President Truman Enjoying Florida Vacation Start
President Truman arrives at Key West Florida for a tropical vacation with a warm sun and planned fishing. The president's party includes aides and likely changes to administration posts are discussed among advisers as they plan for January.
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Screen Writer Dies Aboard His Yacht
Beverly Hills screen writer Ceér, age 40, died aboard his yacht off Catalina. Sleeping pills were found in his pocket as authorities investigated an apparent natural death during the voyage. Local obituaries and scattered school names appear in the damaged text.
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Cal
Beverly Hills
Catalina
Weather Forecast Update for Northeastern District
Stormy weather notice reports cloudy skies with chance of rain in the afternoon. Temperatures moderate with winds easing later. overall precipitation possible.
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van Moder
Conviction Of Former General Meyers Upheld By Court
In a two to one decision the US Court of Appeals affirmed Bennet El Meyers, a wartime Air Force procurement official, finding him guilty of inducing the Senate war investigation subcommittee about his secret ownership of the Aviation Electric Co. Meyers is imprisoned serving 20 months to five years after being dismissed by President Truman and stripped of retirement pay and decorations. Associate Justice Prettyman dissented from the majority.
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Bennet el Meyers
Gre
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Meyers
Elijah Barrett Prettyman
Alexander Holtz
Immed . Meyers
Air Force
Bletter H. Lamarre
Senate
Aviation Electric Co
Van
Lamarre
Congress Promises Debate Over Labor Law Reforms
Washington expects a new labor law next year with likely changes to Taft-Hartley and Norris-LaGuardia provisions. President Truman backs repeal in early January while lawmakers debate keeping certain clauses and adding a new conciliations service within the Labor Department.
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Democratic Congress
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Messece
Taft-Hartie
Hariley
Repubblicans
GOP
Houe
Semaic Sill
Allen J. Ellender
Eltender
Senate Labor Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Ellender
Labor Department
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mir
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Truman tax plan eyed by Ebberhart predicts higher incomes
Rep. H. P. Ebberharter predicts President Truman will ask Congress in January to raise income taxes on upper brackets and add an excess profits tax on corporations. Democrats debate, with some fearing tax hikes. others see potential revenue needs to fund expenditures amid a cautious business outlook.
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Washington
Herman P. Ebbernerter
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House Wars and Means
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Trumen
Johnell
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Supreme Court Set To Rule On Taft Labor Law Issue
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on the constitutionality of a section of the Taft Labor Act. The case arises from American Communications Aviation appealing a federal court decision in New York. It marks the first clear test of the law reaching the high court since its passage about eighteen months ago.
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Tre Sirery
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New
Fire damages porch at Dr Bodbeck home on Stanford Avenue
Fire yesterday afternoon damaged the rear porch of Dr O E Brodbeck's house at 1230 Stanford Avenue. Firemen reported a metal tub of hot ashes under the porch to prevent nearby children from danger and noted tar paper floor underside josts insulation and porch paint scorched. Dr Brodbeck helped contain the blaze with water pails as five firefighters arrived.
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Brodbeck
Fall Results In Injury To EHS Senior
A Washington senior named E H S, Rovert Avettar, sustains mouth and lip cuts after a fall. He continues the trip to Colam for treatment, while others receive minor mouth and lip injuries.
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E.H.S
Balunak
Accidents In Ohio Claim 14 Lives
United Press reports a string of Ohio road crashes that killed at least 14 people and injured several more. Victims included soldiers and civilians across multiple counties from Detroit area to Canton and Hillsboro, with drivers and passengers named among the deceased.
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Ohio
Dewey Vacationing In Tucson Ariz
President Dewey is reported vacationing in Tucson Arizona during a break from public duties. Details on itinerary or meetings were not disclosed. local observers note a quiet personal respite away from campaign events.
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Dewey
Tucson, Ariz
Local Supervisor to Attend Eastern Conference in Cleveland
Will attend the Fall Supervisors Conference of the Eastern Ohio Trade and in Guerial Effort. The conference opens Wednesday at University. Program includes visits to Kent State University shops, a luncheon at noon, and talks on administering the Teacher Training Program and teacher morale problems. Clean wholesome food prepared as advertised by The Clevelander.
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AL Morris
Thomas and Campbell Indicted in Defraud Conspiracy
Federal indictment charges U S Representative J Parned Thomas of New Jersey with conspiring to defraud the government by creating dummy payroll workers and submitting false claims. The case involves secretary Miss Campbell and two helpers, with arraignment tentatively set for next Friday before Judge Richmond Bineeck.
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J. Parnedemas
New Jersey
Gay
Gerrard
Saasha
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Richmond Bineech
Miss Campbell
Myra Midkitt
Ass Campbell
Arnette Minnor
Iwce
House On American Activities Committee
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United Setates
Tom C. Clark
Lorain housing authority to cancel contract for trailer projects
The Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority informs the county it will cancel its contract managing the Kew Gardens and Valley View trailer projects for emergency veteran housing by December 31. About 125 trailers are reportedly in disrepair and beyond current income to maintain, with an estimated $8,300 needed for rehabilitation. County officials consider options, including selling or liquidating the projects, while commissioners debate the next steps.
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Etter
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Treclers
R. J Fortney
Dunn
Defense Budget Sparks Interservice Budget Clash Ahead of Congress
Observers expect renewed interservice wrangling as the Air Force seeks a larger share of the defense budget beyond the Truman fixed level. Congress will probe Army Navy and Air force needs as budget hearings open, with Air Force officials arguing the 70 group plan is essential to peacetime military readiness.
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Defense
James Forrestal
Fast Sprint
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W. Stuart Symongton
Senate Appropriations Committee
President's Air Policy Commission
Congressional Aviation Policy Board
Burglaries Reported Near Lorain and Clinton
The sheriff received reports of three weekend burglaries. At Richard Ward Construction Co. on 36th Street near Palm Avenue in Lorain $340 was taken from a filing cabinet after breakage of a window between 4 15 and 6 p m. The Gin Mill Tavern on Route 254 and Clinton Avenue was entered after a rear door window was broken, with a pinball machine juke box and assorted cigarettes, candy, wine taken. A third burglary involved Frank Kovas in South Amherst, with a Glamor ring pocket watch and gold chain valued at 225 stolen from a room. suspect named as an acquaintance who left for Alabama.
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Richard Ward Construction Co
36Th Street
Palm Avenue
Lorain
William Griesser
Frank Kovas
South Amherst
Alabama
Gin Mill Tavern
Route 254
Clinton Avenue
Praise Sparks For Two Pilots After Collision Landing
Columbus officials praised Lt. W A Keller and another Navy officer for skillful landings after their Corsair fighters collided while training at 7000 feet east of Columbus. Both pilots managed to land safely at nearby fields and were recognized for composure under pressure.
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Neavy
Navy
W. A. Keller
Delaware
D MM. Co
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State
Port Coin
Eight Lorain County WWII Soldiers Among Returned Graves
Eight bodies from Lorain County are among 7,129 U S service members returned from Italy aboard the Lawrence Victory. The Lorain group includes T Joseph C Boycik Army and Pvt Gordon H Cashner of Elyria, plus SSGT Burton E Fowler and Capt William C Gedecke of Avon. others include Pvt Ralph R Fer Hennes and more, with next of kin listed in Ohio.
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United States Army
Department of the Army
Lorain County
Ohio
T . Joseph C. Boycik
Army
Next of Kin
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East Thirty-fourth Street
Lorain
Gordon H. Cashner
Abram Cashner
East Fiver Street
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Cashner
Wellington
National Tube Company
Tunisia
Saierno
Anzio
Rome
Parother
Keith Cashner
Army Air Corps
Burton E. Fowler
Air Force
Frank Elmer Fowler
Reid Avenue
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Wiliam L. Gedecke
Avon
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National Guard
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Martin Says Truman Can Get His Program In New Congress
House Speaker Martin, a Massachusetts Republican, asserts President Truman should be able to push his program through in the new Congress. He notes the Democratic sweep gives the administration a strong position and believes Truman can secure support if he marshals the needed votes.
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UN May Order Jewish Troops Out Of Recently Won Territory
Paris reports the United Nations Security Council will meet to decide timing for ordering Jewish forces to withdraw from recently captured Galilee and Negev areas. Dr Ralph Bunche will present his report on Palestine while Arab leaders move toward Cairo for peace talks. Moshe Shertok and Aubrey Eban were en route to meetings in Cairo and with Bunche.
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United Nations Security Council
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Galilee
Ralph Bunche
Cairo
Arab Higher Committee
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Lebanon
London
Moshe Shertok
Israel
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Tel Aviv
Aubrey Eban
Shertok
Bunche
Control Of Ohio Senate Goes To Democrats
Lucas County officials declare Democrat Robert C. Ragan the winner over incumbent Raymond E. Hildebrand by 122 votes in a tight race. Final Senate control hinges on Franklin County results, with Evan P. Ford defeating Everet E. Addison in unofficial returns. Democrats hold 16 Senate seats pending official counts. Dwight Matchett of Greenville announces candidacy for Senate clerk if Democrats retain control.
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Tthe
State Senate
Lucas County Board of Elections
Raymond E. Hildebrand
The
Board of Elections
Robert C. Ragan
Hildebrand
Ragan
Franklin County
Evan P. Ford
Everet E. Addison
Dwight Matchett
Greenville
Senate
House
Deadlock in West Coast Maritime Strike Ended
In San Francisco the 68 day old West Coast Maritime strike deadlock was broken as employers and two CIO unions accepted a Roth formula to resume negotiations. The plan calls for sustained talks and a long term framework to prevent strikes and lockouts with the national CIO joining and underwriting the contract.
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West Coast
CIO
Almon E. Roth
Employers’ Council
National
Counc H
Motorcyclist Suffers Injuries After Crash Near Spencer
Wellington Paul Shepard aged 22 sustained two fractures in his left ankle and body bruises when a motorcycle crash occurred at 4 p m Saturday while returning from Spencer on a motocross ride. He was treated at Oberlin Hospital and later taken home by the Hot Potto Company in Wellington.
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Paul Shepard
Spencer
Shepard
Oberlin Hospital
Hot Potato Company
Used stoves for sale advertised in inexpensive Chronicle Telegram
Classified notice urges readers to call 44 121 or 44 131 to place ads for selling used stoves and other items. The tone highlights urgent demand and a simple contact method for quick listings.
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Russia
Chronicle- Telegram
Stenco All Aluminum Storm Windows Ad
See Geisel for the Stenco all aluminum combination storm windows regular and casement prompt delivery at 61 West Ave. Phone 299L Acw Newspaper hRbRive.
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