Burton Sees No Danger to Alaska Amid Navy Aid Debate
Senator Burton and committee members including Wallgren and Lind could not find credible danger to Alaska from aid to the navy. They praised personnel and defense planning while noting some disagreements on Aleutian deployments and possible threats to the Aleutian and St Lawrence islands.
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Sen. Burton
Alaska
Seatile
Wash
Navy
Arnerivg
JS Wallaran
W. Wash
Lindlay Burton
Obly
Tugay
Wallgren
Alogka
Ray
Alsblay
Buelon
St .Lawrence
Former Nazi Press Chief Dies in Kharkov Sector
United Press reports Boehmer, once head of the German press department, died likely at the start of the summer offensive in the Kharkov area. He had been sent to a detention camp earlier after being implicated by his newspaper correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boehmer
Frtmer Chlor Nh
Ole Gersian
Thineyel
Oreigny Negemtin
Atta Russias
Germs
Inday
Wes
Germany
Russia
Hem
Berlin
Bochmer
Dil
Staunds
Hatle
Kharkov
Ftress
Radio
Russian
Caucasus
Telrain
Harald BR. L. G. Alesantiero
Jed
Montgomery
Mi Amy
Egypt
Wilson
Syria
Wilton
Nile
Libya
Greece
Seus
Palestine
Transbedinla
Liter
Dr Ts HN
United States Army
Middle East
Cairo
Wo Avereldaz Aendt Ten Hai
Tle
Alexander
Tne
Iid
Yeas Caine
Rotary District Governor Visit Arrives Tuesday
The Rotary Club of Ashland welcomes Tubins El Bohn, the district governor designate of Rotary International. The visit includes remarks on Rotary service and administration as the governor prepares to assume office after the upcoming Rotary convention in Toledo.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Loronto
Canada
Rotary Chub
Hayrhouney Stelary
William Metslallay
Roelary
North Ridgeville Grange inspection announcement
North Ridgeville Grange plans its annual inspection on Tuesday August 2 with all members urged to attend. L B S will host a Ladies Benevolent Society tea on August 2 at 2 30 p m with Mrs Elliot of Cuse Road as hostess. Briefs note a resident returning home after Lakewood Hospital illness and a social gathering at Case Road with classmates presenting a parasol to a guest.
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North Ridgeville
Tueanay
Ridgeville Grange
L. B.S
Elliot
Cuse Road
Vern Wilbur
Wiliam Ruspelt
Agriam. Lyons
Dorothy Walkner
Airs
Glen. Falkner
Jean Andrews
Vern Andrews
Chauns
Henrietta
Mudge Currier
Wesley Schors
Ruth Currier
Tran Ant
Dorothy Walker
Mallye Currier
Sswiers
Bliss Andrews
Salary Loans For Women With Jobs
A questionable wartime advertisement touts personal loans for employed women with no endorsers. It explains repayment in six monthly installments, with example loans of 100, 50, and 106, detailing costs, interest, and various uses from medical bills to car repairs, urging readers to compare and apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian Walcs
Siaty Joans
Sou
Alghan
Houshield
High Winds Cause Heavy Damage at Geauga Lake Park
A late night windstorm at Geauga Lake Park damaged park buildings and attractions. Estimated losses reach $59,000. About 1,000 employees of Alliance Ryan Products Co. were at the park when the storm hit. several rides and structures were destroyed or damaged. Local residents Willan Surb and Marty Tharsneson, both of Alliance, were among those affected.
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Geauga Lake Park
Bepfoud
Gentyia Bake
Enockle
Ever
Ular
Path
Sud Fanay
Suturdas
Aliangs Ryan Prducts Co
Iriatud
Kutta
Willan Surb
Marty Tharsnsen
Bath of Alliance
Ohio Civil War Vets At Reunion in Xenia
Rev We Le Heuper of Columbus elected president of the Ohio Civil War Veterans Association at its ninth reunion in Xenia. Only 17 Civil War soldiers attended. Theodore Welly of Cambridge served as chaplain. William D. Welch of Cincinnati oldest veteran presented discharge papers. Event featured rededication of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors frame, a buffet lunch, and a gathering of Ridgeville and Elyria attendees.
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Stansfield
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Frame
William D. Welch
Cincinnati
Fire Outbreak At County Jail In Cett On Case
Elsa Wicks 64 of Woodford Street was jailed on charges of illness after starting a fire in a county jail cell. Jailer placed her in a padded cell where she caused a blaze that burned canvas and fixtures until discovery. She was arraigned before Justice H.C. Ci and fined for evading confinement and given 30 days.
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Starling
Hes County
Evel
Elsa Wicks
Nes
H.C. Ci
Munich
German spearhead penetrates lines near Sta hry with heavy losses
Fragmented wartime report notes German forces striking near Sta hry southwest, with tanks and grenades engaged. Describes a counterattack and spearhead advances into Soviet positions as authorities report crossing near Kotelnikeveld and Siniet.
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Enit
Stahry
Kicighare
Frvm
Kotelnikeveld
Army Breakfast Standards and War-Time Recipes
Army households must provide a substantial morning meal for service members, with examples of nutritious menus including chilled tomato juice, corn flakes, fresh milk, bacon, toast, and coffee. The piece also lists recipes for batter-based waffles and scones, urging civilian workers to support troops with proper breakfasts amid wartime shortages.
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Uncle Sam
Athens
Biddle Appeals For Unity And Sacrifice Amid War Turmoil
Attorney Francis Biddle urged unity and sacrifice amid ongoing global conflict. He warned democracies must mobilize quickly or face peril, lauding Canada’s sacrifice and urging Americans to abandon delays and excuses while allied forces reorganize in the Middle East and Mediterranean theaters.
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Neenoir
Francis Biddle
Biddle
Canada
United States
Nissia
Mediterranean
Asia
Biddin
Untitled fragment mentions timing and war talk
Fragmentary report notes a figure named Nick Foter discussing timing and actions, with harsher wartime rhetoric toward Japan. Unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Two Men Shot In Grist Mill Holdup
RAVENNA Aug 24 Policemen throughout the state sought two unidentified men after they shot Ralph Mayhew 6 and Fred Dunberton 40 during a raid on Mantua Drain and Supply No. 20 The owner Mayhew and Pinkerton an employee were critically wounded as they fought off the bandits with a broom handle and a pitchfork About 200 dollars was taken in the looting
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Ravenna
Ralph Mayhew
Fred Dunberton
Mantua
Mayhew
Pinkerton
Priorities Set For Paving Bellefield Hawthorne Streets
City officials announced priorities for paving asphalt on Bellefield and Hawthorne Streets pending petitions signed by property owners in the area. In council chamber discussions, remarks by Andrew Oamsby, George Day, and Albert Berseg highlighted ongoing civic efforts as soldiers prepare for deployment and the community assists armed forces with testimonies, sewing kits, and flags.
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LD. Usung
Bellefield
Hawthorne
F. H. AL Faxon
Er Foon
City Hall
Andrew S. Oamsby
George Day
Focal American Legion Post
Albert Berseg
Elyria Civic Military Service Committee
Day
Pearl Harbor
American Legion
Gideons
Berson
Civic Military Service Committee
Elyria
Ormsby
Riytia
West Fear
Ty Berson
Gerna
Dan
Secret
Lenion
Mane George Tabs
Charles C. Smith
Anha Kote
Cite Hill
Tiroad
Nur
Rota
Gansta
Remat
Remodeling and new furniture ideas for wartime homes
A Chicago talk by Lawrence H. Whiting, president of American Furniture Mart, promotes wartime thrift and home refresh schemes. Emphasizing light finishes, plywood panels, and simple straight line furniture, it advises redecoration with wall panels, built in shelves, and grooved ceilings to cover cracks and renew interiors.
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Chichgo
Lawrence H. Whiting
Fuentliee. Mart
Rooms Still Needed For War Workers
Attic space is repurposed to house war workers as labor increases. Panels of ply speed construction and require no special skills. Paneled walls offer economical finishing and can be painted, wallpapered, or stained. A victory radio may fit in modest attic spaces without a large install.
Meece Couple Separated by War Forces Reunions
Mr and Mrs Curtis A Meece of Childress Texas were separated by service in the war and later faced new partings as he enters the navy. The couple’s location and status reflect wartime family disruptions in Childress.
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Country
Hot Low Childress
Tex
Curtis A. Meece
Filvaree
Childress
Land Survey Unearths Ancestral Ownership Claim
A surveyor sent from the U S Topographical Service traced land in Maine over a two mile range finding that the property was owned by the surveyor's great great grandfather and parents suggesting ancestral title.
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Wolfelord
N. H—Wahen
Fispers Sargentivas
Maine
U. S
Succey Lo
Handlebars Feed as Traffic Hazards Cited
Source fragment notes handlebars and traffic hazards mention Burton. details are unclear. No clear events, dates, or entities other than Burton and generic traffic danger terms.
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Burton
Blind graduate becomes state employment service operator
Gideon Ten, a Perkins Institution graduate who is blind, passes Civil Service exams and is hired as a telephone operator in the State Employment Service office in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket, R. I
Indie
Perkins Institution For
State Employment Service‘office
Antique car sale caps Mary E. Fairbank collection
An old steam car in Lebano with rationing fears, and an auction of the Mary E. Fairbank collection of antiques, drew low hopes but the early vintage Stardey automobile sold for $110 at the sale.
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Mary E.fairbanké
Stardey
Ateater
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