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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1948
Page
7
Ohio voters chose Lausche to a second term despite a nationwide Republican trend. The Democratic governor-elect, born in Cleveland on November 14, 1895, rose from civic roles to mayor and state official, pledging reform and continued New Deal momentum.
In yesterday's election Lorain County voters elected R. J. Fortney and Norman Thompson as Democrats to join Oscar G. Dunn on the county board. Dunn, a Republican incumbent, will serve two more years as the third member alongside the new appointees.
Sen Alben W Barkley rose early in Paducah and rode to a Kentucky farm as congratulatory calls flowed after election returns. His son David said Barkley would return home later today and continue monitoring results. The veteran politician, known as the Man of Iron, sought quiet away from the waves of praise and calls.
Democrat Ed ward DeChant was elected to represent Loraim County in the Ohio General Assembly, defeating Republican incumbent Dr. N. D. Beckus yesterday. DeChant succeeds Beckus as the county's new state legislator.
The Atomic Energy Commission orders General Electric to withdraw union recognition from its atomic projects after finding no clear pursuit of charges of Communist affiliation by CIO United Electrical Workers. The case involves a broad set of allegations, including a civil suit for blacklisting and damages, with full compliance demanded from GE and union officials.
The 1829 Tom Thumb legend marks the first United States built locomotive unleashed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. AEC and Schenectady plants are cited in a fragmentary note about classified atomic work and G E connections in the era.
Paris secretary of state George C Marshall said today he was asked if he planned to resign and indicated he would respond. The report notes mounting pressure over policy and his future in the administration.
Marshall declined to say if he planned to quit after January 20 when the President is inaugurated. Aides noted cabinet practice of submitting a formal resignation at a presidential inauguration. India experiences a civil aviation boom.
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