Hear More Talk Of War At UN Assembly
The UN General Assembly is dominated by war talk while Russia and the United States clash over key issues. European parties’ actions fuel tensions as broader world voices from Scandinavia and South America urge private investigations and independent diplomacy amid Cold War rhetoric.
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Freak Storm Injures 13 in Florida Housing Area
A tornado ripped through a wartime housing project in Jacksonville injuring 13 people as gusts battered the area for under 10 minutes. Structures were toppled, walls collapsed, and boats and toppled toppers were scattered. one hospital treated and dismissed 10 people, while others received first aid.
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Scouts To Aid In Chest Drive In Elyria and Bly Park
Scouting groups in Elyria mobilize for a community chest drive at Bly Park. Details include publicity efforts, distribution of materials, and scheduled meetings and addresses to recruit volunteers for fundraising.
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Weather report note with scattered city data
A fragmented weather item references temperatures and conditions around a few locations, mentioning a West Ave area and several incomplete place names. The readable content suggests a regional forecast note with unspecified timings and unclear figures.
Train Wreck Kills Three and Injures Several
Fort Wayne Indiana officials report a Pennsylvania Railroad crash involving five Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo members among those injured. Three crew members died and a railroad worker was seriously hurt while cast and other troupe members sustained injuries. Dancers Harding Darn and Jerome Lewis recover, with Chouteau and Epstein hospitalized earlier and later released.
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Jerome Lewis
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Money From Sales Tax Distributed Across Months
Four months of state sales tax receipts totalled 24,464 dollars, with September and October at the rate of 60 dollars per month. County figures show six months of ware county funds at the same rate, while a share of 240,367 dollars will be allocated to local officers for the period.
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Poultryless Thursday Aims To Beat Meatless Tuesday
Government spokesmen predicted poultryless Thursday would fare better than meatless Tuesday as housewives and restaurateurs adjust menus. Reports showed meat sales similar to normal on meatless day, with many eateries listing meat despite ample supplies. Las Angeles and Dallas chains reported mixed reactions while Portland saw near no business Tuesday. Some officials warned the plan could push egg disposal costs, citing a surplus of millions of dozens eggs.
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Cincinnati Executive Snatched From Death
Samuel H. Still pars 66 prominent Cincinnati businessman saved from death by life squad after a heart attack in his home. Stricken last night as he prepared to retire, the life squad worked two hours and 18 minutes before he could be revived and hospitalized. Still presided over the Transit Co and owned a garage, active in the Cincinnati Businessmen's Club.
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Gas Line Project Underway Eastern Heights Service Boost
Construction of a new gas line along Sherman Street to Columbia Avenue aims to improve supply in Eastern Heights. Ohio Fuel Gas Company district manager C F Bronson said work began last week and ties new 8 inch and tying feeder lines to existing mains. The upgrade targets low pressure areas and cold-weather shortages, with expansion planned to other parts of the city as pipe becomes available.
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Apple Harvest Nears Peak in Tight Profit Harvest
Orchard reports from Growers indicate peak readiness as apples near full harvest. Farmers like J Hens Grumbach and Leber office note strong demand and steady pricing despite weather, with crews scaled to meet picking targets.
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Two Men Injured In Avon Lake Motorcycle Crash
Avon Lake motorcyclist Eugene Traxler, 27, and passenger Clayton Smith, 25, were injured when their bike collided with a car on Lake Avenue at Foster. Traxler suffered a fractured leg and nose injuries. Smith had arm and head lacerations. Both were admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Driver Tobiragh facing charges of reckless driving and driving without a license. He pleaded innocent and posted bond for trial next Wednesday.
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Cleveland Man Named President Of Romeo Pump Company
Cleveland’s OP Johnson, longtime figure in pump and engine building, has been elected president of the Romeo Pump Company. Johnson’s career spans roles at various firms including Stueding Kraghy, Metor, and YR Jonieon Engineering, with notable development contributions to high performance pumps and related machinery.
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Attlee reshapes British government amid crisis
Prime Minister Attlee conducts a major cabinet reshuffle firing twelve ministers amid Britain’s worst postwar economic crisis. He cites need for capable administration to steer recovery, while Labour factions split over the pace and scope of changes. Key positions, including war and coal ministry, are reassigned as party divisions surface. Continued on Page 2.
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McKechnie Denies Resignation Amid Labor Strife
The report notes Bill McKechnie denying any resignation as Detroit and Pittsburgh era tensions surface. An appeal for additional labor is seen as crucial to harvest season, with shortages in Sandusky and nearby towns. The piece cites readings from Fremont and Reading as communities discuss workforce strain and meal provisions at local diners.
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U S Statement On Palestine May Come Tomorrow
United Nations debates Palestine as Soviet bloc signals support for partition, while U S plans a policy statement perhaps tomorrow. British policy under fire over Jewish refugees and Palestine. Greek tensions and potential American action loom large as the assembly weighs future steps.
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Wallace Willing To Head Third Party
Henry A. Wallace said he would head a third party, a party for peace, as it developed that both aid parties are clearly parties of war. He spoke in New Haven Connecticut and indicated readiness to take a leading role if a peace movement coalesces across factions.
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Henry A. Wallace
New Kind of Dutch Treat Promises Big Savings for Banks
A fragment notes a “new kind of Dutch Treat” developed by Dutch chemists offering big savings for bank manufacturers and others who buy sugar in large quantities. It promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads for daily offers and mentions roofing and gutter work by Bob Spectman at 118 Lud St with phone 95-775.
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