Fear 51 Men Perished In Ship Disaster
KETCHIKAN Alaska search teams found no life around the severed bow of the Army freighter Clarksdale Victory. Officials believe all 51 crewmen perished when the stern broke away off the British Columbia coast during a May night storm. Lt Comdr Fred J. Schreiber reported a clean break and waves up to 50 feet. A thorough island search, aided by a sighted lifeboat and raft, yielded no survivors as guardsmen continued to scour the coast and beach for clues. The vessel, commanded by Capt Gerald R. Laugesen, was en route from Whitier Alaska to Seattle when wrecked off a remote Graham Island coast.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
Mayiday
Fred J. Schreiber
Tiny Hippo Island
Lonely Island
Schreiber
Broken Bow
Graham Island
Coast Guard
Clarksdale Victory
Gerald R. Laugesen
Oakland
Cat
Whitlier
Seattle
Probe Bombing Of Building In Rome
Rome political police investigated a bombing of a building used by communists and leftist allies printing their party papers. No casualties reported though windows and doors were damaged. The attack follows prior bombings of Christian Democrat and UOMO Qualunque offices. Authorities link the violence to a renewed leftist push amid Calabria clashes that left two killed and several wounded, with a Christian Democrat student killed at a Reggio Calabria meeting.
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Rome
Christian Democrat
Uomo Qualunque
Haly
Alcide de Gasperi
Calabria
Bisignano
Reggio de Calabria
Catholic Aclian Association
Choir Concert Friday in Elyria Downtown
Elyria High School a cappella choir will perform two Christmas carols on Friday night in downtown Elyria. Director J Martin Beck announced the free concert at 7 30 p m from the courthouse steps, featuring Carol of the Belts and While by My Sheep Watched, in a event tied to the downtown Christmas lighting.
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Elyria High School
Cappela
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
Court House
Weather forecast and local ads in Cleveland
The forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy and continued cold conditions with occasional snow flurries today tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 22 high Thursday 30. Also an ad for Olde Diner at No Ridgeville serving meals and sandwiches and an advertisement for a 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 3 door sedan with very low mileage at 220 Bellefield seen Thanksgiving Day only.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Yg Olde Diner
Ridgeville
Adv
Bellefield
Cleveland St
Part Of Railroad Men In France Go On Strike
Paris reports show part of France's railway workers defying a Communist call to strike. Trains operated on reduced schedules with Gare du Nord seeing limited service while mainlines in the west faced total stoppage. Government and transport ministers warned saboteurs and prepare stern action as talks continue.
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France
Paris
Gare du Nord
Raffic
Gare Ie Lazare
Gare Montparnasse
Gare’ de Lyons
lTransport Workers Federation
Christian Pineau
Premice Robert Schuman
Unii
T A. M.oday
Quarter Century Club Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
The Ely rng Foundry Division Quarter Century club held its third annual dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. Twenty nine of thirty five members attended and enjoyed dinner and fellowship. Honors included a tribute to four members who had passed and welcomes for five new gold pin recipients: Andy Simon Joseph Frowoznik John Chibrowski Vincent Olzenski Tom Zgoda. Two eligible men, Herman Saxon and John Smith, could not attend.
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Quarter Century Club of Ely
Rng Foundry
Spring Valley Country Club
Eddie Olszewski
Bert Arnold
August Hinkelman
W. F. Gollmar
H.C. Gollmar
Capitol
Adv
U S Acts To Conserve All Fuels
Washington moves to conserve firel oil coal gasoline and natural gas amid likely winter shortages. Officials seek voluntary conservation measures and request standby powers to control distribution and price. Gas deliveries face curtailment to ensure equitable supply, with industry pressure to allocate by need.
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Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Congress
Truman
Federal Power Commission Suday -Authorized
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Nix
Winds
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Petro- Newm
Interior Department
20 Russians Ordered To Leave France
PARIS The government expelled 20 Russians for participating in disorders as police acted at their homes. Officials denied a general purge but warned more arrests could follow. Orders signed Monday. departures to the Russian zone of Germany likely by plane. Authorities did not specify how activities extended beyond work.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Interior
Germany
Ministry of Inlterior
Marseille
de Gaullist
Goble Is Named Bonus Director For Veteran Fund
COLUMBUS the state sinking fund commission today appointed Adj Gen Chester W Goble as director in charge of the administration of the state 300000000 bonus for World War veterans.
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Columbus
State Sinking Fund Commission Today
Adj. Gen
Chester W. Goble
Thanksgiving edition skipped. next issue Friday November 28
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish tomorrow for Thanksgiving Day. The next regular edition appears Friday November 28. The note from Stoney's Rainbow Bar mentions Rocco Orchestra performing Thursday November 27 with ads.
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Ane Varomee-Teregram
Chronicle-Telegram
Gtalfl
Stoney's Rainbow Bar
Rocco Orchestra
Grand Jury Probe of Meyers Begins Monday
Washington Justice Department investigators subpoena key witnesses in a broad grand jury inquiry into wartime financial dealings of retired Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers. U S Attorney Fay lined up potential corroborators, with charges likely spanning perjury bribery fraud conspiracy extortion and tax evasion. The case could bring up to 39 years in prison and nearly $630,000 in fines. Meyers, 52, has already lost military honors and is facing an Air Force court martial and pension penalties.
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Washington
Justice Department
Bennett E. Meyers
Meyers
U. S
George Morris Fay
Air Force
Pay
Senate
Aviation Electric Corp
Ohio
Fim
Fay
Unsafe Acts Drive Most Industrial Accidents Says Safety Leader
Wallace J. Camper, safety director for Lima Locomotive Division, urged emphasis on education and supervision at a Lorain County safety conference. He cited thousands of investigated accidents, noting over 95 of 109 disabling injuries stem from human error, and called for engineers of safety to anticipate hazards and train workers to perform tasks safely.
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Robert W. Funk
Wallace J. Camper
Lima Locomotive Division
Lima-Hamilton Corporation
Elks Marine Room
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council
Camper
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Office Closed Thursday for Thanksgiving Observance
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation office and Ohio State Employment Service in Elyria will close Thursday per state HQ. Elyria location at 212 Middle Avenue. Dancing tonight with Tony Mout at the Supper Club. No minors allowed.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Tony Mout
Marshall Seeks Early Action on Austrian Treaty and German Questions
Secretary of State George C. Marshall prepared to push for early Big Four action on the Austrian treaty to remove occupation forces except in Germany. Molotov objects, and Western powers offer compromise to defer details. Marshall aims to gain agreement on German principles first to advance European recovery, seeking a united Germany within his plan.
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London
George C. Marshall
Europe
Germany
Viacheslav M. Molotoy
Russia
United States
Britain
Foreign Ministers Council
Marshall
Skating Ponds Flooded at Elyria Schools For Winter Use
Elyria park superintendent John Madhogk announced six school skating ponds at Allen Ely Hamilton Jefferson McKinley and Roosevelt are being flooded to prepare for skaters once cold weather arrives. He urged children not to toss rubbish into the ponds as frozen debris could injure skaters. Usability depends on weather. Adv notice for Stoney's Rainbow Bar and Rocco's Orchestra on Thursday, Nov. 27.
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Elyria
John Madhogk
Allen
Ely
Hamilton
Jefferson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Machock
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Across Great Lakes to Florida
The Weather Bureau forecasts varied conditions for Thanksgiving with fair southern weather and cool to cloudy northern areas. Snow flurries likely in New England mountains, Great Lakes, Upper Ohio Valley, Dakotas, Minnesota, and northern Rockies. light rain in Oregon and Washington. mild in the far west and southwest. warmer in Florida.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Gulf States
New England
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Washington State
Florida
Thanksgiving Celebrations Centered at Home Across Elyria
Elyria and Lorain County prepare for Thanksgiving with cold weather and snow flurries forecast. Families gather at home while many travel to relatives, as churches host services including the Union Thanksgiving Day Service at Lake Avenue Congregational. Prices for turkeys rise but shoppers remain grateful. Elyria High School hosts an annual assembly celebrating Thanksgiving. Firemen and county jail inmates will still observe meals, with inmates receiving a full Thanksgiving dinner.
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Elyria
Lorain County
United States
Selon
Ohio
Elyria Counsel of Churches
Lake Avenue Congrega- Hania
Elyria High School
James Sivard
Philip Stevick
J. Martin Beck
Charmaing Kyanyak
Bill Butts
Bob Wolfs
James Hortvard
First Methodist Church
Ein
Jerry Gaston
Bill Nielsen
Tabernacles
Newfoundland
America
Washington
Carl R. Finewan
Future Of Palestine: One Vote Decides Partition
United Nations General Assembly in New York weighs Palestine partition by one vote as 28 nations in the UN Palestine committee had approved split between Arab and Jewish states. Debate centers on whether the Assembly will uphold the committee and meet a deadline before Britain ends the mandate. Arab lobbying and alleged last‑minute pressure loom as the fate of a permanent Jewish homeland hangs on abstentions and final balloting.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
N. Y
Palestine
United Nations General Assembly
Holy Land
UN Palestine Committee
America
Russia
Assembly
Palestine Committee
General Assembly
Great Britain
Mandate
Jewish Agency
United States
Flagman Fatally Hurt In Rail Crash At Alliance
A flagman was fatally injured when a freight train plowed into the rear of another train near Alliance. The report notes a collision under unclear circumstances and cites a Philadelphia area automotive ad as a possible unrelated insertion.
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Alliance
Elyria Board of Education Sets December 9 Meeting
The Elyria City Board of Education will meet at 7:30 pm in the board office. The unusual date adjusts for December beginning on a Monday, allowing time to finish November accounts and records before the session.
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Elyria
Want Ads Spark Quick Recoveries in Lorain County
An anonymous critic claims Cone science gets credit, but Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads earn praise for speedy recoveries of lost articles and useful service. The ad urges readers to place wants to meet needs, highlighting ease and economy. Lincoln Bowery Barkaroos and King of the Wild are noted in local listings with venue hints and times.
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Cone Science
Cold Feet
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Gilling
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