Three Men Killed in Crash Near Columbus
Three men were killed and two others critically injured when a speeding station wagon struck a stalled auto on Columbus outskirts. Killed were Forrest Carroll Melvin Campbell 19 Henry Harrison 25, all of Columbus. Critical: Raleigh Campbell 25 of Columbus and Joe Dawson 21 of Defiance, Dawson captain of Defiance College football. A woman and another man escaped injury. Witnesses said the wagon was traveling about 40 miles per hour before impact.
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Columbus
Forrest C. Carroll
Melvin Campbell
Henry Harrison
Raleigh Campbell
Joe Dawson
Defiance
Lorain County Blood Bank Faces Deficit in Blood and Funds
The Lorain County Blood Bank at Elyria Memorial Hospital reports a considerable deficit in blood and money. It operates under the Lorain County Medical Society with Dr. S D Nielsen as chair and Dr. Bernard Chomet and Dr. Charles Chesner active in supervision. More than 400 transfusions have been given since opening, serving Elyria Memorial and hospitals in Oberlin Amherst and Lorain. Donors are needed to replace two units per unit taken and to cover about $10 per unit in expenses. Public cooperation is urged to understand the blood bank’s needs and obligations.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blood Bann
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S. D. Nielsen
Elyria
Bernard Chomet
Charles Chesner
Lorain
Elyria Kiwani Club
D. Chomet
Elyria Sremorial Hospital
Oberlin
Amherst
Atomic secrets may have been stolen at University of Chicago
Rep. Richard B. Vail said House investigators may expose Soviet attempts to steal atomic secrets from the University of Chicago during the war. The report expected next week could call for indictments of two scientists and a Communist official for trying to pass secrets to Russia. None of the accused were University professors.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Russia
University of Chigazo
University of Chicago
Merchants To Hear Cleveland Man John Wallonmaker
Cleveland public relations counsellor John Wallonmaker will address the September meeting of the Merchants Division of the Elysia Chamber of Commerce. The event Tuesday evening at Elks Restaurant starts with a dinner at 6 pm, followed by a business session to plan a fall retail promotion and a planned trip for farmers and business men organized by the Loram County Implement Dealers Association.
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Cleveland
Board of Governsr
Merchants Division
Elysia Chamber of Commerce
Elks Restauant
Tloram County Implement Dealers Association
Northeast Ohio forecast for Sunday with cool, brisk winds
Weather summary notes continued cool conditions in northeastern Ohio with 10 to 15 mile per hour northeast winds this afternoon and tonight. Expect lows around 44 with daytime high near 68 on Sunday. An advertisement for Stonco All Aluminum Combination Storm Windows highlights features and prompt delivery from West Ave.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stonco
West Ave
Adventaear
Rablrive
Veteran Stage And Screen Star Dies
Hollywood mourns Warren William a 53 year old veteran actor after a 10 month illness from a rare blood disease He died at home with wife Helen at his side Funeral plans were tentatively set The report also notes Oberlin road resurfacing project delays due to material shortages and a state highway contract awarded to The Ohio Engineering Co Avenue headlines mention Cozette Electric Room Heaters as an ad insertion in the same column.
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Hollywood
Rae
Warren William
Stanley Gordon
Willams
Helen
Viend
Oscar G Dunn
Oberlin
LaGrange Road
Ohio Engineering Co
State Highway Department
Tokyo Rose Returns To Answer Treason Charge
Tokyo Rose returns to the United States and faces treason charges. Iva Togart D Aquino will be taken by FBI agents to the Marshall's office, arrested, arraigned, and lodged in county jail. If indicted, the case proceeds in Federal Court with Alfred J Hennessy prosecuting. she may hire counsel or be provided one by the court.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Rose
Hodge
Iva Togart D’aquino
U .S Mar Hal
FBI
D’aquino
Grand
Alfred J Hennessy
Fire Destroys Village in St Mathieu de la Prairie
Four hundred residents of the tiny village of St Mathieu de la Prairie near Shawinigan Quebec were left homeless after a mysterious fire consumed 25 houses and a church. Firefighters reported the blaze began in a house near the church and spread through tinder dry wooden homes in four hours. a lake bucket brigade failed to stop it. There were no casualties.
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Shawinigan
St Mathieu de la Prac
Youth Confesses to Setting Boat Yard Fire
Sid ney David Welsh, 20, confessed to starting a boatyard fire in Lantana on Sept. 15 and to setting about 20 other fires in Steubenville. He said he feared losing control and described an epileptic episode that led to the blaze. Authorities reported the arrest in West Palm Beach, Fra.
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West Palm Beach
Fra
Steubenville
Lantana
Sidney David Welsh
Ergin Oats Ato
Beck Thomas
Thomas
Extra Hour Of Sleep For Lorain County Tonight
Lorain County residents will gain one extra hour of sleep as clocks are set back to Eastern Standard Time at 2 a m Sunday ending Eastern Daylight Saving Time. The change affects workers on fast time who will work two hours between 1 and 2 a m, while travel schedules may adjust, otherwise routines resume on standard time.
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Lorain
Car Crashes Into Freight Train at Crossing
In CHARDON two men were killed and three others injured when their car collided with a moving Baltimore and Ohio freight train at an unguarded crossing. Victims were John J. Ward 21 and Donald G. Robinson 24 both of Painesville. Injured were Ernest Swank 20 Howard Jewell 22 and Ellis Anthony all of Painesville. taken to Lake County Memorial hospital in good condition. Patrolman Louis Robusky noted the car with five aboard struck a freight car on the passing train.
Archery Classes Open at YMCA for 1948-49 Season
The YMCA boys archery program begins the 1948-49 season with Donald Borowy the first to qualify for a yeoman's certificate by scoring 50 points at 15 yards. Perry Frank Johnson announces the class meets at 7 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays under supervisor Robert Stram as more boys are expected to join.
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Y.M.C.A
Perry Frank Johnson
Donald Borowy
Robert Stram
Daylight Saving Time Ends Tonight in Ohio Regions
Residents across about 80 Ohio cities will set clocks back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends and Standard Time returns. Cities like Cleveland Toledo East Liverpool Youngstown Steubenville observe the change, while Cincinnati Columbus stay on Standard Time. Around the U.S. California Nevada keep Daylight Time due to power shortages, and several New England states plus large local option areas shift. Canada ends DST in British Columbia and about 175 towns, with Alberta on Standard Time year round. Transportation services largely continue on Standard Time.
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Toleday
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Columbus
California
Nevada
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
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New Jersey
Rhode Island
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Heavy Voter Registration Underway Across Lorain County
Registration offices report a strong influx of voters as county booths operate in most areas outside Elyama and Lorain. Registration hours stretch from 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm with Elvira and Lorain offices open until 9 pm. An additional heavy turnout is anticipated as the final days approach the October 4 deadline.
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Lorain
Election Board
Elvira
Elysia
Galion Lumber Mill Destroyed by Fire
Firefighters fought a major blaze at the Wade Stevens lumber mill in Galion last night. Loss was estimated at 85 000 dollars with four carloads of lumber 12 000 dollars worth of finished orders and 100 woodworking machines destroyed. Six trucks and office files were spared by fire crews who battled the flames for hours as investigators worked to determine the cause.
Legion Members Dance at Post 12 Home Saturday
Clear Dry Cleaners advertises Montie mothproofed garments with all items cleaned. Legion members invited to a Saturday dance at Post 12 featuring modern and square dance styles.
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Legion
Adv
Assassins Of Bernadotte Still Free
Jerusalem report states Israel struggles to capture Bernadotte murderers. Police claim progress is slow. hundreds arrested but top Stern gang figures remain at large. Posters threaten government while authorities deny clues, even as rumors surface about new leads and weapon clues.
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Israel
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Stern Gana
Bernadotte
David Ben Gurion
Demonstrations in Buenos Aires injure 80 people
After President Juan D. Peron warned of a plot financed by international capitalists, eighty persons were injured during demonstrations in Buenos Aires last night. Twenty remained hospitalized while others were treated and released. Peron accused John F. Griffith, a former U.S. embassy attaché, of directing the plot. Griffith is reported to be in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Government House
Mayo Square
John F. Griffith
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Breakdown in City Garbage Service Blamed on Volume and Labor
John McJoynt, general manager of The Terminal Service Co of Cincinnati, cites increased trash from corn and canning season and a tight labor market as causes of missed pickups. He notes 17 workers on 10 jobs over three weeks and says imports from West Virginia and Indiana aim to restore schedule. The mayor queried the explanation and Tremendous effort is being made to return all routes to on time.
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Terminal Service Co of
Cincinnati
Henry Ault
McJoynt
West Virginia
Indiana
Mereynt
Bible Reading Marathon Reaches Second Day In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne reports more than 100 people took turns reading from the Bible as the Christ for Fort Wayne group’s Bible Reading Marathon entered its second day. The session began Thursday and is set to end Sunday evening with a large revival meeting led by Homer Gettle of the Christ for Fort Wayne committee.
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Fort Wayne
Christ For
Columbus Dentist Dies In Auto Crash
Dr. Charles E Paul 45, a Columbus dentist and charity leader, was killed last night when his car rear ended a stationary vehicle. Erb Radio advertises factory authorized service.
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Columbus
Charles E Paul
Soviet Denounces US Plans and Proposes UN Armament Cut
In a one hour UN General Assembly address Andrei Vishinsky accused the United States of preparing an atomic war against the USSR and urged the UN to back a one third reduction in world armaments within a year. He called for outlawing atomic weapons, a cease on military buildup, and creation of an international body under the Security Council to supervise disarmament. He also criticized American policy as a shift from peace to expansion and world domination.
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Russia
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Kharkov
Odessa
Vishinsky
Western
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Germany
U.S.S.R
Security Council
Agriculture Dept predicts lower food costs next year
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts a general decline in food prices in 1940 while milk and dairy products stay high due to continued income and demand. Meat is expected to be cheaper, and despite rising incomes, housewives still allocate a large share of budgets to food.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agiteniture
Charles F. Brannan
Five Men Rescued After Twelve Days In Wilderness
Five men including four Americans and one British crew survived a twelve day ordeal after a U S Navy C 46 transport plane crashed in the northern wilderness. They were airlifted by a Royal Canadian Air Force flying boat to safety and reported in good medical condition. The rescue flight planned to take them to search headquarters at Pass Man 240 miles southeast of the crash site.
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Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Pass Man
Ottawa
Churchill
Pas
Owen Caster
Washington
Charles Wilcox
M Set Sealise
Army Churchill
Jack M. Kaetner
USS Navy
Sir Robert Stirline-Hamilton
Girl Scouts Open House Planned on Gulf Road Site
If weather allows, Girl Scouts will host an Open House Sunday from 1 to 4 PM at the Gulf Road site near Burns Fiold. Friends are invited to learn about the program and hear plans for a rustic lodge to support overnight camping.
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Gulf Road
Burns Fiold
Capt. Wood Dies Widely Known Great Lakes Captain
Captain Joseph S. Wood, 74, a well known figure in Great Lakes shipping, died in St. Luke's hospital after a short illness. A Forsythe, Michigan native, he began as an oiler in 1893 and rose to captain, serving as president of Wilson Transit Co. and head of the Lakes Carriers Association, with leadership roles in major shipping and coal interests.
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Great Lakes
Columbus
Josephs. Wood
St. Luke's Hospital
Forsythe
Mich
Wood
Lakes
oHler
Wilson Transit Co
Lakes Carriers Association
Chronicle Telegram Advertisers Offer Pet Watch Line
The Chronicle Telegram column urges readers to watch its advertisers for pet notices and finds, promoting dependable ad listings.
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