Ten Killed In Ohio Accidents Over Weekend
A weekend string of Ohio accidents killed ten people and left several injured. Carbon monoxide caused the deaths of Mr and Mrs Ben Allen and their 18 month old son Rey in Cincinnati. Taemes Riley, 73, was found dead in a roadside ditch along Route 73 west of Portsmouth after a crash. Others killed included Louis Davis Sr 59 of Perryautry, Joseph P Rice 45 of Columbus, Mrs William Noweik 55 of Toledo, Allen M Smith 55 of Canton, Frederick O Onstott 51 of Hicksville, and Mrs Margaret Lindermann 71 of Cincinnati whose car collided with a tree.
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Ben Allen
Rey
Cinennati
Herbert BP Lyle
Hamilton County
Taemes Riley
Route
Portsmouth
Louis Davis Sr
Farmer
Perry
Painesville
Joseph P. Rice
Columbus
William Noweik
Toledo
Oak Harbor
Allen M. Smith
Canton
Frderick O. Onstott
Hicksville
Defianc
Margaret Lindermann
Cincinnati
Lindermann
Tojo and War Lords Sentences Upheld by MacArthur
Former Japanese prime minister Tojo and six other war lords were informed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur that the Far East military tribunal sentences stand. The hangings were expected to proceed with secrecy, with at least 24 hours left for the condemned. Koki Hirota’s family visited the civilian premier, noting his expectation of survival another day.
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Tokyo
Hiroki
Tojo
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
MacArthur
Sugamo
Koki Hirota
Cleveland Weather and Local Vehicle Finance Ad
Cloudy and colder with intermittent light rain this afternoon. Clearing and colder tonight with a low around 26. Tuesday partly cloudy with a high near 44. Also an ad for a 1342 Mercury Station Wagon priced at 1295 dollars with financing offered by the owner at 432 Cleveland Street phone 42982.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mercury
Cleveland St
Longshoremen Return to Jobs Across Atlantic Coast
65 000 AFL longshoremen resumed work from Maine to Virginia as Marshall Plan shipments restarted after nearly three weeks. West coast ties linger, with CIO and AFL crews still bargaining. some unions remain on strike while others accept new contracts.
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New York
Europe
AFL
Maine
Virginia
CIO
AFI
Caplorers
Marshall Plan
Atlantic Coast
International Longshoremens Association
Brooslyan
ILA
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
CIO Marine
Independent
Pacific- American Shipowners Association
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Violence Flare At Columbus Zinc Plant Strike
Violence erupted at the American Zinc Oxide Company plant in Columbus as James Campbell and George Hull drove through a picket line. Deputies restored order within minutes after a brick struck the car window. earlier a workman’s car was toppled by pickets.
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Columbus
American Zinc Oxide Company
Sheriff's Office
Todey
James Campbell
George Hull
Campbell
George
Tere
Mili Ang Smell
CIO
Union Uni
Ms Rational
King George Shows Improvement in Leg Health
Buckingham Palace issued a late evening bulletin from five royal physicians reporting some improvement in King George's leg condition and noting that circulation remained a slow process. Anxiety among Britons eased as the palace discounted rumors of amputations or operations.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Buockingham Palace
Greek Premier Sokoufis Recovers After Heart Attack
Greek Premier Themistocles Sofoulis rallied from a heart attack last week and is out of danger after doctors feared possible death. He remained in charge of government as he regained strength and appetite amid his illness.
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Athens
Themistocles Sofoulis
Nes
Sofoulis
Argentina's Bramuglia Proposes Berlin Crisis Plan
Juan A. Bramuglia of Argentina asks the Big Four for answers on a neutral commission to solve the Berlin currency and crisis. Western officials remain skeptical, saying no formal Security Council action is planned as Bramuglia meeting Western experts and the Soviet delegate.
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Paris
Juan A. Bramaugha
Argentina
Big
Bramugha
United Nations Security Courei
Berlin
Bramuglia
West
Bramugla
Security Council
George V Hotel
Berlin -America
Ss Philp C Jessup
Britain
Sir Alexander Cadogan
France
Alexandre Parodi
Andrei Vuishinsky
Elyria Induction Selects One Man for Army Duty
Local Board 72 to furnish one man for the new selective service induction tomorrow in Berea as only one passed the October 1 pre-induction test. Warren Glenn Moon, 25, of Abbe Road R D 1 Eismia, is the accepted inductee. Delinquents and undelivered mail reduce the pool. Lorain Board 71 could not send its candidate due to age.
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Berea
Local Board 72
Warren Glenn Moon
Abbe Road
R. D
Eismia
Lorain
India Abolishes Untouchability Ceremony Marks Change
In New Delhi the constituent assembly adopted articles declaring untouchability abolished and its practice forbidden. The law passed amid celebratory shouts of Gandhi ki jai as the nation moves to end caste discrimination.
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New Delhi
India
Israel Seeks UN Membership as Debate Heats in Security Council
In Paris the U N debate focused on ejecting Arab armies from Palestine with Soviet backed moves opposed by the United States and Britain. Arab delegates demand all foreigners including Jews leave, while Israel plans to apply for U N membership at 6 p m. The partition vote date and bloc tensions frame the discussion.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations
Palestine
Israel
United States
Great Britain
Burglars Hit Oberlin Home On Route 20
A burglary at the Joseph Vida residence near Oberlin on Route 20 was reported Saturday. Entry was through a window with rooms ransacked. items stolen include jewelry a five gem wedding ring, an army wrist watch a plain band wedding ring an onyx ring a green ring two suitcases $36 in cash two cameras a $60 newer camera and a third camera described as a white type. The burglary occurred between 7 30 and 10 45 pm and deputies investigated.
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Joseph Vida
Oberlin
Sher
Locomotive Engineers Across 14 Western Railroads Threaten Strike
Chicago report says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers began polling members on a possible strike to require a third man on diesel locomotives. Spokesmen say it could disrupt up to half the nation’s rail traffic. government action under the Railway Labor Act could add delays. Roads named include Santa Fe Great Northern Burlington Northern Pacific Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific.
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Western Railroads
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotiveiremen
Percy Shields
Shilds
Engineers
Engiineers
Shields
Iiroads
Santa Fe
Great Northern Burlington
Norther Pacific
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Several Persons Injured In Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Over weekend, multiple traffic crashes injured several people. Alma Cross, driver of Rankin Johnson’s car, collided with a utility pole on 15th Street near the Steel and Tube Co causing serious injuries and a demolished front end. Leia Cruce and Albert Mahatny sustained facial and hip injuries and were treated at Elena Memorial Hospital. A third incident on West River and Lodi streets left C E Richards with a neck injury. Helen Weisantel was hospitalized yesterday afternoon with unspecified injuries. Page continues.
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Alma Cross
Oberlin Road
15Th
Steel and Tube Co
Cross
Rankin Johnson
Middlevenue
Leia Cruce
Elena Memorial Hospiital
Albert Mahatny
C E Richards
Loren
Suffen
Jer Hang
Break-in at two neighboring business offices on West Avenue
Wine shop break-in reported at offices of Grante Concrete Blocx Co and McQuiston Coal Co on West Avenue north of Breed. Intruder entered by window, ransacked desks, and stole three fountain pens and pennies from Blocx office. McQuiston office, with unlocked door, had three fountain pens two letter openers and keys to a cabinet file missing.
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Grante Concrete Blocx Co
McQuiston Coal Co
West Avenue
Breed
Oy Lows Beaumont
bBlocxn Companine Biee Company
Dlocx Company
Beaumont
McQuistion Coal Co
French Plane Crash Kills Eight Men
Paris based dispatch reports eight crew members of a French military plane were killed when it crashed into the Mediterranean during maneuvers off Iran. Five bodies have been recovered. The aircraft was based at Dakar.
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Paris
Iran
Mediterranean
Dakar
Ecumenical Meeting Seen as Step Toward Unity
Frank Stewart of The Cleveland Press spoke at the Elyria Council of Churches ecumenical gathering at First Methodist church. He recalled Amsterdam Assembly and praised shared beliefs, noting inclusion of Asian and African voices, plus hope for future regional participation and dialogue among diverse Christian groups.
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First Methodist Church
Frank Stewart
The
Cleveland Press
James H. Siward
William A. Leath
George Stephanopoulos
Lorain
Mr. Stewart
G. Russel Hargate
Louis G. Novak
Henry K. Shaw
Mass
Elyria Council of Churches
Stewart
Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
Ai. Stewart
Asia
Africa
Europe
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Souther Baptists
Masseur
Synod Lutherans
Lars Sre
United States
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Big Four
Elyria Foundry
Industrial Brownhoist Corporation
Quarter Century Club
Gus Huneke
C. H. McDaniels
J. L. Bridgeland
Howard C. Gollmar
Nick Pais
William Sabins
George Toth
John Kucharek
Alfred Swartz
Jutlandia
Denmark
Double Eagle
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Broad Street
Elyria
Church of the Nazarene
Gulf Road
James C. Leonard
Marshall Drug
Dectz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Ars
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