Fog Shuts Cleveland Traffic and Delays Events
Heavy fog immobilized Cleveland area causing widespread travel disruptions and sport cancellations. Police reports say the fog was among the worst in memory, with motorists urged to slow down and stay home if possible. A football game at the stadium was canceled as visibility collapsed and buses, trains, and airport operations faced delays. incidents included two-vehicle collisions on Route 10 near LaPorte and several fender damages and injuries in the area. Coast Guard crews towed three fishermen to safety after foggy conditions near Cleveland Harbor.
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E. Cleveland
Fox
Stadium
Cleveland
Akron
Cleveland Bor
LaPorte
David Hogan
Riverdale Court
Mark Patrick
Reland
Ifred Beriswill
R. D
Graf
Harold Dean
Dean
Ifton Road
Fuller Road
H Ugh Nagel
Avon Lake
George Smitek
Mills
Avon
France Purge Rumors Sweep Civil Service And Rail Admin
Reports indicate the French government moved to purge civil servants and Communist union leaders after a 27 day coal strike blamed on Moscow controlled groups. Justice Minister Marie said a bill to bar Communist party members from civil service was drafted. Security forces seized more coal in northern France while troops were sent to Rouen to unload ships despite dockers’ refusals.
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Raymond Tournene
Civil Service Armed Forces
Ournemaine
Dhe
Eliable
Gpvent
Robbery Charge Stemming From Taxi Driver Incident
Jackson 360ees, 21, of 107 Fremont 4, was arrested for alleged robbery of taxi driver Wayne Ellsworth at midnight. He entered no plea before Mayor Henry W. and arraignment was continued to Monday. Ellsworth said the passenger took $65 after a trip from Gartner's Inn to Sugar Ridge road.
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Jackson
Fremont 4
Wayne Ellsworth
Yes
Henry W
Worth
Gartner's Inn
Eland Road
Sugar Ridge Road
Ellsworth
Weather forecast for Eveland region in Ohio described
Forecast calls for sunny and mild conditions this afternoon, followed by cloudy and cool tonight. Continued cloudiness and cool temperatures expected with a low around 42 and a high on Sunday. Also notes an advertisement for a Cane Erb Radio musical reproduction business with phone number 3176.
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Eveland
Ohio
Elderly Elyrian Voters Dedicate To Their Ballot Box
Flor ence Terry an 85 year old Lorain county resident has never missed a vote since women gained the right in 1920. She recently learned new voting machines and recalls Civil War era patriotism and a 1872 Columbus parade. Her story motivates local voters amid election changes.
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Lorain County
Florence Terry
Parkview St. Elyria
Terry
Kausenkina
Russia
Construction Of Sewer Stopped By injunction
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley halted work on a Sheffield Lake sewer project and issued an injunction after a hearing that ran past 8 55 pm The plaintiffs taxpayers Rollo Nichols Winifred Aspin and Breenville Woods prevailed The case involved a dispute over location of the sewer and bond votes for a 1650000 bond for Lake road sewer and a 105000 bond for a sewage disposal plant Contractors said about 20 percent of the 6317800 contract had been performed without payment
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Sheffield Lake
Rollo Nichols
Winifred Aspin
Breenville Woods
B. Fatol
Cleveland
Henry Webber
Lake Road
Hawthorne Avenue
Hawthorne
Peru’s Bustamante ousted as junta seizes Lima
The Peruvian president Jose Luis Bustamante was deposed by a right wing military junta that seized Lima within three days aided by the Lima garrison. A provisional government named Gen Zenon Noriega as president while Bustamante went into exile in Argentina after a late night palace implosion and a swift, bloodless transfer via plane.
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Lima
Peru
Jose Luis Bustamente
Garrion
Manuel Odrias
Buetwnente
Arequipa
Zenon Noriega
Bustamente
King
Argentina
Antofagasta
Chile
Buenos Aires
Democratic National Front
Teftists
Aoven
Farmy
Jefuset Apra
Calhio
Limas
Russians Stand Firm On The Berlin Crisis
Paris reports that the Soviet Union reaffirmed its firm stance on the Berlin crisis and rejected the Western Big Three proposal to settle the dispute outside the United Nations. Moscow broadcast a Security Council resolution accepting terms in private talks with six neutral members. The plan calls for lifting the blockade and finalizing a Berlin currency agreement, a stance Moscow has held throughout.
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Paris
Berlin
United Nations
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Russia
Security Council
Thurmond Attacks Truman in Texas Campaign Speech
In Austin Gov. Strom Thurmond charged President Truman with tampering with foreign policies while attempting to undermine the nation’s government at home. He blasted Dewey as well and predicted at least 100 electoral votes to possibly shift the election to Congress. About 400 heard him in the Capitol House chamber.
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Austin
Tex
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Thurmond
Texas
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Woman Shot By Husband In Lorain Admitted For Treatment
Mrs. Maria Delasantos, 31, of 3750 Albany Ave South Lorain, admitted to St. Josephs Hospital at 12 30 PM for a gunshot wound to her right shoulder. Condition listed as fair. She told authorities her husband Lorenzo shot her. Case referred to the sheriffs department for investigation.
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Maria Delasantos
Albany Ave
South Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorenzo
Sheriffs Department For
Boy Rebounds From Weeks Unconscious to Home Recovery
A 17 year old boy who had been unconscious for several weeks has returned home and is progressing toward full recovery. Separate ad promotes the Heights Drive In at 4th and E River, inviting patrons to enjoy meals in a newly opened venue.
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Columbus
E. River
Adv
President Counts On Huge Vote
President Truman urged a record turnout of 61 million voters for November second as he campaigned across the East and Midwest. He forecast victory in four more years, spoke in Brooklyn, and planned a final get out the vote radio address from Independence Missouri. He toured New York metropolitan area audiences of about 4.5 million, stressing foreign policy and victory in the coming election.
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Truman
White House
Missouri
St. Louis
Kiel Auditorium
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
East
Mr. Truman
Manhattan
Bronx
Harlem
Westchester County
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Dewey Ends Campaign With Grand Madison Square Garden Rally
Governor Thomas E. Dewey concludes his 15,000 mile campaign through 27 states with a final rally at Madison Square Garden. He plans rest in Pawling over the weekend and returns to New York to await returns Tuesday night. Dewey and Mrs. Dewey will vote in New York Tuesday and then stay at the Roosevelt. Governor Warren to speak from California Monday night.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
White House
Madison Square Garden
Dewey
Campagn
Philadelphia
Pawling
Earl Warren
Warren
California
Hotel Roosevelt
Army Secretary Royall says war not imminent
Richmond Virginia Army Secretary Kenneth C Royall told the Virginia Education Association that war is not imminent due to a strong Army Navy and Air Force but warned that war remains a possibility. He emphasized facing threats with firmness and firepower and reiterated his view during the postwar period.
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Richmond
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
United States
Royall
Virginia Education Association
Clergy Dinner Features Dr Olson on Amsterdam Council
Men from Elyria churches gather at First Congregational for a dinner on November 4 with Dr Oscar Thomas Olson of Epworth Euclid Methodist in Cleveland as speaker. He discusses Man's Disorder God s Design and Amsterdam World Council plans. quartet music provided. tickets via church men’s groups. Ernest Splete chairs the Elyria Council of Churches men’s group.
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Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational Church
Oscar Thomas Olson
Epworth Euclid
Olson
Ernest Splete
UN orders halt to fighting in north Palestine
Paris dispatch says the United Nations ordered Israeli and Arab troops to cease fire as of 7 am EST, with truce headquarters in Palestine dispatching the instruction amid renewed fighting on the northern front. The move follows patterns seen in the Negev as U N aims to check hostilities before US elections.
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Paris
United Nations
Palestine
Holy Land
Haifa
Negev
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
UN Security Council
Israel
United States
Truman
General Assembly
Four Killed Five Hurt In Crash Of Trains
In dense fog two Boston and Maine trains the Redwings southbound from Montreal and northbound from Boston collided near Newbury Vermont. Four railroad workers were killed and five injured though most passengers escaped serious harm. Officials cited a single track with automatic signals and could not immediately determine the crash cause.
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Newbury
Montreal
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Martin L. Gove
Wentworth
N. Ti
Victor Tromba
St. Johnsbury
John Blair
Newport
Red Ford
Vermont
New Hampshire
One Person Known Dead In Blaze In Chicago
A large south side Chicago apartment blaze killed an unidentified woman on the third floor and injured nine others. An 11-year-old boy survived by leaping from a fourth story window to a sidewalk. Police inspect a possible arson or pre Halloween prank as the cause. The building, a 50 apartment complex, was a total loss with estimated damage of $25,000.
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Chicago
Sidewalks to be restored promptly warns city official
Service Director D W Kothe announced action against contractors failing to restore sidewalks in front of building projects after sewer and utility work. He cited prolonged damaged sidewalks hurting pedestrians for months and urged immediate restoration and protection. A separate note reports Charles FE Conley of Newport Ky, identified as a major marijuana wholesaler, being arrested in a raid yielding an estimated $10,000 in contraband.
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D. W. Kothe
Cincinnati
Charles Fe, Conley
Newport
Hungary Expels Yugoslav Staff Strains Belgrade ties
Yugoslavia reports Hungary has expelled nearly all Yugoslav liaison staff over recent days, creating a diplomatic crisis. Belgrade filed a strong protest with Budapest, the Tanjug agency said.
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Hungary
London
Legation
Tan- Jug
Belgrade
Chronicle Telegram Classifieds Promise Election Wins
An exhortation ad urges readers to place Chronicle Telegram want ads to boost success in campaigns. It presents a boastful claim that no winning candidate matched the newspaper’s affordable ads in attracting votes. The message insists readers dial 44 121 or 44 131 to place the ad.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Double Eagle Stamps Ad at Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners at 1382 Broad Street runs Double Eagle Stamps promotion on Monday and Tuesday with advertising space noted.
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Double Eagle
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Broad Street
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