Snags Over Palestine Could Delay UN Adjournment
At Lake Success, New York, UN officials warned that negotiations over Palestine may prevent adjournment of the General Assembly by Thanksgiving. Britain balked at a Soviet American plan to end its mandate in staged steps, prompting fresh requests for instructions from the United States and Soviet Union as they press for partition and troop withdrawal timelines. Britain says dates must be set by London, planning a unified end to rule by August 1, but not in piecemeal fashion.
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Russia Calls Iran Oil Deal Cancellation Hostile
Moscow said it informed Tehran that canceling the 1946 oil agreement with the Soviet Union was a hostile act for which Iran must bear full responsibility. The note, delivered by Ambassador I V Zadchikovy, said Iran treacherously broke obligations and discriminated against the USSR.
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Azerbaijan
Increase In Valuations In County Townships Reported
County Auditor Frank Ayres says new building valuations totaling 496,100 will be added to village tax duplicates for the upcoming Fall period. The rise stems from new construction and remodeling completed before last April. Avon Lake leads with 167,260 and 34 dwellings, Avon 98,840 and 19, Wellington 43,060 and seven. Other entries include Grafton, Amherst, LaGrange, Oberlin, Sheffield Lake, Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and South Amherst with varying dwelling counts and nonresidential adds. Total items: 107 dwellings 38 garages 23 commercial 44 remodeled. Vote to continue strike.
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Wellington
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Amherst
LaGrange
Oberlin
Weather forecast for Northwestern Ohio in Cleveland area
Partly cloudy conditions with gusty winds and intermittent rain likely Saturday. Tonight's low expected around 28 with higher near 48 in the day. Local weather service notes and a contact address at Chrysler-Plymouth, 724 W. Brong Street, Cleveland.
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Gen Bradley to Be Chief Of Staff Of Army
President Truman announced Gen Omar Bradley will succeed Gen Dwight Eisenhower as Army Chief of Staff with Carl R Gray Jr named to replace Bradley as War Assets administrator. Maj Gen Clifton Gates to succeed Vandergrift as Marine commandant. Bradley to return to the War Department Dec 1 and assume duties after Eisenhower departs for Columbia University.
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Omar N. Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Bradley
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
Clifton B. Gates
A. A. Vandergrift
Marine Corps
Robert Tittlejohn
War Assets
War Department
Eisenhower
Eisenhower de Paris
Columbia University
Europe
Miss Ruby Puller To Reside Here
Miss Ruby Puller, home teacher for the Ohio Commission for the Blind, will take a regular residence at the Elyria Center for Sightless. Executive secretary Mrs. Georgia Rogers announced final arrangements after last night’s executive board meeting. Puller will instruct in weaving knitting and home improvement across several counties. Rogers also said a survey of blind residents and case histories has been resumed.
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Elyria Center
Georgia Rogers
Miss Pullen
Demand Medal Reassessment For Gen Meyers
AMVETS urged the Army to strip Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers of his service medals and to reexamine his disability claim seeking a $4601 monthly pension. Edgar C. Corry, national commander, said allowing Meyers to wear the Distinguished Service Medal and the Legion of Merit insults many other decorated veterans.
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Bennett BE. Meyers
Edgar C. Corry
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Meyers
Blood Bank Room Nears Use at Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees were informed the new blood bank room should be ready for use around December 15. The room and equipment are being prepared with Kiwanis Club funds supporting a county blood bank housed at the hospital.
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James A. Hewitt
Elytia Kiwanis Club
Hewitt
Bernard Chomet
K. H. Willard
Elas
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Peace Talk Sparks Call for Universal Disarmament
Dean Wittke urged that peace based on force breeds future wars at a First Congregational church dinner. He warned nations use national security as power politics and urged total disarmament to end war threats. He noted a slump in morality amid unAmericanism probes and warfare rule violations, concluding true peace requires removing power politics. Page 2 reports a murder warrant in Cleveland for 18 year old Maryin Gheids who admitted beating an elderly city worker to death during a robbery attempt.
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Oberlin College
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Cleveland
Maryin Ghesis
Boy Loses Hand In Drive Inn Meat Grinder Accident
Lawton Decker and Jeanette Decker run Larry's Drive Inn on Middle Avenue. A six year old boy tried to help by feeding meat into an electric grinder. his hand became fastened, the plug was pulled, and responders had to reverse the machine to free him. The injury was severe and required medical treatment at the hospital.
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Walter J. Decker
Middle Avenue
Jeanette Decker
Drive Inn
Larry
Locusts Set to Infest Ohio Next Summer
Entomologists at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warn fruit growers to delay planting next spring or protect young trees from a 7 year locust swarm expected to invade the state next summer. Coverage may be best with cheesecloth during late May and early June. major impact where swarms were thickest 17 years ago.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
C. W. Cutright
Woostey
Soldier’s Body Arrives for Burial in Ridge Hill Park
The body of Sgt. Gat. David F. Uherka from Lakewood will arrive in Elyria Saturday at 3 15 p m and be moved to Budro Curtis Funeral Home before burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park at 4 p m. He served with the 333rd Infantry Band Division and was killed in Belgium on January 31 1945. He was born January 10 1910 in Prince George Virginia and was 28. Survived by his father Rev Frank Uherkin a daughter Donna and three sisters Mrs Robert Hunter Mrs Lester Pricy and Mrs Clarence Foss.
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Lakewood
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Belgium
Prince George
Virginia
Frank Uherlin
Uterka
Budro-Curtis Funeral Home
Hey
D. W. Dodils
Lakewood United Presbyterian Church
Bet. Uherka
Donna Uherka
Robert Hunter
North Olystes
Lester Pricy
Detroit
Clarence Foss
Donations Sought For Rare Blood Type In Lorain County
Lorain County Veterans Service Office appeals for volunteers to donate blood for a veteran at Ebyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The hospital needs type A or AH negative blood. one donor was found but more are required as the patient has internal bleeding and pneumonia. Call Turner Block Veterans Service Office at 3200 to donate.
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Turner Block
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed In Ohio By Governor Herbert
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert proclaims next Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving in Ohio urging residents to give thanks to God and remember the world’s desperate plight. Grain will be rushed to Europe as the Friendship Train carries breadbasket aid from the wheat belt to Europe’s hungry. The effort includes at least 15 carloads of net foods from seven southwestern states. A two hour California coast quake was recorded by Boston College seismograph station with a 11 01 44 p.m. EST temblor 2600 miles west southwest of Weston Massachusetts.
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Plane With Nine Men Aboard Falls In Pacific
A Navy P2O patrol plane with nine aboard crashed into the Pacific off the coast near San Diego while assisting Oma Heavers near a submarine. Navy ships and planes searched the area, dropping flares, but no wreckage or survivors were found.
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Truman Seeks Grain Cotton Wool Controls Drafted Like Stock Rules
President Truman urged government control of grain cotton and wool markets, proposing margins set by government policy similar to stock trading rules. He argued for rationing authority and dismissed Republican criticism as misreading his Congress speech. The reception to his message was broadly satisfactory.
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Peasants Ambush Carabinieri in Puglia Province
In Puglia, striking peasants ambushed two truckloads of Carabinieri near Ditonto nine miles west of Bari, killing at least two and wounding about 20. Communists-backed Malian Labor Federation voiced full solidarity with 200,000 peasants amid a 17 day campaign of riot and disruption.
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Communists in France Move Toward Control as Reservists Called
Premier designate Aeon Bhim presented a socialist program in the National Assembly while France mobilized 150000 citizen-soldiers amid a leftist push. The Communist manifesto urged defense committees and nationwide action as strikes spread with 10000 subway workers and train crews joining protests in Marseille and Paris.
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Leon Blum
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Blaim
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Strong Touch Of Winter In Wheat States
Wind driven snow and plunging temperatures sweep the wheat belt across Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas with five to ten degree readings above zero and six inches of snow in spots. The Chicago Weather Bureau forecasts even colder tonight as North Dakota braces for zero to five below. Forecasters warn the cold air may send flurries into the Mississippi Valley this evening. Minimum temperature last night reached five above in Scottsbluff Nebraska while Miami and Fort Myers Florida posted 84 degrees yesterday.
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Imment
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Miami
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Iquho
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Second Set Of Twins In Eighteen Months
Columbus resident Wilbur Nungesser learned he is the father of twin boys, his second set in 18 months, joining wife Martha and their three other children. The family comments on the rarity and happiness of the event as local entertainment notes hint at a club performance by IT'S Music you want Tony Mont and the Artisans with a warning on attendance.
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Wilbur Nungesser
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Tony Mont
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Marshall Still Refuses To Be Pessimistic
London. Secretary of State George C. Marshall arrived for the Big Four Conference on foreign ministers, saying he would not be pessimistic about the talks. He landed at Northolt on Truman’s plane with a small entourage and declined to discuss German treaty details.
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George C. Marshall
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Northolt
Truman
Washington
Building Inspector to Speak at Elyria Realtors Luncheon
Hart Dickason, Elyria building inspector, will address the Elyria Board of Realtors at the Graystone Hotel luncheon on November 25. Secretary R F Redington said Dickason will discuss zoning and the city building code.
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Graystone Hotel
R. F. Redington
Dickason
No Bigger Spenrthrift Than A Penny Says Fincher
A garbled Exchange cites Somenne Fincher claiming charity and ads profit in Chronicle Telegram's Wanted 19 Buy Ads. The faulty text urges readers to list idle articles for sale before Christmas, noting ads generate profit for someone and encouraging calls to place notices.
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