Seven Injured In Traffic Accidents Near Oberlin
The sheriff department investigated multiple crashes injuring seven people last night and early today. At Route 10 and South Pyle road near Oberlin a veteran of the South Pacific war and four women were hurt. the veteran remains in Allen Hospital. Other injuries include Jean Northam, Mary Burnl, Mrs. Betty Yarber, and Mrs. Martha Jolingon with various cuts and sprains. In a Sugar Ridge road crash, Joan Galafda and Steve Soldo were treated then released. A separate tractor-trailer upset on Route 10 near Route 57 involved Frank Archin’s vehicle driven by Anthony Martorello. Walter Glendenning and Cecil Young also reported minor damage and injuries.
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Route 10
South Pyle Road
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Wathi
Martin
Oberlin College
South Parific
Heoghig
Jean Northam
Mary Burnl
Sixth Street
Elyria
Betty Yarber
East Vine Street
Martha Jolingon
Groveland Trent
Howard C. Dobbs
South Park Street
Obert
Robert Ao Rene
Obertin College
Gibbs
Joan Galafda
North Ridgeville
Steve Soldo
Hellertown
Pennsylvania
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sugar Ridge Road
Maddock Road
Golaida
Hosepital
Calatha
Soldo
Frank Archin
Cleveland
Anthony Martorello
Walter Glendenning
Wellington
Cecil Young
Glendenning
MacArthur hints at Allied envoy for Japan surrender
General Douglas MacArthur said a major Allied representative would accompany the Japanese delegation during the surrender talks. He indicated the air force adviser with the main surrender party must be thoroughly briefed on Tokyo area air facilities as part of the arrangements for the surrender of Japan following the liberation of the Philippines.
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MacArthur
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Petain Guilty Faces Death Or Life Imprisonment
Paris reports Marshal Henry Philippe Petain condemned by a Paris court to die for treasonable intelligence with the Germans. He is to be sent to a Mediterranean island prison by a special plane after the secret verdict. Gen Charles De Gaulle confirms Paris moves toward execution or life imprisonment.
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Marshal Henry Philippe Petain
Mediterranean
Charles de Gaulle
Tom
France
Vicky Chieftiin
Paris High Court of Justice
Seman Gury
Bin
Cannes
Reverent Noon Service Marks Japan Surrender
Outdoor noon service in front of the courthouse led by the Ministerial Association honored the surrender of Japan. Walter Von Brock on trumpet opened with the Star Spangled Banner as Rev Henry Shaw presided. Readings from Ecclesiastes and Ephesians followed prayers, confessions, and laps of penitence amid a large crowd.
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Coffey
Courts House
America
God Bient Amerca
Walter von Brock
Henry Shaw
G. Russel Hargate
Lewis G. Nowale
Ernst Irion
William A. Leath
Kinmer W. Courtney
H. J. Anderson
Elyria Firemen Respond Twice To Grass And Upholstered Fire
Firemen were called twice yesterday in Elyria. At 415 p.m. a grass fire near Gulf road and LaFayette street burned 24 square feet, blamed on children with matches. At 119 p.m. a fire at 141 Lake Avenue damaged an upholstered chair, rug, and pad, traced to carelessness with a smoker. A neighbor used an oil pump before firefighters removed the chair. Howard Cleveland was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving, with $5 suspended, after appearing before Justice of the Peace Cow.
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LaFayette Street
Lake Avenna
Take Avenue
Robert Snodgrase
Howard Cleveland
Spencer Wees
Justice of the Peace Cow
MacArthur Signals to Japanese From Tokyo War Office
Second order of day three from MacArthur to the Imperial government and war planners addressed Tokyo receivers. The first message, hours earlier, asked for a cease of military tests and a telecommunication line from the Tokyo area. A second radio missive followed, declaring MacArthur’s position and demanding clarification, with wording aligned to allied commands and emphasizing timing and frequency details.
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Ty Hirohite
Tokyo
Mitta
Suewe Althed
880 Men Lost In Sinking Of Heavy Cruiser Indpolis
Survivors report two torpedo blasts sank the heavy cruiser Indpolis with about 880 men aboard while en route from Guam to Leyte. Navy confirms mass casualties in one of the worst U.S. naval disasters of the war. several wounded, others missing.
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Tully
Leyte
NASA
Ariki
Britain Labour to Begin Program in Parliament
King George VI announced from the throne that the new Labour government will push its campaign program in Parliament. He pledged to work with Indian leaders toward early self-government in India and called for peace, urging an end to war by mutual destruction. A ceremonial procession followed as the monarchs opened Parliament amid a large crowd.
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Kibg George
India
Lit
Queen Elizabeth
Jed
Death Record Frank J Sauer 68 Dies at Home
Frank Jo Sauer, 68, died Tuesday at his home after a lingering illness. He was born in Mentone Michigan and had lived in Amber Fries for 40 years. He leaves a wife Cardie A Vincent and eight children. Services will be held at First Christian Church with burial at Riverside Cemetery. He was a member of the IOOF Lodge and served in the US Navy. Burial at Riverside Cemetery. He leaves a son Edward and a brother I S Sauer of Minnesota. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Amherst
Rk Frank
Cardie A. Vincent
Fiai
Saturn
Miehi- Matt
Strel
Elyria
Edward Rovonemont
Ebyrra
Feneria
KOR
Memorial Armistice Night in Elyria Large Crowd Celebrates
Robert Henry Charles Human and Ralph Greenlee Jr. of Troop 105 helped serve the Scout canteen as about 200 people were served last night. Soldiers sailors and Marines filled the crowd with three military police officers present to aid local police. The MPs will stay indefinitely with officers from Cleveland and Camp Perry. An orderly crowd tolerated enthusiasm, a Marine greeting a MP on Broad Street. A drum parade formed briefly, attracting many junior members. Traffic detours formed as crowds overflowed downtown, horns sounding into the night. Police chief E J Stankard compared the turnout to Armistice Night in 1918 noting the earlier crowd packed Broadway. The celebration ended early today as thousands returned to work while others enjoyed a two day holiday.
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Robert Henry
Charles Human
Ralph Greenlee Jr
Boy Scouts
Cleveland
Camp Perry
Broad Street
Juan
Vtire
Othe First
E. J. Stankard
Elyria
Japan Surrender Anniversary Prompts Occupation Plans
Washington notes the Aug 14 1945 surrender of Japan, marking the Atlantic Charter's fourth anniversary. A hard line occupation plan is urged, with joint Allied control possible and four main islands to be allocated among powers. Domestic wartime controls ease as large troop releases and labor reforms are forecast, while navy contracts face big cuts.
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Joren
City Hall Opens Tomorrow After One-Day Holiday
City and county offices closed today due to a declared holiday. Mayor A R Agate says city hall will open tomorrow for business as usual. County courthouses and many offices expected closed. post office windows closed. special delivery and outgoing holiday mail dispatches only.
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A. R. Agate
Truman
Common Pleas
Probate
Court House
C.J. Sartor
Valuable Ring Recovered By Police. Youth Held
A 15 year old Elyria boy was taken to the county jail for juvenile authorities after police recovered a valuable engagement ring reported stolen from a home on Erphth Street. Mrs Reed said she left two rings and a watch in a kitchen dish while outdoors. A delivery boy implicated by a money handoff surrendered a ring, claiming it belonged to his girlfriend. he led officers to the dish on the ice box where the ring was found. Mrs Reed identified the recovered ring as hers, noting it had been left with the others by mistake and that her husband is overseas.
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Erphth Street
W. OS. Reed
Fighth Street
Reet
Sing
Peehot
Assist displaced war workers to find civilian jobs
Local officials announce a reconversion drive to retool wartime labor for peacetime needs. The plan emphasizes job counseling and personalized services to connect workers with civilian production where opportunities exist. Community groups and WOIC US officials will set meeting agendas to define requirements.
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Scomm Ty Tin Peer
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Civalian Juste
Regonversis
Children to Meet At 7 30 On Broad Street Side Of Park
School children invited to join the Victory Celebration parade meet on the Broad Street side of Ely Park at 7:30 tonight. Superintendent J E Bohn says a banner marks each school's assemble area. Host school band members will provide music as the parade starts at 8 p.m.
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Broad Street
Ely Park
J. BE. Bohn
Cal
Two Missing After Fatal Car Accident Near Elyria
State Highway Patrol seeks two sailors or V-12 unit members who rode in a car involved in a fatal crash that killed Chopiie Leochausseau of Lorain. Witness Rousseau backtracked to Lorain, says Keith Pyteh of Lorain may have driven. Pyteh faces unintentional manslaughter charge. another youth in the car is said to be in the armed forces.
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Chopiie Leochausseau
St Joseph's Hospital
C. B. Tieben
Rousseau
Elyria
Tieben
Chertin
Keith ‘T Pyteh
Fiteh
Lother South
Fitch and Rousseau
Two More Take Teaching Jobs in Local Schools
County schools announce two new teaching hires. Mesquite Rayon is assigned to LaGrange elementary to handle rising enrollment. Mrs Rawson returns to LaGrange after prior teaching and substitute work. Ridgeville hires Mrs Wilda Jones of Oberlin to teach girls physical education and related subjects, replacing Mrs Katzman resigned for family reasons.
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Rawson
la Grange
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ridgeville Board
Wilda Jones
Oberlin
Dorothy Katzman
Elyria Bread Line Sparks Busy Morning On Broad Street
Elyrians formed a bread line when stores failed to open, as a bakery truck seller drew crowds and sold out quickly. A police unit guarded the queue to keep traffic clear while the driver distributed grit bread to officers, then sold the rest to eager buyers.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Police Uni
Prayer Service Time Shift At United Presbyterian Church
Announcement says tonight's prayer service at United Presbyterian Church will start at 7 30 instead of eight o clock. Church leaders urge punctual attendance and note the early start.
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United Presbyterian Church
Court House Divorces and Custody Requests
Lois M Lesinger of Elyria sues A William Lesinger of Akron for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks custody of a child due in September. Esther Towsdal files for divorce from Mike Towsdal on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. Donald Wright sues Pearl Wright for divorce. marriage in 1942 cited. Two men, Fraymith and Ronnie Fetzer, fined and jailed 30 days for indecent exposure near Cascade Park. A Brookside teacher resignation noted.
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Gulf Road
Elyria
A. William Lesinger
Akron
Mike Towsdal
Esther Towscial
Broadway, Lorain
Cleveland
Donald
Wright
Fairlawn Avenue
Pearl R. Wright
East Thirty-third Street
Lorain
Covington
Kentucky
Jau
R. Agate
Tolice
Fraymith
Huron Street
Ronnie Fetzer
Toledo
Melvin Olmstead Lastaight
Ladi Street
Cascade Park
Brookside
Victory Service at Grace Lutheran Church Tonight
Grace Lutheran Church at Prince ton avenue and East River street hosts a special Victory Service at 7 30 pm with sermon by Rev W W Walker on Thine O Lord Is The Victory. Choir and Miss Marjorie Bannon on organ lead procession with Onward Christian Soldiers. offering supports Synod Six Million Dollar Peace Thank Offering.
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A Wevick
W. W. Walker
Marjorie Bannon
Toonin
Grace Lutheranr Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Synod
Pilgrim Church to Observe V J Day Service
Pilgrim Church plans a V J Day service Thursday evening at 8 with prayers gratitude and a meditation by Rev Richard J Lehman. Public is invited to attend.
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Pilgrim Church
Richard J. Lehman
St Pauls VJ Day Service Time Moved to 7 15
The Rev Ernst Irion announced that V J Day services at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church have been moved to 7 15 this evening, a quarter hour earlier than previously stated.
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Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
La Porte And Fields Churches Hold V J Services
Special thanksgiving services will be held Thursday evening in both La Porte and Fields churches. La Porte plans a 7 45 oclock service while Fields hosts 7 45 relock. At Fields the choir will sing Kipling Recessional arranged by John B Dykes. Rev Eugene Thompson will preach on God of the Vanquished. All are invited.
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Fico
Fulds
Kipling
John B. Dykes
Eugene Thompson
Hold V J Service At Eaton Tonight
Rev. Weaver J. Keen er announced that the V J services will be held at Grange hall at 8 30 p m tonight. There will be special music by the Youth Choir and the organizations of the township will take part in the program. Reported: bike stolen from Janive Eo 133 Eastern Heights boulevard valued at 45 dollars yesterday afternoon.
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Eastern Heights Boulevard
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