Status Of Occupationally Deferred Registrants To Be Reexamined By Ohio Boards
Ohio boards will reexamine 330 occupationally deferred registrants to meet a larger February draft. Goble said many may no longer be essential, urging boards to assess if workers still contribute to war production amid shortages. He warned against blanket lists and stressed local judgment on each case. Also reported is the death investigation of William C. Hoover, 42, found beside his car south of Dublin, likely from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Selective Service
C. W. Goble
Tme
Goble
Natiot
Willam C. Hoover
Dublin
Hoover
Two Elyrians Meet In New Guinea
L. E. Fowls, chief carpenter's mate in the Navy Sea Bees, reports a homeward meeting in New Guinea between Rothard Butterbaugh and another Elyrian. They are stationed about seven miles apart and plan further gatherings after Butterbaugh shared a home news sheet. Butterbaugh joined Fowls for two meals the day they first met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Elyrians
Army
Navy
Chronicle-Telegram
L. E. Fowls
Rothard Buterbaugh
Mesa Hall
Rothard
Russians Close In On Budapest As Siege Rages
Soviet forces pushed through fortifications in subway tunnels and urban strongholds as they entered Budakeszi and Zugliget, near Budapest. Lipotmezo and Budafok fell, threatening air supply lines from Budaors and Matyasfold. Piussvorosvar and towns Urom and Pomaz were captured as columns swept toward the Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel
Budukesai
Zugliget
Budapest
Lipotmezo
Budafok
Budaors
Danube
Matyasfold
Piussvorosvar
Urom
Pomaz
Elyria Sets Victory Mark In Sixth War Bond Drive
Elyria far surpassed its E Bond quota in the Sixth War Loan Drive with 759,988 purchased, 102.3 percent of the 743,565 city target, raising Elyria’s total campaign purchases to 4,270,130.50 or 118.6 percent of the overall quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harry W. Luethi
Luethi
Europe
Ridgeville man dies after failed revival efforts
Daniels Villa operator and Ridgeville resident since 1925, formerly of Cleveland, dies after ambulance transport to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow Katherine, daughter Hida Kennedy, sons John and George, brother Michael, and father John Jr. Funeral set for Friday at Budro Curtin. Grape fruit being plowed under in British Honduras due to closed markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Daniels
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Bachsenheim Lodge
Katherine
Detroit
Hida Kennedy
John
George
Maple Heights
Michael
Transylvania
Budro- Curtin
Brookdale
British Honduras
Thew appoints Ward V Clark controller of Thew Shavel Co
Ward V Clark has been named controller of the Thew Shavel Company in a newly created role. A Cornell University graduate with a law degree, he previously spent two and a half years as assistant to the president of the Glenn L Martin Company in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THEW
Ward V. Clark
Thew Shavel Company
Cornell University
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Housewives Asked To Destroy All Invalidated Stamps
The Office of Price Administration urged housewives and merchants to destroy all invalidated food ration stamps to avoid violations of rationing rules. Red and blue stamps have specific validity changes, with some becoming good on December 3 and December 31, and new stamps to become valid in early January. Some stamps remain usable until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Death Record: Mrs Nell E Smith Elyria
Mrs Nell E Smith wife of Frank A Smith of No 2 Glover Court died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1 20 am after a three month illness. Born in England December 12 1887 she spent most of her life in Elyria. Married November 4 1944 the couple celebrated 53 years. She leaves a daughter Mrs Eather L Hogue a granddaughter Joan Hoge and grandson Richard Hogue a Navy aviator, plus a brother Will L Short. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home Friday at 1 pm, burial Huntington Cemetery.
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Frank A, Smith
Nell E. Smith
Frank A. Smith
Glover Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Smith
England
Elyria
Eather L. Hogue
Joan Hoge
Richard Hogue
Will L. Short
Nichols Funeral Home
H. C. Courtney
Huntington Cemetery
Mils Lora
Peck
Lora C
Route 10
Fields Corners
Miss Peck
North Eaton Christian Church
A. T.! Hottyzer
Cleveland
Ernest Hoftyzer
Boston
Myron
Ruth Hoftyzer
Sudro
Curtis Funeral Home
EE. Thompson
C, . Maples
Fields Cemetery
Notices To Report For Induction In January
The Elgria Selective Service Board sent induction notices for January to Elyria men in three groups. A white group will travel to Cleveland January 6 for pre induction exams, while another group to Cleveland January 13 will proceed to induction. Notices also went to two Negro men for pre induction on January 25. The board plans to call more older men as fewer 18 year olds remain eligible, and it will review Class A-2 and 2-A classifications for ages 26 to 37 as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgria Selective Service Board
Elyria
Cleveland
Atmost
Pearl Harbor
iCleveland
Janary
Authorize Higher Wages In War Vital Foundries
Washington reports the War Labor Board authorized wage increases up to ten cents an hour above minimums in war vital foundries and forces. The action follows an investigation requested by the War Production Board, the War Manpower Commission, and the armed services to ease manpower shortages and boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Labor Board
War Production Board
War Manpower Commission
Armed Services
WLB
Allies Debark on German Front as Salients Narrow
Allied forces report heavy gains against German lines with 231 tanks and 2,000 trucks destroyed or damaged. Air forces claim major punitive strikes while ground units from bazookas to artillery harass the foe. Experts warn against widening the Meuse salient and doubt a final decisive battle will occur. Churchill presses ELAS leaders to evacuate Attica and surrender arms as a peace condition.
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Cobreville
Hollonge
Meuse
ELAS
George Siamias
Green Communist Party
Dimitri Paris Salides
EAM
Emanuel Mandakas
Churchill
Scobie
Attica
Britain
Markets Feature Mixed Prices on Produce and Baskets
The listing shows various produce items with quoted prices and weights. CARROTS, COLLARD GREENS, FARSNIPS, TOMATOES and hothouse baskets appear with units such as baskets, dozens, and quarts. Several figures reference wholesale and retail prices, with notes on sizes and packaging in a busy market column.
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Marbet Damkela
Rhode Island Greens
Btayinae Wineaap
Cortiane
Daskeln Acura
Tomaides
Derksta
Peck Baxkele
Chronicle-Telegram to Publish Childs Column Next Year
The Chronicle-Telegram will begin a new feature column Washington Calling by Marquis W. Childs starting with the new year. Childs, a reporter and author of Sweden The Middle Way, has studied Europe and Mexico and is regarded as a well informed newspaper man. The paper has contracted for the weekly feature to start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington
Marquis W. Childs
Childs
Sweden
Europe
Mexico
ME Childs
19 German Naval Officers Are Still At Large
Phoenix officers hunted 150 miles of desert for 19 German naval officers who escaped Papago Park POW camp in a 250 foot tunnel. They aimed to reach Mexico in small groups aided by Captain Juergens Wattenberg once linked to Graf Spee. Six recaptured were enlisted men believed used as decoys. war loss to March reached 942 million dollars for New Zealand.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Papago Park
Haven
Mexico
Ing
Naval
Juergens Wattenberg
Oneime
Graf Spee
Monte- Videoerty
New Zealand
Deny Wage Increase Faces Cleveland Electric Workers
The National War Labor Board denied a seven cent hourly wage hike to Cleveland Electric Mumminating Co employees. CIO official Leonard Palmer warned the move could reignite a strike, saying members may act decisively if not satisfied and that labor dissenters favored reopening a contract clause if the Little Steel formula shifts. The utility serves five northeastern Ohio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National War Labor Board
Cleveland Electric Mumminating Co
Leonard EB. Palmer
Utility Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Iiad
Palmer
National Board
Little Steel
Cleveland Utility
Ohio
Majestic Theater Collapse Shocks Mansfield
A 30 year old Majestic theater in Mansfield collapsed today under a foot of snow and ice. Drivers for a taxi company with offices in the building escaped unharmed as they fled to the street after a rumbling preceded the collapse. The site also housed a real estate firm and a blueprint company and had not been heated for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theater
Mansfield
Ao Taxicab Company
Break‑in Reported At Southwest Basement Office
Thieves entered by breaking a basement window on the southwest side and departed through the front door from inside. A small cash amount in an office drawer was untouched. Tools taken included drills, valve seat grinder, taps, dies, reamers, wrenches, and power tools. Loss covered by insurance.
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Lst
Court actions involve Elizabeth Jones and Irene Maringer
Elizabeth Jones, minor, sued for divorce from Richard W. Jones alleging neglect, filed by father Fred Sehmerer of 257 Marseilles, after a 1941 marriage with one child. Irene E. Maringer of 193 Longfellow Avenue seeks divorce from Arnold on neglect and cruelty, married in 1939 with two children. Anna Yockman’s suit against John was dismissed yesterday. Jamaica transportation strains farmers’ delivery routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jones
Fred Sehmerer
Marseilles
Richard W. Jones
Irene E. Maringer
Longfellow Avenue
Arnold
Anna Yockman
John
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Elyria Stationers
W. Bread Bhert
Lincoln Theater
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
Clayton J. Springer
Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance CO
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Dread Stree
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Murbach Coal
Wald
Clark
OPA
Elyria Fish Market
East Avenue
Baird Fish Market
Ke & Wvermore
Prop
Marquis Childs
Iluminating Co
Jamaica
Vue
Ari Ka
Oberlin School of Commerce
Cooke
Mutual Credit Clothing
Broad Street
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