Belief in Free Science Called America’s Potent Weapon
A U S Atomic Energy Commission member urged that the nation’s tradition of free and untrammeled scientific inquiry may be its strongest asset. He warned against excessive secrecy and urged openness to keep scientific progress from being hampered by dogma, praising past breakthroughs like the atomic bomb while stressing the need for global cooperation and responsible use of science.
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America
Columbus
U. S Atomic Energy Commission
Americas
Waymach
Ohio State University
Warmich
US Atomic Energy Program
Kal Compton
Chirmain
Armed Forces Reseach and Development Board
Warmack
Waymick
Robert L Stearns
University of Colorado
Sojal
Stearns
Barkley Attacks Unity Campaign in Oklahoma Speech
Vice President candidate Alben Barkley, moving his campaign into his running mate's home state, blasted the unity campaign of opponents. In Enid he spoke to about 1500 farmers on a CBS nationwide broadcast. He criticized GOP farm policy, claimed the Republican price supports favor big business, and praised Democratic measures boosting farm income from 1933 to 1947 through soil conservation rural electrification and the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Enid
Thomas E Dewey
Barkley
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ball Descred Birt
Gert Frarlein
Roncevelts
Herbert Humph
Nower
Vintapolis
Eduatory
Demeeria
Philadelphia
Dewey
Western Air Lift Not Slowed Down
Soviet anti aircraft fire near Errir Berlin renews maneuvers as gunfire rattles windows in western sectors. American officials report heavy antiaircraft activity in the Soviet zone near the British sector while weather and overcast failed to slow the airlift. Ball Lockwood details GOP support during campaign train stops through Minnesota with Luther Youngdahl. Dewey and the Philadelphia convention loom.
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Berlin
Errir
Templehof Aidrome
Deaths of Florence Ginste Johnson Wakeman and Dewey Schibley Amherst
Florence Ginste Johnson 62 of Cleveland died at home after a brief illness. Born January 1 1886 in Wakeman she is survived by husband Cecil G. Services at Merle Owen Funeral Home and L D Geiber Funeral Home with interment in Wakeman cemetery. Dewey A Schibley died in Cleveland age on Monday. A Amherst native and 1914 graduate of Amherst High School he served in Franklin Circle church and was a Mason. Survived by wife Eleanor two brothers and six sisters. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Florence Ginste Johnson Wakeman
Florence Ginste Johnson
Nela Avenue
Cleveland
Wakeman
Cecil G S
Merle Owen
Euclid Avenue
L D Geiber
Floyd Bryan
Second Congregational Church
Wakeman Cemetery
Dewey Schibley
Amherst
Dewey A Schibley
East Cleveland
Glenville
Dewey
Amherst High School
Oburlin Business College
Franklin Circle Christian Church
The
Masons
Eleanor
Frank
Westlake
Christine Cannel
Lillian Kolbe Penfield
Rose Mahike
Elyria
Delia Bechtel
Mayme Kane
Dora Barris
Lakeview Cemetery
American Films To Be Sold To Russia
Eric Johnston of the MPPDA announced a Moscow deal: American films will be sold to Russia for dollars, with a list of titles for selection and no requirement for U.S. exchanges to take Russian films. The arrangement was described after a conference with top Soviet officials and the Russian Ministry of Cinematography.
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Russia
London
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Moscow
Johnston
United States
Cnematography
Totciwm
von Molsta
From Pige One C mn fived contradicts party platform
Fragmented OCR text discusses political issues and a Republican stance, mentioning government privatization and international dynamics. It reflects garbled narration of a speech or policy critique with unclear references and names.
Features Planned For Carnival At High School
Elyna High School hosts a Fall Carnival in the auditorium from 8 to 11 30 pm on Saturday under the Student Cabinet sponsorship. Highlight is a special performance by Don King described as a natural ventriloquist. Chaperones include Mrs George Thourot Mr and Mrs Richard Dawson Mr and Mrs Carlton Hall and cabinet advisors Miss Gladys Fowell and George Thourot. Ray Gehl is president and Elaine McIntire is social chairman.
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Elyna High School
High Schools
Don King
George Thourot
Richard Dawson
Carlton Hall
Gladys Fowell
Ray Gehl
Elaine McIntire
Zoning Plan Pushed for Elyria Township Election
Cromling, chair of Elyria Township zoning board, announces circulars detailing proposed zoning to voters for the November 2 election. The plan aims to steer development, curb junk yards and dumps, regulate new dwellings and road stands, and create residential commercial and industrial zones with maps available at John Hecedik’s home.
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Cromling Chairan
Elyria Township
Elytla Township
John Hecedik
Cromling
Elvira
Ten Germans Executed For Crimes At Landsberg Prison
Landsberg Germany ten German war criminals were hanged in the prison courtyard. Seven were for the murder of American fliers shot down over Germany, three for atrocities at Flossenburg. All were tried at Dachau and denied clemency. The executions, carried out by US Army personnel, marked the 52nd, 53rd, and 54th Nazi hangings in Landsberg, with defendants protesting innocence.
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Landsberg
Germany
Flossenburg
Adolf Hitler
Munich
United States Army
Trals Af
US Army
Gestapo
Fritz Girke
Hitlers Storm Troops
Bensheim
Jan Akkerman
Borkum Island
August Guinschel
Cornelius Schwanner
August Mohr
Einz Ellenbrote
Gurke
Brain Goss
Wollenstein
Josef J Kiwitt
Offenbach
Frankfurt
Akkerman
Heinrich Schmitz
Rieke
Home Guard
Fauerbich
Fireworks Plant Thef Stole 12 Aerial Bombs Warned
BelIaire Ohio Fireworks Co president Presuitti urges the thief to return all twelve aerial bombs or throw them into the rez, warning they are dangerous.
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Bellaire
Ohio Firewoks Co
Thef
Desires for Peace Amid Palestine Truce Strain
A peace plea surfaces as leaders warn the Palestine truce cannot last, calling for a formal settlement or armistice. Arab delegates condemn attacks and atrocities, urging recognition of rights for both Palestinians and Arab refugees, while urging sustained international support and a nonviolent path forward.
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Palestine
Araab
Etneh
Burche
Adibs
Fuppe
Americr
Borndotte
Chest Campaign Mobilizes 22 Teams for 1949 Drive Monday
Residents Division completes training meetings as 22 teams prepare to start work Monday for the Elvira Community Chest campaign. The goal is 663,279 dollars with a larger workforce and active pledges from both employed households and housewives.
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Residents Division
Elvirag Community Chest
Divisio
E C Harris
R E Tensdale
Fort Lamont
Harry, Bemis
Kenneth Botamer
King Fauver
Gordon Smith
H C Worden
Norman Matthews
L M Thompson
Claude Wigfield
Harold Haywood
Ray Carter
Carl Bieske
L H Popp
Mark Willis
Rose Cromiing
George Lyons
Ethel Mittler
Della Harding
Julius Hyman
R C Nevat
Three Car Crash in Fog Kills Man
In Ravenna a three-vehicle wreck linked to heavy fog killed Fred H Baker 26 of East Cleveland. His wife Harriet 26 was seriously hurt with fractures and facial cuts. A tractor-trailer driven by Paul S Horst 34 hit Bakers car after colliding with a light pickup. Horst, Leroy Mantz 31 and Nell Bardy 48 sustained minor injuries. their passenger Ronnie 5 uninjured.
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Ravenna
Fred H Baker
East Cleveland
Harriet
Highway Patrol
Paul S Horst
Batesville
Baker
Ronnie
Leroy P Mantz
Nell Bardy
Two Air Force Flyers Killed in Training Crash
Two Air Force aviators from Youngstown died when their AT-6 trainer crashed near Hartford in Trumbull county close to the Pennsylvania line. Officials withheld identities pending next of kin notification as details of the accident remain unavailable.
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Warren
Air Force
Youngstown
Hartford
Trumbull
Pennsylvania
Next of
Mayor Seeks Job Evaluation For City Salaries
Mayor Henry W Ault announced plans to ask council to authorize hiring a professional firm to conduct a general job evaluation across all city departments. He cited a ruling from the Ohio Bureau of Inspection allowing such contracts and said the move would set salary ratios, take the process out of politics, and establish a future standard for city pay.
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Henry W Ault
Council
Ohin Bureau of Inspection
Univor
Courcil
Suspend Loyalty Board Hearing
A Loyalty Board hearing was suspended with no resumption date set. Members failed to name the accused, who identified themselves. 12 denied the board’s charge, while Charles White for Harry No Thomis claimed to have represented the client since 1928 and expressed confidence he is not a Communist.
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CY Uvfi
Ordy Fou
Ceommunist Party
Cleras
Weused
Bairds Chiutpe
Ast Tnt
Cleveland Law
Charles White
Harry No Thomis
CIO Backs Chest Campaign Endorsement By Ten County Council
The Ten County Council endorsed the Community Chest campaign as announced by Robert Rehok. Reported details indicate strong support for the fundraising effort in the region.
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Campagn
Robert Rehok
Republicans Rally at Elyria Woman's Club Speaker listed
Republicans plan an open rally at the Elyria Woman's Club Tuesday at 8 pm with speaker Thomas Saxton Ireland a Cleveland lawyer and author born 1895. Other speakers include State Senator Ralph A Wainter Congressman Ed Rowe and C S Kelser. Refreshments served and the meeting precedes the November 2 election.
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Thomas Saxton Ireland
Cleveland
Elyria Womans Club
Elyria Republican Womans Club
Ireland
Princeton University
Boston University
Harvard University
Ohio Bir
New York City
Defense Council
St Lawrence
Police Court Fines For Intoxication In Three Cases On Broad Street
Clyde Huffman of Second Street was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment on intoxication charges. Martin Curran, railroad camp resident, also fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arrest on Broad Street. Harold Gibson of No 6 Chestnut Street similarly fined for intoxication after arrest on Broad Street. William Telzerow, 110 Lewis Court, to be arraigned before Mayor Ault for not complying with a prior order by City Health Officer Bell regarding living in a garage lacking sanitary provisions. Bell warned him to fix the conditions.
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Clyde Huffman
Second Street
Broad Street
Martin Curran
Harold Gibson
Chestnut Street
William Telzerow
Lewis Cout
Henry W Ault
Gordon Bell Bell
Telzerow
Bell
Court actions mix juvenile delinquency and theft cases
Lee Falls found guilty by Juvenile Judge H H Nye of contributing to delinquency of six girls aged 1 to 17 with a suspended $5 fine. Larry O Grady faces pending trial on the same charge. Forney Hazel jailed for petit larceny after not paying a $25 fine. Estate of Oberlin College professor Lloyd Tylor Oberlin valued at $6,239. Multiple cases cite liquor provisions to high school girls, fines, and pending hearings.
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Lee Falls
Tenth Street
H H Nye
Larry O Grady
LaGrange Road
Forney Hazel
Grafton
R H Kolinski
Stewart Spitzer
Grafter
Service Director Announces Bids for Mailer Department Compressor
Service Director 1D W Rothe said bids will be taken October 29 for a new compressor for the Mailer Department. The notice notes the item is needed to support city services and urges interested bidders to submit as directed.
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W Rothe
Truch Rothe
Favors Regular Safety Course In Schools
Robert S Holmes of National Tube Company urged a school safety curriculum at a Lorain County Industrial Safety Council meeting attended by over 100. He called for extending safety efforts to homes and schools, noting industrial accident causes lie in unsafe acts and conditions. He outlined three risky employee attitudes and emphasized shared responsibility between employers and workers to improve safety. Carl R Engel spoke on safety campaigns and the link to his commission role in Lorain County.
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Robert S . Holmes
National
Lorain County Industral Safety Council
Industrial Safety Council
Farragut
George H Reilly
Lorain Works
National Tube Company
Carl R Engel
Industrial Commission
Lorain County
Cleveland Markets Roundup Cattle to Eggs and Grains
Market notes from Cleveland show cattle receipts near steady with varied prices for grades and sexes. Sheep and lambs strong with spring lambs 25 to 25.50, hogs and poultry mixed, and Toledo grain futures listing wheat corn oats and beans with fluctuating quotes and consumer egg grades steady.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Urain
Plas Co Builds Large Addition to Ful l er Road Plant
Plas Construction Co on Fuller Road, a maker of road building machinery, expands its shop with a 100 by 52 foot concrete block addition increasing manufacturing area by about one third. First major expansion since 1942, the plant employs 66. Lawrence Plas is president, with brothers Herman Ralph Bernard Raymond Cyril and sister Alice plus sister Catherine and cousin Joe Heinders among active participants. Jack Shachter of Cleveland serves as auditor and sole other stockholder.
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Plas Construction Co
Fuller Road
McHinery
Alice
Catherine
Joe Heinders
Jack Shachter
Cleveland
Inn Razed By $70,000 Blaze
COLUMBUS A fire roared through the Grandview Inn on Columbus northwest outskirts early today. Firemen battled for more than three hours before gaining control. Sal Morell, a caretaker, said flames erupted from the kitchen and climbed a back stair to a third floor storage room. he escaped unharmed. Mike Flesch, owner, quoted $70,000 for the loss and said he would rebuild immediately.
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Columbus
Grandview
Sal Morell
Morell
Mike Flesch
Hitler and Eva Braun Declared Dead in Bavaria
Bavaria ruled that Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun are dead after a reported double suicide in Berlin. A de nazification tribunal found Hitler a major offender and branded Braun a Nazi profiteer, while confirming there can be no doubt both are dead.
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Munich
Bavaria
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Bertn
Three Men Suffer Burns In Industrial Explosion
An industrial explosion at the Hamilton plant of the Estate Heatrola Division of the Home Electric Corporation injured three men. Edward Schoening, 45, an inspector, sustained serious burns over his body. Anthony Ludwig, 35, a receiving clerk, and Harry Deaton, 22, an inspector, received burns and were treated at a local hospital before being released.
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Hamilton
Heatrola
Homa Electric Corporation
Edward Schoening
Anthony Ludwig
Harry Deaton
Schoening
Ludwig
Deaton
Woman 101 Die in Lake County Funeral Tomorrow
Madam Mary Clift aged 101, Lake County's oldest resident, died yesterday at the Madison Home for War Widows where she had lived since 1930. Funeral services are scheduled here tomorrow.
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Painesville
Mary Clif
Lake County
Clift
Madison
Prices At Noon on Wall Street and Market Quotes
A fragmentary noon price list shows shares from major unions like American Radiator Sears Roebuck and General Motors alongside rail and utility names. It includes numbers and percentages that suggest intraday values, with figures linked to Dow Jones type tickers and regional firms such as Cleveland Chiffs and Cleveland Electric. The noisy OCR preserves many entity names but few clear actions or outcomes.
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CIO
Chest
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Tiyata
Conoaty Healthy Department
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Horn of v Ltd
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Gitease
Mas Ly Hevig
Mendel
Aubie Taivingston
Oberlin Avenue
Atone Tec
Joseph Guz
Richira Meyers
Scott Yy
Plyra Avenue
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Jack Keller
Nequirth
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Soulash Arcani
Acorn
Plas Co
United Press
Botamer Florist
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