Elyrian Pleads Guilty To Arson Charge
Roger Reed, 47, of 62 Spring Street, pleaded guilty before Mayor A R Agate to arson. Bound to the grand jury under 2500 dollars bond, he was committed to jail after failing to furnish bond following his arrest for locking his two children in a burning one room home and setting it alight. The children were rescued by their mother Julia. Reed initially claimed the fire was accidental, later admitting the arson in a police statement. A three year old child was with the mother at a neighbor’s when the fire started.
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Roger Reed
Spring Street
A. R. Agate
Jai
Reed
Roger, Jr
Sarah
Julia
Violence Flare In Paris Strike Over Subway Bus Walkout
In Paris the Communist led strike intensified as 33 000 workers voted to continue the walkout. Strikers assaulted a station official, scattered nails on roads, and reinforced picket lines at key depots. The mass meeting kept the five day-old strike active with no settlement expected before mid next week. premier Ramadier refused wage talks until workers return.
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Paris
Lucien Moreau
Avitech
Stalin Opens Door To Understanding With US And Britain
Stalin told eight British MPs in Sochi that Russia would welcome cooperation with the United States and Britain. He suggested that overtures must come from them and that political and economic differences need not block a broader understanding. He did not claim war but called for improvements in East West ties.
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Warsaw
Poland
Joseph Stila
Russia
United States
Britain
Weather note for Cleveland area with showers expected
Northeastern Onin area weather forecast shows cloudy conditions with a few showers and a high near 75. Also includes a local laundry and cleaning ad for liners, drapes, and dry cleaning services plus an advert for aluminum storm windows and related products with a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wolli
Brazil to sever diplomatic ties with Russia officials say
Official sources indicate Brazil will break relations with Russia within hours after Moscow failed to respond to a Brazilian protest over Soviet newspaper insults to President Dutra. Unofficial reports claim Moscow did not acknowledge the protest, while Russian press accuses Dutra of being subservient to the United States.
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Brazil
Russia
Rio DE Aneiro
Butkvo Gaspar Dutra
Kremlin
Moscow
Conesiders
Sayd Putra
United States
Poisoning at Lima convention banquet injures about 100
A four state convention of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association ended with a banquet at the Hotel Barr in Lima. About 100 delegates from Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Michigan were stricken with food poisoning. No deaths were reported though several were in serious condition.
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Lima
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Barr
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Michigan
Yellow Springs Police Chief Faces Embezzlement Probe
Yellow Springs Police Chief Oscar Day, already charged with grand larceny, faced a wider investigation for possible embezzlement of municipal funds. County Prosecutor Marcus Shangreit said Day admitted keeping extra books for the village traffic court and planned to pay back missing monies while describing irregular practices as brief and limited.
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Yellow Springs
Oscar Day
Marcus Shang Seit Das
Dissension in Brotherhood Over Trustees Removed
Dissension within the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen surfaced as two of the three trustees were ousted by the executive board. The dismissed officers were P. J Haumberger, secretary, based in Miami Florida, and BC. Rassett of Mobile Alabama, cited for interference and obstruction.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
Board of
P. J Haumberger
Miami
Fla
BC. Rassett
Mobile
Ala
Seven Die In Two Car Crash Near Flint Michigan
State police reported seven people killed in a two car collision at a highway intersection about 24 miles northwest of Flint. Victims’ names and exact numbers were unavailable. Two or three persons were injured in the crash.
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Flint
Mich
Here
Flint State Police
Meat Prices Fall Yet Bread Buoys Costs for Households
United Press reports lower meat prices on Atlantic and Pacific coasts while bread costs rise in several cities. Los Angeles shoppers paid less than a week ago, New York and Philadelphia see bread up a penny per loaf, and nationwide bakers caution about 16 300.000 bushels of wheat for Europe. The Agricultural Department notes price shifts in northern Atlantic and central regions with four cents per quart changes and warns of a challenging economy despite cheaper meat.
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United Press
Los Angeles
New York
P York
Philadelpha
Department of Agrculture
North Atlantic
North Central
Natioys Bakers Rd
Preparations Complete For Chest Dinner Campaign Opens
Chest officials report dinner tickets remain and the opening event is set for 6 30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church. The balance of the Chest campaign activity centers on fundraising and coordinating volunteers with key figures like Walter D. Lundberg and local council aims.
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Omieeng
Baldwins Waillace College
Os Drake
Atlaingemens
Die Horton
Kart
Prisoners Stage Three Riots On Prison Train
A prison train moving from New York to Camp Cook with heavily armed guards faced riots across three states. Prisoners escaped, one was wounded by a guard rifle, and several were recaptured hours later near Leadvilly California. Disturbances occurred near Windsor Kansas and Minturn California, with officers and civilians aiding recapture. Notable escapees identified include Saratin Fiore of New York City and Thomas Mulligan.
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Salt Lake City
New York
Cal
Mia Rn
Colon
Cine
Leadvilly
Cala
Steed
Salt Lake
Statin
Union Pacific
Min
Camp Cook
Windsop
Tribune
Kans
Kansas
Lowry Field
Calo
Missouri
Minturn
Saratin F Fiore
New York City
Thomas Mulligan
Britons Urged to Work Harder Says London Leader
An English representative in Europe argues Britons are not working hard enough, claiming factories lag in effort. He cites discussions with officials and visits to labor centers, urging greater productivity and national spirit.
Cargo Plane Missing Over Sea After Crash
Fragmented report notes a cargo plane loss with unclear origin and destination. Mentions possible locations and authorities but lacks coherent details. identified entities include a place resembling California and a code like 3178.
Wakeman Man Critically Injured In Route 51 Crash
Harold Neal, 24, of Road 3 Wake- Tin, was critically injured when his car collided with a FH car on Route 51 near the Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing. He was taken to Allen Hospital, Oberlin, with a broken back, broken left arm, fractured ribs, possible internal injuries, and possible skull fracture. Deputy Sheriff Granta reported Neal was southbound toward his mother’s farm when the crash occurred. Also two other injuries reported as minor.
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Harold Neal
ROD
Wake- Tin
Sao
Freehtan
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Sherif Joseph Granta
Neal
Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Madison
Dolin W. Gordon
Ith Street
Gordon
Jimmie Hell
Mr. autoMeés
Eadward Bell
Mills Road
Mills Road, Hidgevile
Broad Street
Court
Edmund Monroe
Wallace Bird
Ridgeville
Monroe
Mra Hennish
Princeton Avenue
Ion Fast Avenue
Second Street
Bert Heller
North Olmsted
Storm forms near Bahamas moving toward Florida coast
A tropical storm intensifies over the Bahamas with winds near 95 mph, curving northward toward Florida. Officials warn of possible hurricane strength and caution residents as advisories place the storm about 30 miles east of Turks and Caicos with a wide northward reach.
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Miami
Spd
Unions May Drive Again For Wage Increases
Boston readers report wage increase talk amid union activity and pay lane debates. CIO President Philip Murray addresses potential shifts in wage policy while questions linger on timing and industry impact. Hybride Dry Cleaners at 438 Middle Ave. ady.
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Boston
CIO
Philip Mrucray
Hybride Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave. Ady
French Transport Crashes Into Sea Killing 42 People
The International Air Transport Company said 42 persons were killed when a twin engine transport crashed into the Mediterranean Sea off Cartagena Spain. Only two of 89 passengers and five crew were rescued by the French patrol boat Sabre. Eight passengers were children. The search continued.
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International Air Transport Company
Mediterranean Sea
Cartagena
Spain
Sabre
Seore
Marseilleso Ovan
Poland Calls U N To Oust U S Troops From Greece
Poland appeals to the General Assembly to expel Anglo American forces from Greece by January four, signaling a new East West clash as the Balkans dispute moves to a dress session. Russia and allied reporters vow to oppose the American backed plan for a semipermanent Balkan watchdog to shield Greece from Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.
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Lake Success
XN. Y
Poland
General Assembly
United Nations
Greece
Balkans
Russia
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Six Ohioans Die in Multiple Accidents Reported
At least six Ohioans were killed in accidents over the past 24 hours. Causes include burning, a plane crash, and four auto crashes. Names, ages, and exact locations are inconsistently reported due to damaged text. losses include residents from Columbus, Kenton, Lorain, and nearby areas.
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United Press
Henry Johnson
Heyy Johins
Dredian Columbus
Elizabeth
Kenton Clebert
Intel
Siwacki
Dane Yesthedas
Levain
Data M Wate
Galle
Nate Drivto
Aly Sa
Au’ Auty
Gee of Refuge
High School Gridder Fatally Injured
A high school football player died after a game in Allegheny Valley. The victim, identified as Robert Bo Fitegerald, collapsed late in the match and died about five hours later at CAPITOL-Varty Gul' 40 hospital. Police and school officials are investigating the incident amid reports of a defensive play and medical response at the field.
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Robert Bo Fitegerald
Allegheny Valley
Jane Beeen
Puyst Dulflaeck
Chile
Watrey
Mishap Is Fatal To Navy Vet
John P. Zawacki 24 of East River Road Lorain was killed when a two passenger plane he piloted crashed near Wheeling and Lake Erie yard. A GI training program student pilot soloed a week, the victim worked at the Wheeling and Lake Erie yard and had flown over it repeatedly before the crash. He was a Navy veteran of five years and is survived by his mother two sisters and two brothers in the Navy. The body was taken to Reidy Scanlon Funeral Home Lorain.
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John P. Aawacki
East River Road
R. D. Lorain
Wheeling
Erie
Howse
Zawacki
Wackeye Airways, Inc
Lorain
W. P. Abell
Sheffield Village
Zawachi
Clearview High School
Navy
Theresa Zawacki
Stanley
Joseph
Mary
Leoni
Stella Baranski
Jennie Carender
San Diego
Calif
Edward Zane
Walter Zane
Zane
Reidy-Scanion
May Consider Poultryless Thursdays Policy Change
President Truman's Food Committee weighs poultryless Thursdays pending a Monday decision. Outcome depends on poultry growers and feed manufacturers agreeing to reduce corn and wheat use and substitute other grains. If feasible, the plan could save 100 million bushels of grain for Western Europe in the next quarter.
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Washington
Truman
Food Committee
Era
Europe
Europeans Exaggerating Need For Aid Claim
Henry J. Taylor, foreign correspondent, told the National Coal Association in Chicago that Europeans overstate their need for American relief. He urged relief plans be rewritten to reflect what the United States can do and placed responsibility on administration leaders for the task.
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Chicago
Henry J. Taylor
Europe
National Coal Association
United States
Window Washer Helper Ad Offers Safe Cleaning Tool
A Chronicle Telegram Warner ad promotes a window washing helper with interchangeable pads and squeegees, claiming no dangerous hanging. It urges readers to dial 44-121 or 44-141 to place an ad. The piece also mentions Rivoli and an entertainment listing at The Supper Club with Tony Mont and the Artisans performing, dancing until 2 a.m.
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Tvs
Chronicle- Telegram Warner
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