Reds Face New UN Setback in Balkan Rights Clash
In Flushing New York the United Nations General Assembly readies a Western bid to send the Czech Slovakia based Balkan church trials to the International Court of Justice. The United States pressed for arbitration while Russia and its allies argued the trials comply with peace treaty human rights provisions.
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Flushing
N.Y
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Balkan
International Court of Justice
Satelles .V.cistec
Josefarcinal Mindszenigg
United States
General Assembly
Sritain
Soviet Union
Britain
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Wharley Shawcross
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Cohen
Czechoslovakia
Shawcross
Call On Truman To Take Over Steel Industry
A Columbus CIO resolution urged President Truman to seize control of the steel industry and implement welfare recommendations from the Presidential Fact-Finding board. CIO leader Jack Kroll accused steel leaders of stubbornly endangering the nation’s economic health and insisted the President must use his lawful power to operate the industry.
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Columbus
Oho
CIO
Tecor
Truman
Jack Kroll
Biz Steel
All America
Kroiu
Bodies Of Two Fishermen Found In Lake Erie
In Euclid Ohio two fishermen missing since a fishing trip on Lake Erie were found dead on a beach. Walter Yourish aged 43 and Joe Rascoletti aged 36 were last seen leaving in Rascoletti’s 18 foot motorboat. The Coast Guard recovered the bodies after the boat concession notified authorities.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Euclid
Walter Yourish
Joe Rascoletti
N Rasoletti
Gordan Park
Corst Guard
Foreman Dies In Fall In Toledo Injury
An inquest will be held Tuesday into the death of James Rove 43 Boone a labor foreman for the Barten Tetersoil Construction Co who was killed after falling from the crew Union Station to the tracks below.
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Toledo
James Rove
Boone
Barten Tetersoil Construction Co
Rew Unies
Try To Avert Strike In Canton Bus Drivers Clash
Canton Ohio representatives the Bus Drivers Association AFL met with city officials today in a final effort to avert a strike set for midnight. Drivers demand a twenty cent an hour wage increase.
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Canton
Bus Drivers’ Association «Afl
Canton Cry Lines
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Weekend Outlook
The forecast for northeast Ohio calls for a fair, windy and cooler afternoon followed by clear and cooler tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy with only a small temperature change. Tonight low around 40 and Sunday high near 56. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Elyria Rector Named Honorary Canon in Cleveland
The Elyria rector will be installed as an Honorary Canon of Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, tomorrow at four o'clock. Rev G Russel Hargate of St Andrews will join the Board of Exar z Chaplains of the Diocese of Oare for the service in honor of the Bishop and Dean Emerson. Canon Francis B. ier will deliver the special sermon. the ceremony is open to the public.
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Amorrow
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
G. Russel Hargate
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Exar Z
Diocese of
Oare
Eriey
And
Nese B Emerson
athe‘Grvat
Francis B. Ier 'Te
Plans Practically Complete For Halloween Parade
Paul Hardy, chairman of the Halloween parade committee, announced plans for October 31st are nearly complete. Representatives from civic organizations met at the Chamber of Commerce offices to review progress and confirm prize and refreshment donations. The committee hopes to secure three Elyria marching bands for the parade and the Elyria Woman's Club will select judges for the costume contest at Monday's meeting.
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Paul Hardy
Hallowe
John Timms
Elyria Woman's Club
Pope Questions U S Immigration Liberalism
Pope Pius XII questioned U S immigration liberality in Castel Gandolfo, addressing visiting House members. He urged American generosity toward refugees and urged the United States to consider the needs of others against the backdrop of global relief efforts and UN activities.
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Castel Gandolfo
Ivzir
Pius
U. S
Pope
Eichtman
Traels Moog
Caen Reeves
Meyers Loses Fight for Freedom in Federal Ruling
Ex General Bennett E Revers returned to Loror reformatory after another loss in his bid for freedom. Meyers serves a 20 year sentence for subordination of perjury tied to persuading Bellior H Lamarre to testify before a Senate subcommittee in 1947. He appeared in federal court seeking a writ of habeas corpus.
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Washington
Bennett E Revers
Loror
toGaxr
Meyer
Bellior H Lamarre
Senate
Burns Fatal To Widow In Toledo Fire
Mrs. Bertha Smith an 80 year old widow of Toledo died from burns received when a cigarette she was smoking dropped from her hand and set her clothing on fire. Her death followed a night incident in which the blaze enveloped her as she sat in her room. Authorities stated the fire was accidental and started from the cigarette.
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Toledo
Bertha Smith
No U.S. Action In Strikes Indicated Before Tuesday
Government intervention appeared as the only quick settlement option in the coal and steel strikes but no action was announced before Tuesday. White House sources said President Truman would act before Tuesday, yet might refrain. plans for Taft Hartley invocation were uncertain. Railroads with little coal on hand began reducing service 25 percent by Tuesday midnight, signaling growing economic danger as steel stockpiles neared critical levels.
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United Press
Uet
John L. Lewis
de A
Cyrus Ching
White House
Truman
Washington
U. S. Steel
New York
Interstate Comerce
Detroit
Ward
Relief Rise As Strike Strains County Poor Relief
The county welfare director says relief applications surge as the steel strike amplifies poverty. About 60 new cases yesterday, with 220 reported and 15 daily arrivals. Current aid standards are monthly sums of 21 for men and 23 for 16 year olds, 18 for girls 16, rising to 10.55 for nearly three years old. County funds near 100000 with monthly relief about 50000, funded partly by the state, risking depletion to end of month unless cases taper.
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Fieve Shave
Shew
Shaw
Lorain
Moonthir
Miles
Six Men Arrested on Gambling Charges in Pool Room Raid
Police raided a pool room at 53 West Avenue capturing six men on gambling charges. Several suspects fled as officers—led by Chief J Stankard—confiscated about 10 dollars in cash and reported two tables with money on play. Names include Reber Saunders, Richard Shumate, Clarence Battle, Robert Henry, Jack Robinson, and Samuel Smith. They face trial Friday with guilty pleas noted for two defendants.
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West Avenue
Reber
Saunders
West River Street
Sas
Hernan W. Ault
Richard Shumate
West Street
Clarence Battle
Lorain
J. Stankard
Earl Boges
Joseph Kristoff
Tragic Crash Claims Two Teens Near Salem
A young couple died when their overturned car struck a pole on Route 344 near Salem. Victims were Jerre Zimmerman, 18, and Jean Eckhart, 15, with the teenage girl identified as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Eckhart of Salem.
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Salem
Ioder
Anther
Vole
Jerre Zimmerman
Jean Eckhart
Lang
Leslie Ecxhart
Saiim
Coal Strike Hits Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Loss Projection
ARKERSBURG West Virginia The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad expects a net loss of 3 509 000 this North if the coal strike lasts to the end of October. President Rev B Wiereprome Wrere, touring company properties, said this would be the year's first net loss and that no extra workers would be added to the 35 000 already furloughed.
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Arkersburg
W.va
Baltmore & Co Railroad
Rev B Wiereprome Wrere
Westerder
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp Lays Off 250 Workers
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp announced a 250 person layoff due to steel shortages. The plant employs about 1,300 workers.
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Clyde, O
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp
Wrecks Sighted Of Missing Navy Planes Near Superior
At Williams Air Force Base Arizona a rescue party moved toward two burned wrecks on a mountain crest in the Superior AZ range. A civilian pilot reported no signs of life around the site and a 50 plane search continued for the three F4U planes missing on a ferry flight from El Paso to Litchfield Park.
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Phoenix
el Paso
Tex
Litchfield Park
Ariz Barnes
Ono
Safety Programs To Be Stressed Next Week in Elsmar
Mayor Henry W. Ault designated next week as Safety Week in Elsrna. The police will emphasize traffic safety and launch a green pennant school program while conducting safety programs for various groups. A window display at the Ohio Public Service Co. is planned.
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Henry W. Ault
Elsrna
Ohio Puodic Service Co
Driver Dies In Burning Truck Collision Near Sabina
Raphael J Ford of Cincinnati died in a head on crash that involved two trucks and a semi-trailer on the CCC highway east of Sabina. Both trucks caught fire. Lamar Bodenstead, 26, of New Albany Ind, sustained cuts and bruises.
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Raphael J
Ford Cincininati
Sabina
O. Ford
CCC Highwer
Sebine
Lamar Bodenstead
New Albany
Ind
New Officers Swear They Are Not Communists
Thirteen top officers of the CIO United Electrical Workers affiliate filed a formal affidavit with the government asserting they are not Communists. The union had resisted filing non Communist affidavits required by Taft Hartley.
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Washington
CIO United Electral Workers Assot
Electrical Workers Union
CIO
Chest Workers Seek Final 17 Percent of Pledges
Campaign workers in Elyria press ahead to raise 16352 dollars to reach the 892058 goal by next Tuesday. Campaign Chairman Norris Ryder cautions realism while expressing confidence as divisions report strong progress and several teams exceed quotas.
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Elyria Community Chest
Vestercayard
Norris Ryder
Altheach Vestervenoris
Ridgeville Township
Br Irs
G. E Lasch
Irs Waryne Wises
Carlisle
Ray Carter
Herbert Young
H Kenneth Sommer
Helen Johnsten
J L Butter
Orin Starner
Walter Werriner
Herpert Young
Robert Hach
Forms Kearner
Sem Kahn
Dexter S H Kimball
George S Cole Jr
Gustival
Richard
Griimar
Aueta
James H Walters
J Martin Bres
Herbert H Mfewter
Sava Midtown
Nirs
hLeirman
Lloyd the
Rcor
F G Reser
Espata
Percy Cravns
Mathey Fartve Witter
Demurrers Filed To Two Suits By Prosecutor
Demurrers were filed to two suits against the county commissioners by Robert and Ruth Cane residents of a trailer at the Walters View Project. Mrs Cane seeks 13900 for injuries after a fall and electric flash incident. The husband sues for expenses and damages citing alleged negligence by the project.
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Trosectins Pach
Etterdar
Py Robert
Ruth Cane
Walier View Project
Cane
Cmern
Marines Feel Their Value Overlooked Cates Says
General Cates testified in Washington that Marines fear their roles are being usurped by others. He said officers and men feel the corps is overlooked as the nation's emergency force in readiness, risking national security.
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Cates
Philadet Phia
DY Sis
Subdivisions To Get More From The Sales Tax
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced that the 30 percent sales tax increase distribution to Lorain County subdivisions will begin Oct 28, with funds drawn from July 1. The annual total rises to 18 million across districts, up from 12 million, with half-year totals and specific township and city shares listed.
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Frank Ayres
Loram
Elvira
Elvria
Emst
South Amnerst
Avon
Avon Lake
Lorain
Vermilion-on-tte-Lake
Grafton
LaGrange
Rochester
Gnerlin
Shrtheld la
Sheffield
Wellington
Midwest Weather: Cold Wave Spreads East With Snow Across Plains
A bitter cold front brings temperatures dropping to near 20s and below in the Midwest and West. Officials warn Arctic air will drift eastward, with snow and strong winds likely in portions of the region as forecasters track the pattern and potential impact on travel and daily life.
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New West
Eather
Iodar
Evers
Seatiere Rae
Mother, Three Children Die In Hartland Fire
A Hartland family tragedy leaves a mother and three children dead in a home blaze. Police identified the woman as Mrs. Oland Everett. Ages of the children were not immediately available. The husband escaped from an upstairs window with two other children, saving them.
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Hartland
Oland Everett
Jdeath
Officials scoff at spy charge from Czechoslovakia
Washington prepared a blistering reply to Prague accusing five Americans and Louise Schaffner of Lancaster of running a spy ring from the U S Embassy. Samuel Meryn of New York and others were named with plans for a nationwide network and radio relays. Prague also alleged Czech officials involved and an underground railroad for anti communists, as U S officials dismissed the spy charges as part of widening East West tensions.
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Washington
United States
Prague
Samuel Meryn
New York
Meryn
Louise Schaffiner
Lancaster
Czechoslovakia
iScoff
Forieirrn
Warsaw
Edly
Miss Schaffner
Walter Birge
St Louis
Isaac Patch
Gloucester
Mass
Spencer L. Taggart
Taggart
No. 2
Bradley Urges Happy Medium In Defense Spending
Gen Omar N Bradley tells the Senate Appropriations committee that the United States should aim for reasonable security rather than absolute security. He cautions against overspending while stressing defense forces strong enough to deter aggression. The hearing covered a 1.3149 billion dollar arms and spending bill and touched on unification concerns and Navy roles.
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Y Louis Johnson
House Armed Services
Johnson
Navy
Washington
Omar. N. Bradley
Bradley
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Defense
Lous Johnson
U. S
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Overton Brooks
D. la
Dewey Short
R. Mo
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
Congress
Samars
Army
Air Force
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Foreman
Elyria
Rev. G. Russel Hargate
Hallowe'en Parade
Meyers
Burns
U.S
Clyde
Fred
Tve
Harold R. Medina
Benjamin Davis, Jr
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
Gilbert Green
Uhners
John W.karssen
Gus Hall
Midwest
Cago
Hentev
Stewart Radio
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