Electrification At New London To Be Improved
New London reports Rural Electrification Administration has approved a $110,000 loan to Fireland Electric Cooperative for a new substation and full distribution system rebuild. Manager SB Cummings says it is the area’s largest REA project, with street lighting along the park area and wiring moved to behind business zones. Work proceeds after years of consideration and will extend service to rural subscribers.
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Labor dispute widens to San Francisco harbor
A labor dispute that shut the Los Angeles harbor four days ago spread to San Francisco. Longshoremen extended pickets to two Matson Line ships, the Blatsaunia and Manalea, delaying loading and halting cargo as talks on foremen demands stalled.
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Los Angeles-Loos Beach
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Matson Line
Surrender of a Japanese Soldier After Three Years Hiding
A ragged Japanese soldier surrendered to Allied officers this week after hiding for three years in the Guan and surrounding woods. He said he avoided a suicide pact to return to his wife and seven children, choosing what he called a more honorable path. He described his group escaping after their unit was decimated during the invasion, and that some comrades killed themselves. The Navy Paymaster identified him as Saipers Aries, a former ammunition carrier, and he will be returned to Japan to reunite with his family once debriefed.
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Prisoner Injured In Fall From Bunk In Jail
Prisoner Zlatkowski was injured when he fell from a bunk in a jail cell at Wad Taken from the cry jal to Elycia Memories Hospital at 040 a.m. for a possible fractured gill and other injuries. He reportedly stood, then collapsed after walking to the bullpen windows. ambulance transported him. Police said he was intoxicated at the time and later booked.
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Curfew Enforced in East Liverpool Police Order
Police in East Liverpool to enforce a city curfew aimed at reducing juvenile delinquency. Safety officials say the curfew targets all youths under the specified hours to curb risky behavior and ensure community safety.
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Bia Ps
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Greece and U S Clash Over Independence and Boundaries
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Death Records and Funeral Notices From Local Ledger
Death records list Henry Bislich 72 of Lake Avenue with service at St Agnes. multiple relatives named. Syril L Paueb and Frank Ratrig funerals noted with dates, locations, and surviving family. numerous obituaries and burial arrangements at St Marys and local cemeteries.
Veeck Sued For 175000 Over Car Crash Injuries
Mrs Anna Anderson and Mrs Mativie Haas sue Bill Veeck and Eleanor Veeck for 175000 damages claiming injuries from a September 18 crash caused by Veeck's allegedly grossly negligent driving. Anderson suffered fractured vertebrae and other injuries. Haas claims four broken ribs and a fractured pelvis.
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Man describes his own murder and names female assailant
In Cincinnati Samuel Mobles 22 recounts walking to a police station and says his killer was a woman named Neoskiy. He details a stabbing with a pearl handled knife after an argument. Police later arrest the assailant on unrelated charges as the motive remains unclear.
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Army's Whitewash Denounced at AMVETS Convention
Columbus delegates denounced Army “Whitewash” allegations amid AMVETS meetings. The protest cited charges against 11 officers including Gen J C W L Lee and questioned military integrity and readiness. Speakers criticized perceived bias and urged accountability while denouncing delays and evasive answers.
Strike Of Pilots May Soon Be Settled
Negotiations between labor groups and aviation authorities suggest a settlement is near for the pilot strike. Trade unions including ALPA and AFL are negotiating with airline executives as pilots consider concessions to halt a walkout that could impact schedules nationwide.
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Ruling Saves Half Million Nazis From Trial
Gen Lucius D. Clay approved three amendments to the denazification law in the American zone. The changes aim to remove obstacles that could let Nazis avoid accountability while ensuring the military government can finish the denazification task by next spring.
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German Council of States
AMVETS To Hear General Bradley At Columbus Meet
Gen Omar A Bradley, Veterans Administration director, was to address about 3,000 AMVETS delegates at Columbus on the third national convention. Officers would be nominated, with elections at the final session. The group urged UN reform to curb veto power and accused Russia of using the UN to spread communism and crises. Edward Jiotus secured a city building permit for a new 44 by 40 foot one story home to cost about 11,000, with Redington-Wyer Corp. handling contracting.
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Omar A. Bradley
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Norrow
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Elbe
de Cine
Hart Dickason
RediigionsWyer Corporation
Grafton Birthday Honors Amidreach Dinner Crowd
Grafton resident Honore celebrated birthday with a large family gathering at dinner. Attendees included sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nester Young of Creston, and other relatives from West Salem, Lodi, Ashland, and nearby towns. News items note visits from Francisco, Cal, and weekend dinners hosted by Mrs. Cran and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrier.
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U.S. Considers Softening Greek Resolution at UN
Lake Success reports say the United States may compromise on Greece and soften a drastic UN resolution that would label Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria as aggressors. Assembly President Arbenz of Brazil seeks to curb U.S. Soviet tension and avert full backdown. Spaak pressured Marshall after a lengthy talk supporting U.S. British policy in Greece.
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Police Court Fines in City Docket and Arrests
Richard Novak of 362 Hasethorne ystreet was fined $4 and costs for Mitasieulon after police found a vehicle in the middle of Olive Street near the New York Central Railroad. Ernest Dobner of Middle Avenue was fined for intoxication and processed. A Chevrolet owned by Kalin Clothier of 129 Hamec Street was reported missing after being left running to recharge a battery at the Trev Hotel. LeRoy McNear and Chesby Sharpe were fined for disorderly conduct at Middle Avenue and 16th Street during a Sunday gathering. Oscar Fulmer received a $10 fine for disorderly conduct. James Ackerman of Nagel Road was arrested at 2:40 a.m. on Cleveland Street and to appear in court Monday.
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Will and separations mix in Elyria probate and divorce cases
In Elyria probate court the will of Dr. Lawrence Tod Meredith leaves his estate to his son Lawrener and half to each of his widow Cora and three sons Lawrence Robert and Hubert. Elsewhere Helen Alexa sues George for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty after a marriage since 1941 with one child. Louise Kruke is granted a divorce on cruelty grounds. Loyla Grammes is fined for not stopping for a school bus. Arnold Maringer is jailed on a child support warrant issued by Justice Horn after neglect accusations by his father. Buster Fields pays a fine for diving while intoxicated. Lucile Waldecki seeks divorce from Joseph for neglect and cruelty. Agnes Bettman sues George for neglect and cruelty. Numerous details in the scattered docket.
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Five Yale Students Arrested For Rioting
Five Yale undergraduates were arrested after a campus riot that broke out during a Yale football rally. Police dispersed the crowd using football players and firemen as officers moved to restore order.
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Ira
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Supports Three Wives On $80 A Week
Jefferson, a Baltimore shipyard worker, was ordered by Judge Joseph Sherbow to reduce his household expenses or go to jail for a year for supporting three wives on an $80 weekly salary. He claimed three marriages since 1996 and three separate apartments. Each wife requested his return. the judge required him to live with one wife. The court suspended the sentence if he settles his finances promptly.
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Tribute to 7000 Hot Fliers Fuels National Security
Rear Adm Irving M McQuiston states that the nation’s emergency readiness hinges on 7000 World War II veterans now in the Naval Air Reserve. He notes 90 percent are combat pilots and that they still fly weekends at 22 air stations nationwide, highlighting aviation as essential to national security.
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Collins Woman Has Fine Arab Horse
Lou Felton of Callins writes to the Chronicle Telegram defending a report on the Doberlin Horse Show. She states an Arab horse did not win and says she owns a fine Arab and lists 14 other Ohio owners.
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