One Issue Holds Up Packinghouse Strike Settlement
Governor Luther W. Youngdahl said the nationwide packinghouse dispute hinges on whether some workers should be fired for conduct during the strike. He spoke after convocation meetings in Chicago with company, union, and federal officials, noting settlement is possible aside from the lone issue of which employees, if any, should be denied employment for strike conduct.
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Svt
Paul
Minn
Luther W. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Chicago
Manager of G.M. Division To Be Guest Here
Norman M. Ross general manager of the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division of General Motors at Syracuse New York will be a guest at the luncheon meeting of Chamber of Commerce and service club members at Folks Hall at noon Thursday. Ross will introduce Henry G. Weaver director of the customer research staff at General Motors Detroit. Ross born in Cleveland served in World War I with the 185th Field Artillery 37th Division AEF and has led GM unit since 1937. luncheon sponsored by Elyria Kiwanis Club and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce with other clubs. special recognition for new Chamber members.
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Norman M. Ross
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corporation
Syracuse
New York
Chamber of Commerce and Service Club
Folks Hall
Ross
Henry G. Weaver
General Motors
Detroit
Elyria
Charles E. Wilson
Cleveland
185Th Field Artillery
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Memorial Day Committee Meets for May Plans
Final plans for Memorial Sunday services on May 23 and the Memorial Day parade on May 31 will be made at a meeting of the Elyria Memorial Day committee this evening at 7 30 in City Hall. All organizations participating are asked to have representatives present to receive instructions and hear plans for the two days.
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Elyria
17 Germans Given Stay of Executions
The Army began reviewing the cases of 17 Germans whose executions were stayed less than 48 hours before they were to die as war criminals. Army Secretary Kenneth C. Roy ordered the review after the Supreme Court refused to consider appeals from the condemned men and 55 other Germans sentenced to prison for complicity in the massacre of unarmed American prisoners at the Battle of the Bulge.
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Washington
Army Today
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
U. S. Supreme Court
Funeral services set for Nancy Frampton seven who drowned
Funeral services are arranged for Nancy Frampton seven who drowned after falling from a crude foot bridge into Muskalonge Creek near here. Her body was recovered late yesterday. She is survived by her mother Evelyn Frampton and three brothers.
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Fremont
Nancy Frampton
Muskalonge Creek
Evelyn Frampton
Cleveland Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio
Clear and cool today with light frost in inland low spots. Tonight will be fair and cooler, then Thursday looks warmer with light variable winds. Overnight low around 40, high Thursday near 72.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ye Olee Diner Opens Daily, Except Mondays
Local diner in Hidgeville advertises daily and evening hours with meals and sandwiches. The notice mentions Ye Olee Diner near Adv Nr WwSPAr TRI and invites patrons to visit for lunch and dinner.
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Hidgeville
Jews Break Into Old Walled City Of Jerusalem
Jewish forces reported capturing entrances to the old walled city of Jerusalem and engaging Arab legionaries in hand to hand fighting near Zion Gate and St Stephen's Gate. Reinforcements joined 1300 fighters from Haganah Irgun and Stern gang to attack Arab units inside and near the city. Heavy fighting continued along the Jerusalem Tel Aviv highway with captures near Sarafand camp and reports of Arab air attacks on Jewish settlements northeast of Gaza.
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Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Holy City
Zion Gate
Old Walled City
Mt. Zion
Haganah
Irgun Zvai Leum
Stern Gang
Lydda
Kubeibe
Ramlech
Rehovot
Gaza
Britain to Continue Supplying Arms to Arabs
London reports Britain will keep arming Arab states and maintaining British officers in King Abdullahs Arab legion until a UN order stops it. Whitehall legal experts doubt the War Office can recall Brigadier Glubb Pasha or other officers, citing age limits and wartime emergency rules. The Foreign Office says 40 British officers are in the region: 32 regular army, three Palestine police, five private recruits.
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London
Great Britain
Abdullah
Arab Legion
United Nations
Britain
Trans-Jordan
Arab League
Whitehall
British
War Office
Legion
John B. Glubb
Glubb
Foreign Office
Palestine Police
Suffered Chest Injury From Car Hit Near Foundry
Andrew Sabol of 135 Erie Street received a chest abrasion when a car driven by Peter Cook struck him after being nudged off the curb by a turning truck near Duplex Foundry on West River Street. Sabol said he could not move in time. injury not seen as serious. Dayton reports a German scientist Willie Merte, 59, died at Wright Field.
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Andrew Sabol
Erie Street
Duplex Foundry
West River Street
Peter Cook
Oberlin
West Bridge Street
West River
Cook
Lake Avenue
Sabol
Doubts On UN Action In Palestine War
Lake Success N Y Tsiang China's UN delegate doubts the Security Council will agree on forceful steps to stop the Palestine war. He agrees the Big Five veto power and issue nature make genuine UN intervention unlikely. American officials, with Soviet support, doubt a majority will back even a mild ceasefire proposal. The alternative is for the UN to look the other way as fighting continues.
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Security Council
Holy Land
Palestine
Elyria Lions Club Celebrates 7th Anniversary Charter Night
The Elyria Lions Club marked seven years as a city service club with a Charter Night banquet at Spring Valley Country Club attended by 125 Lions and guests. Since 1941 the group has grown over 60 members and supported sight related projects including $1,000 to the Center for the Sightless and eye examinations for Elyria grade students. They announced the Elyria Community Projected Book Fund has raised $2,617.86 with multiple groups contributing machines and funds for shut ins. Entertainment featured the Elyrians Quartet.
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Elyria Lions Club
Elyria
Spring Valley
Norman Hecht
Lions Club
Order of Eastern Star
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079
Order of Eagles
Elyria Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
Red Cross of
Oberlin
Elyrians Quartet
Turner Appointed Trustee Of Elyria Township
Carl E. Turner was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Louis C. He cock as Elyria township trustee. He cock served six years and cited health reasons. Turner, 37, resident 12 years, employed at The General Industries Co. as a job seller, married with four children, was endorsed by township officials.
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Louis C. Hecock
Elyria Township
Carl E. Turner
Roosevelt Avenue
Hecock
Turner
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Todsgo
Lewis Warns of Possible Soft Coal Strike Before June 30
Washington reports John L. Lewis walked out of soft coal wage talks and warned that a new soft coal strike could occur before June 30 if the Southern Coal Producers Association is seated as a full negotiator. Moody stated the association is in the conference to stay amid tense negotiations.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
United Mine Workers
Moody
Atom Bomb Tests Concluded At Eniwetok Proving Ground
Honolulu reports that the Eniwetok Proving Ground tests have ended for now. The next phase will focus on designing improved delivery weapons. Lt. Gen. John E. Hull, commander of Joint Task Force 7, indicated the tests used fissionable material besides plutonium and noted all three detonations were surface blasts, not underwater or aerial. He said the tests aimed to evaluate new materials and their power.
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Honolulu
Eniwetok Proving Ground
John. E. Hull
Joint Task Force 7
Eniwetok
Hull
Fatal stabbing ends brawl in East Norwood jungle
Cincinnati police reported one man killed and six others beaten in a free for all fight in East Norwood. The dead man was identified as 60 year old Odie Sharp. Carl R. Flietcher, 18, formerly of New Albany Indiana, confessed to killing Sharp as the climax of an all day drinking bout.
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Cincinati
Norwood Hobo
East Norwood
Odie Sharp
Carl R. Flietcher
New Albany
Ind
Sharp
Bellefontaine Youth Killed in Crossing Collision
Pearl E. Bushong, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Dale Bushong of near West Mansfield, was killed instantly when his car was struck by a New York Central freight train at a crossing four miles west of Bellefontaine yesterday. Antique Auction set for Saturday May 22 at Elks Auditorium at 10 am, public invited.
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Bellefontaine
Pearl E. Bushong
Dale Bushong
Near West
Mansfield
New York Central
Here
Legion Post Plans Memorial Day Observance
Elyria Post 12 American Legion outlines Memorial Day events with a service at St. Pauls Evangelical Church on May 23 and participation in the May 30 parade. Supt Harold Ebling to speak at the cemetery after the parade. Boy Scouts between 15 and 18 attend weekly rifle practice at the police station range and meet Wednesdays. The post’s quarterly birthday dinner was held prior to the meeting with the Women’s Auxiliary serving.
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Elyria Post 12 American Legion
Memorial Day Committee
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Legion
Harold Ebling
Post Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Post
Women's Auxiliary of the Post
City Fireman Ralph Montague to Retire After 31 Years
Ralph Montague a city fireman for 31 years will retire on pension starting June 10 after submitting his resignation to Service Director D W Rothe. He joined May 1 1917 and rode horses at the east side station until 1920 when motor pumpers replaced them. Montague says he was never seriously injured and helped fight most major fires. He plans to move with his wife and his mother to St Petersburg Florida where he owns a home and a guest house. Funeral services were arranged today for David R Reno 7 who was struck by a car and fatally injured yesterday after running from behind a truck into a car’s path.
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Ralph Montague
D. W. Rothe
Montague
East Side
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hillsboro
David R. Reno
Charles Reno
Truck plunges into Duck Creek kills driver in Cincinnati
Perley M. Spinks, 49, of Clarksburg, West Virginia, died when a Red Top Brewery tractor-trailer left the road and fell about 60 feet into Duck Creek while returning a load of beer bottles. State patrol reported the fatal crash occurred on a sharp turn. Also noted, Charles L. Sherwood will lead a seven member Welfare Department delegation to the Central States Correctional Conference in Des Moines, Indiana, May 23-26. Geranium plants advertised by Resar Florist.
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Cincinnati
Duck Creek
Perley M. Spinks
Clarksburg
W. Va
Spinks
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Welfare Department
Des Moines
Farmer dies after Avon tractor accident on Center Road
Avon-Leo G Heider 51 died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain after a tractor collision while spraying grapes on his Avon Lake farm. Heider, a lifelong farmer and former street car conductor, is survived by wife Anna Mary, four children, two sisters and three brothers. Body at Burmeister Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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AVON
Leo G. Heider
Center Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
John
Katherine Heider
Mr. Heider
Superior High Level Bridge
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Anna Mary Heider
Marjorie Noll
Ruth Heider
Buddy
Ros
Anna Allen
Helen Froclick
Henry
Theodore
Burmeister
Former Elyrian Dies At Zanesville
Harry L Dennis aged 43, a former Elyria barber, was found dead in his room in Zanesville yesterday by his landlady. He had long operated barbershops in Elyria, including at 102 Middle Avenue, and earlier with Clarene Poole and Arnur G Huber. He recently sold his shop and moved to Zanesville about four weeks ago with his wife at 224 Seventh Street.
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Harry L Dennis
Elsvia
Zanesville
United Press Dispatch
Elysia
Graystone Hotel
Middle Avenue
Clarene Poole
Poole
Arnur G. Huber
Mex Slutaner
Elyria
United Press
Mrs. Dennis
Seventh Street
Elyria Man Dies In Parked Auto at Capitol Theater
Clare H Bedford age 68 of 171 Adelbert Street was found dead in his parked car in front of the Capitol theater where he worked as doorman. Marvyn Frankel theater manager had Bedford moved to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead from a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Carrie and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were made at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home.
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Clare H. Bedford
Adelbert Street
Capitol Theater
Marvin Frankel
Mr. Bedford
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carrie
Aqiurehte Doata Vne Dress
Sgt. C. BF. Andress
Fiska Ponie Gya
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
11 Accusations Against Russia Highlight U S Critique
State Department listed 11 international issues where Moscow allegedly blocked agreements. Secretary Marshall urged constructive action and reproached the Soviet peace offensive as insincere, citing disputes over armament cuts, atomic energy, peace treaties, troop withdrawals, sovereignty, UN bases, trade, postwar aid, and a human rights covenant.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Soviet Union
Wasilington
State Department
Josef Stalin
United States
Russia
United Nations
China
Korea
Railroad Dispute Nearing Settlement Amid Labor Talks
A high government official said a settlement in the railroad labor dispute seems near after talks opened yesterday. Substantial progress on new contract terms was reported, with full agreement possible within a day or two. The Justice Department extended the no-strike restraining order for 10 days to prevent a walkout.
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Washington
Husties Department
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborougl
Truman
Justice Department
White House
Hungary's Minister Resigns In Protest
Hungary's Minister Rustem Vambery resigns over attacks on the United States by the Budapest government. He cites lack of cooperation and hostile, vitriolic press and radio attacks, including the Voice of America. Funeral services arranged for E. E. McAlpin, 86, Ada. Gary Houk, 18 months, dies in a traffic accident in Barberton. Cleveland Indians game telecast tonight on Y. M. CA lobby.
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Washington
Rustem Vambery
United States
Vamberg
Budapest
Voice of America
Proposal Shouted Down By House
Washington The House defeated a proposal to exempt Communist front organizations from Mundt Nixon bill. The motion, offered by Rep Abraham Multer, was defeated by voice vote. Rep Richard Nixon led the fight, calling the bill a vast improvement over the attorney general s subversive group listing system.
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Washington
Howe
Abraham J. Multer
N. Y
Richard M. Nixon
Cal
POTTED Tomato Plants 4¢ Each Adv
Classified notice notes Resar Florist selling potted tomato plants at 4 cents each. Also advertises Geisel Steaco all aluminum combination storm windows with regular and casement styles, emphasizing prompt delivery from 61 West Ave, contact phone 2391.
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Resar Florist
Geisel
Steaco
West Ave
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