Coal Industry Weighs Paths After Krug Lewis Talks
Secretary Krug and United Mine Workers leader June Lewis met amid uncertainty over government plans to avert a potential strike by soft coal miners. Observers noted signs of stalled talks as operators joined discussions, with Krug urging a restart of contract negotiations to replace the post seizure agreement.
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Washington
J. A. Krug
June L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
AFL
Krug
Lewis
Krugs
Lewis and Krug
Fifty Two Miners Die In Czech Mine Explosion
The Ministry of Industry reports fifty two miners killed in an unexplained explosion at the Brown Coal Mine in Land northwest Bohemia. Victims include thirty seven Czechs seven Czech collaborators seven German prisoners and one free German miner. Rescue teams recovered bodies from the main corridor as they began evacuations.
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Prague
Bohemia
Ministry of Industry
Imaqueds
Raids at Zeilsheim Camp Seize Black Market Cache
American troops raided the Zeilsheim UNRRA displaced persons camp, seizing what officials called big time black market dealers. In the raid, officers recovered saccharine valued at $50,000, caches of American dollars, gold, military scrip, and a six inch stack of German marks. Lt Col Redmond J. Connolly led the operation with 100 soldiers and 24 Army CID agents. No hostility occurred. Some of the camp's 3300 Jewish residents remained in bed during the raid.
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Zeilsheim
Germany
UNRRA
Redmond J. Connolly
Brooklve
N.Y
Frankfurt
Army Criminal Investigation
Death notices and services for Harding Nichols Wirninest Smith Sullivan
Funeral services set for Mrs Allda J Harding at Fields Corners later. Mrs Birdie Nichols of 618 West River Street dies after months of illness. services at Nichols Funeral Home and burial in Brookdale. Jula Wirninest of Amherst dies at 55 North Main Street after illness. burial Cromwell Cemetery. Henry Smith Sullivan dies at home. funeral at Tate residence with Reverend Risp officiating. burial in Nava Cemetery.
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Allda Jane Harding
Fields Corners
CC Maple
Fo Thompson Wall
Fields Cemetery
Birdie Nichols
Bideon
Nichols
William N. Nichols
West River Street
Ddness
Port Hope
Moehigen
Loraur
Elva
William Thorpe
Nora Crossmier
Percy Triax
Nichols Funeral Home
Phlip To Wichern
Brookdale
Joan Wurmnest
Amherst
Jula Wirninest
North Main Street
Germany
Lorain
Thew Shovel Company
St. Peter's
Lot Henry Smith Sullivan Leis
Henry Sint AO
Clyde C. Smith
Nova
Troy Township
Fanny Campbell Smith
Smith
Martin H
Ind
Gilbert Funeral Home
Tate
Nava Methodist Church
Naya
War Dept Starts Economy Drive Cuts Forces and Payroll
Washington: The War Department began an economy drive today cutting 38 000 from domestic ground forces and 73 200 from civilian payrolls as part of a presidential order to shave one billion dollars from the army budget.
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War Dept
Washington
Te. Partipent
Teyman
Charges Against War Veterans Dismissed
A cluttered report notes that charges against several war veterans were dismissed after prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence. The piece references related personnel and court actions, with names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
Bevin's Foreign Policy Faces Labor Opposition in Parliament
In London the cabinet met amid protests as Labour rebels challenge Foreign Secretary Bevin over policy. Bevin’s job was seen as at risk by some MPs, with Hugh Dalton viewed as a possible successor to steer Britain toward Labour election aims.
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Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
May
Hugh Dalton
Britain
Labor Party
Four Known Dead In Banana Ripening Shed Explosion
An explosion at a banana ripening shed in Columbia causes four known deaths and multiple injuries. Reports indicate two dead on arrival at Columbia Hospital and two dead at Providence Hospital, with seven others hospitalized. Emergency responders and hospitals are treating the injured as investigators assess the scene.
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Carolina Conuembla
Rco
WN. Wessel Company
Columbia Hospital
Providence Hospital
Nine Enlist In Regular Army from Elyria and Lorain County
Nine men from Elyria and Lorain County join the regular army during the week. Pvt. Dellisanti, 1t-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dellisanti, enlisted for three years in the Army Air Force at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, with eight others also joining for three years or varying terms. The group includes John Allert Helber of Lorain, Robert Reinhart of Lorain, Robert Willham LeMay of Lorain, Robert Kelling of Lorain, Joseph Alexander Johns of Lorain, Richard Chraperouski of Lorain, Richard Cherke of Columbia Station, Orren Eugene Hensalds of Valley City, all awaiting further assignment.
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Gene Frank Dellisanti
West River Street
Elyria
Nedum TA. Chesser
U.S. Army
Dellisanti
Pete Dellisanti
Army Air Force
John Allert Heel Ber
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Navy
Minoan Airborne Division
Paole Theater of Opera
Robert John Reinhart
New Mexico Avenue
Robert Willham iLe
St H Street
Crenaien Department
Robert Ee Kelling
West 26Th Street
Tosepiy
Alexander Johns
East 20Th Street
West Nid Street
Richard Charhe Ur
Columbia Statio
And
Orren Fugene Hesnalds
Valley City
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Jr Hadassah Conducts Friday Sabbath Service at Temple
Jr Hadassah will conduct annual Sabbath services at the Temple on Friday November 5 with a regular service and two exceptions. Miss Reyna Brown will welcome the congregation. Mrs Ron Margole will read the weekly portion and Miss Dave Danzig will deliver the sermon. Kiddush will be hosted by Morris Brown and Julius Kerman will conduct the Wiemerat portion of the service.
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Locain-Elyria Jr. Hadassaty
Temple
9Th Street
Reid Ave
Noe
Toran
Foremen Hear Oil Company Fire Chief Meeting Disrupted
Foremen are slated to hear an oil company fire chief discuss safety at a meeting described as the principal topic. The chaotic note mentions delays, a hospital presence, and local references, with unclear specifics but hints at a public safety briefing and possible incident fallout.
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Oil Company
Miller Road Improvement Plan Outlined By State Officials
State highway department announced bids will be sought for upgrading Miller Road in Avon Lake. The plan lowers federal requirements, scales back the project to 24 feet wide nine inch reinforced concrete, and runs 16 miles south from Lake Road to serve the Finehauf Trailer Co. Costs won't be disclosed before bids. Federal share 50 percent would be covered with county and Avon village contributing the rest. a separate contract for a Nickel Plate Railroad crossing remains to be funded partly by federal and state.
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State” Highway Department of
iMits
Conn Cotte Mussioners
Miller Totd
Avon Lake
State Department
State Highway Department
Lake Road
Finehauf Trailer Co
Beng Bait
Avon Village
Tai
Coraly
Avon Tiage
Noted Astronomer Cited For Contempt By House Group
Washington reports that Dr. Harlow Shapley, Harvard astronomer, was cited for contempt by the House Committee on Un-American Activities after a stormy closed session. Rep. John E Rankin announced the witness was cited for refusing to answer questions and produce documents, following removal of Shapley from the room earlier.
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Washington
John E Rankin
Mass
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Rankin
Shap. Toy
Six Month Driving Ban Follows Route 10 Crash
Richard Cleveland, 21, of Green Springs, escapes severe injuries after his car rear-ends a truck driven by James Nock on Route 10 near Route 78 at 11 45 p m. He claims he dozed briefly before the collision. Both westbound vehicles were traveling about 50 and 30 mph. The accident caused a damaged car and minor injuries including head and arm lacerations. Cleveland received a six month driving suspension following the incident.
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Richard Cleveland
Green Springs
James Nock
Cleveland
Route 78
Kipton School Closed as Pump Installed
The Camden Township school at Kipton shut down today while a water system pump was installed. Officials said the disruption might extend the day. A pump installation was underway and attempts to restore service were in progress. Meanwhile a separate fatal crash on US 2 near Rex FParnel claimed the lives of two Kentuckians, ages 37 and another man from Marve vie Ry.
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Amelia Golde
Elyria
Andwur Building Co
Elyrra Savings and Trust
Camden Township
Kipton
Rod
Fupley Woo
Union School Students Hear UAW Housing Plans and Truman Meeting
George N. Love reports Union School in Elghnt praising the UAW’s housing program since 1940. Students learn of a Truman meeting with Steelman, Allen, and Wyatt on whether RLFC should fund industrialized or prefabricated housing and note possible price shifts from 10 000 to 12 000 for conventional homes.
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George N. Love
Elghnt
Bill Nicholas
UAW
Anna Verenson
Washington
Truman
John Steelman
George Allen
Wilson Wyatt
RLFC
A. F E. Stevenson
Paul Miley
Uaw-Cio
Ohio Union
I O W. Newton
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Elyria
Conference of Churchmen and Scientists in Moral Use of Atomic Energy
A 1948 Philadelphia conference brought together scientists and religious readers to discuss mutual understanding and the use of atomic energy for peace. Dr Walter C Michels and others spoke at the University of Pennsylvania physics department as leaders urged collaboration between science and faith to reveal truth and avert catastrophe. Australia to have straw houses.
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Galiieo
Jesus Christ
Philadelphia Conference of
Usless
Rey
Walter C. Michels
Brom Man
Carefer
Philadelphia
University of Pennesylvania
Tuields
Uman Thought
Sep Vier
wCopyright
New York Post
OPS workers to vote in union elections in multiple cities
Four hundred Ohio Public Service Co employees in Lorain, Lyons, and nearby cities will vote in a NLRB run-off to choose between the Utility Workers of America and the Operating Engineers Union as their bargaining agent. About 300 distribution department workers across Sandusky to Mansfield will decide between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the current agent.
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Cleveland
Ohio Public Service Co
Lorain
Mggs- Neld
Cittes
NLRB
Utiily Workers of America
ClOr
Operating Engineers Union
AFL
International Brotherhood Nt Electrical Workers
Ohio Public Services Co
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Bellevue
Vermilion
Elyria
Aswand
M le Jon
Alliance
Mansfield
le Tem
Campaign funds filed in Lorain County elections
Two Republican candidates in Lorain County were each reported to have contributed 200 dollars to fund their campaigns. Judea Guy Bo Findley, elected without opposition as judge of the Common Pleas Court, listed 8200 as total expenses, with the funds reportedly donated to the Lorain County Republican fund. A disorderly conduct arrest involving Mayer A R Agale added to the day’s local political and legal activity.
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Levan Crane ix Board of Elections
Tio Republican
Wowas
Rael Winter
Ofer
Listo
Lorain
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