Roosevelt’s Death Shocks Nation and World
An editorial reflects on Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s death and his global leadership. It lauds his international vision, wartime resolve, and blueprint for postwar peace, citing his inaugural ideals and the call to action to carry on the war and pursue peace. Entities described include Roosevelt, Truman, San Francisco, and postwar planning.
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Delanto
Roosevelt
Pranklin
Delano Roosevelt
San Francisco
Chronicle Telegram
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Advange
Mr. Roosevelt
Mit
Franklin Delana Roosevelt
Washington Merry-Go-Round on meat inspection and shortages
Washington lawmakers grill Army leaders over meat supply and federal inspection. Maj. Gen. Hardigg defends ongoing federal meat inspection while War Food Chief Marvin Jones and War Mobilizer Vinglon challenge cuts in oversight and argue for looser controls. The discussion probes per soldier meat use abroad versus at home and potential storage to ease shortages.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
Army
Cacl Hardigg
Quartermaster Corps
Marvin Jones
Hardigg
Congress
U. S
United States
Chief Jones
Vingon
Remembering Roosevelt Inspires Columbus Youth
Ernest B Fendt recalls meeting Franklin D Roosevelt in Georgia during a hardship period. He says Roosevelt inspired him and other children, who admired him as a strong leader and spoke of his kindness and courage.
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Columbus
Ernest B.fendt
Blala University
Roosevelt
Ike
Fendt
Warn Springs
New -York
Yanks Fight Inland On Bohol Island
U S forces clash inland on Bohol Island in the Philippines as veteran units land on the southwest corner to challenge Japanese holdouts. The operation follows Long noted Allied advances near Cebu and Leyte within the Central Philippines theater.
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Manta Armedean
Bohol
Ameri Ed
Cebu
Leyte
Philippines
Elyria Girl Points to Used Clothing Drive in Poem
Eleenia Wiley a ninth grade writer at Jefferson Junior High read a poem urging support for Elyria’s used clothing drive for men women and children in recently liberated European nations. The opening exercises included remarks on F D Roosevelt's death a prayer and the Twenty third Psalm broadcast to all rooms via the school system.
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Eleenia Wiley
Jefferson, Junior High School
John Ww
Tyes
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Fire Destroys Home in Eaton As Carpenters Move In
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Chester Carpenter home on Durkee road Saturday afternoon. Firemen, neighbors, and passersby saved the contents despite strong winds. The Carpenters have relocated back to their Cape road residence while the house was left a total loss. Separately, Farm Bureau Council 2-B in Eaton postponed organizing due to low turnout, with Merritt Powell leading a discussion on fire protection, farming ponds, and rural zoning. P T A set next Eaton meeting.
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Eaton
Chester Carpenter
Durkee Road
Primary Election Set For July 31 Vote
Mrs Ruth Cummings clerk of the board of elections announced that the secretary of state confirms the municipal primary will be July 31 to allow ballots to reach soldiers for the November election. The filing deadline for candidates is 6 30 pm May 2 under the new state law. Ballots will be mailed to soldiers as last year.
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Ruth Cummings
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Elyria singers to perform at Tuesday event
A group of Elyria singers will entertain with several songs Tuesday evening April 17. Mrs. Merritt Powell, director of the North Central District of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak, and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Sehool
Elyria
Merritt’Powell
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Russians Wage Fierce Battles Fast Of Berlin
Soviet dispatches say troops were delivering intense fights near Berlin with reported movements from the Oder front toward Stettin north, and front lines expanding east and south as Berlin defense braces for a major clash.
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Géto Howe
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Boe
Corsack Cave Alry
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Oder
Nelasei
Teagt
Great Gains Made By Organized Labor
The article credits organized labor with its greatest strength under President Roosevelt’s 12 year administration. It notes the rise from under 4 million members in 1933 to about 14 million now and cites the Social Security Wagner Act and Fair Labor Standards Act as foundations of Roosevelt era labor policy amid wartime wage controls that drew labor criticism but strong support in the fourth term campaign.
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Roosevelt
Labor
Chicago blaze rise blamed on rubbish and smokers in 1944
Officials from the Greater Chicago Safety Council report 6985 rubbish fires and 2843 fires caused by careless smokers in 1944, up from 2734 fires in 1943, highlighting a surge in urban conflagrations amid rising debris and neglect.
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Chicago
Greater Chicago Safety Council
Friday the 13th Induction Echoes Local Departures
In Ridgeville the draft induction left at 7:19 am with 13 called, but two were exempted and the final tally dropped to eleven. George Robson of American Legion Post No 12 distributed booklets and Willis Day, Legion chaplain, spoke. A new portable X ray unit by Pitker X-ray Corp was developed in Cleveland for state and county health use, able to image three or four people at a time.
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Halfat
Jing Fay
George Robson
American Legion
George Day
Legion
Hess
George Washington
Douitta
Cleveland
GRAY
Cleveland — A
Pitker X-ray Corp
ha-Fale
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