Trial of Meat Controls for 90 Days Move
Washington In a Senate Banking Committee hearing Agriculture Secretary Clinton Anderson said he supports ending meat controls in 90 days if current efforts to curb the black market fail. He called the quota restoration for meat slaughterers a fast measure and warned that if it does not work, alternatives will be tried.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
John H. Bankhead
Alan
Anderson
Weiland And Andress Back In Fire Dept
The Elyria fire department welcomed World War II veterans Harald F. Weiland and Robert G. Andress back to duty. An 8:55 a.m. call to 326 Clinton Avenue produced extensive attic and roof damage. Fire sparked by chimney embers ignited an enclosed porch roof, with Wade reporting substantial loss. Weiland and Andress, former firemen, returned just before the alarm.
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Elyria Fire Department
Clinton Avenue
W.G Wade
Winr
Wade
Harald F. Weiland
Army Air Forces
Rlbert G. Andrese
Weiland
Andress
West Street
Building Permits Top 50 In April Says Hart Dickason
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reported 52 permits issued in April, including 21 for new dwellings. New construction value reached 172,119 dollars with 132,300 dollars tied to the 21 dwellings. Total permits for all kinds stood at 108, generating 25 dollars in fees. Nearby, Mrs. Glen Hopkins reported a deer sighting on Sugar Ridge road Elyria RD, remarking the animal jumped a fence and fled to a thicket.
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Hart Dick- 850i
Dickason
Glen Hopkins
Sugar Ridge Road
Elyria RD
Weather in Ohio Brings Rain and Cooling Front
The weather page reports rain in the western and southern parts of Ohio with portions today and tonight cooler in the north. Thursday sees scattered showers and thunderstorms with a drop in temperatures by night. Friday should be fair, with cooler conditions continuing.
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United Press
Ohio
North Perion
Five Missing After Solar Ship Explosion Near New Jersey
Five men are missing and presumed dead as a Navy board investigates a munitions blast on the destroyer Escort Solar at the Earle ammunition depot. Thirty five of 165 aboard arrived at hospitals. twenty civilians among the injured. The blast tore the bow, sent shrapnel over a 30 mile radius, and followed a shell ignited in Seaman Joseph Stuchinski of Baltimore.
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Coast Guard Frebout
USS Solar
Naval Ammunition Depot
Leonards
N. J
Acme
Leonardo
Navy
Solar
Earle
Joseph Stuchinski
Baltimore
Lausche backs more aid for local governments
In Columbus Frank J. Lausche expressed support for increased aid to local governments but did not commit to including the proposal in a potential special session call. He noted higher revenues could have funded more aid and questioned whether to act in a special session.
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Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausehe
Lansche
Union Files Protest Over Auto Price Mergers
DETKOM Walter I. Reuther international president of the CIO United Auto Workers said today the union will file a formal protest with the Office of Price Administration against unjustifiable price increases granted automobile manufacturers.
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Detkom
Walter I. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Office of Free Administration
Ship Pounded Apart Near Belfast in Sea Disaster
A 7604 ton vessel named Georgetown Victory was pounded apart off Kil lard Point near Belfast after British naval ratings and Marines were evacuated by lifeboats and fishing craft. The ship, en route from Sydney to Glasgow, grounded south of Belfast at 9 30 p m yesterday. One seaman was injured during the rescue. CAPITOL Hoodlum Saint Wao Powell Esther Williams Ady.
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Belfast
Georgetown
British Scientist Guilty Of Telling Atom Bomb Secrets
Seven people died and several were wounded as police opened fire on student demonstrators in Mexambria against plans to keep permanent air bases in Egypt. A British scientist was found guilty of sharing atom bomb secrets.
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CATRO
Ogtat SQ
Mexambria
Egypt
Plane crash blamed on a mouse nest found in wing
The April crash near Grafton killed Wayne Chester Myers and Joseph Burke. Jack Coates at Elyria airport salvaged the plane and found a mouse nest had chewed the wing stitching, causing fabric to separate. Civil Aeronautics Authority had cited wing failure but had not identified the cause.
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Here
Grafton
Wayne Chester Myers
Joseph Burke
Jack Coates
Elyria
Rosemary Myers
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Coates
Myers
Capel Road
Seize Suspect In Assassination Plot
Allied authorities seized a single suspect in a plot to assassinate Gen. Douglas MacArthur during a large May Day display in Tokyo. The man, said to resemble Hideo Takayama, was picked from 400,000 demonstrators and questioned by American MPs. Police said no new leads on Takayama and many demonstrators attended peaceful protests across major Japanese cities.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Hideo Takayama
Tokyo Metropolitan
Takayama
Japan
Man Given 40 Year Sentence For Brutal Rape Attempt
Detroit headline reports Frank Leobardo, 29, receiving a 40 year prison term with four minimums after a brutal rape attempt and attempted slaying of seven year old Rosalie Giganti Jost, age 27, on January 27.
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Detroit
Frank Leobardo
Rosalie Giganti Jost Jan
Begin Sifting Evidence on Spain
A United Nations subcommittee chaired by Paul Hastuck will meet May 1 behind closed doors to gather evidence on Spain for possible Security Council action against the Franco regime. The five man panel includes France, Poland, China and Brazil representatives. A report to the Security Council is due by end May. Spain will not admit Polish or French representatives.
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New York
United Nations
Spain
UN Security Council
Council
Paul Hastuck
France
Poland
China
Brazil
Hasluck
Russia
Security Certcr
Mayor Favors 20 Month Pay Raise For City Employees
Mayor Agate supports a $20 monthly pay raise for city workers effective July 1, with a June special election plan to fund raises and additional police and fire hires. A November levy would decide ongoing raises, while current half-year costs total about $23,000 including eight extra personnel and salary increases.
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A. RK. Agate
Richard Horan
Rase
Agule
Agate
Council
Waterfront strike ends as workers return to duties
A waterfront strike in Galveston, Texas ended today after wharf officials said the action threatened UNRRA food shipments to starving Europeans. Picket lines were withdrawn and redecking crews resumed work as the situation concluded.
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Galveston
Tex
Coal Industry Plans Public Appeal Over Strike Crisis
Washington report details soft coal industry leaders preparing to tell the public the strike could spark a national disaster. Spokesman Charles ONeill warned of severe supply cuts and economic paralysis, as 25,000 United Mine Workers and Progressive Mine Workers walked out. UMW negotiations continue amid calls for overtime pay proposals and a looming anthracite strike. Government mediation faces resignations and political bills seeking royalty taxes on mines to fund union welfare.
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Pearl Harbor
Charles O'Neill
John JL. Lewin
United Mine Workers
AFL
Lewis
Progressive Mine Workers
Independent
PAMW
Minnis
UMW
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel Corp
Congress
Reps
A. Wilcix Robertson
Howard W. Smith
Smith
Paul W. Fuller
Teok
Conciliation Service
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbich
Fuller
British Fire On Demonstrators Seven Killed
Dr Alan Nunn May, a 1 S year old atom bomb scientist, is sentenced to 10 years in prison for disclosing atomic energy secrets to unknown persons. He pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to violating the official secrets act for information trade between Jan 1 and Sept 30, 1945. May, a physicist at King's College London, worked on the British atom bomb project in Canada from 1943 to 1945 before returning to Britain. He pleaded guilty when asked how he wished to plead.
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London
Alan Nunn May
May
The
Old Bailey
Baily
King's College, London
Canada
Britain
Roland Oliver
Auxiliary To Bishop of Cleveland Appointed
Washington reports the 56 year old Msgr John R Ragan of Cleveland named titular Bishop of Limata and auxiliary to the Cleveland diocese by Pope Pius XI Archbishop Cicognani announced the appointment He is vice chairman of the Cleveland Catholic Education Board and director of Sitters College in Cleveland.
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Washington
John R. Ragan
Cleveland
Limata
Ohlemacher Elected Elyria Rotary Club President 1946
Burton N. Ohlemacher secretary of Elyria Manufacturing Corporation was elected president of the Elyria Rotary Club for 1946 47. He succeeds Arthur E Smith as president and A Gibbens is named vice president. Ohlemacher will serve as club delegate to the Rotary International convention in Atlantic City. New officers begin in June with three new directors Edoward C Mart C A Gibbens and B J Chicmacher.
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Burton N. Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
Elyria Rotary Club
Arthur E. “Smith
A. Gibbens
Oblemacher
O. McClellan
Obletmacher
Elib
Tbe
Rotary International
Atlantic City
N. Ed
Judy
Edoward C. Mart
C. A. Gibbens
B. J. Chicmacher
Elisworh Schneider
LD. Huffman
T. F. Schilling
Ray Williamson
Harry W. Luethi
Earl Bell
Harry Bemis
Edward
Carlson
Ralph Stunden
Meat forecast shows little change in supplies
A Washington spokesman said the works crisis likely wipes out any chance of more meat next year though Americans may not face a drop. He warned livestock slaughter could rise as grain exports are subsidized, creating a temporary glut and long term shortfall. The armed forces will be smaller, reducing meat needs and keeping civilian consumption steady.
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Washington
Jess
Ponh
Clamp Censorship On News From Camp Landsberg
Landsberg displaced persons camp faced a U.S. Army censorship blackout as Lt Col Elmer H Walker threatened a UP correspondent with arrest for leaving the camp. An MNRTA PR officer was refused re-entry and some film was confiscated while about 2000 Jewish DPs held a peaceful May Day on the camp athletic field amid a hunger strike over 20 arrests.皇冠
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Landsberg
U. S. Army
Nday
United Press
Elmer H. Walker
47Th Regiment
MNRTA
Tamnerpow
Samuel Gringaus
Vic Silver
Broad Street
Ady
Molotov Defies Plan for Italian Peace Enforcement
At a Big Four session Foreign Minister Molotov opposed a proposed control commission to enforce the Italian peace terms, arguing it infringed sovereignty. Byrnes countered that the mechanism would not threaten sovereignty and was needed for collective enforcement, with Bidault backing the U S position. Byrnes also announced a U S troop reduction plan for Italy and Austria once the treaty is signed.
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V. M. Molo Rine
Britain
France
United States
Maly
Molotov
London
Haly
United Nations
Jav
Ee Molotov
Ee Byrnes
Commission J
U. S
Georges Bidault
Byrnes
Saic
Council
Europe
F Byrnes
Italy
Austria
Hearing Set Friday on Carlisle to Elyria Township Transfer
Mayor A. B. R. Agate announced a 10 a m Friday hearing in the county commissioners office to consider transferring a Carlisle township area within Elyria city to Elyria township to end overlapping taxes. Carlisle trustees oppose the move. county commissioners will decide. City officials and finance committee members are expected to attend.
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A. BR. Agate
Carlisle Township
Elyria Township
Carlisle
Algo
Elyria
Elyna City
Sixteenth Street
Agate
Council Finance Committee
Two Elyria Girls Reported Missing Return Home
Two Elyria girls, Conte Flood, 15, of 216 Warren avenue, and Patty Finpell, 14, of 396 East River street, were reported missing from their homes Friday and have returned home according to police.
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Elyria
Conte Flood
Warren Avenue
Patty Finpell
East River Street
Petrillo Renews Ban on TV Work for AFM Members
James C. Petrillo, leader of the American Federation of Musicians, reiterates that members cannot work in television until the union decides the impact on employment. He also repeats a decree barring musical radio programs from airing simultaneously on frequency modulation outlets, while a standby magician crew is used.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Afm
Petrillo
President Truman may skip press conference Thursday
Washington with White House Press Secretary Charlen G Ross stating the president has not decided whether to hold a news conference tomorrow. The press secretary would not say if the appointment of a new chief justice was delaying the event. Ay!
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Washington
White House
Charlen G
Elyria Democratic Women's Club Meeting Open to Public
The Elyria Democratic Women's Club will host a public meeting at the Elyria Women's Club at 6 30 p m Thursday. State district and local candidates will attend and speak with a question period to follow.
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Elyria
Democratic Women’s Club
Elyria Democratic Women's Club
Draft Board Quotas Reduced To 51 000
Washington selection service reduces local draft calls to 51 000 for May amid 145 008 inductions since V J Day. April quota of 125 000 was only 47 008 in first two weeks. Officials fear a 300 000 shortfall by July if the House holiday extension bill becomes law. Army and Navy expect 50 008 and 1 000 inductions respectively from May call.
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Washington
Teporta
Army
War Department
Short Route to Long Range Personnel Planning
Chronicle Telegram presents help wanted ads focusing on efficient hiring and planning. It emphasizes walking into mornings with a ready pool of competent workers and a smooth operation, aiming for better productivity and workforce alignment.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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