Looking At The News With Henry McLemore on War Time Spirit
Henry McLemore voices concern over wartime national resolve, urging unity and action beyond routine politics. He argues the United States must harness its natural resources, leadership, and courage to win, warning against complacency and partisan distraction during the crisis.
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Henry Melemore
Elea
Pate
Spirit E
War talk and civic strain fill Akron dispatch
A fragmented Akron press summary notes political rhetoric from the Republican Party and civic leaders amid wartime strain. It references business interests, Civilian Defense rules, taxation and rationing, plus a fatal pedestrian accident in Akron as context to the national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Democrata
Haber
Bite
Washington
Tals Roverhor
Guternor
McNaught Byndle
Fate
Iice
Ohio Real Estate Board approves minor apportionment changes
The State Apportionment Board in Columbus today formalized minimal shifts in senatorial districts for the next decade. Four districts adjust totals, with Montgomery, Preble, Mahoning Trumbull, and Cuyahoga changes shaping a 33 member Senate for the 1943 to 1952 period. Local transfers and property notes appear in the day’s public notices from Zanesville.
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Apportionment Transfers Board of
Ohio
Columbus
John EK
Sweeties
Bricker
Joseph T. Ferguson
Demorral
Fersuma
Montgomery
Preble
Mahoning- Trumbull
Cuyahogah
Lutass
Senate
Hidden plots at Fleetwood Farm unfold in Kentucky drama
Anne Blakemore returns to manage Fleetwood Farm and hires Mont Sherrill, jailed for embezzlement but released on parole. The plan to trap Sidney and recover cash leads to a late night break in at Springbrook as Anne and Judge Daingerfield pursue a risky scheme amid family intrigue and suspicions about Otis Frame.
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Anne Blakemore
New York
Kentucky
Fleetwood
Daingerfield
Mont Sherrill
Mont
Eleeiwood
Anne
Frame
Springbrook
Otis
Sidney
Judith
Judge Dainkerfield
Bruce
Judge Dangerfield
Ofce
Bern
Weil
Sue
Weill
Camerfeld
Report on Music Contest Ratings and Tornado Aftermath
A report on state music contest ratings shows four county groups earning excellent ratings and one very good, with Henr ietta and Avon Lake clubs singled out. Separately, a tornado caused major damage across Pryor and nearby towns, with injuries and deaths reported, orphanages converted to field hospitals, and army relief efforts underway.
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Ohlowish
Columbus
Gerald MM. Frank
Ghig Music Educaion Association
Lorain
Urawnhelm Girls Alee Club
Henrietta Intaed
Avon Lake
Henrietta Band
News of Our Boys In Service of Uncle Sam
Elyria Civic Military Service Committee reports two more letters praising candy packages for Elyria servicemen in the Central Zone. Aviation Cadet J B Johnson Jr at Ellington Field Texas and Cadet Elden Careai at Selfridge Field Michigan send thanks and notes on training and upcoming commissions. A Navy letter from Valloyd Kelly aboard the Sturdevant describes the ship’s sinking and reassures family. Denver Kelly returns from furlough with his Army unit.
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Elytia Auldlers
Elytia Civic Military Service Committee
Albert Terson
Tr. Lawerence Neumeyer
Come
Paraise
Orval Stroht
San Antonio
Texas
Elyria
Army Air Corps
Elyria Civic Military Service Committee
Elyrians
J.B. Johnson, Jr
Air Corps Advanced Flying School
Ellington Field
Pitt
Elden J. Careai
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Johnson
Kelly Field
Pvt
Cateau
Colorado
Focal Committee
69Th Pursuit Squadron
Both
Air Corps
Fort Logan
Mra
Paul Hamlin
Lake Av
Valloyd KE Kelly
Navy
U. S
Sturlevant
Florida
Navy Department
Kelly
Red Eyes
Key West
Flora
Denver Kelly
Carp Sutton
North Carolina
32 More Elyrians Get Questionnaires
The Elyria draft board mailed 321 more questionnaires to registrants holding order numbers 10.225 to 10.256. Names include Charles Abraham Benner and Roy Lee Davis, with addresses across Elyria and nearby areas, plus James Peter Henderson in Columbus.
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Elyria Draft Board
Charles Abraham Benner
Lima
John William Ton
E River St
Ralph Daniel Belden
Alfred Anthony Taylor
Broad St
Fred Westley Koons
Cleveland St
David M. Kiel
Ezra Altman Ezar
Denison Ave
Norval Franklin Ruck
Gulf Rd
Ernest Joseph Klein
Gulf
Frank C. Allesop
River St
Clyde
Washington
Hendershot
Seventh St
Leo Anthony Plato
W. River 2d
Paul Bracick
W. River St
Werbert
Altick Carlson
Cornell Ave
James Peter Henderson
Columbus
Milton Frederick Hahn
Stanford Ave
Noble Barton Yale
New Forces In Iceland Commanded By Maj Gen Charles 36
Washington April 28 announces Maj Gen Charles 36 Honesteel to command all United States forces in Iceland. The change replaces Maj Gen Osborne Curtin and signals a broader American role in the war effort. Observers cite growing garrison strength in Ireland as a likely reason for the shift.
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Wasington
Charles
Honesteel
Iceland
United States
Osborne Curtin
Miribela
War Department
London
Ireland
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Akron
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Zanesville
William A. Stoltz
East Fuletenham
Perry-Muskingun Jtounty Line
Arthur Porter
Sand Tire Guarantee
I Truk Company
Court Street
Ignacy Sender
Andrew “Mayak
al Proyerty
Sh. Larain
Win
Walter C. Wesht
Leavitt St
Black River
Evan H. Walker
Heuvel H
Russia Township
Oberlin
Walter Anhert
Theresa G Molaur
Niagara Rd
Brownhelm Township
Kaventrix
the Heights Homes Company
Sublatite
Barnes
Hochester ‘Village
Maryland Casualty Co
John Gradish
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Ter Clearview
Elytiy Township
Mary M. Silir
Leslie de Silic
Loreain
August G. Jacobs
Alfred M. Hansen
MSA
Lake View
Black River Township
John J. Rukan
William H. Mens
Veremilion Read
Brighton Township
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Carl J, Ehrman
Jackson St
Amherst
Ruther Akoepke
Howard L. Thornton
Warren Avenue
Martin Roberts
Martin
Edward Nasipak
Warden Ave
George Shopotl
Mike Megegy
Matt Wilhelmi
Norbert M. Baldauf
Stoney Ridge Head
Avon Village
Leo Thome
Andrew A. Moundak
Stoney Tidze Road
Ridgeville Township
Dora Peer
Benjamin T. Adams
Edgewater Grive
Brownhelm
Emma Gehl
Mabel Hurd
Concord Ave
Norma R. Wickline
South Main St
Russia
Wiley E. McGilveay
Cecil R. Hawlinson
Lear Road
Gertrude T. Boslan
William ©. Stendel
Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake Village
Gertrude T. Boylan
Gertrude
Stendel
Joby R. Knight
George Colesman
Indian Hallow Road
LaGrange Township
Todd W. Meeker
Walter Bagnell
East Broad Street
T. Fe Moise
A.W. Raht
Pasadena Avenue
Agnes G. Hoy
Francis J. Hoy
Doll-Braun
Battle
Carlisle Township
Max A. Kuchenrither
Albert D. McManama
Marseilles Avenue
Birney
Winthrop Cesk
Ofee
Acria
Brown CO
Servina
Hage One
Tors
Whittaker
Vinite
Ordnance Plant
Pryor
Tastala
TiaWah
Muskogee
Red Cross
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Senate Labor Committee
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House
House Ways and Means
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Sam
Bradshaw
Pocohontas
DIXIE
Congo
Kentucky Stoker Coals
Red Star
Dizie Gem
SNOLP
Uncle Sam
Charles WH. Price, Jr
Overbrook Road
Quartermaster School
Camp Lee
Virginia
Army
Hila
Quartermaster Corps
Harvard Ave
Charity Augustus Hattle
Foster
Allen Darlow Smith
Fairlawn
Ralph William — Greenlee
Princeton
Orlo Ray Bogart
E. Broad
James Bachke
Huron
Robert Ernest Riley
Purdue
Richard Herold Walsh
Broad Stee
Middle Ave
Talon Zipper Service
Berson