Romania Denies Citizenship to King Michael and Seizes Royal Assets
The Romanian cabinet declares King Michael and the entire former royal family deprived of citizenship and confiscates their property including 159 castles. Elena, Elizabeth of Hohenzollern, Ileana of Hapsburgs, and Nicolai of Hohenzollern also lose citizenship and assets for alleged maneuvers abroad against Romania. The decree accuses the royal family of loyalty breach to the Romanian people and republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Michael
Romania
Elena
Elizabeth of
Hohenzollern
Ileana
Hapsburgs
Nicolai Cof
Dewey Edges Stassen in Oregon Delegates Primary
In Portland Oregon Governor Thomas E Dewey leads Harold E Stassen for Oregon 12 Republican convention delegates as returns from 914 of 1861 precincts show Dewey 44308 to Stassen 39478 with the presidential vote binding on the delegates and four at large plus two per district up for grabs. Democratic voters also named delegates to their convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Dewey
Stassen
Await Next Move By U. S. In Coal Contract Issue
Washington reports a deadlock in coal wage talks as authorities await a complaint from the National Labor Relations Board against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for refusing to bargain. Operators expect no immediate resumption of joint conferences as Joseph E. Moody is excluded and talks remain stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Association
Pollution order to stop river pollution at Fremont
Ohio health council ordered the City of Fremont and Great Lakes Sugar Company to stop polluting the Sandusky River by Sept 10 1949. They must install sewage facilities and have them in operation to prevent pollution. Sanitation will inspect the progress at the end of the period. Neither party disputed the findings. In Cleveland, twenty manhole covers were replaced after police busted a three man ring that stole and sold scrap covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Ohio Health Council
Fremont
Great Lakes Sugar Company
Sandusky River
State Health Department
Division of Sanitation
The
Health Department
Cleveland
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast For Sunday
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for a clear and cool afternoon with northwest winds around 15 mph. Tonight will be clear and not as cool with west winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday trends partly cloudy and warmer with a low around 46 and high near 58. Also see Geisel for Stonco All Aluminum Storm Windows at 61 West Ave. Phone 2991. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Geisel
Stonco
West Ave
American Consul General in Jerusalem Gravely Wounded
Washington reports American consul general Thomas C. Wasson in Jerusalem has been gravely wounded after a truce commission meeting. He was taken to Hadassah English Mission Hospital as heavy fighting rages in the old city. Two other U.S. naval communications unit members were wounded, including Herbert M. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas C. Wasson
Jerusalem
Holy City
State Department
Wasson
Hadassah
William Burdette
Naval Communications
Herbert M. Walker
Consulate General
Bannon
Midwest Faces Another Winter Shortage of Natural Gas
Federal power commission officials warn the Midwest will likely face a winter gas shortage that could shutter factories and keep homes in the 60s. Hearings continue as gas curtailment orders loom. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline and Midwest Gas Lifeline say they need over 500 million cf daily for summer and winter storage, but only about 435 million cf daily will be supplied, with 35 million cf allocated from the Big Inch Pipeline to bridge the gap. The gap may widen next winter despite plans to boost Panhandle output in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Midwest
Commission
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Midwest Gas Lifeline
Panhandle
Big Inch
Texas Eastern Transmission Co. Commission
Memorial Service at St Pauls Evangelical Church
Memorial service for deceased veterans set for tomorrow evening at St Pauls Evangelical Church at eight. Organized by numerous veterans and auxiliary groups including American Legion Posts 12 and 347, VFW Posts 1079 and 3341, Disabled American Veterans Post 49, Navy and Air Corps Mothers, Daughters of the American Revolution, and several affiliated units. Rev J Edward Lair of Highland Congregational will deliver the address. Honors given to those who died in the past year across Spanish American War, World Wars I and II. Special music by local musicians and ministers Ernst Irion Louis Novak and Fred Ulrich. Arrangements led by Elyria Ministerial Association. Memorial Day parade planned for 3:30 pm May 31. preparations underway at Ely Park flagpole at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Woodworth
Len
Women's Relief Corps
Mary A. Chandler
P. D. Reefy
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union
Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans
Major Woodworth
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navy
Air Corps
J. Edward Lair
Highland Congregational Church of
Cleveland
U. S. Navy
Charles Adams
Melvin Brown
Charles Clark
George Fortin
E. F. McRoberts
Frank Peters
Ross W. Aungst
Edward Bainbridge
Bernard Barnes
F. L. Bohrer
Vincent Ferrito
H. A. Keating
Dr. L. C. Meredith
Rudolph Pasenow
C. G. Pearson
C. H. Perry
W. E. Piper
Frank Randelman
George Sarich
Cornealous Whitehead
J. H Huffman
E. B
Elyria
Tichenor Resigns as Elyria Office Manager
The Elyria office of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and the Ohio State Employment Service announces the resignation of James R. Tichenor as manager effective today at 212 Middle Avenue. Martin McManus is named acting manager and Kenneth Barclay is added to staff as interviewer with plans to assume Vet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Tichenor
Elyria
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
Middle Avenue
Martin McManus
Tichenor
Kenneth Barclay
Gulf Road
Vet- No. I
Two Kent Students Injured In Light Plane Crash
Two Kent State University students were in fair condition after a light cabin plane owned by the university flying club crashed at Stow airport. Miriam Pugh, 23, of Mansfield, suffered a broken back, and Richard Johnson, 26, of Cleveland, fractured his skull. The sheriff said Johnson banked the plane too steeply and stalled during a turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kent State University
Stow
Miriam Pugh
Mansfield
Richard Johnson
Cleveland
St Thomas’ Hospital
Johnson
Egyptian Troops Reach Bethlehem As Jerusalem Nears
Egyptian forces advanced to Bethlehem five miles south of Jerusalem and light Egyptian units moved north from Beer Sheba to Hebron, while the southern column of Abdullah’s Arab Legion occupied Bethlehem. Four Egyptian Spitfires were shot down by RAF fighters near Ramat David. Jewish community of about 100,000 remained isolated in the Holy City.
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Cairo
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Abdallah
Arab Legion
Haifa
Ramat David
Beer- Sheba
Hebron
King Abdullah
Kfar Ezion
Holy City
Body of Elyria Soldier Will Arrive Tuesday
The body of Pvt. Morris C. Kiplinger who died near Metz France on October 25 1944 will arrive in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. Kiplinger 21 born August 12 1923 was a student at Fenn College Cleveland he served with Company L 1st Regiment 44th Division. He is survived by his parents and grandfather of North Ridgeville. Funeral services will be held at Ridgeville Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Thursday with military rites at the grave. Burial will be in Ridgeville cemetery.
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Morris C. Kiplinger
Metz
France
Elyria
Pvt
Kiplinger
Charles Kiplinger
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Fenn College
Cleveland
T1st
United States
U. S. Army
Lawrence Victory
Ridgeville
Elvin A. Kiplinger
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Civic Leader To Speak At Commencement
J T Griffin of Cleveland a noted civic leader will speak at the commencement exercises of the M B Johnson School of Nursing at Elysia Memorial Hospital. The ceremony is set for June 4 at the First Congregational Church. Griffin is area group manager for Sears Roebuck and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Griffin
Cleveland
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elysia Memorial Hospital
First Congregational Church
Griffin
Sears Roebuck and Company
Five Die in New York Head-On Car Crash
Five persons died and five were injured in a head-on collision in New York. Victims included Henry Comens, 72, his son Harry, 44, and daughter-in-law Anna, 40, in one car, and Peter Motola, 22, along with a 19-year-old unidentified girl in the other. Four passengers with Comens were hurt and another in Motola’s car sustained injuries.
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New Yorke
New York
Henry Comens
Harry
Anna
Peter Motola
Gir
Comens
Motola
Locust Bait Draws Fishermen in Galha County
In Galha County, farmers fear the 17 year locust invasion will damage crops while fishermen find seven year locusts superb bait. Clair Kimball reports locusts are the best fish bait, claiming bass cannot resist the morsel. Also noted is a Motorola TV offer at 179.95 with Erb Radio, phone 3176.
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Gallipolis
Galha
Clair Kimball
Motorola
Next Move Up To The President
Washington officials of three railroad unions say any further settlement must come from the White House. D B Robertson leader of the Firemen and Enginemen union said the next move is up to the government and a settlement must be negotiated. He and other union heads may confer with Presidential Labor Advisor John R Steelman as talks fail to produce a resolution after yesterday’s bargaining session ended without agreement.
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Washington
White House
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Alvanley Johnston
Engineers
A. J. Glover
John R. Steelman
Camporee Draws 620 Scouts to Norwalk Fair Grounds
About 620 Boy Scouts from Lorain Erie and Huron Counties attend the Faire lands Area Scout Camporee at Norwalk Huron County Fair Grounds. Elyria saw 100 participants as the event opened yesterday and runs through tomorrow with demonstrations campfire services and afternoon scouting skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Erie
Huron Counties
Huron County Fair Grounds
Norwalk
Fairgrounds
St. Pauls Church
Comporee
Lorain County Civil Court Reaches 50000th Case Milestone
Judges Findley and Cook withheld the 50000th civil docket entry for special notice. The paper, titled In re the administration of justice within Lorain County, Olmo, reviews court progress since May 24 1824. The county’s 50000 cases span 90 years. by year end about one third filed will have been handled under current judges since 1935.
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Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Lorain County
Olmo
New Pastor To Be Installed At Oberlin
The Rev. Fr Thomas Kirby S TD will be installed as pastor of Sacred Heart church at the 11 am Mass Sunday May 23 by Rt. Rev. Msgr. William J. Newton. The Rev. Fr. Robert C. Blair is assistant pastor. The ad also notes geranium plants for sale.
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Oberlin
Thomas Kirby S
Sacred Heart Church
William J. Newton
Lorain County
Robert C. Blair
Union Votes To End Long Violent Strike At Meat Plants
The CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union ordered members at Swift Cudahy and Armour plants to cease picketing at noon and said the long strike ends for those firms. Workers return Monday on prestrike terms. Wilson and Company walkout continues after refusing arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Swift, Cudahy and Armour Meat
Wilson and Company
Hig
Driver Faces Charge Of Traffic Manslaughter
William B. Stirgwolot, 33, of Bay Village, faces a traffic manslaughter charge for the death of Barbara Willis, 13, struck on Route 82 near the Columbia Ballroom while returning from a school party. Barbara Willis, daughter of Mr and Mrs F Edward Wills, was buried in Salt Lick Kentucky. Two classmates 13 year olds Ida Bokay and Dean Austin testify at the preliminary hearing. Deputy Sheriff George Kosco and Assistant Prosecutor Richard Horan handled the case and bond was set at 1000 dollars by Justice James Horn. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan noted criticism over body removal. Coroner 8, C Ward directed the body be brought to Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Stirgwolt
Russel Road
Bay Village
Barabara
Jean Willis
Hawke Road
Barbara
Stirgwollt
Columbia Ballroom
George Kosco
Stirgwolt
Richard Horan
James Horn
Ida Bokay
Dean Austin
F. Edward Wills
Lorain County
Lakewood
Salt Lick
Carl R. Finegan
Berea
C. Ward
Gone County
Elyria
Two Hurt When Car Flies 109 Feet In Two Hops
In Newark a convertible coupe carrying Harold Robinson and Fred Mossman, both 24, skidded on a bridge, struck a tree, and vaulted 109 feet in two hops before crashing. They are reported in fair condition with deep facial lacerations. The car’s motor tore loose and flew an additional 75 feet.
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Newark
Harold Robinson
Fred Mossman
Richard Fitzsimmons
Robinson
Heath
Truck Driver Dies as Bridge Collapses Under Load
Donald Sands of Cambridge Indiana perished when his truck carrying 20 tons of steel toppled a bridge and burned. The Rinehart Transfer Co. vehicle was en route to Connersville Indiana. A separate crash near Beech er left 16 injured when a Southern Limited bus struck a tree. investigators cite possible axle failure as the bus sped 40 to 50 mph from Chicago to Paducah.
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Hamilton
Donald Sands
Cambridge
Ind
Fred Hammerle
Butler County
Rinehart Transfer Co
Portsmouth
Connersville
Beecher
Southern Limited
Haiman Decke
Chicago
Paducah
U S May Take Seizure Case To UN Council
Diplomatic sources indicate the United States may bring Lebanon before the United Nations Security Council if it refuses to release 40 Americans seized from a U.S. ship in Beirut. The move aims to rally world opinion and leverage UN backing for the demand, recalling a similar 1946 threat to Yugoslavia over captured American fliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Lebanon
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Beirut
UN Security Council
United States
World Organization
Yugoslavia
Ask Markers Not Be Removed From Vets Graves
An Elyria American Legion officer urged the public not to remove markers placed over veterans graves for Memorial Day observances. The markers help ensure no grave is missed as the Memorial Day Committee decorates the sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Memorial Day Committee
Finders Keepers Classified Ad For Lost Pets and Items
The Chronicle-Telegram Classified urges readers to report lost pets and articles by phone call to 44-121. It promises many items are recovered through these ads and encourages trying this service.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
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Kent
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Elyria Frozen Food Service
Fuller Rd
UN Council
Noyewwe
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