Churchill Tries To Smoke Out FDR On Poland
Washington reports that Roosevelt faces pressure over Poland policy as Churchill presses for a realignment of eastern borders. The administration seeks Polish free elections while avoiding British meddling, warning of German exploitation of any rift between London and Washington.
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Churchill
Poland
Washington
Russia
Merting
Roosevelt
Apparenti
Jogel Stalin
United Press
Great Britain
United Nations
Elt
Soviet Union
Wealth Commissioner Dr Theo Shrop to Begin 1945 Service
The Shrop family announces Dr Theo Shrop will start service as Loren County health commissioner in 1945. After seven years in private practice he worked with the Akron health department from 1935 to 1941 and has since been involved in public health circles.
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Theo
Shrop
Loren County Health
County Board of Health
Akron Health Department
Bern
Marylind
Inductions to Rise for Men Aged Over Twenty Six
Washington reports the selective draft will step up inductions for men 26 to 36 as War Mobilization chief James Byrnes outlined, ending the era of a young man’s war. New orders require older registrants to seek board permission before changing jobs or risk 1-A status.
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Washington
Lewis Bo Hershey
U.S
Hershey
Evers
War Department
James F. Byrnes
Selective Service
Byrnes
Two Student Nurses To Receive Caps On Sunday
Twenty two freshman students at Elyria Memorial School of Nursing will receive caps during cappling exercises at Grove Lutheran church Sunday at 2 pm. The program includes a processional, invocation, principal address, readings, and conferring of cups by Naomi Beery.
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He M
Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial
Grove Lutheran Church
Catherine Graber
W. W Walker
Merciful
Lenore Lawson
Luelle Bust
Mias Naomi Beery
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Krapa
Elaine Kirkpatrick
Florence Nichtingale
Welker
Miss Graber
Florengen
Miagdalene Szabu
Juba @9sh
Ruth Webber
War Front Briefs Across The Globe In Bold 1944 Style
United Press reports on Western Front reserves threatening US penetration attempts, while American bombers strike Pacific targets near Leyte. Russian armor drives toward Vienna as Cossacks push across Hungary. British heavy bombers hit Ludwigshafen as Burma resistance wanes. Chinese forces clear Irrawaddy pockets. Canadian and Polish troops widen bridgehead west of Ravenna and Fuenzu, respectively.
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United Press
Western Front
Rhineland
Wew
Baty Pacific
Leyte
TSO
Manila
Philippines
Eoland
Mindara
Hungary
Vienna
Slovick
Ludwigshafen
Burma
Lust
Irrawaddy
Bhumo
Maly
Bir
Nievighe Cara
Ravenna
Seyle
Fuenzu
Elyria Over The Top In War Bond Drive
Elyria surpassed targets in the Sixth War Bond Drive as totals neared deadline. Local reports show $3,748,573.75 in bonds from 11,897 pledges, exceeding the city quota though individual E Bond purchases lag behind goals. National totals show oversubscription of the $4 billion goal, with Treasury officials optimistic for end of drive.
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Elyria
Cafe
Elvrians
Addin
Govatl
Terdyy
Dri
Capaign
Tts
Fla
Harry Wy Luethi
Elyria Ampaign
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Deerm- Weral
Sabes
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Pation
Mutual Network
E H S Choir To Give Concert Tomorrow
E H S choir presents a Christmas concert at the high school auditorium Sunday at 3 p.m. Former members return to sing with current students led by Marjorie Bannen and Douglas Hines. Admission charged at the door.
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E.H.S. Choir
Flyrna Haigh School
Teddy Tediw
Ats
Marjorie Bannen
Sofrote
Douglas Hines
Apen
Wath Ae
Ice falls from roof injures woman near Goodrich steps
Mrs. Michael Kovach of 401 Oxford avenue suffered a bruise and injury to her back at 4 20 pm yesterday when a lump of ice fell from the Brew shed on the Goodrich steps. She was knocked down and taken to a physician's office for treatment
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Michael Kovach
Oxford Avenue
Sanatorium Reports Monthly Patient and Income Figures
Pleasant View Sanatorium ended November with 18 patients at month start, six admissions, six discharges. Outside radiographic exams totaled 288. Pneumothorax treatments reached 16. 29 sanatorium cures and 65 outside cases. Sanatorium income reported as SGIU.04 from patient payments.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Board of Trustees
Beunn Sgiu
Fire destroys Masonic Temple in Lancaster blaze
A devastating fire swept through Lancaster destroying the 1035 year old Masonic Temple. Firefighters recovered embers and parts of the structure as crews battled the blaze, with extensive damage reported before the temple was destroyed.
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Lancaster
Congress Scrambles Over Must Pass Items Amid Sessions
Disjointed report recalls ongoing Congress debates over must pass items delaying Christmas adjournment. Nominees, state agency issues, and budget talks fill the docket as leaders weigh appropriations and policy riders.
Plan to Expand Veteran Services Narrated by Local Officials
Ward A. Riles and Elyria Lorain County leaders outline proposed expansion of United States Employment Service and veteran benefits for World War II veterans. Dr. Ernest Bosnian describes USES offices and job placement plans while local figures cite retraining, aftercare, and state support to aid reintegration and employment for veterans across Elyria, Lorain County, and nearby communities.
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Derbi
Toe
Theta
Ernest Bosnian Specsalnik
United Stes Employment Service
Jin Addavion
Germany
Ward A. Rilenoortanounty Aurea
Ben Minees
Rilty
Bowman
Milet
TSES
Vetutolag Vwleratin
Fisht
Bein
Oba
Bowtian
Arthur Glasow
Bastony
Elyria
George ‘Thompson
Veteyans Sergies Crenantiee
Ievy
EC Cotton
Hud- TU
Ward A. Riles
Enteshan
Seventh Army Advances and Frontline Gains Reported
Seventh Army makes steady gains with advances along the Roer corridor. American forces push near Diuren and Diur en while mopping up two German pockets along a 16 mile stretch. Third Army holds and expands in Saar valley with armored divisions pushing toward Nieder Gladbach and Habkitchen as air support hits defended positions and communications lines behind enemy lines.
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Tan Gait
Alexander M. Patels
Gertie
Omar M. Bradley
Seomumimider
Germany
Roer
Diuren
Cologne
Curgenich
Birgel
Kutlerath
Cierman
Duver
Mirniweiler
Dunn Calls Meeting on Detention Quarters and Records
County Commissioner Oscar G. Bunn announced a 1:30 pm meeting at the courthouse to discuss detention quarters for minors and the need for expanded county records space. He noted courthouse crowding, inadequate protection for records, and urged dialogue with newspaper and organizational representatives to seek feasible solutions.
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Oscar G. Bunn
Qhawien
Dann
Hoe
Ness
Duin
City Boards Reappointed With Four-Year Terms
City officials announce renewed appointments to several boards and commissions. Five members receive staggered terms through varying end dates, including Lewis D. Huffman and Rees Roatant Board members. details list names and term lengths across planning, health, and building boards.
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Mever A. R
Ieee
AL d
Rolumeen
Tim
Youayet Bova
W. PF Geollmar
Park
Compinianion
Josn Brown
Sears
Grafton Marine Receives Purple Heart Medal
Sgt. Kenneth D. Valentine of the United States Marine Corps earned the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in combat at Guam in the Pacific on July 27, 1944. Parents Mr and Mrs W C Valentine of Chennul Street Grafton report the honor. factory authorized radio service call 376 Erb Radio.
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Kenneth D. Valentine
United States Marine Corps
Heimy
Guam
Pacific
W. C. Valentine
Chennul Street
Grafton
Soldier William B Hearne Killed in Action over Munich
Lt. William B Hearne a Flying Fortress bombardier formerly listed as missing was reported killed in action on July 1 during a mission over Munich Germany. A memorial service will be held at First Methodist Church tomorrow morning. He is survived by Mr. and Mrs. William Hearne of 554 Ohio Street.
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Munich
Geremany
First Methodist Church
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Prc
Robert
Cromling
Bob
Cromiling
Dell Cram
Adedborl Street
Germany
Belgium
Fran Huni
Cromiing
Ely+ dla High school
Ola State University
ALSTP
Pt Bearing
Tye
John Hopkins
Baltimore
Mr White
Camp Calrborne
Infantry
Casualty List for Elyria and Vicinity War Losses
Chronicle Telegram reports multiple Elyria area service members wounded or missing in action. Names include Robert J Tracey and Adelbert Toghill wounded in France or India, Robert S Cromling hospitalized in Belgium, Russell A Miller wounded in November, with families notified.
Sheriff Names Deputy and Raises Salaries in County
Walter Springowski age 30 of Lorain is appointed deputy in the sheriff’s department. All deputies receive a five dollar monthly salary increase, raising base pay to 215 monthly starting December. Claude Adams in charge of the civil branch now earns 335 and clerk Ina Jamies 118.50 monthly. The appointment brings ten new deputies to the department alongside the sheriff.
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Walter Springowski
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Claude Adams
Ina Jamies
Springowsk
Sherif
American Railway Express Co
Americans Land on Mindoro Island to Raid Airfields
Allied forces reported a 138 ship invasion to Mindoro with 160 ships in convoy. US troops stormed ashore on the southwest coast near San Jose, Four miles inland, rapidly securing initial objectives within ninety minutes amid a heavy bombardment and advancing through cane fields toward Mindoro’s major airfields. The Japanese agency acknowledged American debarkation of about 15,000 men as the invasion continued.
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Allied Headquarters
Philippines
Leyte
Manila
Philippine
Mindoro
Domne
San Jose
Doughboys
Camineault Point
St. Augustin Wharf
Roosevelt Signs Social Security Tax Freeze Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Social Security tax freeze bill keeping the levy at one percent for another year. Speaker Sam Rayburn reported the action and noted that without the law the rate would rise to two percent automatically. Rayburn urged House members to attend as a veto vote was possible.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Head on Crash Of Trains At New London Is Fatal
One man died and two injured when two AC and Yo trains collided head on near the New London depot. Frank Ross, 38, of Akron, died after being pinned for hours. Two other crewmen were treated and dismissed. The wreck caused extensive damage to locomotives. Ross funeral arrangements noted with Pennsylvania connections.
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New London
Frank Ross
Akron
New Londun
Von
Ross
Fitch Funeral Homes
Rossi & §On
Sioux Falls Man Gets Doghouse For Himself
A South Dakota reader in Sioux Falls places a humorous want ad in the Argus Leader claiming a doghouse that fits a small dog to medium-sized human needs. The gag riffs on being “in the doghouse” and casual home repair humor.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chronicle-Telegram
Vaeum
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