Allied Bombers Strike Germans as RAF Brings Heavy Assault
British and Canadian forces press offensive with a large air hammering over Italy and Britain. RAF sent over 1,000 four engined bombers to the Cadn area, while up to 250 heavy bombers hit Szombethely near Vienna from Italy. The campaign includes a 6,000 ton raid clearing paths for troops and destroying hangars and planes. Simultaneously a purge list of fascist crimes leaders is presented to a high court for trial.
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London
Baul Gna
Yehaive
Getiail
Italy
Britain
RAF
Battle Lnies
Cadn
Szombethely
Vienna
Germany
Arno
Florence
County Voters To Decide Airport Bond Issue
County commissioners agree to place the airport bond on the ballot letting voters express themselves though some oppose it. Commissioner Dunn notes opposition, while Branson and Wickens favor giving voters a say. Black argues the airport committee asked to wait and the bond should not be submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gy. Dunn
Oceans Sions
Alan Branson
E. M. Wickens
Black
A. H. Agate
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young
An ad-like piece markets a hormone therapy product promising renewed vitality for men over a certain age. It touts improved mood and exertion with a new formula, urging readers to consider starting Tromone to regain former energy and pleasures. The tone mirrors a period medical pitch with emphasis on personal renewal and ease of use.
Col McNair Dies on Guam Son of General Melair
Col. Douala McNair 87 son of the late Lt Gen Lesley J Melair died on Guam The Wir fe partment lodap sought further des ails of the déatt of Guam He was an artillery officer who helped develop tank destroyer techniques A West Point graduate class of 1928 he was promoted to colonel last December
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Washington
Guam
Douala
McNair
Lesley J. Melair
West Point
Calopel
Three Men Seek Induction At Once In Elyria
Three volunteers in Elyria traveled to Cleveland for pre induction exams. If they pass, they go to reception centers or training stations to start military service. One lead volunteer, Robert Davies Jr, guided the group. Chester Senet, a city fireman, led a separate group but did not seek immediate induction.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Robert $. Davies
Chester Senet
Seneft
Bombers Hit Shanghai Harbor in Destructive Attack
Chungking reports Attiofienn UH bombers attacked Shanghai causing great devastation in the harbor area. Shipping in the Whampoa river was severely damaged as authorities describe the scene as disastrously hit.
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Chungking
Central
Shanghai
Hoon
Whampoa
Truck Farmers To Study Seed Sources
Officers and directors of the Northerly Ohio Truck Farmers Association will meet with CoC Allison, Ohio State University extension specialist, at the Graystone hotel to discuss seed sources treated to make plants more resistant to UV diseases. The group focuses on seed treatments to control tomato canker and cabbage cauliflower black rot, aided by seedsmen. C Hummel, county extension agent, notes the association mainly includes Garden County vegetable growers with a few from Betelvad Cityohogy counties.
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Ohio Truck Farmers’ Association
Coc
Allison
Ohio State University
Graystone Hotel
C. Hummel
Ohio Truck Firtees! Association
Gardin Couy Vegetable
Betevad Cityohogy
Brighton Board hires Grace Cummins as teacher
Grace Cummins of Wellington was employed by the Brighton Township Board of Education as a high tax teacher for tiled and fourth grades at Brighton School. She is the wife of O B Cummins, Penfield Township superintendent, and studied at Michigan State Normal College and Defiance College. She previously taught in Licking, Knox and Medina counties and was on Lorain County substitute lists last year. Continued note on health resignation of Atis Margaret Huot.
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Grace Cummins
Wellington
Brighton Township
Court House Sales and County Bids Noted in Avon Lake
County Auditor Frank Apteshit reports ongoing sale of fattened fanda with 25 parcels sold at $1 to $2 each and total receipts of $47.25 for 24 lots, while some parcels may be reoffered. Commissioners award county office supply contracts to several firms, including Columbus Klenk for bonds and pads, and Fred Proctor Co for record fees. Local court actions include a divorce suit, fines for driving with no license, intoxication penalties, and a $50,000 damage suit against former Avon Lake mayor dismissed with costs.
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Frank Apteshit
Avon Lake
L Ave
General County
Columbus Klenk Book Ch
Johnson Watson Co
Fred Proctor Co
Eldred Co
Olive Dolman
Aginst
James J. King
Sar
Common Pleas Court
Todiy
Dolman
Markets Mix Amid Hazy Figures And Odd Mentions
A scrambled market page lists wide ranging items from reel movies to food products and local tips with scattered figures and unclear references. Names, places, and numbers appear sporadically, creating a dense mosaic of investments and commodities without a clear central story or totals.
First Call For Apple Pickers In Lorain County
The agricultural extension service announces a new season for apple picking in Lorain County. Adult workers are needed in orchards with the season expected to run through November while Jamaica laborers begin arriving to meet demand.
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Lorain
Wortén
Henty
Leimbach
Finfinger
Farm Labor Office
Worten
Lettbach
Mueber
Elyria
Larain
Jamaica
Lorash County
Prompt Casualty Reporting Requested by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram urges prompt reporting of military casualties by families. It notes the cooperation helps the paper share news with friends and offers support to service members' families during difficult days.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rosaries Sought for Servicemen by Local Committee
Mrs. Percy Craine of the Catholic Universe Bulletin leads a drive to collect rosaries for servicemen. The local committee has sent 24 rosaries with 180 repaired for use, and members including Mrs. Peter C. Kelling and Mrs. Leo Grubi welcome further donations to forward to campaign headquarters.
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Percy Craine
Catholic Universe Bulletin
Mathe Rasaces
Craine
Camputen Headquart
Tera
Peter C. Kelling
Leo Grubi
Carleton Finegan
Frank Horan
O. A. Bogart
Seaman Fred T Kans ney Drowning Victim Near Washington
Mrs Paul W Kenney of Blanton learned yesterday that their son Fred T Kans ney, a seaman and Navy enlistee since December 1943, drowned near Solomon's Point Washington where he was stationed. Details scarce. body to Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wellington for burial in Brighton. services date to be announced.
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Paul W. Kenney
Blanton
Fred T. Kansney
Solomon's Point
Washington
Kerrey
Mary Kenney
Prospect St. Oberlin
Fred
Fred Ty Koneney
Howard Apartments
Olive Baylor
Keith Andrews
Wellington
Brighton
Twenty six 4 H boys judge dairy cattle at county practice
Twenty six members of forain County boys Four H clubs judged dairy cattle yesterday at the Lawrence Betts farm Penfield township. Several plan to enter the county fair dairy cattle judging contest with $15 prizes for the top Four H and Future Farmers of America teams. A. J. Lehrmeyer, 164 Parmely avenue, was fined $50 and costs and his license suspended for six months after a drunken driving arraignment before Mayor A. R. Agate. Fender damage occurred in a Broad street collision between Mrs. William A. Schmittgen and Mrs. P. H. Dellefield, Elyria, per police report.
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Forain County
Lawrence Betts
Penfield Township
High Future Farmers of America
C. J. Mummel
A. J. Lehrmeyer
Parmely Avenue
A. RL Agate
West Avenue
William A. Schmittgen
R. Db
Elyrt
Death Record William W Clark
Meritorial services will be held Sunday August 13 at 2 B. f. at Spencer High School for Private William W Clark of the United States Maine Corps who died recently in the South Pacific. Surviving wife Heity Clark mother Mabel Clark sisters Jery and Joyce Elyria father William Clark grandfather Mrs Anna Clark and grandparents Mr and Mrs W Ho Young of Spencer. Flowers omitted. Extra Gas For Victory Gardeners To Stop.
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William W. Clark
Spencer High School
Wiliam W. Clark
United States
Maine Corpa
South Pacific
Heity Clark
Gin Billy
Medinai
Mabel. Clark
Jery
Joyce
Elyria
William Clark
Anna Clark
Cleveland
W. Ho Young
Spencer
Lorain County unions plan labor picnic at Crystal Beach
A. F. of L. unions in Lorain County announce a September 4 picnic at Crystal Beach with invited speaker William Green of the American Federation of Labor. A parade, contests, and programs are planned with bus transportation to be arranged for attendees.
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A. F
L. Unions
Lorain
Athétican Federation of
Taba
Loraby County
Crystal Beach
Suris
Alva Kemp
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Nent
Britten
Paul Walker
W. W. Walker
East Hiver Street
Richard Mather
Oak Street
Lake Avenue
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