Russians Demand Full Details Of Every Berlin Flight
Berlin reports say Soviet authorities demanded full disclosure of every Air Force flight into Berlin with pilot names and takeoff times, a condition rejected by the United States. American officials called the demand an impossible and useless intrusion into established four power procedures. A Soviet letter delivered at the Air Safety Control Center prompted the response as Soviet bombers hovered nearby. Meanwhile anti-Communist protests in the British sector saw one German killed and seven wounded as troops and police fired.
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Berlin
United States Air Force
Paris Faces Tight Vote as Queuille Seeks Coalition
Paris tense as police and security guards clash with protesters near the Renault plant on the Quai De Passy injuring 63 officers and 10 demonstrators. Five workers arrested amid calls from Gaullists for immediate elections and a new government coalition.
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Paris
National Assembly
Henri Queulle
France
Renault
Te Quai de Passy
Charles de Gaulle
Queuille
de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
de Gaullist
Tmne
Hull
Former President Benes Laid To Rest
Edvard Benes, former Czechoslovak president, was buried today in the garden at his Sezimovo Usti summer home, near Prague. The ceremony marked the final burial act for the key wartime and postwar leader.
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Benes
Prague
Edvard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Sezimovo Usti
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cool with scattered showers expected late this afternoon or tonight. Winds 10 to 15 mph from west to northwest. Saturday looks fair and milder with tonight low around 55 and a high near 73.
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Cleveland
Ohio
First Bulbs Arrive from Holland at Markham's Ohio Nursery
Our first shipment of bulbs has arrived from Holland at 321 Broad St. Markham's Ohio Nursery invites inquiries for lists and prices. The ad promotes canary birds and cuttinacesea stone in the same display, noting the W. T. Grant Co. address and Norfolk area references.
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W. T. Grant Co
Broad St
Adv
Holland
Markham
Ohio
Noran Oe
Cuttinacesea
U S Proposal On German Plant Dismantling Draws Mixed Reactions
Washington reports Britain and France gave a cool reception to a U S proposal for a moratorium on dismantling certain industrial plants in western Germany. The plan, by State Department and Paul Hoffman, aims to review plants’ value to European recovery. Britain called it a “no,” France reportedly shared the sentiment, while noting possible limited withdrawals. Other powers’ views remain under study.
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Washington
Britain
France
U. S
Germany
United States
Europe
State Department
Economic Cooperation
Paul G. Hoffman
State
Army, Interior, Commerce and Agriculture Departments
Oliver Franks
U.S
Nazi Germany
Truman Plans Grueling Western Campaign Swing
President Truman will undertake a demanding two week campaign trip from September 17 to October 2, visiting towns from Dexter Iowa to Denver and Salt Lake City then sweeping California before returning east. The itinerary includes at least 10 major speeches in populous towns with dawn to dusk appearances and early 4 a.m. starts.
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Washington
Truman
Texas Creek
Colo
Los Angeles
White House
Dexter
Colorado
Denver
Utah
Salt Lake City
Nevada
California
San Francisco
Texas
Oklahoma
West Virginia
New Club House To Be Dedicated With Air Show
The Elyma Stick and Rudder Club at Elyma Airport on Infirmary Road will dedicate its new log cabin club house Sunday afternoon with an air show. Mayor Henry W Ault will dedicate the building at 2 15 p m following flight demonstrations and stunts starting at 1 p m. Visiting pilots and planes from other cities will attend. the public can inspect plane models and learn about flying safety as the club expands from 9 to 71 members in four years.
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Elyma
Elyma Air Port
Infirmary Road
Herman Borchers
Henry W Ault
Borchers
Elyria
Boichers
Realtors To Meet On September 17
Wells W. Male, president of the Elyma Real Estate Board, announces a joint meeting of the Elyma and Loram boards at the Elks ballroom at noon September 17 in observance of Constitution Day. Former Congressman Ed Rowe of Akron will be the principal speaker. The luncheon will feature a gavel crafted from wood from Washington and Jefferson homes and bound by steel from the Battleship Missouri.
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Wells W. Male
Elyma Real Estate Board
Elyma and
Loram Real Estate
Elks Ballroom
Ed. Rowe
Akron
Mole
National Association
Washington and
Jefferson
Missouri
Night classes in 15 subjects offered in Elva
Night school for 1948 49 opened with 15 subjects. D A Morris reports ceramics machine shop trigonometry algebra typing welding as top demands. Registration still open for a few days. call the high school principal to register name address phone and desired course.
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Elva
D. A Morris
Morris
Half Of Young Men Here Have Registered
Selective registration period neared halfway point as Elyria Board No 72 reported only 2334 registrations out of an estimated 5288. Officials fear many eligible men born after August 31 1922 and before January 1 1928 did not register by the deadline, signaling a likely rush in coming days.
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Elyria
Borin No J
Elyria Public School Enrollment Rises to 4516
Elyria reports total public school enrollment at 4516 today, up 51 from yesterday and 169 above last year. Elementary enrollment reaches 3157, special classes for handicapped pupils number 73, while Elyria High School drops to 1286, down 70 from last year. Edison and Gates declines tied to pupil transfers to Jefferson School which expands to include eight grades and a kindergarten.
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Elyria
St. Mary's School
Allen
Edison
Ely
Pranklin
Garford
Gates
Hamilton
Jefferson
McKimley
Roosevelt
Jefferson School
Booker T Lewis charged with cutting to kill at Huron Street
Vernon Alexander of Gallipolis alleges he was attacked at Booker T Lewis’s home on Huron Street yesterday afternoon. He suffered a knife wound requiring 31 sutures after Lewis allegedly opened the door and struck. Alexander says he came to see his children and fled after the fight. Police say Lewis will be arraigned next Wednesday.
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Booker T
Lewis
Huron Street
Vernon Alexander
Gallipolis
Alexander
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
E. J. Stankard
Appeals Court In Session Over Probate Judge Nomination Fight
The court of appeals met to hear Henry King of Lorain challenge his opponent Municipal Judge Malcolm Thomson of Lorain in the November probate judge race. King alleges Thomson failed to qualify due to petition filing technicalities. Common Pleas Judge Clarence Ahl of Bucyrus previously ruled against King.
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Court of Appeals
Henry King
Lorain
King
Malcolm Thomson
Common Pleas
Clarence Ahl
Bucyrus
Kung
Evacuation Driven On Camiguin Island Amid Mt Hibok Hazards
Philippine volcanologists detected traces of poison gas in smoke from Mt Hibok on Camiguin Island as eruption continues. Geologist Arturo Alcaraz warns of serious risk and extreme precautions. About 10,000 to 15,000 residents remain while five small vessels shuttle evacuees three hours between Guinsilihan Binone and Mindanao.
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Manila
Camiguin Island
Philippines
Arturo Alcaraz
Alcaraz
Camiguin
Guinsilihan
Binone
Mindanao
Ridgeville School Adds Teacher to Ease Overcrowding
The Ridgeville Township Board of Education hired Ruth C. Pick to teach a combined third and fourth grade room at Ridgeville school. Pick, a Kent State graduate with prior teaching in Avon Lake and Elyria, joins as enrollments reach 56 in the third grade and 51 in the fourth, with more students since opening day.
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Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville
C. A. Gibbens
Resuscitator Gift Boosts Elyria Memorial ER
Elyria Memorial Hospital receives a new resuscitator donated by Mr and Mrs A C Hudnutt of 345 Stanford Avenue. The gift follows Mr Hudnutt s observation while a patient this summer that the hospital needed two units one for the maternity department and one for the emergency room to aid artificial respiration and restore normal breathing. Mr Hudnutt serves as a hospital trustee and former vice president.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Hudnutt
Injuries Fatal To Conrad Schroeder
Conrad L. Connie Schroeder 47 former local baseball standout died at Fremont Memorial Hospital from injuries after a highway crash near Fremont Wednesday night. He was struck by a truck and died with wife Alice and son Allan nearby. Born November 23 1900 in Elyria he spent 25 years as a noted pitcher and versatile player. The family lived in Elyria then Ridgeville. Survived by parents William and Mrs. Schroeder six sons George Glenn Donald Dale Alvin Warren three daughters Mariella Marjorie and Mrs Luedle Tomski and many siblings and grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 pm at St John Lutheran conducted by Rev Henry Lieske with burial in Ridgeville cemetery.
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Conrad L
Connie” Schroeder
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Fremont
Alice
Allan
Schroeder Way
Elyria
Ridgeville
Schroeder
St. John’s
William Schroeder
Walter
Richard
William
Ralph
Frank Scholl
Edward Snyder
George Peck
Harry Jones
John Caskaddon
Taylor Muneral
Henry Lieske
Ridgeville Cemetery
Change In View In Line With World Tension
Defense Secretary James Forrestal proposed releasing 103 million dollars withheld from air production appropriations, signaling rising world tension. The Air Force seeks expansion with 100 Lockheed F-80 jets, 100 F-84 Thunderjets, and 18 B-50 bombers, an improved B-29 variant, pending approval by President Truman and the Budget Bureau.
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Washington
Defense
James Forrestal
White House
Forrestal
Air Force
Truman
Bureau of the Budget
Ohio vets in Lorain County receive mass bonus checks
More than 7,000 Lorain County veterans have been mailed bonus checks. A state report shows 7,226 claims totaling 2.33 million dollars paid to living veterans in Lorain through Aug 31, with about 14,000 eligible in the county. Nationwide, 435,032 checks totaling 138.15 million were issued April 28 to Aug 31 to veterans and next of kin, as Ohio gears toward final examination of regular claims by month’s end. Some payments may await further information before authorization.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Chester W. Goble
Radio's Axis Sally Indicted in Treason Case
Mil dred Elizabeth Gillars of Portland Maine, known as Axis Sally, was indicted by a federal grand jury on treason charges. She returned to the United States from Germany under Army escort two weeks earlier and allegedly fomented discontent among American troops through Nazi broadcasts.
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Washington
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Germany
Miss Gillars
Portand
U.S
Jennings
Six Hundred Harvester Workers To Be Laid Off
Springfield plant to lay off 600 workers September 15 due to steel shortage. Plant had recently reopened after a strike, officials announced today.
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Springfield
International Harvester
Autumn sale ad hints at goods for cash migration
A Chronicle Telegram Want Ad promotes selling household goods for cash from morning to night. It lists contact numbers 44 121 and 44 131 and mentions new felts starting at $100. It also advertises Whitey Russ and His Tune Toppers at the Graystone Cocktail Lounge with air conditioned comfort.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Selead
Whitey Russ
Graystone
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Plymouth
W. Broad
Conrad Schroeder
W. T Grant Co
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