Resignation of Queuille Accepted
Paris reports a yearlong government crisis as Premier Henri Queuille and his coalition resign after a wage price stalemate driven by devaluations. President Vincent Auriol urged reconsideration, but Queuille insisted the cabinet’s solidarity was broken and could not seek Assembly confidence.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
Henri Queuille
France
Gueuille
Auriol
Queuille
National Assembly
Cabint
Acriol
Rambouillet
Total Eclipse Of Moon To Start At 9 20 Tonight
New York reports a total moon eclipse tonight with clear skies expected. The event follows an April eclipse and runs from 9 20 p m EST to 10 33 p m EST with the moon back to normal by 1 03 a m tomorrow.
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New York
B. Gordon Atwater
Harden Planetarium
Stoddard Elected President of Alumni Choir
Bert Stoddard was elected president of the Alumni Choir at the YMCA Fall meeting. Thirty seven members voted to elect officers for the new season. Richard Mieinke was named vice president, Clare Lugas secretary, Elia Bennett treasurer, with Marge Vorech and Randy Mitchell as members at large. An Alumni concert in November and the annual Messiah presentation at Christmas were planned.
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Bert Stoddard
YMCA
Richard Mieinke
Clare Lugas
Elia Bennett
Marge Vorech
Randy Mitchell
Three Die and Fifteen Hurt In School Bus Crash
A school bus wreck near La Maria, fourteen miles east of Rocky Mount, NC, left three children dead and about 15 injured, one critically. The crash occurred around 8 30 a.m. EST as highway patrol investigated and awaited full reports.
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Rocky Mom. N. C
la Maria
Here Iaday
Highway Patrol
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio mild and showery
Partly cloudy and mild this afternoon and tonight with a showery period Friday. Temperatures range from a low near 58 tonight to a high around 76 on Friday.ON PAGE TWO Newepare Hh.
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Ohio
Robert Hannegan Dies Former Cabinet Member
Robert Hannegan former postmaster general and Democratic National Committee chair died today from a heart attack at age 74 strolling home after a European trip. The lawyer and former St. Louis Cardinals president returned recently from Europe and Rome where he had a private audience with the pope. He resigned as Democratic chairman in 1947 to buy the Cardinals with Fred Saigh.
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St. Louis
E. Hannegan
Hewes
Hannegan
Cs.t. Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Europe
Rome
Cardinals
Sem Breadon
Truman Hopes Arms Race Will Be Unnecessary
President Truman said Russia possessing an atomic explosive need not trigger a global arms race. He noted doubts about a better plan than historical Soviet proposals and recalled the Baruch plan offering UN international control and inspection without veto powers. He expressed hope for world peace within the UN framework.
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Truman
Russia
Thare
United States
United Nations
Lausche to Attend Ohio AEF Division Reunion
Governor Frank J. Lausche will attend the eleventh annual reunion of the 83rd Division AEF veterans of Ohio in East Liverpool starting Saturday night. Commander Charles R. Logen announced the event today.
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East Liverpool
Frank J. Lausche
A. E. F Veterans of Ohio
Banque
AEF
Charles R. Logen
Crommelin Suspended Over Confidential Navy Letters
Captain John G. Crommelin was suspended from duty and confined to his home for distributing confidential Navy letters attacking unification. Vice Admiral John D. Price announced the action after a Pentagon meeting. Crommelin said he would study Navy regulations and defended the letters as above board.
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Washington
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Unification
John D. Price
Naval Operations
Crommelin
Oier
Pentagon
Allan R. McCann
Price
Adm
Gerald F. Bogan
Pacific
Secretary of Navy
Francis P Matthews
Bogan
Louis E. Denfeld
Arthur W. Redford
Pacific Fleet
Denfeld
Oneold Naval
J. J
Paddy) ‘Kane
Naval Aviation Plans
Kane
McCann
Yugoslavia Expels Czech and Polish Embassy Aides
Belgrade reports say Yugoslavia ordered expulsion of five Czechoslovak embassy staff and eight Polish embassy staff, reducing posts to one diplomat each. Czechoslovakia had already expelled the Yugoslav ambassador in Prague in a tit-for-tat move.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Ministry of Information
Marshal Tito
Czechoslovakia
Prague
War Bride Defends American Medical Care in Ohio
Mrs. Alvis Byers, British wife of an Ohio Church of Christ minister, defends American capitalist medicine against her mother's charges from London. She says tuberculosis treatment here is adequate and affordable, noting free care offered by Dr Pauline Freeman and donations from the husband’s congregation.
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United States
Alvis Byers
England
Charles Dickens
Church of Christ
London Daily Mirror
Pauline Freeman
Danville
America
Freeman
Ohio
Navy Chief Seeks Secret Hearings on Unification Testimony
Secretary of the Navy Francis P. Matthews asked for secret hearings as top admirals prepare to testify on unification. House Armed Services Committee rejected the move, insisting on public sessions. Admiral Radford and Admiral Denfeld faced scrutiny as letters critical of unification leaked to the press.
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White House
Defense
Louis Johnson
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Truman
House Armed Services Committee
Washington
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
Matthews
John H. Crommelin
Shawn Tedar
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific
Radford
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Gerald F. Bogan
Bogan
House Committee
Bogen
Department of Defense
Denfeld
Fishing Season of 1949 Ends at Ely Park
Ely Park closes the 1949 fishing season tomorrow per Park Superintendent John Maedock. The pool will be opened for remaining fish to be given to children 10 and under Saturday morning. About 9 carp were visible today with more unseen fish likely present.
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Ey Park
John Machock
Elyria
Maedock
Hearing Report on Mt Mitchell Plane Crash
Forest Service reports hearing a crash on Mt Mitchell heights about 10 30 am yesterday two hours after a missing C 47 with nine aboard left Washington The wreckage location is described near the peak east of the Mississippi A five man search party led by Mas Robinson climbed into the foggy terrain to aid the recovery effort.
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MT. Mitchell
XN. C
U. S. Forest Service
Washington
Tom Huffmar
Buisch
Here
Terrest
Mississippi
Bolling Field
Mobile
Ala
Mas Robinson
Huffman
Five Druggists Fined In Cincinnati
Fines ranging from 600 to 2000 dollars were imposed yesterday on five Cincinnati druggists for refilling sleeping pill prescriptions in violation of food and drug act regulations.
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Cincinnati
Robeson Cancels Oberlin Speech On Civic Rights
Paul Robeson singer and speaker will not address Oberlin College today. College officials cited that terms imposed by authorities were not consistent with the right of a citizen to be heard. Rev Horace White and Hugh Delacy will share the Finney Chapel platform instead to discuss civil liberties. Robeson remains slated to speak in Cleveland Friday at Paradise Auditorium.
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Oberlin
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Horace White
Plymouth Congregational Church
Detroit
Ray Dennis
W. O. Beck
Cleveland Committee
White
Finney Chapel
Hugh Delacy
Progressive Party of Ohio
Paradise Auditorium
E. 55Th Street
Cleveland
Man Charged Over Accidental Shooting Of Son In Columbus
Paul Meador of Columbus faced police on a charge of contributing to neglect of a minor after his eight year old son Paul E Meador was accidentally shot in the foot with a .22 rifle. The boy was left at a hospital following the incident and description notes a 1941 De Soto convertible and local dealer Alten's Service.
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Columbus
Paul Meador
Meador
Paul E. Meador
Murray Hails Kaiser Signing
CIO President Philip Murray praised Kaiser Steel Corp for agreeing to a pension and social insurance plan for its 3 500 workers under a 10 cent per hour package. The move prompted the union to drop its demand for a general wage increase as other major steel firms sign or resist similar terms.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Philip Murray
Kaiser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Kaiser
Cyrus S. Ching
Washington
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Murray
Fontana. Calif
Portsmouth Steel Co
Basic Steel
Bellwether OG S. Steel
Theft of Tools Cleared Up Two Arrested
Two men were arrested in a thefts case involving about 500 dollars of carpenter tools from recent construction work. Investigators led by Lieut. Det. C. L. Miller and Det. Donald Andress traced items to a local factory worker and his brother-in-law. Additional suspects may be named as inquiries continue.
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C. L. Miller
Lieut. Miller
Donald Andress
Brandston Avenue
Carpenter
Arthur Nemes
Taft Luncheon Here Saturday Is A Sell-Out
Tickets for the Elyria Elks Club luncheon honoring Senator Robert Taft are sold out. Committee chair Richard Stith says the capacity crowd will hear Taft at 1 p.m. in the Elks ballroom with WEOL broadcasting the talks. The event precedes additional talks at Oberlin and Finney chapel in Oberlin.
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Robert Tait
Elyria
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Russia to seek A bomb included in world arms census
United Nations observers expect Russia to offer an exchange of atomic arsenal figures for a US count and press to include the A bomb in the world military census now under UN Security Council discussion. High Soviet sources hint Vishinsky is drafting a major policy speech as talks continue.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
EN Security Council
Russia
Security Council
Vishinsky
Canada
Polio Victim Declared At Valley View Homes North Of Elyria
A third child from Valley View Homes is hospitalized with spinal polio at City Hospital in Cleveland. Gregory Wacker, 2, joins Monica Antonczak, 18 months, and Barry Hallett, 4 months, as polio admissions this month. Melanie Hallett showed symptoms and was taken for tests before returning home for observation.
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Valley View Homes
Elyria
City Hospital
Cleveland
Gregory Wacker
W. L. Wacker
Walier View Homes
Monica Antonczak
Barry Hallett
Mielanie Hallett
Willim
Gay
Herbr Rt
Foreign Arms Aid Bill Signed By President
President Truman signed into law the 1.315 billion foreign arms aid bill at the White House, saying it will relieve free nations from aggression fears. He cited unsettled world conditions and the aim of peaceful and stable conditions for happier lives, stressing defense strength to ease economic fear and boost welfare. AMVETS Post 32 advertises a free dance at 400 East Broad.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Congressional
Secretary of Defense
Union Head Will Attend Mediation Talks in Coal Strike
Union leader John L. Lewis accepted government mediation and entered a three day conference with Northern and Western operators amid pessimism for a quick settlement. Government aims to settle before steel talks resume. Lewis outlined wage and royalty demand while operators pressed for price increases.
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White Sulphur Springs
John L. Lewis
U. S
Cyrus S. Ching
Lewis
Chimg
United Mine Workers
Virginia
Emergency Fuel Commission
William 3. Tuck
Ching
Sid Lewis
Miners Welfare Fund
Elyria Board and Architects Review School Needs
The Elyria Board of Education met to discuss continued study of public school facilities with Outcall Guenther and Associates. Superintendent L N Nicholas said preliminary work should wrap before the November 8 bond vote and that construction could start promptly if approved. Ed Champion will advocate for the bond at the Hamilton P T A meeting tonight.
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Elyria Public Schools
Elyria Board of Education
L. N. Nicholas
Outcall, Guenther and Associates Architects
Nicholas
Ed Champion
Hamilton School
P.T.A
Lorain Man Elected President Of Ohio Restaurant Association
Lorain resident Hubert Heilmen was elected president of the Ohio Restaurant Association at the close of the 30th annual convention. New officers include George B. Geyer of Xenia as first vice president, George Jacobs of Cleveland as second vice president, Virgil Glacideaux of Toledo as third vice president, and Robert R. Williams of Akron reappointed as executive secretary.
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Cleveland
Ohio Restaurantt Association
Hubert Heilmen
Lorain
George B. Geyer
Xenia
George Jacobs
Virgil Glacdieux
Toledo
Robert R. Williams
Akron
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