Child Hit By Car Suffers Leg Injury
Stanley Bakey Jr of 266 Prospect street suffered a leg injury and brush burns after running into an eastbound car on Clark near Prospect driven by Ray Fox of Cleveland. Fox said the speed was about 15 mph and he and the boy's mother were taken to police HQ then hospital to check for fractures.
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Clark Street
Prospect
Ray 8
Fox
Cleveland
Stephen Hodovan
Vincent
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
North Ridge
Hodogan
Hans Doeblin
US Urges Romania to Ensure Fair Elections
The United States delivered a formal note to Bucharest urging Romania to guarantee fair elections next Wednesday. Burton Berry, the U.S. Political Representative, stressed Romeania’s pledge while noting prior notes about intimidation were rejected. The note downplays claims of pre election irregularities and reiterates U.S. emphasis on free expression and adherence to Yalta commitments.
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Washington
United States
Romania
U. S
Bucharest
Burton Y. Berry
Berry
U.S
Hominia
Eden Backs Bevin Policy at United Nations Session
London reports Anthony Eden, former foreign secretary, publicly endorses Ernest Bevin's stance at the United Nations meeting in New York. In Newcastle he said Bevin is pursuing the right course to strengthen the UN and advance the rule of law among nations.
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London
Anthony Eden
Ernest Bevin
United Nations
New York
Eden
Bevin
Newcastle
Report Colder Weather On Way
United Press reports that colder weather will hit the area Sunday night. Motorists should prepare for lower temperatures as frigid conditions from Canada and Alaska spread over a large part of the North Central United States and the mercury is expected to drop.
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United Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Canada
Alaska
United States
Mercury
Weather update and jewelry ad from Ohio station
Occasional rain in western Ohio will spread to a larger area by night with warmer conditions today and tonight. Sunday showers and windy, not much colder. New shipment of costume jewelry at Birklioe's, Ady. Prices starting at 200. Take your pick early.
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United Press
Ohio
Perdon
Birklioe’s
Ady
Egyptian Students in Cairo Demand Break with Britain
University students at Fuad El Awal cheer proposals for revolution against Britain, call to scrap the Anglo Egyptian treaty negotiations, and renew the demand for immediate British troop evacuation. A Wasirist leader lauds Russia and a student claims 1000 armed comrades nationwide. Newspapers expelled from campus by university order.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
Rescuers Climb Cobblestone Mountain After Plane Crash
Rescuers toil up rocky slopes toward the Western Airlines DC-3 wreckage on Cobblestone Mountain four miles from Kinsey ranch. Eleven aboard are feared dead as searchers in freezing temperatures push through three feet of snow and brush to reach the site. Pilot Max Crall spotted a smoldering wreckage marked with a red W after the crash during a windy course deviation from East Lake City to Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Cal
Western Airlines
Phot
Kinsey Ranch
Max Crall
East Lake City
Las Vegas
Nev
C. N. James
United Brethren And Evangelical Churches Merge
In Johnstown Pennsylvania the United Brethren and Evangelical churches consolidate to form the nation’s tenth largest denomination. Nine bishops 500 delegates and officers attend a service at First United Brethren Church to unite 700000 followers with missions eight colleges and three benevolent homes. The declaration is read by Rev A R Clippinger of Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton
United Brethren
Pennsylvania
Two Battleships To Go On Reserve Status
The Navy plans to place the 45,000 ton battleships Wisconsin and New Jersey on reserve status around January 1 as part of a fleet economy move under a new reorganization.
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Washington
Navy
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Smallpox Victim Escapes From Police
In Columbus Robert Hurst a 27 year old smallpox patient escaped from police custody at University Hospital using a comb to pick his handcuffs lock. The escape occurred at 1 30 a m and was the second escape this week. He left the hospital in a gown and blanket taking handcuffs and a restraining chain.
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Columbus
Robert Hurst
University Hospital
Hurst
Report First Injury Of Hunting Season
Benjamin Klesta, 14, of Indian Hollow Road, suffered a gunshot wound to his upper left arm at 4:20 p.m. yesterday while hunting near the Motto farm. He rode with his brother Stanley Jr and Henry Motta. the shot, likely from a .22 rifle, came from an unknown source. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Sheriff Department
Ben
Stanley Jr
Henry Motta
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Missouri Towns Terrified By Arsonists
Jittery residents fortified properties as state police hunted an arson gang sweeping through northern Missouri hamlets. Fire labs studied debris from three buildings burned yesterday in the latest fires. The gang may ride freight trains, using oil and gasoline to start blazes in towns lacking fire brigades, with robberies attempted as residents helped.
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Higher
Missouri
Wakenda
Brunswick
Dalton
Laclede
Glascow
Gilliam
Lend Lease costs top fifty billion to date in U S report
Treasury figures show total lend lease outlay through August 31 1945 at 50 596 698 489 with Britain receiving 31 367 559 327 and Russia 11 266 642 270 in reverse lend lease Also listed are France China Netherlands Belgium Czechoslovakia Turkey Norway and other nations totals and reverse figures Dayton announces 231 acres near Vandalia to host a new race track with operation likely in spring 1946
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Washington
United State
Treasury
British Empire
United States
Russia
France
China
Netherlands
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Norway
New Blizzard Threatens In Colorado
Denver reports a new blizzard threatening Colorado as railroad crews aid a mechanized cattle exodus. Between 20,000 and 30,000 weakened cattle leave the storm belt by train and truck to join 50,000 already moved into eastern Kangas pastures. The storm, moving from the north, brings high winds and heavy snow across Wyoming and northeastern Colorado, with warning extended to southern Colorado. The U.S. Weather Bureau urged radio stations and news agencies to alert stockmen in isolated areas.
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Denver
Colorado Plains
Kangas
Wyoming
Colorado
U. S. Weather ‘Bureau
Plans For Tax Cuts May Be Slowed Down
Washington reports a Republican push to slow a quick personal income tax cut after Congress convenes. Taft and other leaders favor spending cuts before tax reductions, with the Senate panel insisting budget cuts precede tax cuts. A younger House bloc led by Rep. Judd claims steering committee lacks youth representation and presses for budget emphasis first.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
Republican Steering Committee
Taft
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
Helmeted Police Break Up Hollywood Picket Line
Police in helmets charged a mass AFL picket at Columbia Studios in Hollywood arresting between 150 and 200 marchers as they sang the Star Spangled Banner. Fourteen women led the singing amid arrests of union leaders and allies, while a court order banned mass picketing.
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Columbia Studios
AFL
Wuglis
Des
Bevin Demands Confidence Vote After Foreign Policy Debate
In London Foreign Secretary Bevin pressed for a Commons confidence vote after Laborite Rebel proposed revising British foreign policy. Attlee aimed for a decisive test to unite Labor MPs amid intra party crisis and ensure unity before the week-end vote. Bevin, in New York for the Big Four talks, triggered the move during a tense parliamentary session.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Commons
Clement K. Attlee
Boevin
New York
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Republicans Plan To Challenge Bilbo Hot Fight Looms
Allies of Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi say he may be unable to attend the opening of the 60th Congress due to fitness and auto accident aftereffects. Reports say a public hearing date on Bilbo’s alleged efforts to bar Negro votes in Mississippi could begin, with hints of a Southern Democrat Republican filibuster if Bilbo appears January 3 or 4, 1947.
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Washington
Friends of Sea
Theodore G. Bilbo
Miss
Bilbo
Senate
Friends
Congress
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Mississippi
Bilbs
Negra
Wine tablets kill two men in Ripley farm incident
A toxic treatment of sweet wine with iron tablets caused the deaths of Howard Gorman aged 37 and James Moore aged 35 in Ripley. John Adams, 34, a farrier, was hospitalized in serious condition. Public notice for an Adv. chase on November 17 at 12 o'clock at Russell Spiegelberg farm on West Ridge Road.
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Howard Gorman
Farmer
James Moore
John Adams
Farrier
Cary Grant
Alexis Smith
Coon Chase
Russel Spiegelberg Farm
West Ridge Rd
Four Way Race For Majority Leader
Washington A scrap among House Democrats for the House Minority Leader post looms while Republicans push a four way race for the majority leader job. Everett Dirksen has joined Halleck Brown Jenkins in Ohio and Indiana contenders, as McCormack leads Democrats with Rayburn stepping down. southerners dominate the caucus debate over the floor leader.
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House
Everett M. Dirksen
R., II
Charles A. Halleck
Indiaa
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Thomas A. Jenkins
Philippine Republic denounces Soviet veto claim in UN
LAKE SUCCESS Philippine Republic denounces charges by the Soviet Union that smaller UN members seek to sow war by opposing the Big Five veto. Gen Carlos Promulo, famed for the resistance to Japan, told the General Assembly panel that the Soviet envoy wished to believe Great Powers could dominate forever. CAPITOL brief and unrelated ads follow.
Truman Challenged by Lewis In Soda Coal Standoff
Washington reports the Truman administration faces a showdown with John L. Lewis as United Mine Workers prepare to let their contract lapse next Wednesday. The government weighs injunctive action under the Smith Connally Act or prosecution of UMW officials. Krug may radio direct appeals to miners to stay at work.
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Truman
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Justice Department
UMW
Interior
J. A. Krug
Congress
Teapters
Big Five Seek Truce In Vet Battle
LAKE SUCCESS New York Big Five seek a truce in the battle of the veto to allow backroom talks on UN voting procedures. France mediator Alex Parodi suggests the General Assembly’s Political Committee declare an intermission while veto powers privately discuss modifying its use.
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N. Y
United Nations
Jenat
Security Council
Wero
France
Alexandre Parodi
UN General Assembly
Communists Take Dairen as Manchuria Port Falls
An authoritative Soviet source says Dairen the region’s largest port in Manchuria has been evacuated by Russians and placed under Chinese Communist control similar to Mukden and Changchun. Chinese forces led by Lin Piao reportedly assume full city control with no Nationalist troops present.
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Peiping
Sovet
Dalien
Manchuria
United Press
Darren
Boviets
Mukden
Changchun
Dairen
Harbin
Lin Piao
Felt hats resist rain with plastic-impregnated fibers
Chronicle Telegram ads promote all weather hats that keep shape when wet, thanks to fused fibers. It also touts For Sale listings as versatile, offering quick buyers for idle belongings on rainy days. Dial 12 or 418 for details.
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Chronicle- Telegram
BIRKLINE'S Installs Soft Water System for Better Results
BIRKLINE'S has installed a soft water system improving bleaching dyeing and permanent waving performance. The new setup eliminates the need for expensive shampoos or rinses. Adv. promotion notes easier maintenance and enhanced results.
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Birkline's
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