Allied MacArthur raids mark first Philippine return push
General MacArthur announced Bomber raids began in the Philippines with Davao on Mindanao Island as the opening target. Roosevelt pledged to return with U.S. forces. Attacks followed raids on Halmahera as Allied forces moved from New Guinea toward the Philippines.
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Neadocanters
Southwest Pacific
Deiblas MacArnur
Philippines
Roosevelt
Philipspines
Davan
Mindanag Island
MacArthur
Hawaii
U.S
Davad
Mihdanan
Pacific
New Guinea
Australia
Sansipar
Long Island
Davao
Noemfoor
Biak
Geelvink Bay
Halmahera
Nursing School Reaches 68 Enrolled in Class
The M. B. Yohntan School of Nursing at Elytia Memorial Koe plinl reports 68 students, aided by a new class of 20 admitted this week. The three year program began Monday with freshman traditions, including pajama party and initiation rituals, as upperclassmen welcome newcomers at Cascade Park events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Yohntan School of Nursing
Elytia Memorial Koeplinl
Ford
Beery
Hintses
Wass
Cascade Park
Athens Athens
Malietta
Nelsonville
Athens
Elyria memorial hospital nursing graduation awards
Caps pins and diplomas were presented to Betty Jorgensen Louise Thiel Dowis Winger Katherine Rumph June Novak Margaret Lyons Harriet Mills Male Roe Helen Jeblicka Leona Walters Ruth Munson and Emma Kelly. The awards were given by Naomi Beery Lela Stucky and James Bo Thorns with Mrs Thomas presiding and musical numbers preceding the program. Separate notes mention manufacturing material losses and Elyria fire losses totaling 12905.65 for the first six months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jorgensen
Louise Thiel
Dowis Winger
Katherine Rumph
June Novak
Margaret Lyons
Harriet Mills
Male Roe
Helen Jeblicka
Leona Walters
Ruth Munson
Emma Kelly
Naomi Beery
Elyria Memorial Hostal
Lela Stucky
AY Bo Johnson
James Bo Thorns
Elyria
The
Red Cross
Thomas
Cair
Carlton Squire
Jane Pambers
George Tulk
Retrenchment in Aircraft Program Cuts Bombers and Shifts War Effort
Washington reports retrenchment in the aircraft program following the Normandy invasion. The War Department told the War Production Board that four engine H-14 Liberator bombers will be reduced, plant closures may occur, and 120000 workers will be released by 1944 end while remaining production focuses on the B 29 Superfortress and B 32 long range bomber. American strikes against Japan and Sumatra were noted with new bomber details pending disclosure.
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Obitis
Hag
Washington
Hictert Aleft
Air Attac
Agi¢ Artilek
Europe
Africa
Japan
War Department
War Production Board
Normandy
Buch Athase Mal
Sumatra
Eight New Cases Of Polio In Ohio
Ohio health director ALO Markwith reported eight new polio cases today, bringing total 204 cases since January 1. Four were in Monte Romery county with one each in Tateas, Wood, Summit and Trams bull. Cuyahoga and Summit counties hold the most active cases, with 21 in Cuyahoga and many in Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbure
Ohio
Atate Health
Alo H. Markwith
Markwith
Monte Romery
Tateas
Wood
Summit
Trams Bull
Cuyahoga
Three Super Forts Lost In Raids On Nagasaki and Sumatra
War department reports three super fortresses were lost in raids on Nagasaki in Japan and Miombang in Sumatra, but notes good results. A La Junta airfield commander said three training-plane crew members died in a crash seven miles west of here. Parole board schedules for Louis Guitt noted. Front dispatches describe heavy fighting in the Normandy region with Allied advances toward Le Mans and Falaise, and mentions German counterattacks and encirclement efforts.
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Washington
Nagasaki
Japan
Miombang
Sumatra
War Department
LA Junta Cola
Lester S. Hare
la Junta Airfeld
Mies
Here
Alan W Hobbe
Yon O
Russell FE. Hobbs
Rinite
Akron
Orne
Thing-Harcourt
Caen
United Press
Richard D. McMillan
Vire- Mortain
Avranches
Normandy
Brittany
Moran
Mes
Avrapebes
Amerivaty
Vire
le Mans
Carn
Falaise
George S Pattan, Jr. Owas
Yates
Kin Tiwlies
FL Goeth
Tuoisie
Sty
Supreme Headquarters
London
Paris
Chartres
Rienen
Intland
Nantes
Fiatee
Lauetes
Brittens Pen
Brest
Death Record for Joséph H Subiéck in Lorain
Joséph H Subiéck aged 44 died at Rid Koma Lorain after two weeks illness born in Potat Poland March 12 1870 lived in Lorain 44 years worked at White Roth Co and as a machinist at National Tube 28 years member of Nativity Church Knights of Columbus Lorain Camp Modern Woodmen United Polish Club of Leenin survived by wife Hateh two daughters Mrs Jod Ortikowski and Mrs Edward Gore both of Cleveland two brothers John and Stace Subjeck and sister Mrs Agnes Tourowski of Cleveland funeral Monday August 14 from Nativity church with Rev Fr Aq konaraki family cemetery burial
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Joséph H. Subiéck
Rid Koma
2Th Street
Lorain
Potat
Poland
Grate
White Roth Co
Pear
National ‘Tube
Knights of Columbus
Lorain Camp
Modern Woodmen of América
United Polish Club of
Leenin
Hateh Heta
Jod ‘Ortikowski
Edward Gore
Cleveland
Ohn
Stace
Nativity Church
Phons Konaraki
Bittner Funeral
Witte
Muddled WWII Report From Fragmented OCR Burst
A damaged wartime notice recounts RAF bombings on northern France against flying bomb sites and supply routes, plus an incident near a court where a person suffered injuries in sleet. The text blends scattered military actions with a broken local detail about a court scene and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdewoy
Dijan
Dortmund
France
Naz AY
Fromae
Bose North Court
Court notes bids for county home stoker cars announced
Lorain authorities set August 21 bid date for three cars of stoker venal for the County Home as part of county business. The court also sees numerous divorce suits filed today including cases by Ann M. Darmos, Rose J., Ursula Myers, Geneva Sager, Beulah, Leray A. Shick, and Jodi Charles Maures, among others, with grounds including cruelty neglect and desertion.
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Hoday
Four new teachers hired by two boards for Grafton and Columbia townships
Grafton and Columbia Township school boards filled four teaching posts to start the new year. Grafton added Ione Mary Geisel for grades three and four at Elyria’s Ninth Street campus and Leote Mitchell for grades five and six at North Ridgeville. Columbia Township hired Betty Jane Newburgh as finish teacher and Jean Sharkey as Latin with chemistry instructor for the high school. Newburgh and Sharkey bring degrees from Baldwin Wallace and Went State University respectively, succeeding staff who moved to Avon Lake and Bedford. The district reports only two eight vacancies remain countywide.
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Credit Cu Teachig
Cleveland
Seharkey
Went State University
Geneva
Columbia School
Barebara Shriver
Bedford
Loretz Sells Middle Ave Grocery Store Title
R M Loretz sells his 634 Middle Avenue store to Burnell Bar hes Schuster formerly with Ne Hi Bottling Company. Schuster now runs the shop selling groceries confectionery school supplies and nations. Loretz retires after a 10 year eight month tenure dating from December 1930. He once worked as a motorman and dispatcher for the Green Line. He has lived in Elyria since 1916 and plans rest with possible fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Loretz
Middle Avenue
Burnell «Barhes
Lovetz
Cleveland Southwestern Electric Railway
Elyria
Loretz
Mayor applauded as man fined for intoxication
Carl Ingwer of Second Street and West Avenue was fined four dollars and costs after applauding the mayor during a ceremony. Leonard Mays, a railroad camp resident, also paid five dollars and costs for intoxication after being found on Court Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ingwer
Second Streets
West Avenue
Mingver A. R. Agate
Ofio Guard
Bert
Ingwer
Agate
Leonard Mays
Court Street
Tnaan
County paid 217.58 for state prisoners meals this year
County records show 501 meals served to Gratton prison farm inmates and 488 meals to state prisoners held by parole officers this year. Commissioners seek legal advice on recovering these costs from the state while noting rising inmate numbers. A separate police report states a spotlight valued at 20 dollars was stolen from a car at a filling station corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton
Board of State
John Grouse
Middle Avenue
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Market list page with fruits vegetables and livestock
A fragmented market listing shows prices for apples oranges greens and herbs, plus ceramics and general produce. It includes cucumbers tomatoes peaches and cantaloupes, with livestock categories for hogs cattle calves and sheep and lambs with price ranges and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutteneas
Bekt
Dutenesa
Talis
Geuden
Dale WP SM
Heitras Gasel
VITA
Edie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oia
Cies
Wonen
Webel
Vestal
Louis Guitt
Squean
Ohio Parole Board
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Joseph H. Siribor
Mrs. Clara Smith
Sirs
Gian Smitty
Sault Abbey Road
Olena
Hyedi Flyrla
George E. Smith
Betty Jane
Leonard. Mahl
Ben Mahl
Edward Mahl
Bath
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Nichols
Berwell
B. Thomas Wakeman
B. Thomas
Collins
East Townsend
Valparaiso
Ind
Chin Heowns
Mary
Sturtevant Wakeman
Mary C Sturtevant
Northrup Street
Fly
Amherst
Birmingham
Flyria
Dune Co
Lawrence Hucks
Lakewond
Gerald Wilson
California
Maurice
Edward
Elytun
George Becker
Awai
Elvira Memorial Trespinal
Bearney
St Peter's Cemetery
Goll of
Satna Bay
Aangee
Fala
Seumur
Argentar
Feuil
Vatheuil
Alencor Chartres
Rouen
Fontainableau
Forleant
Emeaugetey
Chambord
Haumont
Miles
Mittlink
St. Nazaire
Lorient
Mortain
Acme Telephotoi
Ann M. Darmos
John
Healeh
Steve Barcer
Rose J
Ursula Myers
Clyde
Geneva Sager
Robert
Guy B Findley
Gerald Gildentminster
Guy BR Findley
Adi Beebe
Willard
Koppentafer
Leray A. Shick
Taday Fren
Berty Oan
Trev
Jay Burgess
Jodi
Charles Maures
Clyde Neumeyer
Rod
Columbia Station
Justice of the
Powe Hoc
Mary Nagy
Gabor
Gresvan Lines, Inc
Chicago
Charles A. Rogers Transportation Co
Detroit
Sit
Juanita Judson
Wellington
Merwin
Andrew Bakar
Dan Barson
NORMA
Greece
Loretz Sells
Middle Ave
A. W. Jewell
American Beauty
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