Wilmington Hit By Hurricane Blasts Coast
A severe hurricane battered the North Carolina coast with 60 mph winds and 20 mile high waves. Hurricanes wrecked power lines and caused hospital candlelit operations as boards and glass flew. Beach resorts flooded while inland winds pushed toward Tennessee and Kentucky, with reported casualties and widespread damage. Meanwhile Dorothy A. Jones announced a public exhibit by her Junior Artists at First Congregational Church Gates Room Sunday.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
Fort Fisher
Wrightaville Beach
Dorothy A. Jones
Miss Jones
Inday
Churchill Reflects On Normandy Invasion Plans And Progress
Churchill recalls the Tehran pledge to launch the Allied invasion by late May or early June and notes Stalin’s commitment to a major East Front battle. He lists 80 landing craft types used, RAF and US air losses, and reports progress from Caen to Rennes with double enemy losses and advancing Allied forces.
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India
United States
Normandy
Churchill
Quebec
Tehran
Marshal Stalin
Atlantic
Rennes
Brest
Caen
Segreretyy
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Strikes Curtail War Production Worldwide
Strikes halted war production across several plants with 25 000 workers affected including 5 800 Philadelphia transit staff who insisted their work stoppages were not strikes. Detroit saw 7 000 GM gear and axle workers walking out for a week while other disruptions hit Bull Dog Electrical and John A Roebling Sons. Some gains appeared as Montgomery Ward workers were reinstated after a pay dispute. Churchill praised Allied tank production while noting fighters in Normandy and Italy faced heavy strain as Soviet forces bore much of the war effort.
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Ccast
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Philadelphia
AFL
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Navy
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Detroit
Chevrolet Gear
Axte
General Motors Corp
Pratts Whithes
Ave Planta
Montgomery Ward
Cowie
Retrait
WLB
Bull Dog Electrical Production Co
Productinn cd
Aircraft Division
John A. Roebling Sona Co
Trenton
Ned
Boudaille-Hershey Corp
Buffalo
N.Y
John Harsch Bronze and Foundry Co
Cleveland
France
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Sherman
Normandy
U.S
Churchill
Italy
Germany
Henar Roll to Honor Local Service Members
Chronicle-Telegram urges families to add names of loved ones who served in the military to a Henar Roll book stored in the attic. The volume will be turned over to the library for permanence after completion, preserving service memories for current and future generations.
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Chroniclé-Telegran
Sevice
Death Record for Lt. Raymond A. Mitchell and Infant
Death record notes Lt. Raymond A. Mitchell of the U 4 in England and his infant child who died at birth. Survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank H Letterly Elyria and Mr and Mrs H A Mitchell Avon. Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery Medina conducted by Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home.
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U. 4
Arthu
England
Mitchell
Wear River Road
OR. D. No. 8
Elyria Merha
Tial Hospital
Frank H. Letterly
KR. D. No. 3
Elyria
H. A. Mitchell
Avon
Spring Grove Remastery
Medina
Su+dro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ferguson To Speak Here Tomorrow
Joseph Ferguson state auditor and Democratic nominee for reelection will address the Elyria Democratic Women's Club at a meeting tomorrow evening at the Woman's Club. The event, announced by Mrs. Benna Boone, president, follows Ferguson's visit to discuss criticism over highway funds and a related contract in the city.
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Elyria Democratic Women's Club
Alleeting
Woman's Club
Mra
Benna Boone
Ferguson Fele
Ctty
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State Highway Department
Gulf Fund
Vita
Fergieson
Henry J. Sturt
State Highwas Department
Hart
Heavy Run Of Beef Expected Amid Food Controls
A sweeping plan from the Food Administrator aims to cut beef grades by August 19 and Sept 1, shifting supply away from butcher shops to the armed forces and major restaurants. The dispute between OBA and WFA spurred the move, with compliance affecting heavy beef channels and pricing.
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Washington
Guiée
Masoni Tonedae
Vhainges
Obar
WFA
Germans Announce Rommel Victim of Accident
London reporting German news agency stated Field Marshal Rommel suffered injuries and a brain concussion in an accident. Allied correspondents in France described Rommel, commander of German forces on the Norman front, being critically wounded when his staff car was bombed and strafed by an Allied plane. Some accounts suggested he later died from his injuries.
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France
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Armlen
Norman Front
Local Fourth to Eighth Grade Art Class Displays Creativity
Fifteen boys and girls from fourth to eighth grade joined a Summer art class taught by Miss Dorothy 4. Jones, meeting Wednesdays and Fridays for four weeks in the Court House yard. They sketched with charcoal and painted in watercolors, with many choosing scenes of St. Andrew's church and the Methodist church.示
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Court House Yard
Chronicle-Telegram
Misa Jones
Sumer
New Jersey
Kent State University
St. Andrew's Church
First Congregational Church
Jane Sith
Charles Hyman
Paul Schroeter
Janet Rawson
Carol Maringer
Donald Longwell
Lorain
Harvey Wilcox
price @roup
Jack Craun
Conference Of GOP Governors Opens
ST LOUIS Republicans gathered for a governors conference amid wartime policy debates. The event focused on rallying support for Dewey and challenging President Roosevelt while discussing prewar and postwar strategy and administrative coordination.
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GOP Governors
ST Louis
Republian
Dewey
Roosevelt
Airport committee faces conflict over proposed lot and ballot
Page one continued report shows Dan stating opposition to the project yet the airport committee approves the plan. The five member panel includes Masur, Bhigi, Jaros, Jones, and Lora with various local entities represented. debate centers on influence over the ballot and potential ties to broader decisions.
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Ping Woon
Regerig
Pone
Court notes and civil cases from Elyria district
County commissioners approved a 736 dollar bill for jail fire damage and named Conrad Barry as a regular bridge operator replacement. Effie Tye won a divorce with 300 dollars alimony. The U S District Court remanded Edward Mittelstaedt versus Fisher Brothers for trial over alleged cheese-related health injuries. Violet Winters sought divorce from Fred with alimony and name restoration. Mildred Welburn won a default judgment for 104.79 dollars from a traffic collision. Local arrests included a dog bite injury to Danny Nixon and several license violations. Trial for William Patton Jr was continued to September 6 for assault and battery. Percy Truax was fined 10 dollars and costs for aggravated offense.
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Conrad Barry
Lorain
Erie Avenue Bridge
Holand Lumley
Elyria
Reegnica
Effie Tye
Levy
Dp. A. Deak
United States District Court
Edward Mittelstaedt
Versaillen
Fisher Brothers
U.S
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Fishers
Amherst
A. R. Agale
William Patton, Jr
Mreet
Mes Elvin Willam
E. J. Stankard
Percy Truax
Landale Tree
Wes
Justice of the Peace
Cummings
Carliste Inn
Baptist Young People Lead La Grange Church Service
In La Grange the Baptist church youth group conducted the evening service with Worship and song. Victoria Gambien and several members performed, George Oder led Scripture, and Elizabeth Oder and Margarete Jenks delivered messages. A letter urged a $600,000 airport bond issue, while the airport committee’s rejection was publicized after the May 17 meeting.
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LA Grange
The
Baptist Church
Victoria Gambien
Mary Elizabeth Bell
Margarete Jenks
Marjorie Carpenter
George Oder
Elizabeth Oder
Emma Geisel
Hasa
Black
Woaing
Ffscadiv
Rep Fish Wins as New York district reappointment unfolds
Unofficial returns from early New York precincts show Rep. Fish narrowly defeating rival Bennet for renomination in the reallocated 26th district amid third-party ballots. Missouri sees Sen. Clark leading for Attorney General. other races in Kansas and Virginia reflect shifting party dynamics and incumbents facing primary challenges.
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Hamilton
New York
Miagouti
Kanéat
Missouri
Anothat
Bennet Chathp. Clark
Frog M. Kitiriék
Arinthe
Vita Marcantonia
Fenoml
Holion
Martin J. Kennedy
Deih
Robert C. Palmer
Fish
Augustus W. Bennet
Newburgh
Bennet
Smatler
Vetera
Vales
New Counter
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell L. Willkie
GOP
Misaattri
Clark
Senate
Roy McKilirick
Forrest C. Donnell
Kansas
W P. Lambertson
Congress
Albert Cole
Cole
Lambertson
Clyde M. Reed
Curl Friend
Reed
Virginia
Patrick OH. Drewry
Dem
Ralph Daughtan
Harry FP
Byrd
Centenarian John Grate Honored at 99th Birthday
A party at C. A. Grate’s home in Lorain celebrated John HL Grate of Atwater on his 99th birthday. Friends from Lakewood Rocky River and Elyria attended bearing gifts. Grate, born in Portage County, was a carpenter and once served with the Gt Obie Voluntary Cavalry and now leads the John C. Fremont Post GA R. 729. Laura Grate, his wife, died last April 1 at age 99, and they would have marked their 52nd anniversary if she had lived until May 2.
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C. A. Grate
Lorain
John HL Grate
Atwater
Lakewood
Rocky River
Elywia
Mr. Grate
Portage County
Gt Obie Voluntary Cavalry
John C. Fremont
G A. R
Aly Hance
Mig
Laura
Falls From Load Of Wheat Cause Fractures
Rex E Hart of 434 Ninth Street fractured his shoulder blade and two ribs after falling from a load of wheat while threshing on a Carlisle township farm. He is recovering at Elyna Memorial Hospital. Anthony Whitman of 608 Cleveland Street was arrested at 3:45 pm for reckless driving after allegedly failing to stop at Court Street and Middle Avenue while on Second Street and is to appear in police court August 5.
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Rex E. "Hart
Ninth Street
Carlisle Township
Elyna Memorial) Hospital
Anthony Whitman
Cleveland Street
Court Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria Civic Forum Sets Four Programs and Incorporation
Elyria Civic Forum announced four programs to be staged at the high school auditorium starting November 15 with Robert St. John NBC commentator and Conract Thi’ bault popular baritone. Emily Kimbrey and Cordelia Otis Skinner join February 19, and Teresita and Emilio Onto perform March 21. The group plans incorporation as a non profit, with officers serving as trustees, and season tickets only.
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Elyria Civic Forum
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Curtis Spence
Robert Buils
Miriam McIntire
Gladys McCullough
Jack Norsworthy
The
Fortin
Alice McCratken
Edna Moore
Walter Armstrong
Carlton Squire
Stanley Orr
Kenneth Boyan
Marlon Crowder
Martin Beck
Richard Stevens
Miss McCracken
Market Prices and Farm Goods in Ohio and Nearby Regions
Market notes from Teveland show prices on vegetables fruit cereals and livestock. Listings include carrots celery corn cucumbers onions radishes squash tomatoes with notes on quality and demand. beef hogs cattle calves and sheep priced by weight with ranges. A Toledo report cites grain prices and regional acreage increases for 1944 alongside Erie area land development totals.
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Wren
Asi Hakt Hathouse
Cleveland Livertoch
Veland
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Laghartt Erickons
Fonnteca
Toledo
Erie
12 Injured In Crash Of Buses
A bus collision in Cleveland wounded twelve people and left others shaken. Passengers on the buses, most from Parma Heights and nearby suburbs, suffered various injuries including cuts, bruises, and chest and head injuries. The driver of the first bus was Floyd Twige of Cleveland. Fire later damaged a clothes closet in an apartment at 14 Second Street, with heat from a bulb igniting clothing and sparking gas from a broken carbide can, hampering efforts to fight the blaze.
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Greyhound Wis
Ahotstet
Halitec
Wagsengers
Suburbar
Fatma Heights
Columb
L. D. Kilmer
Bara Heights
Wouddiff Kuehling
Columbus
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Huenital
Car
Petit
Parma Heights
Hernan Groh
Rawter
Mansfeld
Alice Groh
Lucille
Marcellus Grihes
Irene Robinson
Helen Rohebach
David Cowen
Perrysville
Darrell Lister
Main St. Ashland
Mia
Noy Kravic
Loretta Schieman
Brunswick
Floyd Baker
Eric St. Lorain
Floyd Twige
Second Street
Quad Ny 1
A. R. Beach
Petersen's Ointment Relief For Piles Ad
Millions suffer with piles and find quick relief using Petersen's Ointment a soothing formula says a user who slept through the night after relief. Sold by druggists in 60 cents boxes with a money back offer if not relieved.
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