New Allied Commands May Merge To Meet Berlin Drive
Reports from Supreme Headquarters indicate the European and Mediterranean theaters may combine command as Allied forces advance toward Paris and Berlin. Eisenhower reshapes structure, with Bradley and Patton taking key Army roles while Montgomery and Wilson hold Western theater leadership. A childlike note closes the page with a turtle swap story from North Woodstock, New Hampshire.
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Washington
Forthern
France
Berlin
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Fetter
Mediterranean
Henry Maitland Wilson
Eisenhower
Normandy
Brittany
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Courtney H. Hedges
1St Army
Ord
George S. Patton
Supreme Headquarters
Bernard L. Montgomery
Beadle
13Th Army Group
George S. Patton, Jr
12Th Group
21St Army Group
Montgomery
Woodstock
N. H
Frank Merrill
Tommy Merrill
Merrill
Burma
Tony Andrews
Not Required To Apply In Person For A Books
Cleveland holders of A Riseline ration books will not need to apply in person for new books when current ones expire Sept. 21. A one page form must be mailed to the local rationing board by Sept. 9 with the back cover of the current A book. A mileage rationing record will accompany renewed books and applications should arrive by Sept. 8 to receive new books by the next period. Each coupon will be four gallons, with the ration period extended to about two months.
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Cleveland
OPA
Clinton M. Fiske
Wiske
Fiske
Elyria school staff set for 8:30 opening on Sept 5
Linicets new teachers join a complete staff as Elyria schools prepare for the new year. Ten resignations since June include Janice Alexander and Mildred Kirk who join WAVES. list details new principals and teachers across Allen and Garford campuses.
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Elyria
Focal
E. Bohn
Janice Alexander
Mildred Kirk
The
WAVES
Sarah Harper Abernathy
Luella KE. Brown
Mildred Cope
Bessie Downing
Susie Drake
Donald G. Harwood
Ethel Rosz
Grace ‘Tulk
Alberta Wright
Sara Yoder
Co. K. Caldwell
Ohio State University
Fostoria
Lester Gast
University of Toledo
Celina
Luneitle Leach
University of Akron
Amherst High School
Aelvul
Army Technical
Keesler ‘Field
Sylvia Abromoska
Ashland College Normal ‘School
Lorain County
Ruth M. Covault
Fteam
Indiana
State Teachers College
Henrietta
Agnes T. Foy
Wheaton College
Illinois
Hrgan University
Dayton
Enn
Nmore
Cleveland
M. Carville Firestone
Mildred Dobson
Ohio University
Doris C. Mansfield
Bryan
Ohio
Helen FE. Peirce
Kent State Univeristy
South Amherst
Doris Ryerson
Kent State University
Willard
Virginia Stewart
Virginia Vagnozzi
Kent State University Normal School
Maynard L. Huene
Hamilton
Allen and Garford
Board of Education
H. C. Gollmar
B. I. Oblemacher
Anna Kennedy
Pierre R. Smith
Richard F. Stevens
J. E. Bohn
W. O. McClellin
Harriet Hubbard
J. M. Beck
Marjorie F. Rossiter
Mabel Falls
Allen «Masuard L
Pricipal
Sabra Armstrong
Louie Lerseh
van Tta Hubbard
Bertha Meosi
Fhorence Reyes
Anniepencer
Dwight G. Felten
Pa’ Catherne Hartman
Yivserpal
Rela Allgnderf
Neva Vrowns
Helen EB
Peirce
Burth Fandon
Margare
Fisted
Heaven Berdtorane
Princes
Grace Nau
Actes
Hannonah Thinties
Anupaha
Patou
Pat Beye
Sears
Virginia Vases
Aes
Edna Soggy
Genesee Kotte
Oberlin Professor Analyzes Party Platforms
Oberlin politics professor Pitan B. Potter analyzed both party platforms in chapel, faulting Republicans for overpromising and Democrats for boasting of wartime gains. He noted similarities like support for war aims, social welfare, labor care, and serviceman benefits, while Democrats appeared more outspoken on foreign policy and international role. The address referenced local school staff and administrators listed in attendance.
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Republisenna
Democrats
United States
Enrither
Elizabeth Beavis
Ruth Couault
Zella F. Beavis
Winifred Shock
Minnie Smith
Zetta B. Sybrandt
Don Mellroy
McKinley
Dwight G. Felton
Ona Shumaker
M. Carville Firestone
Olive McNeal
Nanee Cope
Margaret Williams
Gertrude Yoder
Dorothy
Mabel S. Herd
Louis Kolopus
Lucille Leach
Kermit M. Leiby
Claire Reynolds
Viola Roth
Edward Witham
Elyria High School
J. D. Severs
O. K. Caldwell
Nina Baker
E. Glenn Baxter
J. Martin Beck
Wilfrid Bowdler
Adele Brown
Ida Coffland
Eb, Diller
Ruth Stulmege
Nelle R. Lewis
J. (. Linville
Lois 1. Littleton
Lee Lyman
Thelma Mays
D. A. Morris
Genevieve Pais
Barbara Plocher
Frances Raufus
Allyns. Rose
Marek H. Schileper
Margaret Scott
Short
Lenore Shumaker
A. N. Smith
A. T. Smith
Carl L. Smith
S.C. Smith
May Speer
Alice Stofer
Mary K. Tag- Kart
George L. Thourot
D. W. Trubey
Tutthild Wt. Vaughn
Mabel Vogan
Walter F. von Rock
Josephine Wilcox
Wilson
Ralph Wood
Eula M. Young
Alice Virginia Lentz
Louise Hendricks
Hetty Schaefer
Betty Herold
Ruth Palmer
S Ofice
Margaret Skeels
R. R. Crisman
Mabel Carruthers
Curtig Atkinson
J. B. Young
Hugh Kirkbade
Vanmt Myers
Cc. N. Nikolo
OPA News on Ceiling Prices and Tire Coupons in 1943 44
The article outlines ceiling price rules for 40 basic restaurant items with trips to the board by August 21 1944 and posters displayed in view of customers, plus coffee caps at 5 cents. It notes price posting for fruits vegetables and store items, catalog and price list disclosures, tire size requests with required proofs, and ongoing gasoline coupon adjustments to curb fraud. It also mentions Finland facing gas supply interruptions due to rising city gas demands.
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OPA
Washington
Tabby Adopts Rabbits on Rural Minnesota Farm
Grief over the loss of her five kittens led a farm cat on the Herman Ruth er farm to adopt 15 baby rabbits. The rabbits’ mother appeared relieved to be free of her litter, and the tabby acted as their caregiver.
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Tabby
Minn
Herman Ruther Farm
Cooperation That Is Appreciated by The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram thanks parents and families for notifying news of service members via telegram from the War Department. The paper values courtesy and pledges prompt publication of news when a family member is killed, missing, captured, or wounded in action.
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Chronicle-Telegram
War Department
Héws Department
Aetton
Carter's Little Liver Pills Digest Properly
An old advertisement explains indigestion caused by insufficient digestive juice and claims Carter's Little Liver Pills increase digestion quickly. It promises relief in about 30 minutes and encourages purchase at drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.
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Nature
Carter
Na Tura
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