Jobs for All Bill Urges Democratic Full Employment
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton urged Senate action on the jobs-for-all bill, saying full employment is vital to democracy. He warned the nation’s form of government may depend on maintaining jobs and indicated the bill would fund public works to absorb workers, including youth in rural areas, amid farm and agricultural concerns. Grass fires were extinguished by firefighters after two incidents, one caused by children with matches and another by a neglected camp tree.
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Washington
Clinton of
Anderson
Senate
Fogine
Darvel Joby
Seyler
BNC
Sennalo
Ae Awareness
Melucerchanges Pate
National Farmere Union
G Beemley Canam
Feeler Couneil
Churchre Pledge
Anienture
Death Records and Obituaries From Elyria Area
Multiple death notices list infant Donald Ray Gunder of Elyria and a twin sister Donna, with details of birth in Riga and later residence with grandparents, plus arrangements pending. Other notices include Laney M Kirk, Anna M Bender, and extended family details with service times and burial plans.
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Donald Ray Gunder
Pet
Richard Gunder
Elyria
An Cilo
Kentucky
Donna
Riga
LeRoy Gunder
Rush Street
Demobilization of Army Air Forces Is Underway
Washington reports the Army Air Forces demobilization is underway with phased releases and screening to avoid wasted shipping space. Officials say 80 000 air forces personnel may be discharged this year as volunteer replacements and civilian plants support releases while overseas shipmen are screened for longer service.
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Washington
Temebalinzatiess
Ginders
Footek
Owlaich Wit
Tresanat
Willy Tip
Uy Selunteers
Athens
Omeers
Far Res Ieee
Roy
Army
Lo Anderson
Stnef
Cap
Anderson
Community Notices From Local Reunions And Visits
Local residents report family gatherings and visits across towns including Wellington Parma Toledo and Great Lakes with extended kin. Several reunions honor birthdays and include multiple families such as Flew Ball Carnell Rathauerse Beecher and Reed plus service member Lyle Bainter.
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Werner Paul Aiesen
Werner
Canada
Lettie Frenchy
Wellington
Asher Beam
Act Flew Jr
Dnughter Sands
Arethar Blewoor
Ball
Vern
Ales
Ralph Butler
Clarksfield
Wnd
Lew Carnel
Sherry
Carriel
Toledo
Edwin Rathauerse
Thusnelda
Elder Pathauer and
Childsen
Parma
Elmer Beecher
Lyle Bainter
U. S. Navy
Statinoed
Great Lakes Traut Center
Kate
Mer
Lew Carnet
Maestry
Nelson Green
Vms
Reid
Berlin
Hazel Cirp
Attlee Replies To Churchill On Hong Kong Surrender
London Prime Minister Attlee told the House of Commons that British plans would restore administration in Hong Kong after Japan’s surrender. He said terms would be accepted by the British commander and the colony would be reestablished under British control where the Chinese would not seize Hong Kong.
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London
Attieg
House of Communers
Mong Kong
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Bevtish Ree
Churchill
Hong Kong
Les Attlee
Mond
Phas
Girne
Anite
Paset
Accuse Quisling Of Consenting To Atrocities
Oslo witnesses describe Quisling’s alleged consent to Nazi crimes including the deportation of Norwegian Jews to Poland and to Auschwitz. Ur Lace Fittiger testified about shipboard transport to Germany and the ensuing murder of women and children in concentration camps. Other Jewish witnesses corroborated similar atrocities attributed to Quisling.
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Oslo
Norwegar
Poland
Tratn
Geng 49
Norwest
Germat
Witneers
Pram
Quisling
Agaitnesler Waitrress
Ur Lace Fittiger
TBR
Germany
Mence Ty Petlond Ritinger
Auschwitz
Surrender signings and war reports from Tokyo Bay
The article describes the planned signings of the Japanese surrender document aboard the American battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, with MacArthur as Supreme Commander, and notes Allied troops and civilians to be evacuated from Japan as health permits. It mentions the emperor’s abdication and regional control changes, as well as the broader wartime context and postwar arrangements.
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Unie
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
MacArthur
L—Macarthur
Pais
Civitan
Jaen
Stone Air Air Fast
Nana
Japan
Alatiti
Erropudar
Esas
Reso Rana
Beobe
Pony
Completes Course In Portraiture In New York City
Cart L. Strouse and his wife run a photo studio at 213 Fifth Street. Strouse finished a six week portraiture course at the New York Institute of Photography, joining classmates from Jamaica, Porto Rico, Iceland, China, the United States and Canada. The class occurred during the Engare State building bombing and related city events.
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Cart L. Strouse
Fifth Street
New
Studie
New York
Relatives and Church Social Activities Highlight Avon Area
A jumble of local social notices describes an Avon dinner for relatives including Chriss Werbert from Elyria and others from Pittsburgh, plus Ladies Auxiliary events at St John. Open house at Mr. and Mrs Dever’s marks an anniversary celebration with about 60 attendees, and a farewell reception for Rev Tales Yip at Rev Younpo’s home is noted along with various church and community gatherings and visits.
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Kean
Rajon Wermeri
Chriss
Thne Werbert
Elyria
Pattsburgh
St. John
Tiald
Tito Ree
Mro
Tes Dever Ns
Sen
Baptist Church
Miundey
Carl Moses
Columbia
South America
Mes Loach
Tales Yip
Younpo
Spendinp
Bert Wigee
Herta Bae of Bae
De Gaulle Truman Start New Phase in US French Ties
Washington reports Gen Charles De Gaulle and President Truman began efforts for a new Franco American era. They held a private White House conference, outlined mutual goals on economics politics and defense, and De Gaulle visited Arlington to place a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Truman
Arlington Cemetery
de Gaulle
de Cane
Blair Ifoure
Georges Didault
Bicdank
Henry Bonnet
James F. Burn
Charles de Gaule
White House
Wall
Stile
James F. Byrnes
John J. Pershing
France
de Gawle
Roosevelt
French Committee of Liberation
de Gillet
Court items and divorce suit listed in local briefs
In And About The Court House a minor Fileen Guleit seeks divorce from Robert also a minor citing neglect and cruelty. Rosalina Kolthoff, estate administratrix of Philip Opper, asks common pleas to aid asset distribution. Judge Findley orders Thiel to pay 1475 by Aug 27 in a Security Homes suit over Cambridge Avenue property. A boy fell from a horse near Garfield Bridge, police say, injuring him. A divorce suit by Elvira Boatman against William was dismissed. Grand jury sessions set for Sep 1 to consider 20 cases. Edith M Clarke of Oberlin left $59,000 mostly personal property, with specific bequests to relatives and institutions. Louis Burgner named executor. Donald Robinson, 17, faces juvenile court for reckless driving in Grafton.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
B. H. Thiel
Security Homes, Inc
Cambridge Avenue
Maurice Gardner
Thiel
Gardners
Cambridge
Sit Seus
Edith M. Clarke
Oberlin
Carl T. Clarke
Brooklyn Noy
Auves
Georgina M. Clarke
Women's Association of the First Church
Lincoln Institute
Lincoln Ridge
Mary C. Jacobs
Chicago
Louis E. Burgner
Donald Robinson
Grafton
Broad Street
West Ridge Street
Fees Sought in Wagner Will Case After Appellate Ruling
Ongoing probate dispute in Wagner estate keeps alive requests for attorney and executor fees. Probate Judge Nye weighs $9,000 in attorney fees and $9,040 in expenses for lawyers who represented interested parties in the contested will. The case centers on a $185,000 estate and a trust setup for minor children.
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Tare Waluan Wagner
JH Nye
Fred Saussy
Tiefisin Hostetter
Paterson
Cleveland
Stevens
Don W. Myers
Bears East
Wagner
Usp Shell Pathy
Allowanes
Unclear OCR: May event Congress changes and politics
Fragmented text references the May event Congress, House and Senate actions, royalist topics, and monetary figures. It lacks coherent names, places, or dates, making a concrete summary difficult beyond noting political discussion and proposed costs.
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Cody
House
Senate
Dining Car Employees Accused in FBI Fraud Sweep
CHICAGO. The FBI says 118 dining car workers for the New York Central and Erie railroads were arrested on charges of conspiring to steal from interstate shipments by falsifying checks. The scheme allegedly operated on trains from the East to as far west as St. Louis, with Erie losses around 90,000 dollars annually and larger losses for New York Central.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York Central
Erie
St. Louis
FBI
Erie Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Lausche Urges Return To Eastern Standard Time
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche urged quickest possible return to Eastern Standard Time to cut statewide confusion. He asked Congress to end War or Fast Time now that wartime production is over, advocating restoring Ohio statutory time across the state after years of War Time in major cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Congress
Sextet To Present Program At Chapel
The Gospel Beam sextet will present a program at Jones Chapel A M E church on 17th Street at 8 30 p m Friday August 24. Rev AOL Ane der son, pastor, announced the event. Public invited. ARREST CLEVELAND MAN Lea Russell Cleveland was arrested yesterday afternoon in Ve alley at the Elyria Hotel on a charge of disorderly conduct arraignment set for Monday. BICYCLE RECOVERED A bicycle owned by Howard Gensert 439 Kenyon Avenue stolen from Ely Park Monday was recovered by the sheriff's department yesterday on South Middle Avenue.
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Anna M
Bender
Anna
Tame
Boro
Ted Varial
Gram
Ameri
Cs Famiate
Kipton Merchants
Eda
Sterliing Foundry
Wellinton
Felix Klinczak
Mab Bursley
Leland
Eddie Matus
Eathfang
Carl Saparsto
Dan Brabeon
Yodwa
Rbrigton Club
Othe Wellington Whites
Wellington
Wellington Recreation Board
Wemperawe
Hazel Jackson
Jed Totler
Donna Bart
Ciatt
Ewe
Mike Muffing
Dens
Marilyn Kelse
Phyllis Evsterday
Edith Jean
Janet Rimmerman
M Inge Woatuin
Petty Tiravhhuk
Maria Rolin
Virginia Regal
Jaime Sputek
Sportua Pavidiite
Wotline
Cordirder
Dave Deeb
Gospel Beam
Jones Chapel A.M. E
17Th Street
Aol Anedeérson
Cleveland
Lea Russell
Vealley
Elyria
Howard- Gensert
Kenyon Avenue
Ely Park
Sheriff's Department
South Middle Avenue
Hearing Set On Unintentional Manslaughter Charge
Kieth T. Fitch, 20, of 208 East Road, Lorain, faces unintentional manslaughter charges after a Lake avenue traffic accident. A preliminary hearing is scheduled in Mayor A. R. Agate’s court at 9 30 am Tuesday. Fitch waived preliminary examination and is bound to the grand jury under $1000 bond. Prosecutor Wickens notes witnesses in military service require a recorded testimony for trial use. Rousseau died the day after the crash while Fitch was with him.
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William G. Wickens
A. R. Agate
Kieth T. Fitch
East Rd Street
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Aiugust
Fitch
Agate
Wickens
Fiteh O
Pheatses
Len Rousseau
Fiteh S
Rousseau
Markets Update From Local Grain and Livestock Prices
Market notes show steady activity across grains and livestock. Prices listed include soybeans, corn, oats, calves, hogs, lambs, and various vegetables with regional figures, bids, and ranges reflecting current trading. Specifics mention feedstuffs, butter, and flour quotations amid broad market movements.
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Niemen
Lucy M. Kirk
Miss Laney
Rirk
Watt
Pan Fran
Taylor
Fr Flamer
Courtney
Horvat
Dean
Howard Gensert
Kenyet Kyenne
Donald Berkline
Mike Park
Wakeman
Tee Prople
Teds
Cdestatie
York
Ol Ati
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal. Co
Chestnut Sr
New York City
Avon
Sudro-Curtis
Fileen Guleit
Robert
Tele Rtaph
Rosalina Kolthoff
Philip Opper
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Versate
East 34H Street
Loran
Detroit
Garfield Bridge
Phore Department
St. Joseph's Hospi
Elvira Boatman
William
D. A. Conk
Sugaarg Wog
Pennyyuey Yoorman
Bulls
Doe
Bskor
the Thew Shovel CO
Hazel and
Beech Street
Elyria, Ohio
United States Employment Office
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