Girdler Urges Freight Carried In Today Planes Now
SAN DIEGO Aug. F.Tim M. Girdler chairman of the Board of Consolidated Aircraft warned in a radio address that freight for the fighting fronts must be carried in today’s planes. He praised Kaisers shipbuilders and Glenn J. Martin for stimulating interest and said Consolidated is in mass production of ferry transport planes and flying boats capable of carrying tons of war materials and troops. He cited the 334 ton Consolidated Coronado, with a hull bigger than a Pullman car, and said the Liberator models will carry five tons more than 300 miles, regularly crossing the Atlantic in hours. He said shipbuilders can help build planes in quantity and aircraft can move today’s freight.
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San Diego
Cal
Tim M. Girdler
Consolidated Aircraft
Mars
Erdics
Carty
Girdles
Former Canton Treasurer Charged With Embezzlement
Canton Ohio August 7 Former Canton City Treasurer Walt A Baum was charged in municipal court with embezzling city funds totaling 173,041 from August 1911 to June 9 1942 after an audit found a shortfall of 31 039 Recovery of 3 634 including 2 008 paid Arthur Williams was noted Aetna Casualty and Surety Co had insured the city up to 50 000 Baum's attorney said he would plead innocent at arraignment
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Canton, O
Aux
Norman Kendall
Walt A. Baum
A. C. E. Barthelmeh
Cits
Joseph T.m Ferguson
Baum
Arthur Williams
Canton
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
Flaum
Amherst To Pay Attorney Fees in Village Lawsuit
The Village of Amherst must pay 431.05 to counsel for Harold N. Ricket in a suit against the village over a proposed municipal light plant. Judge E H Saverd fixed the amount as reasonable for plaintiff's counsel DOW Myers and Milton Friedman for the defendant. Costs are payable and the decree was issued in common pleas court.
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Amherst
Attornes
Harold N. Ricket
E. H. Saverd
DOW, Myers
Bvy
Milton Friedman
Atformes
Ute
Obscure Donation Notice Names Individuals and Items
A fragmented article fragment mentions donors and names such as Carl Ziemke, Ressett Reis, Inka Wile, Wade, Frank Barset, Ed Schrader, and Rick Carnet. It references pewtery donations, salvage bins, and a Marien Frees man, with unclear context and roles.
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cAlavers
Pewtery
Crete
Bricalavers
Marien Freesman
Carl Ziemke
Ressett Reis
Frank Barset
Schrader
Rick Carnet
Bill Authorizes Funds For Naval Shore Facilities
A bill signed today authorizes funding for naval shore facilities. The measure provides 909.49100 dollars and 218.000 for training and support operations at naval depots and related sites. Details are sparse due to damaged text but the action confirms government support for shore infrastructure and training programs.
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Naval Os
Fragmented political budget talk and campaign mentions
The text depicts a murky political scene with budget hearings, accusations of misused funds, and references to candidates and officials. It mentions Dunn and Oberlin newspaper exposure, county salaries, and various political figures tied to a broader election debate without clear outcomes.
Contests Rise in Precinct B First Ward
Christian Stoleenburg, a Republican write in candidate, opposes Frank A. Stetson leadership as campaigns near deadlines. The article notes numerous local contenders for state representative and senator across parties, urging voters to support qualified nominees while detailing precinct B’s contest dynamics.
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Christian Stoleenburg le
Stolenburg Wa
Frank A. Stetson
Pitcinets
Owas
Woman Charged With Impersonating A Government Officer
A woman faces federal charges for impersonating a government official and attempting to obtain a loan under false pretenses. Federal agents arrested the suspect after an investigation tied to an Athens board matter. Bond is set at 105 dollars with conditions.
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Mares, O
Before
Varahan
Olteer 2
Athens
Canto
North Island
Diezo
California
Trial Drift From Prison Camp Drama Involving Stephan
Fragmentary report outlines Stephan aiding Krug and others in a German prison camp. Detroit connections appear with Judge Tuttle referenced. Krug captured by Federal agents faces charges, with sentencing expected around 19 years. court marshals involved. mentions of Levee and Lorain areas and a non appearing party raises questions about proceedings.
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Stephan
Hans Peter Krug
Heemany Et
Ont
Detroit
Tuttle
Nan Sympathiera
Tewas
Metra A
Treecom
Krug
Han
J ‘Inta
Athean
Dha Buanta
Death Record of Mrs Jennie Perkink Sew London
Mrs Jennie Perkink Sew London aged 63 a lifelong resident of New Bendet died at home after a long illness Funeral services will be held at Sackett funeral home on Sunday with Pastor Mitchell of First Methodist officiating Burial will be in Grose Street Cemetery She is survived by husband Fred a son Warne of Ashfind a daughter Leah Scott of Detroit and three grandchildren
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Jennie Perkink
London
Jens de Perkins
New Bendet
Sackett Funeral
New Wo TL
Court actions and filings in Lorain and area
In Lorain and nearby townships several court actions were reported. Esther TaFlaur sues Cienent C. La Flaur over a divot er and involves Lorain court proceedings. Sheffield Township trustees were authorized to transfer 2,000 from cruise fund to road and bridge funds. Mary E Braegger seeks divorce from Seabourn Braeger citing extreme cruelty. They wed April 37, 1923 at Monte Michigan. Mrs Braegger requests custody of their daughter. Mamie Hoffman sues August Hoffman for alimony and neglect of duty. married September 17 1535. The Builders Structural Steel Company of Cleveland sues J B Halpin for materials delivered.
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Mary E. Braegger
Denison Avenue
Seabourn Ub. Braeger
Monte
Michigan
Grargger
Mamie Hoffman
Stop
Broadway
Lorain
August Hoffman
St Marys School Boy Wins Reading Contest With 35 Books
After seven weeks of intensive reading, St Marys School student William Waterloo tops a group of young readers in a town contest. Special mentions go to William Powell Joseph Schock and Jean and Elgenol. A display by Herman Geer and classmates showcases a model habitat diorama and craft works.
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She Elyria Atrary
William Waterloo
St. Maria School
William Powell
Jarkiey School
Joseph Schock
Jean
Elgenol
Lonzfosta
Herman
Battle near Linchwan pacts with Chinese U S aid
Chinese forces aided by American bombing strive to take Linchwan as outages of fighting persist. A Chinese commander reports strong resistance and casualties amid the three day battle in the Chungking theater.
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Chungking
Aus
Linchwan
Wulitane
War Production Board Plans Large Cargo Plane Output
Fragmented text describes War Production Board aims for mass cargo plane production. Mentions Orexon shipyard, production pace, and cost factors. References to Nelson, Ratet, Bash, and congressional committee, with concerns about steel shortages and war needs.
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Hawer
Orexon
Wen Chatman
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson iv
Anaie
Ratet & Bash
Oregon
Abe
War Prediction Board
Lorain Man Bound Over To Grand Jury
Jamey Joseph Folsy of Te fain was bound over to the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge with intent to commit larceny. He pleaded guilty and $1000 bond was set. He allegedly broke into the Venture Inn supper club on Lake Avenue near Elyma Avenue early Monday. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Gur2eh, who investigated, reported a large sum of money taken. Folsy admitted tying into the club with others.
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Jamey Joseph Folsy
Te Fain
Grand
H. C. Cummines
Folsy
Venture Inn
Lake Avenue
Elysia Averaue
Elyma
Joseph
County approves enhanced county building insurance plan
County commissioners yesterday approved a new insurance plan for county buildings and contents, providing broader coverage and higher limits. The plan, recommended by the Territorial County Insurance Association, covers 200000 for buildings and 7570 for contents with five policies shared among members, and adds wind, fall protection, and other expanded protections at an average annual cost around 622.80 to 702.00 depending on form chosen.
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Terain County
Ascation
Harold 2 Covault
Sform
Judge Urges Undivided Loyalty to United States
Judge DOA Cook addresses 46 new United States citizens urging unwavering loyalty and support for war efforts. He warns against divided allegiance and emphasizes using war bonds and conserving materials as duties of all Americans. He notes a federal judge’s death sentence as evidence the nation tolerates no disloyalty.
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Doa Cook
United States
Torparent
Detceit
Fined For Not Taking Out Permits For Work
Charles Sternberger fined for work without permits, by Mayer Joseph Q Petra. The case notes penalties for failing to obtain approvals, amid mention of unrelated references to birds and mites, with no clear material context or location.
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Charles Sternberger
Fhe Dallurs
Mayer Joseph Q Petra
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