Army Special Service Units Mobilize Equipment Across Regions
A fragmented report notes Army Special Service offices distributing gear and transport to youth programs and training teams. It highlights 5000 death kits, field gear, and receptacles for a broad mobilization, with images and logistics showing widespread readiness and movement day and night.
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Pacific
Hevfil
Remington
Westchester Ave
Army Special Service
Ste Kame
Bone
Severa Amtin
Walt
Romes
New York
Permissions Required for Job Change Under Selective Service
The article discusses changing jobs requiring permission from the Selective Service Board before changes. It notes registrants must obtain approval and update records, with proceedings linked to the United States Employment Service. Indications of separate induction standards and possible future calls for men are mentioned as boards review records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinglig
United States
Seleive Service
Selective Service Board
United States Employment. Service
Army Corps Shawed Plotutes to 173780 Men in Action
Army Corps units moved under extreme action conditions. General Cal K B Vane Bhuskirk praised combat soldiers and a large audience watched films nightly. A German hospital with over 500 wounded was captured and the 36th Evac Nation Hospital received the patients. A special service company provided screenings for weeks. Many division units and the Air Force participated, with troops recovering from D-Day actions.
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Army Corps
Shawerd
Cal. K. B. Vane Bhuskirk
Talindia
Fredric
Mareh
New
Air Force
New York Post
Service Visitors At Ration Board In Elyria
A wartime notice lists Armed Forces personnel visiting the Elyria War Price and Rationing Board. Names include Lt Joh F. Cummins, Pvt Nially Keech, Cpl Howard Kemp, Msgt William Haggerty, Cpl Eugene Persensky, Bel Braine Sprague, Mortis Spike, Ros Ind Guthman, S Sgt Frank Sorrell, Robert Hendrixson and others with varied street addresses and service lengths ranging from four to thirty days.
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Elyria
Joh F. Cummins
Stoney Ridge -Road
Nially Keech
Army
Aui Road
Howard Kemp
Seneca’ Street
Ays
Willian B. Haggerty
Arvin
Chestnut Street
Cpl
Eugene J. Persensky
Eleventh Street
Bel Braine Sprague
Air Corps
Seventh Street
Navy
West Ninth Street
Ind W. Guthman
Tattersall Court
Frank B. Sorrell
West Broad Street
Robert Hendrixson
Bailey Court
Cek
Southeast Ridges Butternut-Ch Notes and Visits
Elyria residents and neighbors gathered at local homes Saturday and Sunday for visits and meals. Easter dawn service attendees at Eaton Church of Christ included Nyle Hahn and Lois Hahn along with Kenneth Nicks. Local property sales included Berry Fryberger selling on Butternut Ridge to Paul Dunnell and Hugh selling his firm to John Humps.
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Carl Gibson
Elyria
Lewis Ward
Frank Harding
Blake Hicks
Nyle
Lois Hahn
Kenneth Nicks
Eaton Church of Christ
Charlie James
Root Road
Burs
Honney
William Peterson
Tillian Barringham
New Haven Conn
August Neirath
Butternut Ridge
Nelrath
Oberlin Village Council Notes and Local Notices
Oberlin council discusses cemetery service pricing and lot ordinance at Monday meeting. Police Court handles two reckless driving cases with $10 fines plus costs. Various locals attend meetings or travel, including Girl Scout committee in Cincinnati and Easter returns. Community briefs cover church services, broadcasts, and upcoming events at Grange hall and local lodges. Thieves steal from Lane Kaslmer business with concealed deer and cash.
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Vilage News Oberlin
J. C. McCullough
Marion G. Geist
Ripton
Geo Aim
Jerome Borer
A.D
Oberlin
North Nain Street
J. D. MacLaury
Cincinnati
Jim Rowe
Parks Alt College
East St. Louis
Lee Rowe
West Lorain Street
Jack Frost
R. B. Frost
Margny Street
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Jack
Oberlin High School
Fine
GC. C. Howells
North Pleasant Street
Four Square
Amherst
NARA
Akron
Woman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Hall AU Mhambers
Thorn
Frank Mall
Rdoht Hedges
Vo Eo Knepper
Sandy Quien
Ud Pratt
Levie Napp
Harold Bowman
Townsend Clubs Rally to Elect District Council Members
Elyria hosts Townsend Clubs district rally on April 22 for the 145th District Council election. Delegates from Akron Medina Wadsworth Lorain and others expected. John Watasik of Cleveland to address. Program includes business, officer election, dinner, and speeches by leaders of the movement. Vocal selections and dance planned. Washington reports say National Council will soon operate at the Capitol with 12 Townsendites meeting congressmen.
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Elyria Townsend Club
Townsend
Ohio
Elyria
Akron
Medina
Wadsworth
Rossini
Jocal ¢Lih
Chik
Washington
National Council
Maedolin
Easter program at St John's Evangelical church
South Amherst notes a festive Easter program at St John's with school children performing and presenting prayers, scripture teaching, recitations, and songs. Buds of seasonal flowers decorated the altar as Janet Flowers led preludes and Gay Thompson guided exercises and performances by the beginners group.
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South Amherst
St John’s S Evangelical Church
Sehool
Janet Flowers
Viola Kreeger
Margaret Schneider
Gayle Gay- Man
Jack Thompson
Mark Farey
Jerry, Schlaeht
Susan Eberghard
Gay Thompson
Soldier Husband Of Local Woman Gets Citation
A local man, Allen Pie Scheiner, formerly Miriam Pasih, from Der avenua, served in the Ninth Armored Division. He earned a citation after crashing into and halting German armor during the Rundstedt offensive, earning the nickname Phantom Division as Ninth Armored forces defended Bastogne St. Vith and surrounding areas. They inflicted heavy German losses, captured prisoners, and disrupted enemy tanks across Luxembourg and Fehrenbach sectors.
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Allen
Scheiner
Miriam
Pasih
der Avenua
Baletalion
Tokite
Kottem
Bie
Schiiner
First Army
Ninth Armored Digg
Ehemy
Ninth Armored Aghuy
Garnan
Bastogne
Ninth
Ninth ‘Armored
Beslow St. Vith
Gaettiera
Luxembourg
St. Vith
Fehternach
Ninth Armored
Bromfield Blames Federal Mismanagement of Food
Mansfield novelist Lewis Bromfield charged that food shortages predicted two years ago are here due to federal mismanagement. He blamed scattered food agencies and called for a centralized, efficient food administrator. He warned a protein deficient diet could affect health nationwide.
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Mansfield
Lewis Bromfield
Bromfield
Department of Agriculture
Huntington Socials and Family News in Brief
Huntington notices list suitors visiting Myre and Mrs Forest Rice and Robert Rice of the 9th Army in Crermany. Raymond Cassell returns home early from Ten nessee with parents surprised. Paul Gray in a Tennessee hospital, Lue Gray visiting. Easterday family dinners near Spencer and Elyria visitors to Forest Rice. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Joe Yepkoep’s home on April 11.
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Earl Easterday
Francis Biddinger
Elyria
Forest Rice
The
Ladies Aid
Joe Yepkoep
On Life's Highway Recitation by Rollis Class
A fragment notes a program titled On Life's Highway by Mrs Alfred Rollis class with recitation by students including Phyllis Berger, Barbara Dudosh, Lily Krebs, and Plaviet. It mentions a quarterly attendance report and names Rayer as a contributor.
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Mary Group
Phyllis Serger
Barbara
Dudosh
Lily Krebs
Alfred Rollis
Rayer
Ed Bang to Speak at Meeting of B W War Vets
Ed Bang of the Cleveland News will address about fifty members at the Bendix Westinghouse Elks Club dinner in the Marine Room at 6:30. The talk titled Sports and Americanism aims to inspire the new veterans group forming to support Victory.
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Ed Bang
Bendix-Westinghouse Company
Wille
Marine
Ebmvria Elks Clan
Sixethirty
Cleveland News
Ihe Ens Subi Sear
Senator Warns Corn Could Spoil If Not Vetted
Washington report quotes Senator Georga A. Wilson warning that unvetted promila and grain movements could cause millions of bushels of corn to spoil. He urges rapid grain routing to mills and cites Transportation Director J. Montnie Tonnault’s pledge to divert from thousands of bagged counts to alleviate shortages as relief becomes possible with grain released from the western states.
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Washington
Georga. A. Wilson
J. Mtonnie Tonnaalt
Wilson
Widwest
Man claims brick in stomach cured by ERB-HELP
A man describes ten years of a lump in his stomach and chronic constipation. After using ERB-HELP he reports rapid relief from the brick sensation, regular bowels, and vanished gas and headaches. The ad touts 12 herbs cleansing bowels and aiding liver and kidneys. Sold by All Drug Store on Elyria Street.
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Mani
Elyrias
Adu
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