Tribute to Home Front Volunteers Addressed at Elyria Kiwanis
Commander C D Finn and N R Cleveland praised home front volunteers for aiding the war effort, urging civic duty, fair treatment for returning service members, and continued national service. The Elyria meeting featured remarks, introductions, and attendees including Sears’ A Ro Work, Kenneth Sexton, and Wayne Mich Kiwanis member Ervin Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Finn
N. R. Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
America
Hush Cameron
Pig
Amtayor Ala Agite
A. Ro Work
Sears
Koteneth M. Sexton
Elyria
Ervin Britton
Kiwantan
Wayne
Mich
Uhemy Callies
Ernie Seahold
T| Denis Ryan, Jr
Christmas Seen Delayed By War Driven Shortages
A wartime shortage report outlines limited supplies for home appliances toys and clothing. By October some items like freezers and nylon stockings may appear, but major goods such as men's suits shirts and shoes face tight distribution and scarce stock due to military demand and factory bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamskquank
Tonys
WPB
Custers
Markets and livestock prices with mixed quotes and notes
The page lists livestock bids and market activity, with calves, heifers, lambs, and sheep priced across ranges. Grain and produce prices appear alongside Chicago cash quotations, while a late entry notes Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright’s evacuation from Matchuriy being postponed for a few days pending railway restoration under Russian Military Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuungking
Jonathan Mo Wainwright
Matchuriy
Abolhey
Injunction hearing over Mendelson Reduction Co case at Court House
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook hears testimony in an injunction suit by the Loraine County Board of Health against Mendelson Reduction Co on Ford road. The plant sits under scrutiny for alleged malpractices. 24 witnesses were subpoenaed, including local residents, as divorce cases from Wellington and Lorain reveal a string of separations and custody bids while Attlee comments on the end of the lend lease program and Britain’s grave postwar position and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Loraine County Board of Health
Mendelson Reduction Co
Ford Road
Res Dueben
Attlee
Great Britain
Attee
Prial
Britain
Chiang Kai-shek Signs United Nations Charter
Chiang Kai-shek signed the United Nations charter today and stamped the document with the Chinese national seal in Chungking, marking a formal commitment by China to the new international body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuncoking — Generalissi‘mo
Chiang Kai-shek
B and O R R Plans Large Bridge Over Kanawha River
GALLIPOLIS The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced plans for a 10 million dollar bridge over the Great Kanawha River east of Gallipolis. The new span will replace an aging structure and measure more than miles in length with work expected to be completed in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Kanawha River
Five New Red Stamps Valid On Sept. 1
Washington announces five new red stamps LI MI NLT and QI become valid September 1 for purchase of goods. Stamps are worth 1 point each and align with September price reductions, helping households stretch meals. Existing stamps V2 Wa X2 V2 22 Al BT Cl Dt Hh FL Gt WH J and KI remain valid during September, while Q7 R2 82 T2 and U2 become invalid after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Atomic bomb burns and blood counts raise doubts on recovery
The report states burns from the atomic blast extend to two to three kilometers with severe skin damage and delayed blisters. Urine and blood cell changes indicate drastic health impacts, showing white and red cell reductions compared to normal levels. In Columbus, Henry Eyman will replace Delbert Woodford as associate state education director at $5,500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domet
Columbus
Henry Eyman
Fairfield Schools
Delbert Woodford
Assectiat State Education
Erertor
Clyde Hissong
Vam Ser Tacks
Death notices and funeral services in Spencer area
Death notices list Sam Holo bach 407 West River street with service on Saturday at 2 30 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Rachel Eglin 73 Spencer died at Lodi Hospital with services Sunday 2 50 p m Mt Zion Lutheran Spencer. John Barkley 68 Amherst died at Bain home North Ridge Road. survived by wife Cora and five children. funeral arrangements pending at Zilch Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Holobach
West River Street
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
J. Irving Reese
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Rachel Elnora Eglin
Rachel Flnora Eglin
Spencer
Lodi Hospital
Cherry Corners
Frank
J Jpan
Walter Storm
Spen
Eglin
Elgin
Hugh Eglin
Sullivan
Poloyd Lewissiiner
Walter Rowe
Billman-El- Viet
KR. D. Freesman
Mt. Zion
John Barkley Amherst
John Barkley
Baim
North Ridge Road
Amherst Eagles Lodge
Cora
A. Schofield
San Francisco
Calif
Paul Miata
Raymond Miller
Lorain
Ralph, Martin
Cincinnati
Charles Barkley
Camp Leer
James Hamile
Albert
North Ridge
Zilch Funeral Home
Wellington White Fronts Fall 7-4 in To-Hit Pitching Show
Felix Klan chuk hurled a to-hit game for Wellington as Merchants beat the White Fronts 7-4. Ed Matus homered for Kapton, while Chuck Hawley and Steve Lucas produced for the losers. Kipton advances to the fair softball finals to meet Wellington Girls at wd0 p.m. today. In horse racing, Frisco Don swept all three heats of the 2.16 Trot, owned by W. A. Keenan, Akron, with Beenkerhoff riding. Sirastorm won the 207 Trot for R. H. Reber, Wheeling, driven by Karns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Felix Klanchuk
Ed Matus
Kapton
Chuck Hawley
Steve Lucas
Pat Childen
Kipton
Frisco Don
W. A. Keenan
Akron
Beenkerhoff
Margaret C
EL L. Kelley
Napoleon
Karns
Victor Man
Uard
Faye Crispen
Elsie Guy
Sirastorm
R. H. Reber
Strastorm Finshed
Jie
Open horse show features many heats and prizes
Benny Rose driven by Bell placed in the top two in the last two heats of the pace races, with times around 2:19 and 2:18. The Eli Long team, ridden by Carpenter, won the 2.24 pace and placed in the top two early heats. Mitzy Direct and Flaxey Hal earned podium spots in the open show classes, while numerous grand champions, breeds, and local clubs collected prizes for cattle, sheep, swine, goats, and horticultural displays across Wellington and Oberlin areas.
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Benny Rose
C. A. Burnett
West Alexandria
Bell
Eli Long
FE. Kollister
Cleveland
Carpenter
Mitzy Direct
Urban
Zanesville
Flaxey Hal
W. van DeVere
Gravms
O. N. Close
Lester Reynolds
Herrick Unit of
Wellington
Huntington United Ladies Aid
Rochester Homemakers Club
Graneys
Huntington Grange
Oberlin Grange
H. S. Dalton & Son
Wakemin
Ayrshire
Jim Rollin
New London
Holstein Association
Ober- Tu
Hine
Dorset
Ritter
Washington C
H Menn
Arthur Preston
Bowerstown
Cheviot
Rodmere
Oxford
Hampshire
Cabe
Fast Canton
Berkshire
West Wind Farm
Obe
Huntingnon
Nubians
Paul Earl
Saanens
Guy M. Shaw
Seville
Thornton Gannett
Tegpenburgs
George Rolfe
T. Gannett
Togrenburgs
R. J. Lance
Telephone Co Hit By NLRB Finding
The National Labor Relations Board found Elyria Telephone Co engaging in unfair labor practices as alleged by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The board ordered the company to cease interference with employees rights to bargain and organize. A closed shop agreement existed since March 1944 with the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Elyria Telephone Co
International Brothehood of Electrical Workers
A. F. of L
Washington
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Sudro-Curtis
Medinet
Bie Chyler
Dow Rude
Suva
Greta
Orhines Wethers
Alendy
Hain
Toledo
Crain
Lop
Ander
Bskla
Valentine
Tiskis
Odor Tiuiches
Uiskia S&s Cathoth
Bskte
Letouce
Punter
Anuk
Uskts
Rosa
Pakia
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Thew Shovel CO
Hazel and
Beech Street
Elyria, Ohio
United States Employment Office
Marjmnie Baker
Washuurtin
D.C
Neater
Phos
Bast Acuoet
Phe Hhuntyt
Thal
Barber
Dumitra Boor
Levain
Aodiverer
Victoria
fHegiect
Meir Child
Frances C. Fields
Tlorain
Tor
Clens
Yvonne F. Ajlen
Ninth Street
Elsie Hones Agisnot Herbert
Ida Jenkins Alexander
Huron Street
Cpl Vernon Alexander
APO
New York City
Nith Street
Myron
Elizabeth Sebastian
Blake Sheet
Alex Apy
Holobach Funeral
Marshall
Ralph Kesstell
Franklin
Mass
Po- Vice
Jehn Mohan
Garter
Broad Street
Ashbolt Orchard
Foster Park Road
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