Jews Plan Proclaimed State of Israel as UN Setups Regime
In Jerusalem the United Nations mission prepared emergency control for the Holy Land as Jewish leaders announced the creation of a sovereign Israeli state at midnight. Battles raged around Jerusalem with both sides claiming advances near Bab El Wad and Beisan as Arabs and Jews vie for control in a volatile region.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Palestine
Holy Land
Israel
Pablo Azcarate
Tsl Aviv
David Ben Gurion
Moshe Shertok
Azcarate
Bab el Wad
Holy City
Arab Liberation Army
Fawzi el Kawkji
Kfar Ezion
Hebron
Beisan
Trans-Jordan
Safad
Haganah
U S favors plan of high commissioner for Palestine
The United States urged the UN to appoint a non American high commissioner for Palestine before Britain's mandate ends. The aim is to block the Palestine partition and hinder Jewish state plans while allowing continued Arab Jewish conflict. The nominee would have no real powers, sit in Jerusalem, and mediate governance and the Arab Jewish struggle.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United States
United Nations
Palestine
Great Britain
UN General Assembly
Middle East
Holy Land
UN Security Council
Britain
U. S.S
General Assembly
Jewish Agency
Russia
France
China
Jerusalem
13 Elyria High Band Letters To Be Awarded
Thirteen Elyria High School band members will receive band letters at the Spring Concert in the high school auditorium at 8 p m Friday. Walter F. Von Brock announced the event with senior letters noted for next month. Prof. Eugene J. Weigel will guest conduct the last five numbers as Von Brock leads the first part. The program includes Orpheus and Debuante with soloists, plus Juke Box and Sabre Dance.
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Elyria High School
Walter F. von Brock
Eugene J. Weigel
Ohio State University
von Brock
Philip Stevick
Robert Strom
Tyleun Nead
Shirley van Dske
Mary K. Ursem
Richard Eschtruth
Phyllis Holliday
Nancy Brodbeck
William Hand
James
Ceive
Kosma Glavas
Robert Hancock
Theodore Daykin
Mary
Arsem
Richard Decker
Lois Trumpy
James Couture
Raymond Brenner
William Butts
Jerry Gaston
Wayne Baus
Tenth Regiment
Hall
Offenbach
H. L. Clark
H. S. Walters
Nosma Glavas
Prof. Weigel
Beethoven
Herbert
C. E. Grundman
Khachaturian
Sousa
Theodore
Daykin
Cvsretary
Eleanor Chomi
Betty Knapp
Janet Sharever
Josnne Tsarones
Barbara West
van Brock
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio Cleveland
Cloudy and continued cold this afternoon and tonight. Friday will be milder but still cool. Low tonight 47, high Friday 68. Market listings appear on page two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Auto Workers Build Seven Million Strike Fund
The United Auto Workers began assembling a seven million dollar strike fund to support 73,000 Chrysler workers in demand for a third round of postwar wage increases. The Chrysler strike expanded as the New Castle Indiana plant was ordered to quit, though it stayed open yesterday due to signal mixups. Across Michigan Indiana and California about 15 Chrysler plants shut, totaling significant production losses. Briggs Manufacturing idled 11,000 workers, with 2,000 more to be laid off Monday. The UAW executive board met to finalize plans for funding by August through voluntary member contributions. Labor observers foresee a potential length similar to or longer than the 113-day GM No. 2 strike.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto
Chrysler
CLAW
New Castle
Ind
Michigan
Indiana
California
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Briggs Warners
UAW
General Motors
CIO United Auto Workers
Chryyeler Corporation
South St. Paul
Albert Lea
Minnesota
John Moran
American Union of Telephone Workers
Caterpillar Tractor Company
East Peoria
Til
Stength
CIO Auto Workers
AFL Auto Workers
International Machinists Association
Autunions
Anuninet Ecc
Iroad
Kenneth C. Royett
toRini
Aseistartt
Stedman
Orerity
Ohio
Chietke
Ethien
Chrislor Eminlaves Renin
Alitke
Momufeatuing
Mardis
Califonia
New Cache Tech
Recount Fails To Change Elyria Precinct Result
Lorain County Board of Elections finished a recount for the Elyria precinct 5-B precinct committeeman race from the May 5 primary. Clifford G. Strean widened to 1 million votes while Laura Thompson, who requested the recount, stood at 11. Original counts had Strean 987 votes and Thompson 100.
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Lorain County
Annual Meeting Of Red Cross In Elyria Tonight
Members of the Elyria American Red Cross chapter are reminded of the annual chapter meeting to be held tonight at 7 p.m. in the undercroft of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Miss Mary Dalliver of Oberlin College will speak on civilian attitudes toward Red Cross in foreign countries. Full reports on chapter activities will be given and directors will be elected.
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Elyria
Slate Fall Fatal To Three Miners at Grapevine Coal Mine
Madisonville Ky three miners were fatally injured in a slate fall at Grapevine Coal Co near Madisonville. James Adams of Crofton was killed instantly and Pather Samples the 31 year old night foreman of Madisonville died en route to a hospital. Eugene Dunning of Crofton died ten hours after admission to the hospital.
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Madisonville
Grapevine Coal Co
James Adams
Crofton
Pather
Eugene Dunning
Hopital
Wage Disputes Loom Large Across Industries Today
The CIO United Auto Workers strike shuts 16 Chrysler plants in three states and may shape wage patterns nationwide. Additional labor action includes possible long lines strikes on telephone workers, and Caterpillar plant labor unrest fading after a bargaining election.
Truman vows veto of bill forcing disclosure of agency files
President Truman said he would veto any bill to force disclosure of secret federal agency files. He argued Congress cannot compel cabinet members to reveal confidential information despite court decisions. Potted tomato plants advertised by Resar Florist.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Pickets Defy Court Injunction at Meat Plants
Fighting broke out for a second day between pickets and nonstrikers at Swift and Armour meat plants in SOUTH sd PAUL. Pickets attempted to halt back to work movement and defied a court injunction prohibiting mass picketing issued yesterday by County Judge W A Schultz after street fighting.
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South Sd) Paul. Mian
Swift
Armour
Fiere
W. A. Schultz
Sewer Notes To Be Sold To Toledo Firm
County commissioners announced plans to sell 83 000 dollars of sewer and water improvement notes in Spring Valley to the Ryan and Sutherland Co of Toledo as best bid. The 1.5 percent bid with a 250 dollar premium totals 2 231 over two years. Debts to be retired by later bonds with payment via benefiting property assessments. Construction contract for the project will go to Fred Haddad of Cleveland, whose bid came in lowest at 70 099 dollars.
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Spring Valley
Ryan and Sutherland Co
Toledo
Sauires, Saunders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Hoffman Asks Cash To Aid 16 Nations
Washington acting head of the ECA Paul G. Hoffman urged Congress to approve 4.245 billion dollars in cash for European relief and related aid. He outlined a country by country plan prioritizing the United Kingdom, France, and other nations, with tentative totals across food, materials, machinery, fuel, and shipping for the first year.
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Washington
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
Germany
China
United Kingdom
France
Hoffmisin
Three Miners Presumed Dead Near Shamokin
Three miners from Shamokin are entombed and presumed dead after a flood at an independent mine two miles east of Shamokin. Rescue crews race to reach two bodies believed drowned by rushing water from an adjacent abandoned colliery. the victims are Peter Gordon Edward Heck and Charles Bushore.
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Shamokin. Pa
Shamokin
Peter Gordon
Edward Heck
Charles Bushore
Investinatore
G M Director Of Research To Speak Here
Henry Grady Weaver director of customer research for General Motors will speak at a Elyria service clubs and Chamber of Commerce lunch Thursday at Elks Hall. The event honors new Chamber members and highlights Weaver’s long career in auto industry and market research including his book Mainspring the story of human progress.
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Henry Grady Weaver
General Motors Corporation
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Hall
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Weaver
Georgia Tech
Ame
Detroit
Haynes Automobile Company
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Hyatt
General Motors
Harvard
Authorities Seek Help in Missing Man Search
Elyria police and sheriff departments were asked to aid in finding Russell Burnett 23 of 409 Gulf road who left his wife and three children. His uncles George Milligan of Berea and Clarence Hayes of Cleveland reported the disappearance and worried he may be ill after two hospital stays for shock treatment. He departed in a 1939 blue and gray Plsmouth car.
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Elyria
Russell Burnett
Gulf Road
Burnett
George Milligan
Berea
Clarence Hayes
Cleveland
Troubles Mount For Singleton
Cleveland reports that Jack W. Singleton, once a used car dealer, faces a probation hearing in Toledo for larceny by trick, with a suspended 1-3 year sentence added to the 10-70 year term in Ohio Penitentiary. Buckenmeyer, Tuscarawas County Prosecutor, seeks to bring him to Toledo for the action.
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Cleveland
Jack W. Singleton
Toledo
Ohio
Edward PD
Buckenmeyer
Toueas County
Singleton
Buckenmeier
British blockade of Palestine ends as illegal Jewish arrivals begin
HAIFA The British blockade of Palestine has ended and the first Jewish immigrants above quota numbers are arriving. The 1,000 ton steamer Andria, flying the Panama flag, arrived today from Cyprus carrying a portion of the nearly 25,000 illegal Jewish immigrants who were interned here by the British in recent months. Immediate automobile service advertised by Deetz Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth. 728 W Broad.
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Haifa
Palestine
Andria
Panama
Cyprus
Hopes for End to Cold War Blasted by Truman Stand
President Truman said no meeting with Stalin is planned despite an invitation, and he showed little faith in the Moscow peace offensive. Secretary Marshall urged concrete Soviet action to prove sincere peace aims, ruling out private U.S.-Soviet talks and stressing UN, Berlin, Austria, and Korea as arenas for progress. The invitation to Stalin remains, but no summit is anticipated.
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George Marshall
Washington
U. S.-Soviet Union
Russia
Truman
Doser Stalin
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
George
Marshall
Aloscow
United States
U. S
George C. Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
United Nations Security Council
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Austria
Korea
County Democrats Elect Officers
Organization of the Democratic Party in Lorain County was completed last night at a meeting in Fagles Hall with Dr. R. J. Fortney elected as chairman for the central committee and Joseph A. Ashley as chairman of the executive committee. Other officers and many members were reelected or named, reflecting a full slate for both committees. Meanwhile an Elyria community auction sale advertises groceries, boats, dishes, cars, furniture, and more on Fuller Road tomorrow at 6 p.m., Merle Karns auctioneer.
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Democratic Party
Lorain County
Fagles Hall
R. J. Fortney
Central Committee
Joseph A. Ashelyi
Lorain
Louis A. Lieb
Henry Webber
Norman Donahue
Fortney
Austin W. O'Toole
Donahue
James B. Seward
Frank Henke
Leana K. Boone
Mary Jenne
Hillary
Ewing Carl Finegan
Robert O'Brien
Alfred Alten
Aorospa
Jacob Levin
Edward Novak
Lbert Matuszak
Charles Pokey
William Breeden
John C. Luca
John Busher
Patrick Flaherty
Gabor Toth, Jr
Louis EB
Pineura
Henry PT. Webber
Tatis A. Lieb
Fred Horwedel
Carl Diedrick
Elyria
Fuller Road
Merle Karns
Adv
Locomotive Blast Kills Two on Columbus Freight
A blast ripped a Chesapeake & Ohio freight engine near Chillicothe, killing fireman T. Rodainter and brakeman W. C. Bush and seriously injuring engineer Way Terry. The engine, pulling 160 cars, lost the front end and parts scattered for a half mile as main line traffic halted about an hour.
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Chillicothe
Chesapeake & Ohio
T. Rodainter
Ironton
W. C. Bush
Siloam
Way Terry
Akron
May Hour is Now for Cheap Chronicle Telegram Sale
In May the hour arrives to use an inexpensive Chronicle Telegram for sale items. Call 44-121 or 44-131 and deploy a Mighty Mite to sell items you no longer need to buyers who do need them.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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U.S
E.H.S
Columbus
Florist
Auto Workers
Red Cross
United Press
Bulletin
Bowker Electric Service
W. Broad Street
G. M
Henry G. Weaver
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Democrats
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