Only U S Knows Detail Of New Atomic Bomb
Ottawa reports Munitions Minister Howe states that while the United States Great Britain and Canada share atomic knowledge, only the United States knows bomb manufacture details. Canada provides essential raw materials and has not claimed manufacturing responsibility amid leakage concerns. Britain similarly hesitates. The text notes ongoing atomic experiments without implying immediate weapon development.
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Ottawa
Howe
United States
Great Britain
Canada
United
Kingdon
Sot Riesit
Whee Garibini
Gifts Showered On Set At Hensel’s Memorial
Battle Creek reports the community showering gifts on Master Set Frederic Veneel a 26 year veteran of World War II as Chicago and Detroit papers praise him. He received up to 8000 in cash and a flood of presents for his valor and his wife. The hospital notes show his injuries and efforts toward artificial limbs. The story highlights the wartime heroism and local gratitude.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Frederic Veneel
Okinawa
Ted
Detroit
Chicago
Set Hensel
Jlewellay
Yesterd Jones Hospital
Veterans Facts Bn
Hensel
Garth
TOON
Robles
Hogpilat
Death Record CHARL BETTS and others in Fairport area
Death notices for Charl Betts 68 of Phenerta and several relatives describe multiple deaths. Oscar A L Bets of Cleveland and others survive, with service details and funeral arrangements at Ritter Funeral Home and local churches. Widespread notices include Katherine Fitch and Katherine Kothe with service plans and surviving family.
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Charl Betts
Phenerta
Betts
Tee A Bette
Fee
Balnen
Wotrmetown
St Marys Pehutch
Che Sui
Oscar AL Bets
Cievels
Bernier
Katherine Kothe Amherst
Katherine Kathelba
Ada Cleveland Avenue
Boys Taken In Custody For Theft Accusations
Two youths were taken into custody in Elyria after admitting involvement in a downtown theft. Juvenile authorities arranged a heavy schedule for processing as police and prosecutors compile the case. Names and exact ages were not clearly readable in the report.
Theft Reported by Elyria Women at Beach
Two Elyria women reported clothing and other articles stolen while they swam near Cueke Erie west of Lorain. Items missing included two pairs of slacks two purses a gasoline can a bank card and eighteen dollars in cash. The thieves also took automobile keys leaving the car unlocked.
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Elyria Wos
Cueke Erie
Lorin
Chenus Department
Restora Merniie
Seta
HO Warace, Jr
Autonmobile
Horace
Oberlin Woman Injured When Car Hits Pole
An Oberlin woman was injured when her vehicle left Route 20 west of Elyria and struck a pole after losing control. The crash caused facial injuries and a head wound, with witnesses reporting a dash and collision near Bl
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Oberlin
Elyria
George Thempenn
Var
Pete
Stop Printing Of New Ration Books
Washington reports a government order to halt printing new ration books. The note cites confusion over book numbers and distribution plans, with officials debating whether to continue issuing five hundred thousand copies and how to handle existing stock.
Bronze Star Medal Awarded for Service in World War II
The record notes that Medal for faithful service during World War II was awarded to an individual tied to France Belgium and other regions. It praises devotion and efforts in aiding relief and rescue during the war and mentions names connected to Collins Hollow.
Liner Europa To Make Trip Soon
Southampton reports Germany's 4,748 ton liner Europa will soon undertake its first postwar voyage. The ship is expected to be used as a troopship under the direction of the United States War Shipping Administration.
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Southampton
Germany
Europa
Nnd
Poa
United States
War Shipping Administraton
Boy Admits Break-In At Wagon Wheel Cafe
A nine year old Elyria boy confessed to police that he broke into the Wagon Wheel Cafe on Van Clark Street Sunday and again Monday afternoon. The boy, taken into custody by Officer Olmstead, implicated another youth who was released. The proprietor Gere Murat reported $260 missing, with ten dollars a week earlier.
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Elyria
Wagon Wheel
van Clark Street
Aufaint
Poller Chet EB
Do Stankard
Mebin EB. Olmstead
Hin Aleve
Uromphl
Gere Murat
Ohioans Lose Lives In Series Of Weekend Accidents
Across Ohio over the weekend at least seven people died in accidents. Three traffic fatalities included Mrs. Ruby Crist of Nettie Lake in a Route 49 crash northwest of Bryan and a motorcycle collision near Massillon involving Roy Abel and Harry Cochran. Two drownings occurred near Akron with Dorothy Alexander and John Crue. A Cleveland incident saw six year old James Rizan drown at the Edgewater pier after ignoring a warning. A Sandusky sheriff’s investigation followed bruises on 45 year old New York Central hand Ashler after a boating mishap with two coworkers.
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Ruby Crist
Nettie Lake
Bryan
Roy
Abel
Harry TL. Cochnant
Massillon
Donald Ryser
Canton
Akron
Dorothy Alexander
Lake Alma
John Crue
East Reservoir
James Rizan
Cleveland
Theresa
Sandusky
Ashler
New York Central Railroad
Hamilton Avenue Residents Picnic Brings 46 People
Hamilton Avenue held its second annual street picnic Sunday afternoon with 46 people from 14 families attending. Families included Ardman, Zinger, Tattersall, Ludwig, Hyman, Silsbee, Hannaford, Garber, Chancellor, Kinnell, and others. A blocked street hosted a picnic supper and games directed by Mrs Chancellor and Lois Tattersall. Children enjoyed a peanut for dessert with organizers including Dr Agate and Akers.
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Hamilton Avenue
Milton Ardman
Walter Zinger
George Tattersall
Walter Ludwig
David Hyman
Russell Silsbee
Jack Hannaford
M. B. Garber
Mel
Nancy Chancellor
Kinnell
Sue
Sally Alte
Nancy Kanne H
Lois Tattersall
Amery
Destroyer Dexter Sunk Off Okinawa. 158 Killed
Navy records reveal the destroyer Dexter was sunk off Okinawa last May after repeated hits. The loss totaled 158 crewmen with 32 missing and seven wounded. Cmdr Ronald K L Wilson and other commanding officers were noted among the casualties.
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Wasiington
Deexter
Okinawa
Fast
Hellua
Ronald KL
Wilson Maron
Toledo Blade Raises Price For Daily Copy
The Toledo Blade announced a price increase for its daily edition, raising the per copy cost from four to five cents. The note cites production costs as the reason for the change and indicates the new rate applies to standard subscriptions.
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Toleno
Toledo Blade
Rotary Club Musical Program Tonight in Elyria
The Rotary Club plans a musical program featuring selections from Gilbert and Sullivan operas. The event, to be presented by Hauga and Geromputied by Ar Skgern, aims to entertain members and raise club civic spirit at the meeting venue downtown.
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Rotary Club
Ay Ode
Elyria Reha Clube
Gilbert
Hauga
Summit Treasurer Faces Five Day Ultimatum
AKRON. Summit County commissioners order county treasurer Charles W. Frank to settle a $241,000 finding linked to the theft of tax receipts by former deputy Wilbur Wohlwend. Frank had proposed $183,000, but the offer was rejected.
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Akron
Summit County Commissioners
Charles W. Frank
Wilbur Wohlwend
Frank
Legislators May Be Called Back In War Time
Columbus Gov Frank Lausche announced a possible special legislative session before wartime terms end. He would urge examining a state office building instead of adding wings to the current structure. Open bids on asphalt for county roads ranged from 12 to 16 cents per gallon, with Lerait Sheet Metal winning a window repair contract up to 480 dollars. Ruth H Worthington was hired as assistant clerk at 125 dollars monthly, replacing a longtime employee. The text also contains fragmented notes about prior banking and defense topics with unclear connections.
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Columbus
Frank Twusche
Pacific
Lausche
Legislaure
Cleveland
Byerlote Corporation
Lerait Sheet Metal Company
Efnyt
Ruth H. Worthington
Beebecourt
Commissy
Lorain County Court Actions and Tax Disputes Report
Twenty one bank bids were presented to County Treasurer Walter J. Wright for county fund deposits. Amherst Township trustees were authorized to move 4000 from general to roads and bridges funds. Assessments and interest were finalized for Wright versus Engineers National Bank, Davis, and Moule. Contempt charges led to a discharge of Ted Collins. Decrees and quiet title actions were filed in common pleas court. The will of Rev. Walter Wofford Tucker Duncan left his estate to Clara Bishop Duncan. Divorces were granted for Frederice E. Smith and Bouy McCray. Eaton Townships trustees were approved to transfer 1000 to the general fund, with a smaller total than requested. Carrie Cathers’s divorce petition was dismissed. An acquittal hearing occurred for Tom Jes Thomas on a contempt charge.
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Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Board of Commissioners
Tren
Walter Wofford Tucker Duncan
Clara Bishop Duncan
de Duncan
Mil
Eaton Township
Guy BH. Findley
Carrie Cathers
Lorain
Five Autos Damaged In Four Accidents In Elyria
Elyria police investigated four traffic accidents Saturday afternoon and evening that damaged five autos. August Pfaff of 802 East Avenue faces reckless driving charges and will appear before Mayor A. R. Agate Thursday after his car allegedly flashed a curb strike and a pole contact on East Avenue. A separate crash on Oberlin Road involved Harry Lounsbrough of Wellington and G. M. Gallagher of Gentton with injuries reported for Mrs. Gallagher. Leora Krugman of 381 Oxford Avenue also had damage from a hit and run on Broad Street and Middle Avenue. Separately, county engineers presented bids for surface treatment on two Lorain bridges over the Black River, estimating $6,421.05 for Twentyfirst Street and $3,408.30 for approaches to the Erie Avenue bridge to reduce skidding.
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Elyria
Pfaff
802 East Avenue
A. R. Agate
East Avenue
Oberlin Road
Harry Lounsbrough
Wellington
G. M. Gallagher
BR. D. 1
Gentton
Cascade Street
Glyndale Shores
South
Maple Street
Leora Krugman
Oxford Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Black River
Don Patterson
Twenty- First Street
Erie Avenue
Markets Rowers Market s and cartons Duchess buskts
A chaotic market report lists baskets and crates of vegetables and fruits with varied prices, including Valentines, pears, peppers, radishes, and spinach. It notes cattle and livestock prices, chattel auctions, and grain quotes for Toledo, with several misread items and inconsistent spellings.
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Rowers Market
Duchess Buskts
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Kartsel
Imesh Poliser
Colsegy Company
Mensher
St Mors Elareb
Ardoone
Mies
Jehn Germety
Amherst
Frances Virant
Levaur
Theodore Rath
Mes
Penal Molin
Morn
Ree Metvelod
Biviia
Aly
Mig Mary Hemmenick
Biya
Ritter
Tate
Atherine Fitch
Hertham
Howman
Grapton
Bertin Mo Brownman
LaGrange
Edward
Geosuns
John
Ridge
Mite
Ralph
Henfield
Thire Dannters
Jelsie Atarnaw
Wooster
Fern Sueoink
Wele Tington
Merthy
Wiles
Michigany
Russelld Falton
LaGrange Methodist Church
Norman Wesnick
Lac Grange Methodist Church
On Pen Field
Ty Davemie
Fioria
Cate Stados
Peter
Milter
Berchas Hiroet
Aye BF
Indore
Ian
Washington
Smd
India
Rontoin
Deermsey
Forhrdcian
Iase
France
Alfred Nash
Mtr
Williame Oates
Collins
Oy Aldrich
Browand
Lion
Ronan Blingshun
Bo Avonaby
Guy A. Nadeliffe
Sea Wethinetins
Hac
Leroy Hadohdleistptan
Ohae Wesley B
Sinistan
K Deeb Oberlin
Toledo
Thomas
Ces
Heart Athick
Cn Coal CO
Summit
Nicholas Biddle
JH Ficklen
Guy B. Fitchley
Townships General Fund
Engineers National Bank of Cleveland
Albert W. Davis
Stephen A. Moule
Ted Collins
Cyrus Lewis, Sr
Tait
Common Pleas
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
EF. E. Stanberry
Frederice E. Smith
Smith
Napaleon
Ohio
Bouy McCray
Lake Avenue
William H. McCris
Army Air Base
Pueblo
Colorado
Guy B. Findley
Jes Thomas
Nat Tly
Guy B. Findles
Saterday
Resar’s
California
Bskts
Marietta Oytanor
Bakt
Etodplex
Sudro-Curtis
E. River Street
Worthington
Bridge Street
West Avenue
North Street
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