Men Over 25 Get About 90 Day Draft Respite
Washington Manpower officials said today the order suspending draft for men over 25 provides a maximum respite of about 90 days for registrants. The impact will vary by locality based on available 18 to 25 year olds for reclassification, with some boards re starting inductees in the over 24 bracket within a week. The order aims to ease strain from younger deferral policies while keeping 18 to 24 deferral minimal. The list of deferrable activities is being prepared by a federal interagency committee led by Paul V McNutt, with armed forces represented to influence the eligible jobs.
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Washington
Mudh
Cal
Coatsworth
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Paul V McNutt
Man Charged with Petit Larceny in Cleveland
Job W Crow 51 of 7613 St Clair Ave Cleveland faces petit larceny charges from Regal police after officials say he lifted clothing and auto accessories from Elyria Stores. He was arrested on Broad Street and arraignment is set for tomorrow morning in police court. Stella Cameron 38 of 8802 Euclid Ave Cleveland fined for intoxication after Beaud Street arrest. suffered a head wound treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. James Moran reports St Marys Church was entered after closing Saturday. about $5 in cash taken from three boxes.
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Regal Police
Job W. Crow
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
E. J. Stankard
Crow
Broad Street
Elyria
Stella Cameron
Euelid Avenue
A. R. Agate
Beaud Street
Mrs. Cameron
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Moran
St Mary's Church
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Moran
Tremont Street
Deaths and notices from various Ohio towns
Multiple death notices and obituaries from Elyria, Wellington, New London, and surrounding areas. Anna Pakroczy 72 of 503 Lodi street died Sunday at State Hospital Voledo after illness. Walter S Boyd 32 of 220 East Mth Street died of heart attack Sunday morning. Willian J Rose of Longford Avenue died Friday at Blyria Memorial Hospital. Mary Ann Kiser, 94, of 11 Water Street, survived by two sons, a daughter, six grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Frances Washburn 60 of New London died late Saturday night at home. services Tuesday. Thomas Theodore Plato, 6 months, died in Grafton. burial at St Mary’s, Grafton. Karl Arthur Twerkele 64 of Wellington died Sunday at Fleche Menghal Hospital after four hours in care. Various survivors and funeral arrangements listed.
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Anna Pakroczy
Lodi Street
State Hospital
Voledo
Joseph
Hungary
Pakroczy
Flyria
Lorain
St. Agnes Church
Bittner’ Funeral
Nod
Walter S. Boyd
East Mth Street
Wester Automakie Mivching Screw Company
Wooster
Lai
Con
Bisre
Helen
Vone
Jacqueline
Hittner Funeral Home
Melntive Funeral
Willan J. Rose
Longford Avexsiue
Blyria Meterial Hospital
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Carenbrne Wall
Ridge This Memorial Park Cemetery
Ludress Curtis
Mary Ann Kiser
Water Street
Elyysa
Charles
George
Clary Wiser
Antone Meyer
Clyde
St . Mary's Church
Bural
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Prhances
Nevene
Joseph McAveng
Elyria
Frank Plato
Cleveland
Arsumphen Church
Grafton
Tes
Foster
St Mary's Charel
Gredten
Karl Arthur Twerkele
Wellington
Kiel
Arthur Twerell
Fleche Menghal
Salter
Earier Dowd
Subhisway
Pyrsfield
Edna Brown
Prosecution Of N Y C Employee Will Not Be Sought
SPRINGFIELD The New York Central railroad will not seek prosecution of a veteran employee whose switch error caused a derailment that killed two crewmen on a New York special passenger train near London. Dawson attributed the wreck to an oversight by Ede Edward Saver, 63, a track foreman with 40 years of service. Funeral services were set for John Nelson, engineer, and Clarence Co Martin, 46, fireman, both of Columbus, who died in the crash.
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Springfield
New York Central Railroad
New York
Hondon
Dawson
Division Superine
Pondent
Edelward Saver
John Nelson
Clarence Co Martin
Columbus Hoy
Bricker to Speak in New York April 25
Ohio Governor and Republican presidential hopeful Bricker will address the Ohio Society in New York City on April 25 to outline his foreign policy views. The speech will be broadcast nationwide via the Columbia Broadcasting system as he completes a nine day Pacific coast tour.
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iBrick
New York
Columbus
Gor
Doin W Bricker
Bes
Ohio Society
New York City
Colnedia
Pacific Coast
Jail Time For Five Dollar Bill Theft By Lewis
John Toy, employer of the Big Four railroad at North Eaton, reported a five-dollar bill stolen. Estill Lewis, 30, and Jackson Tate began a ten-day jail term in Lorain county jail after pleading guilty to the theft charge. Lewis allegedly swallowed the bill to avoid arrest and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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John Toy
Big Four Railroad
North Eaton
Estill Lewis
Jackson Tate
Lorain County
Lewis
Toy
Walter Gehrke
John Tyczynski
Vincent
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Route 54
Pearl Avenue
Loraine
Pledges Accelerate Camp Water System Project Progress
Elyria Motory club reports total pledges reaching 4302 for a water supply system at Camp lss-See-Kes on the Ver milion river. L B Hindman says funds stay open for absentees as more pledges are expected, with a 3000 total cost and Rotary aims already surpassed. Walter Root, 47, Buckeye street, fined nine dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after arrest on East Bade tlers bridge.
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Elyria
Elgin
M.C.A
Vermilion River
WHS
L. B. Hindman
Walter Root
Buckeye Street
Agate Tin Pale
Fragmented obituary notes reveal multiple survivors and service details
The text lists Mildred Fartiaerdy and Mrs. Ruri Sipsber of Wellonyte with a brother Joseph Thereli of Ft Wayne and four grandchildren among survivors. It mentions Ernest L. Robyn Wellington and Robyn A. and Frances Oglesbee of Wellington, with funeral services pending, burial in Pittsfield, and various unrelated fragments about people and events.
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Mildred Fartiaerdy
Ruri Sipsber
Wellonyte
Joseph Thereli
Ft Wayne
Ree Hoa Cassidy
Pittsfield
Court awards Elyria Hi-Speed truck contract for gasoline
Commissioners awarded Elyria Hi-Speed a contract to supply a truckload of gasoline at 2125 cents per gallon the lowest of four bids. Transfers between common pleas funds were approved, and several local court actions included fines, arraignments, and continued hearings. A tour of Rochester township assessed road and culvert conditions at the engineer's request.
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County
Elyria
Hi-Speed’ Company
Standard Oil Company
Shell Oi Company
Gross and Medina OW Company
Common Pleas Court
Don ©. Pattersal
Rochester Township
Soften Up Truk Operations Continue Air Bombing
Pearl Harbor reports that U S forces press a heavy aerial campaign on Truk described as softening up the Japanese base In a bid to push west through the Carolines toward their island defenses Adm Chester W Nimitz announces new raids by Seventh Army air force Liberators on Moen and Dudley islands in Truk group and says operations to soften up Truk continue as the most concentrated bombing of a single target by the Seventh Air Force in history
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Pearl
Harbor
Truk
Japan
Carolines
Chester W. Nimitz
Seventh Army Air Force
Moen
Dudley
Trik
Central
South Parish
Seventh Air Force
Japs 16 Miles From Imphal
New Delhi reports converging Japanese forces near Imphal from the south and east. Mountbatten’s command says enemy troops are at the northern shores of Lake Yogtak, within 16 miles of Imphal, while Kohima repels repeated attacks 60 miles north as Japanese widen a westward flank toward Bishenpur and the Imphal track.
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New Delhi
Imphal
Kohima
Tard
Louis Mountbatter
Southeast Asia
Lake Yogtak
Bishengur
Inphal-Bishenpur
Silchar
Lorain Man Named Deputy Sheriff
Paul J. Csubak of Lorain is named deputy sheriff by Sheriff Carl R. Finegan and confirmed by Judge D A Cook. Csubak, with prior sheriff's office experience, starts today as the department faces manpower shortages with about 10 officers and potential military call ups. A separate report notes a fender damaged in a parking lot incident on Court Street witnessed by bus driver Ted Zakczewicz, with license details provided.
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Common Pleas Court
Edward Anthony Seabold
Julia Seabold
Seibold
Covington
Kentucky
Seabold
Roselea Shipley
Leona Ring
Edward Seabold Jr
Paul J. Csubak
Lorain
Carl R. Finegan
D. A. Cook
Csubak
Sheriff's Department
Court Street
Ted Zakczewicz
Park Place
Obituary of James Stanfield and Family Ties
The obituary lists Mrs. James Pillivant of Oberlin and Clayton Stanfield of Mansfield Missouri as parents. Surviving siblings include Kenneth Stanfield of Oberlin and sisters Evelyn Bursley Kipten Bertha F Oberlin and Arlene Gaul Geneva Ohio. He belonged to Elyna Eagles Lodge. Funeral is 1300 pp. om Wednesday at Sudre-Curis Funeral Home with Rev Arthur H. Anderson officiating. Burial in Ripton Cemetery. Body at the Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home for visitation.
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James Pillivant
Oberlin
Clayton Stanafield
Mansfield
Missouri
Kenneth Stanfield
Evelyn Bursley
Kipten
Bertha F
Qoberlin
Arlene Gaul
Geneva
Ohio
Ite
Elyna Eagles Lodge
Sudre-Curis
Arthur H. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Burfil
Ripton
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Nazi Attacks Below Rome Repulsed by Allied Forces
Allied reports say German skirmishers were repulsed in five attacks on the beachhead below Rome. A remotely guided Goliath tank was destroyed near Sessano as New Zealand troops raided San Angelo in Theodice, three miles south of Cassino, causing damage and casualties.
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Rome
Cassino
Tyrrhenian
Berehhead
Cisterna
Sessane
Lattovia
Sessano
New Zealand
San Angelo
Theodice
Military Uniforms Dominate Easter Parade In New York
New Yorkers marked a wartime Easter with subdued festivity as armed service members led the Fifth Avenue march amid drizzle. Police counted about 650000 people along Fifth Avenue while most new outfits were rare and military attire and muted colors prevailed.
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New York
Armed Services
Fifth Avenue
Fifth and
Park Avenues
Fire Destroys Rocky Ford Country Club
Officials blame defective wiring for a Sunday fire that devastated the Rocky Ford Country Club two miles east of here. The $20,000 loss damaged the roof and main clubhouse as Gahanna firefighters struggled with limited water supply from a nearby pond. In a separate matter, James M. Powell Jr. pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a Friday crash. Mayor Agate fined him $10 plus costs. A 60-foot fall at a Baltimore and Ohio bridge in Bellaire killed John Pratt and shocked his brother-in-law Arthur Bennett, who died of shock two hours later.
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Gahanna
Rocky Ford Country Club
Here
James M. Powell, Jr
Sid West Second Street
E. Z. Stankard
Powell
A. KR. Agate
Lodi Street
Bellaire
John B. Pratt
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio
Arthur BE. Bennett
Congress Faces Many Items
Congress returns from recess with the anti-poll tax bill awaiting Senate action and a slate of appropriations bills in the House. Senators Mead and McCarray prepare to bring up the measure, which would outlaw poll taxes for primary and national elections, likely triggering extended debate and filibuster by Southern opponents.
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Nashington
Congress
Senate
House
Chambers
James M. Mead
D. N.Y
Pat McCarray
Airman Mahurin Missing After France Mission
Fort Wayne reports Maj. Walker M. Mahurin, once America’s leading air ace with 21 confirmed planes, is missing in action since March over France. War Department notified his widowed mother. prior dispatches said he bailed out during a mission, with 21st kill on the same date.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Army
Walker M. Mahurin
War Department
Little Square House
Liberty Ship Deborah Samson Gannett Launched at Bethlehem Fairfield
SPARROWS POINT Md the Liberty Ship SS Deborah Samson Gannett named for the Revolutionary War heroine launched today at Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard Frank Gannett New York fish er and great grand nephew spoke at the ceremonies describing the ship as an idol like Deborah Samson Gannett who bravely endured war and uncomplainingly fought for worldwide freedom She was wounded near her and reportedly died reveal ed at Philadelphia Hospital Sally christened the ship.
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Sparrows Point
Deborah Sampson Gannett
Massachusetts
Bethlehem Fairfield
Frank Gannett
New York
Fisher
Patreot
Deborah Samson Gannett
New England
Middle Athasia
Yylowis
Philadelphia
Atlais
George Washington
Ae Nets
Sally
Markets at Cleveland Stock Prices and Grain Quotes
The Cleveland market report lists cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep values with steady to higher ranges. Grain items include corn and oats with No 2 yellow soybeans quoted, while a side note mentions a long continuous strip of recorded music on cellophane.
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Clevelant
St. Meher
Wedersy Thakerwey
Mark LM
Mathiniae Yuoke &Bergy Tomatols
Autum Selects
Ceeqiders
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Graystone Hotel
Merchant's Lunch
Chelee
William J. Rose
Mary Ann Keiser
Gell Telephone Laboratories
Graystone
Roger C. Margadeau
Hotel Graystone
Marendeau
Lormias
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Wade
Atywar
N.Y. C
Y Camp
Ernest L
Robyn Wellington
Robyn A
Hye Cdiaghter
Frances Oglesbee
Merwe
Grice Get Acson
Casey
Seth
Red Army
Akat
Breken Ybell Maloyaks
Vice Livy
Dessa
Tad
Berlin
Ak der Atuqtoor
Uae
Allanons
Yomubtats
CPM
Crimea
Conran
Eugene Sutter
Norwalk
Justice
C. Cummings
Sutter
State Highway Patrol
Cosis
Joseph Lasky
Rmilly
H.C. Cuamininge
Peter and
Flora Bean
Levi Vincent
Polly Vincent
Henrietta Takenshop
Testion
Udle
Louis Pappas
Tatts
Rile Pappas
Davis Mercer
Aganst Huard Mercer
Guy RB. Findles Tadas
Father J. Knight
Rol Elyria
Dgainet
Thendere Ci Kioght
Lavam
Phursday Aespecral
Adden Tomas
Margaret Smith
Eighth Street
Frances Leser
Marseilles
Ton Risse
Freety
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Goiarer
T. W. Meeker
Liberty
Pinkham
Hia
Lace Monty Om
Aarti
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