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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1948

Page

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National Guard Moves Into Strikebound Meat Plants

National Guard units roll into Swift Armour and Cudahy plants in South St Paul and Newport to restore order after three days of clashes with CIO packinghouse workers. Columns of armed troops, including armored cars and half tracks, mobilized under Gov. Luther Youngdahl. Pickets jeered and some workers were escorted inside without further violence after guard presence.

South ST. Paul Minn National Mechanica National Guard Newport St. Paul Swift Armour Cudahy CLO United Packinghouse Luther Youngdah State Fair Grounds Lester A. Hancock

Report Austin To Resign As U.S. Delegate To UN

Warren R. Austin is said to resign as chief United States delegate to the United Nations over the White House handling of Palestine policy. UN circles report his anger at Washington’s failure to keep the delegation informed amid the Holy Land policy reversals and last night’s surprise U.S. recognition of Israel at the end of an emergency General Assembly session. The Assembly had been summoned 26 days earlier due to U.S. push for partition.

White House Israel Palestine Special Assembly United States Assembly State Department Congress Irael Soviet Union Sens Robert F. Wagner DN. V Harley M. Kilgore W.va Wagner Middle East Mr. Truman

Stocks Boom In Most Active Session In Years

New York stocks surged in the most active session in years. Tickers lagged, with trades delaying up to 18 minutes, a record since 1998. Prices hit highs not seen since August 26 asTele and other leaders rose. Late-day selling was absorbed, boosting the two session gain to over 2 billion and adding about 750 million to listed securities.

New York

Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Report

Partly cloudy and warmer with a 10 to 16 mph south wind this afternoon and tonight. Showers tonight and Sunday morning, then clearing and cooler by Sunday afternoon. Low tonight around 88, high Sunday about 68.

Ohio

All Aluminum Storm Windows and Tires Advertised

SEF GEISES promotes Stenco All Aluminum Combination Storm Windows with regular and case ment and prompt delivery at 61 West Ave. Phone 2991. Also new white sidewall tires U. S. Royal Deluxe 6 ply Rayon Cord 33 percent off list with contact Ph. 30-161.

SEF Geises Stenco West Ave

Summer Round-Up At East Carlisle

The Summer Round Up for pre school children will be held 1 30 to 3 30 p m at East Carlisle school on Tuesday May 18 For children who start school next fall they must be six years old by January 1 1949 Talks by a county health nurse principal Stanley Dawley and movies Mothers may attend with children Tea served after program Mrs Clark Kesson is chairman Also for sale a 9 by 12 wool rug and pad in excellent condition 28 phone 37 205 Adv.

Oberline East Carlisle Stanley Dawley Clark Kesson

Weigel Praises Elyria High School Band

Ohio State University music director Prof. Eugene J. Weigel praised Elyria High School Band as among Ohio’s best during the annual Spring Concert. He lauded the band and music education program, credited administrators and Walter F. Von Brock, and presented letters to 13 players as the program closed the first part with five pieces including Tenth Regiment March.

Elyria High School Ohio Eugene J. Weigel Ohio State University Weigel Elyria Walter F. von Brock Elvira Weigels

Vote to Continue Union Shop at Harshaw Plant

Hourly workers at the Harshaw Chemical Company plant voted 154 to 3 to continue the union shop, announced D. A. Staskiews, president of the shop committee. The election, sponsored by the National Labor Relations Board, follows Taft Hartley Act provisions. The plant has been represented by the International Chemical Workers Union Local 73 for four years, with prior six years under a Federal Labor Union, AFL.

Harshaw Chemical Company D. A. Staskiews National Labor Relations Board Harshaw International Chemical Workers Union American Federation of Labor A, F D. A. Siaskiews Cyril Moran Harry McCool Thomas Graham Paul Krager

Famed Father Flanagan Dies in Berlin

BERLIN Mgsr Edward J Flanagan 1 famed Father Flanagan of Boys Town Neb died here early today after a heart attack He collapsed during dinner at the Army guest house and died at 2 05 a m Berlin Time Attendants were told to withhold information Norton Moriarty and others were present Funeral arrangements to be announced Boys Town directorate to be led by Father Edmond Walsh and Archbishop Bergan after tour of the Orient His death leaves hundreds of Boys Town residents and alumni as orphans

Berlin Edward J. Flanagan Father Flanagan Boys Town Neb 279Th Army Station Hospital Col F. T. Chamberlain Harnah House Army Patrick Norton Patrick Moriarty Europe Norton Omaha Edmond Walsh Gerald T. Bergan Boys ‘Town Orient

CIO Steelworkers Boost Dues Across National Convention

In Boston the CIO Steelworkers National Convention voted to raise dues by 50 cents a month for about 928,000 members, aiming to bolster the union’s strength amid looming labor disputes that could idle up to 600,000 workers by next April. President Philip Murray urged delegates to provide the International with a reservoir of strength for battles with management.

Boston CIO Steelworkers National Convention Duces CIO Philip Murray International Union

Man Is Badly Injured By Tractor in Avon Lake

Leo Heider, 51, of Center Road Avon Lake, a policeman at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating plant, was spraying grapes when the tractor rig slackened. He fell as he turned the tractor, the rear wheel crushed his chest, punctured his lungs and wedged his arm. He is in serious condition at St. Joseph's hospital Lorain in an oxygen tent.

Avon Lake Leo Heider Center Road St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Heiter Cleveland Electric Iluminating Plant Heider

Two Miners Rescued as Third Remains Missing in Mine

In Shamokin Pennsylvania two miners Gordon and Heck were freed after 72 hours trapped 150 feet underground. The rescue team found them alive but exhausted with exposure and shock. companion Charles Bashore was missing, presumed drowned as water flooded the adjacent abandoned mine. Rescue efforts continued to reach Bashore.

Shamonin Arthur Peter Gordon Gordon Edward Heck Shamokin Hospital

Voting Machines To Be Delivered Early In June

Lorain County voters will get 97 voting machines delivered by early June with 15 already in use. Automatic Voting Machine Corp Jamestown NY told the county board delivery will complete by first week of June. Some machines arrive May 24 and 26, with others in early June as training programs for voters are planned.

Automatic Voting Machine Corporation Jamestown New York Lorain

Truman weighs lifting arms embargo to Palestine after Israel recognition

Washington sources say President Truman considers freeing arms shipments to the Holy Land following the U.S. recognition of Israel. The five month arms embargo remains in effect, with officials silent on timing and possible policy shifts.

Washington Truman Palestine United States Holy Land Middle East White House America George €. Marshall State Department Marshall Mr. Truman

Unions Open Negotiations With Bendix Westinghouse and GM Plant

Locals 971 and 760 of the United Automobile Workers opened talks today with Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company and Brown Lipe Chapin Division of General Motors. Proposals center on union shop with voluntary checkoff and adjustments to fit local plant conditions. A union recognition vote at Bendix Westinghouse is expected after an NLRB hearing at the plant offices Tuesday, with the election normally set within two weeks.

United Automobile Workers, Clo Bendix-w Westinghouse Automotive Brown- Lipe-Chapin General Motors Frank Carr Bendix-Westinghouse Brown-Lipe-Chapin U.a.w.-C.lo National Labor Relations Board

Egyptian Planes Raid Newborn State of Israel

Arab air and ground forces attack across Palestine with Egyptian planes hitting Tel Aviv air drome and capturing Auja. Egyptian troops cross the southern frontier toward Gaza while Arab forces push from Syria and Lebanon. Jerusalem areas see fighting as Acre Haifa and Jaffa are reported secured by Jewish forces.

Tel Aviv Cairo Israel Palestine Gaza Auja Jerusalem Holy City Abdullah Trans-Jordan Arab Legion Iraqui Holy Land Acre Haifa Jaffa Tulkarm

Three strawberry pickers killed near Glasgow KY

Three strawberry pickers were killed late yesterday when two trucks sideswiped near Glasgow Kentucky. At least 20 people were injured and taken to Sampson Community Hospital, with several reported in serious condition. Ten doctors from Glasgow and Barren County provided emergency treatment. Funeral services were being arranged.

Glasgow Sampson Community Hospital Barren County

Historical Society To Meet Monday

The second meeting of the newly reorganized Lorain County Historical Society will be held Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the parlors of the First Congregational Church. Any interested person is welcome to attend.

Lorain County

Decoration Day Sale Ad For Cars In Chronicle Telegram

Promote selling your car before Decoration Day. Ad urges buyers to call 44 121 or 44 131 to secure the best price and a lower purchase cost, implying top value at sale time.

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