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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1944

Page

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Many Register To Vote On May 9

Lorain County Elections office notes high interest in the May primary. A total of 185 registrations arrived in the past two weeks and last minute hours today tomorrow and Monday extend registration. The list also shows removals for voters who did not vote in two years, with many new residents added. Names of about 600 armed forces members are restored after a later order.

Lorain County Board AC Oper Untih & Pi Hose Steve Elyria Shefherd Lake Avent Lake Larauy Tarai Pat Elygia Lean Sheffield Lake Avon Lake Ohio Elynn Sheffield Lake Ave Lake

MARKETS REPORT WITH LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN SUMMARY

Market notes show mixed grains and livestock quotes with wheat and corn prices, and cattle, hogs, and sheep listings. Prices appear uneven across categories, with ranges for calves, heifers, and feeder cattle, while livestock totals include hundreds of head and steady or varying bids. The page also lists produce items and a few local names and retailers.

AMC Tim Toledo ANT Home ROWE Markey Honspradisn Munich Sacka UA Lew Nigher

Death Record for Jacor Lagas Jareh Liges 73

Jacor Lagas Jareh Liges age 73, husband of An pinsetlo, died at home on Grafton Road in Bootieck lanes after an illness of three days. A resident of Grafton Road for 20 years, he came from be vain Te. He was a member of the Assumption Church of Graftonsand Sto. Survived by his wife, five daughters and five sons, including Mes Apa Simth, Mes Herbert Mors of Chatland, Mes Pred Retertory Cleveland, and five grandchildren. Funeral at Cyesehand Abe. Body at Bitler Bee nerol Hermes. Wake at home of MY Wait Mie Frank Miller as Wakeman. Burial at Wake mas. The body is at the 1. 2D. Gerber Funeral home with arrangements announced tomorrow. Continued from Page One.

Jareh Liges Hushand Anpinsetlo Awi Hit Grafton Bootieck Apia Ligas Grafton Road Assumption Church Graftonsand Theimas Sodan Herbert Mors Chatland Cleveland Army Fearette Laiges Cyesehand Abe Sean Joseph Beenerol Hermes Grant Walton Frank Miller Bern Gerber

Lessons From Cassino And The Western Front

Correspondents argue Allied forces learned from Cassino and earlier Western Front battles. Bombing overestimates and underestimating infantry hampered the Cassino assault, with heavy German defenses, difficult city streets, and limited resources shaping tactics and future operations in Europe.

Cheesino Aniaia Atlind Europe

Two Meetings Of Interest To Victory Gardeners

Victory gardeners in Lorain County are told of two meetings this month. On April 7 at 7:30 p.m. an open session will be held at Lorain High School Shelitorum and on April 8 an editorium at Ellis Speaker at both meetings will be Prof Alex Laine of the Ohio State Extension Department.

Luray County Victory Geodeners Lorain High School Shelitorum O. Po Ellis Alex Laine Ohw State Extension Lannie Wall Furians Die Kiks Idvehock Wiesday Mie Fo Pravasath Harsien Chrinienk Company COR Reals Miandler Robert Dickason Electric Alloys Ray Clymer Reames McWilliams

Soviet Push Deepens as German Pocket Tightens

Soviet reports say 4,000 Germans killed around the encircled pocket, with Tarnopol fighting fierce as Ukrainian and Russian forces press to break through. Odessian relief efforts continue, as rail lines near Odessa see heavy activity and a corridor remains under threat amid high casualties on both sides.

Fetur Skala Corniut Gregory K. Zhukos Garmasa Tarnopil i Old Poland Norogress Rumania Odessa Germany Black Sea Kuystott Rarpove

Courthouse fines levy and divorce actions dominate county docket

Two women and a man were fined for intoxication after morning arrests at Country Gardens night spot. Clyde Sims of Lorain faced a $5 fine with costs. Mamio Ta te of Toledo and Marie Vileyne of Lorain were assessed $2 plus costs. Divorce suits were filed by Esther Knight and Wanda Harmon, with cross petitions and a dismissal in the Groeger case. Barbara Septaric was granted a divorce and restored to Barbara Hennes. Samella Greenfield obtained a divorce from Joseph Greenfield. County commissioners approved 300 tons of road material for Amherst and Carlisle townships and a $20 transfer to pay a $120 ambulance bill, with Oscar Dunscast dissenting.

HH. C. Cummings Country Gardens Clyde Sims West Twenty Fifth Street Lorain Mamio Ate Toledo Marie Vileyne San Idaho Avetac Loran Fis Esther L. Knight R. 12 Elyria Theodore G. Knight Wanda W Harmon Rthne Bridge Street Kiska Harry BE. Harmon Frederick A. Groeeger Oa Wo Fene Vate Galli Lis Oscar G. Duns Shi Ayn Sloll

Eighty Five Children Examined at Gitesy Hospital Clinic

Eighty five crippled children from northern Ohio communities were examined today at the clinic of the Gitesy Hospital for Crippled Children. The group included two new cases. communities ranged from Bucyrus to Connewut. Examinations were conducted by Dr. Co Heyman of Cleveland and Dr FLA Lawrence of Elyria.

Northern Ohio Gitesy Hospital Bucyrus Co Heyman Cleerland Fla, Lawrence Elyria

Fragmented draft talk signals looming deferments and removals

Ambiguous draft discussion notes likely before July with talk of deferments for men under 26 and retirements in both service branches. Government interagency study aims to reduce deferments though public clarity is limited and broader impacts on national stockpiles are hinted.

Omers

Red Cross Still 20 Millions Short War Fund

Washington report shows the American Red Cross remains about 20 million dollars short of its 200 million dollar war fund goal. National chairman Leon Fraser urged chapters to redouble efforts and meet quotas, noting just over 60 percent of chapters have reached or exceeded their targets.

Washington American Red Cross Leon Fraser Anish

Troops Abroad To Hold Special Services

The Army hour broadcast will carry messages from elected overseas unit members to relatives. Aimed at troops at home and abroad, the program will include Songs of Negro chorus from England and related acts. The Army show currently touring will be heard as part of the special services.

Waanington United States Wew Department Negra Chorus England Army All Wall

Air war briefing over Italy and Adriatic coast

Allied air forces struck central Italy and the eastern Adriatic in daytime operations. Banja Luka air base near Zagreb reported heavy air activity with ground strikes on rail lines and Nazi targets. Twenty eight enemy planes were destroyed as Allied losses rose slightly. Coastal Allied ships now hunt small German supply craft along the Jugoslav coast.

Sose Strife Raf Bny Adriatic Jugoslav

President Roosevelts Health Shows Improvement

President Roosevelt, in a first news conference since March 28, appeared better physically with fewer traces of illness. He kept a limited schedule, with two engagements today, a news conference and Friday cabinet meeting, while still suffering from a head cold with bronchial and sinus irritations.

Washington Roosevet Marehy Mr. Roosevelt

Charged With Murder In Patient's Death

Cleveland inmate Albert F. Mogar, 28, charged with first degree murder in the strangulation death of Fred Ruzicka, 37, a former vice president at Peoples Savings & Loan Co., at Cliffgrin Fall. The case centers on a hospital patient death amid custody.

Cleveland Albert F. Mogar Cliffgrin Fall Fred Ruzicka The Peoples Savings & Loan Co

Striking Power Co Employees Vote To Return To Work

Philo employees of the Ohin Power company met today at Philo High School and voted to return to the plant. The first workers will report on the 4 p.m. shift and others will follow on their regular shifts after the stoppage since yesterday.

Philo-Employes Ohin Power Company Itass Philo High School

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