Defense committee warns of a bleak shipping outlook
A Washington dispatch notes Navy officials expect at least 200 long-range escorts to patrol Atlantic approaches this summer. Months of limited ship production and German, Russian, and Japanese threats loom. even with Axis fear, U boake Carter reports the U S faces grim prospects for safeguarding coastal shipping.
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York
Hth
Hewate Defense Committee
Lees
Ain Yaeir
Washington Dispatch
Navy
Atlantic
United States
Russia
Germany
Japan
Siberia
India
British Isles
Axis
Owl
Inland waterway plans to defend coast line urged
A column warns the United States risks losing Atlantic fronts if the inland water route from Boston to Key West is not expanded and dredged. It argues government management should act now to finish the waterway to support deep draft ships, defend against submarines, and relieve railroad bottlenecks while predicting possible wartime timelines and the dangers of inaction. The piece calls for urgent, preventive engineering and coordinated planning across agencies and private contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Povnde
Chile
Bayton
Key West
White House
Army
Norfolk
Florida
Germany
Japan
Italy
Russia
Great Britain
Hotain
United States
Boston
Doce Patret
Miami
Brogg
Wie
Malott Dodd
Eitinen
Pacific
Australia
Africa
West Coast
Astern Seaboard
Great Lakes
Chicatey
New Orleans
Flore + Ida Ship Canal
Reunion Of Scottish Rite Masons Of Cleveland Area
The Spring reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons in the Cleveland area opens April 13 at the Masonic Temple with a prologue from The Magic Flute. Degrees conferred range from the 14th to the 32nd, concluding April 16. Albert H. Fiebach heads the Lake Erie Consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Valley of
Supreme Council
Masonic Temple
Euedld Avenue
Albert HL. Fiebagh
Chiel
Lake Erie
Monzart
Luke Eric Consistory
Albert H. Fiebach
Hechidl
Bahurim
Karl W. Piocher
Mort Wee
Ariel Chayiter
Avon and TEL AVON Dinner Guests Mark Thirtieth Second Wedding
Avon residents and neighbors hosted dinners and visits last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gerhart celebrated their thirty second wedding anniversary with rotor gifts. Local couples including Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAllister and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Takar were among guests. The village council plans a Town Hall meeting Friday evening replacing Thursday due to the Senior play. Various visits occurred with Lakewood, Oberlin, Bay Village, Ridgeville, Lorain, and Cleveland residents attending at homes in Avon and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Avon
Walter McAllister
Steve Takar
Phil Gerhart
Thurstoy A
Lent Fitch
Lakewood
Harold Smith
Alfred Walker
Oberlin
W. J. Barr
Wilson Jameses
Norman Stockhaus
Bay Village
William Filbourne
Lorain
Roy Rush
Henry Mehting
Myre. Masmond
Menning and Son
Lou Wilcox
Cleveland
Gerree Beck
Ridgeville
Harry Hubbard Eut Tons
Glenn and
Donald
Avon
Armmoth Buck
South Amherst Troop Meets At Town Hall
The Fine Tree troop of Girl Scouts met at the town hall Monday evening. The meeting focused on planning and community activities with leaders guiding the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Fine Tree
Girl Scouts
atLedser
Agriculture Station At Sandusky Likely To Cease Operation
SANDUSKY, April 1 The U S Agriculture Department grape experimental station at Sandusky faces closure within two years unless an appropriation is restored to the agriculture bill before Congress. It conducts research on prospects and diseases and tests in vineyards across Erie Ottawa Lucas Lake and Ashtabula counties, requiring an annual appropriation of 10 dollars.
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Sandusky
Agriculture Department
Kanedusky
Congress
George Sun
Erie
Ottawa
Jaali
Lake and
Assebats
Training list seeks Carlisle boys names and addresses
Mrs H H Greag requests parents advise her of the names and addresses of Carlisle boys in training. East Carlisle PTA announces an April 10 meeting at the school with Al Crowe presenting instrumental numbers and Dr Kerr speaking. Reports from the Wellington PTA Congress will be given. William Holt to chair business, refreshments to follow.
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Carlisle
H. H. Greag
East Carlisle PT. A
George Boorn
Parent-Teacher Association of
East Carlisle
AL. Crowe
Kerr
Wellington
Willam
Holt
Dedicatory ceremony at church honors workers and families
Generous support from church members and friends funded a solemn dedication. James E. Dewhurst led the service with readings and a Holy Communion. Readings honored departed members, and gifts included books. A later circle meeting featured a cross-shaped luncheon, devotional theme Christ is Mission, welcoming new members and planning spring events.
Ruder and Mader Return Home After Florida Winter
Fort N. Ruder and his father C.T. Mader are home on Emmon's road after spending the winter at their home in Eustis Florida where they own a large orange tree and Thomas Simpson serves as teacher of the local school.
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Fort N. Ruder
C.T. Mader
Emmon's Road
Eustis
Floside
Thomas Simpson
Penfield PetA Apel meeting and local club notes
Penfield PetA hosts Apel meeting on Thursday April 9 in the school auditorium with talks on church view points home paints and school rehool by Mrs Mary C Candy Mrs Fred Kellogg and Coach Lyren wall Quilting Club meets with 10 members served dinner at hall George Prentice and Mrs Ralph Bowman were hosts Grange convenes on April 1 at halt with 16 present a package auction followed by chenece sandwiches and coffee Next lectures will feature old clothing in a Want package Short items note silver anniversary in Grafton for Mr and Mrs Truman Denham and daughter Dorothy visits by Arthur Richmond to Avon Lake Mrs A H Goodspeed as lunch chair with several helpers and a dramatized program"}
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Viery
Jaiies E. Dewhurst
Ellizabeth Flobson
Charles Covaitt
Hloszmary Everett
LaPorte
Columbi
Columbia
At & E
Circle
Circle One
LaPorte Methodist Church
Albert H. Goodspeed
Ida Rhoads
Elyria
Inness
Sadie Reisinger
Menterel
Circle 1
Lyte Meisinger
Herman Goodspeed
H. H. Gregs
Salmud Stevenson
Phil Shifkaski
Ruth Ehrke
Atrs. Milts Harrison
E. K. Schafer
Frank Smith
George Goodyear
Ted Moran
Cowles
Gregz. Kitchen
Women's Society
Ciere
Joseph Rahlips
Samuel Stevenson
Mira Smythe
Peta
Parenlt-Teacher Association
Mary C. Candy
Fred Kellogg
Quilting Club
George Prentice
Ralph Bowman
Hovesses
Grange
McMullen
Truman Denham
Dorothy
Charles Herman
Grafton
Arthur Richmond
John D. Rose
Avon Lake
Constipation and claimed tonic relief in Akron notice
A reader from Akron Ohio cites severe constipation causing alleged poison buildup and credits World's Tonic with dramatic health improvement. The letter promotes the tonic and lists local retailers Phillips Standard Muir's as sources in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sawyer
East Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Phillips
Standard
Muir's
Moving tale of illness and travel across borders
Fragmentary OCR reads of a personal note describe Mrs James and a daughter Jane preparing to finish school while Mrs James lies seriously ill. Mentions a relocation to Switzerland for operative treatment and references Swiss involvement and the Department of Commerce.
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Beren
Wright
Florida
Jane
James
Switzerland
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Compat Gow
R. Ruiter
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Leslie Morsehead
Thomas Blamey
Middle East
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iCleveland
Amherst
Christ the Lord
Karl P. Meister
Thomas Hughes
Jimoutins
Cnokir
Frank Powers
the Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Antil
To Parent- Teachers' Association
Velunsteer Firemen
Big Ben
Columbia Brieke
Penfield
Lyle Reisinger
Clayton E. Smith
A. H. Goodspeed
Rabling
Jay Hardy
Frank Rhoads
Elyria Home Improvement
Broad St
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