Major Kashmir Rebellion Sparks Indian Military Action
Reliable reports say Hindu India rushed airborne troops to Srinagar to avert a storming by 10 000 to 15 000 peasants and tribesmen as Kashmir rebels threaten the capital. The crisis, tied to violence in Junagadh and Tensions with Pakistan, could force a plebiscite only after peace is restored.
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Wreckage Found From Fatal Air Liner Crash Near Athens
Greek rescuers reached Mount Hymettus north of Athens and found charred remains and bodies after a Swedish NC4 airliner bound for Hissani airport reportedly struck a rugged slope in foul weather. Early reports say as many as 44 people died, with crews scouring the mountains for survivors.
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Mio Eumelius
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Creemen
Hissani
Istanbul
Blassani
Mount Hvine
Weather forecast for eastern Ohio eases into mild, cloudy outlook
The Weather author forecasts eastern Ohio to see cloudy conditions and milder temperatures this afternoon. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low near 61, and Tuesday’s high around 72.
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Twins Die As Plane Crashes Near Fort Wal
Reported in the city a twin pair perished when a small plane crashed during a flight near Fort Wal. Residents recalled the tragedy as emergency crews arrived to secure the scene. The investigation was ongoing with authorities seeking witnesses and pursuing leads.
Twenty Persons Die as New England Forest Fires Rage
New England faces widespread losses as fires consume woods and settlements. Winds up to 20 miles per hour threaten containment, with 20 lives lost and about 7,000 made homeless. Gov. Horace A. Strange orders increased police surveillance of arson suspects amid destruction of Bar Harbor and other areas.
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New York City
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Maine
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Three Major Factors To Be Placed Before Congress
Washington dispatch outlines a two fold choice for Congress next month a $20 billion Marshall plan for postwar reconstruction and a domestic defense emphasis. It notes three major factors including costs administration control over materials and how credits are spent and warns Congress faces pressures on national defense.
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Rtiman
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Taft Sees Tax Cuts Coming
In Boston a spoken idea outlines anticipated federal tax reductions and debt strategy tied to upcoming congressional sessions. The remarks hint at broader fiscal reforms and potential legislative adjournment around year end.
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21 Known Dead In Train Crash
A train collision near Berwick-on-Tweed on the Edenburg to London line caused 21 deaths and many injuries. Foggy conditions contributed as a conductor’s car derailed, with passengers trapped and hospital treatment noted for several.
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Edenburg-to-Lonedon
Pridas
First American Soldier Dead From Europe
Lorain county soldiers were among 6,251 bodies aboard the Joseph V. Connolly returned to New York. They came from Henri Chappelle Belgium and Argentia Newfoundland, with Lorain county troops sent to Columbus General Depot. Other ship victims include a wife’s address in Elyria and a Cleveland family burial at North Ridgeville.
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Holland
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Army
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Frank Tarnowske
East Avenue
Germany
Pft
Tarepewske
Steven Thomas
Anna Thomas
Fast Twenty-ninth Street
Herbert A. Zielice
Pat Zielke
Grafton
Cleveland
W. C. Larson
Graf No. 2
Caskets Of 6 250 Silent Heroes Arrive
The caskets of 230 Silent Heroes from the European war arrive to a solemn ceremony in New York. The transport moved from a naval base to a memorial site as 600 marchers followed the casket along Fifth Avenue in a quiet salute. Civil and military officials reflected on sacrifice while mothers and families awaited the returning soldiers.
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Ese
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Newfoundland
Sheep's Meadow
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Plane Crash Aftermath In Utah Deepens Mystery
Civil Aeronautics officials comb the Bryte Canyon country near Richfield Utah for clues after last Friday’s United Airlines DC plane crash that killed 52. Investigators press for possible causes while workers identify charred remains and mortician Magleby reports only a few bodies identified. The search for evidence and victims continues amid a bleak, slow process.
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Utah
Bryte Canyon
United Airlines
James R. Peyton
Santa Monica
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Phisicchus
Tate
Magleby
Systran
Cade
Levy Endorsed by Elyria Chamber for Two Miss Levy
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce and the board approve a proposed two-mill tax levy as an emergency measure to fund municipal needs. Respondents argue it raises wages and materials costs, while opponents favor avoiding new direct taxes and stress long-term fiscal impact. Local figures Billy Nunan and others publish weekly notices in The Journal Record.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Friendship Train Will Collect Food For Europeans
The Luckman four committees announce a Friendship Train leaving Los Angeles May 7 for a continental trip to New York to collect food for Europe. The train will visit many cities including South Bend Elbaet lakes Poleda Cleveland Astubula Syracuse and Philadelphia. The Association of American Railroads has donated a train for the project and preparations will be handled at Los Angeles headquarters.
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Film Writer Contempt Cited by House Committee
Film writer John Howard Lawson was cited for contempt by a House committee for pretending to be a Communist while testifying before unamerican activities hearings. The vote failed to proceed due to a quorum issue. the matter awaits further action. Lawson, previously labeled a member of the Communist party, faced a contempt citation as lawmakers sought to press his testimony and potential implications for Hollywood figures.
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Ahowse
Unamerican
Adhvibes
Lee Aller
Lawson
Bolty
Yann Howard Lawson
Lee
Sho
Chen
Vermilion Man Dies After Fall and Boat Incident
A Vermilion man, Jereph Qenenon, fell and died while near the river, with witnesses aboard a boat alleging alcohol involvement. Deputies found that several men, including Hammon and others, were drinking. one man described a medical issue and the group sought a doctor but could not obtain aid. The death occurred en route to St Josephs Hospital in Laid after an ambulance transfer.
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Yostey
Wilhiaiy
Hammon
Fanaither
Ube Pierce
Deinkon Beer
Sojzeane
Ham- Mah
Gyobu Saad Uy
Dasone
Tank
Leon
Vernulon
Hestol Unes
St Josephs Hospital
Laid
Ted Seon
Governor Demands Peace At Galion
Fragmentary report records Mayor or governor demanding peace in Galion amid unrest. Unclear names and events due to damaged OCR text. Mentions possible figures and local services, but details are unreadable.
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Galion
Senator Brewster Links Communists to Crashes and Fires
Senator Own Brewster of Maine alleged Communist sabotage may have caused the Utah airplane crash killing 32 and contributed to Maine forest fires near populated areas. He urged quick Senate subcommittee inquiry and noted candles near pine needles as a suspicious clue while Maine authorities widen patrols of roads to deter arsonists.
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Brewster
Utah
New England
United Airlines
Bryce Canyon
Roscoe Turner
United Press
Carl Dolan
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Maine
Report Goal In Chest Drive Not In Sight
Elyria Community Chest officials voiced concern as the drive neared the final 24 hours. Campaign Chairman Don W. Myers and heads reviewed figures and urged every worker to reach every person in their territory before tomorrow noon. If not done, the goal seems unlikely. a final luncheon is scheduled at the YMCA. Community Chest workers and nobleiters were asked to call unvisited residents and ask others to contribute, with a few unsolicited gifts already arriving to support continued efforts.
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Elyria Community Chest
Don W. Myers
Stukdy
YMCA
Jean
Red Feather
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Reuinpaigin
Wanted to Buy Ad Promises Front Burner Cooking
Chronicle-Telegram says a Wanted to Buy ad will let you cook on the front burner of any stove you prefer. Dial 44-121 or 4-1al to arrange the purchase while gas and electricity evolve with radar and new technologies.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Geiser Mfg Ad Promotes Storm Windows and Doors
An advertising item from Geiser Manufacturing Inc lists QUICK delivery on all-glutinum storm windows screens and doors with Venuttian swoings. Phong 2991 West Avenue appears as part of the listing.
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