Air Mail Use Rises Dramatically at Elyria Post Office
Postmaster C. Sartor reports air mail usage up 1000 percent in six months but many patrons are unaware of new rates. He notes letters to armed forces cost six cents per half ounce and civilians or troops two cents higher per ounce, with confusion over proper postage. He urges customers to verify rates to avoid returns.
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Elyria Post Office
C. &. Sartor
Averstas
Meer
Uenia
Ely
Relief efforts for eye producers in Lorain county
War Food Administration appointed agents to buy eggs on government receipts basis as rationing tightens in Lorain county. C. I Hume Inc and Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative to purchase from producers and other dealers, with dealer margins allowed to cover costs. Retail outlets, usually roadside stands, have diminished due to reduced travel and lack of truck routes to Wooster, affecting local producers.
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Lorain
WEA
Cainty
Wooster Hay
Ask Names Of All Gold Star Mothers Post 334
Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks the names and times associated with all Gold Star Mothers from the current war. They request the date the service member was reported killed in action and ask for these details to be sent to Ces Cidolteson Gratien, past post chaplain.
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Times of All Gold Star
Ces Cidolteson
Gratien
Appeal Made By His Employer To the District Board
An employer appeals to the District Appeals board concerning Donald J. Vv Stork who appeared at the local Selective Seiytes Road yesterday. The report notes the water of the regict and references cases and appendices related to the appeal.
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District Appeals Board
Loval
Seiytes
Ierday
Donald J
Stork
Sinek
Death Record for Hing Bue Gerald 54 Avon Lake
Funeral services for Hing Bue Gerald 54 Avon Lake former investigator for the Old Age Potter office will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Williamy Daniels Funeral Home in Pakoo Detroit. Gerald died in an auto accident en route to Cleveland. Surviving include wife Harriet Manville and two daughters plus a son. He was a member of United Presbyterian Church. Burial at Memorial Park.
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Hing Bue
Gerald
Avon Lake
Williamy Daniels
Pakoo
Detroit
Hue
Lakewood
Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Taied Fitadenid
Owas
Samme Heeidett
Ty Lakewood Hospital
Tia
Mes
Ahve Shi
Crom
Hee
Migor Dawid Fitzgerakl
Camp Bile
Fitegeralde Hive
Ak Hills
Centers Road
Harriett Manville
Hanviet Rheabeth
Sudeenly Estes
West Broad Street
Wallen Manville
Elyan
United Presbyterian Church
Guy Archer
North Eaton
Thomas Paonessa
John Vanes
Elyria
Howard Tammonoef Cleveland
Gieedys Palos
Taya
Seston
Mey
Relwandh
Hooge I
Ferling
Bith Memorial Park
Plan To Build Refrigerated Food Plant In Ridgeville
A planning meeting for a refrigerated food storage facility in Ridgeville is set for Monday at the town hall. Officials indicate interest from local farmers and a charter granted to a corporate cooperative with participation from Ohio State University experts to discuss construction, cost, and impact.
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Ridgeville
Hidgesiile
Ohi
Capemate
Periectad
Knox Claims 200 Nazi U Boats Sunk in Year
Knox asserts the Allies sunk about 200 German U boats in the past year amid wartime reporting. The statement emphasizes U boat losses as a gauge of naval progress and war effort.
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Knox
Iekes Against Newly Proposed Coal Legislation
A misreadable account discusses congressionist sturges Tepoted Louis and a debate over coal legislation. It mentions support from Mine Workers and producers, a plan to extend expiring policies, and push for quick action by the President and Congress amid divided party positions.
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Iekes
Speed Rationing Of Farm Gasoline
A report from the county board discusses farm gasoline rationing and its impact on machinery and operations. Mention of vegetable graves and tire needs suggests broader agricultural fuel concerns. Officials outline limits and the assessment of applying new measures.
Poultry Price Reforms Signal Higher Ceilings
A Washington office announces forthcoming adjustments to poultry ceiling prices. The move aims to stabilize the market and control costs for producers and consumers. Details on the exact price grid and timelines remain unclear as officials prepare the final rule.
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Washington Yue
Vinson
Egdutos Welle
Court notices and a tangle of local cases from Elyria area
A judge ruled a divorce granted to a woman at 47 Morgan Avenue Elyria. Separate suits request payments for repairs and a motorcycle theft investigation continues at Clearste School with a student’s bicycle stolen. The Vermilion on the Lake Company faces suits over village notes and lake association issues. Other items include a child support and custody request and local tax auditor matters.
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Jeck Nelson Critell
Etyrns
Alagie Critell
Morgan Avenue
Elyria
Guy BL Findley
Clearstew
Creal Curtis
Giaak
Sherds
Deight’ Brookelhurst
Depa Ciak
Howe S
Farang
Women Needed For War Jobs in 1944 Labor Push
Washington report from Office of War Information notes the wartime labor turnover among women has reached alarming levels with many quitting due to fatigue lack of services or conflicts in juggling home duties and war work. It estimates 1.5 to 2.6 million more women must be recruited for war jobs in industry local activities and on the farm to meet production needs.
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Washington
Office of War Information
The
OWL
Jenkins Visitor in Elyria for Republican Attorney General bid
Hugh S. Jenkins of Youngstown visited Elyria and Lorain County to boost his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Attorney General. A former chair of the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals and 1949 appointee to the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, he later resigned to run for AG. He is a graduate of Mount Union College and Ohio State University College of Law, admitted to the bar in 19xx, and served nine years as Special Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Mahoning County.
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Hugh S. Jeakine
Youngstown
Wise
Elyria
Lorain County
Aleitrares General
Jenkins
Orice
Chronicle Telegram
Doteres
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
M¢. Union College
Ohio State Univerity Law School
Nine Deers
Mahoning County
Vicar General of Jesuit Order Dies
United Press reports the Very Rev Alessio Ambrude, Vicar General of the Jesuit Order, died after a long illness. A Italian radio broadcast said Pope Pius IX had inquired about his health and sent blessings. A funeral and interim successor were to be announced.
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United Press
Alessio Ambrude
Sear
Navy Scout Bomber Crashes Killing Two Officers
A Navy board of inquiry began an investigation into a crash near Columbus yesterday that killed Ensign Richard C. Lowry USNR 23 of Dallas Texas and Army airman Russell Besuke of La Crosse. The Curtiss-Wright aircraft went down during a routine flight.
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Columbus
Navy Board of
Vidas
Navy Pear
Army
Ensign Richcard Co Lowry
Dallas
God Istra
Russell M. Besuke
Page
Capt Gentile Rests After Crashed Fighter Flight
London reports Captain Gentile, a leading American flyer, resting after a crash returning from a mission over Germany. He treated minor injuries of a crew mate. the craft suffered heavy damage following a downdraft at an American base.
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London
Cugt de Contite
Aintrica
Germany
Lngcof
Sweden Asked Not To Send Ball Bearings To Germany
Stockholm reports Britain and the United States urged Sweden to halt all exports of ball bearings to Germany. The proposal came in notes presented to Swedish officials by British and American ministers amid warnings to neutral nations about trading with Germany. The article also details Allied air activity and German losses in raids, including specific aircraft and engagements near the Mediterranean and Europe.
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Sweden
Germany
Stockholm
Britiah
United States
Deu
Aeston Snd
Cordell Qala
Angiteet
Amphibious Duck Proves Utility for Armed Forces
Army service forces at Camp Gordon Johnston Carrabelle Florida marshal the amphibious Duck a versatile cargo carrier and tractor able to land two and a half tons of cargo from ship to beach saving about half the load time versus lightering. It runs up to 40 mph on land six knots in water and uses both wheels and rear propeller. maintenance issues include salt water damage but it can haul cargo and assist in pulling stranded crates from beaches.
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Pacific
Aly
Sicily
Manpower Situation Sound Says McNutt
New York Paul V. McNutt official of the War Manpower Commission told a gathering of the American Federation of Labor leaders that the nation’s manpower is sound. He warned against a tendency to delay military needs and emphasized civilian labor must fill critical roles as the war advances.
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New York
Paul Vo McNuttebumrman
Wipower Come Mission
Nut
American Federation of Labor
Foruman Jabor
McNiutt
Akron Man Rescued After 44 Hours On Raft
An Akron man, J S Musiak, was rescued after 44 hours aboard a life raft when a twin-engine Navy transport plane with 36 crew members ditched at sea en route from Cabh to Hawaii. The survivor, injured, was picked up by a destroyer amid the Western Sea frontier rescue operation. The incident follows a crash into the sea near San Francisco, with ongoing search and recovery efforts and reports from officials in Stockholm regarding Finnish peace negotiations.
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San Bn
Senator Burton Lees Warns on Postwar Taxes and Debt
Boston news notes Senator Burton Lees at a Roweoin College alumni meeting warning that postwar taxes and a national debt ten times the current level could bring despair and suffering. He urged government protection of fair practices to avert economic dictatorship and argued abundance is needed to sustain the tax and debt burden.
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Boston
U. S&s
Harold HH. Burton
Burton Feld
Roweoin College
Burtoh
Stamp No 2a Eligible for Shoes May First
The Office of Price Administration announced a new stamp No 2a good for one pair of shoes starting May 1. It joins stamp No 1 and remains valid indefinitely while stamp No 1 expires April 20.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Philip Minch Dies A Longtime Lakes Shipping Figure
PAINESVILLE A prominent Great Lakes shipping figure Philip Minch 77 died yesterday at Lakes County Memorial Hospital. A Vermilion Ohio native he spent over a generation in the Lakes shipping industry as sailor manager and vessel owner. He was the son of Captain Peter C Minch and the grandson of Captain Philip Minch who helped found the Minch fleet.
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Painesville
Philip Minch
Great Lakes
Lakes County Memorial Hospital
Vermilion, O
Minch
Lakes
Peter C. Minch
The
Minch Feet
Boeing Plant Sets Hourly Flying Fortress Output Record
Boeing Aircraft Co announces March output of Flying Fortresses at roughly one per hour doubling the airline fleet in service. The war department approved the release of figures. Production specifics were not disclosed.
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Seattle
Boeing Aircraft, Co
United States
Cincinnati
Columbia Board Hires Teachers
The Columbia Board of Education completed the hiring for next year at their meeting last evening. One new teacher, Mrs. Roberta Hopp of Columbia, will teach the sixth grade replacing Clarice Hensman Barter who recently married. Hopp is a graduate of Kansas State University and has taught in Columbian, Eaton, and Berew. Re-employed are Mrs. Ruth Crawford for history and Latin and Russell Petersen for instrumental music. Remaining faculty were previously employed at an earlier meeting.
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Columbia Board of Education
Evehers
Roberta Hopp
Columbia
Clarice Hensman Barter
Mie Hopp
Kena State University
Columbian
Eaton
Berew
Time Grows Short For Filing Of Estimated Tax
Washington. The Bureau of Internal Revenue reminded taxpayers that midnight Lomeriang is the deadline for filing 1944 declarations of estimated income tax. Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan dry said about one in three taxpayers will have to file estimates plus a quarterly payment. Wages subject to withholding thresholds for single and married filers are stated. farmers may delay filing until December 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunandry
Markets Heares In Cleveland And Toledo Grain Prices
Fragmented market notes list cattle prices with various grades and weights, hogs around 160 to 200, and sheep and lamb values. Grain prices show bids for assorted corn and yellow and white varieties.
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Cleveland Liveston Clevelan
Jhaus
Choice Wernnis
Cwea
Toledo Grain
Toledo- Crain
Moisturizing foot care claims amid cluttered ad text
Fragmented OCR reads like an advertisement for a product promising to stop distress and soreness in feet and banish odors. The garbled lines mix spellings, brand hints, and stray phrases about relief, tenderness, and imagined results without coherent claims or details.
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Moone
Misery Wilke
Lee
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