Agreement Near On Excess Profits Tax
Washington April 30 The Ways and Means committee reportedly nears agreement on a profits tax plan that would tax 83 of 9 percent of excess earnings and favor regular corporation taxes with a 40 percent surtax. The proposal would raise corporate revenue by about 2.3 billion dollars annually. President Roosevelt earlier urged limits on profits stating reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Ways and Means
Conarets
Board Assigns 3-B Class to Elyzia Registrants
Elyzia draft board begins classifying February registrants into Class 3-B for dependency and essential war work. Questionnaires reduced to 3X of 2605 February registrants with some returned, as 3-B applies first to February group. Those deferred for dependency remain Class 1-A, while those deferred for both dependency and work move to 3-B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyzia Selective Service
Elyzia Draft Board
Draft Board
Cotice
Nutrition Courses Start Next Week in Elyria
A wartime nutrition program for Elyria women begins next week led by Miss Alice Virginia Lentz, manager of the Elyria High School cafeteria. Sponsored by the Elyria AWS unit, enrollment requires AWS membership. Classes, limited to 25, will run two hours per session across four realms, using USDA materials and AWS guidance, at the Ohio Public Service Company kitchen with equipment provided for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Alice Virginia Lentz
Elyria High School
Elyria UI
American Women's Voluntary Services
AWS
Turner Block
Court Street
Zach
Aw.v.s
United States Department of Agriculture
National Council of Nutrition
Ohio Public Service Company
AWA
Y Trustees To Be Elected Tonight At Annual Dinner
About 80 Elytia branch members are expected to attend the YMCA annual membership dinner in the dining room at 6 30. The affair includes the election of new trustees for the district, as announced by Horlie G Stevtek secretary. An entertainment program is planned following the formal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
C. A
Ancessifon
Y. Moc. AL
Horlie
Stevtek
Atrretary
Edit
Tesear Tern
Acperis
Trestess
Offen
Volunteer Unpaid Registrars Praised by Local Draft Boards
Lorain County draft boards commended unpaid volunteers for efficiently registering men aged 43 to 64 last weekend. Chairs A. F. Ormeby and E. C. Cotton highlighted registrar teams at Elyria Ridgeville and North Ridgeville venues, naming numerous volunteers who staffed desks, recorded histories, and handled traffic, with school and community members among the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotaln
Darine
Ormebdy
Ince Fiyria
Elyria Regis
C. Cotton
North Ridgeville
Starf
Ridgeville
Myles Krechiges
Grafton
Anthony Carek
Lorai
Fred Lott
Avon Lake
G. H. Stoughton
Elyna
Poa Morgan
William Monde Mn G. Stacey
Rerutrats
Stra
Charles Falkner
Stesting
North Olmsted
John Gibbons
PL. Morgan
J. G. Stacey
Teese
Noah Ridgeville
Icha Schweda
Teel Phillips
Marete
Elezner
Anna Cerogin
Elsha
LB. Houghsout
Leonard Steiger
Wald
Urban
Mes
Wilford
L. Heckel Mes
Walter Coleman
Thomas
E. W. Stage
Arnold Buck
Jutive Ferthofer
Marion Peak
Evelyn Smith
D. H. Briges
Genevieve Cummi
Avon
Mee Corizan
Stoughton
Stella Rames
Los
Shaw
Helen Schneider
Mary L.dechent
Dorothy Brown
Dorothy Kral
Dorothy Reed
LaVerne Pickering
Harold Smith
LV. Rothgery
Helen Conway
Marie Miers
Sheffield Lake
Sarah Lees
Baxter
June Lehman
Rose Alessandro
Irene Haller
Mildred Tippett
Marion Diederich
Annal Babbits
Viole Schneider
Rey Robinson
Wilma Sheik
Ridgeville High School
Wells Mole
Dezie Pounten
Verla Stuart
Sozeph Burke
Adelbert Toghill
Len Wilesczak
Helen Kazmiesczak
Tuth £ Fur
Ness Aigreville
Verne Andrews
Cotton
Elyria
George Charest
Carolumbia
Sterlins Mills
Myles Knechiges
Gratton
Mile
Auis Amplete
Jean
Janet
Sterling, Mills
Con Mable
Frank Leonard
Sherif Albert McWilliams
MacArthur praised for daring air mission over the Philippines
The article recalls General MacArthur lauding a makeshift squadron that packed bombs on battered planes. It describes leaders like General Gourke, General Royce, and Major General Brereton battling Japanese forces from Australia and in the Philippines. A surprise strike at Subic Bay reportedly sank three major enemy vessels with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataan
Gourke
Ralphs Royce
Australia
Qucen
Mindana
Cebu
Lewis Brereton
Unda
Burin
George
MacArthur
Mataan
Subic Bay
Deaths of Charles Ammon and Adelbert Baldwin
Charles Frank Ammon 83 died at Fields Corners at 4 20 pm after a lingering illness. He was born in Eaton township April 20 1876 and lived there all his life a retired farmer survived by his wife Mary Neiding Ammon. The funeral will be at Nichols Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm with Rev E E Thompson officiating. Burial in Fields Cemetery. Adelbert Baldwin died at his son Tullys North Ridge Road at 2 30 am Wednesday after two days illness. A former resident of Rugger in Ashland County he is survived by two sons Everett Ashland and Tully Elyria a daughter Pearl Hite of Fitchville. Burial in Nova Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank Ammon
Fields Corners
Mr. Ammon
Eaton Township
Mary Neiding Ammon
Nichols
E. E Thompson
Adelbert Baldwith
Fugetes
Ohio
Fred Jones
Penfield
Nova Cemetery
Haldwin
Tully M. Baldwin
North Ridge Road
Ruggier
Asheland County
Everett
E H S 35 Survivors Named On High School Honor Roll
Klyela High School announced the Atth txmeek grading period for 104-42 year with 136 students named. Forty seniors earned the top SA grade. seniors listed include Mary Ruth Acker and Dorothy Averdevok among others. Ninety-six students made the honor roll with at least an A. Separately, New York reports 35 survivors from ten more ships torpedoed in the Atlantic, with details of rescues and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klyela High School
Huncre Colle
Atth
Txmeek
Mary Ruth Acker
Dorothy Averdevok
Lyle Bungart
John Nvlan
George Hoke
Virginia Houserman
Connie Heap
Ruth Keller
Belly Kipf
James Kirkewood
Robert Koska
John McKenney
Karl Men
Phyllis Powetke
Dl Ketz
Janet Snyder
John Strom
J.C. W. Tattersall
Aphrodite Valarsis
Lorain County Officials Protect Bridge Workers Jobs
County commissioners adopted a resolution to safeguard civil service bridge workers at Evie Avenue in Lorain against potential wartime draft layoff. The measure aims to preserve their positions even if drafted, though no notices have been received to date. In separate action, Sidney Lewandoski of Lorain asked Common Pleas Court for a blood test to verify paternity, with hearing set for May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Avenue
Lorain
Sidney Lewandoski
Common Pleas Court
Church seeks sale of property to pay church debts
Trustees of St John Evangelical Lutheran Church petitioned common pleas court to sell a dwelling tied to late Marie Volkertads. A buyer willing to pay 3500 dollars would settle a debt, with funds to be used to satisfy charges against the church as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paris
Brr
Ancieat
Norwich
Britain
Kiel
Ketel
Germany
Swedea
Naltic
Bastosk
Bare
Norway
Stockeholm
Elyria Seniors To Stage Class Play Out of the Frying Pan
Elyria High School seniors will perform a 12 member cast in Out of the Frying Pan at the school auditorium on March 14 and 15. The play centers on aspiring theater hopefuls striving to break into New York, with a Bostonian father visiting and an influential producer in the same building. The production follows its Broadway run during the winter and spring of 1941 and recently drew 1,609 attendees at Ashland High School across two performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Francis Stann
New York
Ashland High School
Contested Akron divorce filed with court consent
Marvy E. Gregan sues Don Gregan in common pleas court here in September 1940 with Ohio Supreme Court consent after affidavits accusing Summer county judges of prejudice. They married in 1914 and have two children. both seek a divorce. Cleo Bradley, 26, of Oberlin, sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for armed robbery with 10 to 30 year term after pleading guilty to the April hold up at the Graystone Hotel, $25 taken. Deputies report car thefts and two abandoned vehicles near Kipten, while other local fines and traffic cases are noted. An English instruction push and a Cairo hospital throat operation for Alice Delysis are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Marvy E. Gregan
Don
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Couft
Summer County
Cleo Bradies
Oberlin
Manfield Reformatory
D. A. Cook
Bradley
Graystone
Shent
Om. Trelay
Geist
Kipten
Dodge
Ford
Registration Requirements For Family Members In Fiji
The document outlines mandatory details for each family member during registration including full name race weight height and hair and eye color for all members. It also requires reporting the quantity of furor on hand at registration and mentions including white and brown sugar and homemade syrups though not store bought syrups. Temporary visitors to Fiji may register and obtain services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etores
Fiyzia
Begin Dental Examinations For Children
Health workers start dental examinations of more than 3,000 children in Lerala county schools using a state funded trailer. The schedule spans May into May 27 with visits to Huntington, Rochester, Henrietta, Camden, Brownhelm, South Amherst, Columbia, Eaton, East Carlisle, Amherst, St. Joseph's, Avon Lake, Oberlin, Wellington and other schools, with completion expected in over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerala
County Village
Feral
State Department of Health
State Department
Huntington
Rochester
Henrietta
Camden
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Columbia
Eaton
East Carlisle
Brighton
Menfield
Lac Grange
Grafton
Belden
Amherst
St. Joseph's School
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
St. Teresa's
Avon
St. Mary’s
Mary Trinity
Lake Avenue
Mar
Cleneview , Vincent and
St. Peter's
Ridgevs
Prospeet Street
Oberlin
Pleas+ant street
Ober- Tin Hich School
Oberlin Centena
Wellington
Food Stamp Plan Agreement Signed
County commissioners signed a long awaited food stamp plan agreement involving surplus food distribution to relief recipients. The copy, from a division now controlling the method, is unclear to the board and likely to be filed while awaiting further instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Beety
Acticultural
Washington
Wile Ant Wickens
Heavy Attacks Punish Two Jap Bases
General MacArthur announced Allied air forces destroyed or seriously damaged 20 Japanese warplanes in a heavy attack on Lae on the North New Guinea coast. Additional raids struck Keepang in Timor Gulf and Sumalaki in the Netherlands East Indies while Japanese aircraft targeted Port Moresby, suffering minimal damage due to improved Allied fighter defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macarthurs
Australia
United States
Lae
Guinea
Soaeist
MacArthur
Tony
Keepang
Timor Gland
Sumalaki
Netherlands East Indies
Macy lArthur
Port Moresby
South New Guinea
Scholarship Tests At Kent Saturday
Forty Lorain county students from village and rural high schools prepare to travel to Kent State University for district estate scholarship and commercial tests. The 32 scholarship team members and eight commercial subjects team members earned spots by high county test scores. Thirty-six will ride the Brownhelm Township School bus with Miss Emma Gleason, the county superintendent, leaving Brownhelm at 6 am and stopping at South Amherst, Elyria, Eaton, and Columbia to pick up teammates. Registration of commercial sellers and users of sugar concluded yesterday with 25 retailers and 47 industrial users registered. about 15 of 30 eligible commercial users are expected to register, their registration to be archived after today’s county registrar report. No late registrations accepted after the report, and registrants must explain any past nonregistration when required. Registrants were described as cooperative, with sugar rations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kent
Kent State University
Kent Ina Brownhelm
Schonl
Emma Gleason
Alatant County
Brownhelma
Aim
Arherstadeal
Elytia
Eaton
Columbia
Gibbons
Lmne
Smith
Budget Commissioners Plan Defense Expenditures Allocation
The township set civilian defense funds at five dollars and forty cents and filed several budgets. Rochester village shows one pound twenty six, Amherst three hundred eighty three dollars for medical supplies, and a large air raid equipment cost not estimated. Sheffield i Wellington six hundred eighty six, Sheffield Lake four thousand nine hundred forty one, and Oberlin twelve hundred. The budget commission, led by Walter J Weight, C.5. Kelser, and William G. Wickens, will meet next Monday to review requests and allocate funds based on need rather than desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Village
Amherat
Shefield Lake
Oberiin
Walter J. Weight
C. 5
Kelser
William G. Wickens
Maring
Jes
Submarine Trials and Early Undersea Experiments Reported
The article recounts mid century undersea testing along the Gulf of Mexico and Great Lakes routes. It notes Barney Cannes, a Chicago inventor, conducting several erratic trials in 1939 aboard a one man submarine built from $4,000 in junk and auto parts, including voyage difficulties and motor trouble requiring rescue by a torchboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Cannes
Chitoga
Connett
Michican City
Ind
Chicco
Columbia School Honor Roll Is Announced
The Columbia towne ship school announces honor rolls for high and elementary grades. High honors go to Marjorie Jones Cornelle Stinchcomb Milly Worthy Virginia Leuien Marta Stearns and Douglas Payne Helen Harrington Detla Briggs Gladys Cote Lois Harrington. Elementary lists include Grade 1 through Grade 4 pupils such as Larry Edmunds June live Shannon Edna Rohner John Bartter Doris Rohner Jill Flury Notine Hawke and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atth Alee
Columbia Towneship School
Jean Churetall
Jewel Martter
Mens Neth Crocker
Aiteen Putt
Glenora Koupf
Charles Martter
Shirley Melainger
Larry Edmunds
Hubbert Mershey
Lewis Knopf
Helen Maddock
Hanon
Edna Ftohner
Raymond Brookover
Carol Craig
Marilyn Dent
Patricia Deltman
Patty Jocke
Artene Kelter
Shirley Richards
Suzanne Simpson
Janet Stone
Ronald Churchill
Panty Garman
Gilbert Heinrichs
Alan Marsh
Elis Reehey
Glenn Reyse
Joan Kingery
Anna May Norris
Mary Seruik
Donna Robinson
John Bartter
Doris Rohner
Wechard Hohner
Clean Creeaxer
Jilly Flury
Notine Hawke
Robert Herold
Hilly Humeman
Dylores Maddock
Lois Miller
Melverin Straub
Patricia Teeple
Roy Wallweber
Wanda Westfall
James Wheeler
Joanna Waite
Trade S
Mayors In Ohio To Meet On Monday
Mayors from 64 Ohio municipalities were invited to a Monday conference with state officials and industry representatives to discuss staggering work hours to align with transportation facilities. Governor Bricker said the meeting would also study cooperative use of privately owned automobiles and improved regulation of local traffic to aid passenger vehicle movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalumacs
Ohio
Ada
Gow
John W. Bricker
Tonfenenead
Rebber
Fricker
Conference At Mayors
Dynamite Bomb Explodes In Toledo
An early morning explosion damaged the Paplay Sales Inc vending machine firm headquarters in Toledo. No injuries reported. Police investigate possible links to Columbus Toledo gambling grand jury probes. Traffic damage from nearby collision noted at East Broke and Tannery streets. Submarine equipment shipments previously built in the Midwest cited by a naval district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo.o
Paplay! Sales, Inc
Tom Wesland
Columbus
Grand Jury
Toledo
Barney
Ueatquarters
High Naval District
Midwest
Judge Refuses Sanity Examination in Murder Case
Judge declines to order a sanity exam for Andrew Dalat, 34, charged with murder in the stabbing of his wife Anna, 26. Trial set for May 19. Defense had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and requested a sanity evaluation, but the court left the decision to the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomer
Hioday
Andew Dalat
Lavain
Anna
Furmer
More Retreaded Tires Available In May For Lorain County
Lorain County automobile owners will see fewer tires but more tubes and retreaded tires in May. Revised May quotas show 7 dollars for passenger car tires recapped tires for passenger cars 04 passenger car tubes 164 truck tires 262 recapped tires for trucks and truck tubes. County rationing board clerk Robert W Vandemark said May quotas dip from April except for passenger car tubes passenger car recaps and truck recaps or retreads. The May allotted passenger car recapped tires must double April's amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Robert W. Vandemark
Alfien
Markets and Evening News Fragments From Clinton Avenue Collision
A police report notes slight damage in a collision on Clinton avenue near South Lorain at 3 39 p m yesterday. Vehicles were driven by Joseph Halla of Loe tain and George J Reas of 1627 West averur sey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Avenue
South Lorain
Joseph Halla
Loe Tain
George J. Reas
West Averur
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Phillips Drug Store
Frank Ammon
Adelbert Baldwin
E.H.S
Atlantic
American Aid Service
Voluntary Ambulance Drivers
Jamb Vollrath
Shebrycan
Wis
Feld
Bermuda
Commandor
Vollrath
U. S. Deeatroyer
Philip Curran
Boston
Gald
John O'Prey
Humber
Page Ore
Sherif Carl St. Finegan
Whith Uey
Sheoits
H.C. Cummings
Chester Sprague
Feltute
West Ridge
Schrammmata
Vincent Gentilyons
Cleveland
Wea
Leke Avenue
Ghrwelt Tract
Alice Delysis
Suez Canal
Cairo
Egypt
Mage One
Middia Avenue
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Fresh
Columbia School
Willliam Metcy
Cleveland Street
James D. Yambly
Tannery Pives
East Broke and
Tannery Street
Pennsylvania
Day's Hardware and Music Store
Broad ST
Atorage
Ant Mill Felus
Arad Queiaibes Fm
Bette
Bes de Titenssas
Storrs Lipaes
Stesgdysa
Rema
Medi
Jetterday
Viola
East College Street
Harriat M. Sandrock
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