Teachers Here Get $5 Bonus by Board Vote
Portamouth city school board grants full time employees a five dollar monthly cost of living bonus starting September. The board also approved teacher placements, retirement of two staff, and the opening of the 1942-43 school year. Enrollment fell 1.25 percent with a net loss in pupils and funds for the education foundation.
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Portamouth City
Dale
P. HS. Cafetha
Wirus
Jrord
Atte School Foundation
Chers
Draft boards weary of unsigned notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows draft boards frustrated by unsigned notes. The garbled lines mention Associated Press material, a state office, and references to potential board concerns or dependencies, but the readable content is sparse and غير coherent.
Evans resigns as New Boston superintendent to lead New Philadelphia schools
John W. Evans of New Boston resigns as superintendent after four years with the district and accepts a three year term as superintendent of schools at New Philadelphia starting July 1. His departure ends a tenure marked by district renovations, an adult education program, and district wide safety curriculum.
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John W. Evans
Gallia Street
New Boston
Board of Education
Evans
New Philadelphia
Boston
H. 3. Carrol
Wilkesville
Caldwell
Glenwood High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Grenwood High
Adtoner
Big Warships Put On Hold To Build Air Power
Washington June 1 Two members of the senate naval affairs committee said navy officials will defer plans for five 60 000 ton battleships to focus on expanding air power. Senators Ellender and Brewster cited top admirals who said cruisers now under way will be altered to aircraft carriers and that some cruisers already far along are being repurposed. Navy will not hinder completion of ships already under construction or set for launch in coming months.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Ellender
Loulaiana
Brewster
Maing
Hllender
Maine
8 Billion Ship Fund Moves Through House Panel
The House Naval Committee approved an $8.35 billion ship construction plan aimed at doubling the U S fleet. The program covers more than 1 400 ships including over 400 combatant vessels in carriers cruisers and destroyers with carriers set to begin this year and the rest next year per Chairman Vinson.
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U. K
Associated Press
Washington
United States Fleet
House Naval
Vinson (R
Georgia
U S Enlists Men as Strike Seizes Idle Factory
The United States government hires workers to fill jobs in a privately owned industry during a strike in Fall River Massachusetts. About 125 replacements were sworn in to end the stoppage at the Arkwright Company textile plant as the upheaval marked the first wartime move to obtain new labor for strikers.
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Fall River
Mass
United States
Nahk Ward
Hhi Arkwright Corp
Texue Dal Aerine
George Hob
Youth Dies After Tractor Crushes Teen Near South Webster
John H. Crabtree Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Crabtree, died at Mercy Hospital from injuries when a tractor overturned near his home on South Webster route 1. He was found unconscious by his brother at about noon and transported by ambulance to the hospital. He was a graduate of South Webster High School. Surviving are his parents, two brothers James D. Crabtree of Marion and William J. Crabtree at home, and several sisters. Funeral planned at Pinkerton UMC with Rev. Carmichael officiating. Burial in South Webster Cemetery under D W D. Funeral home.
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John H. Crabtree Jr
John Crabtree
South Webster
Mercy Hospital
Isage Crabtree
E. B. Mateh
South Wenstir
Br. Mateh
D. W. Davis Ambulance
Las" Magath
South Webster High School
Rhy Carmicead
Burris
Dwd
Shun $25 000 Ceiling Washington Sunnie Dougie
A fragment notes a figure of 25000 tied to Washington and mentions Sunnie Dougie a veteran. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or clear action. The item appears as a clipped notice or caption with incomplete detail.
One Cruiser Is Reported Sunk So Far
The Japanese navy reels under American fire across the Pacific. Navy reports indicate one cruiser sunk and an aircraft carrier damaged off the Aleutian Islands, with several other ships damaged. No American losses are reported as U.S. forces press air and sea attacks following victories at Midway and Coral Sea.
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Washington
Pacific
Cora Sea
Midway Island
Middle Pacific
Navy Department
Aleutian Islands
U.S
War Chest fundraising meeting planned in Selvin county
An organizational session of 30 trustees of the Selvin county War Chest is set for 7 20 p m at the auditor ium of the Ohio Power Co building. Expected to present final reports promising a campaign total of 103206 dollars. Leaders of the effort are noted among charter members.
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Selvin County
Ohio Power Co. Bulding
Weather Summary Fragment
Fragmentary text describes weather hints and possible signals, with no clear location date or actionable forecast. No named entities or measurable data are readable, leaving only vague references to conditions.
Scrap rubber drive最大 reaches farmers motorists nationwide drive
Special appeals to farmers and motorists to collect scrap rubber as a two week nationwide drive enters its second day. Ohio Agriculture official Elmer Kruse urges removal of unused rubber from properties while Harden salvage chair R C Blackburn notes car trunk pads are valuable scrap. Stations pay a cent a pound and invite donations to the pro corps. Boy Scouts plan two hikes.
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Agriculture
Elmer &. Kruse
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Columbus
R.C. Blackburn
Harden Salvage Committee
Snmne
United Service Organizations
United China Relief
RAF and US Air Force join in sea sky battle over central Mediterranean
Allied communiques report Liberator bombers, many American-manned, joining Royal Air Force in a night attack that damaged two Italian battleships, a cruiser, and destroyers south of Taranto. Subsequent action near Puntalena and Patras off Crete saw further bombardment and ship losses, with British and Allied escorts active through June 15.
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Roger D. Greene
Amy Nip
Mediterran
Stark
Artiller
Cairo
Mediterranean
Italy
Afelea
RAF Romimunique
United States Army Air Force
United States
Coralsea
Midway
RAF
Tallan
U. S. Army Air Force
Taranto
Malta
Africa
Libereator
Forcy
Puntalena Yan
Meet Air Arm
Italians Claim Sinkings In Mediterranean Naval Battles
Italian and German broadcasts report heavy naval actions in the central Mediterranean on Monday. They claim loss of a wallon cruiser, destruction of an Allied cruiser and two destroyers, and damage to twelve more ships amid two British convoys totaling about 87 ships with multiple escorts and aircraft carriers.
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Rome
Mediterranean
United States
Convay
Montha
Reds report Nazis balked at Kharkov
A terse dispatch from Moscow dated June 16 reports a three division German assault on the Kharkov sector failed to break through. The Associated Press filing by Henry Cassidy notes Soviet defense remained firm and relieved observers by holding the line at a crucial pivot of the war.
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REDS
Kharkov
By Henry
Cassidy
Associated Press
Firft Weiter
Moscow
Aureian Eilthy Reps
Ue Neale
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MSUS
State Orvice
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Ross
D. E. Ross
Mr. Evans
Gallia County
Gallipolis Academy
Rio Grande College
Ohio State University
Roosevelt
U. S
Harold Clayton
Gallia Esplanade
Aleutian Isles
Sunnie - Dougie
Alaska
Detroit
Axis
Sevastopol
Ghina
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