U S Natural Oil Reserves Area Running Out
WASHINGTON Feb 16 The House considers a bill to authorize one government run plant program to produce gasoline from coal as a war measure. Rep Jenkins and others argue the oil reserves may be exhausted soon and stress cost estimates at about 50 million dollars for several plants. The plan would probe the feasibility and timing of experimental facilities to sustain fuel supply during prolonged conflict.
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Jennings Ruvdulyh
Howse
Tindolph
Bureau of Mines
Vale Oil Midustry
Thomas A. Jenkin
Th. Uy
Petinkkin
Harold Lindkos
Fritz
Public Sale Near LeGrange on Indian Hollow Road
Public sale set for Tuesday February 22 at 12 30 E S T twelve head of dairy cattle including Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys some due to freshen by sale day mostly young cows in good condition. Also farm tools feed livestock gear including mower rake cultivator grain drill and bags plus 400 bales Timothy hay. Terms cash H C Dean owner C B Dawson clerk LaGrange aided by L L Dean.
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Remlinger's Corners
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Fanny Clark
Walter Leber
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Green Against Labor Draft Crisis in Wartime Debate
A fragmented summary discusses opposition to labor draft measures and wartime controls. It references President Withian Green, legislative plans to prevent strikes, and warnings about enemy influence. The text mentions debates over domestic policy, labor conflicts, and security measures amid wartime pressures.
Bucyrus Deed Involving Railroad Shops Sparks Controversy
OG Feb 1f7 fuy alleges Bucyrus secured a deed for all railroad shops amid a dispute over 340 000 plus lines buildings and equipment. The city claimed a court ruling deemed the deed valid but contested the transfer. The company later closed the shops and relocated workers to Callinewood while Cam. Millard assumed control of several shops.
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Battalion Seldjars
Berlin Under Siege As Thunderbolt Attacks Intensify
Reports describe a massive bombardment over Berlin with heavy cloud cover and incendiary blasts. German defenses struggle to respond as Allied air and ground forces push closer to the capital, causing widespread destruction and civilian fear.
Two Men Delisted From Elyria Selective Service Delinquents List
The Elyria Selective Service Board removed two men from its delinquents list after receiving papers. Card Frederick Verroain a resident of Feenipe Find is among the two. Mark Byers of Englewood Colorado is the other. Both were reported delinquent earlier with physical examinations arranged for February 7.
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Elyria
Elythi
Frederick Verroain
Feenipe
Mark
Englewood
Colorado
Nolset
Bankers Convene To Discuss Postwar Financial Strains
In Hasbakin Greystung Hotel Sir Wankers hosts a gathering of 21 bankers led by R. B. Maes president of the Fed Reserve Bank of Cleveland. They discuss postwar monetary conditions, asset shifts, reserve requirements, and liquidity pressures facing banks as the Fourth Federal Reserve District evaluates new policies.
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Wankers
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Federal Reserve
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War News From Pacific and North Africa Battles Reported
Dispatches detail U S and Allied actions across the Pacific and North Africa fronts. Reconquest campaigns, bombardment barrages, and aerial raids are described with mentions of Guadalcanal fighting, Rabat raids, and Japanese air defenses. The reports emphasize heavy losses and advancing allied positions in multiple theaters.
Six defendants face hearing in altered trial at adjourned session
The court adjourned the hearing as six defendants including Rood Mepilagions and others faced proceedings on related charges. Attorney Henry Webber represented Ease Ms. Kiog and Reus Bel. The session reviewed the case file and bail status while the judge took advisement on next steps.
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Ark Ll
Henry Webber
Kiog Anid
Eidlatiila Wits
Allain
Dharkin Institute
Ie Pereval
Henseday
Proserulee Tahar Steveny Cel
Death Record for Ma. Mary Caloris Foister
Mary Caloris Foister of Columbus Street died last night at age 50 after an illness. She was born in Pennsylvania on October 26, 1849 and was a member of the Lutheran church in Pennsylvania. Surviving: husband and several children, with services planned by the Miehots Funteat Hon and at Shippenstige Pa. Funeral arrangements include a daily requiem and graveside rites at the Nighuls Furroyal Mone.
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Hegirs
Court House notes and divorce case details in town
The report covers a range of local matters including a contested property dispute at 119 Fit Wiver Sheet, a carload purchase of Lima stone by Ralph Maroach Coat wid Supply Co, and a road department project. It notes a divorce petition filed in commune pleas and a battery assault inquiry involving Burgess and Mrs Lewis with deputy sheriff statements.
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Bur Ki
Répuet
Lewis le Duterdere
Depuuy
Official Silence Frays Finns Amid Peace Talks Uncertain
Stockholm reports show Finns uneasy as official silence thickens over possible peace with Russia. Observers warn Germany’s stance and Berlin dispatches suggest pressure on Finland to resume contacts, while allied isolation and secrecy hinder direct diplomacy.
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Air WAG Recruiting Update from Elyria
Fragmented OCR notes describe Air WAG recruiting team activities in Elyria. Mentioned are individuals including Harner Barr Corporal Louise Gonees and Pavan, with references to interviews and training at a base. The piece references local officials and Army air operations amid unclear context and garbled details.
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Peterson's Ointment Promised Relief for Eczema
A fragmentary ad claims Peterson's Ointment provides relief from itching rashes and eczema. It promises quick drying on dry skin and notes effects on red blotches, suggesting strong local claims without verifiable details.
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All Officers Of Telephone Co Reelected In Elyria
Officers reelected were AL Hubinson president Rey Wo Aime vice president and manager Dot B Sygons secretary and treasurer Muse Wilder secretary and assistant treasurer plus directors Curren Hirsete and Leo Meyer. Company received 400 applications for annual service and plans to install poles, cables, and WP regulations upgrades.
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F.B.L Director Blanes Parents Feuds in Inquiry
Washington report on a Fel facts briefing cites Edgar Konver leading an investigation into a broken humax and responsible parents. Major infant crimes and age-specific delinquency trends are discussed, with Hooversmith notes on decency offenses rising four percent. Aimed at policy review, the briefing highlights 1992 comparisons and calls for stronger enforcement measures.
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Ridgeville PTA reports paper drive funds and city projects
Ridgeville PTA president W. Kenneth Johnson announced the drive raised $40 075 to support paper collection efforts and school programs. The meeting covered road work, tree planting along highways, and upcoming elections with plans for a February drive and a special session in March to discuss civic initiatives and community needs.
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Ambassadors Face Higher Living Costs Abroad
Testimony before the House Appropriations Committee shows U S ambassadors must pay larger out of pocket costs for housing and living expenses abroad. Officials cited rents and cost differentials, with examples including John G. Winant in London and Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, raising concerns over a per year rental fund.
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Thirteen Men Leave Ridgeville For Navy
Thirteen Ridgeville men, among 14 from the district, prepared for Navy service in pre-induction exams at North Ridgeville Town Hall. Leader Daniel Smedley later joined Sullivan. group includes Keith Bastain LaGrange and others from Elyria, Avon Lake, Grafton, Lorain, and Sheffield Lake. A second pre-induction group from Cleveland area awaits in January.
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Sullivan
Keith Bastiain
LaGrange
Charles Thexivce Madaway
Ridgville
Warren Yourley
Lake Avenue
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Francis Burdon
Elgvis
Raymond Hal Balls
Grafton
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Avony
Arthur Wack
Elvin
Nicholas Rady
Lorain
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Elyria Group Heads to Cleveland for Pre-Induction Examinations
Carl C. Gurvivact leads a small Elyria group to Cleveland to pay for pre induction examinations. About one fourth of the men in the group will be eligible for service and may be inducted only on request. The Elyria Selective Services office names Sheeram Ducall as the appointing official amid rival groups arranging next week’s pre induction exam.
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He Clits Hall
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Ducall
Governor Stricken With Flu Forces Speech Postponement
Governor Ned, felled by a slight flu, rests in bed after a brief illness. He contracted a cold in Washington while meeting aides, and his condition worsened, delaying a Thursday night address in Abes-Wren.
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Schrader Family Tracks Overseas Call Home
The Schrader family of Marseilles describes a valentine call from Sgt. Russ Schrader, now stationed overseas. After two weeks of planning, the six minute conversation with his wife and daughter marked a rare contact during his 13 month absence.
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Gas Shortage Alert Eases as Industries Resume Supply
The Olio Fuel Gas Company declared a statewide emergency after a failed materialization reduced gas flow to about ten industrial plants statewide. By yesterday full service had been restored for most plants, though the Columbus statement warned the winter could keep the situation critical and urged consumers to conserve gas usage.
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Bloomington Hero Receives Medal After War Courage
Bloomington residents celebrate war hero Li Guery Kisters, the only man to win both the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Distinguished Service Cross for World War I valor. After hospital care, he returned home to public embrace, recounting his bold actions, including neutralizing enemy crews single handedly. A separate accident report notes Ralph Kewhan's car damaged when another vehicle skidded on East Avenue.
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Forecasts Adoption for State Ballot for Soldiers
Washington Feb 16 Rep John E Hankin says the soldier vote will be on a state ballot proposal for absentee voting by service members. He notes the Senate and House routes must agree, with committee action in progress and debates reflecting concerns over constitutional implications.
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Market snapshot shows mixed grain and livestock prices in Cleveland
The Cleveland market report lists corn and wheat futures with spring and winter varieties, flour and meal prices, and government stock distribution references. It notes supply levels for celery cabbage chives green onions, and grain stove bids, plus hogs calves and sheep with varied weights and prices.
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