Trial Of 32 Japanese War Crimes Defendants Opens Tomorrow
Yokohama reports the trial of 32 Japanese charged with war crimes opens tomorrow. Prosecutors allege beheadings of 33 B 29 fliers after using some as targets in military games. Four generals are among the defendants, with evidence tied to actions in 1945 in Kyushu and Fukuoka.
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Yokohama
Paul K. von Bergen
Wyandotte
Mich
von Bergen
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Kesagiri
Wallace Plans Return Campaign Swing Into Deep South
Henry A. Wallace Progressive party candidate outlines a southern tour starting from Chicago. He will fly to Chattanooga Tennessee then drive to Dalton Georgia for a speech at an interracial Church of God meeting, before returning to Detroit for another address. Campaign manager Baldwin reports party members have faced intimidation.
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Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Deep South
Co. B. Baldwin
Wallace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dalton
Church of God
Detroit
Motor City
Baldwin
Engineers To Prepare Data For Tax Hearing
Prosecutor William G. Wickens urged county commissioners to hire professional engineers to defend The American Shipbuilding Co. claim that $526,337 of Lorain property is misclassified. A hearing before the county board of revision is set for Nov. 18, with data prep funded from a $3,000 defense fund and presence expected from Aubrey Wenelt and a state tax official.
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American Shipbuilding Co
Lorain
William G. Wickens
Wickens
Shipbuilding Company
County Board of Revision
Frank Ayres
J. W. Woodward and Co
Aubrey Wenelt
State Tax Commissioner's
Northeast Ohio Forecast and Local Real Estate Ad
Cloudy with a few sprinkles this afternoon and evening and diminishing tonight into Thursday. Temperatures near 42 tonight and 62 tomorrow. Also an ad for a new Ridgeville ranch style home with 4 rooms, bath, basement, room for garage or 2 more rooms. Must be sold this week. Phone 30002. Niewspars RARE.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ridgeville
Coal Mine Workers Push For Higher Pay And Shorter Week
Cincinnati industry sources fear new wage and hour demands by United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis will raise coal prices and hinder fuel competition. Miners seek general pay hike, 30 to 35 hour work week, more vacation pay, free mining supplies, and welfare and retirement fund improvements. Lewis threatens to mobilize if operators refuse.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
AFL
CIO
Thomas F. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
Pittsburgh
Government Printing Office
Funeral for Phoebe Bennett Seeks 182 Direct Descendants
Funeral services will be held in Cambridge tomorrow for Phoebe Bennett, 93, who died yesterday at St Francis Hospital. She is survived by 182 direct descendants, including seven children, 45 grandchildren, 90 great grandchildren, and 40 great great grandchildren.
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Cambridge
Phoebe Bennett
St. Francis Hospital
Dewey in Oklahoma Oil Fields Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey toured Oklahoma oil fields urging careful use of reserves and warning Communists. He planned 13 stops, with a late afternoon Oklahoma City speech stressing national security, oil capacity, refining advances, and cooperative state action to maximize oil production and conserve resources.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
United States
Ohio December draft quota set at 728 men
Ohio state headquarters announced the December draft quota as 728 draftees. Local draft boards will be notified immediately of the quota and the induction dates will come later. The national December quota was 10,000 men.
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Columbus
Ohio
Truman On Vote Trial In Minn
President Truman opens a Minnesota campaign swing to attack Senator Joseph H. Ball and promote Hubert Humphrey in a tight Senate race. He accuses the GOP and 80th Congress of disloyalty to Lincoln era principles and demands support for Democratic farm policies while timing stops include Duluth St Paul and Rochester with Milwaukee on the itinerary.
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Truman
Senate
Joseph H. Ball
R Minn
Senate Labor Committee
Ball
80Th Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Humphrey
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Dewey
St. Paul
Duluth
Mankato
Rochester
Winona
Milwaukee
Illinois
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Lincoln
Springheld
Armory
Congress
Will Study Violations Of Trace In Security Council
Paris The Security Council will meet tomorrow to consider reported trace violations in Palestine. Warren Austin of the United States chairs this month and will delegate the chair for Berlin discussions to Juan A Bramuela of Argentina. Bramuela expects Moscow’s reply to his mediation suggestions from Andrei Vishinsky. No date set for resuming the Berlin debate and unlikely before next week.
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Paris
Counci Wilh Imeet
Palestine
Warren Austin
United States
Juan A. Bramuella
Argentina
Berlin
Bramuela
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Moscow
Security Council
Shawcross
United Nations
Vishinsky
Britain
France
United Nations Security Counc
No 3
Officers Installed By Legion Post And Auxiliary
Elyria Post 12 American Legion and its women’s auxiliary installed officers for the coming year in a jet ceremony at the post home Tuesday night. Lucas R. Boyson became commander. Mrs. Horace Jones led the auxiliary as president. other officers included Lawrence Ashenbach, Melvin Harper, Ellis Nielsen, P. C Robson, Clyde Clapp, Rabbie Miller, and George Day, with auxiliary officers led by Mrs Harold Davies and others. Rev. John E. Duffy delivered the keynote, urging a selfless spirit and Americanism. Continued on page 2.
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Elyria Post
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Lucas R. Boyson
Legion
Alton Pontious
Lo- Tain
Horace Jones
Hmrs
R. F. Leembhuis
Elyna_ organization
Fifth District
Lawrence R. Ashhenbach
Melvin A. Harper
Ellis D. Nielsen
P. C Robson
Clyde W. Clapp
Rabbie Carl J. Miller
George Day
Harold Davies
John Adams
Otto Misenka
Katherine Pearson
A. ©. Hill
Alex Schoenhbachler
Ernest Binggell
Robert Kaiser
John E. Duffy
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
New London
The
Body of Soldier David Warren to be Arrived Thursday
The body of David T Warren Seaman, aged 17, killed by a Japanese sniper at Subic Bay on November 26, 1945, will arrive in Wellington Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lt. Gerber Funeral Home with Rev. J. F. Hoeron officiating. Graveside rites by the Wakeman American Legion at Clarksfield Cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Warren of Wakeman R D No. 8. Surviving siblings include three sisters Darlene, Mrs Leonard Kumaszewiski, Mrs Alfred Wise, and a brother Leonard Smith.
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Clarksfield
David T Warren
Subic Bay
Philippines
Wacoarrive Oan
Wellington
Gerber
Wakeman
J. F. Hoeron
Methodist Church
Willard
American Legion
Seaman Warren
Herman Warren
R. D. No
Clarksfield Township
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Fitchville Township
New London High School
Darlene
Leonard Kumaszewiski
Lorain
Alfred Wise
Norwalk
Leonard Smith
Justice Weygandt To Speak Here Next Wednesday
Carl Victor Weygandt chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will speak at the Methodist Men’s Club dinner at 6 30 p m next Wednesday. His talk titled If you were judge will accompany a music program. Weygandt a Wayne County native and Wooster College graduate has held roles from General Assembly member to Chief Justice since 1933.
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Carl Victor Weygandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
Methodist Mens Club
Ernest H. Splete
Justice Weypgandt
Wayne County
College of Wooster
Western Reserve Law School
The
American Judicature Society
Workers In Chest Will Rally Men for 1949 Chest Drive
The Elyma Community Chest opens its 1949 campaign with a Monday rally at Elyma High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Featuring six professional acts donated to the cause, the program is open to campaign workers with free admission. Headline performer Bob Reed from WTAM will play. Bob Neal of WGAR will attend with possible Cleveland Browns guests. An orchestra will accompany the program, arranged with Gerald M. Frantt.
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Elyma Community Chest
Elyma High School
Community Chest Cause
J. E. Glass
Bob Reed
WTAM
Cleveland
Bob Neal
WGAR
Cleveland Browns
Hal White
Throwngh
Dick O'Herron
Irich
WHE
Pappy Howard
Selfs
Virginia Holden
Avon
Gerald M. Frantt
Duke
Lidverd
Harbour Takes Over Rural Mail Route
Harbour becomes the regular rural mail carrier for Flyrna Route No. 1. Franklin M Harbour, 318 Elev Enth Street, was announced by acting postmaster William Jenne. He replaces Carl L Johnson, who resigned to take a civil service civilian position at a Denver army installation. Harbour, formerly a clerk and carrier in Elyria since June 1937, moves from clerk to carrier on the route.
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Franklin M Harbour
Eleventh Street
William Jenne
Harbour
Carl L. Johnson
Denver
Colorado
Elyria
British Spokesman Lashes Back At Andrei Vishinsky
Sir Hartley Shawcross, Britain’s UN delegate, accuses Moscow controlled fifth columns of sabotaging global economic recovery and democratic stability. He denounces underground sabotage and propaganda, cites France, Italy, Greece, China, Iran, Indonesia and Malaya as harmed, and urges a halt to Soviet fifth column activities before disarmament talks proceed.
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Paris
Great Britain
United Nations
Fifth Cohains
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
Hartley Shawcross
Shawcross
Soviet Union
France
Italy
Greece
China
Iran
Indonesia
Malaya
Russia
Europe
Asia
Industrial Safety Council To Hear Tube Co Executive
Robert S. B. Holmes, director of training and safety for the National Tube Company, will address the Lorain County Industrial Safety Council at a Thursday evening meeting in the Elks Marine Room Pittsburgh. His talk titled The Safe and the Unsafe draws on years of safety work in Big Steel. Holmes, a Penn State industrial engineering graduate, previously led safety at Carnegie Illinois Steel and served as Navy submarine fleet lieutenant before transferring to Pittsburgh last year.
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Robert S. B. Holmes
National Tube Company
Pittsburgh
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council
Elks Marine Room
Richard A Stith
Holmes
Pennsylvania State College
Carnerie Hllinois Steel Company
Carnerie-llinois
Navy
Elyria Soldier's Body Due Here Tomorrow
The body of Pte John W. Lord, 27, who died in a Manila hospital on April 29, 1945, will arrive in Elyria at 1 15 p m Thursday. Funeral services will be held at his parents home and at St Jude's Church with burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Survivors include a five year old daughter Judy Ann and a brother Dr William F Lord. At least four Lorain County school superintendents planned to attend a district meeting at Kent State University.
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John W. Lord
Manila
Philippine Islands
Elyria
Frank G. Lord
North Olive Street
Lord
St. Jude's Church
John A. Carrabine
St. Mary's Cemetery
Pfc
Elyria High School
Elyria Lace Company
St. Jude’s Church
Judy Ann
William F. Lord
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kathryne Finnegan
Estella Hoffman
Elyrat
William Hoffman
Springwater
New York
Merwin Lord
Lorain County
Ohio
Kent State University
Harold H. Fibling
C. A. Gibbens
W. J. Darling
Clearview
Cc. W. Woolcott
Lorain
Ohio Honey Production Up 15 Percent in 1948
The federal state crop reporting service says Ohio honey production rose 15 percent from 1947 to 1948, totaling 10,272,000 pounds. The estimate reflects higher yields and active beekeeping across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fall Boat Want Ad Sparks Quick Sale
When leaves fall, place an inexpensive Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad to sell your boat and motor and save storage costs. Dial 44-121 or 44-131 today to start a Want Ad and put it to work for you.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Kenneth J Bondy
Modern Kitchen Co
Justice Weygandt
Carl V. Weygandt
Workers In Chest
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Deets, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Industrial Safety Council
To Hear Tube Co. Executive
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