Rainbow in the morning and weather forecast notes
Weather speculation on a vivid rainbow across the northwest sky. Local events include a 6 o'clock dinner meeting at Pondard Community House hosted by Montgomery Ward and Co. quarterly report showing net profit of 8,136,612 dollars. Police search for suspected drunken driver in the Third Ward. City council passes Bill 895 granting construction permits authority to the city engineer. Parking violations, corporate leadership changes, and Christmas lighting shifts noted. Various municipal matters including street repairs, rent office help, hunting plans, and estate administration also reported alongside a Roosevelt address and city audit conclusions.
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Marine Band delights Spartansburg crowd in 167th Corps anniversary
In Spartansburg Cleveland visitors attend a public auditorium concert by the U S Marine Band celebrating the 167th anniversary. One hundred sixty seven Marines gather representing each year of the corps. The program includes marching songs led by Harper Gar Smith, with Mayor Lausche and bandleader William F. Santelmann. Recruits are sworn in by Major Thomas Tighe. Community events include a Victory Club box social and a bingo party for the fire department. Local notes report gas rationing, tire storage delays, moves and births, with several obituaries and church notices.
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Spartansburg
Berttin Irvin
Cleveland
Boro
U. S. Marine Band
Washington
Marine Corps
Sunng
Harper Gar Smith
Lausche
William F. Santelmann
Toad
Thomas Tighe
Victory Club
Firemen’s Hall
Sparta High School
Rome Township
Ray Rogers
Rogers
Jack Clark
T Pound
Corry Hospital
Chapman Dory
Clerk
Ruth Stranahan
RB. V. Shreve
Mayville
N.Y
Harry Hibbe
Shreve
Kibbe
Sparta
Roy Euan
Molly
Linesville
Earl Boughton
J. B. Moore
East Hickory
Kenneth Stokes
Bredonia
Stokes
Hatchtown
Gertrude McSparien
Erie
W. P. Burlingham
Jack Smith
Vern Smith
Warren
Dorothy Livenspire
Methodist
Wednnesday
J. A. Whitney
Ina Smith
Wards Reject War Labor Board Demands in Open Letter
SEWELL AVERY, president of Ward’s, argues the War Labor Board overstepped authority in seeking a closed shop and mandatory arbitration. He contends Congress, not the Board, should set such rules, and says Ward’s will obey only if laws and presidential directives support them.
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Montgomery Ward & Company
War Labor Board
Defense Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Cap
Wards
Congress
Board
United States
Ward
Roosevelts Registration Rule Affects Youths
A fragmented note outlines a 18 year old limit for registration affecting youths, with references to Hershey aid and military classification. It mentions ages reaching 18 by birthdays after a certain date, and a weekly cutoff for registration beginning in December, under Roosevelt era policy.
Fragmentary birth notice draft with garbled dates
A damaged OCR item mentions births and registration dates with unclear names and numbers. It references eligibility, employment, and farm work, noting a deferred or temporary status and a 2-0 outcome in an unspecified context. Names and specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment outlines a local notice about a sale action. Readable details mention a farm context and a board decision, indicating an official sale process pending.
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Pondard
Montgomery-Ward and Company, Mnc
Harley Drake
Edward Bielawski
Third Ward
West Wayne Street
Lester Hutchings
Missouri
Western Auto Supply Company
Hutchings
Western Auto
Corry
Franklin
Hast Mair Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter H. Scott
Railroad
Jolls
B. W. Colin
Cory
Pennsylvania
Bruin
Ross Merrill Hanynond
Concord Township
Office of Register of Wills
Ralph B. McCord
William, J. Hammond
Erie Times
Board of Health
Gregory Place
Ridge Street
Bacon
Eegle Street
East Main Street
Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune
Pacific
Mediterranean
Charles A. Pain
City Cotoll
Branley H Nichols
Robert L. ‘Wintinine
Blairsville
Bercena ‘Dome
Union City
National War Labor Board
Department of Labor Building
Washington, D. C
Montgomery Ward
Ens
A. F. of L
Unions
Industry
Ership
Yours Very Truly
Sewell Avery
Chicago
Hersh
Seleector
Hershey
Vance
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