Bond Drive Surpasses Two Million Dollar Target
A historic bond campaign shows daily sales climbing toward a $2,153,323 goal with 822,800 pledged so far. By next day’s close total subscriptions near 242,590 in a five selling day window. City campaign managers report daily averages around 2,305 dollars and note progress across all districts with Elyria reporting strong results.
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Jeenly
Ure
Local Plant Honors Navy WRC with Red Bars Ceremony
About 300 WIPS at a New Jersey plant received red bars marking advancement as sergeants in a ceremony attended by Navy and Marine personnel. The event honored Coast Guard and WAVES servicewomen and featured Lt. Commander Camp and others. Continued on Page 1a.
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Marnegg Corps
Taig
New Jeckey
Gay
Chierdette Oaker Robert Bye
Nu Maine
Richard J. Banatker
Sigs Nona Hadcliffe
Coast Guard
Jule Kline
Miss Beit Satin
WAVES
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Durvuy Hunker Sergewit
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Ranker
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Me Kroup
Aomwuen
Moo
Ohio Canneries To Need More Help
CLEVELAND Ohio may need about 10 000 cannery workers this year with 4 500 expected in Kentucky and 6 000 in Ohio. Mangower Com mission director Robert G. Gool Paseo says the canning season runs from April to November with many previous workers reduced or unavailable.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Fey
Wiestale
Robert G. Gool- Paseo
Kentucky
Teexon
Manly
Weather forecast note with cloudy spells and wind
Cloudy conditions persist with gradually rising temperatures then light snow and winds. Tonight remains cold with a slow thaw expected by Friday and a slight warming trend into the weekend.
Expect Veto Of Anti Subsidy Legislation In Congress
Reported from Washington that leaders anticipate a presidential veto of the anti subsidy measure. Senate vote fell short of two thirds for override as House supporters hope to repeat. The bill would end subsidies on meat and dairy through June 1945 unless renewed.
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Legisla
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Gail Fues
Senate
Teddy
House
Lel
Congress
Alben
Barking
Robert A. Tilt
Muto
Antndanen
Capacity Crowd To Attend G. O. P. Dinner Tonight
A capacity crowd is expected at the Republican dinner held at the Legion Hall in Lorain tonight. The event, hosted by the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee, follows early reservations and will feature national and local GOP figures, including potential candidates and party officials from Ohio and beyond.
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Civilian Defense Calendar Meeting Tonight
Lorain County group plans a Civilian Defense calendar event for tonight at the Whe Yurner Block. The defense office coordinates the session with local organizers and residents.
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Civilian Defense Calendar
Lorain County Creitian Nefenre
Elsie Orian Defense Office
Yurner
Russians Push Toward Krivoi Rog Amid Heavy Fighting
Soviet forces drive toward Krivoi Rog as artillery and air power pound the central Dnieper region. Units under Malinovsky strike through muddy terrain, closing to within miles of the stronghold while German remnants retreat.
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Ukraine
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Alee
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Mies
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Mangano
Reivol Roy
Cherkoni
Poukeh
Paper collection urged for war effort on Feb 20
The waste paper salvage committee urges residents to prepare and bundle paper for the February 20 citywide collection. Emphasis on sorting, tying bundles, and separating paper for transfer to mills. Past collections exceed 100 tons, with monthly collections planned to continue to support war production.
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Edison Day Moved To February Observance
President Roosevelt announced to designate Edison Day as a national observance in honor of Thomas A Edison. He praised the inventor’s contributions to science and industry and urged Americans to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies.
Former Elyria resident returns from Brazil to aid Victory Garden plan
Arnold L. Kellen, ex-Elyria townslip resident, has come back to the United States after directing the Victory Garden program in Brazil and aiding the Brogan government in organizing its food-growing plan. He arrived in Miami from Rio de Janeiro last week by Pan American Clipper and heads to Washington. His wife and one and a half year old child accompany him. Kellen, a vegetable research expert, previously worked with the institute in Brazil and is connected with the Inter-American Alliance effort. He was born in Elyria and is a graduate of Elyria High, Ohio University, and West Virginia University.
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Elyria Townslip
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Elyeia Towrpilly
Elyria High Schoal
Chin Atala University
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West’ Virgina
Walek Ginien
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Along Route 10 and Nearby Streets
A string of minor and major vehicle incidents was reported along Route 10 and adjacent roads near Angora Creek, involving drivers Ketel Cheeseman, Moses Fuga, Aranid Berinele, Thor Nichales, and others. Damages ranged from left-side fender impact to parked-car collisions. no serious injuries noted.
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County Fairlash
Roet
Moses Fuga
Fremont
Aranid R. Berinele
Columbia Station
Thor J. Nichales
Cleveland
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West River
Milew
Soyits
Rasen Ae
Rae Diwinut
Robert Malzdaw
Oberlin
Hoy Lazy
Hranel Street
Sheriff's de Partment
Tasene
Flyria
Allied Beachhead Fights Back With Formidable German Force
Allied lines at the beachhead faced a massive German assault described as formidable. Spitfires shielded the beachhead while American and British forces countered with heavy air and ground actions. Rumors and chatter tied to Undersecretary Patterson and other Allied leaders surface as the front remains under intense pressure.
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Hotta
Robert B. Patterson
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Progress on Reappraisal in County Offices
Reported by William Clonnighay on plans for a county reappraisal of Eleris property. Six field crews measure about 9,000 parcels at 8600 per parcel with Cleminshaw and Ayres overseeing operations this year under state law.
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Willian Clonnighay
J. A. Cleminshaw
Clovesland
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Eleris
Cleminshaw Sit
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Speaker Urges Police Lead to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
Elyria Woman's Club hears FBI agent discuss juvenile delinquency trends and enforcement roles. He argues police should head prevention efforts, citing declines in boys and varying rises in offenses while urging home, church, and school programs to support youth during wartime.
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Ty Walter Godfrey
Tatestina
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Offre
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Aviaaing Statistics
Fevenile Arhaaveney
Rene Ih
Maynor
Duchy Twit Mae
Jead
Fomke
H.W. Nye
Leony Moyer
Elythw Woman's Club
Death notice for Pvt Hag and Gilchrist graduate
In a garbled obituary note a Pvt Hag and E Gilchrist, a 6 M42 graduate of Midmaville High School, are referenced with a funeral or death event on January 17. The fragment mentions their parents, a sister named Butter, and a surviving family. location given as Cleveland.
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Midmavitle High School
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Buiter
Aid Thie
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Mabung
Cilchrist
Clevetygel
Bricker Urges State Ballets for Soldiers
Bricker advocates federal support for a wartime state ballet program for soldiers. He criticizes excessive federal payrolls and urges economies, praising recent congressional savings. He questions national housing plans and argues Republicans will win the presidency in November.
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Elyria Group to Be Inducted Monday
A list of Elyria men who will join the Navy is announced by the Elyria Selective Service Board. The group includes two ten men with possible additional candidates. Reports say the inductees must report by Monday for reassignment processing at Cleveland before boarding a train to the Navy recruiting station in Cleveland.
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Elyria
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Cleveland
Cheveland
Bombers Smash Through Nazi Fighter Formations
American bombers clash with hundreds of German fighter formations near Brunswick and Berlin as heavy raids press toward Berin. The mission, conducted under cold weather, involved Thunderbolt and Mustang aircraft, with substantial enemy losses and notable RAF escort support.
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Telegram to Roosevelt Calls for Labor Probe
A national administrative committee telegram from Cleveland to President Roosevelt urges an investigation into University relations and labor practices. It cites the War Labor Board context, asks for action to support independent unions, and notes 25 000 members in Ohio and Michigan. Continued discussion noted on Page Li.
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National Administrative Council
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Max Gerber
Franklin’ D. Roosevel
White House
Washington, D.C
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War Labor Board
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ALF
Recover Body Of Child Killed By Cave-In
In Pittston Pennsylvania a two year old, Joel Ann Pulver, died when a mine cave opened on a downtown street. Workmen recovered the child’s body after removing about 400 piles of debris from a gaping hole. Mayor John Reilly said an inquiry would determine liability for the death.
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Jonnie
Feday
Joel Ann Pulver
Turetoy
John
Reilly
Japs Withdraw Warships From Rabaul
ADVANCED ALLIED HEADQUARTERS NEW CAINEs Feb 1 UPI says that about 200 Allied planes raided Rabaul yesterday. 46 to 45 suspected destroyed while five Japanese planes were shot down. Japanese supply lines strained as air allies followed ships and barges near Rabaul. General Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters reported few warships seen over the raid and noted a weak Japanese naval response.
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Jamancag
United Frese
New York
Rabaul
Melbourne
Gordon Willigans
New Guien
Wey
Santon Plan Aims Jobs Amid War Order Shakeup
Unclear fragments suggest a plan affecting 700 workers linked to Diebold and wartime orders. Report hints at government cuts, factory shifts, and possible plant closures impacting workers near Cleveland and the White Motor Car Company.
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Cleveland
Was Heaven Hell or Hoboken Slogan Energizes War Bond Drive
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a slogan Heaven Hoboken and a wartime bond push urging Americans to invest in War Bonds to end the conflict. The jumbled text mentions November, war bonds and a call to action to buy or sell as part of a Telegram Want Ads style appeal.
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