Roosevelt blasts inflation plan amid war spend rise
President Roosevelt presses Congress and nation as war spending for the next fiscal year climbs to about 14.0 billion dollars. Budget Director Smith says outlays will reach a large total, prompting calls for tax, price, and credit controls to curb inflation while the president prepares to outline his economic program in a forthcoming message.
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Hington
Roosevelt
Concaress
Ware and Petit
Chirhis
Congress
Harrll Smith
Eal Atuceivan
Ris
Treasury
G.M.C. And Auto Workers Union In Deadlock over contract
Detroit April 25 deadlocked talks between General Motors and the United Auto Workers CIO over 13 000 hourly workers in two plants. No strike threat. negotiations broke last night after five demands including a union shop wage hike and overtime rules. War Labor Board certification expected. James F Dewey en route to Washington to discuss with Frances Perkins.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers 'Cio
General Motors
War Labor Board
James F. Dewey
Washington
Frances Perkins
Dewey
Uaw-Cio
General Motors Nentiators
UAW
General Miters
United Studio, Electrical and Machine Workers
Questionnaires Mailed to 32 More Registrants in Elyria
The Elyria draft board sent questionnaires to 32 additional registrants in the third registration held in February. The recipients include Charles Albert Menions, Jee Cornelius Penberthy, Clarince Aryan Eckenraad, and several others listed with street addresses in Elyria. The notice indicates the continuation of the registration process and directs readers to Page 2 for the full roster.
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Elyria Draft Board
Sir Carl Elmer Bathory
Lali St. Ruel Monnie Marlowe
Oak St. John
Schuster
Seener
CLI
Delber Austin
Nn S
Weather continues warm into tonight with mild evening
The forecast calls for continued warm conditions this afternoon into early tonight. Patchy clouds drift by as temperatures stay comfortable with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
March To Registration Centers For Men 45 To 61
The nation’s men aged 45 to 61 begin their march to selective service registration centers this afternoon. They must provide full name, residence, mailing address, phone, birth details, occupation, and a person to contact, with physical traits on the card. Elyria registrants report 12 noon to 9 pm at city hall offices.
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P Nation
Selective Service Registration
Elyria
Elyria Township
Bombing of Lae Airdrome Base Heavily Executed
Gen Douglas MacArthur announced Allied air forces heavily damaged the Japanese airdrome base at Lae New Guinea. Heavy bomb damage was reported to runways and aircraft shelters. An attempted Japanese raid on Port Moresby was repelled after a fierce air battle. MacArthur also attended a Melbourne memorial ceremony. News from the Philippines spoke of ongoing artillery duels and air attacks on Manila and surrounding areas with no changes on Patay and Mindanao islands.
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Genenal Macarthurs
Australia
Lae
Huon Gulf
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Port Moresby
Sisteriay
Rhett
MacArthur
Philippines
Coms Munique
Carrenther
Bate Levies
Jayane
Manila
Patay
Mindanao
Melbourne
MacAre Thur
Wien Bolidar
Forest fires under control in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Michigan conservation department reports Upper Peninsula forest fires brought under control after destroying about 3000 acres of timber. No further details provided.
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Lansing
Mid
Michigan Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Entiro
Dainoff Trial Set For May 19
Coramon Dainoff, 36, Lorain steel worker, indicted for the fatal stabbing of his wife Anya, 26, to face a first degree murder trial May 19. Eight indicted in court today. four pleaded not guilty, four pleaded guilty or entered other pleas. Anthony Stitak, 18, Lorain, convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to an indeterminate Mansfield reformatory term.
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Coramon Pleas
D. A. Cook
Andrew Daiisoff
Lorain
Anya
Davnoff
Thureday
Cook Totay
Enter Pleas
Attrorney
Charles Fit Adams
Lerain Sperlat Verte
Mansfield Reformatory
Maze
Benjamin F. Fairless launches to expand Great Lakes freighter fleet
The Benjamin F. Fairless, first of five Great Lakes freighters for Pittsburgh Steamship Co, was launched at American Ship Building Co in Lorain. Named for U.S. Steel president, the ship will greatly boost ore capacity, with each vessel able to haul iron for eight destroyers. The fleet, the largest ever on the Lakes, signals a record season for tonnage.
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Lorain
Great Lakes
Benjamin F. Fairless
American Shipbuilding Co
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel Corp
Henjarmin F. Fairless
Cartiers
River Rouse
Mid
Thousands Registering in Elyria Draft Drive News
Thousands of Lorain County men join nationwide draft registration under the Selective Service Act. Centers open noon to 6 p.m. today tomorrow and Monday with volunteer registrars taking names and addresses. Several local board members and registrars are listed with centers at Elyria schools and Hamilton School among others.
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Larain County
Elyria
Leone and Fisk
A. S. Ormsby
Dan B. Symons
Alva &. Kemp
S. J. Birkbeck
Award Contract For Avon Lake Electric Plant Addition
The contract for a 3.5 million dollar addition to the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company plant at Avon Lake was awarded today to the Hankin Conkey Construction Company of Cleveland. The work will expand the plant and house additional generating equipment.
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Avon Lake Electric
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company
Avon Lake
Hankin-Conkey Construction Company
Guerrilla Fight Back Against Japanese in the Philippines
Frank Sealed reports on American and Filipino guerrillas operating in northern Luzon and central islands. Brigades disrupt Japanese airfields and battalions, drawing relentless resistance in Mindanao, Luzon, and Cebu, with raids near Tuguegarao and an ambush that killed 200 Japanese. Japanese propaganda and radio efforts face stiff, covert pushback by local forces and sympathetic civilians.
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Frank
Macarthuns
Australia
Japaneic
Philippines
Zambales
Tucuegare
Azangen
Berabse
Cebu
Panay Islands
Dar
Mindahan Teland
Archiptlass
Gertrn Whim Hand T
Bataan
Mac
Luzon
Manila
Induction Of Men With Dependents Into The Armed Forces Forecast
Washington April 5 local draft boards told to prepare for induction of men deferred for dependency and now in essential war work. War needs may require enrolling registrants with dependents, with class 3-A and 1-5 classifications. Two key factors: degree of dependency and when dependents were acquired relative to expected selection. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Selective Service
British Bombers Hit Rostock and Baltic Ports Again
British heavy bombers struck Rostock and Baltic port facilities for a second straight night with large weights of high explosive bombs. Reports say the Henkel Aircraft Works area suffered heavy damage and civilian casualties, while Berlin acknowledged some losses amid resumed air offensive.
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Rostock
Baltic
London
Henkel Aircraft Works
Britain
Yesterdas
Tichtersbernier
Flathins
Holland
Lorses
Thurday
Rostxk
Grirman
Fhushing
War Summary of Global Fronts
EUROPE British heavy bombers strike France after major raids on Iostock and Baltic targets. Burma Chinese forces threaten encirclement on Suen Tang River as airstrikes hit Mandalay. AUSTRALIA US and Australian air forces target Lae in New Guinea while Port Moresby is bombed. FRANCE German occupiers tighten repression in occupied areas under Prince Dusias and Widline supervision. RUSSIA Soviets recapture key fortifications and positions in Crimea.
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Europe
K. A. FP
France
Iostock
Baltic
Lorain Architect Reviews Courthouse Dome Condition
Lorain architect F. J. McFadden announced after inspecting the courthouse dome that he would provide a written opinion on repairs or removal. He said obtaining materials to restore the original form is practically infeasible, and he would not be employed by the county but will report to the commissioners.
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F. J. McFadden
Lorain
Mmcfadden
McFadden
Oxar G. Dunn
E. E. Eperry
Fat Man Suspect in Holland Fueling Smuggling Probe
London dispatch reports in Holland during ration shortages a fat man is named a suspect as 90 police arrest three men linked to black market meat. Authorities note disguises and girdles used to conceal contraband while Dutch agencies cite rising smuggling challenges faced by German authorities.
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London
Holland
Aneta
Authoriies
U S Warship Blimp and Plane Rescue After Sub Battle
The captain of a United Nations merchant ship told how his vessel fought a submarine off the Atlantic coast for about half an hour. A U S warship a blimp and a patrol plane arrived to assist, dropping depth bombs as the U boat submerged. One crewman died and two were wounded. the submarine was reportedly hit. The ship fired about 14 shells before ammunition ran out.
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New York
United Nations
United States
Atlantic
Hans Nielsen
Elliedd
Boyd Denton
Arca
Bendix Westinghouse Elects New President at Meeting
The Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company board elected E.R. Breech president to fill the vacancy from Vincent Bendix’s resignation. Breech also serves as president of Bendix Aviation. Other officers, including S.G. Down, F.L.L. Morrison, A.G. Gossner, E.R. Palmer, M.Z. Smith, H. Houghton, were reelected to their posts.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive “Air Brake Company
E.R. Breech
Vincent Bendix
Breech
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Bendix Westinghouse Company
S. G. Down
Fll
Morrison
Hu’ A. Gossner
E.R. Palmer
M. 2 Smith
H. Houghton
Spring clean up hauls 146 truck loads to city dump
Service Director LD Faxon reports a total of 148 truck loads of rubbish were hauled to the city dump during the annual Spring clean-up campaign. The campaign opened Monday and ended yesterday with seven crews in operation across all city sections. The new method split the city into one period rather than three sections, improving efficiency.
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LD. Faxon
Campalen
Wis Yrar
Campelsa
Ciy
Fax
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G.M.C. and Auto Workers Union
Happy Nero
All Australia
Patrick Hurley
U. S
New Zealand
Acme
Dainoff
Allen School
Mildred Chapman
Cyril Brecknock
Wilma Olah
Irvin Klinect
Augusta Fichtner
Margaret, Biickline
Maudelyn Gildenmeister
Doty Butler
Helen _G. Hand Mir
Paul of
Ratan
Homer
Stusiediin
Fred
Bauer Hamilton School
Charles Av R Cavagna
Charles A. Nel
Sewald
Armistic
Man- Na
Mong Kong
Shancal
Tokyo
AGEL
Halina
San Francisco
Voice of Freedom
Elation
Ocn
Tron
Tome
United Presa
Toile Times
Agul 13
Cebu Herald
Bulletin
Royal Air Force
Thames
Cape
Nez
Berlin
Paris
Hilsversum
Netherlands
Bremen
Burma
Suentang River
Dap
Mandalay
U.S
Am Lap
Moresby
Mitler
Prince Dusias
Widdline
Russia
Crimea
Fat Man
Bendix
Westinghouse Co
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