Charles Allajyorce
Arthur
Ruslen & Sons
Long Road
Kear
Frank Root
Ed Peterson
Wolfe Brothers
School Supervisors To Attend Meeting
Four of Elyria's school supervisors will attend the first Spring conference of Audio-Visual Directors of Ohio in Cleveland tomorrow and Saturday. The Elyria group Superintendent L. N. Nicholas. Elementary Supervisor Miss Margaret Histed. Visual Education Director A. N. Smith. and Robert E. Wilson, High School Principal, expect to gain useful material for the audio-visual workshop to be held here April 17 and 18.
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Elyria
Audio-Visual Directors of
Ohio
Cleveland
Elyria Group
L. N. Nicholas
Margaret Histed
A. N. Smith
Robert E. Wilson
Misunderstanding on wrecking job ironed out
A dispute between Erie Housewrecking and Lumber Co Lerain and two subcontractors over union labor at a Third Street and East Avenue demolition led to a picket line by the APL Building Trades Union. The parties resolved the issue by noon and demolition proceeds with union labor at the Chronicle Telegram site.
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Erie Housewrecking and Lumber Company
Lerain
Third Street
East Avenue
APL
Building Trades Union
Erie Wrecking
Chronicle-Telegram
Suit Seeks Foreclosure Over Note Debt in Amherst
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Co files suit against Alfred Kreeger and others in Amherst for 1147 dollars alleging balance due on a note. Foreclosure of property on East River Street is requested.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Alfred Kreeger, Et al
Amherst
East River Street
Arraignments and incidents reported in county court
Zigmund Nagy of 235 Erie street faces arraignment in Justice Horn's court Saturday on non support for his seven year old child. Mary Nagy filed the complaint. Robert Sasser of 18 Lorain was arrested on a paternity warrant from Justice Hurn after a complaint by Dorothy Pruchnicki and Harry Podlich. A tire and carburetor were reported stolen from a 1947 car at a residence on Route 58 R D Amherst. Lawrence Hartman of 25 Lorain was arrested on a probation violation for non support and may be arraigned. probation would have expired May 9, 1947. Oberlin Savings Bank won a judgment against Fred Brown of Oberlin for 577 dollars on a cognovit note. Fronts of cars driven by Robert Rising of R D Grafton and Alton Reisinger of 2201 East River street were damaged on Fuller road bridge when Rising skidded to yield to an oncoming car.
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Zigmund Nagy
Erie Street
James Horn
Mary Nagy
Robert Sasser
Lorain
James Hurn
Dorothy Pruchnicki
Harry Podlich
Route
R. D. Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Lawrence Hartman
Arthur Moos
Moos
Hartman
Robert Rising
R. D. Grafton
Alton Reisinger
East River Street
Fuller Road Bridge
Rising
Sheriff Department
Arthenia Lawson
Vubp
Lorain County
Ohio
John Wicks
Irenda Watkins
James P. Horn
SE St
Joseph F. Stetka
W. Stn
Cleveland
Lulu W. Stetke
Court of Common Pleas
Lulu W. Stetea
Myers, Horan
City of
Eli
Safety Service
Safety- Service
Safety-Service
Laborites Suffer First House Defeat In 5 Years
London report: Prime Minister Attlee and cabinet faced the party’s first Commons defeat in five years on a routine adjournment vote. Conservatives celebrated, Liberal MPs joined against, while clear calls for resignation did not arise and no confidence vote occurred. Attlee’s position and possible resignation remained uncertain amid post-vote reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laborites
Polio Foundation Promises Prompt Aid in Epidemic
In Columbus Obic the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis pledges rapid help if a polio epidemic hits Ohio this summer. Francis Strapp, state representative, said organizational machinery ensures quick aid to communities at the request of health officers. During 1949 Ohio outbreaks, the foundation sent 249,513 dollars to state chapters for hospitalization and related costs, aiding 91 percent of 1796 cases.
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Columbus
Obic
National Foundation For
Francis Strapp
National Foundation
Ohio
Strapp
Prices At Noon Furnished By United and Others
A long list of stock quotes follows including United. American Radiator, Glidden, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Warner Brothers, Woolworth, Bendix Aviation, Chrysler, General Motors, Westinghouse Airbrake, U. S. Steel, Anaconda Copper, Kennecott Copper, Standard Oil, Texaco, and other companies with varied percentage changes. Also legal notices describe heirs of John Wicks, divorce action, bids for Elyria Water Works pumping station, and school district bond offerings.
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N. Y. Central
Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Enery General Motors
Westinghouse Airbrake
Republic Steel
Aveo Mfg
Fruehaut
Industrial Rayon
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Elec
Richman Bros
Fidden's
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Bskt
Jonathan
Olb
Bakta
Age Selb
Toledo
Reichlin
Dennis Monroe
Elmo Monroe
Evelyn Monroe
International Soundphoto
James I. Conners
Kienry Leonhiser
Death Records
Harold Feist
Donald Feist
Army
Marcella Feist
Jack Filbin
Baby
Bertrand Lockyer
Billy
Grandma
Lockyer
Remson
Dorothy
Violet Feist
Frank Ullrich
Jack Webber
Louis Bacho
Carl Cablik
George Reizlaff
Janet Chaplar
Lafayette Street
Feeley
Leontine Stokes
Elizabeth Mina
Common Pleas Court
Oberlin
Emma Torrence
Joseph Bires
Ruth
James Schue
Leila
Anna Konkel
Joseph
John Williamson
Mansfield Reformatory
D. A. Cook
Josephine Schubert
Charles Nosavage
Bruno Brisk
Oberlin Savings Bank
Fred ©. Brown
Polio Foundation
United
Kothe Safety-Service
Aerds Okte
Board of Education
Eaton
Oia
Ohto
Fisra
of Education
Squire, Sanders & Cempacy
Eston Loioheel
Gearenge
Brosbeerk
P.O
Chestnut Ridge
Odio
Sudro-Curtis
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