Food shortages and peace talks loom in wartime report
A garbled wartime text cites figures on food demand, tonnages of grains and meat likely to be consumed, and appeals for cooperation. It references delegations in San Francisco, Hoover era estimates of hunger, and a medicine ad urging Udiga Tablets with money back guarantees amid global strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Francisco
Ign
Hoover
Gela
Afi
Germany
WGI
Herbert Troov Harr
Améiica
ULB
Europe
North Dakota
United Feature
Syndicate
The
Food control and shipping policy in wartime Britain and America
The fragment discusses Allied wartime food supply, neutral shipping, and Hoover era measures to secure ships and trade routes. It notes per capita food consumption changes from 1918 to 1944, compares fat and chicken intakes, and critiques food control efficacy while urging patriotic compliance. It mentions Sweden and neutral counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Gregce
Pulgrid
Aguslavia
Baltic
Sony dePiie Ag
Europe
Pst
Wit
Éninfricteés
Hoover
Éedihy Westrijken Gonli
Reutral Shipping
Panias
Feller
Sweden
Adimim
Wartime notices from Elyria and Sampson camps
A stream of war era updates lists soldiers and addresses, including Frederick G. Rothel of Columbia Station at Sampson, NY. It notes Mrs Ott and others receiving notices, suggests wheatless meatless drives, and mentions U.S. servicemen in England and France, with promotions, addresses, and Bronze Star awards across multiple units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick. G. Rothel
Hert. Rothel
Columbia Station
Sampson
New York
Hay
Frederick G. Rothet
A/C Co
Brks
N.t.c.y
U. S Strategic Air Force
England
Cpl
Russell W. Bates
Ednn L. Bates
Army Air Forces
Elytia Coach Company
Townsend Clubs Plan Active Lobby
Elyria Townsend Club No 4 met to urge all clubs in the area to back a Townsend movement. A national committee would lobby Washington on H R 2228 and H R 2230. May 7 to 14 were set for fund activities, with proceeds sent to National Headquarters to promote the plan. Maude Bainbridge announced a card party and picnic lunch for next Thursday and a dance for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club
Talpn
Washington, D. C
National Headquarters
Townsend
Maude Bainbridge
Carlisle Firemen Honor Dinner Meeting in East Carlisle
Members of the Carlisle Firemen's Association hosted a turkey dinner last evening at East Carlisle School with guests including wives of members and officials. Newly elected president Al Kuipper spoke of junior training plans while Mrs Roland Higgins announced a POW letter. firefighters were praised for their call system and service.
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Lis
Carlisle
Carisle Firemen’s Association
East Carlisle Shool
Dire Department
Arthur P. Bailey
Walter Hadiwey
Hadawwins
Guce
LaPorte Woman's Society
George McKelyeyr Chisremi
Earl Brown
To Usesociation
al Kuipper
H.H. Deusendahl
Board of Trustees
Cary Diedrick
Fire
Chile
Harold Bruce
Roland Liggis
Pfe
Roland Higgins
Germany
W. L. Bowen
Donald O'Connor
Elsworth
Shepherd
Art Marquis
Arthur Bailey
Rally for Youth Groups Draws 300 From 28 Churches
A spring rally of the Pieri Fellowship of Congregational Christian churches in Elyria on April 29 expects about 300 young people from 28 churches. The event includes an afternoon session, supper at First Congregational, and an evening program at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Speakers include Rev Hy Hollows, Rev Brslan Butterfield, Rev Ernst Frigt, and Rev Herbert Loris. The theme Faith of Our Fathers focuses on church union discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieri Fellowship
Medina Associae
Elyria
The
Davids
Pilgrim Church
First Congrégational
St. Paus
Congregational Christian
Organic Union
Spek
Aylll
Hy Hollows
Atthetist
St. Peter's Hyangetical and Reformed Church
Brslan Butterfield
Novus Ridgeville
Guligre
Willian
First Church
First
Oberlin
Sullivan Church
Donna
Irish of
Lorain
Price controls and enforcement update from OPA News
The enforcement division reports 169 cases disposed and 103 cases involving potation damage. retail price surveys show Maine potatoes at 44 per hundredweight and other potatoes at 4.24 per cw, with 68.24 percent of stores fully compliant. Price controls actions include license warnings and district court referrals, amid a March store survey recording 304,000 in rems and 47,716 crotty in value, with volunteers noting compliance gaps.
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Maine
Otgmny Moe
Unie
Vili Viehis’ Braight Ste. Thelr
Sstven
Tvore
Cies
BBC
Fragmentary Holding Notice From Local Archive
A fragmented OCR item references holding against actions and names in a unclear context. The readable parts indicate a legal or property related notice with deflated meaning and partial phrases. No clear dates, places, or parties can be confirmed from the legible text.
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Elyria Savings & Trust
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Benue
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Feo
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Sage
Gardner
Elytia
Eeadt
Treaen Oas Trule
Arieas Venne
Uncle Sam
Ott
West Bet Avenue
Ralph
San Diego
Calif
H. B. Williams
Chase Street
Wil- Tam FL
Williging
Seria
Elyria High
Fo-Waliams
Camp Rucker
Ala
Dorothy Craig
Harwood “Street
Pei
H. Jd
Plas
Walter Mas
Pye
J. Vos
USMC
Dib Pu
Inf
Tent City
Camp Lejuene
New River
N.C
AIR Service Command
S/Spt
Alex Traleof
Steve Traleoff
Blake Rivec
Aly Service Command
Traioff
Wittenberg College
Robert J. Burke
Mommote
Pacific
LR. Beremand
A.R.O
Donald .G. Bereman
North Olndred, A.D
Anths V. Krucinski
327
Eighteenth Street
Mra
Anna Krucinski
Krucinyski
Chester E. DeCarlo
Bergcast
Richard
Black River
Diedsick
Drusendghi
George Robson
M's. Bailey
Townsend Clubs
Chicago
Dartiel J. Marsh
Boston University
Lumber
Chestnut
OPA News
Pelephone All
Raat’ Ee
Kaplan
Broad ‘Street
Kaplan’s
640 Broad Street
eThe Btelson
Naneeak
TWA
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Royal Stetson Desire
Stetson
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