Damage From Ohio Tornado In Akron And Cleveland
An Ohio tornado outbreak killed three and caused about 4 million dollars in damage across 11 Cleveland area paths and Akron. Officials reported 150 plus injuries, 2,000 homes damaged, and war plants crippled. Red Cross appealed for relief as 800 Civilian Defense volunteers sheltered homeless families.
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Akron
Ohio
Onio
Lorain
Cleveland
Ray Myers
Summit County Civilian Defense Organization
Arthur C Cawrse
Dairymen
Ohio Farmers Milk Co
Oberlin
Richard Paternoster
Anthony Fernback
Medina
Co. G. Andrus
Army Air Corps Private Williams stationed at Kingman Arizona
Pvt. Williams son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Williams is stationed with the Army Air Corps at Kingman Arizona after induction about five months ago. He previously was at a technical school in Miami Beach Florida and had made his home with Mr and Mrs John D Long on West Park Street for many years.
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Pvt. Williams
Conrad Wiliams
Army
Army Air Corps
Kingman
Ariz
Miami Beach
Fla
Williams
John D. Long
West Partick Street
Storm Leaves Thousands Homeless Across Cleveland Area
A powerful storm damaged about 1000 dwellings in several towns. Power lines were slow to repair with two days expected. Air cadets from Akron University safeguarded food and housed residents near Mogadore, while village women ran a church commissary. In Cleveland, 100 homes were demolished and 900 damaged. a Lakewood four family building lost its entire roof.
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Ohio Edison Co
Akron University
Mogadore
Cleveland
Lakewood
Two Small Japanese Ships Bombed in Arafura Sea
Allied HQ reports two small Japanese vessels bombed and machinegunned in the Arafura Sea yesterday. A 2,000-ton ship took a direct hit. both ships were left stationary. Medium bombers hit two enemy cargo ships nine miles north of Doha with 500 pound bombs.
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Allied
Australia
Arafura Sea
High Command
Ari
Fura Sea
Doha
Crabs Flourishing ship deck fire and WWII air raid
A fire broke out on the deck of Crabs Flourishing in the general area near Dobo on Wamar Island. Dutch-manned Bully Mitcher bombers carried out the attack yesterday as Allied forces report shipping gains for late 1942.
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Sine General
Dobo
Wamar Island
Aror
Maryland crab supply rises amid war shortages and closures
In Maryland waters on April 26 the crab supply appeared larger than last year though market prospects remain uncertain due to reduced commercial fishermen amid wartime conditions. Warfield of the Tidewater Fisheries Commission noted cooperation with Virginia on crab pot impacts and conservation while Virginia uses pots more freely.
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Ballingore
Maryland
Chareman
Warfield
Titewater Fisheries Department
United States
Virginia
Virginia Commission of Fisheries
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Ane yaLue
Yong
LU Yin
Ac PO Cat
RVES
Frederick, Md
Patrick St
Frederick Md Market St. Stire Mon Athe
Tennessee Johnson
American Legion
al City Opera House
Sorium
Rat & Roach
Pate Peoples
Joe Tube
Ogreey Inn
Oollee
Monterey
For
Conti Castile
HILL
VICKS
Ord Tuhe
Lady Esther
Barbara Gould
Cartan
Chi
Caer
Pacquins
Kolynos
Anes
Molle
Cium Pantothenate
Carters Little Pills
Phillips Milk Magnesia
Bisodol Astacid
Arizona
John E. Williams
I Canada Pry
United Nations
Frederick County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A&p
America
SMP Omy
AGP Food Stores
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