Service News From Angle Sam Unit Addresses New Parental Reports
Reports list new addresses for several service members including Pic. Jack David Miller in Germany and Pvt. Walter Conk at Sheppard Field Texas. Gerald Cole at Great Lakes and Pvt. Charles Yost in Quantico Virginia are noted for Marine and Army service. Leon C. Kelley at Guam is active aboard a troop ship returning wounded to the states.
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Bfé
Jack David Millar
Mra
BG. Miller
West Ridge
Pic
Jack David
Miller
P. O
New York
N.Y
Wurzburg
Germany
Charles Yost
Cordell
Pvt
U. S. Marine Corps
Special Marine Brigade
Pvt. Yost
Quantico
Virginia
Leon C. Kelley
Harold Olds
Cleveland Street
Guam
U §. Navy
South Pacific
U. S
Banener
A. O
San Francisco
California
The Actual Science of Prayer in Christian Science
The piece asserts prayer as both scientific and religious, yielding unfailing results, and notes many Christians scientists in various countries proving its value. It cites biblical promise and mentions the Christian Science textbook and reading rooms with addresses listed in phone directories.
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Christian Science
UNO Votes to Boycott Franco Regime in Spain
London reports the United Nations assembly reaffirmed Spain’s exclusion under Francisco Franco after a Czechoslovak push for all nations to sever ties with the regime. The body approved the boycott resolution with no opposition, amending wording to act in accord with declarations closing UNO doors to Franco.
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London
United Nations Assembly
UNO
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Real Estate Transfers In Avon Village And Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers listed include Fred Wuebker to Herbert Wuebker for part of Section 27 Avon Village. Frank Link and others convey to Otto Teg ge among others. Sunnyside Avenue Brownhelm Township parcel transfers to Elma Stichler. Dolbear and associates transfer to Earl Hartman on Avon Center Road Avon Lake Village. Jack A Evenchik transfers to Andrew A.
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Fred Wuebker
Herbert HW. Wuebker
Avon Village
Frank Link
Otto H. Tegge
Mreeze
Sheffield Lake Village
Elma Stichler
Sunnyside Ave
Brownhelm Township
John Dolbear
Earl LeRoy Hartman
Avon Center Rd
Avon Lake Village
Jack A. Evenchik
Andrew A
Amherst Community Activities Highlight Local Clubs
Amherst locals gathered for Woman's Benefit Association games at Mrs J J Henes home and planned meetings at Park avenue. Parochial school pupils collected five tons of waste paper with Boy Scout Troop 122 to direct the next drive in March. PTA planned Founders Day program at the public school with music and movies. Les Jolis club plotted a progressive dinner and a Saddle theater trip. Amherst Booster Club seeks new members through local banks and post office contacts. A card party at K of P hall featured pinochle and sixty six with upcoming event notices. Church announcements list services across St Peter's, First Evangelical, Congregational, St Pauls Lutheran, Methodist, St Joseph's, Foursquare. Cotton yield in Alabama rose from 236 pounds per acre (1934-43 avg) to an estimated 328 pounds this year.
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W. B. A. Amherst
Woman's Benefit Association
J. J. Henes
Park Avenue
J. B. Avery
Roemer
Louise Torno
Henes
Valentine
Ella Jaeger
Mary Fullmer
JL. Roemer
Avery
Cynthia Monger
Minnie Sabiers
Lowise Torne
Nellie Weiss
St. Joseph's Parachial School
Boy Scout Troop No. 122
Parent-Teacher Association of the
P.T.A
Fred Powers
F. R. Powers
Les Jolis Club
Rhoda Schwitzki
North Main Street
Florence Nahm
Donna Sanders
Gloria Koepp
Marilyn Webster
the Saddle
Lorain
Amherst Booster Club
William Guild
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Bank
Elmer
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
J. H. Bollens
First Evangelical
C. C. Vandersall
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Youth Fellowship Meeting
Women of the Church
Edwin Beck
Vermilion
China
W. Heber O'Hara
St. Paul's Lutheran
R. C. Bosse
Methodist
Edgar Smith
Harry Chang
St. Joseph's Atholic
James Smith
Holy Name Society
Foursquare
D. £. Buser
Transfers of Lorain and Elyria property titles in multiple deeds
A sequence of property transfers listed in Lorain and surrounding townships includes Preston SAL transferring parcels on West 1st Street to Ruth Whitenil and others, Harry L. dscobs to Levi s Anial, Thelma Mayer Anchota to Kevin Walter Palmer, and William Knoll to Frank Hudson among deeds on East District Street, Walnut Street, Ninth Street and other locations. Additional transfers name Gray R. Brownell's Addition, Brass Co.'s Addition, LaPorte Road, Medina road arteries and Penfield NPT with various grantees including Michael Bugovich, LeRoy Mumford, Mary Ruminski, Austin Grueser, Carl Vail, Rob ert Rolfe, and Clarence Hagen.
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Harry L. Dscobs
Levis Anial
Carlisle Township
Martin A. Burrows
Robert R. Rolfe
Netwalk- Medina Road
Srighton
Michael Bugovich
Weal 21St Street
Lorain
Mary Ruminski
LeRoy T. Mumford
Brass Co
Austin Grueser
Lizzie King
Walnut Street
Elyria
H. A. Broadwell
Do Mansuel L. Townsel
Penfield Npt
Walter F. Patton
Clarence J. Hagen
Ninth Street
Beau Jack and Johnny Greco Fight To Draw At Madison Square Garden
Uncle Mike Jacobs praised as the real winner after Beau Jack and Johnny Greco fought to a ten round draw at Madison Square Garden. Both men exchanged hard punches with little effect, leaving ringside talk of another bout and a $20 top prize for Jacobs.
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Orr
Oscar Fraley
York
Mike Jacobs
Benign
Beau Jack
Johnny Ureco
Beau
Jack
Greco
Ophe Beau
Madison Square Garden
Montreal
Johnny
Ohnny
Uncle Mike
Father Benign
Bowling Green Enters Final In Chicago Tournament
Oklahoma A and M meets Bowling Green University tonight in the Invitational Tournament final at Chicago Stadium with Bowling Green favored for first place. Don Otten, six foot eleven, paced Bowling Green past Hamline 29 points as the Aggies defeated DePaul 48 to 38 in the semifinal double header.
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Oklahoma A
MIMS
Bowling Green
O. University
Chicago Stadium
Agstes É
DePaul University of Chicago
DePaul
Hamline
Bowling Cireen
Otten
Howling Green
Don Otten
Oblosas
H-Pont
Barons and Capitals Battle for First Division Berth
The Cleveland Barons, third in the American Hockey League, face league-leading Indianapolis Capitals this weekend at the Arena and in Indianapolis. The Barons, 3-2-1 on the season, meet Caps who will debut Earl Seibert as player manager in his first appearance here tonight after his transfer from Detroit.
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Cleveland Barons
Indianapolis Capitals
Barons
Capitals
Arena
Indianapolis
Caps
Earl Seibert
Detroit
Carlson's 1,652 Leads Petersen Bowling Classic Field
Chicago players dominate the $52,000 Petersen bowling classic as leaders roll into the final stages. Adolph Carlson of Chicago holds top honors with a high score of 1652 while six squads remain to bowl, including Frank Suspirata and John Quintal among others from cities such as Cleveland Rast Hochealer and Fort Wayne.
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Chicago
Adolph Sweden Carlson
Petersen
Adulph Carlson
Prank Suspirata
Cleveland
John Quinal
Rast Hochealer
Frank Carr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stanley Losobuck
Cicorro
Am! Vata
Rudy Habetler
Naka City
Onarlen Lausche
Ruel
Doering Nelson Tied For Lead At Texas Open
Doering of Denver matched a seven under par first round, tying with Byron Nelson for the lead at the Texas Open. A near record 64s by Doering and Nelson gave them a three stroke cushion over Stranahan of Toledo, Demaret of Houston, and Little of Monterrey.
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Ban Antonio
Tex U
Art Doering
Denver
Byron Nelson
Doering
Nelson
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Texas
Lawson Little
Monterrey
Calif
Cage Results from MIO Scholastic Elyria and Nearby Matches
A chaotic tally lists numerous high school and college results across Ohio and neighboring states. Teams such as Elyria, Lakewood, Lorain, Cleveland Heights, and many others post scores with some overtime notes and scattered opponents including Portsmouth, Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Toledo. Titles, places, and several player names appear amid inconsistent OCR data.
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MIO Scholastic Elyria
Ahaker Hewhia
Shaw
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Hacky Hiver
Querlin
Berea
Purrylew
South Amherst
Clearylew
Liverpool
Lodi
Ashland
Bhelby J Findlay
Fremont Ross
Bellevue
Port Chon
Middletown
Portsmouth
Monadield
Sandusky
Newark
Marietta
Asmalula
Eric
Pastrong Vincent
Athens
Middleport
Chillcothe
Creentied
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Cincinnaty
Western Hills
Cincinnati Hughes
Cincinnati
Woodward
Roger Bacon
Munroe
Cincincan Walnar Kills
Cincinnai
Wilbrow
Columbus Central
Columbus Wear
Columbus
Gust
Linden McKinsey
Columbus North
Columbus Aquinaa
Bealey
Upper Aclington
Coshocton
Zanvaville
Eldy
Beverdam
Fort Jeenings
Otiswa Pytuie
Gehanns
Reynoldsoury
Gunner
Lima Shawnee
Granville
Utica
Grove Cycb
New Albany
Huliard
Hemirenamy
Hillsboro
Wilmington
Johnstown
Burmit
Kingston
Cambridge
Lancaster
Dover
Lima Bourd
South
Huger Mespital
Australia Opens 330 Mile Straight Rail Route Across Nullabor
Australia claims the longest straight railway in the world spans 330 miles across the Nullabor, a feat achieved through a country with harsh weather and rough terrain, though details of the line’s exact route and operational status remain sparse.
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Australia
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