Japanese Public Not Informed Of Surrender Offer
In San Francisco a report notes Japanese public was not informed of a surrender offer while citizens were urged to stay calm. Tokyo radio abruptly announced Premier Suzuki's cabinet had taken control of the People's Volunteer Corps and abolished its headquarters, a force of over one million civilians. The FCC recorded the broadcast. A separate US-directed broadcast suggested conditional surrender after cabinet consensus.
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San Francisco
Radion
Tokyo
Kantaro Suzuki
People's Volunteer Corps
Lastditch
FCC
United States
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Early Easing Of Rationing Seen After V-J Day
Washington reports suggest a quick easing of meat and fat rationing may follow V J Day, with gasoline rationing ending within days of war’s end. Tires shoes clothing expected to grow more abundant as Agriculture Department confirms this year’s crops will be the third largest in history.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
34 Perished In Train Wreck In Michigan Empire Builder Crash
Wrecking crews cleared twisted steel after a Great Northern Empire Builder collision in Michigan on Thursday night. Thirty four people died including nineteen servicemen and one officer. at least fifty injured, fifteen serious. Civilian dead included ten women, two men, and two children. Army withheld names pending kin notification.
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Michigan
N. 1
Great Northern Railway
Empire Builder
Army
Redeployment Timetable for Allied Divisions
Paris notes a redeployment timetable with multiple divisions preparing to leave Le Havre or embark for Southampton. The 30th Infantry Division plans departure of the 319th regiment, the 1st Airborne begins high seas movement, and the 4th Infantry Division progresses from Camp St. Louis to Le Havre. The 36th Infantry Division also signals advance and main bodies moving through Camp Norfolk at Reims toward Le Havre in midweek.
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Paris
30Th Infantry
le Havre
Southampton
Queen Mary
1Ath Airborne Division
High Seas
4Th Infantry Division
Camp St. Louis
Reims
36Th Infantry Division
Norfolk
Grafton Voters to Decide on School Levy Renewals
Grafton Village and Grafton Township districts will vote in November on three mill levies for five years to fund current operating expenses. The Township levy renews a current three mill measure set to take effect in 1946, while the Village levy, not in effect this year, would continue a previously expired levy.
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Grafton Village
Grafton ‘Township
Ole
Lorain County Board of Elections
Named To Farm Security Group
Marion J Crile of Huntington Township was named to Lorain County Farm Security Administration committee for a three year term at the Medina office. He succeeds William A Murray. Joining Crile next year are Howard Dayton Oberlin Route 1 and Mrs Dorothy B Lehriver Grafton Route 2. Crile runs a general farm and is active in ag groups.
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Marion J. Crile
Wellington
Lorain County Farm Security Administration
FSA
Medina
Crile
William A. Murray
Howard Dayton
Oberlin
Dorothy BE. Lehriver
Grafton
Death notices for Frank F and Ward Lorain
Frank F a Wellington resident died Friday at Lodi hospital after moving to Wellington a decade ago. He left a sister Mrs Ida Bricker and niece Mrs M L Dallas with him, plus a son Elwood in California. Body at Sharp General Home. services pending word from son. Ward Lorain aged 67, formerly Elyrian, died Friday at home 1848 Broadway. He was a retired electrician and Brotherhood of Electrical Workers member with three stepsons and a sister in Pittsfield. Funeral at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev Richard Mitchell officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Frank F
Castle Wellington
Castle, Til
Lodi Hospital
Ife
Wellington
Ida Bricker
M. £. Dallas
Elwood
California
Sharp General Home
Haflie RH
Ward
Lorain
Broadway
Tab P
Ternatonal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Richard
Hebert
Niy Wand
Alice Laintsberry
Pitts ‘Field
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Wall Moe
Watt
Richard Mitchell
United Hretiren Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Three Minor Traffic Accidents Reported
Three minor traffic accidents were reported to Elyria police last night and this morning. George M Nalbken reported his truck was struck by a car that fled after the crash. Bert Davka and J Garries said their car was damaged at Broad street and Washington avenue after a hit ignore. Richard Loomis said Andrew Simon backed into his car on Broad street causing damage to the Simon vehicle.
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Fifth Street
East Avenue
Daisy Bette Guest
Middle Avenue
Norval Hemminger
Lorain
Elyria
George M. Nalbken
Huron Pstreet
Bert Davka
J. Garries
Brandston Avenue
Broadstreet
Washington Avenue
Dayka
Richard Loomis
River Street
Broad Street
Andrew Simon
Lewisiana Avenue
Simon
Elyria candidates file four expense accounts
Four more expense accounts for Elyria candidates in the July primary were filed yesterday and today at the Lorain County Board of Elections. Russell Austin, candidate for one of the three Republican nominations for councilman at large, reported spending $23.03. Seward N. Black, Republican nominee for Third Ward councilman, reported expenses of $40.66. Accounts reporting no expenses were filed by Wilbur H. Gaston, Republican nominee for city treasurer, and Alfred Alten, Democratic nominee for councilman at large. Both were unopposed.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Hendricks An Ohio Airman Returns From Europe
Elyria High School alumnus Hendricks served with the 48nd Bombardment Group 31st Squadron in Europe. He earned the Presidential Citation with Oak Leaf, Air Medal, Gallantry Medal, and ETO ribbon with three stars. He arrived Aug 2 on the Queen Mary with 18 000 others, on a furlough week before reporting to San Antonio Texas.
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Germany
Berlin
Krakow
Poland
Americgt
Hendacks
Win
Oan Elyria
The
Ann
E. Hendricks
West Eleventh Street
Europe
48Nd Bombardment Group
31St
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Service Visitors At Ration Board List Furloughs
Members of the armed forces visiting the Office of Elyria War price and Ration Board Friday to report furlough lengths. Names include S Sgt George Beyerlina Jr 45 days Pvi Joseph Thome 11 days A C John Charles Lyons Jr 15 days John J Knechtges 9 days T-5 Doris Moore 3 days 2nd Lt William F Humphrey 21 days Pfc Ernest R Heath 30 days Pfc Q M Roger Dennis 1 day Robert C Offenburger 9 days Pvt Frank W W Schaefer 1 day Ptc William J Petkovsek 2 days Charles May Hall 9 days Robert E Aukerman 7 days Pie Joseph R Won Lat Robert Rourke 0 da Williams street entries end.
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Office of
Elyria War ‘Price and Ration Board
George Beyerlina Jr
Army
Bath Street
Joseph FP
Thome
Nagel Road
Avah
John Charles Lyons Jr
Navy Air Corps
Fremont Street
John J. Knechtges
Navy
Erie Street
Riverside
Frank W.W. Schaefer
R. D
Grafton
Ptc
William J. Petkovsek
R. DB
Charles
E- May Hall
U. S. Navy
Center Street
Grattan
Robert E. Aukerman
ASS Navy
West Avenue
Pie Joseph R
Linwood Street
Robert Rourke
Willams Street
Names of service members listed in wartime notice
A long OCR fragment lists individuals with addresses and military branches including Army Air Corps Navy Marine Corps and Army. It appears as a roster or roll call from a wartime page noting service members and their residences, many with street addresses and city names. The text references several streets and avenues and specific units, without cohesive narrative.
Court notices and divorces sweep Elyria area
Local court actions include Erma V. Boulton filing for divorce from Roy A. Boulton citing gross neglect of duty. custody requested for their child. Additional suits involve Michigan Mutual Liability Co and Russett Trucking Co. a traffic accident case seeks damages. Public notices report transcripts on a grand jury for a traffic manslaughter charge and various theft and juvenile court cases.
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Erma V. Boulton
East River Street
Roy A. Boulton
Barberton
Michigan Mutual‘ Liability Company
Detroit
Russett Trucking Company
Bay Bridge
Ohio
Aled
Joseph F. Eiringer
R. DB
Sheffield
Lake Tord
Sheffield Lake
Trucking
Lorain
Richard Shumate
Elyria
Georgina Tennyson
Shumate
Publisher Claude Rowley dies of cerebral hemorrhage
Claude A. Rowley of Ashtabula, publisher of four Northeast Ohio papers including the Ashtabula Star Beacon and the Painesville Telegraph, died Friday at 12 50 p m after a cerebral hemorrhage. He founded radio station WICA in Ashtabula in 1937 and served in numerous newspaper roles.
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Claude A. Rowley
Ashtabula
Ohin
Ced
Cleveland Clini Hospital
Rowley
Lora Times-Merald
Lorain
A. Rowley
Capaci U
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Select
First Congregational Church
Astitabila
Rotary Slug
Utestees
Ashtabula Hospital
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Russia
Robert B
Donald
Row+ Jes
F. A. Rowley
Virgil
Ruth Hazard
Wilford Wood
Milwaukee
Wis
Laura Watkins
A Rowley
F. A. and
R. C. Hoiles Nf Alliance
Ashtabula Star-Beacon
Geneva Free Press
Oberlin Graduate Cleared in State Dept Theft Case
Oberlin College announced that a Washington grand jury exonerated John Stewart Service of charges he stole State Department documents. Service, a 1931 Oberlin graduate and State Department foreign service officer since 1932, received strong support from many Oberlin associates who urged fair treatment and eventual exoneration.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Washington, D. C
John Stewart Service
State Department
Service
Foreign Service
Corporal Dyke Receives Certificate of Merit
Corporal Wilford J. Dyke stationed near Frankfort in Germany earns the Certificate of Merit for outstanding duty as reconnaissance platoon corporal in Headquarters Company 5th Armored Division Trains during July 26, 1944, to April 26, 1945. The citation, signed by Maj. Gen Lunaford E. Oliver, is sent to his parents Mr and Mrs George Dyke of Cleveland Road.
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Cpl
Wilford J. Dyke
Germany
Frankfort
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Cpt. Dyke
5Th Armored Division
Lunaford E. Oliver
Soldiers in Pacific Holdouts From Luzon to New Britain
Across Luzon Borneo New Guinea and New Britain sizable Japanese forces remain in resistance. Allied coastal offensives and island garrisons press to reduce pockets as supply lines tighten and combat persists into the campaign phase.
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Luzon
Borneo
New Guinea
New Britain
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Brandiston Avenue
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Louisiana Avenue
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Marseilles Avenue
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Eighth Street
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Bell Avenue
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Floralcourt
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Louisiana Ave
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Pasadena Avenue
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Amah
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West River Street
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Lave Avenue
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Bond Street
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO