Allen to Leave Firelands Area for Greater Cleveland Council
Thomas G. Allen, Scout executive of the Firelands Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, will leave January 13 to join the Greater Cleveland Area Council. He will lead leadership training as the sixth largest Boy Scout council in the United States. Previously, Allen served on the Central Ohio Area Council staff and began in scouting as a Springfield Scoutmaster in 1929, rising to district commissioner and 1928 trap committee chairman.
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Allen to Lead Firelands Area Council Scout Expansion
Lorvin Allen, a longtime YMCA and Sunday School worker, will become president of the Firelands Area Council. Under his six year tenure enrollment rose from 663 to 1895 and adult members from 210 to 649. He will relocate to Cleveland after January and aids the council’s selection process for new Scout executives through the National Personnel Service.
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Tokyo Claims New Wedge Being Driven
Tokyo reports a joint Japanese Army Navy air force invasion effort at Luzon and Lingayen area with a large force guarding a new port. A Manila radio statement quoted by CBS claims 80 ships were involved and a landing attempt began at dawn, with multiple aircraft cover.
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Japanese Landing Report Near Australia Threat to Dutch East Indies
British radio monitored by United Press London claimed reports of a Japanese troop landing in Australian Netherlands New Guinea within 100 miles of northeastern Australia. Earlier dispatches said successful landings on Mindanao near Luzon had driven a wedge into the Philippines defense, threatening Bernes, Celebes, and the Dutch empire.
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Two Men Escape From Lima State Hospital
Two inmates escaped Lima State Hospital after threatening a night watchman with a razor. Suspects are Ivan Phillips serving life for a Cincinnati burglary and Ralph Ulver, sentenced to 1 to 35 for breaking and entering. Both were from Ohio penitentiary.
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Alleged Violators Of Draft Law Are Arrested
In Cleveland Ohio serialized OCR reads of alleged draft law violators show Sam Hruska, 24, charged with late induction. County draft board sent notices ordering report as authorities pursued men for failure to comply with service orders.
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Program Now Complete For Flag Raising
A local flag raising program was completed with the Gress by Dai W muse and the Eivii band directed by Brock. The event featured the local Legion, led by A Rouse custodian, at the George and Peet No. 12 area with community participation.
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Plan for Lorain County amateur radio net by Civilian Defense
Preparations to form a county wide network of amateur stations for Civilian Defense proceed after 26 operators met at Morris Brown firm. County has about 400 amateurs seeking licensure under current rules. Organizing follows Office of Civilian Defense guidance. Classes for beginners and extra operators planned, with Ralph Cobb WEFSX to lead.
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Elyria Class to Include Lorain Station Leader
The Elyria class will feature Louis A. Bove, operator of WAREC station, as instructor for the Lorain class, outlining a framework for local radio training and broadcast education.
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WAREC
Nationally Known Sociologist Dies in New York
Nationally known sociologist Miss Murray, native of Dayton Ohio, died in a French hospital. As a director of a travel society she supervised extension grants aiding about 60,000 people yearly. She was among the first women reporters in Dayton juvenile court. Sewing machines exempted from Turkey's transaction tax.
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