Three Year Old Killed by Automobile in Amherst
A three year old boy, John Bukovic, died from injuries after darting into North Ridge road traffic in Amherst. The accident occurred as a car driven by Joseph Lach, 20, struck him while he ran toward a group of walking adults. Lach stopped and took the child to the hospital at the grandparents’ insistence. police did not detain him. The child’s mother, Mrs. Michael Bukovic, was admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital following the birth of a daughter. Services are planned at St. Peter’s church with Rev. Vincent O’Dey officiating.
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Norain
Michael Brkopac
Clifton Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
John
Amherst Hospital
Michael Buknvic
North Ridge Road
Joseph Lach
Marlin Street
Amhers
Neill
State Patrol
Lorain
Lach
Neill Lach
Bukovic
Mary Ellen
Ben
Ingrassia
Rosale Frustere
Deven Dombrowski
Elyria Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Rev
Vincent O'Dey
Personal Tax Duplicate Shows Gain in County
County Auditor Frank Ayres reported a near 16 million dollar rise in the tangible personal tax duplicat e reflecting industrial expansion. Deputy Clark Phinney said Lorain Elyria and Oberlin saw the largest gains with increases in machinery and equipment values and in industrial real estate duplicat es. The total county tax picture includes a 10.4 million increase in industrial real estate duplicat e and a projected 32 thousand dollar impact on county operating funds if rates remain. The personal tax department also notes a rise in taxable incomes from stocks and securities, lifting the tangible tax from 124 584 to 144 039 this year.
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Frank Ayres
Clark Phinney
Phinney
SAS
Lorain
Elyria
Torains
Oberlin
Personal
Columbus Freshman Dies During Football Warm-Up
Funeral arrangements were set today for Clarence Karries a 15 year old Reynoldsburg High School freshman who died of a heart attack during warm-up before the Chamahar Reynoldsburg football game. He had been warned by a physician about his heart condition but was permitted to suit up and join the team. He collapsed while exercising and died before an ambulance arrived.
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Columbus
Clarence Karres
Reynoldsburg High School
Chahamar Reynoldsburg
Une
Sid Iy
Weather sketch and mixed event notes from September 22
Partly cloudy conditions with breezy wind and a few showers. Temperatures high near 8 and low around 58. Ramolph Scott referenced with Graystone and a theater or event schedule noting openings at 2 and 6. September 22 acts as a date.
R. J. Lehman to Be Ordained to the Ministry
Ric hard J. Lehman longtime pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Blyria will be ordained to the ministry in a candlelight service at Pilgrim church on Sunday September 28 at 7 20. An examination for ordination will follow at 4 p m with representatives from Medina Association churches in attendance. A procession of clergy and Elyria ministers will take part with junior members of the church. Lehman, son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Lehman of Piqua, is Miami University and Ohio University graduate who studied at Wheaton Theological Seminary and previously served at Kipton Community Church and as assistant to Rev Walter Leh of the First Congregational Church. A buffet and reception for out of town guests will follow.
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Ricvhard J. Lehman
Pilgrim Congregational
Blyria
Herbert D. Rugg
Lehman
Gedev
Joseph F. Kang
First Church
Querkin
Ghimmati
Lehmuri
Forrest L. Latman
Piqua
Piqua Sshogls
Miami University
Uae
Qherhn Graduate School
Bee
Priirin
Kipton
Army Hangs Four Nazis at Landsberg Prison Courtyard
In Munich a postwar report notes the execution of four Nazi officials at Landsberg Prison courtyard. The condemned include Dachau camp leaders and other high ranking figures executed as one-time sentences are carried out. A quick ad at the end advertises aluminum storm doors and awnings from Gereel Manufacturing on West Avenue.
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Munich
Geitieng
Landsberg Brisen
Cumming Alraedstes
Daghan
Weill Oinester
Dachau
Martin Bohra
Nenergus Gardens
Hughad
Mernéar
Gereel Manufacturing
al West Avenue
Ady
Grain prices edge downward amid hopes for lower food costs
Grain prices slipped as Chicago Board of Trade quotes showed corn at 2.46 a bushel and September wheat at 2.61, with butter eggs and livestock also down across markets. Agriculture officials blamed speculative moves while noting a still large wheat surplus and that average U.S. food spending remains high but proportionally lower than postwar years.
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United Press
Kystil
Chicago
Board of Trade
Clinton P. Anderson
Department
Labor Department
Wreckage Found of Army C-46 Plane in Jungle Crash
The 3rd U.S. Army Air Forces announced the wreckage of a C-46 that crashed last night was found 130 miles northeast of Clark Field in the jungle. It is believed 27 on board bailed out, with survivors reported 60 miles away amid wreckage. Ground party leaves Clark Field. it will take days to reach the site through jungle. The pilot radioed he was out of courage and bailing out during a storm. aircraft was returning from Okinawa.
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Manila
UU. S. Air
Clark Field
Gepart
Okinawa
Cancer Claims Life Of LaGuardia
Fiorello H. La Guardia, 64, former New York mayor and long time public figure, died in his sleep from pancreatic cancer at his home. His family and personal physician were at his bedside as news crews gathered outside. Funeral plans to be announced as officials noted his lengthy public career and recent illness following an operation.
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New York
Fiorella H
George Baehr
Mr. LaGuardia
O A Am
Marie
Jean
Eric
Elsie Fisher
Pancreas
Bachr
LaGuardia
Little Over
Congress
Fiorello la Guardia
Elyria Y M C A Starts Membership Drive Monday
Elyria Y M C A launches its annual membership drive with a 6 30 pm opening dinner Monday at the association building. About ten workers will target 850 new or renewed memberships to keep total around 1000. Quotas: three men's divisions 150 each, two boys divisions 200 for boy farmers. Awards for high points and top teams announced at the dinner.
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Elyria Yo M. C. A
Rayseel -Hargate
Association
Governor Herbert orders liquor shakedown crackdown in Columbus
Gov. Thomas Herbert announced a statewide enforcement drive in Columbus with 40 inspectors assigned to contact every applicant for liquor permits. Permits were paused until September 16 under a wartime freeze, with no licenses issued yet though about 2,000 become available after the freeze’s lifting. He warned applicants that noncooperation could jeopardize their applications amid penalties for selling services tied to permits.
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Columbus
Thomas Herbert
State Liquor “Department
Herbert
Floyd C. Moen
Liquor Department
Liquor Board
Moon
Effench
Tokyo Seawall Blasting Aimed To Free Flood Waters
Tokyo authorities prepared to blast holes in a two mile seawall along Tokyo Bay to release floodwaters rising up to a foot an hour on the Arakawa canal west bank. Forty square miles flooded. 60,000 Tokyo homes affected as refugees moved westward through driving rain to salvage belongings.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
Arakawa Drainage Canal
City
Imperial Palace
Arakawa Canal
Harlem
Manhattan
Edgawa
Yokohama
Katsushika
Plan Study of Child Welfare Coordination
County commissioners report they asked Judge Henry Robison to appoint a state representative to join County Welfare Director Floyd Shaw and Harry Howett of the Child Welfare Department in studying child welfare coordination with the county welfare system. A Monday meeting with Shaw Howett and Miss Georgia Freymark of the Ohio division of social administration will discuss possible coordination and efficiency gains.
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Henry Robison
Division of Social Administration
Ohio Department of Welfare
State Department
Floyd Shaw
Harry Howett
Child Welfare Department
County Welfare Department
Child Welfare Board
Shaw, Howett
Russia vows to veto any proposed change to veto rule
United Nations debate centers on Security Council reform as Russia denounces any amendment and pledges to use its veto to kill changes. The United States and allies seek broader talks, while major powers debate a permanent assembly alternative to bypass veto paralysis. Gromyko reiterates Soviet stance as talks continue.
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Russia
United Nations
Flushing
N. Ye
United State
Security Council
US Assembly
Soviet Union
Tahun
Noblte
Securit Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Une
Poland
China
India
Mussia
Hatter Gilk
Aspen
United States
U.S
Assembly Committee of AH Nations
Gromyka
Ans No. 4
Gulfport Hit By Disaster on the Mississippi Coast
Martial law was declared for the devastated coastal area including Pass Christian, Long Beach, Biloxi, and Gulfport. Mayor Milner said the cyclone caused widespread destruction with homes wrecked, stores crushed, and power off since yesterday. Three deaths confirmed locally and four at Biloxi, with estimates of twenty or more along the coast. National Guardsmen patrolled streets as debris and floodwaters filled the area.
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Miss
Mississippi
Pass Christinn
Long Beach
Bilox
Ticket Coast
J.W. Milner
Biloxi
H. G.° Bill
Great Southern Hotel
Hurricane Toll Rises Eight In Deadly Storm
The Gulf hurricane, downgraded from hurricane status, battered New Orleans and Louisiana to Texas and Oklahoma. Eight people died, hundreds injured, vast crop damage, and widespread flooding reported as the storm moved toward Illinois and Chicago areas. Weather officials warned lingering rain and winds up to 15 mph as it dissipated.
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New Orleans
United States
Shreveport
Weather Bureau
Brireveport
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Florida
Mississippi Gulf
Louisiana
Agaf
Catia
Independence
Alley Anderson
Lincoln Hale
Catelyno
Domen Tad Epdar
Rosband
Abedgegon
Monwill
Tre Iwentin
Erb Radio
Bidault Urges Pause on Next World War Talk At UN
At United Nations Hall Bidault refused to back plans to revamp the UN and denounced charges of a move to divide the world. He limited himself to noting the importance of reform and questioned a permanent security council. Masaryk of Czechoslovakia urged American delegates to stop discussing a new world war and called for narrowing the gap between the two worlds to avoid a repeat of past divides.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
Georges Bidault
United Nations
Bidault
Marshall
Permanent Assembly
Cornel
Saring
Modern twist on old proverb in Chronicle Telegram ads
An old dog proverb is used to urge readers to show they mean business by placing buying selling hiring or renting offers in a Chronicle Telegram Want Ad. The notice promotes business activity and lists contact numbers and a Drive-In location with frozen custards and steakburgers as part of the ad.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Dial
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