Soviet armistice terms and Balkan shifts amid war talk
Fragmented dispatch describes Soviet terms for armistice and bargaining among Britain, the United States, and Bulgaria. It notes Bulgaria’s borders, Yugoslav and Greek claims, and Romania’s acceptance of Soviet terms while cutting ties with Germany. Reports from Moscow cite a Romanian arrival and a plan for Allied passage through Bulgaria, with Allied forces poised on the Adriatic. A second item notes Pat Alarcon in Canon City finding three hearts in a slaughtered hog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle-East
Moyne
Feitish
Stata
Middle East
Sit
Calta
Bulgarie Ane
Bulgar
Bulgaria
Teritory
Psace
Macedonia
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Barbu Buibey
Luveretiu Patrascanu
Dumitru Damaceanu
Interior
Court Happenings In And About The Court House
Joseph Bireet Clark, 47, a discharged veteran, received a suspended 30 day jail term for assault and battery from Justice H. C. Gummings after being found guilty. He had pleaded not guilty and was arrested August 21 for striking Grace Hemp at Wellington. The sentence was suspended on condition he leaves the state. Beverly A Patterson seeks divorce from Robert W Patterson of Painesville alleging desertion and cruelty. They wed October 14, 1942 in Lakewood. Anna Dalesthis asks divorce from Louis Dalesthis, Lorain, alleging habitual drunkenness. they married February 16, 1929 and have three children. she seeks custody. County officials reported a broken pipe nipple when a bridge tender at the Erie Avenue Bridge in Lorain was struck by a cargo ship. no other damage, investigation referred to county engineer. County commissioners transferred 8,370 from the undivided real estate and public utility tax fund to the district health fund after learning the health fund was exhausted. Transfer was via an advance on upcoming tax settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bireet Clark
Catenty
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Gummings
Clark
Wellington
Anna Dalesthis
Ida Avenue
Lorain
Louis Dalesthis
Nnty
Erie Avene
Forces raid Kurile frontier and Pacific targets
Army Liberators sank one patrol vessel off Paramushira and damaged another, while Navy Liberators and Venturas damaged three ships near the battered naval base. Seven B-24 Liberators from Mariana bases raided Iwo Jima and Pagan Island, 750 and 200 miles south and north of Saipan, respectively, without interception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurile Islands
Japan
Army Liberatore
Paramvushira
Navy
Army Air Force
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Pagan Island
Saipan
U S Subs Sink 17 More Enemies in Pacific
Washington reports American submarines added 17 more enemy ships sunk in the Pacific. The Navy tally lists two destroyers, six corvettes or transports, seven cargo vessels and no tankers among the recent successes, increasing submarine losses to 80 for June and 48 for July in the current tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jilly
Black Market Penalties Reported by New England
A government survey shows black marketeers in New England paid about 500000 dollars in penalties for rationing violations. The piece notes wartime enforcement as part of broader Allied operations in the Pacific, including air actions over Truk, Nauru, Ponape, Mille, and Makin and associated naval aviation activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Moon Island
Truk
Navy
Venturaa
Nauru
Gilberts
Army
Ponape
Carolines
Marine
Mille
Maluelap
Marshalls
Amherst Man George William Deiss dies in porch fall
George William Deiss 72 of Tenney avenue died at 12 50 pm Wednesday at Amherst Hospital after a fall from a back porch ladder struck head on a pipe to an instrument sustaining a fractured skull. Born in Amherst he lived there all his life he was a master machinist at Cleveland Quarries for fifty years before retiring three years ago. Survivors include his wife Myrtle two daughters Pia Filo Elyria and Orville Walk er Akron two brothers Henry and August and a sister Christine Deiss all of North Ridge Road. The body was at Zileh Funeral Home services Saturday 2 pm Rev J F Bollens pastor of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church will officiate Burial will be at Crownhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Deiss
Amherst
Tenney Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Deiss
Mr. Deiss
J. Ff. Bollens
St. Peter's Evangelical
Two Fliers Killed In Kentucky Crash
Two airmen died when a B-28 ferry plane from the New Castle Army Air Base crashed and burned about 40 miles south of Louisville. Initial reports suggested more occupants, but authorities confirmed only two. Names to be released in Wilmington, Delaware after next of kin are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Byiald
Washington, D. C
Grange
Ramona
North Carolina
Washington Building
Louisville
Ferrying Command
New Castle Army Aire
Wilmington
Pelaware
Bowman Field
Yate
Del
Eisenhower Predicts End of War Amid German Resistance
General Eisenhower praised Allied resolve in Europe and said the war could end soon if all fronts maintain duty. He cited the fierce German defense across bridgeheads and the use of every asset by both sides, while recalling his Algeria forecast that Germany would be beaten if everyone did their part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wehrmacht
Algiers
England
Dad
Eienhower
America
Meat supply and ration changes noted for September
The article reports September weekly meat supply totals at 284 100000 pounds vs 277 00,000 in August. It notes lower weekly supplies for top grades of beef, lamb, and pork during rationing, with continued point value changes for meat products and cheese price shifts including Swiss and Camembert.
Washington war casualty toll rises in France and Asia
Secretary of War Robert Patterson disclosed the battle toll across theaters, noting 224 938 total casualties in all theaters up to mid August with heavy fighting in Southern and Northern France. He reported 58 353 Navy Marine and Coast Guard casualties, 340 423 total for all services since Pearl Harbor, and highlighted large prisoner counts and returns to duty among wounded in U S forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aghiting
Sorthern
France
Tasiallies
Robert BP
Uly
Patterson
Pearl Harbor
Navy Agutts
Navy
Marine and
Coast Guard
Nouthern
Southeastern Asia
Cenrat
South Pacife
Pattersih
Wave Of Strikes Hit Central Pennsylvania Coal Mines
A new outbreak of unauthorized strikes hits coal mines in central Pennsylvania as John L. Lewis pushes to win bargaining rights for supervisory workers. Roving pickets close four more pits, bringing idle mines to 17 and about 19,200 workers out, with daily production loss around 48,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
White House
National War Labor Board
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Stabbing Case
James L. Campbell, 21, bound over to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after a preliminary hearing in Lorain Municipal Court. Campbell had been jailed since last Saturday after pleading not guilty to a murder charge, which was reduced to manslaughter. He is charged with stabbing Milary Kelly in Lorain on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James L. Campbell
Malcolm Thomson
Campbell
Elyria
Milary Kelly
Pillsbury Flour Mills Cake Gift For Diamond Couples
Minneapolis notes celebrate Pillsbury Flower Mills 75th anniversary with plans to honor American couples married on or before 1860 by giving wedding cake to those observing their diamond anniversary. Company seeks 75-year couples via newspapers to share life stories spanning similar eras. Also mentions a Kansas City woman selling pets ark and a Chile move. Chinese land rights remark closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Pillsbury Flower Mills
United States
Persis
Pillsbury
Charles A
John S. Pillsbury
Mio
Birth of Son to Hastings Couple W. H. Jordan
Mrs. W. H. Jordan of Hastings Nebraska announces the birth of a son William H. M1 on August 3 at Falrimont Station Hospital Geneva Nebraska. The mother is the former Valeria S Vaidean of North Olmsted Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Vaidean of North Olmsted are visiting their daughter in Hastings. A note on Army ordnance: 50 caliber aircraft machine gun requires about 3 000 manufacturing operations with one part needing around 150 operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Hastings
Neb. St
W. H. Jordan
Nebraska
William H. M1
Falrimont Station Hospital
Geneva
Jordan
Valeria, S. Vaidean
John Vaidean
North, Olmsted
W.H. Jordan
Markets and livestock prices from local fair markets
The listing shows varied market figures for cattle bulls sheep and lambs plus vegetables like cabbage endive peaches pears and spinach with price ranges and quantities. Animal prices include steers and lambs at several dollars per hundredweight while produce items display per unit or per box pricing and note several weights and varieties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
Colo
Pat Alarcon
Canan
Chamber OF
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Acme
Beverly A. Patterson
Netratt Road
Avon
Robert W. Patterson
Painesville
Lakewood
U. S. Subs Bay
Bobbie Brooks
United Story Shop
Scotts
Heldmyer Hardware
Kentucky
Sudro-Curtis
Ithaca
Taughinhock Falls State Park
Poytsfield
Mass
Matthew Guiltinan
Mogatng River
Burma
Kamaung
UB. Army Egual Corps
Bing Crosby
Stork Club
New York
Anita Colby
Kansas City
John Price
Johnson County
Santiago
Chile
Winston
Arimenta
Jemini
General Smuts
Bonnie
Alex
Texas
Broad Street
Iwestour
Aig
Nin
Wolf
Bskis
Hale Havens
Mit
Isa Ta
Min
Ernest McCall
Abbercat
A. Tt. Agate
Yesters
C. E., Parker
Curtis Hamlin
Cleveland Street
McCall
Perry Court
John Norman
Sugar Ridge Road
Blnnt
Mize O. Figler
Susillier Streal
A. R. Agate
GFE
Greenfield
Fo Burgess Watts
Tow Ag
Londonderry
Howard Synet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!