No Longer-Any Western Front Says Spokesman
A spokesman stated that there is no longer a Western Front. He cited American Soviet donations and German troop movements. He estimated Germany had about the same number of trains left in the southern and eastern zones, noting Norway was not included and that 12 German divisions were believed to be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Front
Gétthally
Orthary
Germany
Poing
Natin Hs
Norway
Americans Enter Milan As Allies Advance In Italy
A dispatch reports American forces have entered Milan after advancing from positions near Lake Garda. German troops are described as trapped or driven north with neutral Switzerland to the north and the Ligurian Sea to the south, while Allied forces push toward Bergamo and the Swiss frontier from the west. The report notes Allied lines behind actual fronts but places Milan and nearby cities under Allied movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romea Zutrieh
Lodiy
Italy
Milan
Turth
Como
Lake Garda
Thalyts
Radin
Garrigot ‘Ly
Aves Maly
Fifth Army
Switzerland
Ligurian Sea
Lide Posilions
Bergamy
Matins
Elymian's Music To Be Played Sunday by NBC
Former Elymian Wayne Barlow will conduct a performance of his symphony The Winter's Past on NBC. Composed for oboe and strings in 1998 the piece is a two chorus rhapsody loosely based on two Corsican mountain folk songs. The work opens with a wistful melody and returns to that mood at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sygnythony
NBC
Wayrie Barlow
Symphony Orchestra
Wayne
Barrow
Elyrias
Humber
Misi Tn
Raschester
N.Y
Senator Kilgore and President Confer on Secretary Post
Ambiguous report describes Senator Kilgore and President Truman in Washington discussing the possibility that Kilgore might become secretary at large. The overheard exchange mentions prior newspapers and a secretary appointment, with Truman starting his day at the White House and speaking with an aide about independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havlay
Kilgore
W.va
Trina
Lahat
Truman
BSS
Aris Avith Charles W
Son of Jekes Wounded in Chest Arrives for Treatment
The one year old son of Harold Is. Jekes, Secretary of the Interiors, arrived in San Francisco for treatment of a chest wound suffered during the Tina affair. Lt Ravemond Wilmarth Tekes accompanied the child on the medical visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekes
San Francisco
Maring
Ravemond Wilmarth Tekes
Secrenty
Harold Is
Tina
Grape Growers Seek Higher Ceiling
Grape growers gathered at Avon town hall to press for a higher ceiling on grape prices. Avon Lake's Fines, chair of the Northern Ohio Fruit Growers Association, urged action as prices rise to about 85 dollars a ton amid short supply. University extension specialist Parks urged profitable spraying tied to yields and prices. George Still of the U S Department of Agriculture outlined revised spray timing from post petal fall to prevent berry losses, with a coordinated program and copies available through the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Avon Town Hall
Atthuy’ Fines
Avon Lake
Ohid
Graivers ~Association
Washington
Parks
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension
Hummel
Loralo County
oMee
Army recruits and postings appear in local notes
Sgt Leonard Koehn has a new A P O number obtainable by calling his sister Mrs Elmer Standen on Glenwood Street Phone Pvt Robert L Martin of Morganol Mrs Mary G Murti R D 2 Columbia Station completed his rating and graduated from Chanule Field A E Training Command in electronics course Pvt Helen Takacs of Parmely Avenue is taking basic training at Fort Oglethorpe Ga as a member of newly organized WAC medics company Takacs daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Takes of Parmely Avenue was employed by Western Automatic Machine Screw Co prior to enlistment in the Women s Army Corps Mire Myron Averblunk of Hawthorne Street has been notified that his wife was recently promoted to sergeant Sel Ayyrbroale overseas with the 15th Air Force stationed in Italy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Koehn
Elmer Standen
Glenwood Street
Robert L. ‘Martin
Mrognol
Marry G. Murti
R. D
Columbia Station
Chanule Field
A, Schol
Army Air Forces ‘Training Command
Tre Scheol
Helen Takacs
Parmely Avenue
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe
WAC Medics
Takacs
Ars Elizabeth ‘Takes
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Women's Army Corps
Mire Myron Averblunk
Hawthorne Street
Duis
Wer
Wusband
Sergeany
Ayyrbroale
15Th Air Force
Lealy
State Guard And Naval Militia To Hold Training
Maj Gen James J Catting commanding officer of the state service command announced a two day training period at Camp Perry Ohio. Camp Perry is state owned and leased to a federal government for war purposes with prisoners of war noted in the arrangement. Gen Donald F Pancoast head of Ohio military forces said guard and naval units will receive fortnight training at Camp Perry featuring rifle range practice Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Parry _ COLUMBUS
James J. Catting
oMeer
Tiday
Siamack Field
Camp Perry
Oyo
Donald
Pancoast
Ohia
Saith
Gish Peteta
Percytach
Constructive imagination stressed for business success
Dr J W Beahdel of Ohio Carbon Co Cleveland urged Elyria Kiwanis to adopt constructive imagination as a key factor for success at a luncheon meeting. He cited three other factors enthusiasm thoroughness and faith in one’s own ability. He warned many businessmen follow patterns and cited a 1992 neonamigie claim about distributing six billion dollars to end a low mood, noting savings totals to show depressions needs. Divests at the meeting included WC Tramsuc Rev Ted Hendrickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wo Beahdel
Ohio Carbon Company
Cleveland
Elyria Riwanis
Lungheon
Alks Marine
Roath
Constructi Imaginat
T Hat
Contructiva
Hat
Neonamigie
Tramsuc
Bellevue
Ted
Hendrickson
Lugaip
Father Meron
Grattoi
C. Is Spencer
Petitions Filed By Candidates In Local Ward Races
Local board reports petitions filed for the Republican nomination in the Second Ward with Myles oT of 443 Adams Street among the candidates. Lea Comings of Oberlin seeks Oberlin council on the Republican ticket, while John H. Wuyseher of Oberlin files for Democratic council.
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Myles Ot
Adams Street
Western Automatic
Penton
Elegrions
Dnday
Ywennett
Petiions
Lea Comings
Oberlin
C. R. Comtings
Oberlin Council
John H. Wuyseher
Council On
Death notices from Elyria and Wellington excerpts
Obituaries and funeral notices for Margaret Ann Hancock Emma O Smith Alvan E Simp Amy Jon White Richard H Leonhard Fred V Edwards Leon G Wharden and others list deaths dates ages, residences, and surviving relatives. Services and burial details are given for several homes and churches across Elyria Wellington Amherst LaGrange toward Ridgelawn Evergreen Cemeteries with church affiliations and funeral home names.
Promotion News for Brown Hotel Official’s Family
Word reaches that Charlee Ht Bata of the Brown Hotel has received a promotion. his daughter Batt of 5,7 Watford in Henry England notes the move. His son Charles reportedly transferred from the Air Corps to the Army Engineers and is now in France. A relative writes of plans to apply for travel to the country and hopes to be hosted in Wy.
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Charlee
Bata
Watford
Henry
England
Charles
TySat
France
Air Corps
Army
Hota
Large Entry Surge Halts Obedience Class Plans
The Lotain County Kennel Club reports a record turnout for its obedience class with the session split into four groups to ensure personal trainer attention. Due to weather and high enrollment, Sunday morning sessions will be rescheduled and extended by a week. training grounds are at Ely school playgrounds on Ohio Street, opposite the American Legion Home.
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Lotain County
Velock
Phiost
Ely School
Ohio Street
American, ‘Legion
Service Visitors At Ration Board Office
List of armed services personnel given furlough lengths at Elyria War Price and Ration Board. Names include James A. Pyl, George Huss, Nalph Britten, Ernest H. Watts, Walter WycHieski, William B. Hotnoki, Leonard Durnford, Pomcke, Albert L., James Pamberton, Ernest C. Carter, Putereda L. Wiles, Fenest Seabold. Furloughs range from 5 to 43 days. includes addresses and ranks. Also a separate note: Betty Fortney fined $15 and costs for disorderly conduct after an arrest at the Brown Hotel.
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Elyria War Price and Raion Board
Pyl
James A. King
Air Corps
Like Avenue
George Huss
Army
Oberlin
Nalph Britten
Longford Avenue
Ernest H. Watts
Stanford Avenue
Walter FL
Hieski
West Sixteenth Street
William B.hotnoki
Blake
Leonard Durnford
Eighth Street
S-San
Jack ‘Pomcke
Waferty Court
Harry Kirkpatrick
Navy
Albert L
Paris
Acm
Overbrook Road
James Pamberton
Lake Avenue
Ernest C. Carter
ROD
LaGrange
Putereda L
Wiles
Wac
Columbdus Street
St. Fenest Seabold
Brandston
Avenue
War talk and party lines mix at Elyvriy event
A dinner gathering near Elyvriy was attended by close to 60 people including president Stes. B. Hare who spoke on war and politics. Adri Louie Brer and Mark Willig served as hosts while Mrs. Robert Haris Me oversaw arrangements. comments praised Allied unity and criticized Nazi and German leadership.
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Hieves
Germany
Bavarian Alps
von Papen
Jind
Pacife
Vahese
Adnuran Nimutz
Geynril MavArinar
Asia
Stes. B. Hare
Lasagne Barthdays
Adri Louie Brcer
Elyvriy Group
Mark Willig
Robert Haris
Forel
Orel
Conference shifts as Big Four seek informal premeeting
Ambiguity surrounds the Big Four's formal power as they wrap up initial sessions led by Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius. A plenary conference has concluded, with reorganizing steps and new talks scheduled to pursue substantive business in subsequent sessions.
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Fie
Russia
Bon Ferener
Edward R. Stet- Lat
Rewtine
Ae Putes
Fordham President to Speak at Elgtit High Beleal Auditorium
Fordham University president Rev. Robert of Gannon will address a Sunday night audience on Education A War Casualty at Elgtit High Beleal Auditorium. The program opens with a 30 minute Elyria High School Orchestra concert directed by Walter Von Brock. Local figures including Lawrence Davis and Rev William Moseley will introduce speakers. Box office tickets expect a capacity crowd.
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Elgtit High
Beleal
Robert of Gannon
Fordham University
Rovelock
Elyria High
Sehdon
Walter’ von
Court of Common Pleas
Loramny County
Court Hearings and Local Fines Reported in Harrison Roll Area
Yesterday justice of the peace C. Cummings fined Harrison Roll of Route 58 Pitsfield ten dollars and costs for intoxication after deputy sheriffs made the charge. Anthony Lyuzkowski 30 443 Wil ulty street was held in county jail after a traffic accident on Route 20 near Brookdale cemetery at 1130 pm his car struck shrubs and flowers. Prosecutor William Wickens issued precautionary orders for witnesses to testify before the grand jury convening May 2 for seven criminal cases. A suit by The Elyria Savings and Trust Company seeks to enjoin county taxing officials from collecting more than 3978.60 in back taxes and penalties on 122 and 123 River Street. Delinquent totals list 7234.82 with fractions cited. Ethel Pron Yorain sued for alimony from Ferry on grounds of fault and replevin. Wayne judge A Cook granted a divorce yesterday and restored the former name of Peat. Kalyn M. Cook’s matter involved Atkinson and Wile garage company in a debt suit. Josephine Tilberg of LaGrange filed for a divorce from Frank, alleging cruelty and receipt of complaints. A garage sale case involved a suit for work done in beta cat 19th. The Lorain garage firm pursued divorce from Frank, citing issues of cruelty.
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Anthony Lyuzkowski
Wiluty Street
Coucnty
Brookdaley Cemetery
Elyria’ Savings and Trust Go
River Street
Petiion
Siyana
Food Office I outlines livestock slaughter permits and sugar stamps
The Office of Price Administration issues a new order governing federally inspected slaughterers and farm slaughterers with Class II and Class III permits. Registration runs April 30 to May 14, 1945, with July 1 deadline for Class II permits. Applications require name, address, and meat quantities. Sugar stamp validity updates May 1 to August 31 1945 and May point charts arriving at the board. Rural meetings and clinics scheduled with Miss Rhea Shmvlds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Administration
Slaughier
Aleie Yeparttia
Office of Price Administration
Bourd
Report of Decrease in Communicable Diseases
The city health department reported five cases of scarlet fever under quarantine, with several illnesses less severe and nearing release. Kathryne Hull, health officer, outlined monthly activities including house visits, throat cultures, clinic work, birth registrations, and sanitary inspections totaling 469 samples and 222 inspections.
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Elyria
Board of Hearth
Humber
Kathryne Hull
City
Curtiss
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
New books entering circulation include non fiction titles such as The Strong Man at Business 1789 1898 by Tarbell in Pull Employment in Free Society by Beveridge Mission at the University by Ortegas Slaves Need No Leaders by Kalschnix Metal health by Stern Water Supply a Payrialation by Hardenbaugh for the Millig by Ewe PA Sex and Time’s Heard Report on the Russia by ae The Young Secretaane 4 MT49-4790 Bowers Looking for A Bluegirl by Wecksberg Hall Part/Women by Davis Purple Heart Valley by White A High Side by Korsen Fiction includes One in Vienna by Baum Red Helfer by Davison Separate Stak by Ertimany Feather and Doubt by Cilimore The Troubled Midnight by Guther Canyon Passage by Hay Winds Blow Gantry by Kirkbride And Die She Did by Oollrichs Morning Star by Quentin The Private Adventure of Captain Shaw by Shay.
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Elyria
Stronatny
Tarbell
Beveridge
Ortegas
Kalschnix
Stern
Hardenbaughe
Ewe PA
Russia
Ae “the Young
Bowers
Wecksberg
Davis
White
Korsen
Vienna
Baum
Davison
Ertimany
Cilimore
Gurther
Canyon Passage
Hay
Tax
Kirkbride
Oollrichs
Quentin
Captain Shaw
Shay
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Holy Name Society
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St. Mary's Cemetery
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Richard H. Leonhard
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Justice of the Peace
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PANY
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Taya
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Frone
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Rhea
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Yellar
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Federal Home Loan Bank of Findgngtl
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Deame
Fridery
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