Wellington Homefront News and Local Notices
Wounded in action Sgt Bloyd WL Luedemiann of Smithville is reported wounded in Germany on October 22 and hospitalized in England. Local relatives include Spt Louis Ladera of Camp McClellan, formerly at Stern Laundry, who lived with the Shepards. Christmas cards from Cpl Clyde Battles to John street family, and notices of embassies and military movements fill community updates. Plus local musical program notes and community events at Wellington, including Christmas plans, Needlework club, and Young Farmers meeting at Willington school house with committee members listed.
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Wellington
Charles Sheparad
Charles Chai
Bloyd
Luedemiann
Luede Mann
Smithville
Germany
England
Floyd
Louis Ladera
Camp McColl
N.C
Stern
Vaundry
Shepards
Glen Duhidge
Johns Street
Hieu Son
Clyde Battles
Barnpow
Dirk
Alva
Anyace Hasson
Barker Street
California
Needieponr Unie
Chiles Oumers
Christin Pany Wis
Hyid
Slvs
Franklin
Simuison
Sreteis Wali
Wayverpion
Huory Abaybaugh
Willington
Norman McConnell
Marion Cie
Chhaiguen
Henry Sehriver
Grafton
King Rawhard
Rochester
Canadiens Regain Hockey Loop Lead
Fernand Gauthier sparked the Canadiens to regain first place in the National Hockey League by beating the Blackhawks 2 0. Chicago’s defense limited Montreal’s scoring despite Gauthier’s opportunistic goal, while the Bruins defeated Toronto as the Maple Leafs slipped to fourth after a Saturday night win by New York.
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Coby United Press
Fernand Gauthier
Montreal Candiens
Chicago Blackhawke
Canadiens
Gauthier
Bruins
Horton
Toronto
New York
Two Moose League Leaders Stagnant After Sunday Matches
Key bowling results leave two Moose League teams tied for first as Bittners beat Carliste Night Club 2 of 3 and Hart Construction dropped two to Checker Cube Bach. Other matches saw Oaks Cate, Vic Savor Jewelers, and East Bridge Tin post wins while Ridge Teal and Ridgid Wrenches led individual scoring with 542 and 213 high games.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Hart
Pest Phwe
Elyrun Moose Rowing League
Bittners
Carliste
Checker Cube Bach
Tity Wok
Reaty Cigars Wah
Stright
Oaks Cate
Rubber Heels
Ton Emep
Wassernin Lathes
Nebr Beverages
Kata Glass
East Bridge Tin
Uiree
Vic Savor Jewelers
Wyikvent Ree Ps
Bowling Cent
Wikient
Lyle Shenefelt
Harekt Heal
Hidge
Vises
Ridguils
Belgoils
Hidguils
Bost
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Dept
Dept, No
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Clarence Conrath
Umn
Art Csontns
Warren
Loop Results Heights Beauty Shop
Moosettes
Elytte Stationers
Hart Constructin
Helen Altfeld
Limatches
Sayles
Tarry Lanes
Smythe Sayles
Bill Coghlan
Sayies
Coghlan
George Knipper
Joe Myers
Tao
Knipper
Myers
Hoppe Beats Marquez in New York World Three Cushion
Wallie Hoppe, defending his title, opened with a 0 to 43 defeat against Mukuel Marquez in New York. The field for the title includes Johnny Lawton Welker Cochran Andrew Puni John Fitzpatrick Ralph Greentent Arthur Rubin Joe Champen Jdny Bozetmin Lawrence Walker La Grange Lydey Camden Robert Chase Erin Richard McConnell Wellington Edgar Jones Penfield. Guy Miller of Ohio State spoke on Farm Enterprises Selected Volume of Business. County Extension Agent C. 1 Hummel led the program. Fire damages Mutual Fire Insurance Co building in Washington. VP Charles W. Boleler says insured and money unaffected.
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New York
Wallie Hoppe
Lemurely
Mukuel Marquez
Moxigo City
Johnny Lawton
Welker Cochran
Andrew Puni
John Fitzpatrick
Ralph Greentent
Arthur Rubin
Joe Champen
Jdny Bozetmin
Lawrence Walker
la Grange
Lydey Camden
Robert Chase
Erin Richard McConnell
Wellington
Edgar Jones
Penfield
Guy Miller
Ohio State University
County
C. 1 Hummel
Army Sergeant Tops Golf Play At San Francisco Open
Army Sergeant Feiner and Austrian Forcier compete as top contenders at the San Francisco Open. Byron Nelson leads early rounds with a 212 total, while Slammin' Sammy Snead struggles after Navy service.
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San Francisco
the Lion
McSat
Reiser
Feiner
Camp Roberts
Ateather
Forcier
Abeneck
Thampoon
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Lord Byres
Seno Af
Terrier
Sammy Snead
Navy
Twilight Tear Tops 1950 Racing Awards In New York
Twilight Tear, standout 14 win veteran from Calumet Farm, named Horse of the Year by Daily Racing Form and other outlets. She earned 167 855 dollars for her owners, including 11 straight victories before a fall in the Alabama Stakes. Pavet Best Youngster II led two year olds in Warren Wright’s stable, while Busher and Devil Diver earned juvenile and handicap honors respectively.
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New York
Devil Divi Jer
Pavet
Warren Wright
Harned
Walter Jeffords
Edward R. Bradley
Busher
Greentree
Devil Diver
Alfred Parker
Jimming
M. S. Cushman
Rouge Dragon
Army Cadets Triumph Over Navy Ends 23-7 Victory
Colonel Blaik praised West Point's 1944 national champions after the Cadets defeated Navy 23-7 in Baltimore. He lauded the team’s blocking, speed, and fearless play despite footing issues on a muddy field. Blaik predicted another strong Army squad next year despite 19 graduates including eight regulars.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Earl Hlark
Army
Navy
West Point
Olonel Blaik
Barclay
Baltimore
Nashy
Blaik
Army Squid
Jiune
Lom Lombarda
Doug Kenna
Vile Hall
Bob St. Onge
Ed Rufalka
Archie Apnuld
Bob Hayes
Joe Stanowics
Glenn Davis
Dee Blanchard
Biik
Shorty McWal- Hams
Mississippi State
Annapolis
Notre Dame
Trumphs
Georgia Wech
Great Lakes
Wifer
Serview
Oberlin Church Open House and Local News Briefs
The Woman's Society for Christ in Service at the First Methodist Church will host open house on Wednesday December 6 at 7:30 p.m. A lecture recital “Music Outside Methodism” by James Hall and Professor Harold Haugh will be featured, with a worship service led by Mrs. J. B. Wilmott. Local blood donor updates, coming events, and music recital notices accompany a Cleveland hotel workers strike note and college football reflections from Bates.
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Oherlin
Woman's Society For Christ
First Methodist Church
Quditerigny
Wednessay
James Hall
Harold Haugh Wall
Wilmott
Gee
Cuehran
Gard Spitler
C. G. Roers
Oberlin
Red Cross Wood Donor
Wom
All Robot Corps
Grange Hall
Oberlin Woman's Club
Ars
W. A. Siddall
Elm Street
Mra. D. R. Moore
Strikers Return to Work at Briggs and Chrysler Plants
Detroit workers from the United Automobile Workers return to the Briggs Manufacturing Co Mack Avenue plant and Chrysler Corp Dodge main plant while Graham Paige aims to bring back 3,800 workers tomorrow. Arbitrator to hear grievances over foremen reductions and production layoffs. B29 parts production to resume as Graham Paige suspensions of two welders tied to alleged seniority rule violations are lifted Tuesday.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
CTO
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Mack Avenue
Chrysler Corp. Dodge
Graham Paige
Brigns
Tabor World
Grievanges
Doge
Graham-Paige
Jouth
Fatal Explosion Strikes Standard Oil Plant in Cleveland
An explosion at Standard Oil in Cleveland caused a fire that killed James F. Monroe, 38, a stillman, and others suffered severe burns. Daniel W. Jones, 46, remained in critical condition, and Daniel [nman], 42, a pipefitter, was treated for burns as investigators estimated property damage around 5,000. Fire Chief John P. O'Brien said a tube break in a cracking still triggered the blast and flame.
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Cleveland
Daniel W. Jones
Burhy
Standard Oil Co
James F. Monroe
Daniel [Nman
John P. O'Brien
Urge Bonus Plan For Those Who Stay On War Jobs
War Production Chief J A Krug and Lt Gen Brenhon B Somervell urged adoption of a bonus plan to reward workers who stay on war jobs. Somervell warned shortages could emerge within a month if manpower is not solved, while Krug expected a concrete plan within weeks. Critical items cited include ammunition, tires, radar, batteries, bombs, and heavy textiles.
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Washington
J. A. Krug
Bren
B. Somervell
Army Service Forces
Somervell
Senate
Commuittes
Krug
Congress
Helicopter To Be Made For The Masses After War
New York report says Bendix Helicopter plans mass production after the war. A four passenger sedan model with 300 horsepower will cost a bit more than a car, hinge a top speed near 140 miles per hour and run about 120 miles a minute under testing conditions. President Vincent Bendis announced the project yesterday.
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New York
Bendix Helicopter
Ins
Vincent Bendis
Bendix
Runfiue
Fumes Fatal To Three In Cincinnati Car Tragedy
In Cincinnati a truck driver Charles E. Blevins and two girls from Akron were found suffocated by carbon monoxide in a locked car at the Red Forwarding Freight Co. lot. Police confirm identities as investigators search for details of this fatal incident. Retired Col Arthur L Fuller, Lt 45, is to receive military funeral services in Columbus Wednesday after dying Saturday. he served at Fort Hayes and led reserve officials training corps.
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Cincinnati
Fpolice
Red Forwarding & Freight Co
Charles E. Blevins
Akron
Dieb Columbus
Arthur L. Fuller
Fuller
Fort Hayes
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