Ausche Moves To Increase Ohio Food Production
Gov. Lausche urged steps to boost Ohio farm production after warnings of labor shortages. State officials discussed alerting local draft boards to proceed cautiously with inductions and to encourage cities to support home garden and feed supply programs. Milk production is expected to rise due to favorable cattle and pasture conditions.
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Columbus
Frekk d. Larsehd
Ohio
State Agrensure
John M. Hadden
Lausche
State Petitive Service
Chester Wo Cable
Feat
Iocal
Tem
Algo
Ddann
D. Okla
Chatenain
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ohlo
Leo Casa
Quilook
Planes Smash Deep Into The Southern Reich
London reports a massive Allied air strike targeting southern Germany. Over 2,400 American bombers and escorts attacked the inner triangle of Munich Regensburg and Nuernberg, aiming at airfields freight depots and an explosives factory.
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Reich
London
Munich
Regensburg
Nuernberg
Allied Drives Gain In Northern Italy
Allied forces advance in northern Italy as American Fifth Army pushes from Massa toward La Spezia and British Eighth Army drives across the Seno Ver toppled Lago area. Spearheading towns include Fusignano and Bolgna while larger objectives include the Massa-La Spezia corridor and Lago defenses.
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Northern
Italy
la Spezia
Massa
Walley
Fifth Army
Matsa
la Spegia
Seno
Lago
Priles
Bolagns
Fusignane
Tago
Ca Wernala
Luge
Fuzzy War Dispatches Describe Simulated German Breakthrough
An early United Press report details German resistance and Allied reactions as forces near Dresden engage in heavy fighting. Confused text references troops, rivers, and front lines while noting strategic movements and the deteriorating German defense. The piece hints at a pivotal clash near the Elbe with multiple armies advancing and signaling potential German collapse.
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United Press
Eise
West Mussans
Eloe
McDermy
Germany
Midi
Soul
Dresden
Red
Niesse
Forst
Judges Pension Bill Up Again
The Ohio Legislature debates a judges pension bill with hearings before the Judiciary committee. Opposition argues pensions are too liberal for temporary service. supporters cite need for postretirement income tied to last six years' salary. The measure would offer a pension after 20 years on the bench, with contributions from judges and a set formula based on final earnings.
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Columaus
Ite Judiciary Committee
Sheila Measthe
Senate
Frank JoLeathe
Pensiar Paymients
Anoojinlee Whit
OPA Officials Under Fire in Senate Probes
Senate investigators pressed to oust OPA officials amid calls to remove leaders over price controls and alleged profiteering. Senators criticized officials for failing to curb price spikes and hinted at reorganizing the agency to restore trust and prevent further market disruption.
Senate Absenteeism Draws Fire as Lawmakers Balk
Washington reports the Senate faces criticism over absenteeism as lawmakers debate pay deductions and possible penalties for missed sessions. Alben Barkley and Robert M. La Follette Jr. press warnings while party leaders urge adherence to attendance rules amid talks of stricter enforcement.
Actress Perishes In Home Fire Mystery
A blaze engulfed a residence causing the death of an actress. Portions of the text are garbled but indicate a fatal fire at a home, with unclear circumstances surrounding the victim and potential investigations.
Two Brothers Die Firemen Released From Sea Duty
Two brothers perish in a maritime disaster while two firemen survive after being released from sea duty. The report details the elation and relief following the rescue, naming involved agencies and locations.
New Quarantine On Dogs Imposed By County Health Board
Lorain County General Health District imposed a new dog quarantine to prevent rabies spread. Dogs must be confined to owners premises or under supervision and not allowed at large. enforcement rests with the dog warden and police, with penalties for violations. The order covers Lorain County outside Evean and Lorain city limits and remains in effect until rescinded.
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Itebley
Ain Cuwikdgat
Leramesaurty
Lilien
Neséssire Aga
Persean
Kepler Hare Bert
Theo Tedal
Theo Tedal Bimimnerics of the Loran
Lorsin County
Board of Health
Lorain
Eveia
Oreie
Lakes Seamen Seek Unemployment Compensation Bill
The Lake Carriers' Association urged Ohio lawmakers to grant Great Lakes seamen unemployment benefits equal to other workers. Counsel Gilbert Johnson asked the Ohio Senate Committee on Commerce and Labor to fund the program via a tax on vessel operating companies. Johnson noted maritime workers face industrial layoffs and that payment should be shared across sea labor under existing laws.
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Columbus
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Association Cotunsel
Gilbert Johnson
Ohio Senate Committee On Comemerce Aid Labor
Hue
Jolson
Toyagon
Registrants Urged to File Facts in Writing by Board
Elyria board announced registrants must provide a written statement of facts for board consideration. A filing from State Selective Service HQ notes employers seeking deferrals must state days absent, days scheduled to work, and whether absences were excused. A registrant’s attendance being labeled satisfactory is no longer sufficient.
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Elyria Board
Iia
Balieves
Selective Service Headquarters
Grape Growers To Be Told Of Spraying Plans
Lorain county grape growers will hear spraying schedules and disease control updates at an April 7 meeting in Aton Towns Hall. Hummel, county extension agent, notes recent changes in spray schedules and expects OSU entomologist T. H. Paths and grape researcher George Stoi to attend. Focus will be on black rot and berry worm damage in Lorain County vineyards.
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Lorain County
Aton Towns Hall
C. Fo Hummel
TL. HW. Paths
Ohio State University Extension Entomolog
George
Theyu
Department of Agriculture
Sandusky
Hummel
Cattle Owners Reminded of Infestation Signs in Herds
Lorain county agricultural agent notes evidence of cattle grubs in young heifers and warns other herds to inspect backs for bumps that harm hides. informs on an effective treatment and identifies pasturing heifers as most at risk.
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Lorain
Ol T Haimmel
County Agricultural
Yummel
Fragmented text about a maritime event and unrelated details
The readable fragments reference a distant sea encounter with mentions of Musity Fhe rae and Amieritin tor er Wari serress, a landing at Busuanga, and various names. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent news item.
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Amieritin
Wiper
Busuanga
Founders Week Observed By Elyria Chapter Of Barbershop
Elyria chapter joins 140 other chapters observing Founders Week. The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America marks its seventh anniversary. The 1945 convention will be in Detroit with quartets from across the country competing for top honors. Elyria quartets are in rehearsal as Rox Held, chapter president, predicts another year of practice before the 1946 convention. The society was founded in April 1938 by C. C. Cash of Tulsa. Phil Embury, international president, notes it now counts nearly 10,000 members.
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Ndmy
Elysia
Society For the Praserya- Hon
América
Cftics
Fasion
Detroit
Elyria
Prediely
Avi
Tate Elyria
C. C. Cash
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Phil Embury
Intérfationiat
Judges Submit Expense Accounts in Brown Case
Judges Clarence Ant of Bucyrus and A V Baumann of Fremont filed expense bills for the Ralph Brown trial with Judge Guy B Findley. Ali's total was 103.95 covering travel meals lodging and daily allowances. Baumann billed 119.62 including an extra day. Court costs to date total 46.04 not including judge costs or defense attorney fees yet to be set by the court.
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Brown
Clarence Ant
Bucyrus
A.V. Baumann
Fremont
Guy B. Findley
Ralph Brown
Ali
Baumann
H. EB. Agate
Joseph Pro- Vonza
Millon
Friedman
Five Men Fined For Intoxication In City Justice
Five men were fined for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor ALR. Agate. Albert Nance, no address, was fined 10 dollars plus costs for being intoxicated near West Avenue and Tremont Street. Others, David Miller of 150 Huron Street, and Joah ty Elk, Robert Simpses, and Pranels Meniys of 150 Huron Street, were fined five dollars and costs each for similar arrests around Chestnut Tremont Lake Avenue and Huron Street locations.
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Alr. Agate
Albert Nance
West Avenue
Tre Mont Street
FL P
Pranels
Meniys
Fluron Street
Huron Street
Contempt dismissal noted in court case correction
In And About The Court House section the Chronicle Telegram corrects an error: a contempt of court action arising from an air matter was dismissed, not a divorce action. Separately, two legal actions totaling 5130 were filed against Carl Smith known as Arly Smith of Wellington due to a Route 8 traffic accident last October 17.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Deptula
Stive
Atien
Carlsmith
Arly Smith
Wellington
Oberlin
George Voeysayn
Juha
Leah N. Neeson
Charles
Hidae D. A. Gouk
Death Record for HL Keller in Elyria Township
HL Keller longtime Elyria Township resident and former Elysia town board president died at his West River Road home in 1940. Born January 4 1884, he survived by wife Anna, son Arnold, daughters Paula Dane Rush and Mrs. George Riser, sister Katherine Bhile Hip and six grandchildren. Body at Welsh Funeral Home. arrangements to be announced.
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Lotts
Keller
H. Keller
Elysia Tow Sip Sehbot Board
Wwell-kinne
Browers
West River Road
Ohio Vegetable Bienes Asdagialion I
Cleveland Growers Marketing Company
Elyria Township
Anena Heckel Keller
Arnold Keller
Pail Dane
Elytd
Rush Keller
George Riser
Avon
Katherine Bhile Hip
Elyria
High Spots of Western Trip by Charles Crehore
Charles Crehore spoke at the YMCA Rotary meeting recounting a western and southwestern trip. He praised west coast industrial activity and optimistic locals about sustaining production, especially shipbuilding and airplane construction. Nominations were held for three three year directors. T F Schilling presided after a six week absence, and next week’s meeting is canceled due to a Ladies Night at Elks Club.
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Charles Crehore
West Land
Hia Tip
Rotary “Club Huincheon
West
T. F. Schilling
Elks Club
School Board Sets Salaries At Meeting
AVON at the April meeting of the Village Board of Education the board set salaries for teachers and employes for the next school year. Resignations of Mrs. Bonnie Grube and Mrs. Betty Pfender from the high school faculty were accepted. Grube taught two years. Pfender completes her first year. Payroll minutes bills and routine business were approved. Board adjourned to meet May 8.
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Avon
Village Board of Education
Bonnie Grube
Betty Pfender
Republic Steel And CLO Sign Contract
A contract signed between Republic Steel and CLO outlines protections for workers including vacation plans for those in military service, wage increases, shift differentials, and agreements to eliminate strikes with no company lockouts. Joint company and union committees will study wage rate inequalities across plants.
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America
Atlee
J. A. Voss
Vneablang
Keeps Neighbors Awake Fined $25 in Disorderly Conduct
Frank Johnson at 180 Sheriff Street paid a high price for home entertainment last night. Neighbors reported the radio kept them awake at 1:48 a.m. Police found him inebriated with doors and windows open and the loud speaker on. Mayor A. R. Agate fined him $25 plus costs.
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Frank Johnson
Sheriff Street
Johnson
A. R. Agate
Britain
Market report shows varied price levels across produce and livestock
The report lists prices for onions, parsnips, turnips, bibs, cabbages, and other vegetables with mixed bids. It notes market activity for Hogs, Cattle, Calves, Sheep and Lambs, plus grain items and dairy quotations, reflecting steady or firm tones in several lines.
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Fuge One
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
OPA
Washington—Senate Fond
Titaw
Cey Congress
Elmer — Thomas D
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J. Mont
Wheeler
Washington
Ingroy
Alben W. Barkles
J. Ky
Robert M. Lakeallette
Mittee
Hausebray
USA
Eesti
Poole
Minulay
Ward Co
Chicago
Ary Polte Company
Barkes
Sanawet
Pracy
Aries US
Pete Eve
Baie Purnee
Bellfield Avenue
Herbert Anise
Aed
Lakes
Cle Eland
Willy
Burcha Duhues
Joseph Bentler
Jack
Buyrha Jr
Bendler
Iam Smith
Snuble Mhmitten Raparte
Fiteh
Vic Reser
Yel Marc Wilder
Sicketanmitiee
Nau
Capte Russell Ruppert
Cesent
Overio
Sore
Out
Vistas
Bratdau
Eomthymar Ff
Renan
Atreterung Fru
Mier
Ce M Huimmelsbaugh
Pasadeny Avenue
Sherivy Department
Blyria Avenue
Duttun Road
Yae
Choate Fletcher, Lorain
Plaiailif
Daeivnan Pleas Court
Biiwn Herman Lorais
Miwhatwu Lorain
Brew Uy
Samuel Herman
Michael Ruvt TR
Alvin Prugsche
Joowng
Texas
Army
Leveaten
Aisin Whippy
C. Galen Whinks
Glendale
Newit
Plantit
Anaiden
Namie
Sanford
Tarmee Randolph
Pued
Sadie
Charny & Y
Harry E. Leimbach
Yulhon Street
Boutfs
Milfred Lembach
H.C. Coohining
Republic Steel and Clo
Elytia
Porsythia
Cluth
Dean
Paris
Bage
Péek Bankeis
Welskern Bavoy
Ea Hothouse
Pel Basnars
Eek
Baskeid
Banks
Ae Este ‘Gs
Encreas
Peek Fe
Inet A
EGUS
Etna
Joan Davis
Jack Hales
Thuredeys, P.M
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