No Immediate End Of War In Palestine Seen
The article notes no end to Arab-Israeli fighting in Palestine. Arab forces encircle Jerusalem while fighting continues elsewhere. Israel accepts a UN truce demand but indications show Trans-Jordan and Egypt may persist in attacks. Jewish positions in Jerusalem and along the coast appear to endure.
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Palestine
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Holy Land
Trans-Jordan
Egypt
Jerusalem
Holy City
Negev
Galilee
Haifa
Jaffa
United Nations
Two Injured In Auto Collision Near Barton Road
Ryks 21 of North Olmsted and Amend 21 of Cleveland suffered possible fractures in a Route 20 crash near Barton Road at 9 28 p m. Ryks allegedly made a U turn in front of Arthur Jones 31 Avon Lake. They were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other weekend crashes include Dindino 27 Lorain treated for facial and neck abrasions after a head on with Jeancola 41 Lorain. Jeancola fined for reckless driving. Ambulance front damaged and Boyson car rear damaged on Second Street at Middle Avenue. Multiple vehicles damaged on Lake Avenue and West River Road in separate accidents.
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Harry Ryks
North Olmsted
Cecile Amend
Cleveland
Route 20
Barton Road
Ryks
Arthur Jones
Avon Lake
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas Dindino
Lorain
William Jeancola
Lake Avenue
Jeancola
Bond Street
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Peter Boyson
West River Street
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Boyson
Beldon Tinney
R. D. Medina
Galen Gardner
Foster Avenue
Theophil Stavers
C. J. McCarthy
R. D
Wellington
West River Road
Schadden Road
Lorain Man Killed In Crash Of Truck
Charles Daugherty, 23, of Lorain, was killed when a truck driven by Charles McGinty, 30, of Cleveland, veered into a bridge abutment on the Sharon Mercer Highway and overturned. Three other Cleveland passengers were injured and treated at Buhl Hospital.
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Sharon. Pa
Charles Daugherty
Lorain
Charles McGinty
Cleveland
Sharon-Mercer
Daugherty
Sharon
Buhl Hospital
Joseph Hakavy
Samuel Suthers
Robert Grove
Cleveland forecast: cool, fair, with light northerly winds
Northeastern Ohio remains fair and cool through this afternoon into tonight and Tuesday. Variable light winds shift mostly north. Lows tonight near 42 degrees and a high Tuesday around 66.
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Cleveland
Ohio
POTTED Tomato Plants and Geraniums Ad from Resar Florist
Resar Florist advertises potted tomato plants at 4 cents each and large geranium plants in colors also at 4 cents. The notice includes a sale for Steaco All Aluminum Combination Storm Windows, available in regular and casement styles, with prompt delivery from West Ave, phone 2991.
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Resar Florist
Geisel
Steaco
West Ave
Chicago Man Slain By Gunmen After Street Chase
Leo Friedman known as Little Sneeze and tied to Mercury Recording Company was killed by two or three gunmen as he fled down a dark Chicago street. They fired after him in a slow pursuit until he collapsed over a fence and was shot in the head. His widow Carol described the escape and shots. Police fear a rising underworld violence after the incident.
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Chicago
Recording Company
Leo
Little Sneeze) Briedman
Mercury Recording Company
Friedman
Carol
West Side
Jackson Boulevard
Couple accused of thefts to fund honeymoon trip
McKeesport Pennsylvania police hold Ralph Bain, 20, and Catherine Bain, 23, after they allegedly robbed a dairy in McKeesport for 57 dollars on April 26 to finance their honeymoon. They traveled to Baltimore, married the next day, then stole a car in Ohio on May 1 and wrecked it. They are charged with further store and bar robberies in Versalles Township and McKeesport.
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Mckeesport
Ralph Bain
Catherine
Columbus
Frederick H. Bradley
Baltimore
Ohio
Versalles Township
Rainless forecast cheers Ohio farmers in two day outlook
United Press reports Ohio farmers gained relief as a rainless forecast predicted two dry days. Partly cloudy and cool conditions were expected through Monday with increasing cloudiness Tuesday. Many low lying fields began drying, enabling corn planting to proceed.
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Ohio
Deer Seen Running In Field Near City
A young deer was observed Sunday morning in Elyria near the city area. Mr and Mrs Joe Loftus report seeing the animal in fields beyond 16th street on East Avenue early yesterday.
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Elyria
Joe Loftus
16Th Street
East Avenue
Oregon Result Boosts Stock Of Dewey
Washington reports Oregon's Republican presidential primary awarded Gov. Thomas E. Dewey 12 delegates by about 9,000 votes in a winner take all contest. The result improves Dewey's standing despite Stassen shellackings in earlier contests. Delegates totals show open pledges and unpledged votes shaping the nomination race.
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Washington
Oregon
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
New Yorker
Stassen
Dewey
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New York
New Hampshire
Alabama
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Minnesota
Ohio
Alamama
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Michigan
Illinois
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Tennessee
Connecticut
North Dakota
Texas
California
South Dakota
Indiana
Alaska
Body Of Amherst Soldier Will Arrive Wednesday
Amherst news reports the return of Col. Donald N. Daley, World War II veteran killed in Burma, with services in Amherst. Daley, born Feb 12 1922, survived by his father and siblings, will be laid to rest at Brownhelm cemetery after military honors at Zilch Funeral Home.
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Amherst
Donald N. Daley
Columbus
Elyria
Zilch Funeral Home
Cpl. Daley
Ambherst
Harry Mischka Meat Market
Webster Drug Store
New York Central Railroad
Congregational Church
U. S. Army
Myitkyina
Lido Road
Burma
Thomas Daley
Lloyd Webster
Vermilion
James
Tom
Patrick
Lorain
Jack
Merchant Marines
Theresa Bringman
Brownhelm
Zilch
Thurman N. Tobias
Outfit
Donald
Grace Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Akron
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Brownhelm Cemetery
Triplets Boosts Father's Total To 35 Children
New York reports 68 year old Andre Dupre and his 34 year old wife Juanita welcomed triplets Joseph Mary and Gloria in their East Harlem flat. The babies weighed four to four and a half pounds and were delivered with police aid and a nurse. Dupre, a Marseille native, already has 34 other children from previous marriages. Continues to plan expanding his brood.
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New York
Andre Dupre
Dupre
Juanita
East
Harlem
Joseph
Mary
Gloria
Harlem Hospital
Marseille
St Agnes School to Graduate 18 Students on June 6
Eighteen eighth grade students at St. Agnes School will graduate at commencement exercises on Sunday, June 6. Rev. Leo J. Brissel, pastor of St. Agnes Church, will give the address at the 8 o'clock Mass. Graduates include Dolores Bierek Kathleen Carney Theresa Kozel Alice Wichlacz Richard Boggs Robert Conrad Richard Dietsche Carl Dombrosky Robert Guy Michael Kozel Richard Kaiser Robert McCrain Eugene Myers Thomas Majesky Bernard Miller Kenneth Schuster Walter Wisniski and Stanley Yourkevitch.
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St. Agnes
Leo J. Brissel
St. Agnes Church
Dolores Bierek
Kathleen Carney
Theresa Kozel
Alice Wichlacz
Richard Boggs
Robert Conrad
Richard Dietsche
Carl Dombrosky
Robert Guy
Michael Kozel
Richard Kaiser
Robert McCrain
Eugene Myers
Thomas Majesky
Bernard Miller
Kenneth Schuster
Walter Wisniski
Stanley Yourkevitch
Brannan Named To Succeed Anderson as Secretary of Agriculture
President Truman nominated Charles F. Brannan, an assistant secretary of agriculture, to succeed Clinton P. Anderson as secretary. The move signals a handoff in leadership of the department amid ongoing agricultural policy work at the federal level.
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Brannan
Anderson
Washington
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Clinton P. Anderson
Group To Receive Plaque For Nursery School Work
At Elyria Woman's Club Social Progress meeting a plaque will be awarded to the Social Progress Department for aiding the Elyria Nursery School during the war years. The department and AWVS volunteers helped operate the school for mothers in war industry jobs. funds from the nursery treasury funded an oxygen tent, hospital equipment, and movie projectors for local schools and Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Elyria Nursery School
AWVS
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Iti
Chrysler And Union To Open Wage Talks
Chrysler Corporation and the United Auto Workers agreed to open wage negotiations for the first time during the 13 day strike involving 73 000 workers. Governor Sigler mediated the secret talks and set a Wednesday session with only principals present.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
CIO United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Sigler
Case Sigler
Norman Matthews
UAW
Emily Mazey
Robert Conder
John Leary
Conder
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Buick
Boy, 11 Admits Killing Father in Chicago
Bradley Mallder, 11, told police he shot his father Albert Malder in Chicago after his father struck his mother. He said he intended only to scare him as the gun discharged from his father’s holster. The father died. Bradley’s grandmother Mary Nomanzs, 65, was wounded by the same bullet.
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Chicago
Bradley Mallider
Bradley Mallder
Albert Malider
Malder
Bradley
Mary Nomanzs
Youth Injured In Shooting Accident Near Lorain Farm
James Smith eighteen of 840 South Central Drive Lorain was accidentally shot in the hip by a .22 rifle while camping on his uncle’s farm on Jaeger road deputy sheriffs reported. He and two others sat by a stream shooting cans when his leg struck the rifle causing discharge. He was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain and listed in satisfactory condition.
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James Smith
South Central Drive
Lorain
Jaeger Road
James Majjasie
James
Allen Michalski
Allen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Strike ends lift hog prices as packing plants reopen
Partial settlement of the meat packing strike triggers higher hog prices in Chicago and St Louis with early openings up about one dollar per hundred pounds. About 80,000 workers are returning to Swift Armour and Cudahy plants after 67 days on strike while pickets continue before Wilson and Company sites amid arbitration disputes.
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Chicago
CIO Packinghouse
St. Louis
Bie
Swift, Armour and Cudahy
Wilson and Company
Wilson
Hospital School To Graduate 16 Student Nurses
Sixteen student nurses will graduate from the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital at commencement at the First Congregational Church on June 4. Names include Joan Allen Elyria Beatrice Amspauch Elyria Jeanne Brown Berlin Heights Shirley Bursley Elyria Doris Everling Milan Marie Feihl Cuyahoga Falls Mildred Keiffer Elyria Virginia Kuhl Collins Catherine McConville Elyria Netta Ray Elyria Hilda Root Spencer Vivian Sherman Elyria Catherine Simpson Conneaut Florence Smith Elyria Marilyn Snyder Conneaut and Margaret Wysogorski Elyria.
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M. B. Johnson
Bendix Employees To Vote In Union Security Election
United Auto Workers Local 971 members at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake will vote June 16 in a National Labor Relations Board union security election. The question asks whether to authorize union membership as a condition of continued employment. Eligibility includes 978 workers from the May 2 payroll, voting 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. at an off site company location after a company permit was refused.
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United Auto Workers
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
National Labor Relations Board
Weight Limit For Trucks Is Lifted
County commissioners lifted the spring thaw weight limit on county roads on the recommendation of County Engineer Don E Patterson. Funeral services will be held tomorrow for A H Ferbert former stenographer who rose to president of Pittsburgh Steamship Co died yesterday in Cleveland Clinic after a two week illness. Cause of death was not given.
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Don E. Patterson
Cleveland
A. H. Ferbert
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Ferbert
Cleveland Clinic
Glass Appointed Chairman For Next Chest Drive
J Edgar Glass, assistant to the president of Colson Corporation, was named general chairman of the 1949 Elyria Community Chest Campaign to be held next October. He previously chaired the industrial division in 1947 and has long been active in Chest drives locally. He lives at 401 Garford Avenue, Elyria, with his wife and nine year old daughter Nancy. He is a member of the First Congregational Church and Elyria Country Club.
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J. Edgar Glass
Colson Corporation
Elyria Community Chest
Ellsworth R. Schneider
Community Chest
Glass
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Body Of Soldier Will Arrive In Elyria Tuesday
The body of 2nd Lt. John Wyszynski, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Wyszynski of 308 East River Street, will arrive in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. He died in France on July 4, 1944. Born December 20, 1915 in Harris Wisconsin, he was a welder at American Radiator and Standard Sanitary before service and attended Elyria High School. Surviving are two brothers and two sisters, with funeral details set for Saturday morning at Holy Cross Church. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 will handle military services.
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John Wyszynski
Chester Wyszynski
East River Street
Elyria
France
Wyszynski
Harris Wisc
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Holy Cross Church
Elyria High School
Chester, Jr
Walter
Lorain
John Basinski
William Marvin
Bittner Funeral Home
Veterans of Foreign Warts Post 1079
Canton Policeman Shot By Burglars
A state wide alarm was issued for two burglars who critically wounded Patrolman Earl Acker 35 in Canton. Acker and partner Patrolman Boyd Moore exchanged fire with the burglars at Ninth street and Harrison avenue as they investigated a corner hardware store break in. Moore was cut by flying glass. Acker remained at the scene to eject his weapon as the gunfight ended with the burglars fleeing on foot. Witness Charles Riggler reported both men were in their late 30s, tall and short, wearing dark suits. It was unclear if the policemen or the criminals were injured further.
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Canton. O
Aultman Hospital
Earl Acker
Boyd Moore
Acker
Moore
Ninth Street
Harrison Avenue
W. G. Harrison
Charles Riggler
Harrison
Ohio weekend claims violence toll tops the state
Richard Weibling, 28, of Elyria, died when his motorcycle skidded into a guard rail on Route 77 near McConnellsville. The report lists at least 19 deaths from violence across Ohio, including murders, accidents, drownings, and a fatal shooting incident in Dayton. Funeral arrangements are noted for Weibling, with services at Bittner Funeral Home and St. Mary's church.
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Richard Weibling
East Avenue
Ohio
Weibling
McConnellsville
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dayton
William Stump
A. P. McDonald
McDonald
Stump
Washington D
Fred J. Schafer
Columus
Chillicothe
William Dawson
Clarksburg
Dawson
Charles Mason
Columbus
Felice
Leach Moore
Springfield
Elyria
Weston
W. Va
Irene Knorfkse
Michael McIsaac
Lincoln Highway
East Liverpool
Wayne
Mich
Gabriel Allen
Cleveland
Charles Hill
Mansfield
Edward S. Skowronski
Canton
Lewis Miller
New Philadelphia
D. M. Caramella
Lake Vesuvius
Lawrence County
Jack Fishburg
Portsmouth
Fishburn
Elyria Auto Parts Closed Tuesday Afternoon
A death in the family forces Elyria Auto Parts to close Tuesday afternoon from 1 o clock. The ad also lists Dr. Ray Smith offering evening appointments and a service for new transparent plates, repairs, relining, or rebuilding.
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Elyria Auto Parts
Adv
Ray Smith
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Walnut Street
James Miller
Jefferson
Hamilton
Union
ALI
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler Plymouth
W. Broad
Milton
Credit Jeweilers
Next Chest Drive
Elyria Frozen Food Service
Fuller Rd
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Eugene Miller
Thomas Richards
West Virginia
Miller
Perry-Fay Co
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Charles Hylen
Elson Shroyer
Stephen Doman
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