Predicts Total Mobilization Of Manpower
Social Security board official Arthur J. Almerer proposes a single manpower authority to implement selective service across military and civilian needs. He stresses policy making power, limited compulsory allocation, and avoidance of universal coercion while prioritizing critical occupations to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralihhe Chatman
Arthur J. Almerer
Social Security Board
Ertst Devin
Altneyd Ald
Chest Group To Elect Trustees In Elmna Community Chest Meeting
Elmna Community Chest Inc will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 pm next Tuesday at the Community Chest headquarters in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building Six trustees will be elected for three year terms and other business will be considered The board has 18 members with one third elected each year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmna Community Chest, Inc
Community Chest
Elyria Savings and Trust
Baat of Trustees
Elyrian joins City Loan Co in Lorin
William M. Herd, manager of Goodrich Silvertown Stores, accepted a position with City Loan Co in Lorin. He has two children and has been tied to Elyria’s Goodrich Silvertown Stores for five years. He will maintain residence at 137 Clark Street in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Herd
Goodrich
Labor leaders pledge support amid wartime crisis
Murray spokesman Green urged Congress to back American labor and stand with the President and his associates in the war effort. Sustar lauded labor for a record of no authorized strikes since the war began, noting only minimal unauthorized stoppages. McNulty argued that ending the 40 hour week would not raise production, calling wage changes moderate and inflation a concern. Green emphasized keeping the no strike pledge to speed up production through cooperation with management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Tam
Green
Congress
Cpase
Washington
Tiber
Sustar
McNult
Roosevelt
Murray Asher
County Gets Priority for Fencing to Shield Lorain Bridges
Lorain county will receive priority for about 1500 dollars of fencing to protect the abutments of the county's two new bridges from sabotage. Willan G Wickens told the county commissioners after a Washington trip that War Department officials assured a priority order would be mailed this week. He also reported federal participation in settlement of 45 percent of damage claims for the Erie avenue bridge construction. Negotiations settled three claims totaling 6250 with two more small settlements. Wickens said Carlisle township lacked full federal grant documents for a fire truck purchase and will be contacted. He discussed army guards for the tay bridges and that the Fifth Army Corps Area must handle applications. If the county guards, cost would be about 430,000 annually. Lorain police and sheriff now guard the bridges, but a full detail is pending army takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin County
Lorain
Trestcuter Willan G. Wickens
Washington
Wickens
War Department
PWA
Erie Avenue
Tedd
Payne
Margaret Wintemute
Broadway
Carlisle Township
Tay
Im Torain
Fifth Army Corps
Columbus
Army
Ffs
Inspection Of Elyria Commandery To Be Made Tomorrow
Frank 5 Aust Eminent Commander of Elyria Commandery No 62 announced that the inspection of Elyria Commandery will take place tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple. All Sir Knights are asked to be present with Riley W Wortman and Pref FU i MacCullough among attendees. The Past Commanders Association of the district will also be present. ACES TRAFIC CHARGE Theodore Weinstein of 231 Bat lava avenue was arrested at 13:49 pm yesterday on a charge of reckless driving for failure to swap for a school patrol boy shite shifts. rim were croasing one street at Lake alttie and Wertsters accord ing 104 police reportets to be araigred in polite court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Elyria
Masonic Temple
Riley W. Wortman
Def Hance
State of Ohio
FU i MacCullough
Deltaice
Trafic
Teodore Weinstein
Batlava Avenue
Rim
Lakealttie
Unclear Adult Education Schedule Details
Fragmented OCR text outlines weekly instruction hours around 30, with sessions on Fridays and Sundays, plus other days. Mentions an instructor named Walter Beil and supplementary webbs, but many phrases are garbled, making dates, locations, and formal structure uncertain. The note indicates employment service involvement and tentative class testing, with several days of the week referenced but no clear outcomes or actionable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkly
Suneday
Telecam
Walar
Death Record LIES SARE ANS BHEROU VERMILION 6 April
Mrs. Sarah Ann Shered 79 mother of Misa Charity Shered died at her Vermilion home on West Lake road after an illness. Born November 1 1862 in Vermilion township she attended Congregational church and belonged to the Kings Daughters class. Husband John died April 17 1940. Survived by Charity, daughter Miss Bessie at home and son Lawrence of Haron. Funeral arrangements with Edward M. Fisher funeral home. Burial Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lies
Sare Ans
John
Charity
Bessie
Lawrence
Haron
Tom
Edward M. Fisher
Tomoreow
Ray
Earl T. English
Maple Grove
Court Notices From Amherst And Oberlin District Court
Hartman Hewes of Amherst fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication after a traignet before Major John Michael. He was jailed for nonpayment. Walter Porswak of 346 Second Street received ten days in county jail for contempt of court after arraignment before Judge D. A. Cook over alimony defaults. Ceril Franklin granted a divorce from Ola for neglect. Lewis Soditch granted a request in a day from Sarah to Judge Cook on absence. The Virginian stock land case filed against Weller L. Grills for 1.37 alleged due on a promissory note and requested foreclosure in Oberlin. F Doeden of 329 West Avenue Elyria sued Elyria for 20 on a promissory note. Alice Vivian Scott Proa of De Witt Street Lorain sued for a divorce from Balen for illegal marriage with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Hewes
Amherst
John Michael
Walter Porswak
Second Street
D. A. Cook
Weller L. Grills
Alice
Vivian Scott
Witt Street
Lorain
Balen
Auto Driver To Be Given Jury Trial
Rose McCullough, 36, of 123 Eliestrest, charged with driving while intoxicated, will face a jury in Mayor Joseph Ferro's Court on April. He was arrested at 6:29 PM after reportedly striking a traffic light on West Street. Prospective jurors were drawn from several local addresses and names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McCullough
Eliestrest
Joseph Q. Ferro
McCulloush
Maren
West Street
Catherne Donnevan
Chestnut Street
Gates Avenue
Dudeon
Noid
Dulph
R Webber
Caroline Street
Sohn Bender
Elyria
Leran
Veronica Gluvis
Dersic Thursty Ametia
Augusta Helrice
Carnstine Krats
Thomas Fortes
Rutert Grasse
Hattie Levits
Walter Kuthe
Oterin
Allen Baim
Oberlin
Wellins Kineel
Avenard
Gold Star Mothers Banquet Prompts Local List Request
Elyria and surrounding county seeks names and addresses of all Gold Star Mothers for a Second World War tribute. A banquet planned in Reland on May 2 aims to honor them, with post offices and veterans groups assisting in gathering details. Send names to V, FW, Poet W029 or Howard Vettinteh at 198 Wet Metso Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lepain
Reland
Howard Vettinteh
Wet Metso Street
Faces Manslaughter Charge In Fatal Cleveland Crash
In Cleveland an auto collision left an infant dead and five others injured after a driver on the wrong side of the street struck a car driven by Stephen Fivel, 32. The suspect, Zupanie, was charged with manslaughter as details describe the fatal impact and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Apal
Rodotgh Futanie
Mal
Weo
Zupanie Wea
Stephen Fivel
George
Lorain County honors 13 high ranking scholarship team hopefuls
Thirteen top students from Lorain County high schools were named to the county scholarship team to compete in district and state contests at Kent in May. About 400 students competed for 40 spots across 17 subjects. eight top scorers in each subject were named, with three likely alternates. The lineup includes standout performers from Ridgeville, LaGrange, Avon Lake, Avon, and nearby schools, with scores listed in biology, chemistry, general science, algebra, geometry, history, and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kent
Cleareview
Clearview Yesters
Anay
Cure Ay
Hwever
Xco
LaGrange Wish School
Titeha
Ridgei
Ville
Edwin Kawasaki
Brawnheim
Evelyn Griesemer
Ridgeville
Seconu
Stanley Woe
Avon
Marjorie Pipper
Har LaGrange
Rees ¢ Klingshira
Avon Bake
Norman Webker Aven
Clyde Stewart Bacon
Brownhelrt
John Joe Stmashkevich
South Amherst
Donald Conrad Baer
Brownhelm
Noel Stephen Ig
Avorn
Ake
la Madge Ernst
Mary Ward
Avon Lake
Akhard der Oord
Sear Latin
Georgia Lee Laseh
Mary Ann le Bedell
Jack Schmidt
Brok
Brovukside
Jeanne M_ Smith
Ava
Demthy A. Rubuske
Gratton
Dan Pietch Feted At Farewell Party Before Army
Wilma Emery organized a farewell party for Dan Pietch of Oberlin who has enlisted in the Army. The event at the Vermilion home featured red, white and blue decor and cards. Present were Dob Rava Geanne Snyder Wesley Sxters Ruth Curren Lebind Kinsler qdhan Currier and Dud Currier, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus Wilma Emery
Dob Rava Geanne Snyder
Wesley Sxters
Ruth Curren
Lebind
Kinsler Qdhan Currier
Dud Currier
NEWS OF OUR BOYS IN SERVICE AT ARMY CAMPS
News notes Pvt Wilford J. Dyke was inducted into the U S Army on March 8 and sent from Kamp Terry to Camp Cooke California to join Headquarters Company Fifth Armored Division. Serintendent training at Camp Lee Virginia promoted to sergeant this week. Mrs William Wireenske of Prog Peck Street mentioned as mother of a serviceman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Wilford J. Dyke
United States Army
Kamp Terry
Camp Cooke
California
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Fifth Armored Division
Jon Wheemke
Third Battilion, Deveent
Camp Lee
Virginia
Poonota
Faiform
Serpent Wireenske
William Wireenske
Miss Wilda Wheeler Bride In Open Oberlin Church
Miss Wilda Wheeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Wheeler of East College street wed Charles Collier of Columbus son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Collier of Deshler in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin at eight o'clock The ceremony led by Rev Harold C Williams with palms and candelabra on altar The bride wore white marguette princess gown with fingertip veil Maid of honor Miss Mary Collier and bridesmaids wore pink and blue gowns The couple left for a short wedding trip The bride a Oberlin College student Mr Collier in the army engineers depot in Columbus will be inducted soon The Oberlin Townter delay and various clubs noted in the town announcements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Wile da Wheeler
Clyde Wheeler
East College Street
Charles Collier
Columbus
Harvey [Collier
Deshler, O
Elehty O'Clock
Fairchild Chapel
Harold C. Willams
Methodist Church
Mary Collier
Une gEtoomi
Benty Collier
Jean Linthroj
Mice O'Neil
Norwalg
Tater Colles
Colum
Greem
Huber Wheeler Colter
Oberlin College
Oberlin Section
Commerce
Collier
Army Engineers Depot
Dhe
Study Club Minutes Mention Bake Sale Plans
A fragmentary local item notes Study Club No L of the Church of the Sected met Monday evening on North Mospeet Street. Members planned a bake sale for Saturday April 12 and discussed hosting details for the next meeting with Rev J C Schafer in charge of the program. Miss Charles Mo Shreffier hosted Ninth Teenth Century club meeting on East College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sected Shart
Salyh
Mospeet Street
Welson
George Willbord
J.C. Schafer
Charles “Mo Shreffier
Ninthteenth Century Club
East College’ Street
Brother of Elyria Man Dies Suddenly
Henry G Pest of Oberiin road reports the sudden death of his brother Arthur E Peat in Los Angeles yesterday morning. Born Feb 3 1851 in Norwalk, he lived in the West for years and served as comptroller and treasurer of Southern California Gay and Oo Company. He later ran his own business and had worked until 2 a.m. the night before dying at his desk. He previously worked for Van Sweringen brothers in Cleveland. Survived by three brothers, including Henry, Ernest, and Ralph, of Manned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Pest
Oberiin Road
Arthur E Peat
Los Angeles
Arthur E. Peat
Norwalk
West
Southern California
Gay and Oo Company
Vigat and
Praer
California
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Ernest
Ralph
Nine Employees In County Clerk's Office Given Salary Raises
Nine employees in the county clerk's office receive monthly raises of ten dollars each. Clerk HW. E. Agate announced the increases funded from the department's normal salary appropriation. The raises, justified under general salary readjustments, will still reduce overall annual salary expenditures by about one thousand dollars due to workforce reductions in related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounty
HW. E. Agate
Keetite
Agate
Ferviers
Cotzihouse
Defenders Down Japanese Fighter Over Lac Strike
A World War II battlefield note reports Allied airmen shooting down a Japanese fighter plane near Lac. The enemy craft was shattered, with fragments and debris observed. casualties or exact numbers were not confirmed. The morning defense measures were described as urgently important.
Axis Forces In New Move In Libya
Axis and British forces clash as Axis troops launch a forward move in Libya. Reports say German spring offensive aims to break British positions near Derna and Mekili on the coast while Italian and British units retreat under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
London
The Drunkard at Playmakers Nest entertains patrons
The Playmakers Nest presented The Drunkard in their Little Theatre Tuesday evening. Frank Seward directed a strong cast led by Margery Haredibly as Mary Wilson and Fred Stilwell as Bill Dowton. The curtain rises feature songs and a light bar service, with praise for Seward and the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seward
Margery
Miss Spindle
Freda MacKay
Agnes Dowton
Bill Dowton
Fred Stilwell
Mary Teattie
Wilson
John Whitney
Dick Hancock
Javer Stevens
Tom Gardner
Bank Clemx
Maynard Hue
The
Towers
Kathrin Walker
Rose Cromling
Maxessp
Virgina
Los Angeles
Mr. Seward
Claymakers
Ligner
Beter
Ohio AG Names Special Assistant for Civilian Defense
Ohio's Attorney General appoints a special assistant to represent the state in Washington for civilian defense work. The appointee will help Ohio obtain timely information and enable state departments and agencies to coordinate with national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Attorney General
Columbus
American Legion
Serete
Kington
Herthest
Car Jump Crashes Through Hedge After Incident
Charles Schaffer of Wakeman wrecked his car yesterday around IMF West River Street when it jumped a ditch and struck a hedge before hitting a parked vehicle. Schaffer told police he fled the highway to avoid collision with another machine. In a separate incident at Gulfrod and Cleveland Street, F J Suterut of Middle Avenue was rear ended by Lettrikeen of Cleveland after a stoppage for a traffic light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schalfer
Wakeman
Imf West River
Schaffer
Pelice
Pender
Gulfrod
Cleveland Street
F. J. Suterut
Middle Avenue
FE. Lettrikeen
Cleveland
Oberlin Man Held On Breaking And Entering Charge
Harold Sie Mans residence at 127 East Avenue was broken into at 3:30 a.m. A man identified as Ward admitted entering the first floor, taking clothing and a pocketbook. He was arrested after a photo match of a handprint. Ward, a 25-year-old Elyria janitor, faced a $5,000 bond and was sent to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sie Mans
East Avenue
Ag Oberlin
Whiteporta Iy
Whillians
Mra
Ithiltfons
Dack W. Wand
Marsied
East Vine Street
Joseph Q. Petron Totlay
Grand Jury
Bleut
B. B. Sweet
C. E. Parker
Votive
Ward
Elyria
Munch
Sergi
C. L A Miller
West Droad
Water Streets
Miller
Want
Petro
Markets Jump With Mixed Signals Across Commodities
The page shows varied price listings for oats, butter, cucumbers, lettuce, cress, cabbage, melons, and beef alongside cattle activity. Several entries reference regional markets in Chicago and New York with figures like 440-207 and 34-63, highlighting fluctuating wholesale prices and active trading across multiple produce and livestock lines.
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Chest Group
Elyrian
City Loan Co
Sears Eastern Heights Homes
Masonic
Modern Homes Division
Sows Novbock & Co
Elyria Commandery
Pace One
John McCarthy
Lewis Soditch
Sarah
Ceril Franklin
Otte Kelley
HM. V. Ishmet Oberlin
Aga F. Doeden
West” Avenue
Paylis Schuster
Hi Elm
Wait Wilson
Ant Punchula
Clearview
Tyrone
Arthe Austin Eaton
Arel Jewell Bartter
Aid Udlen Bogardy
Ambkert
Ste|a
Grace Herry
Bristten
Damaris Ann DeMinger
Redeeville
IML
Laura Moe Sommer
Dan Pietch
Wilda Wheeler
Roclock
Lectos
South Russia
J. R. Haslar
Morgan Street
E. M. Aaron
Oberlin Stam Club
Ales
William Fintey
South Pleasant Street
Elva Whitees
George Edwards
the Busch
Noy Grundy
Whiner
Preent
Mee
Phat Burch
Emil Novak
Stee
Carl MeeReterts
Histia
C. J. Fister
Mx. Gerene Edwards
Mesona Cox
Me. Whiteney
Clarence Weed
Threte McDole
Howard Cols Mix
Rae Grune
Orthiheid
William Hutchisons
Hostettler
Nettie Buys
Charter Beil
O. A. Lindquist
Archie Mane
Bert Davis
Robert Mackay
Milo Kealeigh
Axel Laferne
Bhiees Wyoresser
W. J. Cairns P
Florida
Charles Teuble
Canton
J. V
Bill Jack Wood
S Army
Darebter
Leland Howard
Lat Grance
Howant
June Carpenter
Pyrefield
Sylvia June
Youngstown
Craig Beach
Lake Milton
Barthederie
Page
Lac
Grace Waynes
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Atl
Kigl Trowtoray
Rantcen Tril
Oberlin Man
Etnee Ene Wardlants
Tolena Ebay
Tosb Degen
Sros
Coapland
Ls Moiracsi
Steves
Aletz
Lamba
cBrice
Soria
Cyhager
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