Henry McLemore on Washington criticism and politicians
A Washington columnist laments citizenry and press scrutiny of politicians. He targets open book rhetoric during elections and urges leaders to seek outside advice, noting failures in Guam debates and defense, while condemning party bosses and urging accountability.
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McNaught Synicate
Lindbergh Explains Ford Work Motive at Willow Run
Col Lindbergh says he accepted a Ford post to aid the war effort and contribute as effectively as possible. Harry Bennett reports the flyer will choose a role at Willow Run, likely in engineering, with specifics undecided. His arrival also raises questions about residence and family plans.
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Detroit
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry Bennett
Ford
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Ivan Dean
Willow Hunl
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U.S. Submarines Sink 63 Ships in Pacific Raids
American submarines in Japanese waters have sunk or damaged a large tally of ships, with 48 Japanese vessels reported sunk or damaged and 63 ships total by U.S. naval communiques. The tally includes 27 warships sunk or probably sunk and 36 damaged, while the Shark submarine is missing.
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Yokohama
China Sea
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Trasaringer-Carzo
Avon Lake Chapel Program and Library Board News
At Avon Lake School chapel under Miss Jean Wricht two eighth grade girls sang while a square dance delighted the audience. Kent Smith served as announcer and Frances Harmon accompanied on piano. A long list of students performed, and Jack Andreson was reelected president of the Avon Lake Library board with Mrs. Carl Thoma as vice president and David Heerstall as treasurer. The library will be repainted in summer and a reading room will be open Thursdays 2 to 4 p.m. A Mother Fauther party is planned for April 1 at the Avon Lake School with a play test fashion review and possibly a marionette show.
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Avon Lake’ School
Kent Smith
Frances Harmon
Dolores Neherts
Jerry Dull
Richard Zellars
Phyllis Dunker
Lynn Nupert
Kay Behan
Rert Furniss
James Walther
Sally Hlorsfall
Dwitht Barty
Carol Schenck
William Battinovich
Laks Lambert
Noy Ledegaard
Sally Weber
Nom Davis
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Haton
Margaret Danher
Hane
Fritz Kuengel
Tombiers
William Dartelovich
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Marvin Anderein
Kenneth Leibfried
Rent Smith
Stey Ladsgeard
Cort Neck
Hari
Fritz Kuensel
Harry Seal
Hated Smith
Kurt Furniss
Norman Hopkins
Jack Hewwn
Kay Rekam
Meiien Kuebt
Danet Brann
Sally Morefall
Mary Nockas
Phyllie Pinker Nera Uatee
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School girls model teen fashion at PTA event
High school girls will display cotton dresses beach wear and slicks in teen aged fashions mostly sport clothes. Women attending must be PTA members and may bring as many girls as they wish. Reclaims wagon Kingstown... Siphen Mc Gardiner plans 14 to 20 mile trips with his new horse to distant customers after reclaiming his wagon from the South County Museum.
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Kingstown
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South County
Wew Members To Be Inducted By Rotary Club
Elyria Rotary Club plans the induction of new members at the weekly meeting held at the Elks Restaurant. Dr Malph Bevard will lead the program, featuring members inducted during President Waltman’s term. The club also reminds members of the annual ladies night party set for April 14 at the Elyria Country Club.
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Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Local schools to present Ante Spring musical blend
Elyria Mist School players and Tay ers Club join high school Motarians choir for a joint show in Oberlin Amherst Lorain and Sandusky. Totarians nominate directors on April 6 and elect three year terms on May 12. Luminous paint tested on city car shows visibility up to 73 feet for future off white city vehicle use.
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Motarians
Oberlin
Amherst
Lorain
Sandusky
Vnto
Los Angeles
Peice
Fire Department
Feed Bees To Keep Them From Starving
Beekeepers are advised to feed their bees to prevent starvation as hives shrink from winter. Maintaining fall hives helps maximize honey output from current equipment. Assess colony needs by hive size. lighter colonies likely require feeding and immediate attention. A weak hive may weigh about 35 to 50 pounds.
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Feeding Heavy Colonies With Syrup For Bees
Instructions advise feeding heavy colonies only if needed using a sugar syrup made from two parts sugar to one part water, heated until dissolved and cooled to lukewarm. Add a half teaspoon cream of tartar per 20 pounds sugar if desired. Feed in late evening, avoid when temperatures exceed freezing. A five pound honey pail with ten small holes near the lid creates a fooler. invert the pail as inner cover to prevent syrup loss and drowning bees.
Appointment of Henry Wallace as national tube general manager
The National Tube Company announced the appointment of Henry Wallace as pastistant general manager of sales-ordnance. Wallace will be based in Pittsburgh, with his headquarters there. He has served as manager of sales for the Pittsburgh district since 1938.
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Salra-Ordnance
National Tube Company
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Pittaburgh
Skin Sufferers and Foot Care Product Note
Fragmentary OCR note mentions athletes foot and skin issues with various brands and authors. No clear event date or organization. Reads like a consumer notice or ad fragment with miscellaneous names and a March date fragment.
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