Berlin Crisis Deepens as 19 West German Police Are Arrested
Soviet air maneuvers over Berlin persist amid the arrest of 19 west sector German police at the city hall. French and American officers protest. Trucks ferried the detainees to the French sector as tensions flare and calls for safe conduct are questioned.
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Berlin
Russia
U. S
Templehof
Germany
Washington
London
Moscow
Bern
West Sector
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Pierre Koenig
Frank Howley
Alexander Kotikov
Kotikov
Sokolovsky
United Press
Kenneth Ames
Dom Cathedral
Leutenant
International
Eduard Morrow
New York Times
Ed Haaker
National Broadcasting Company
Weather outlook for Cleveland area turns mild then cool
Northeast Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions this afternoon, with fair and cooler tonight. A 10 mile per hour southwest to northwest wind shifts, followed by Thursday showers and milder temperatures. High 76, low 48. Nearby ads note owner sale, storm windows and a grant opening at Grassies with community fun.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hugh
Berlin Crisis Deepens as U S Seeks Policy
Washington voices deep concern over the Berlin crisis as four power talks continue. President Truman convened a National Security Council meeting to plan policy in case of breakdown in discussions among the four military governors in Berlin.
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Washington
Berlin
George C. Marshall
Truman
National Security Council
Russia
Moscow
Dewey Opens Campaign in Des Moines September 20
Albany report states Governor Thomas E Dewey will launch his presidential bid with a speech in Des Moines on September 20. The Republican candidate will address listeners via Columbia and Mutual networks from 10 to 10:30 p.m. EDT. The speech topic was not disclosed.
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Albany
Thomas FE
Dewey
Des Moines
Drake &Tarltum
Columbia
Mua
Stassen Says Labor Won't Be Deceived in Campaign
Former Minnesota Governor Harold E. Stassen opened the Republican labor drive with a Detroit speech claiming President Truman betrays labor by labor policy and foreign policy. He argued wages and prices rose about seven percent since August 1947 and urged GOP criticism of Truman’s Potsdam record. Stassen urged unity against class warfare and warned of disunity benefiting the administration.
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Detroit
Republiccan
Stassen
Republican Party
Enrollment In Rural Schools Tops Five Thousand
Loram County schools opened the 1948 49 term with 5284 pupils across 19 reporting schools an increase of 449 from last year Most gains are in elementary schools Clearview district leads with 687 pupils including 447 elementary and 240 high school Vincent School adds 70 to reach 253 Ridgeville Township School rises to 640 up 98 from last year Total county enrollment may exceed 6000 once all reports are in Continued on Page 2
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Loram County
Clearview
Vincent
Ridgeville Township
Enrolment Rise Across Elyria Catholic Schools
Elyria's three Catholic schools opened the 1948-49 year with 906 pupils enrolled. St Marys reports 482 students, up about 100 from last year. St Agnes has 230, up 30, while Holy Cross starts with 73, up from 64. First grade through eighth grade operate across the campuses.
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Elyria
St. Mars
St. Mary's
Ain Fe Us
St. Agnes
Rural Lorain County adds 981 buildings to tax lists
Newly completed structures valued at 2 million dollars plus were added to Lorain county rural tax duplicates this year. Auditor Frank Ayres said 981 buildings outside cities and villages were surveyed by the auditor’s appraisers and added to the tax lists. Rural new construction surged, with 699 of the 981 being dwellings, while total valuations rose from last year. Elyria and Lorain townships led in increases, with Elyria Township at 337270 dollars and 65 new dwellings among other structures. Carlisle, Black River, Sheffield, and Ridgeville townships also posted major gains, reflecting suburban growth around Elyria. Continued on Page 2.
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Lorain County
Frank Ayres
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Township
Carlisle Township
Black River Township
Sheffield Township
Ridgeville Township
Council Considers Zoning And Many Routine Matters
Residents on West River Street fear a liquor store at Louisiana Avenue amid a commercial project for groceries and ice cream. The council notes zoning from 1929 and says rezoning requires a two month petition and ordinance. a building permit already issued limits action. Officials discuss future liquor location control after ordinance passage.
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West River Street
Louisiana Avenue
Council
Couscil
Seward W. Plack
Tnre
Pentonetai
Wea
Hart Dickason
France’s government falls as Schuman loses confidence vote
President Auriol rushed to form a new premier after Premier Robert Schuman’s government was toppled by a 295 to 269 confidence defeat. Auriol began consultations at Rambouillet to assemble the fourteenth post liberation cabinet, amid talk of possible dissolving the National Assembly and new elections. Communists signaled readiness to take responsibility, while Jacques Duclos urged a Democratic Union government.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Auriol
Rambouillet
Schuman
Assembly
Jacques Duclos
Democratic Union
Enrollment Up As Elyria Schools Open 1940-49 Year
Elyria public schools opened the 1940-49 year with 4 201 pupils enrolled, up 49 from last year’s 4 152. Elementary day enrollment reached 2 881, a gain of 149 from 2 732, not counting afternoon kindergarten or handicapped classes. Elyria High School showed a decline of 111 from last year’s opening. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Harold H. Eibhing
Elyria High School
Open House at Local Plant Draws Families in Elyria
Employers of the Steel and Tubes Division at Republic Steel Corporation hosted a plant open house at the Elyria plant on Fifteenth Street. Mayor Henry W. Ault planned a tour through the facility this afternoon. Visitors were guided through the plant with additional tours scheduled between 4 and 8 pm today and this evening.
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Steel and Tubes
Republic Steel Coporation
Elyria
Fifteenth Street
Tod
Henry W Ault
Pl Nt
Optimism In London Has Ended
Two weeks of cautious optimism about the international situation ended as a new cold war crisis loomed before the Paris meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. Western and Soviet blocs face mutual tensions over Berlin and Germany with disputes spilling into currency control, governance in Berlin, and stalled recovery programs.
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London
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Berlin
Germany
Kremlin
U. S
Lewis Douglas
Rene Massigi
William Strang
Foreign Office
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
UN General Assembly
Europe
Britain
Russia
Yugoslavia
Eduard Benes
Japan
Korea
Palestine
Third General Assembly
United Nations
Local school opens as fall weather nears
A fragmented advertisement era notes school opening today and upcoming cool conditions. It includes urgent car sale pep phrases claiming outlaw status as a public enemy and features various classifieds for roofing services, advertisements, and event mentions such as a TV program about the Indians at the MCA.
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Grassies
Oberliay Road
Whitey Russ
Graystone
Grassies Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
All Nowe
Security Council
White House
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Defense
James Forrestal
Robert Lovett
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Navy
John Lo Sullivan
Air
W Stuart Symington
Arthur Hill
National Secuitry Resources Board
Sidney Souers
Eben Ayers
Deetsy Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Crystal Clear Dry Cleaners
Grassie's
Brad Cindy Co
Chicago
Clark St
Immediate Possessions
Grassie
Wayside Inn
Oberlin
Harry Brown
Middle Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Building and Lands Committee
Planning and Zoning Board
Ralph Terry
Police Department
Terry
Safety and Transportation Committee
Police and Fine Departments
Building Department
Fred Smith
Valley View Trailer Camp
Holland
Markham
Oho Nursery
Grassie’s
Stardust
W. T. Grant Co
Ridgeville
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Indians
MCA
Holmes & Coates
Grassie's Wayside Inn
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