Council Acts On Routine Matters At Busy Session
City council tabled two zoning changes pending master plan study. Pros pect street proposal remained tabled while Kenwood street change to Commercial B was recommended for grant. United Polish club building plans at Middle avenue and 15th street were approved with a 33 foot height limit tweak.
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Council
John McDonough
Prospect Street
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Kenwood Street
Cleveland
City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Kenwood
United Poplish Club
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
United Polish Club
Harry Patterson
Dilworth Street
Warden Avenue
Cambridge Avenue
Winckles Street
Dilworth
Warden
Cambridge
Winckles
George Car- Tick
Howard Dean
Dean
Kenneth Lord
Clark Street
Ruby Scott
McCarthy Urged To Defend U S Leadership In World Affairs
Senator Francis J. Myers assailed Senator Joseph R. McCarthy as deliberately and maliciously trying to undermine U S leadership abroad. He blasted McCarthy's demand for resignation as reckless and political, while praising Secretary of State Dean Acheson’s Europe conference work to strengthen the free world against Communist aggression. Myers cited McCarthy's Atlantic City comments accusing Acheson of aligning with Moscow.
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Washington
Francis J. Myers
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
U. S
Wisconsin
State Department
America
Myers
McCarthy
Atlantic City
Truman
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Acheson
Europe
Free World
Sons of the American Revolution
Johns Hopkins
Owen Lattimore
Phillip C. Jessup
Pacific
Russia Cuts Reparations Bill by 3 Billion to Eastern Germany
Radio Moscow said Russia will reduce its reparations demand from eastern Germany by three billion dollars from a total of ten billion. The plan leaves three point one billion dollars to be paid and shifts collection to current production, a method rejected by Western zones.
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London
Russia
Germany
Radio Moscow
Moscow
Northeastern Ohio Forecast With Cloudy Skies and Warm North
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with light showers in the afternoon and temperatures similar to today. Low tonight around 42, high Wednesday near 68. Cabbage plants offered at 15 cents by Resar Florist at 1435 East River.
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Ohio
Ministers Shelve Plan To Extend Atlantic Pact
London report says foreign ministers of the 12 Atlantic Pact nations shelved a proposal to extend the pact into economic and political fields. Britain had pressed the idea to balance expanded defense with Marshall Plan recovery. Several nations warned increased defense spending would cut recovery funds. The plan may be revived later when the Marshall Plan expires.
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London
Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Ireland
Greece
Turkey
Britain
West
Memorial Erected For Lorain County WWI Veterans
County commissioners approve a joint Elyria Lorain Amvets project to place a World War I memorial on the northwest corner of the courthouse grounds to honor Lorain county veterans and dedicate it on Memorial Day. Winnipeg airlift plan aims to evacuate flood threatened city in extreme emergency.
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Amvets
Elyria and
Lorain Amvets
Lorain County
Winnipeg
Man
Red River
Federal Air Transport Board
R. E. A. Morton
D. M. Stephens
Weather Bureau
Stephens
St. Bonifface
St. Boniface
Jsound
Red Cross
Lorain County Democrats elect new party officers
The Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee elected Joseph Uyshelyi of Lorain as chairman for the coming two years. Austin O'Toole was chosen secretary and Norman Donahue treasurer. All officers are Lorain residents, chosen at a reorganization meeting.
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Joseph Uyshelyi
Lorain
Democratic Party
Lorain County
Austin O'Toole
Norman Donahue
Annual Meeting Of Community Chest Tonight
The Elyria Community Chest Inc board of trustees and all Red Feather Services executives attend the 33rd annual meeting at 7:30 in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company directors room. Additional corporate members will be elected seven new trustees and new officers and a 1951 campaign director will be appointed.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
All Red Feather Services
Chest
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Truman Vows Fight to Oust Obstructionists in Congress
President Truman on board the train pledged to remove obstructionists blocking his Fair Deal. He urged repeal of Taft Hartley and enactment of medicine housing education and civil rights bills. The Chicago rally drew 25 000 listeners as Taft speaks tonight on a Republican Congress.
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Truman
Washington
Democratic Party
Congress
Chicago
William M. Boyle
Robert A. Taft
Republican Congress
Taft
WGAR
WTAM
WHE
Health Round-Up for Kindergarten Signups Tomorrow
Parents of children entering kindergarten or first grade are urged to visit their district school tomorrow from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. to receive Health Round-Up blanks, verify birth records, and register. Children must be five by December 1 for kindergarten and six for first grade. Dentists and physicians assist to ensure good health at start of school. An August check-up will measure remediation of any defects. Sponsored by Elyria P T A Council with Health Chairman Mrs John Timms.
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Unit Health
Elyria P.-T. A. Council
John Timms
P.-T. A. Council
Kothe appoints Frank Januszewski to city fire department
Service Director D W Kothe announces the appointment of Frank Januszewski 25 of 101 Highland Court to fill the vacancy from Fireman Orrie Lysaght retirement. Januszewski served in the army air force in the last war and worked at National Tube Co and Sam's Cut Rate since. He scored 76.25 percent on civil service and has 15.25 percent military credit. He is married and will start June 1 as a provisional appointee.
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D. W. Kothe
Frank Januszewski
Highland Court
Orrie Lysaght
Januszewski
Army Air Force
National Tube Co
Sam's
Department
Kothe
Rubbish To Be Hauled Away In Elyria Township
Elyria Township announces a clean-up and rubbish collection on Friday and Saturday May 19 and 20. Residents should place rubbish in containers for hauling.
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Elyria Township
Elyria
Nationalists Quit Chusan Island Base in Face of Red Assault
Nationalists abandoned the Chushan archipelago eighty miles south of Shanghai as Communist forces pressed a heavy assault. Some 156,000 troops and part of the civilian population evacuated to Formosa to concentrate fights for the final stand there.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chushan Islands
Shanghai
Chushan Archipelago
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chou Chih-Jou
Chott
South China
Hainan
Ching
Tinghai
Crown Council Urges Princess Fathia to Leave San Francisco Husband
The crown council advised King Farouk that Princess Fathia, 19, should be required to leave her commoner husband in San Francisco. It also urged seizure of Queen Mother Nazir’s properties for sanctioning the marriage. The council’s advisory role includes canceling the Queen’s guardianship and recalling Faika, Fathia’s sister, from the United States.
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CALKU
Farouk
Fathia
San Francisco
Wnazir
Riad Ghali
Faika
United States
Practical Nurses Meet Thursday in Elyria Lorain County
Practical nurses of Elyria and Lorain County will meet Thursday May 18 at the First Methodist church. The gathering will be preceded by a tureen dinner. A report will be given on the Division 4 meeting by members of the State Association of Practical Nurses.
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Practical Nurses
Elyria
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
State Association of Practical Nurses
Funeral set for Dr Clyde Leeper in Chagrin Falls
Funeral services will be held Thursday at Chagrin Falls for Dr Clyde Leeper an insurance referee for over 23 years and a renowned dog authority. Leeper born in McConnelsville in 1882 died here yesterday.
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Llevelans
Chagrin Falls
Clyde Leeper
Leeper
McConnelsville
Railroads End Coast to Coast Firemen Strike Chicago
The Locomotive Firemen's Union ended its coast to coast strike and four crippled railroads moved to restore full schedules by nightfall. The union abandoned its demand for an extra fireman on large Diesel engines but may reinstate it. Arbitration will cover two issues including adding a fireman on 200 teapot switch Diesels and alleged violations of working rules.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Additiona
Union
Brotherhood
D. B. Robertson
L. W. Hornung
New York Central Railroad
Gov No
NYC Prepares To Restore Train Service Today
Cleveland posts announce the first NYC trains to resume after a strike ending. The Prairie State from Cleveland to Chicago departs at 5 pm EDT, Cleveland Limited to NYC at 9:35 pm, and Number 78 to Boston at 10:30 pm. About 2500 NYC and Pennsylvania Railroad workers are recalled. Locomotives in yards resumed within hours, with the first being a switching engine moving freight to GM’s Fisher Body in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Ohio
Prairie State
Here
Chicago
NYC
Cleveland Limited
New York City
Union Terminal
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gollinwood
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Three Judges To Fix Degree Of Punishment
James Winston, 49, pleaded guilty to homicide in the slaying of Alan Feeley, 45, of Lorain on Sept 16. A three judge hearing before Judge D A Cook and Judge Guy B Pindley, plus a third appointee, will determine the degree of punishment, with first degree murder potentially carrying the death penalty.
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Common Fleas
D. A. Cook
James Winston
Alan Feeley
Lorain
Cook
Guy B. Pindley
Winston
Lie Talks With Stalin In 90-Minute Conference
MOSCOW UN Secretary General Trygve Lie completed a peace making tour with a 90 minute Kremlin conference with Premier Joseph Stalin. He would not disclose what was said, having spoken similarly with Truman in Washington and with top British and French leaders. Also present were Molotov and Vishinsky. The talks followed shorter meetings with Truman and Paris and London leaders and ended with a cordial atmosphere and toasts for peace.
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Moscow
Trygve Lie
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Truman
Washington
Great Britain
France
Stalin
Viacheslav Molotov
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
Georges, Bidault
Robert Schuman
London
Clement Attlee
Lie's Honoor
Vishinsky
Withholding Tax On Dividends Approved
WASHU reports tentative approval of a plan to levy a 10 percent withholding tax on dividends. Sponsors say the tax would resemble wage withholding and add about 150 million dollars in annual revenue, addressing widespread failure to pay income taxes on dividends from securities.
Lewis Denies He Told Miners To Ignore Injunction
John L. Lewis denied he ordered soft coal miners to ignore a no strike injunction last winter. He refused to testify at a congressional hearing and said Sidener’s charges were in error. In a letter to Rep. Jacobs he said no direct or indirect whistle stop instructions were given.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lloyd H. Sidener
Canton
Andrew Jacobs
D., Ltd
House
Sidener
Jacobs
John Lesinski
D. Mich
Full Labor Committee
Sub- Penn Power
United Mine Workers
Bidener
United Mine Workers of America
Retired Union Pacific President George Ashby Dies At 64
George F. Ashby 64, retired president of the Union Pacific railroad, died of a heart ailment at Clark County General Hospital in Las Vegas Nevada late last night. He had been a heart patient at the county hospital since April 24 and died quietly, according to the supervisor of nurses.
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Las Vegas
Nev
George F. Ashby
Union Pacific Railroad
Clark County General Hospital
Bet on Racing Want Ad Push
A promotional snippet urges readers to place Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to advertise betting results or fortunes at races. It emphasizes ease of use by dialing 4752 or 4753 for ad takers to craft result driven ads.
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Chronicle+ Telegram
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