Unnamed donor surpasses limits with repeated blood gifts
A remarkable case recalls a man now 48 who has donated blood at regular intervals since December, giving a pint every week to aid patients including infants. Despite public alarm and congressional concern, he continues daily routines and asserts his health remains perfect while doctors monitor his condition.
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Avie Hee
Hitkowekt Henkin Cuithiofittest
Pouphdkerpsig
Sete
Presijail Hutaecelt
Bulkowski
Baldy Pesstia
Sandys
Havesieae Or
Unemployment Causes To Be Reexamined By Ohio Bureau
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and the United States Employment Service will survey four Ohio war cities Dayton Sandusky Warren and Akron. Administrators say un employment is linked to lag between civilian production and worker retraining needs. Each claimant will be interviewed about job search efforts and training attempts. The aim is to open new employment avenues for those not suited to war industry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States Employment Service
Dayton
Sandusky
Warren
Akron
Herschel C. Atkinson
Sailhey
Uriz
Columbia News Notes From The Town Clock
Columbia residents are noted in a string of social items and brief notices. Shirley Toth and Mary Maddock attend a guest event for Mrs. John J. Bryn of Youngstown. Mrs. Erwin, formerly Miss Peterson, taught fifth grade in Columbia. Veterans, weddings, and local visits are listed alongside draft inductions and real estate transfers. A Columbia Civic Military committee plans a town plaque honoring local servicemen with nine delegates from each town coordinating the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolwmeta
Shirley Toth
Mary Maddock
John J. Bryn
Youngstown
Erwin
Peterson
Columbia
Herman Maulsén
Vad West
Mision Circle
Baptist Church
Warren Meek
Cleveland
Dean Tees
Marylin Ann
Joseph Simns
Fudgeville
Duptaga
Lip South
Py Henrys Dupluge
United States Army
Wilmore Burnel
Alan
Medina
Lucy J
Herman Snell
Robert Mills
Camp Shelby
Robert Haz
2Nd Mire
Fred Hayes
Elyria
Charles Ives
Deris
Elyri
Leon Ives
Lucyves
Army Ram Draft Board No. 5
Tidgcare
Harold Alberdaddock
Osborn
Arthu Rogers
Starley Warren Kerley
Robert Godfred Stinsbe
Raymond John Lennerth
Chirk Bob Reanet
Nelson Earl Hawke
Emerson Avenue
West View Healty Co
Chettes
Nix von Miso
J. W. Salisbury
Ernest J. Dunford
Sophie Ann Zeleski
East River Road
Frank Joseph Ureker
Columbia Civic Military
September Proclaimed Salute to Ohio Heroes Month
Governor Bricker declared September as a period to honor Ohio men and women in U S fighting forces. The proclamation urged all residents to observe ceremonies and salute national heroes, calling every citizen to support service members wherever they are.
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Amave
Hehur
Ohloniy
Stove
Olle
Delunse
Bay
Aeward
Elyvin
Jon W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Ghillie
America
Eve Ery Eloven
Bess
Hone
Dance of the Scribes and Civic Salutes in September
A fragmented OCR passage notes a salute to veterans and a drive meeting on a September event. It hints at county councils weighing the portion of religious, public, fraternal, and professional groups in a divisive allocation. The text preserves unclear names and dates due to garbled source material.
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Atupvion
Anlinn
Inesmanth
Inesiat
Rationer Named in Ohio Public Administration Appointment
Evie of Hillyburn tatty and Waylon, Piqua, Columbus figures tied to the Ohio tire railuing office and the Office of Public Administration. Born at Gallon and raised at Mariva Las India, the notice mentions 100,000 rupees as a lakh and a crane of windred lakhs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Evie
Hillyburn
Wens
Ohio Tire
Pelee
Evans Bug Beer
Goodyear Sire & Rubber Company
Hilsborn
Akron
Waylon
Piqua
Gallon
Mariva
India
Dancing in the Hospital Wing Leads to Tension
In a hospital drama, an elderly patient resists surgery yet enjoys seeing staff dance the Lambeth Walk with a nurse records. Tensions rise as Beatrice Blake accuses Riletta of manipulating patient Doctor Ash and romance, while Riletta defends honesty and hints at ongoing nurse duties amid a cliffhanger ending.
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Pitat
Riledta
Fier
Dr. Conrson
Beatrice Blake
Ater
Riletta
Toom
Bee Blake
Avon and Bay Village Socials and Meetings Noted
Misses Eda and Jean Peak camped at Chippewa Lake a week. Lide club hosted by Kay and Sandra Stockhaus at the grandparents’ home in Bay Village. Thursday evening bond bridge at Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jameson’s. Prizewinners: Mrs. Waller Mfe Allister and Mrs. Julius Schneider. Next gathering Alpine Village Cleveland. Avon events include Boy Scouts meeting and Red Cross work. Baptist Ladies Aid, prayer meeting, and Bible study planned. Edward Drakes of Miami University in Navy to train as a radio technician after visiting Avon home. Brief notes on attendance at funerals and visits follow.
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Eda
Jean Peak
Chippewa Lake
Kay
Sandra Stockhaus
Lide Club
Bay Village
Lida Club
Wilson Jameson
Waller Mfe
Allister
Julius Schneider
Francis. Smith
Ridgeville
Francis Riegelsberger
Yau
Edward Drakes
Miami University
Navy
Avon
Jie
Grafton Quilt Club Hosts Meeting at Obiils Home
Grafton Quilt Club met Thursday at Mrs Ames Obiils home. Guests included Mrs Allie Bethke of Elyria. Mrs Anna Hosler to host September meeting. Members and guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with the Latatatnl club and Mrs Helen Buller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilt Club
Grafton
Ames Obiils
Allie Bethke
Elyria
Anna Hosler
Helen Buller
Hardware stores in Elyria announce short week hours
We the undersigned Hardware Stores of Elyria will close at 12 o'clock on Wednesday, Sept. 2 and open all day Wednesday, Sept. 9.
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Ely
Ria
Know Your Money Is Plea Made By U S Secret Service
Chief Wilson outlines the Know Your Money campaign as a defense against counterfeit currency. From 1933 to 1996, Americans lost about 773000 yearly to passers of counterfeit bills, with education and public cooperation reducing losses and strengthening national currency integrity. American Boy Scouts aiding U S forces in England join in safety and cooperation efforts.
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Ubu
Frank J. Wilson
United States Secret Service
Sult Inday
Secret Service
United States
Wilton Gala
Ie Secret Service
The
A Wilson
Marl Branson
Joan
Vice
Dutabase
Joans
Ohio unemployment benefits rise under law changes
Ohio reports a rise in unemployment benefits during the first six months of 1947 under the liberalized law. Average weekly partial unemployment payments reached 7 dollars, with 104 people in the area receiving benefits, compared to 224 in June. Statewide weekly benefit recipients averaged 21.66. Northern Ireland mills busy on war orders. Finland neutralizesish.
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Atkinson
Ohio
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Iy Rock
Wool Bay
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
River Road
Ohio Bureau
Grafton Lumber & Coal Co
Grafton, Ohio
Crowninshielé
Gourson
Bec Blakes
Doctor Coarson
Weill
Rielta
N. Ash
Ash
Chen
Bee
Miller
Dr.Ash
Tletta
Tia
Dr. Johnson
Rhetta
Tre
Br. Ash
Ritella
Ritella Sighed. “I Don’t Know Whether Its Your Turn of MF Lim
Miss Miller
Sera
Seal
Beerepi
Treasury Department
Leanine Oe Balltke
Nics
Wil Teenies
United States Secret Service Program
Monty Passere
Washington, D.C
HAME
Harry Hubbard
Ira Gough
East Vallie Mietz
Universe City
Bea Walger
Fuiera
Ehyria
Elyria Hardware Co
Day's Hardware & Music Store
E. F. Whitney & Son
Cash & Carry
Allen
P.O
Broad
Kregere
Know
Plea MadesBy
U.S. Secret Service
U. S
England
Seouts
Northern Ireland
Finland
Costeat Horshold
Cas
Julie Rotta
Corporation
Century Building
Zad
Broad St
Woolworth's
JJ Boreshe
Menager
ELY Kia
Vitory
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