Looking At 4 The News With Henry McLemore
The piece rails at the Executive Committee of the United Automobile Workers over a Detroit decision to push overtime pay under government control. It questions union leaders and elites, arguing sacrifice should defend the country and criticizing observers proposed to spur action. The author emphasizes shared duty and the perils of wartime demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan Male
Feck
Henry McLemore
United Automobile Workers
Vabrete
Uho
Niled Automobile Workers
Detroit
Szenshin
United States
Inman
Burma
Fellawe
Union
Army
Navy
Tnco
Leronty
Australia
Nord
United Automade Workers
Bors
Unis Earth
McNaught Synticate
Inet
North Ridgeville Study Club Guest Day Held at Bt. Heehs
Thirty one members and guests of the Idgeville Study Club attended the April meeting at the Bt. Heehs home in North Ridgeville with Hits, N. Satubury and Mrs. E. Ely as hostesses. The venue shifted due to illness in the Schmitteen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Idgeville
Rtd
N. Satubury
BMEFS
George Walt
Pittsburch
Hall
E. Napp
Hatt Cleveland
Naval Service
Irvin Rothwell
George Moore
Henrietta
Keneth
Albert Fiteze
Lillian Gerhart
Ridgeville
Marie Linden
Oburiin
Campbell
J. Gerhart
Elyria
Fiata Murhall
Clevesand
Sis
Garlee Roeberts
Lloyd Coats
Ely
Housing Q&A Covers Heat Loss and Construction Tips
Practical questions on winter heat loss and insulation. Advice covers glazing, roof, and floor heat gain, methods to insulate a cellar ceiling, brickwork timing in cold, side fireplaces, and locating a new garage. Social items note meetings and local visits through April and surrounding weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Sumner
Book Review and Club Activities At Ridgeville Meeting
Mrs. K Johnson chaired a business meeting after welcoming guests. Discussion covered a book review, wartime materials purchases, hosiery care talk, and a planned demonstration by Lorain County extension agent Peances Eckert. Members planned future events including Go As You Are books, meetings, and a Women’s auxiliary social with new member introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Johnson
Johnsoun
Ena Mies Peances Eckert
Lorain
BR. Gilder
Mar
G_F Irone
Jotrron
Mre Trons
Stelaka
Rime
Bis
Abeth Jordin Wat
Irons
Hentith Steel
Americas
Liewen
Steiel
Card Party at St Peter's Draws Strong Attendance
The Federal Credit Union sponsored a card party at St Peter's Thursday evening. Chairman C. Trout led the event with helpers Urban Buecker Tageph Laubenthal Silvester Schneider and Mrs John Cibberns. Nightingale Club members held a pancake supper and a meeting at Mrs VY Andrews home. Eleanor Carpenter presided over the Wines session and members planned continued instruction. Marilyn Brower read articles on the hands and a discussion on improving appearances followed. A demonstration of artificial respiration was given by Marilyn Town Ann Trons Eleanor Carpenter Virg inia Lyons Shirley Cov Ann Wathur Ann Front Virginia Ivony Finor Carpenter and Monka Brown. Pancakes were made by Shirley Cox and Ann Wilbur. The next meeting is set for May 6 with a spaghetti supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Credit Union
St. Peter's
C. Trout
Urban Buecker
Tageph Laubenthal
Silvester Schneider
John Cibberns
Nightingale Club
VY Andrews
Eleanor Carpintee
Marilyn Brower
Marilyn Town
Ann Trons
Eleanor Carpenter
Virgginia Lyons
Shirley Cov
Ann Wathur
Ann Front
Virginia Ivony
Finor Carpenter
Monka
Memorial Day gathering notes year’s remembrance
Memorial Day event held in Tong Mall on Friday evening to honor veterans and past war sacrifices. Mone were started for the annual celebration with Mrs J Gabbons as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hay
Tong Mall
Wediers
Sailece
Mra J Gabbons
Oberlin Road church meeting discusses routine business and plans
The regular meeting of the Eat Oberlin church group was held Tuesday night at Mies Vale. A few minor subjects were discussed while planning future activities. The Catetorr Four l Ctr held a season meeting at Norma Bere's home Tuesday afternoon to plan coming months. Next meeting set for April 2 at Robert Breaks home. The South Reuter Club members were entertained at an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALWS
Overlin Road
Eat Olerhin
Here Et Mies Vale
Mas Norma Bere
Robert Breaks
South Reuter Club
Bath High Spot of Baby's Day
Bath time tips outline creating a sunlit drafts free bathroom for a baby. Emphasis on private, warm conditions using insulated glass blocks to prevent chills. Steps include preparing towels soap and oils, testing water at or below 96 degrees, gentle handling, and turning the bath into a cheerful bonding routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby
Daby
Stock Up On Coal Now Warns Home Owners
The Office of Land Fuels Coordination urges homeowners to stock up on coal while surplus production and transportation exist. Wartime demands may soon strain supply, risking shortages for small consumers. Calls at the McRoberts home were received Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Land Fuels Coordination
Department of
McRoberts
Insurance against coal shortages favors early purchases
The article argues homeowners should reserve coal now to avoid future supply delays. It notes that buying at current prices guarantees immediate delivery and allows storage of extra coal, providing a reliable backup if shortages arise later.
Street Names Change Sparks Local Resentment
West side residents faced no opposition to petitioning to rename a street once shared with Japan and Russia to a more suitable title. Meanwhile Bahamian wives are canning tomatoes for shipment to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiguaor Hornell.y
Japan
Russia
West Side
Fire resistant insulation proposed to curb incendiary damage
A discussion on home fire protection cites New York City studies by Dr. Godfrey Nurse who insulated apartment roofs with four inches of mineral wool to slow incendiary spread. Tests by the National Bureau of Standards show mineral wool between studs strengthens walls, extending fire resistance by up to twenty minutes when gypsum board faces are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latuton
New York
Rotterdam
San Francisco
Abstec Hy
New York City
Godfrey Nurse
Loncen
Aly Ral
Marard
National Bureau of Standards
Fragmentary OCR Summary From Obscure January Reports
A garbled OCR passage mentions fatalities, rationing and state officials aiming to reduce deaths in January. It notes a decline from 21 to 15 deaths year over year and references England book losses and birds living near humans, with unclear names and places due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiven
Defense housing plans spark Elyria building drive
The document outlines three groups under an order for defense homes in Elyria within a 6000 dollar limit. Plans include four to six room houses, duplex conversions, and repairs up to 500.03 dollars yearly. It notes contractors Meeker and James Giar, and urges owners to consult for estimates amid wartime fuel and housing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa” Nelson
Ing
Elyria
T. W. Meeker
J. M. James
James
Nelson
James G. Giar
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US Censees
Wainwright
Brooklyn
Core
Jonathan Wainwright
Young Wainwright
Noor
Heinhart Hofmann
Russia Townsthin
Weeman's Club
Crosby
W. Farrar
Emerich
Ithard Nes
Charles Gibson
Cherce Bef
Fersatien Atmericana
Billy
Sra
Kenneth Kellog
Pireman
Hodaway
Auxiliary
Sthet Hierstey
W. Preenter
Noye Vad Yo
Margaret Ibson
Gibson
Oberlin Road
H. H. Benham
Court St
Howewives
Bahamas
Engand
Sibley
New Spring
Castle’s
The
Grafton Lumber & Coal Co
Grafton, Ohio
Seth
Gypeun
England
All Ae
WRB
W Production Board
Giar
China
Elyria Lumber & Coal CI Company
Chestnut St
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