Veterans urged to seek help filing leave pay claims
Veterans applying for terminal leave pay were advised to use the Elyrian ANS Service Center for assistance. Army finance officers reported many claims with errors delaying settlements, including wrong offices and unreadable photo copies. Center staff ask applicants to call evenings. apply by September 1. and attach notes if they cannot recall exact leave amounts to speed up verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney FE. Rirtiy
Elyrian Ans Service Center
Vétermine
Veterans Center Dlrevice
Army Finance
Columbus
Bane
Sone
Hendrean
Bly
Veterans’ Center Staf
Japan's War Potential Now Smashed
General MacArthur marked the first anniversary of the Allied landing in Japan with a report claiming Japan's war potential has been smashed and the people initiated into democracy. He said decisive progress toward allied goals had been made and the Japanese empire's materials and governance reformed to fit a democratic path. The report, released by the War Department, noted improvements in civil liberties during the occupation's first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douslis MacArthur
Japan
MacArthur
War Department
State Fair Ends Today in Ohio Shire history record
Columbus reports the State Fair closes with a week of record attendance and high takings. Manager Bryan Sandles noted the event surpassed prior totals, signaling the most successful fair in 92 years. Gate receipts approached a leading amount, with the seven day total set to top previous records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bryan PL Sandles
Thin Digare
WAL
Sug
Kia Dandles
Undefined for Intonatocato Legis Nogat
A road camp resident identified as Hirai was arrested on Broad Street yesterday amid a police inquiry into intoxication and related costs. The incident reference notes ongoing vuit to disty wmtoxication.
Weather Forecast Snapshot From Turbulent Misread OCR
A garbled weather passage hints at temperatures and wind in degrees with forecast for a weekend. It mentions northern towns and Michigan areas and a generally clear or described condition. The readable fragments suggest a near normal or mild pattern with dust in some areas and a warning style typical of regional forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Avro
Weiler
Ty Rey
Reublin Brothers Grocery History Shapes Elyria Roots
The Reublin Brothers opened Elyria’s first grocery in 1894, expanding from Middle Avenue to Broad Street and later Beers Beet property. With population under 8,000 at start and under 1,000 in 280, the store grew amid wars and reconversion, while rivals and a changing market tested its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Reublin Brothers
Carter
Plas Opry
Elyria Wells
Frank Reublin
Reublin Brothers Provery
Sid Hroad
Howl
Nue
Lorain, County Savings and
Jack Reublin
Tve
Grafton
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Broad Atrert
Flyria
Road Street
Reubby
Genre
Anone
Boylan Brothens
John Wellert
Rod.donus
Ry&. Mayle
Mike Jung
Charles J. Flowers
F Red Klakaer
We HL Smith
John Diessner
Hen Francis
Bolique Grocery
DL. Curtis Grocery
Fosters Fitch
Ales Spitzenbers
Cree Hore
Fiaiver
Hobson
Sam Winner
John Saveage
William Laundes
Henry Shute
Ora Nichols
Aries Inal Wte
Heldinger, Wright and
Theip
Rewblin Brothers
Ink 7 Bom
Ingain
Eos Brothers
Saurs
Reublin Brothers Wien Hough
Frank Roublin
Sears
el Maui Mwon
Chousita
Tess
Shortage Of Teachers Is Acute In Ohio
A postwar wave of teacher retirements and higher enrollments strain Ohio schools. Vacancies Nos in rural districts and cities exceed supply as 40,000 teachers are needed nationwide. Rural and village districts face largest gaps amid unpaid reserves and certification bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
36 Degrees At Wooster Experiment Station
The Wooster experiment station reported a temperature of 36 degrees marking the lowest reading on record for the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Fined $50 And Costs Loses Right To Drive
Merle Croyle faced a $50 fine plus costs and a license suspension after a driving incident. The record notes a fine, court costs, and loss of driving privileges as part of the judgment.
Two Teaching Vacancies In County Schools
Village and rural schools in Larkin County will start the 1948-47 year Tuesday with most regular teachers in place and substitutes prepared for two vacancies. The music and art staff has three new teachers, with details on their assignments and training from Oberlin, Ohio State, Baldwin-Wallace, and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin County
Brighton
Gratton
Mie
Gerald M. Prank
Mane Beleté
Garetyn ‘Pruitt
Ates Obertin
Schall
Mentor
Truitt
New
Jor Otter
Huth! Christman
Circuit
Ohio
Wesleyan
Crane
Tne Atrumenti
Oberliny Gays
Ford
Hidgeville
Bell State Teachers College
Indiana
Marian Gals
Oberlin
Marterie Howe
Eireust
Vor
Bowling Green
Nelson’ Howe
South Amherst
Ohio State
Keri Kolinski
Gillespie
Minis Oaid
Henry Dirbawaki
Avon Lake
Baldwin-Wallace
Charlotte Hirchinson
Circuit Feather
Michigan State Teachers’ College
Ypsilanti
Ruth Hamiston
Columbia
Kent State University
Gayl Ford
Ridgeville
Be Regular Guys Lehoczky Tells OSU Summer Graduates
Ohio State University summer graduates heard Prof Mil N Wehwezky of industrial engineering urge graduates to value character judgment and personality over grades in choosing a career. He warned against hiring on educational marks alone and stressed practical integrity in business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehoczky
OSU
Columbus
Mil N. Wehwezky
Department of Industrial Engineering
Ohio State
Markets Readings and Prices Across Livestock and Produce
A garbled market report notes cattle, hogs, sheep, and produce prices across multiple markets. Highlights include cattle and hog weights, butcher cuts, and varying prices for beef, pork, lamb, and vegetables, with scattered vendor and location hints throughout the jumble.
Bridge Noisy From Trains Sparks Area Complaints
Steam and smoke envelop a bridge causing collisions and loud rambling of loose planking when heavy trucks pass. Residents report night noise reaching two miles. Attendees include officials such as Comlint Stomer Atlan Ko Branson, Deputy County Engineer Lester Osborne, and members of Elyria and Ridgeville civic groups and automobile clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbe
Atlan Ko Branson
BR. Comin
Lester Osborne
LL. Porter
Hi. B. Rawdon
Oberlity
Court notices and divorce plea details cross scattered in court notes
Leon O'Brien, LaGrange railroad camp resident, was fined by Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord on a hearing with deputy sheriffs for a charge of in- fraction. Beatrice Homolyn of Lorain sues for divorce from Peter on cruelty grounds. Mildrest Walker Sanigala was granted a dis today from Dominick by Judge Gay Bo Findley on neglect and cruelty grounds and restoration of her maiden name. Deputy sheriffs reported an attack at a New York Central Railroad work site near Attiberst involving Joe Adams and Lea Jones with no confirmed provable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon O'Brien
LaGrange Railroad Camp
Juste
Peave C. C. Lord
Mildrest Walker Sanigala
Gay Bo Findley
Ioan
Joel Adnains
Investi- Aag LA Centeguiots
New York Central Railroad
Attiberst
Marin
Lea Jones
Dares
Aas
Adams
Aeker
Californian First To Take Off In Bendix Race
Los Angeles pilot Thomey Call started the Bendix Trophy Air Race in Cleveland at 9 27 a m to begin the $35 000 event amid about 10000 spectators including movie stars Dick Powell The field includes 22 former military planes and four jets The race expected to last about five hours with Call promising steady flying to the finish Col Philip C Loot Burrow from West Point Ga opened the special class at 7 25 a m with a PBA prize entry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thomey Call
Los
Philip C
Loot Burrow
West Point
Advising Vets Is a Full Time Job Kirby Reports
Kirby ranking the veteran advising effort as a full time job, detailing the Flyria Veterans Service Center activity. He cited 11,000-plus contacts, 4,000 veteran registrations, and 73 percent problem resolution with VA aid for 26 categories, noting 12,008 county veterans served. Accidental shooting kills Zelma Gilley in Portsmouth. 12-year-old brother James handled gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Gourtney F. Kirby
Flyria’ Veterans Service Center
Wallif Iha
Elyria Kiwanis
Nab
Hiks Marine Room
Veteran Service Center
Veterans Administration
Propery Caungelliys
Ad Vishts
Telvans Organiaafinns
Veterans Service Center
Gerald Mc Frath
Courty School
Portsmouths
Zelma Gilley
Fran
James
Foreign aid voting echoes in UN Security Council shifts
Unclear characters intermingle as observers note possible shifts in support for a resolution involving PLO and regional forces. Discussion hints at a request for stronger backing and strategic measures, with attention drawn to potential votes at the United Nations Security Council.
Exam set Sept 25 for Lorain County welfare director
A competitive exam for the Lorain County Welfare Department director will be held at the courthouse on Sept 24. Carl W. Smith of the Ohio Civil Service Commission announced the post, currently held by Floyd Shaw. Applicants must be Ohio residents by Sept 16. The director oversees aid to the needy, dependent children, general relief and children's services. Requirements include ten years of full time experience, five in administrative or supervisory welfare related roles, with substitution allowances for education. Further details are available from the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrain County
Carl W. Smith
Ohio Civil Service Comission
Floyd Shaw
Civil Service
Board of Count Commissioners
Iing
Hol Incement
Aly
La Grange School Set to Open Tuesday
LaGrange Public School will open Tuesday with a half day in session. High school staff include Jack Pieter as science and arts instructor, Mrs Helen W Weeks Elyria mathematics, and Miss Mary Siahna Cleveland English substitute. Returning are A. Coons district superintendent science, Mrs Florences McMonama English, Miss Betty Holcomb commercial subjects. Grade teachers include Mrs Leala Wilcox and Mrs Helen Fitzpatrick, with several Elyria teachers serving coastal grade levels, plus Miss Lucy Good Bascom teaching fourth grade. Bus drivers listed include Eb Hastings and Jurkan Spicer with Carl Hastings, Antone Younk to guard East crossing. Superintendent Coontz calls meeting for Monday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laorance
LaGrange
Jack Pieter
Wellton
Helen W. Weeks
Elyria
Mary Siahna
Cleveland
A. Coollz
Florones McMonama
Betty Holcomb
Crade
Leala Wilcox
Helen Fitzpatrick
Ruth Cox
Zola Mastings
Santh
Lucy Good
Bascom
Russel Peterson
Musig
Mira
Wilehelmena Kontinski
Voowl
Orvs
EB. Hastings
Jurkan M. Spicer
Willian Mobkren
Carl Hastings
Antone Younkinlond
Coontz
Lakeside Youth Fellowship Attendance Soars This Summer
Lakeside Methodist Youth Fellowship reports 550 attendees at a session led by Rev. George Beeler of Shelby and Rev. Rose Sell Linton of Port Clinton. Across six institutes this summer total attendance reaches 4166 under Virgil Watson, with the Lima Springfield Columbus institute recording the largest turnout at 997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Methodist Youth
Mans
Nortwadle
George Ae Beeler
Shelby
Rose Sell
Linton
Port Clinton
Methodist
Virgil Watso
Gtane Institute
Orgisterer
Lima-Springfield-Columbus
Staff Complete For Grafton School Staff Complete For Grafton
Preparations were complete for the opening of Graftory Tadatebin School at 6 45 a m Tuesday for the 6 47 year C F Kelly superintendent announced The school will open until noon Thursday and the first full day starts at 6 45 a m Wednesday The teaching staff includes elementary Mrs Bernice Grills Mrs Catherine Rauscher Miss Christina Meyers and Stanley Sneary high school Mrs Martha Wile etc Henrietta Township school will start at 9 47 year with a half day Tuesday buses operate on normal schedule to pick up students in the morning The teachers will remain for an after noon meeting but pupils will be dismissed at noon on the first day Fish now costs from 2 to Sea pound in the black market in GF many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadatebin
Ihe
Kelly
Todme
Thessay
Christina Meyers
Stanley Sneary
Marthe Wile
Bas
Scence
Johny
Evonoft
Oliver Schmiedt
C. F. Hah
BP Ten Trerlet
Santears Dan Bradley Ig
Henrietta School
Henrietta Township School
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
A. Rewbtin
Mhisses
State Education Department
Uip
Edie Teflon
Harold J. Howers
Feaeter Education and Covdtcation
Ing Otta
Cionbridge
Cambridge Board of Education
Immed Siely
Ufria
Steppes
Merle Croyle
Dria
Andie
Lothes
Murac Ul
Agen
Teddy Ga Sin
Howe
Dolivestork
Ularkel
Ateeras
Ued SR
Timiferss
Wedi
Camo
Eniters
Cabiers
Halle Ehowe
Bet
Witerdlow Kristie
Marvel Teerly
Leone
Roarel
Saeka
Fouad Cpe
Pascal
Chile
Cory Masatta
Uae
Atdarda
Moran
John W. Moran
Butner Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Nicholas Rolting
Carey
Menyvon Avenue
Clevel Land
Elytin Troly
Times Spring Mfg
Knights of Columbus
Mary Moran
Russell
Rowlin
Cyril
Bivvy
Creil Hensing
Canton
Sarah, Alice
Nettle Moran
Autylve
Bittner Punetal
Bertha Schafer
Valley City
William
Nelock
Valley City Hospital
Hind Beer
Dine
Dames
Les
Rose Sprith
Fuvenne Serviers
Frangelical and Reformed Church
Ro Froy
RAILS
Oa. Central Co
Og, Forna
Southern Mailway
Union Pacific Industrials
American Tobacco Briges Mte
Mt National Bisewut Horden
Dominican Salvents - National Distitlere
American Rartiator General Blretrie Glidden
National Dairy Nash Kelvinator
Procter & Gamble
Paramount Pictures Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Sehentey Distillers
20Th Century Pox Warner Pros
Westinghouse Elect Woolworth Co
Wators
Bendis Voces Cneysier Rue Flerwing
Aion Os Cienerh Motors
Gondyear Packard White Motors
Steers
Beatrice Homolyn
Lorain
Peter
Ant
Bethdedivny
Teo Ameri Roll
Republic of Steel Copper
ANP Min
Anneauda Kennecott Copy
Tnternebiensel Ni
Mijis
Atlante
Nqhia
Colfer
Tada
Sconotuy
Texas
American Powe Colarute Cais
Cats
Frivean Laseyrayonil
Vrronen
T&t
Argetsax Gas Pone Cines Service
Rkie
Smith & Co
Byrne Sevings Building Stocks and Bonds Stock Exchange
Nations Security Council
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Chic
Lorain County
Sovial
State Civil Serve Commission
Letain County
Mudilor
Letain
la Grange
Hirestra Laboratories, Inc
Fifth Avenus
New York
Merthe Enon
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