Funeral services set for Sack Marshall Elyria death
Wan Reserved announces funeral services for Sack Marshall Elyria. Daughter in law Mrs Jack Mare faces a Biateldaighter Carel Mar aralli and grandson John Mare will attend. Services to be held Thursday afternoon in Wenntoue Michigan.
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Matatiai
Marahail
Stepert
Moncey
Tis
Marshall F Elyria
Mra
Jack Mare
Carel Mararalli
John Mare
Hunt of South Amherst Receives Air Medal in Italy
Sgt. Arthur Lo Hat Hunt, promoted to staff sergeant, earned the Air Medal for gallantry during aerial combat missions with the 13th Army Air Force in Italy. A South Amherst native, he is the son of Mrs. Hilma Hunt and Mr. Howard Hunt, a Bett Flying Fortress tail gunner with 21 combat missions. He enlisted in October 1941, trained at Laredo, Texas, and flew his first combat mission over Metz, France, on June 25 after arriving overseas. He is a product of South Amherst High School. his sisters, Mrs. Alice Flowers and Mrs. Myrtle Ruth, also live there.
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Bouth Amherst
Arthur
Laredo
Texas
Setz
France
South Amherst High School
Alice Flowers
Myrtle Ruth
South Amherst
Minor blaze reports slight damage to storage building
A fire in a one story cement block storage building owned by the E Hyman Company at West street and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad caused slight damage. Firemen from two companies said sparks from an acetylene torch used to remove a vent pipe started the blaze in the southwest corner, burning an upholstered settee. Workmen nearby aided efforts to control the fire.
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E. Hyman Company
West Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Still No Trace Of Bodies In Mine After Day’s Search
In a brief report, rescuers continued efforts to locate bodies in the mine. Fire and debris obstructed access as investigators prepared to clear the entry and pump water, while attempts to determine the fate of missing workers resumed after another day of exploration.
Registrations of EHS Students Lag Behind Early Week
Elyria High School reports slow intake with seven new registrations in the first two days. Office hours run daily 8:30 am to 12 noon and 1 to 4 pm, with extended evening hours Thursday for working families. Registrations target only students new to Elyria district and not previously registered in May.
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Elyria High School
Kint Line
Elyria
Court House Divorces and Parole Hearings Reported
Multiple divorce filings announced including Thomas Kazniereank of Grafton seeking from Anne after a 1929 marriage with one child and Lea W. Lott of Lorain now in the Army seeking from Ellen of Toledo with four children. Also Cercha Livingston of Lorain seeks from Nicholas on neglect. Mary H. Seckins of 418 Second sired seeks from Free for neglect and cruelty. Clement Josink of 130 Beverly Court seeks from Lute in Pimatria Her with two children. Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley continued Jerrold Henderson’s parole violation hearing and noted a driving without owner's consent charge. Additional Police investigation reports from Painesville area and divorce filing for F. A Croming from Rose May.
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Thomas Kazniereank
Grafton
Anne
Cnuelty
Lea W. Lott
Lorain
Ellen
Toledo
Mary H. Seckins
Clement Josink
Beverly Court
Lute
Tannery Street
Pimatrina
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Jerrold Henderson
Clevesiod
Henderson
Tole
Patriots Increase Blows Across France Frontiers
Disjointed dispatches report French patriots liberating Paris and widening their actions nationwide. Allied and French lines clash near Arcachon and Bellegarde as resistance resistance fighters launch strikes along the western border amid high tensions with German forces.
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London Daily Express
France
BRO
Arcachon
Bordewix
Diy Express
Tron
Nietary
Fxpress
Amer
Josie
Tagwest
Attics
Bellegarde
Divini
Iaeiha
Bricker Calls Special Session of Legislature
Gov. John W Bricker of Ohio called a special session to meet September at 8:30 p.m. The aim is to appropriate funds for schools to ease a shortage crisis. Estimated needs range from 5 to 6 million dollars. Bricker said the current available funds are 2 to 2.5 million, and the plan focuses on raising teachers salaries without altering the school foundation program.
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Columbus
John Ww. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
New Teachers Hired by Grafton Township and Avon Boards
Grafton Township and Avon Boards of Education approved three new teachers for Belden and Avon schools last night. Elsa Ring will lead first and second grades at Belden, replacing Helen Giegman who resigned for South Amherst. Betty J. McMillan was approved as English, hosiery and soil studies instructor earlier. Betty Pfender will teach history, social studies and English at Avon. One vacancy remains at Pleasant View Sanatorium with more resignations anticipated.
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Grafton Township
Avon Boards of Education
Belden
Lorain County
Miss McMillan
Betty Pfender
Avon Lake
Avon School
Gandyweed Eartier
Victor Malinovski
Pleasant View Sanatorium
C. A. Gibbons
Parisians Storm Nazi Barricades
Paris erupted in rebellion as French patriots toppled Nazi barricades and reclaimed the city. reports describe massive crowds at the gates, the tri color raised, and German forces routed as part of a larger insurrection in Paris and across France.
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London
Paris
Joan Ciena
Pierre Koenig
Rena Buerds
Eyace Deeb
France
Gise
Navy
Taking Toulon Foot By Foot Outside Totlon
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss travel or a tour trend with scattered words and names. No coherent events, people, or places are clearly identifiable to form an accurate news item.
Funeral Held for Cap Thomas W Vaughe After Plane Crash
Funeral services for Captain Thomas W. Vaughe who died in an airplane accident near Almant Michigan were held this afternoon at the Phat Congregational church with Reverend William A Leath officiating. American Legion Post No 12 led the grave services at Brookdale cemetery aided by Camp Perry firing squad and a bugler. The service followed a late morning service for Cap Vaughe.
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Vaugin
Thomas W. Vaughe
Almant
Michigan
Phat
Wiliam A. Leath
American Legion Post No. 12
Brookdale
Camp Perry
Charles H. Arnold
Avon Lake
Mr. Arnold
Chappel Warren Company
Cleveland
Robert
St Micdip’s Churity
Lard Street
Denison Avenue
Mary A
Gorrs
Witham
Herbert
Avon Like
Predenck
Clevelad
William Arnold
Maude Barker
Harold Arnold
England
Sehwarts
Lorain
Lake Road
St Philip’s Church
Grunedon
Riverside Cemetery
FDR Reports On Lend Lease Aid and War Supplies
President Roosevelt, in his 16th congressional report, urges continued lend-lease after the war in Europe, citing the total shipments reaching 8.27 billion by July 1 and the program’s role in sustaining Allied victory. He notes costs to date at about 13 percent of total U.S. war spending and lists primary recipients including Britain, Russia, and the Allied theater nations, stressing that halting the aid would weaken the war effort.
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Washington
Rouse Yell
Congress
Germany
Japan
Europe
Roosevelt
U.S
Roosevel
Hese Primayal
Britain
GOV
Russi
Ateiterapean Theater
Daly
Southern Frances
Ching
Malia
New Zealand
Enemy Bases in Pacific Battered in Heavy Allied Raids
Allied air forces attacked Haliisherd and Halmahera with 135 tons of explosives, as MacArthur’s headquarters said. Bombers swept from New Guinea to the Philippines and attacked Marcus Harbor, Doublaty, Moen, and other targets in the central Pacific. Patrols hit Mindanao and Wake, Nauru, and points in the Carolines and Marianas.
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United Presa
Haliisherd
Philippines
Wyan
Pavifle
Douglas MacArthur
Dis
Halmahera
Mat. Arthur
Northorn New Guinea
Weithin
Dutch East Indies
Dayan
Mindano Island
Central Pacific
Marcus Harbor
Tokyo
Marianas
Carolines
Doublaty
Moen
Truk Atoll
Ponape
Americaty
Wake Nauru
Gilberts
Marshalls
Tee Crean Social at St Hides Church event
Martie Clibo of St Hides Church announces a Tee Crean Social on Wednesday at Tote WW, 120 Ult Road. Public invites.
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Martie Clibo
St Hides Church
MARKETS AND CITY SOLICITOR UPDATE
Market listings show prices for beans, poultry, and grains with notes on changes and quality. Separately, Myers returns as city solicitor temporarily while Horn is on vacation, reopening duties and offering to prosecute offenses during his absence.
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Myers
Dan W. Myers
eHy
Agsin Toe
Cis
Ft. Miers
Arite
Vice President Finds Liberalism In South
Vice President Henry A. Wallace toured the South, saying he found a spirit of liberalism abroad in the region that will play a vital part in the postwar world. He spoke briefly at Louisville city hall, hosted by Mayne Wilson WW. Wyatt, praising Senator Alben W. Barkley as a truly progressive member of Congress.
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Louisville
Henry A. Wallace
South
City Hall
Mayne Wilson WW. Wyatt
Congréss
27 More Cases Of Infantile Paralysis In Ohio Report
Ohio Acting Health Director James Bauman announced 27 new infantile paralysis cases, bringing the year’s active total to 153. The cases span Ashtabula, Lucas, Mall, Seneca, Tuscarawas, Mahoning, Montgomery, Hallilton, Summit, and Cuyahoga counties, with statewide polio total at 440 versus 43 in the prior year. Edward Bunch, 9 Shear Street, was fined eight dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after arrest by Mayor Agate.
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Columbus
James Bauman
Ohio
Willy Hing
Ashtabula
Lucas, Mall
Seneca
Tuscarawas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Hallilton
Summit
Cuyahoga
A Bauman
Edward Bunch
Shear Street
Alr. Agate
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