Warship Convoy Arrives With 31 000 Troops At Sea
Large transport fleet docks today bringing about 31 000 troops aboard 32 ships. Additional land units and medical corps progress include 95th and 116th aviation hospitals and various support battalions. Entries list multiple ports, ship names, and troop counts arriving from New York Boston Newport News and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sokn Ericevon
George B. McClellan
Andrew’ Furugeth
Asa’ Gray
Robert Randall
Lynas Boyd
New York
Argentina
Sth. Thajors
63Rd
20Th Railway
Leland Stanford
Boston
Ebulon Pike
130Th Field Artillery
Henry J. Lindsley
Army Arm Corps
Newport News
George “Ade
Field Artillery
22Nd
82Nd Field Artillery
Lawrence Brengle
Woodbridge Victory
Marshall Victory
Jonathan Trumbull
241St Field Artillery
San’ Francisco
Languitt
Fremont
Pinkney
Natoma Bay
Doyen
Crox
Chateau
Thierry
Otttawa
Whitemarsh
Printers Union Accepts Offer Amid Broad Labor Action
United Press reports the International Typographical Union accepted a last minute management offer ending a possible strike vote by printers in Cleveland. Wage retroactivity to prior contract dates is included. Simultaneously, 2,000 workers at Hoover Co in North Canton prepare a strike vote after wage increase rejection. Other Midwest labor actions include Goodyear unions, Libbey-Owens-Ford Toledo, and Greyhound Bus protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Daily
IAFU
MEA
Cleveland Plain - Dealer
Pres. Nowa
Shopping News
Langside
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Tanlvnel
United Radio and Electrical Machine Workers
Hoover Coj
Nort Canton
Ihe
URW
General Motors
Warren
Dayton
Yellow Springs
Neogasary
Laghwel
AL Akron
Goodyear
United, Rubber Workers
CIO
Williams
Simkin
Prostresa
Libbey-Owens
Ford
Toledo
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
Trustees Elect Officers At Loreln County Meeting
P W Hieneman was reelected president of the Loreln County Township Trustees and Clerks Association at the courthouse gathering. C C Goss Penfield trustee was named vice president, Dan Harding Ridgeville elected treasurer, with Terrell Eaton as secretary and its H as executive committeeman. The group plans the Ohio Association convention in Columbus January 24 25 26 and heard County Auditor Frank Ayres discuss the real estate reapprasal now near completion begun October 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Hieneman
Columbia Township
Loreln County Township Trustees and Clerks Association
C. C. Goss
Penfield
Carl Buell
Terrell
Eaton
Dan Harding
Ridgeville
Columbus
Frank Ayres
County approves fox bounty program in state law terms
County commissioners today pass a resolution authorizing a bounty of $3 for each red or gray fox killed under state law from last summer. The board also appropriated $300 to fund fox bounties, with hunters required to surrender the animal’s ears to the sheriff for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhinat
Eheritt
Ébelle Veale
Baer
Railroad Crossing Improvement Agreement Reached
An agreement to elevate approaches at the Race Road crossing in Ridgeville township was made among bounty commissioners Ridgeville township officials and New York Central Railroad representatives. The project total is 7186 with the railroad paying 2500 county 3142 and the township 1544. A project proposal was submitted to Ames by the Hahi Manufacturing Co located on Race Road.
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Race —Road
Ridgeville Township
Maddock Road
Ridgeville
New York Central Raiload
Enigine de Don &. Patterson
Hahi Manufacturing Co
Race
Five Lorain Soldiers Headed to California Transports
Five Lorain soldiers are listed among veterans aboard two transports to California. On the Gen. Mitchell bound for San Francisco are 1st Lt. Frank T. Puck 1st Lt Casimir F Mikey and Cpl. Atlan F Glover. On the Ses Corporal bound for Los Angeles are Sgt Louis C Jansheski and Stanley Lewandowski. Locomotives valued at 4,934,300 will be delivered to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad in Lincoln.
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Lorain
California
San Franscisco
Gen
Mitchell
Frank T. Puck
Casimir F. Mikey
Cpl
Atlan F Glover
Los Angeles
Louis C.” Jansheski
Stanley Lewandowski
C. B&q
RK. Uincoln
Neb
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Lincoln
Next Dee, Jr
Veterans face swelling housing demand warns Stassen
Paul Pioneer Press notes Stassen warned that the number of house-hunters would rise as demobilization continued. By next spring between 1,600,000 and 2,000,000 veterans would be looking for housing.
Court actions and divorces from county court docket
Legal notices report custody grants in several divorces including Clothier, Cicero, and Lawrence, plus a contempt charge leading to county jail, a perjury inquiry, and a guilty plea in a separate theft case. County commissioners awarded a Taylor ditch improvement bid of 2,077 labor and 1,205 material. A price-ceiling suit against Evergreen Food Store resulted in a $50 judgment and costs for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Trifflett
Taylor Diteh
Stassen Proposes Housing Expediter Plan For Civilians
Stassen proposes an urgent housing program including appointing a national housing expediter, immediate release from military use of unoccupied Army and Navy barracks for civilian housing, and a fast survey of temporary housing at former war plants or military sites. The plan aims to convert available space to homes for war workers and their families.
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Stassen
Army
Navy
Wellington Lodge Elects Margaret Wolfe Noble Grand
Margaret Wolfe was elected Noble Grand for the coming year at the Lillywood Rebekah Lodge annual meeting. New officers include Ethel Oney vicer grand Ellatite record secretary Marion King financial secretary Clyde Allison treasurer Rose Rogers and Rose Wolfe deputy president Doris Burk OU degree capital. The charter was draped for Past President Elizabeth Garber. Three membership applications were read and initiation is planned for December 17 and at the Christmas party. Birthdays were celebrated and a covered-dish lunch followed.
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Wellington
Margaret Wolfe
Noble
Lillywood Rebakah Lodge
Ethel Oney
Ellatite
Marion King
Clyde Allison
Rose Rogers
Marguerite Wolfe
Doris Burk OU
Oly Bishbaush
Marguerite Anderson
Meunveta Setters
Woway
Woman's Benefi Association
Dorothy Berry
Cleveland
Mary Prentice
Mig Phil-Beal
Maxine Wesley
Lodenia Rowell
Clarence Seil
Te Grange Hal
AEG
Clayton Beal
Walter Hardy
Dale Allen
Gad
Maurice Porping
Sen
Clifford Unser
Herrick
MLC
Past Methodist Church
Weir
Deanna Seuilemire
Kerry Pfeiffer
Timber
Charles Church
Grayton Beal
Wellington High School Star Wins Prints of Peace Medal
Marguarite Wile fissha of Huntington, age 17, won the Prints of Peace medal for her recitation of the poem "Ploe Liduidation of Man" at a Wellington high school contest. She defeated Jane Ann Riddig of Blynd. Otto hundred attended with Rev. AL Cassidy presiding.
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Huntington
Lee Tenka
Lorain Gaunty
Prines
Wellington
Fissha
Hundington
Wellington High
Jane Ann Riddig
Blynd
Solin. Gristinger
Charlés R. Newcomb
Oberlin
Fire Destroys Small Frame Building On Shadeden Road
A small framed building at Mike Saylor on Shadeden Road in ElyHa Township was destroyed by fire Saturday night with most contents lost. The four by ten foot structure housed fuel storage, a workshop and storage. An overheated stove was listed as the fire’s cause. Contents included a washing machine, four guns, tools, clothing, feed, and other items. Nine tons of coal in the fuel room were saved. Firefighters from Engine Company No.2 and a service truck responded and fought the blaze for nearly two hours, with the city at a distance allowing headway before arrival.
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Mike Saylor
Kéthe
Shadeden
ElyHa
A. Uy
Hiyrla
Futcier
Valar
Markets at Curvoland and Toledo grain notes
Markets show varied prices for apples, vegetables, and grains with mixed quality. Livestock in Cleveland and Toleda areas reports include cattle calf and sheep values, while wholesale grain markets list wheat corn oats and dates with regional notes and price ranges.
Death notices for LaGrange residents list multiple family details
Wary Gphyre Ga Grange reports Mary Op dyke 62 of LaGrange died after a 16 day illness at Elvira Mem a hospital. Survived by husband son and daughter and many grandchildren. Funeral at Ruswell B Fulton funeral home with services at LaGrange Seventh Day Adventist church. Burial in Lac Grange. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph DeFazio died at Pillview Hospital Cleveland and services were held with burial at St Marys cemetery.
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GA Grange
Mary Opdyke
LaGrange
Opal Weick
Cleveland
Garda Martin
Wallington
Thelma Stites
Lakeview
Ethel Bennie
Grattan
Eber Op Dyke
Sadie ““Hogmor
Brecksville
Mra
Ida
MéKafina Evérat
Wash
Higtoh
Algo
LacGrange
Hary Defazig
Joseph DeFazio
Pillview
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dasa Ld
Infantile paralysis fund drive outlined in Crosby remarks
A civic campaign update details the Tag Day for December 22 and Crosby announces the drive to raise funds for polio treatment and research. Half the money stays in each state to aid local efforts, with Kenny Institute expansion and training at clinics nationwide highlighted. Sister Elizabeth Kenny’s work is praised for enabling healthy lives with quick treatment.
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Crosby
Kenny
Kenny Institute
Elizabeth Kenny
Miss Kenny
Great Britain
Empire
United States
Queensland
Discharged From Armed Forces List of Local Veterans
A local discharge list chronicles veterans recently released from service. Names include Earl E Weekley, Clifford B Linder, Frank A Larizza, James R Mathis, Darhis Horrell, Frank P Kress, Lawrence A Jewett and others with Army Navy and Marine service. Credits note overseas deployments and discharges at major bases like Great Lakes Bowman Field and Atterbury.
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Aoaely
Woolliere
mMore
Army
Washington, D
Clifford B
Linter
Pie
Clifford
Linder
Weal Avenue
Iridiontown Gap
Frank
AL Lirizza
Anthony Larizza
Maple Street
Cam Atterbury
James Ft. Mathis
James
Richard Mathis
Marine Corps
Great, Lakes
Horrell B. Much
Dottell Darhis March
Fourth Airee
Navy
Great Lakes
Leo F) Bach
Francis Bach
Fremont Street
Frank P, Kress
Frank Peter Kress
Momm
Toledo
Lawrence A. Jewett
Lawrence Arthur Jewel
Wellington Army
Bowman Field
Louisville
Climate conquest of the Great Child Crippler creed
A fragment quotes a campaign against a disease or deformity in children, invoking the phrase No little child on earth should be asked to suffer pain and humiliating deformities and other complications unnecessarily, reflecting a moral stance in a historical health context.
Estate valued at 133000 in probate filing
An estate valued at 133000 was left by Mary Be resident of Shafield Lakes who died Nov 9. The probate filing shows real and personal property totaling 155000 with half to her son Claude and half to the other son Frank. The will also names other relatives and specifies bequests including 105000 for personal effects and 41400 as inheritance. A Cleveland company is named as trustee for the estate. Return from convention notes NelHenson Ray and Robert Dunham attended the National January Vegetable Growers Association convention at Hotel Gibson in Ginelas showing their travel and participation.
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Tommy Beal
David Friend
Danny Springer
Paul Dugue
E. &. Sharp
Paul Gray
David Arnold
Mommy
Cates Children's Hospital
Elying
Laurence BeVier
Arnold
Jarae Clus
Wrce Ragar
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Wellington Methodist Church
George Hawk
V. J. Petersson
Shafield Lakes
Ween
Glauday
Shaker Heigale
Frank
Mike Shorea
Wilf
Cleveland -Tiviet Co
Claude
Northridgeville
Neill Henson
Cleveland Road
Ray
Robert
Dunham
Fields
National
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Printers Union
United. Press
Rice Victory
J. S. Bassett
Burbank Victory
Ty William
Tylor
Leoni
City Daily For
Tna
Cleveland St
Broad St
Lake Aves
Ciltis Agalnet Tohn
Lawienes Johnston Dan Stant
Ada Bierce Tron Borothoa
B.A. Codk Oh
Lillian
Clothier
Waa
Tidin BA
Cook
Reberk -Hodg
Cicero
Lawrence
Anna
Dudaé Gay B. Findley
Chester Michalski
Common Less
Givin Bell
Rocky River
Arthur Moos
DA. Cook
George Wade
Lakewood
CORAM
Flarker St
Herrick Ave
West
Leland Kirkpatrick
Schoal Board
Zduc Sation
Martha Baker
Lodi Hospital
Charley Davies
Edison
Gates Gym
Gates
Franks
Agony
Jay
Rooseyead
Ely
Allen
MckKinley
Garford Harailton
St. Mery’s
Ely Gym
McKinley
Garford
Harnision
St. Mary's
Louie Rolopus
Hwomeqmowers
Gariaur Varielins
U. S
Hathouse
Hothouse
Foledo
Chatn
Hoy Deane
Kinady
Madham
Mediamio
Wetheta
Louise
Beauty Shoppe
Allen & Bernard
29 Century Blk
Fulton
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