Farewell party for Wellington draftees draws large crowd
Wellington April 13 Twenty men about to join the Army were guests at a farewell dinner hosted by the Wellington Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Hy club rooms. Trustee Henry Clodwick oversaw arrangements as a 303 strong crowd applauded the inductees. The hall was decorated with spring flowers and each serviceman received a carnation.
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Wellington Aerie
Order of Eagies
Hy Club
Henry Clodwick
Eagles
Military Cave
M.A. Nady
Speed Up Sending Supplies To Russia
Washington April 15 shipments to the Soviet Union were moving forward to eliminate Roosevelt era lag and step up shipments at once. An informed source said deliveries are advancing on schedule with minimal losses as a Soviet purchasing commission, the first by the Finns, was established after Major General Alexander Helyacs arrived to join the Red Army aviation staff.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Roosevelt
Fi Nans
Alexander Helyacs
Red Army Aviation
Laval to Lead French Government in Vichy Reorganization
The Vichy regime reorganizes with Laval named full premier and Darlan as commander in chief. Brinon announced Petain remains head of state while Laval forms a new cabinet answerable to Petain. Justice Minister Barthelemy said war guilt trials are suspended due to international tensions and France’s security concerns.
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Germany
Jacques Doriot
Marcel Dent
United States
Biazzaville
West Africa
Sumner Welles
Ferrand de Brinon
Vichy
Paris
Laval
Darlan
Prem
Marshal Petain
Felain
Brinon
Petain
Barthelemy
France
Lcsing
Three Amherst Boys Win Steers In Scramble
Three Amherst youths Jerry Fleck Howard Hishoff and Parker Miller won beef steers in a calf scramble at Cleveland during a Gene Autry show event. They competed against four Amherst boys and one from Lorain led by Cath Reeds with limited steer releases and about 200 boys in the scramble. New London boys also won two steers, as reported by county agricultural extension agent C Lchummel.
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Amherst Boys
Jerry Fleck
Howard Hishoff
Parker Miller
C. Lchummel
Cleveland
Roanees
Gene Autry
Amherst
Lorain
Cath Reeds
Hecause
Death notices from Lorain area multiple funerals
A string of death notices from Lorain County lists services for Mrs Butt Mohn Daldry, Mrs Baldry, and Mrs Brown, with details on dates, cemeteries, and surviving relatives. Additional notices cover Edward C. Millheff, William L Cutter, and survivors across Cleveland Elyria and Lorain. Funeral times span April 13 to April 15, with burials at Woodland and other local cemeteries.
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Butt Mohn Daldry
Evers Green Cemetery
South
Sarah Holton Brown
Oberlin Rad
Hiness
Elyria
Brown
Dauphierethelaw
Anna Brown
Cleveland
Charles Brown
Page
Woodland Cemetery
Cleveand
Lunaly
Edward C. Millheff
National Tube Company
St John's Wospital
Milbeff
Stark County
Canton
National Tube Car
Rea Xing
Spier
Frank Millhoff
Lecce-Neville Company
Clara Clement
Stone
Medina
Orri¢” Vandecas
Lorainaltro
Ann Joligt
Mira
Ellen Eberly
Massilton
Na Cure
Gary
Ind
William TL Cutter
William L Cutter
Maro
Harry G. van Wagnen
Broadway
Cutter
Loraine
Halusnore and Ohio Railroad
Lorain Builing Company
Bertha Cutter
Huth van Waghen
Geraldine Wiley
Alize Davey
Lorain
Helen Crim
Greenville
Margot Mills
Ashland
Dome Structure Faces Repair or Removal Decision
The state moves toward decision on the dome after wind damage. commissioners meet with architect FLJ McFadden to assess whether to repair or remove the structure. Odgers reports the entire colonnade and gallery floor are beyond repair and should be removed promptly, with deck and balustrade likely unsafe unless rebuilt. The inspector warns that another winter could push pier supports to a critical point. dome weighs about 31000 pounds on 12 piers averaging 26090 pounds each.
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Flj. McFadden
Lerain
Odgers
Judge Finds Waiver In Farm Mutual Policy Dispute
Judge Guy B Findley tolrs Evat E Kolbe against Farmers Mutual Home Insurance Co over a loss from an October 23 fire. The court held Farmers Mutual waived forfeiture by its post fire conduct, noting directors assessed members for Kolbe loss while aware of all facts but later chose not to pay.
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Guy B. Findley Tolrs
Evat E. Kolbe
Farmers Mutual Home Insurance Co
Court Notices On Divorce Petitions From Lorain And Columbiana
In And About The Court House Aesti¢az Thames Lorain filed yesterday for divorce from Lovis charging neglect and cruelty. Common Pleas Judge D A Conk announced the court will be closed Thursday and Friday for the State Bar Association annual meeting in Columbus. Elizabeth Burley of Lorain filed today for divorce from Harold of Columbiana charging neglect and cruelty. They were married in 1399 and have two children. A suit brought by the Gr.
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Aesti¢az
Thames
Lorain
Lovis
Twist
Common Pleas
D. A. Conk
Common Pleas Court
State Bar Association
Columbus
Elizabeth Burley
Harold
Columbiana
Russians Claim Thousands of Nazis Killed in Front Clash
Russian forces pressing toward a major city on the front claimed to have breached two German defense lines as reports reach London. Soviet dispatches say a shock unit has killed thousands of enemy troops and recaptured key positions around Bryansk Kharkov and Kharkiv while radio Moscow reported a large breakthrough northwest of Kharkov.
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Masala
Ube
London
Bryansk
Kharkhov
Pittsburgh
Ukraine
Exchange Telegraph
Moscow
Orel
Radio Moscow
Kharkov
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Thoacanda
Taany Pont
Attorney Payer Faces Contempt Charge in Federal Case
Federal judge ordered contempt proceedings against attorney Harry F. Payer, counsel for Thomas V. Favorit. Payer faced allegations of sending derogatory messages to Judge Freed during a hearing on medical testimony. Court memos condemned the attack as unwarranted and defiant against the federal judiciary.
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Fed
Emerich B. Freed
Hisself
Red Cross Mobile Unit Visits Elyria For Two Days
Volunteers registered with the Red Cross chapter assisted during a two day stay. The mobile unit will return at a later date, pending Cleveland office scheduling. Donations were led by Cleveland, with local help from Elyria volunteers and a Junior Chamber of Commerce committee led by Dr. G A Smith.
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Red Cross
Elyria
Cleveland
Bedford
First Congregational Church
Star
Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Smith
Russell Schmitteen
Charze
Paul Stents
Charee
Myron Averbrenk
Tuichard Selman
Fitness
A.D. Percy
Ira Bejamer
Elks Install New Officers In Lorain Lodge
Newly elected officers of the Fissia Kika ledte were installed with 12 committees announced by Roy G. Wigham new exalted ruler. Officers include Wickard Snoble Nye Randall Nau and others plus grand and lodge guests in a full ceremony with audits and budget approved.
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Fissia Kika Ledte
Roy G. Wigham
Wichard
C.J. Snoble
H. H. Nye
Baight
Hrandall
Gerald G. Nau
A. Daniels
Iteapucer
HH. Kra
Lorain Lodge
Dure Tug
Peter Galanka
Elseia Lodge
Jim Armitage
Frank A. Stetsen
W. A. Richmond
C. C. Spence
Walter Kohn
A. J. Agate
F. A. Stetson
C. J. Shafes
Wickard Board
Gevard
Shafer
J. W. Warble
C. A. Persons
D. Kothe
A. A. Agate
Joe Olten
Stanley Walte
Mose Wilder
J. Leser
P. G. Keehle
D. W. Kothe
Russell Stokler
C. 3
Snable
J. W. Warden
Frank Hazer
William McDonald
Gerald C. Nau
J. Shafer
The
Iter
Mare Wilder
James Henke
J. H. Simpson
Harold W. Block
Dust
A. Lang
Jim — Armitage
Rd. Azate
Jerry Fersuem
O. Murphy
Frank Brandau
Fred Schilee
Witkard
Nan
A. Stetson
O. J. den
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Appointment sparks hectic days for GRA head in Washington
In the days after Johnenn's appointment as head of the GRA in Washington, he met with high government officials and leading industry figures in informal attire and issued strong intimations to both sides.
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Johnenn
GRA
Washington
Ami
Victory Book Drive Continues in Elyria Libraries
The Victory Book Campaign continues as Elyria Library staff collect books for armed forces. President Roosevelt designated April 22 as Victory Book Day, urging Americans to donate. The library has already packed 3,000 books and sent them to military camps and centers, with total shipments reaching 2,405 books locally housed and prepared for dispatch.
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Roosevelt
Han
Elyria Micrary
Licrary
Lbrary
Tredo Public Library
U. S
Mabama
Elyria Library
Five Corporations and Six Individuals Fined 140000
The Muminum Company of America Magneahum Development Corporation and three other corporations plus six individuals pleaded nolo contendere to restraint of trade charges in federal court. They were fined a total of 140000 after Judge Henry W. Goddard accepted the pleas. Samuel Isteks announced a consent decree would be filed later today.
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New York
Muminum Company of America
Magneahum Development Corporation
Henry W. Goddard
Samuel ‘Isteks
Steer Club Enrollment Promises Strong 1942 Weights
Twenty one 4 H club members and vocational agriculture students in Uovain county joined the steer club meeting to plan the 1942 project season. Most steers weigh about 700 pounds now with gains near two pounds daily, projecting near the 1000 pound show weight if current rates hold. Hummel calls this a good show weight.
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Uovain County
Hummel
Supreme Court
Johnson
Fort Scott
Kans
Samuel
Elizabeth Johnston
Oklahoma Northwestern Teachers College
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Jonathan M.wright
Corresidor
Phillipines
Wainwright
San Francisco
Philippines
Mexico
Pershinz
Moline Plow Company
Bernard Baruchi
George Teak
SRA
la Supremar
Johnsgone
New York City
Works Progress Administrator
Verinus Radia Plasens
Hal ™ Johnson
Oberlin Business Chamber Elects New Officers
Oberlin area business group reelects O Overlin as chairman of the executive board for another year. Gurdon Dawley becomes first vice chairman and Dr TAL Chippa second vice chairman, replacing a prior slate. New board members include Dr R A Phipps Mack A Webber Gordon C Dawsey Erwin Worcester Frank Locke and Wy Walker.
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Overlin
W. Maron
Chamber of Commerce
Gurdon ©. Dawley
Tal Chippa
Aecond Tives
Juhn W. Hull
Andrew Stufan
R.A. Phipps
Mack A. Webber
Gordon C. Dawsey
Erwin Worcester
Frank Locke
Wy i. Walker
H.W. Barone
John W. Him
Andrew Stefan
Local court actions include fines for traffic and non support
A driver named Foe Delivery Service Call HRNEST MALITAM 38 Union by Phong 43113 was found guilty and fined $3. Wohrle allegedly passed a car on the highway forcing oncoming traffic off the pavement. Melvin Harvey Lorain faced charges of failing to stop at the Route 0 and 20 intersection, pleaded guilty, and was fined $3 plus costs. The April cover of National Notes features Mrs Addie Stokes of 180 North Pack Street, member of NACW, described with a long caption about her life and advocacy. Additional items cover local Army recruitment notes, a high school musical, fundraising drives for the Whittis Wheathry Center, and Mayors Court actions including non support, reckless operation, and fines.
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Wohrle
Melvin
Harvey
Lorain
Mra
Addie Stokes
North Pack Street
National Notes
National Associatio of Colored Women
Stokes
Transfera
Margaret Barnes
Oberlin
Edio
Srand
Apollo Theatre
J. J. Smythe
Dean T. W. Graham
Orville Jones
Dwight Keg
American Legion
Odos
Den
Leatha W. Smith
Leonard Smith
Court of Memary Pleas
Sam Wallace
Detroit
George Hedge
Muller
Paul Wehrle
Elyria
Dunn Files Petition With Elections Board
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn, a Republican candidate for reelection, filed petitions with the elections board for the August primary. He submitted 337 signatures, reporting a filing fee of 715.55, calculated as one half of one percent of the annual salary. The deadline to file petitions is June 12.
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Oscar G. Dunth
Board of Electiona
Dunn
Election Board
Chicago Market Prices and Poultry Listings Overview
Market report from Chicago shows live poultry prices and assorted farm goods. Butter eggs mushrooms onions and tomatoes listed with bids and ranges. grain and livestock quotes include corn oats soybeans beets carrots and cabbage. Prices reflect steady demand with various entries across vegetables, fruits, dairy, and meat products.
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Alps
Eniza
Cirties
Hall Cvanel
Faaker
Anche
Watzacress
Atte End
Stredy Choire Lane
BSN
Bardista
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the. E Poultry
Brary DeNemec
Lagnarme
Amail
Fitte
Oater
Beoulers Waite
Ode
Deed Iba
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Leghera Ite
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Dorks
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