Eight Nominated For State Health Chief
The State Public Health Council submitted eight nominees to Gov. Bricker for the $8,500 a year health director post. The list includes Dr. Alexander R. Sweeney Cleveland. Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach Cincinnati. Dr. Willoughby D. Bishop Greenville. Dr. Charles F. Blankenship U S Public Health Service Fifth Service Command. Dr. Robert Heering Columbus. Dr. Harold J. Knapp Cleveland. Dr. George F. Moench Hillsdale Mich. Dr. W A McIntosh Oberlin Lorain County. The eight were approved yesterday. Bricker will appoint only a council-recommended nominee.
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Olumbus
State Public Health Council
John J. Bricker
R. H. Markwith
Alexin R. Sweeney
U. S. Public Health Service Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Carl A. Wilzbach
Cincinnatic
Willoughby D. Bishop
Greenville
Charles F. Blankenship
U. 8
Public Health Service
Fifth Service Command
Robert. Heering
Columbus
U. 5
Harold J. Knapp
Cleveland City
George F. Moench
Hillsdale
Mich
WA. McIntosh
Obertin
Lorain County
Health Council
Bricker
State Aw
Child Critically Ill Sees Santa Claus in Bowlesville
Springfield report: Four year old Jayca Dillon, critically ill with Hodgins disease and given weeks to live, received a Santa Claus visit at home after her parents arranged it with physicians. The child can only take milk and fruit juices for nourishment.
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Springfield
Jayca Dillon
Bowlesville
Raymond Dillon
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Various Cities
Death notices report Mrs. Juna Haley of Cleveland died at her son's home after six months of residence there with five children remaining, funeral at St Thomas Aquinas in Cleveland with burial in Wooster. Irene Jackson, daughter of Mrs A J Jickson, died after long illness. two sisters and a brother survive. funeral at St Marys cemetery. Elinore N Seaman of Oberlin, 68, died in Avion, Penn after a stroke. husband Gustave and son William Seaman survive. services in Oberlin followed by burial at Westwood Cemetery. Lillian May Noll, 72, died in Wellington. survived by husband John, son Walter, two sisters, a brother, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. body at Emil Klanke Funeral Home. services at St Roses Church. Emma Smith, 83, Oberlin, died at Allen Hospital. sister Addie Lewis survives. burial at Westwood Cemetery. Fire at Lockbourne Army Air Base caused $10,000 damage and killed former Mt Sterling fire chief Harry F. Wurm. Downey arrives overseas to entertain troops in USO shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juna Haley
Patrick Haley
B. V. Maley
Cleveland
H. C. McCoy
James 8. Haley
Niles
McCoy
Elyria
John J. Haley
Wooster
Haley
Julia
St. Joseph's Academy of
Catherine
Margaret
Elizabeth McCarthy
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Irene Jackson
Wliss Irene. Jackson
Daghter
A. J. Jickson
All Seventh Street
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Alfred Alten
Ralph T. Moore
Lakewood
Raymond
Algara
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elinore N. Seaman
Oberlin
Avison
Penn
Qustave
William H. Seaman
Oberlin College
Seaman
Ebensburg
Methodist Church
Harriet E. Boggs
Anna M. Jones
Mia
Alice J. Emery
G. M. Jones
Edward
St.Petersburg
Fla
Richard
Shirley Seaman
Bedgeman's
W. Fred Bohn
Neinting
Westwood
Wellington
John
Walter
Frances Wiseman
Ella Darling
Port Huron
Mich
William Smalley
Emil Klanke
Detroit Avenue
Lakuwand
St. Roses
W. Lidth Street
Emma Smith
Westwool Cemetery
Columbus
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Harry F. Wurm
Mt Sterling, O
Wurm
Air Base
Mt. Sterling
Chile Recognizes Soviet Republic
Washington Chile becomes the sixth Latin American nation to recognize the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Ambassador Andrei A Gromyko and Chilean Ambassador Marcial Mora signed papers in a ceremony at 1 p m CWT. Diplomatic and consular relations will be established immediately for the first time since Czarist days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chile
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Marcial Mora
Fuel Oil Rations Set to Stay Unchanged Across Regions
Washington officials announced fuel oil rations will stay at 10 gallons per unit for period two beginning today in the Pacific Northwest, with the same 10-gallon unit value applying December 18 in the Midwest and South as periods two and three are combined there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Pacific
Rochester Christmas seals sales and local church notes
Rochester reports Christmas seals distributed by school children with sales planned by Friday. Wittenship Methodist church officers elected at a dinner meeting include Abbie Jewett as president and Drucilla Snyder as vice president. News covers servicemen moves, water scarcity, and community events in Rochester and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Seann Wolfe
Alice Brucock
Roberta Black
Rocheter
Methodist Church
Abbie Jewett
Drucilla Snyder
Rhea Cowie
Pearl Conklin
Lulu Setterfield
Sunshine Committee
Olive Meloy
Missionary Department
Maggie Cowie
Elsa Crittenden
Charles J. Mekoleske
George Mekoleske
Camp Sampson
N. Y
Gulfport
Miss
U.S.N, T.C
Dale Winfield
Pvt
Richard Wolfe
Great. Lakes, Inn
New Jerssey
Midwest Snowstorm Kills At Least 13 Across Region
A moist snow blanket 2 to 9 inches thick covered the midwest delaying trains up to six hours and creating extremely hazardous driving. The Weather Bureau said the storm was moving east from the upper lakes into Ohio with at least 13 deaths including Chicago, Missouri, Indiana and Camar ies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Missouri
Indiana
Camaries
Upper Lakes Region
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Street Fighting In Athens Continues
Greece’s civil war raged into its second week as about 20 000 ELAS troops battled British and Greek government forces in central Athens. ELAS detachments pulled back after heavy losses at the gendarmerie barracks and suburbs, shifting to sporadic bombardment of the British Greek HQ and the Piraeus naval station. Peace feelers were rebuffed by a Papandreou spokesman who said no peace until ELAS arms surrender.
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Athens
ELAS
Piraeus
George Papandreou
Elyria Men Among War Dead and Wounded Found in France
A family listing from Elyria recalls Sgt George A Baker wounded in action in France on November 28, with prior service and Normandy duty. Sgt Robert Line Nortis Ridgeville, killed in action November 15 in France after missing, served in Army since 1942 and attended Texas Tech. Line family notes his Canadian birth and Ridgeville sports prominence. Also Lt Hearne, bomber, killed July 12 over Munich area, survived by parents and brother in U S Navy. details of enlistment and schooling provided.
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George A. Baker
France
H. A. Baker
East Ninth Street
War Department
Baker
Third Army
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Young Republicans’ Club
Elks Lodge
Robert Line
Nortis
Sevag
Line
United States
Canada
Ridgeville Wich
General Industries
Ohio Unieversit
Vic Silver
Florence
Doreen
Redceville High School
Albert
Air Cerss
Te South West
Padhe
Tay Wotham
Bendix-Westinghouse Amanouye Air Brake Company
Midland Army Air Field
Texas
England
Eventh Army Air Force
Robert M Hearne
U. S. Navy
County actions and court outcomes at Lorain county meeting
County commissioners purchased 25 World War II grave markers from L W Parker Co at 1.80 each. John Miller received a divorce from Margaret by Judge Cook for wilful absence. Helen Szabo Lourwin sued for alimony against James, married in 1921 with five children. Budget transfers from dog and kennel funds to general fund totaled 7,528.57, with 5,000 remaining in the dog and kennel fund. Estate of Caroline L Branson of Wellington valued at 38,449 net. home valued at 6,400 left to son Alan Branson with multiple bequests and shares estimated at 6,200 each for four sons and a daughter. County will issue county officers magazines at 2 per subscription. Lorain relief expenditures for November dipped 402 from October, relief fund balance 56,677.94. Heirs to William M Morgan estate include 12 more heirs in the British Isles, with administrator George L Glitsch. Fines issued for intoxication to Carl Lersch and Anna May Lawrence. A Callington England farmer’s 12 year old son plowed land after school hours.
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Caroline L. Branson
Wellington
Carl
Midland
Mich
Alan
John
Ft. Lauderdale
William M. Morgan
Lorain
Haitish Isles
New York City
England
Wales
George L. Glitsch
Lorain Attorphey
Morgan
Traffic Violators Fined By Mayor
Mayor A R Agate fined several traffic violators in Elyria scheduling suspensions and costs. Raymond Graff of 103 Robinson Court received $50 fine and six month driving ban after DUI arrest on West Avenue. Halitzka of 316 South Maple Street cited after DUI collision on South Maple. Gilbert J Love of Lorain cited for reckless driving on Lake Avenue with $35 fine. Sherman Wallace of 5 West Avenue fined $25 for reckless driving on Chestnut Street. Sam Nagy of 534 Vulcan Street fined $10 for reckless driving on Huron Street due to car with no brakes. Ralph Woodruff of 29 Chestnut Street fined $10 for reckless driving on West Bridge and North Streets. Sam Slusher of 354 Kenyon Avenue fined $1 for failing to stop for red signal. Plywood production remains high in Sweden but below prewar output.
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A. R. Agate
Raymond
South Maple Street
Ann Feron
South Maple
Costa Gilbert J. Love
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Sherman Wallace
West Avenue
Chestnut Street
Broad
Sam Nagy
Vulcan Street
Huron Street
Ralph Woodruff
West Bridge
North Streets
Sam Slusher
Kenyon , Avenue
East Bridge
Markets and fines from Toledo and Cleveland reports
Grain prices for wheat corn oats and rice listed with lots of figures from Toledo markets with fruit and produce lines. A $10 fine plus costs was imposed on Homer Sanders after disorderly conduct at Stan's Restaurant and a purse containing $60 and ration books was reported stolen from Sears Roebuck counter.
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Toledo
Graia Uledo
Baldwit J Jn
Rhode Island
Aras
Cortland
Chicago
Cleveland
U. S
Ieee
Uber
Homer Sanders
Third Street
A. R. Agate
Stan
Broad Street
Stanberry
Sanders
F. H. la France
Amherst
Sears-Roebuck
Churchill Accused By Count Sforza
Rome Count Carlo Sforza, expelled from the Italian cabinet amid British pressure, accuses Prime Minister Winston Churchill of trying to force King Victor Emmanuel on Italy. Sforza denies Churchill's claim he conspired to overthrow Badoglio’s armistice government and notes their October 11 1943 London meeting focused on resisting fascist pressures.
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Rome
Carlo Sforza
Wington Churchill
Victor Emmanuel
Sforza
Churchill
Pietro Badoglio
United States
Storza
London
Sulfa Seeks Help for Sinus Skin and Scalp Ailments
Sulfa introduces three new compounds Sulfa-Sina for sinus infections catarrh Sulfa-Zema for eczema psoriasis athlete foot and impetigo and Sulfa-Rub for dandruff infections Each contains sulfathiazole deemed harmless by authorities All three priced at 2.50 postpaid with money order or check and a money back guarantee if not satisfied Address Sulfa-Septic Products 3103 Holmes Dept NL-36 Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Dept. Nl-36
Kansas City
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Santa Claus
Elyria City Motors
West Ave
Aum Nan
Farm Journal
Imu
Mra. Livengood
Bpausryd Wry
Leaner
East Bridge Street
North Street
Dial
Mrs
Julia Haley
Morton Downey
USO Camp Shows Inc
Venezuela
Automotive Replacement Parts and Service
United Service Motors
Agust
Carter
Aureus
Laliste
Robert Olson
Eloise Olson
Merchant Marines
Cpl
Corbett Pointer
Merritt Parker
Camp Bowie
Robert Thompson
E.D. Thompson
George Leber
Howard
Leber
O. C. Walfe
New London
Suger Creek
Minnie Helfer
Grace Williams
Lorain County Council
Arthur Jews
Charles Cowie
A. L. Wolfe
Neil Cowie
Glen Waldorf
Robert Cowie
Clara Sinnensen
Frazier
Ruggles
Methodist Sun School
Howard Wells
Chinton Wells
Charles
Alaska
Wells
Dell Richards
Carlos Snyder
Po OB. Phillips
James Langton
Jesus Sus
Thee Methodist Church
Rey Ae Albertson
Arthur Sprinkle
Seren Sprinkle
Mes
Donald Sprinkle
Neles
Daneslik
Linden
Sudro-Curtis
Helen Bland Clark
Warren
TySgt
Clark
Carl S. Clark
Mesopotamia
Kresge Company
Normandy
William B. Hearne
L. W. Parker Co
Clyde, C
John Miller
D. A. Cook
Helen Szabo
Lourwin
Albany Today
James
Floyd Shaw
Shaw
Carl Lersch
WG Nichols Court
Lodi
West Hiver
Anna May Lawrence
Linworcd Street
Callington
Karl W
Plocher
Lorgia County Bank
Phong
Sweden
Count Sforza
Fressling
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