Christmas in the Line of Duty from the Elyria Front
A reflective wartime feature contrasts American Christmas dreams with the grim realities of soldiers overseas. It traces a Kansas sailor, an Ohio boy in Germany, and a Chicago kit in Italy, imagining home warmth against combat, while urging readers to save waste, donate blood, buy war bonds, and fulfill civic duties to support Allied servicemen.
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Kael
Salvation Army
Germany
Obie
Elyria
Hhe
Ohio
Italy
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mom
Pop
Pacific
Kansas
Red Cross Bank
Cologne
Burma
Letter from Drew Pearson on diplomacy and its impact on a daughter
The Washington Merry-Go-Round column written as a letter to Ellen Pearson discusses diplomacy, the State Department shake-up, and how foreign affairs shape future peace. It ponders appointments of sons of labor leaders and prominent figures, contrasting public reaction with presidential choices.
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Drew Pearson
Ellen Pearson
Bernardsville
N. J
Washington
Ami
White House
State Department
Belgium
Weere
Tyre
Aly Boise
Roosevelts
John L. Lewis
John
Virgina
Ty Prynceton
Jala L. Lewis, Jr
Phil Murerus
CIO
Bart Woll
AFL
Wold
Senate
Moos Gill
Senwual
Sroosevett
John D. Rockefeller
Morgan Paatnes
Morgan
Rockefeler
Walsh
Rockefeller Weyer
Stein
Hockefeller
Sons of Labor
Wan
Will Clayton
Cutton
Grew and British diplomacy in wartime shaping Postwar aims
A 1944 opinion piece critiques Undersecretary Joseph Grew and peers for adhering to British diplomatic lines, urging a bold, independent U.S. approach. It argues for assertive bartering of lend-lease terms to secure a permanent peace and an orderly postwar world, beyond old British alliances.
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Job
John L. Lewis
Joe Grew
Mr. Kellogg
Mexico
Nicaragua
State Department
Grew
Turkey
Japan
Butt
Jon
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Count Sforza
Mr. Grew
Ed Slettinius
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Avon Lake Winter Stay Shifts to Florida
Avon Lake residents Charles Horwedel and wife plan a Miami winter. Sgt. Lenhart Drotlell from Childress Texas returns home on a 20 day furlough with family joining his parents. William Moodt visiting Massachusetts camp guest at Deatleff home. Foster Schenckts studies Fruit School in Columbus this week and high school pupils take charge of library during study hall for activity points. John and Mrs John Smith relocate from Belden road with family.
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Avon Lake
Florida
Charles Horwedel
Miami
Sgt
Lenhart Drotlell
Childress
Texas
Tittle
Martin Drotlell
William
Bill) Moodt
Massachusetts
Deatleff
Mr. Draveff
Bill
Foster Schenckts
Columbus
Assit
JOA
Drake
Nora Marcella Shuth
Bill Gartman
Diane Hammond
Bill Dunker
Lorain County Sales Tax Up From Last Year
Lorain county sales tax receipts through November 28 total $652 411, about $18 000 higher than the same period last year, per state treasurer Don H Ebright. Statewide collections for the period reached $52 301 805, up from $50 491 480 a year earlier. Week ending November 25 in Lorain shows a drop to 14 351 from 14 855 a year ago. Copper Hill mines in Tennessee reportedly lost to North Carolina because surveyors ran out of liquor and steered toward a still.
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Lorain County
Don H. Ebright
Copper Hill
Tenn
North Carolina
Nquor
Becks Host and College Guest Reach Home in Rocky River
The Beck family welcomed Lillie Beck of Kent College as a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck, at their Rocky River home.
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Rocky River
Lillie Beck
Kent College
Mrs
Carl Beck
Japanese Paymasters Face Air Alerts at Camp Maxey
Maj James Hicks, finance officer at Camp Maxey, recalls New Guinea duties where Japanese forces disrupted U. S. paydays. He says air-raid alerts forced counting money into bags and quick cover repeatedly. He notes about $274,000,900 lent to the British Treasury as interest during the war.
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U. S
Camp Maxey
Tex
Maj
James. Hicks
Maj. Hicks
New Guinea
U.S
Finai
Light Inspires Perfume Scent Named 1 4 3
A Boston fragrance known as 1-4-3 derives its name from numerals meaning I love you with a nod to Minot's Light, the historic lighthouse in Boston Harbor. The New England legend connects the beacon to the scented label, weaving romance into maritime lore.
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Boston
New England
Milady
Minot
Boston Harbor
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