Japan Forms Expanded War Cabinet Amid Crisis
Japan announced a new war cabinet led by Premier Gen Rusidaki Koso with veterans from the civil service filling key posts. Admirals and a general join a ministry aiming to mobilize all resources for the war against the Allies, with ministerial portfolios in finance education agriculture and information. The reshuffle follows prolonged defeats and seeks unity under Emperor Hirohito, as Tokyo airs the cabinet’s completion after delays. In a separate note, George Lew Fitzpatrick was fined $10 for disorderly conduct after a family quarrel, with Waka Flabant fined $25 for similar charges.
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Delay Consideration Of Compulsory Peacetime Training
Congress discussed delaying postwar compulsory peacetime military training for 11 year olds as the war ended. The Postwar Military Policy committee chair Gillen A Woodruff said the delay does not imply shelving the program, despite calls to postpone until Congress can discuss it further.
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Nazi Battleship Reported Scuttled By Express
London reports in Daily Express that the German battleship Graf Spee or similar vessel appears to have been scuttled during retreat from the Baltic. Stockholm dispatches say the ship was damaged and possibly sunk, with heavy losses and uncertain fate for survivors.
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Easter Weekend Socials At Grafton Listed In Notes
Alice Thirke from Wave Indianapolis, home with parents Mr and Mrs Julius Barke, hosted Easter weekend events. Guests included Mary Ara, Mr and Mrs Tomasivska, Rev Harold Wray, and Mildred F. Hanes. Neighbors and relatives shared dinners, visits, and hospitality at several homes in Grafton and nearby areas.
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Cuyahoga- Watts
Clyrte Bennett
Barbara
Wiloughbs
Arthur Benneue
Bikopt
Valley Cry
Death Record for Betty UW Thomas in Blythe Tar area
Betty UW Thomas aged 36, wife of William Thomas, died after a lingering illness at her sister Minnie Jackson's home in Bly. Survived by husband William, three sisters Ruth Mason and others, and two brothers. Body to return to 136 West Street. service at Second Methodist Church with Pastor Bob Hamblin, burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Mrs. Thomas enjoyed singing and had been in a local chorus.
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Ruth Mason
Evel Mintie Jackson
Hebson Jackson
Cleveland
West Street
Calle
Puneril
Second Methodist Church
Nev
Bob Hamblin
Citieisting
Mrookdale
Thomas Wag
Madame Gardner
Gartlett
Man Held For Theft Of Clothing
A man is held for theft of clothing after $150 worth of garments were reported missing from 823 North Street. Police say the suspect surrendered and claimed to have pawned the items in Cleveland. The accused, a former resident of Buffalo, is to report Monday for medical examination.
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North Street
Ily
Lewis
Cleveland
But Talo
Amherst High basketball banquet honors team and staff
A large crowd attended Amherst High School’s basketball banquet sponsored by the Amherst Booster Club and student council. Speakers included Jett Garlin of Case University and other coaches and boosters. awards were presented to varsity and reserve players, with a dance to follow and music from local groups.
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Don Smythe
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Jett Garlin
Case University
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Amy Hurst Benster
Derds
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Meichers
Norwood Bartleme
Dick Reichard
Harold Raesler
Dale Brice
Alex Crocs
Daviel Diedrick
Jack Eis
Dick Mulder
Hill Penton
Ceer
Pat Poy
Kas Brown
Canpje Kamial Suiwild
Detna
Hailey Rey
Peter Darakis
Tall
Watheden
Aff
Paul Hogrefe
Dinfarery
Sewaettel
Combined Bands To Play At Ridgeville
Ridgeville High will host a combined bands concert featuring Avan, Belen, and Ridge Salle schools directed by Kart Robinski. The event is the third in a series and will begin at seven o clock in the Ridgeville High auditorium with performances by Ridgeville students including Dont Worcester and James Wore a fifist, highlighting a lively community music night.
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Three Boys Suffer Minor Injuries When Car Rolls Over
Elyria youths Bernara Reisz 17 Donald Spinale 16 and Richard Spinale 16 were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a car rolled over on Guilt ground two miles north of Elyria. The driver said he lost control while descending a hill. Another accident damaged cars at Broad Street and East Avenue, as reported by police.
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Avon
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Believe German Military Might Has Been Broken
Paris reports many correspondents think German resistance is irreparably damaged by Allied pressure though a quick European war end is not assured. Observers note months of heavy fighting, with hopes of reduced warfare but warn of unsettled conditions and potential ongoing combat in various theaters.
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Olsen Co Sponsors Three Day School Event
Olsen Co hosts a three day school in Cleveland area with about 164 jobbers and attendees. Speakers include Clarence J. Grandstaff and W T Clack of The Cleveland Electric and Luxaire and Moncrief officials discuss home heating trends and postwar appliance demand at a banquet closing the session.
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Elyriamente Conditionines
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Cleveland” Electric
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Moncrief Oprane
Plan To Bring Girls To Help On Farms
A coordinated effort led by county agricultural extension agent and the local farm labor office aims to recruit a group of about 20 university and high school girls to work on farms in Columbus next week. The plan follows a prior 10 week summer program in Lérain County where students lived and worked on farms. The organizers will meet the prospective workers to confirm arrival dates and expected numbers.
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Weil
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Coinly Agricultural Extension
Etme Bach
Ceathty Farm Labor
University
Cohims
Lérain County
Schowloin
West Ridge Grange Meeting Details and New Members
West Ridge Grange and Carlisle Grange met on Theday evening with singing and prayer led by the Chaphan. Applications from 1A members were received. Greil Reiders and Mr and Mrs Hal Kearn plus Mr and Mrs L Ruby were voted in as 13 new members. The hall painting was completed with thanks to Henry Heidrich for supervision. A Change Day article appeared locally and May events were announced including a May 6 gathering with a speaker. guests included Mr and Mrs Rod Walker of Puttekl and Mrs Estelly Sher sum of Lakewood.
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West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Chaphan
Mro
Greil Reiders
Haland Arline Kearn
Me L. Ruby
Te Hall
Heury Heidrich
Jack Toh
Rhein Shields
Grange Indies
Rod. Walker
Af Put
Easter A C. Harrison “Peters and Éallees
Sam Wummers
Estelly “Shersum
Lakewood
Easter Services Draw Over A Hundred At LaGrange Church
Easter services at LaGrange church drew over a hundred attendees as the building was adorned with flowers and plants. The District Superintendent Reverend Herbert TiOn led the service with a group from North Gratton and Beldvas under Karl Kolinssen’s supervision. Several baptisms and new members joined, including boys from Julius H. Wilcox’s Sunday School class. Wilcox spoke about an incident in which she broke her hip in Falls Cline at Wellington. Bernard Wareham, stationed in New York City, has been promoted to first lieutenant in the Navy.
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Wilcox
Falls Cline
Wellington
Bernard Wareham
Ste Hened
New York City
Navy
Easter Services and Youth Breakfast at Kugler Morn Church
Sunrise worship began in a decorated sanctuary with prayers and a poetry reading. The Young People held breakfast for about 35 in the Home Economics room, served by teachers and Mrs. Olie Bunphbe. The Sunday program featured choirs, songs, and sermons led by Rev Keener and Miss Wardlaw, culminating in offerings for Home Missions and a church Easter egg hunt with prizes for children.
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Cross Pollination Described By Bee Expert To Kiwanis
Beekeeper A. Fl Beat of the A J Root Co Medina spoke to Elycta Kiwanis on pollination of fruits vegetables and flowers. He explained bees aid pollination and how honey is stored and processed. Six locals were fined five dollars for intoxication by Mayor A Redgate.
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Freesman
GoGrange
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Clyde Roberts
Alt Loch Street
Maurice Babcock
Huron Siren
Carl Harr
R. D. Oberiy
Court and crime notes from Elyria district court actions
Deputies learned of thefts including $100 worth of sulamebily tools from J Eibner Belgi between Oct 11 and Mar 1. Reports also cited burglaries at North Eaton School and Principal Kelsier's office with $17 stolen. Multiple divorce, alimony, and custody rulings were noted, including Mrs Rose Milick granted alimony and child custody, and Norm Howser and Dorothy Schmidt cases. Other items include a dismissed suit against Lyle Blusher and a car sale refund with penalties, plus various hospital and local incidents.
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Office of Prior Administration Today
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Elyria
Walter Stivason
East Bridge
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Oberlin High School Orchestra Concert Review
Members of Oberlin High School orchestra presented their annual concert yesterday afternoon in the high school auditorium. The program featured works directed by students and Conservatory staff, including Tschaikowsky and Beethoven selections, with Marylou Viner, Katherine Schramm, and Margaret Chitford among the leaders. The orchestra was led by student directors and the program was organized by the Oberlin Conservatory faculty and the orchestra president Shirley Jameson.
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M.ia Lake
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Modart
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Naomi Hammer
Singielee
Shiresley Jameson
Phyllis Blackburn
Virginia Goodson
Betty Wyhn
Beethosten
Margaret Chitford
Ben Morrison
Oberlin Car
Grafton Plans Annual Village Clean Up Day
Grafton village to hold its annual cleanup event in April. Residents are urged to place rubbish at the curb for collection on designated days. Village officials emphasize orderly participation and municipal support.
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Grafton
Eimioe ‘Thorids
Market Prices And Farm Reports From The Office
Market figures show carrots cucumbers and onions priced varieties. cereals and oats advance. The Farm Bureau reports large gains in corn and wheat futures. prices listed for No 2 yellow corn and No 1 red wheat. James Brand and Mrs George Wilder are scheduled speakers at local forum meetings.
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Roy Beane
James Brand
George Wilder
China
Sehiot Forum
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