Japanese general opens negotiations to surrender in Luzon
Lt. Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita commander of Japanese forces in the Philippines opened formal negotiations today with Maj. Gen. William H. Gill for surrender of his Northern Luzon forces. Yamashita said he had orders from Tokyo to cease hostilities and would be ready to negotiate once authorized.
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Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
William H. Gill
Yamashita
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
MacArthur
Ryukyu
S.macarthur
Hong Kong
Harcourt
Rayal
Japan
United States
Moscow
Lord Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Rangoon
Singapore
Kardechan
Manchuria
Korea
Sakhalin
Americans donate 16 million in Shower of Dimes
New York reports 2.57 million raised in the 1945 national March of Dimes donation drive. The Shower of Dimes surpassed last year by about 50 percent, with California and other states contributing significant sums through the campaign led by Ragit O’Conner of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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New York
Ragit O’conher
National Foundation For
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Produce Report
Cleveland market notes show cattle and calves steady with moderate activity. Prices span steers, cows, and bulls. calves and hogs listed with weights and ranges. Wholesale produce and fruits in detail, including apples, beans, beets, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, prunes, potatoes, radishes, lettuce, and onions with assorted pack sizes and price points. Local market names and quantities are given for multiple items and regional trades.
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Cleveland
Cokice
Goring Lambs
U. S
Curveland
Rushel Bskta
Oviden Bskiz
AO . Bakt
Akty. Bartlett
Bskt
Vonstri
Six Known Dead in Texas Storm Toll Rises
Six people died across Texas as a tropical hurricane lashed the coast from yesterday. A fatal head on crash near Corpus Christi killed a family of four blamed on rain and poor visibility. Victims included Charles Reeves and his wife plus two children in San Antonio, and divers Glenn Smith of Port Arkansas and Joe Green of Port Isabel. Winds reached 74 to 85 mph in Victoria and up to 108 mph near Corpus Christi as communications failed.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Corpus Christi
Charles Reeves
San Antonio
Hear
John Michael
Charles
Glenn Smith
Port Arkansas
Joe Green
Port Isabel
Victoria
Oot
Jose
Enterprise Hit By Jap Plane In May Attack
Washington reports the aircraft carrier Enterprise was damaged in a May 14 attack during Kyushu operations. An enemy dive bomber attempted to crash on the ship using a suicidally piloted plane, detonating near the forward elevator and igniting fires that were quickly controlled. The raid left 14 crew dead and 43 wounded as Enterprise sustained 15 hits and near misses before repairs.
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Washington
Enterprise
Milseher
Bunker Hill
Kyushu
Mark
New Site For Ohio Prison Mooted By State Officials
Gov. Frank J. Lausche said he would urge the Ohio postwar program commission to study a possible new site for the State Penitentiary. The panel would consider buying the Scioto Ordnance Plant near Marion, now surplus to the Federal government, with the state having first chance at purchase. Welfare Director Frazier Reams supported tearing down the Columbus prison except for a modern power plant.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Postwar Program Commission
Lausche
Scioto Ordnance Want
Marion
Kartiev
Frazier Reams
County approves slag purchase for road maintenance
Commissioners approved buying 1000 tons of slag at 105 dollars a ton from Metal Tote Co for county road maintenance. The San Meu Taw area was shaken today by a sharp earthquake causing damage.
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Whaineengo Department
Metal Tote Co
Jan Francisco
Sanmeu Taw
LE. H. S. Students To Get Textbooks This Week
High school students excluding new and incoming freshmen will receive textbooks Wednesday and Thursday this week. The book room opens Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. for working students and Thursday 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for all other students. Freshmen distribution details and orientation day plans will be in the Chronicle-Telegram Wednesday. Locks for 8 cents and home room assignments will be provided at distribution. Students with regular clerks should bring their books.
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AW High School
J. D. Severs
Dada
Uontil
Chronicle-Telegram
Dring Laem
Three Car Collision Leaves Three Dead Near Arlington
Mrs Kenneth Stewart, 23, of Dunkirk Ohio, is in critical condition after a three car crash near Arlington Ohio Saturday night. Police say two cars collided head on while passing a stopped vehicle with a flat tire, another car could not stop. Victims killed include Paul Beach 17 of Arlington Donald Frech, 18, of Mr Blanchard and Dwight Leeper 18 of Findlay. All died from fractured skulls.
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Arlington
Donald Frech
Mr. Blanchard
Dwight Leeper
Findlay
Death record for Mrs Cora Weiss and Frank Curtice
Death notices list Mrs Cora L Weiss of Elyria with sister Mrs Lang and siblings Miss Nettle Wilhelm Albert M Wilhelm and Harry E Wilhelm. Funeral set Tuesday at Sudra Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Brookdale. Also obituary for Frank Curtice 89 pioneer farmer and livestock dealer of Wellington died August 26 at home on Herrick Ave. East. Survived by son Claude and wife, widow and son Burt predeceased. funeral details follow.
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Cora L. Weiss
William A. Lang
Wanghurst
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert A. Weis
Lang
Nettle Wilhelm
Elyria
Albert M. Wilhelm
Winter Dark
Flo
Harry E. Wilhelm
Sudra Curtis
William A. Leath
First Congregation Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Frank Curtice
Herrick Avenue
Wellington
Mr. Curtice
Penfield Township
Cleveland Union Stock Yards
WYTAM
Claree
Burt
Carl Curtis
Fined $50 And Costs Loses Right To Drive
John Wilhelmy of 127 Garvin Avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license suspended for six months after an arraignment before Mayor A. R. Agate for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested on Irondale Street.
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John Wilhelmy
Garvin Avenue
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Irondale Street
Four Persons Fined by Mayor After Weekend Alcohol Arrests
Four individuals arrested over the weekend on intoxication charges were fined five dollars plus costs each at arraignment before Mayor A. RB. Agate. Fined were Valdimar Grushesky of 160 Huron Street, arrested on Court Street Saturday night. Jack Murrill of Oberlin, who entered a stranger's car on West Avenue near Broad Street at 4:45 p.m. Saturday. John Gorsky of 150 Huron Street, arrested on Broad Street at 2:20 p.m. Saturday. and Herb Wuebker of LaPorte, arrested on Second Street at 5 a.m. yesterday.
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A. RB. Agate
Valdimar Grushesky
Huron Street
Court Street
Jack Murrill
Oberlin
West Avenue
Broad Street
John Gorsky
Wallpaper steamer blast kills Dayton man in wartime accident
Joseph Sprague 42 died from burns after a wallpaper steamer exploded Saturday. John W. Francis 60 sustained burns on arms and legs in the same incident reported from Dayton.
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Dayton
Joseph Sprague
John W. Francis
Noter Author Dies in Hollywood Fatal Heart Ailment
Franz Werfel author of The Song of Bernadette died at his Hollywood home last night from a heart ailment. He was among the first to write in a modern era about religious themes.
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Hollywood
Franz Werfel
Bernadette
Werfel
Wandering author finds inspiration in Lourdes tale
An exiled writer from Austria fled Paris and wandered through France seeking safety. He found temporary sanctuary in Lourdes where he received inspiration for a story about Bernadette Soubirous and her visions.
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Paris
France
Lourdes
Bernadette Boubirous
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