Accidents Fatal To 13 Persons In Ohio
A string of Ohio accidents leaves thirteen dead and several injured. Victims include Sherman Doble aged 32 and Sanford Hicks 40 plus others in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and near Stoutsville. A New York Central boiler explosion and a freight train collision contributed to the fatalities. Police and investigators note drivers fell asleep and vehicle crashes intertwined with railway incidents.
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Sherman Doble
Keryon Mileler
Sanford Hicks
Nee Kim
Scattle
New York Central Railroad
Inte
Sian
Wd. Valen
Ohio State University
Bueyran
Lake Erie
John Ho Mitd
Stoutsville
Ohio
Edward Tust
Inter
Goldie G. Leonard
Toledin
Tose Schrauf
Cleveland
Charles Mandwere
Stephen Diggs
Willam
Vickery
Robert Gambler
Beryl Thompson
East Liverport
Fredericktown
Avon Scout Troop 152 Organizes Active Year
Avon April 7 Troop No 152 traced from November 141 Its Avon PT A backed formation raising funds for equipment. Growth rapid under Scoutmaster Dr C F Forthofer and assistants W B Blake E W Beiter and C Moore The first hike on March 7 led by Mr Shellman Several patrols named Wolf Cobra Rat and Fire Eagle list patrol members and leaders Adults and committees named Meetings set weekly at 7 pm All ages 32 or older invited to join Council minutes note wage increases for service department workers and fire station improvements Various local social notes and upcoming events listed with church and civic notices.
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ROY Scouts
Avon Avon
Avon Pt.a
C. FE. Forthofer
W. B Blake
E. W. Beiter
C. Moore
Mr. Shellman
Intn Bennett
Kenneth Fritsch
Donal Moore
Patel
Wolf Paytrol
Robert Burk
John Pickering
Asta
Raymond Mopasty
Steve Yorkel
Robert Horwedel
James Smedley
Donald Biltz
Lee Bridler
Donald Moore
Sobie White
Paul Rogers
William Antkouchine
Gregary Antkouchine
Willam Gates
Norman Hennest
Donald Hubbard
Robert Sample
Eddie Sample
Roy Strawn
Howard Smith
Gene Blake
John Kins
Noten Dekker
Ellsworth Palmer
Mayo Wood
William Peck
Robert Peck
Ninst
Troop 132
Adams
Diss
Shellman
Kolopu
Pickering
Smith
Mtr
Wolf
Puturz
EPLUATOR TO SPEAK ATIAHAM GOLDBERG OUTSTANDING Zionist educator
Atiaham Goldberg, renowned Jewish educator and Zionist writer, will speak at the Larakneblyris Zionist District meeting in Loe Rain Temple Tontaht at 8 15 p m. He has long served on the Zionist governing board and has traveled to Palestine with first hand familiarity of that land.
Questionnaires Mailed To 32 More Here For Draft Registration
The Elyria board sent 32 questionnaires today to men in the third selective service registration Feb cut. Range includes order numbers 10192 to 10222 with one cancellation after order 10207 due to being outside the registration area. Recipients listed include Raymond Henke 357 Beech St and several others across streets in Elyria, Denison Ave, Roosevelt and nearby areas.
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Elyria
Selective Service
Raymond Lawrence Henke
Beech Street
Curtis Gins Haines
Middle Ave
Wade Louis Wacker
Cleveland Sts
Charles Myers Chapman
Longe Fellow
Charles Russell Kuhns
West Ave
George Edward Janosik
Byington
Henry August Abramoska
East Ave
Marald Crawford Thumpeun
Zitz
Denison
Benjamin Edward Mosley
Olive St
Clifford Garfield Strean
Gerald Nau
Bellfield
Herman George Hinderer
Longford
Joseph Rabist Walker
Oberlin
Charlies Hess
Brandston
Miln’ Chambers
R. D
Herbert Walisan Wiech
E. Broad
Louis William Sump
Eleventh St
George Poe Adams
Clcteland
Russell Hay Noi
Sixth St
Michael Joseph Fizler
Harald Richard Gould
Winckles St
Claude J. Heathcate
Seneca
Finyd
Helfrich
Gull
Sugar Sales To Be Suspended At Midnight
Sugar rationing expands as sugar sales stop at midnight. New rules require May stamps and registration for ration books on May 4 5 and 7 with purchases limited to small amounts. families must declare excess sugar to obtain ration books. Authorities shift sugar from Caribbean supply to the Northeast via beet sugar from Western refineries amid higher transport costs and scarce shipments.
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Washington
Hether
Office of Price Administras
Tlon Fo
North Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Virginia
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Attas
Gulf of Mexico
South Atlantic
OPA
War Production Board
Defense Supplies Corporation
January Selectees by Pvt 01 STPFERT Co M 166th Inf
January report from STPFERT Company M 166th Infantry notes selectees and training moves. It mentions rumors about Tetasanon and ongoing drills. Several officers and men are assigned to Fort Benning for three month training, with future returns planned.
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Stpfert Co. M
U. S
Army Reet
New Cheana
Hue
Tute
Reutenant
Beets Fuel Large Scale Secure Area Registration
Officials report about 100000 tons of beet sugar moved into a secure area with roughly half remaining for distribution to retailers and wholesalers. Registration aims to cover 130000000 consumers next week, a task eight times larger than the largest Selective Service drive. Police report a $370 tillroll stolen Friday from a Woodland avenue establishment. the tillfold later recovered sans contents.
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Enamera
Nicer
Steve Balak
Mi West Third Street
Woodland Avenue
Gasoline Rationing Proposed by OPA Officials
Washington April 17 2000 Office of Price Administration weighs mileage based rationing. Proposed basis called necessary mileage to determine gasoline allotments. Gary and Ches cite May 15 start.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Wricht W. Gary
Office of Petroleum
Marold J.ches
OPA
Rationing proposed for District of Casumbia motorists
District of Casum bia and 17 East Coast gates would require motorists to supply data on minimum necessary mileage. Ration cards would be issued for gasoline purchases to reach workplaces. speedometer checks would enforce limits. Gary estimates a 3 percent reduction in consumption, about six gallons weekly per motorist.
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Casumbia
Gary
Plans for Sugar User Registration At Elyria High School
Preparations were complete for registration of commercial sugar users in Elyria tomorrow and Wednesday at Elyria High School. The center in the Technical Building will run 4:30 to 10 p.m. daily under Carol L. Sith, the site administrator. Attendees should enter via the Sixth street main entrance.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Carol L. Sith
Sixth Street
Bromfield Lecture Open To Public At Elyria High
The Elyria Federation of Teachers sponsors a Bromfield Lecture by St Lourenti International. The event tomorrow night in the high school cafeteria precedes a dinner and features Bromfield speaking at 8 p.m. on conservation, a topic he pursues actively. Unreserved seats will be open to the public after dinner.
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St. Lourenti, International
Elyria
Sion
Elyria Federation of Teichety
P.m Fe Bromfield
Three Die In Double Bus Collision On Highway
Three parsons died and more than 42 were injured when two buses, a Greyhound and a National Trailway, collided on the Baltimore Washington highway. The dead were identified as Mr and Mrs Daniel S Murphy of Jersey City New Jersey and Gladys Lewis of Washington. Police reported the crash occurred yesterday around 2 p.m. Local teachers, the Baptist group, planned a study meeting at the home of John and Mrs Terveen on Center Road Friday.
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Malethorse
Parsons
Esa
Haltimere-Washington
Greyhound
National Traileay
Jeanne
Maleline
Wurnins
Polie
Daniel S. Murphy
Jeney Cis
N. J
Glatyr Lewis
Washinct
Teachers of the Baptist
John Terveen
Center Road
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