Two Killed in Violence Across Italy Amid Unrest
In Italy a revival of three weeks of political violence left two dead, one Communist and one Christian Democrat, in Calabria province. A Communist was wounded at Bisignano as police opened fire while demonstrators attacked party HQ. In Reggio Calabria a Christian Democrat student, Antonin Trunfin, 21, was shot during a Catholic Action meeting. Rioting spread to Modena with Communist rioters targeting Common Man party HQs. Meanwhile in Ohio, governor Herbert outlined a special session agenda including highway funds, welfare appropriations, a new auto tag, and liquor measures, noting substantial shifts in revenue and state aid to subdivisions.
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Rome
Calabtlé
Jaly
Bisignano
Fear Castaza
Calabria
Puglia
Amu
Conunen Man Party
Reggio Calabria
Bool
Antonin Trunfin
Catholic Action Association
Modena
Milan
Comunist
Common Man Party
Rute
Herbert
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Supreme Court
State Welfare Department
Dale Duniton
State General Revenue Fund
Elyria Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Local Deaths
Carr ie O Lynn 86 dies at home in Elyria following illness widow of Winfield Scott Lynn born April 17 1861 in Pontiac Ohio resided in Elyria three years from Muren Ohio survived by three daughters two sons many grandchildren and great grandchildren services Friday at Lydra Curtis Funeral Home burial Oakland Cemetery Sandusky other notices record New London area deaths include H B Gommelall 80 painter and decorator surviving wife two sisters and nephews service 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Grove Street Cemetery Minerva BD Wellers 74 died at daughter’s home longtime Elyria club caretaker survived by three daughters one son and husband burial Ridgelawn Cemetery Grace Lutheran services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Oberlin Lucy Pickworth death noted with funeral Wednesday Cowling-Sedgonians East Pittsfield and St Marys Crafton John Jaracz 68 Polish farmer Assumption Church burial St Marys Crafton Mary Palicka 66 Elyria resident died at hospital survived by four sons one daughter four grandchildren and siblings funeral arrangements pending
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Carrie O Lynn
Oakwood Street
Winfield Scott Lynn
Lynn
Pontiac
Ohio
Elyria
Muren
Methodist Church of
Plymouth
Mame Circle
Plora GC. Real
la Verne Krause
Sandisk
Rul Davis
Toledo
Walter O. Lynn
Harry E. Lynn
Sandusky
Oat
Lydra- Curtis Funeen
Hey
Salvatore Fariner
Christian Missionary Alliance Chapel
Oakland Cemetery
Sudrachirtis
New London
Gommelall
Iest
Lou
Minma
Wellers
Floyd C. Ling
Eastavert
Ely
Ladies Aid
Hernan Mady
Walter ‘Bagnell
Ployd
Long
Herman H. ‘Wellert
Chestnut Ridge Road
Peter Harvis
Perry
Grace Litheran Church
W. W. Walker
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Friends
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
John Jaracz
Indian Hollow Road
Poland
Cleveland
Assumption Church of
Grafton
Antonia
Joseph
Steve Mihalka
Zigmund
Mary Palicka
Whodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Czechoslovakia
Palicka
Emil
Flyria
Victor
U.S. Army
Julius
Job
Frank Kryzaniak
Elyings
Europe
Morthusband
Bittner Funeral Home
Mases
Six Americans Seized by Yugoslav Troops Returned
Trieste frontier near Yugoslavia reports six American soldiers from the 881 Cavalry were seized yesterday and returned at 2 20 a m. The men disappeared about an hour after crossing into Yugoslav hands and were held under a new hour security order before release.
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Trieste
Yugoslav
Sevser Aly
Yugosav
Two Accidents Send Five To Hospitals In Route 250 Crash
Two crashes on Route 250 near New London left five people injured, three in serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Weinburger of Perth Amboy were badly shocked, with Mrs. Weinburger suffering a head wound and a serious fracture in her party's accompanying relative. Mrs. Logi escaped injury in the first collision. In the second crash on Route 230 near New London, Mr. and Mrs. Keller of Nivarre were hospitalized at Ashland in serious condition, Mrs. Keller with a broken hip and internal injuries and Mr. Keller with chest and internal injuries.
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New London
KB. Weinburger
Perth Amboy
Manvoula
Detroit
Mich
Logi
Weinburger
New London Hospital
Martin Friedman
Porth Amboy
Weinburgers
Matsfield Hospital
Anduary
PG. Keller
Nivarre
Keller
Ateel Ladert
Canton
Ashland Hospital
Mrs. Keller
Mr. Keller
Christmas Season Telegraph Strike Threat Looms
WALLINGTON A three AFI union group begins polling about 40,000 Western Union Telegraph Co employees on a recommendation to strike for an hourly wage increase. Unions expect a near unanimous vote within 10 days, with a possible strike in two weeks. The Commercial Telegraphers Union Telegraph Employes Union and Telegraph Workers Union decry six week talks as unproductive.
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Wallington
AFI
Western Union Telegraph Co
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Telegraph [Employes Union
Telegraph Workers Union
Western Union
Yanal No
New York City
CIO American Communications Association
Indictments Swirl in Local Arson and Theft Cases
An Elyria man Roper Reed faces arson charges for a October fire at his Spring Street home in which two children escaped unharmed. Indictments for larceny name Talbert Statter and Jeery Thompson among others for stealing $500 worth of valuables from Mrs Nellie Stull on November 9, with $9,000 jewelry reportedly taken. Additional cases include auto theft, burglary, and issuing bad checks. numerous defendants are slated for arraignment before Common Pleas Judge D A Cauk Jr.
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Roper Reed
Spring Street
Elyvia
Talbert Statter
Jeery Thompson
Censar
Isweley
Nellie Stull
Russell Bates
Binkslob
Mapey
Donald Kixter
Clarence White
Thurghirs
Lee Painter, Jr
Rebbert Halbert
Norman Wye
Arthur Anderson
Burghiry
James Paumpbell
Walter Brown
Leta Municipal Cent
Robert ‘Thompson
Charles Johnson
Grand Fancer
Charles Ryais
Felombeus Islandt
Stumles Lada
Floyd Shaver
Geree Praghoieki
Wuto Daking
John Betvok
Geard Yareeny
Joetere Common Pleas
Fudge D. A. Cauk Prifiiv Nm Reing
Sit Down Mutiny By 69 Convicts At Wisconsin Prison
WAUPUN Wis 69 convicts barricaded themselves in the Whitpun state prison laundry and began a sit down mutiny. They moved out in groups as guards were doubled and riflemen were posted in seven towers. Acting Gov Rennebohm authorized guards to end the standoff with help from the national guard if needed. No violence reported early.
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Waupun
Wis
Wangan
John C. Burke
Burke
Oscar Rennebohm
Inday
Whitpun
Laundher
Kennebohm
John B. Mullen
Ware den
John G. Hive
Henry Veleke
George Amidon
Richard Jarvis
Gilbert Heichert
Convirts
Ank
State Welfare
A. W. Bayley
Tid Bayley
Rennebolin
George Hanley
Milwaukee
Hanley
USA
Eccles Calls For More Production Bulletin
Washington debate features Chairman Marviner S. Heeles of the Reserve Board proposing longer work hours and higher productivity to boost output. He cites need for expanded efforts across industry to sustain economic growth amid postwar demand.
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Washington
Marviner S. Heeles
Bedieval Reserve Board Today
Cardinals Baseball Club Sold in Major City Trade
ST. LOUIS exists as a misread city. The Cardinals Baseball Club was reportedly sold in a major trade. Details are unclear due to garbled text but involve a large sum and a prominent buyer. Names and exact figures are not recoverable from the fragment.
Prices At Noon In New York Markets
Noon prices in New York show American banks and major firms such as Westinghouse Woolworth Co and White Motors among listed stocks and bonds. The report cites the National Levee and Levers brands along with Standard of Ohio and Republic outfits, reflecting a mixed market day.
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N.Y. Cemral Beni
Wily Amorean
Mortgemiry Wark Oy
National Levey -Si Y Levers Bede
STM
Westinghouse Blovriss
Waly Woolworth Co
Beucix
Cond Motors
White Motors Republic Speek
Steeleg Standard of Ohio Cuties’ Service
Administration seeks power to buy entire farm crops
Washington reports that the Truman administration asked Congress for emergency authority to purchase all farm crops and permanent powers to regulate installment buying as part of a price stabilization plan for Europe. Senate leaders Vandenberg and Taft criticized the proposal, warning it could lead to a regimented economy. Carl Farrington described the plan to the joint committee, prompting sharp remarks from Taft.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Truman
Europe
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Robert A. Taft
Vandenberg
France
Italy
Austria
Tafl
Carl C. Farrington
Agriculture Department
Taft
Joint Economic Committee
County votes to buy Bendix dryers and washing unit for veteran camps
County Commissioners approve purchasing two Bendix dryers and a washing machine for veterans trailer camps at Kew Gardens Lorain and Elyria Gulf road with Ohio Public Service Co at 498.50 while a bid-advertising dispute leads Oscar G Dunn to abstain. A county adding machine 198 is bought, bids due December 10 for a probate court cabinet, and multiple civil suits divorce actions and a highway right of way case are noted along with a consolidation of verdicts in an appropriation case.
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Thomas McGeachie
Ala Branson
Bendix
Kew Gardens
Lorain
Elyria
Gulf Road
Ohio Public Service Co
Oscar G. Dunn
Victor
Cleveland
County Recorder
T'S
Common Pleas Court
Mary Conrad
Electric
Avon Lake
Returns To Civilian Life After Navy Service
Albert Pachuta of 344 Bond Street has returned to civilian life after nearly two years in the Navy. He served in Japan and China and was at Bikini Atoll during the atomic test. Previously employed by General Industries Company, he entered service January 1, 1946, and is the son of Mrs. Katherine Pa-Vebut.
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Albert Pachuta
Bondstreet
Heo
General Idustries Company
Navy
Japan
China
Bikini
Pacific
He J
Katherine Pa- Vebut
Defective Extension Cord Caused Blaze
Firefighters responded to a blaze at Bremmenans home on Washington Avenue at 3 24 in the morning. A bed and bedding burned with large holes in the wire springs and mattress. Firemen reported a defective extension cord caused the fire.
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Bremvensan
Washington Avenue
Brenneman
Police arrest for running red light at Broad and Cedar
Police report Charles Robinson of 140 West Street arrested at 7 20 am for driving through a red light at Broad and Cedar. He was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor A B R Agate. Melvin Hradley of 29 Chestnut Street arrested on a warrant by Mrs Blanch Croft, operator of Bill's Tavern on West Avenue, was fined 10 dollars and costs on a charge of disorderly conduct for disturbing the tavern on November 21.
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Stanley Busch
Cleveland
James Horn
Ridgeville
Charles Robinson
West Street
Broad and
Cedar Streets
A. BR. Agate
Melvin Hradley
Chestnut Street
Baby Sitter Admits Killing Two Year Old Girl
REWEATIN Minn Mary Japan 34 an experienced baby sitter sat wild eyed and nervous in the county jail after confessing she killed the two year old girl she was hired to watch. She admitted she hacked to death Ann General daughter of her neighbors Mr and Mrs Tony General but could give no reason for the murder. Police Chief Sig Lyndahl said Miss Sapan was guarded by sheriff's deputies in the county jail at Grand Rapids and appeared in a serious nervous state. She wept hysterically yesterday as she told police she had hacked the General girl with a singed edged axe nearly decapitating her I dont know why I did it she sobbed I have always liked children and I never have wanted to do anything like this before
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Reweatin
Minn
Mary Japan
Tiasca County
Ann General
Tony General
Sig Lyndahl
Miss Sapan
Grand Rapids
Singh
Lye
Two Cars And A Truck Damaged In West River Street Incident
At 7 30 p m yesterday two cars and a truck were damaged on West River street when a car driven by Mary Danitz pushed along by William Lenhart collided with John Ingram s parked truck on 520 West River. Danitz said she steered into the truck to avoid an approaching car. A second incident at 10 50 a m involved a car parked at 333 Harvard avenue being struck by a non stopping car. A third report said Howard Holmes s car was crowded into a collision with a car owned by Stagley Rehm parked at 751 West River street.
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West River Street
Mary Danitz
Bell Avenue
William Lenhart
West Street
John Ingram
West River
Miss Danitz
Rolf Krotseng
East Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Howard Holmes
North Ridge Road
Stagley Rehm
Rehm
Study Program To Keep Steel Production High
Washington sources say major steel makers met with Secretary Harriman to craft a voluntary plan to maintain high output and direct steel to essential users. The aim includes urging Congress to grant the government authority to allocate steel to Marshall Plan aided industries and curb prices, with expectations of limited future regulation if started early on a voluntary basis.
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Washington
Commerce
W. Averell
Harriman
Commerce Department
Congress
North Olmsted Meets To Hear Marjorie Harms Speaker
The North Olmsted Pre school Parents Association opens its first meeting on Tuesday November 25 at 3 p m in the North Olmsted High School large study hall. Marjorie Harms who directs Charming Children on radio will speak as the association hopes fathers and mothers of all pre school children in the village will attend.
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North Olmsted
Marjorie Harms
Frst
Two Types Of Hobbyists Seen By Editor At Madison Square Garden
New York editor Bassuk of Fun With Hobbies explains two hobbyist types collectors and craftsmen at the National Hobby Show. He notes collectors seek objects while builders create, often turning to other outlets when blocked. The exhibit includes a doughnut dunker by Doughnu Dunker and items from Bing Crosby and Fanny Hurst.
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New York
Alberta
Bassuk
Rassuk
Madison Square Garden
Brook- Lyh
Doe Cook
Frank
Buck
Bing Crosby
Bing
Fanny Hurst
Novell
Four Injured When Auto Crashes Into Train
Four persons were seriously injured when an automobile struck railroad watchman Paul De Franco at a crossing and then plowed into a Pennsylvania railroad train. Driver Carl Laseko and two passengers, Mary Louise Bililean and Dolores Turto, sustained multiple injuries. all were reported in poor condition.
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Columbus
Paul de Franco
Carl Laseko
de Franco
Laseko
Lascho
Mary Louise Bililean
Dolores Turto
Markets update from Cleveland list livestock and poultry prices
The Cleveland market report shows steer and cow prices across grades, calves and lambs steady with activity. hogs and sheep quoted with choices and middles. Live poultry prices list fowl, broilers, turkeys and ducks with ranged values for different types and weights.
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Cleveland
P. O. B. Cleevland
Market listing highlights and produce prices in Cleveland
The notice details various market items at Log Market Tina and Meqrowers Market Cleveland. Listings include apples, celery, beets, potatoes, and other produce with prices per unit or per bushel, plus quantities and quality notes for each item.
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Cleveland
Bolden
Bakle
Boeth
Pascal Bearta
Peck Bakis
Gt. Bekta. c
Community Book Fair Opens in Oberlin With 129 Exhibits
The Oberlin book fair, sponsored by Centennial Prosepoel and Pleasant school PTAs, features 129 exhibits. Students tour during school hours under Eleanor Stef Vens of Carnegie Library, then junior and senior high students attend 4:00 to 5:30 p.m., with the general public welcome 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Tonight at 8 p.m. a discussion on Books and Creative Writing for Adults will be led by Donald J. Lloyd Rudolf Kafka Paul B. Seal George Simpson and Mrs William E Stevenson. Last night Dr Leonard Stidg ley led a session for children and young people. Donations of books and art supplies are requested for UNESCO. Hostesses include Mrs H S Arnold Mrs S H Fairchild and Mrs Erby Cannon.
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Oberlin
Steand
Centennial
Prose Poel
Pleasant
Tweny
Prade Schol
Eleanor Stef Vens
Carnegie Library
Donald J. Lloyd
Rudolf Kafka
Paul B. Seal George Simpson
William E. Stevenson
Leonard Stidgley
Florence Fitch
Grace Schauffler
Felix White
Kenneth McNichols
R. W. Soens
D. Spurlack
PTA
Arthur Salo
Centennial School
H. S. Arnold
Prospect School Pta
Ralph E. Liske
Pleasant~ School Pta
Cochairmen
Snyder Calls For Continuing Budget Surplus
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder urged Congress that a continuing budget surplus is the best anti inflation tool. He told the House Banking and Currency committee that maintaining revenues over a balanced budget during prosperity can systematically reduce the national debt.
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Wadsminulun
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Congress
Snyder
Hoase Banking and Currency Committee
Rochester Township School Reopens After Mumps Epidemic
The Rochester Township School resumes this week after a prior week of closure due to a mumps outbreak in the district. County Superintendent C. A. Gibbons reported 26 of 62 pupils were absent yesterday, while 28 were absent when the closure was decided. The school will operate despite the high absentee rate.
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Rochester Township
C. A. Gibbons
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American Automobile Insurancy Co
Harvey Walker
Anne Wilson
Rust Street
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Day
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