Washington pushes war powers and liberal bills in new agenda
President Tranian faces a blunt demand to broaden war effort with a plan for next month’s holiday, while MK Prima seeks approval for key funding and policy measures. The act funding, Panama Canal capacity, and exports bank extension are proposed alongside Navy medical division creation and officer appointments. A whimsical note mentions Rastis L. Tavis paying 190 dollars for 300 watermelons as soldiers harvest a patch.
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Washington
Tranian
Wien
MK Prima
Beesideit
Gof
National Labor Relations Boards
Panama “Canal
Exports Import Bank
The
Philippine Islands
Navy
Ateaddorial
Rastis Ll. Tavis
Seeks Idyllic Site for UNO Headquarters
London inspectors eliminated three potential UNO sites near New York and Boston and added a fourth in Boston’s north shore area. The search aims for a tranquil location free of future industrial nuisances, with millions to be spent on land, buildings, and the international center. The League of Nations’ Geneva complex is cited as a benchmark.
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London
United Nations
Allon
Westhempton Beach
New York
Cape Cod
Boston
Beston
North “Shore
UNO
Maine
League of Nations
Geneva
Holy Land Is Quiet Again After Rounds Of Arrests
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv reported a calm before a weekend curfew lift as security eased. About 400 people were questioned after bombings. most were released. A lone Jewish suspect remained hospitalized near death at Hadassah. Curfew began relaxing in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv with limited night hours. Jews and Arabs shopped together as Sabbath closures eased, signaling improved relations.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Hadassah Hospital
Theodore Dreiser Dies at 74 After Stroke and Illness
Renowned American novelist Theodore Dreiser died last night after a second stroke. He had lived in semi retirement since supervising a film version of An American Tragedy a decade ago, leaving behind widow Helen Dreiser and two physicians at his bedside. His brother Edward of New York City survives, with funeral plans to be held at Forest Lawn Memorial Park pending announcement.
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Eed
Dreiser
Hele Tisser
Trollyivaed
ARO
Drseiser
Edward Dreiser
New York City
Forest Lawn Memorial ‘Park
WAC Captain Injured In B 17 Crash Near Columbus
A Flying Fortress crashed at Lockbourne Air Base south of Columbus during an experimental weather mission. Captain Gladys Clark of Cleveland was the only injury, burned on face and hands after the aircraft clipped trees and nosed over in fog. Occupants escaped before tanks caught fire. Also reports: a 108-year-old Loganport woman died at home, while several local cases and enlistments are noted, including Everett Minkler’s assault case continuation and Kenneth W. Wack’s Army Reserve enlistment.
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Columbus
WAC
Lockbine Air Base
Here
Gladys Clark
Cleveland
Liced Laments and Obituaries From Lorain Area
Obituary notices from the Lorain area report the deaths of several residents. Virginia Barnes formerly of Ridgeville died at her Cleveland home after a long illness. Leonard Warden of Avon died in Hallys Wood Florida. Harry Wiley of Lorain died after an Elyria Christmas visit. Funeral arrangements are announced with services and burial at Ridgelawn and Elmwood cemeteries respectively. Surviving relatives include spouses, siblings, nieces and nephews, with servicemembers noted.
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Hitret Bates
Howe
Cleveland
Ridgevine
Fist
Church Guld
Mt Study Club
Barnt
Willian B. Barnes
Elyria
Udrvey Totland Winekiss
Dye
Nidée
Rathi Haehl
Cleveland Road
Thomas Richards
William Richards
Navy
South Pacific
Sutto- Curtis
Willian AL Leath
Ridgelawn
Warry Wiley
Harry Wiley
Oberlin Avesnue
Lorain
Din Elsha
Hale Hospital
National Tube Company
Anna Lee Evans
Charlotte iFlenniken
Hugh Fienniken
U.S. Army
Panama Canal Zone
Ralph Fienniken
Dfeer
U.S. Maritime Service
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robly Evans
Adele Evans
Fast
Matthews Funeral Home
Pearl
BE. S. Hendrickson
First Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
City Sealer Savage Honored On Birthday
City Sealer George Savage, 77, celebrated by co workers with a surprise party at the city building. He received a new pipe and tobacco from the men and a necktie from the women. Savage noted plans to retire next summer after nearly 30 years of city service.
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George Savage
Savage
Yexters
George
Motorists Urged to Buy Tires Sparingly During Rationing
WASHINGTON A CPA rubber division chief urged motorists to avoid hoarding tires as rationing lifts next Thursday. He said sensible tire ownership will help spread scarce supplies to meet essential needs over the coming months. Other notes touched on Japan Far East Commission veto power and atomic energy disclosures under Moynihan plan.
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W. James Sears
CPA
Crassis
Tokyo
Far Eastern Commission
Washington
Russa
Council
Commission
Gon
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Jnsiite
Yan
Palestine
Arthur
Vlandenberg
IMARKETS TEE co. Siw aES AGlwa Cese OW Vaet
Market report fragment lists receipts and bin prices for wheat corn oats and rye. Includes figures like 87h 8-8 for wheat and 147 48 for corn, with terms No 2 yellow No 3 yellow and No 2 white. Also notes poultry live prices and milk product references.
Discharged From Armed Forces Names and Destinations Listed
A lengthy notice lists former service members with ranks, home addresses, service branches, and discharge dates. It notes overseas service, campaign ribbons, and specific theaters such as American and Asiatic Pacific, with discharges at camps and bases including Camp Atterbury and Fort Knox.
Auto driving charge fines set for Donald E. Tend
Donald E O Tend, 28, of 316 Washington Avenue, was fined 50 dollars and costs for a driving offense. He faced six months suspension after arraignment before Mayor AL RO Agate. The incident occurred around 4:40 a.m. today. A separate item notes a destroyer launch at Quincy shipyard for a Marine private killed on Guam July 22, announced by the First Naval District.
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Everett Minkler
Harvard Avenue
Donna Wilson
A.R. Agate Faghiy
Minkler
California
Donald EO Tend
Mayer AL RO Agate
Chaead
Sittuenem of
Lapa
Quincy
Mass
Leonard F. Mason
Marine Corps
Guam
Bethlehem Steel Co
Naval Dusinier
Court notices and divorces in Lorain region session
A local court session announced divorces for Sarah Schnell from George and details of property settlements. Joseph Rabin filed for annulment from Eida Rehm and multiple suits were noted including Trinity Universal Insurance against Horace Lotsingson for 140 dollars. City council discussed postwar operations, storm sewer plans, street lighting, and curfew roles amid traffic and housing talks with officials quoted on cooperation and neighborhood concerns.
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Trinity
Universal Insurrance| Co
John C.taylor
Horace Lotsing
Lorain
Taylor
Hamilton County
Bee
Sige Service To Be Shut Off For Repairs
Service disruption announced for repairs affecting public utilities in Hollawood and surrounding routes. Work expected Sunday from 8:30 to 10:30, shutting off lines between Gratton Road and Route 10 west of Labarte, impacting areas near Foule 20 south and Bigin.
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Sige
Dee
Gratton Road
Tadtan
Hollawood
Labarte
Sar‘view
Foule
Bigrin
Uni Obérlitt
Grafton
Indian Hollow
Laporte
Elyria
Oberlin
THE
Ohio Public Service CO
Cardboard Fire Damages Elyria Home on Delleneld Road
Firefighters reported cardboard in a partition near a heating stove ignited a burning pocket that reached the roof of a one story house on Delleneld Road in Elytia Township. Occupants nearly extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived and only minor furnishings were damaged during hurried removal.
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Elyria
Alex Zoltal
Delleneld Rad
Elytias Township
Barrito
Cleveland Man Is Lowest Bidder on Water Fall Project
Sevier, director, reported Mike Patel of Cleveland admitted the lowest bid of 140,890 for the construction of a new water fall to serve General Motors plant and West side development. Other bidders included Lake City Construction Co 160,911 and G Leach Co 125,094. City officials review bids with Havens and Emerson, noting project cost around 125,000 with completion about 139 days after materials arrive.
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Sevier
Mike
Th. Patel
Cleveland
Font
General Motors
Patel
Lake City
Leach
Havens
Emerson
Fatal fall kills brakeman in Cincinnati yard
Floyd Fewell, 26, a brakeman from North Vernon Indiana, was killed today in Cincinnati when he fell from a moving box car and was dragged a short distance by the train. His father-in-law M We Cotyéa of North Vernon witnessed the accident.
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Pall
Hrakeman Cinginnatl
Floyd Fewell
North Vernon
Jind
M. We Cotyéa
Parking Tickets Bring In $950 In December
December parking fines totaled $14 143.88 for 1 045 tickets. Mayor's office reports receipts, with $650 from parking tickets alone and total up $950 noted as December revenue. Pearl Caullé, Clerk, cites increases over last year by $2 008 and describes meters and court costs, miscellaneous receipts, and police related items for the period.
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Pearl Caullé
Alerk
Fanéa
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