Mt Gilead Labor Dispute Ties War Production
Mt Gilead Ohio April reports a plant walkout at Myetsantic Tress Manufacturing Co amid a dispute with the AFL IAM over a closed shop. Workers missing since March 31. company cites wage demands and production goals as the issue. a federal labor conciliation effort expected. Roosevelt praised Production Now plan to sustain war production.
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MT. Gilead
Catoad
Sarnives Rallig
Ohio
Bea
Myetsantic Tress Manufacturing Company
AFL
Socnally
Gsesseria
MacMillin
Ydeautle
Unlate
Tao
Emsplore
Cams Inuany
Roosevelt
Avon Lake P T A meets. votes funds and plans
Avon Lake P T A convened with Mrs Lillian Firth presiding. Officers elected include Art Stone as president Frances Gould first vice president Supt ft Ning second vice president Florence Stevh secretary and Howard Locke treasurer. Reports accepted. funds allocated to Bay Scouts Mothers Service Club library board and lower grades. Upcoming events include a dental survey April 27 and a May 15 Spring Muse festival. A patriotic rally by the American Legion drew about 100 attendees.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lane
Vening
Lillianfirth
Micelling
Florance West
Ways and Means
Bay Scouts
Mothers’ Service Club
Art Stone
Frances Gould
Ft Ning
Florence Stevh
Howard Locke
Butterworth
E. Weigel
Larain
Ohio Briefs Reflect Draft, Airport Plans, Political Shift
Ohio briefs report a college student from Lisden Massachusetts facing a grand jury probe over indent induction, a Cleveland donation to the war effort, a city council vote approving Port Columbus transfer to Navy for a dollar, and Representative Frederick C. Smith announcing a bid for re election.
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Columnus
Hadhay City
Port Columbus
Munipal
Navy
Daller
Navy Apukermt
Huron County Pomona Grange Convenes in Crewchwieh
Huron County Pomona Grange met in Crewchwieh to draft a resolution urging relief from an unfair condition. A committee led by Wolfe Hebsets Tile Min and Eaterberk was appointed to prepare the document for presenting that evening. The program included lectures on Civil Defense and a debated topic on marital duties, with judges and officers listed.
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Hueron County
Cometa Granse
Crechwieh
Pomona Meter Wolfe
Mo E. Hebsets
Maurice Tile Min
J.C. Eaterberk
Hater
Grenae
Grange
Famana
Parnell
Common Pleas
Edgar G. Martin
Nogwark
Edmund Franklin
London
Mel
Ruth Sharpless
Julius Molden
Pitchedville
Harlan Stiksin
Lyme
GA Humman
Mabel Fernald
Sumena
Robert Jathan
Guy A. Wumman
Pomona
Wolfe
Thesalue Tions
EL Erobson
Rochester Civic Club Meets With Insights On May Plans
The Womens Civic Club met with Mrs C D Setterfield and 19 attendees. After a business session, quiz games and a power exchange were held. May 20 will host the next meeting at Mrs Evert Landis’s home with flower bulb and plant exchange planned. Members discussed Red Cross sewing, munition committee work, and a penny mower fund. Several visitors and local residents were noted, with indirect updates on community events and church work.
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CIVIC
Rochester
Womens Civic Club
C. D. Setterfield
Minnie Wwicman
Evert Landis
Creda Painter
Cambridge Elyren
Anna Wilcot
Hinchester
Otheer
Pearl Conklin
Ella Taylor
Esther Mabeork
Margaret Wolfe
Lulu Betterfeld
Camie Conklin
Sette Thompson
Red Cross
Iatrs
Hila Wredord
Mabrs Barnes
George Dustenand
Bertie Medina
Augusta Hellman
Miss Exkert
Driver loses license after DUI fined in police court
Arthur T. Wainey of 14 Cleveland Street was fined $9 and costs and loses his driving rights for six months after pleading guilty in police court to a driving under the influence charge. He was arrested at 6:20 p.m. yesterday on Lake Avenue near the whimly.
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Arthur T., Wainey
Cleveland
Steet
Elyria Wassty Kieanedt
Hiquor
Ile
Lake Avenge
Pheasants Released on Leased Rochester Territory
Brighton hosts a release event after Rochester Hed and Cini elul fins bought $70 worth of pheasants to be released next week on leased territory in the sure founding community. A furniture upholstery meeting led by Miss Frances Eckert was held at Mrs. Tula Setterfield’s home. Further notes mention a flower and garden club gathering in Lex London and preparations for a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Metha dist church dining room on May 6. Gertrude Landis visited the Cleveland Clinic for observation then returned home.
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Cauchter Virginia
Pred Krammie
Cleveland
Mra
Herman
Method Church
Lester Waite
Fe Mayer
Epi J. Ring
Aves Lake
Red Cross
Creatian
Avon Lake
Naval Aviation
Mrz Fila Mack
Rena Titus Thema
Erwin Geeuch
Rochester Hed and
Cinielul Fins
Gertrude Landis
Cleveland Clinic
Xewi
Karen Lee
Lotter
Melhurst
D. E. Watson
Hile
East Nive Et Road
Waconsin
Clyde Alten
Milwauker
Wiscorgin
Mia Walret
Mien
Charles Wales
Daustier
Marian
James Lewis
Bille
Febby
Cleveland Heights
Wendell Wade
Musecl FE
Wade
Hawaii
Potter
Oberlin
Mack
Land Ark
Land Stee
Heil Peston
Freday Night
Civil Military Service
Capurt
Willam
Methodist
Murmen
Acine Fizange
Henry Metzner
Garden Club
Wilda Heineman
Petry W. Heineman
Tarent-Teathers
Asweilien
Local News Glimpses From Auburn and Nearby
Chatham Miss Huth Jamerson of Auburn spent the week end with her parents Lt and Mrs Richard Jamerson. Mrs Ernest Clapp underwent a tonal operation at Lodi hospital and is recovering nicely. Mrs Dwight LaFollette of Ashley visits her mother Mrs Fred Hartman. Other relatives and neighbors attend a 20th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Albert Noah at Mading.
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Huth Jamerson
Auburn
Richard Jamey
Ernest Clapp
Lodi Hospital
Dwight LaFollette
Ashley
Fred Hartman
Mansfield
Gueets
Hartman
Esther Welson
Charles Snyder
Nemes
Babs
Wilma Jean
Floyd Smithberger
Jatter
James Snyder
East Liverpool
Milan White
Sos
Ars
Georee Kreexer
Mer
Albert Noah
Mading
Clyde Rarom
Harry Griffin
Clayton Hartman
Edith Bunker
Eva Wideman
Tauiee Couch
Sharon
Standings and results from regional amateur sports event
The page lists standings and results across multiple teams and events including New Youth, AMICK ASSOCIATION, and teams like Rochester and Baltimore. It notes days, locations, and scores with scattered event names such as relay, cup, and games, reflecting a dense ledger of competition outcomes.
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Raien
Suioxat Shautne G&l
Peuyien
Dac
Rania
Rochester
Tata
Rattrere
St Louis Honors New Hero In Welcome Parade
Commander O'Hare, celebrated for fending off six enemy planes, receives a restrained welcome in St Louis. He downplays the praise, wishing the ceremonies to end quickly, while city officials adjust plans to allow a modest parade through the downtown with his wife and mother present.
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SY. Louis
Elward BH
O'lare
America
Reveer
Cal
Charles A. Mindbergh
O'Hare
Dountoun
Nite O'Hare
Selma O'Hare
Explosion Fatal To Five Soldiers Near San Diego
A military board of Inquiry investigated a premature explosion of a 105 millimeter mortar shell during a practice drill near La Mesa San Diego killing five coast artillery soldiers and wounding 161. Medical officers treated the wounded as officers withheld cause.
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Sax Diego
Cal
Military Board of Inquiry
Coast Artillery
la Mesa
San Diego
Mission Circle Meets at Hoplist Church in Columbia
About 20 women attended the Mission Circle meeting at the Hoplist church in Columbia. Officers were installed in a ceremony at Mrs. Oscar Henke’s Jacquay road home. A Bengal and Assam study was led by Mes Raymond Masters. A farewell card was signed for Mrs Charles A Stephens. Guests from away included Mrs Ohmes and daughter and Mrs Claude Adams.
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Mission Circle
Columbia
Hoplist Church
Oscar E. Henke
Jacquay Road
Bengal
Assam
tMes
Raymond Masters
Charles A. Stephens
August Groening
Audrey Groening
Peyton
Mes Allen Smith
Vrew
E. Henke
Groening
Peston
Masters
Harry Cartwright
Herman Paulton
Leon Cole
Tuy E. Putt
John MH
Wm. Ingersoll
Smitht
John F. Snel
J. J. Carter
Milo H. Stearns
Snell
Russel Miller
Leon Osborne
Chita
Jaga
Osborne
Buries Judge Rutherford in Woodrow Cemetery
New York April 24. The body of Judge Joseph J Rutherford leader of the Jehovahs Witnesses was buried in a hillside grave at Woodrow Cemetery on Statensland. The report notes prior burial struggles and related legal and cemetery zoning issues.
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New York
Taree
Han Dieu
Cal
Joseph J. Hutherford
Jehovah's Witnesses
Woodrow Cemetery
Statensland
Rutherford
San Diego
Creed of Economic Security for Peace by Federal Council
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America and allied bodies declare that economic security is as vital as political security for a just durable peace. They advocate using resources and production tools to raise living standards and international systems to ease political and economic tensions. They call for autonomy for all subject and colonial peoples, asserting colonial governance is not merely a national issue until realized.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Home Education on Saying No to Children
An article argues parents should say no when needed to protect health and future success. It asserts a firm yet kind refusal, teaching children resilience, rest, and respect for boundaries to face life without sulking.
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Charlea
Alee
Sarah
Rains In Momentum As Dry Forces Rally Nationwide
The temperance movement gains momentum with protests against alcohol transport by fires amid a fire shortage. Women align with sugar rationing while condemning any sugar used for intoxicants. Dry groups back the Sheppard Bill banning liquor sales near military posts, with support from WCTU and several states.
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Gmwing
Army of Defense
Sheppard
Texas
W.C.T. Us
Sheppard MM
Washington
Fragmented Religious Quiz From Old Text
The readable lines pose biblical trivia on Miriam and prophets, with answers across locations like Radesh Tarnea and Nirevah. It references Jonah’s preaching, Moses striking a rock, and Lot’s wife becoming a pillar of salt, plus Habakkuk and Ruth’s escape themes.
List of Sixty Prospective Jurors for May Murder Trial
Clerk of Courts Wh. Bo Agate withdrew from the jury sheet. Morning, 60 names of prospective jurors for the first degree murder trial of Andrew Donnelf scheduled for May 19. From Blythe, Middle avenues, Telegraph road, East River, Lorain, and other sections, names listed for potential service.
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Bo Agatee
Andrew Donnelf
Hanes
Blythe
Russell MiMer
Abu Atewets
Muby Fulmer
EastPere Heights Uivd
Lotta Lovejoy
West
Lorain
Veronica Ghuvna
Atxtata Heltrick
Margaret Cox
Helen Maley
Josephine Keller
Beastice Quin
George McFarland
Grace Dick
Ethel Hompser
Carl Opfer
Elva Jamis
Carolyn Kreuse
Lula Decker
Patrick Dover
Mateforte Sinclair
Nettie Martin
HK Nichols
Mildred Horton
Inez Male
Hattie Levite
Nellie Ellis
Leonard Shade
Agnes Sabin
Benjamin Myers
Hallie M. Smith
Emily Richardson
Julius Kineze
Avon
Howard Garrett
Verfottion
Robert Lewis
Gratton
Royal Fitch
Albert Krager von
Tawnard Urie
Elyria C O C to Represent at National Chamber Meeting
Elyria Chamber of Commerce will send at least two representatives to the United States Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Chicago next week. J B Johnson plans to depart for Chicago tomorrow night while Harry W Lucthi will leave Monday. This marks the first national meeting outside Washington in ten years as space limits prompted the move to Chicago despite the national headquarters remaining in Washington.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
J.B. Johnson
Harry W. Lucthi
National Chamber
Washington
National Capital
Welcome Wagon Returns Under New Leadership in Elyria
The Welcome Wagon, which greeted new Elyria residents, will soon resume under a new leader. Mrs Will J Foster widow of the late Elyria Church of Christ pastor has completed a training course in New York and Philadelphia to prepare for the role. The program extends city and Chamber of Commerce welcomes from local businesses and officials.
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Will J. Foster
Wie Elyria Church of Christ
New York
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Busincen
Cies
Lorain court proceedings reveal multiple cases
Continued from Wage One details several Lorain area actions. Stitak confessed going to Cleveland and spending 21 dollars, was arrested on return, with 34 dollars recovered. Wickens notes Stitak’s prior industrial school term for breaking and entering and another auto theft arrest. Probation granted to Leonard Smith of Oberlin for non support with 10 dollars weekly payments, after 14 months penitentiary time. judge cited his employment. Edward Hosmer of Oberlin indicted for shouting to wound Frank McCarr, case deferred. Clow Bradley of Oberlin pled guilty to armed robbery with 10 to 20 year penalty. Headloy indicted for holding up Graystone Hotel clerk in 1941, 25 dollars taken. Trials set for May for Walter Bandersky and Adam Pruchnick, Lorain. Jack Ward of Oberlin pleaded not guilty to breaking into Mrs Alarid Phillips’ first floor bedroom.
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Richard Hlakehynin
Lorain
Stitak
Cleveland
William G. Wickens
Boys Industrial School
Los Angeles
Calif
Leonard Smith
Oberlin
Smith
Edward Hosmer
Frank McCarr
RD. Oberlin
Clow Bradley
Headloy
Graystone
Bradley
Walter Bandersky
Adam Pruchnick
Algo
Jack Ward
Vof Oberlin
Alarid Phillians
East Avenue
Coughlin and Social Justice Magazine Subpoenaed
New York workers for Social Justice and Father Charles E Coughlin were subpoenaed to appear next Tuesday before the Federal grand jury probing Axis propaganda amid statements that the Detroit radio priest may be called. Attorney General Biddle labeled Social Justice clearly seditious as recent issues were seized by the Post Office.
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Washington
Aml
Pather
Charles E Coughlin
Magestee
Axl
Detroit
Francis Biddle
Post Office Department
Elyria business men to get another priorities meeting
A War Production Board priorities division representative will again appear at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce offices on Wednesday to answer questions from manufacturers and contractors. Last week more than 75 people attended, and a follow up interview opportunity will be offered by appointment via Chamber offices.
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Elyria
War Broduction Board
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Avon Lake Boys Chorus Receives Excellent Rating at State Festival
Avon Lake high school boys chorus earned an excellent rating in the Class B division at the state high school bus festival and competition in Columbus. The event featured 85 Ohio high schools, with the Avon Lake girls and Brownhelm girls glee clubs also performing as others awaited ratings. Bands were slated to perform later in the festival.
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Avon Lake
Columbus
United Press
Lorain County
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Ohio
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