War Bond Sales In Schools Surpass Twenty Thousand
The Fourth War Loan Drive saw school bond sales totaling over 20 000. Figures list high schools and dozens of individual sellers including Miss Adgie Brown and Miss Lenore Shuranker, with per school enrollments and amounts. Post office stamp and bond purchases contributed to the total, though precise local distribution remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biya
Marty Wiera Campaigo Chalemna
Iron Hal Dustroller
Schouls
Came Bei
Soport Ghyiy
Ben Ib Uwe
Eyiindligh
Smi
Bort
Adgie Brown
Lenore
Shuranker
A.M. Smitty
Char Shart
Gontanwoud
Gaulinig
Uireuth
Dusthimer
Detferson Jantar High
Phe Yallmenty
Bo Burton
Franklines
Gales
Hnititoraly
Baroes
Edison
Saleg
Miss Subea
Avi Sitar
Ely Secu
Dvelyy
Iekuntes
Eyiolimen
Mary
Setah
Lee Hane
Silesa Garford
Mles
Mary Shaw
Joseph le Tlancadero
M. Schroeter
Auction sale of farm equipment and cattle near Bellevue
Public sale on February 23 1944 starts at noon located four miles east of Bellevue on Route 20 one mile south of Lyme school. Items include John Deere GP tractor Oliver 12 inch plow 7 1 2 bottom double disc cultipacker 8 ft Deering grain binder John Deere corn binder McD yarn drill with fertilizer and check row attachment manure spreader hay tools feed grinder various cattle Jersey and Guernsey cows and heifers due dates electric brooder and related farm gear. John Norman owner Walter Leber auctioneer. Norwalk phone 1556 X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Lyme School
John Deere
Oliver
Deering
Jersey
Durham-Guernsey
Durham
Mer
Guernsey
Wimile
LaGrange
Indian Hallow Road
S.T
John Dnera Mowor
Sida Dalivery
H.C. Dean
C.B. Dowson
Lol
OFAN
Clerk
Withdraw of student soldiers from colleges begins
Washington reports the Army will withdraw more than 100000 student soldiers from colleges and universities by April 1 to meet a 200000 shortage in Army inductions. The move cuts ASTP enrollment to 95000, shifting trainees to advanced medicine dentistry and engineering paths while preserving one year of Army specialized training. The Air Forces college training program also faced sharp cuts as schools would be released as capacity allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arwy
Rom Valleges
Apell
War Department
Evla Connact
Rnow
Corr Es Capes
Air Forces? Callese
Price and sale controls spark trade disruption notes
The article details wartime price and supply rules impacting dealers with on hand stocks. It describes required reporting to authorities, description of stock, quantities, and unit values, plus penalties for noncompliance as the War Food Administration enforces suspension and adjusted pricing across tractor parts, oils, and reconditioned goods. It cites amendments and regional regulation steps.
Continuation From Page One Ne Wes Invalided
A garbled report details a patient returning to the United States via the Middle East after medical evacuation. It lists a schedule of visits to multiple companies and sites, including General Industries, Western Machinery, and Romeo plants, with destinations in Paterson and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Middle East
New York
Patreesen
Ohia
Six Are Continued In Class 2 3
Six individuals remain in Class 2 3 while seven petitioners had been placed in Class 8 by the tribunal. Papers were sent to a district board for further action as employments and replacement schedules adjust under new rules.
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Chass
Elypia Homid
Tneal
Howwite
Thornton
Warren Avenue
Henry Samuel Buck
Cleveland
Willian Mepearns
ANP
Weel River Stresty
Donald A. Hendricks
Crevwelands
Willan
George Gerstacker
Canton
Anl
John Thomagko
Foster Avenue
Lawrence J. Budi
Dover
Fates
Postwar surplus policy and demobilization plans debated
A wartime report urges postwar controls to wind down programs, allocate surplus property, and stabilize the economy. It calls for a government wide board to manage inventories, prioritize releases, and coordinate with defense and civilian agencies to prevent disorder during the transition.
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Wavark Direetor
Ul Pihor
Wlso ii Burnns Alice
Eptes
Whitdreyal
Elvillan
Eton
Ihemmed
Indat Crilien
Flemus
Bie Pric
Coolio
WPB
le Provident
Castile
Dressius
WAS
Mentaby
Americ
HS. Ofline
Court notices and divorces dominate local docket list
Guardian case against National Tune Co settles for payments to plaintiff. Several divorce actions approved in common pleas court, including Gladys B. for divorce from James on neglect and cruelty, and Barbara leading to remarriage petition. Alimony and support orders issued, new hearings scheduled, and multiple custody and property issues referenced in ongoing proceedings.
Death Ry 4 Gage Funeral Services Held In North Olmsted
Funeral services for Edith B. Gage wife of Myrton Gage were held Monday at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev. J. Ive Rouse officiating. Richard Ally Women’s Relief Corps and the Grange conducted services at the grave in Ridge Cemetery. In North Olmsted Ohio, the Seelye family notes a memorial for Mrs. Keller Bertha Seexins Seeking who died at Memorial Hospital after living on Oberlin Road. Burial at Ridge Memorial Park.
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Keller Bertha Seexins Wits
Elyria
Danny
Filycia “Memorial Magpital
Oberlin Road
Ryna No
W Mreather
Fist Methodisthurch
Order of Easter Star
Sudro-Caurtis Funeral Home
H.W. Courtney
Ridge Min Metoriel Park
Seeking
Rehan
US 8
Navy
Richard Rosa
Sia Chinn Kay
Sandusky
Gap
Albert MacKay
U.S. Army
Averé
Bliss
Willian MacKay
Wichita
Hains
Ralph
MacKay
Iveston
Texas
George
JA Md Tungite Kay
Sancis
Postal Holiday Observed for Washington Birthday
Tuesday will be a postal holiday with Wie Elyrin post office closures and no railway deliveries. Outgoing mail will be collected with a skeleton crew, downtown collections limited, special delivery mail to be delivered when it arrives.
FSA Adopts Conservative Policy Under War Conditions
In Columbus in February Administrator Frank Mancock announced that the Farm Security Administration will stay with a conservative policy, turning back money and avoiding loans under farm relief programs. He said loans will be based on wartime earning capacity and average incomes, despite market booms and inflated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Mancock
Eam Security
Adamiswarion
FSA
Ohio
Ono
Hancock
Olivet Choir to Sing at Jones Chapel Church
The Olivet Choir of Cleveland will sing at Jones Chapel Church in a Sunday morning service led by Rev Johnson. A 15 member choir will perform a program including sacred hymns at the Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Chor
Cleveland
Dunes” Chapel Choi
Jones Chapel
Johnson
Gleveland
Prynel
London Blitz Night Assault Described in Quiet Defense
The report notes German bombers approaching from multiple directions as London endures a fierce night of raids. Despite heavy bombardment and widespread damage in East Anglia and southeast England, casualties were kept lower than earlier raids, with civilian defense workers aiding rescue efforts amid searchlight beams and night fighters.
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East Anglia
England
Fox
London
Volumieers
North Ridgeville club anniversary noted and fire memory
Local club events marked the STI anniversary dinner at Mrs Harvey Stroud’s home attended by twenty members. The group, started seven years ago by Mrs Fred Sto and Mrs Fred Wilford, recalled earlier meals and a fatal Easter morning fire at Cleveland Road. A boundary discussion and a March Town Hall riot plan were also mentioned.
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Barden
Nortie Ridgeville
Robert Gri
Cleveland Road
E. Ely
Robert Gray
Honom
Harvey Stroud
Fred Sto
Fred Wiford
Hea
Ronkey
Mia
Wilford
Cleveland Rand
Bradley
Ulear
Haswell
Hadgeville TV
Priv
Merritt Pisquit
Mure Mage
Ria Bisetlobinan
Mernay
Mary Hegre
Powell
Shea
Delivery Service Calk Roblet Fails In Oberlin Area
Fragmented notice from Oberlin MAS lists a delivery service issue with address clues at Cedar Ave Montre 4873 and Morgan St. Calls or calls from 4141 appear as contact details. No clear event date or full names.
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Mas
Shannon
Cedar Ave
Montre
Morgan St
Income Tax Men in Oberlin Next Week
Oberlin reports two representatives from the Income Department of the Internal Revenue Office will visit the Oberlin post office next week, from Monday through Friday, to assist taxpayers in filing returns and adjusting tax positions. The changes include a new commander assignment at the local post, with updates on various community meetings and events scheduled around February.
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Qberlin
Titer Bal Hevenue
Ubere
Homer Howard
T Ww
Gommard
Watt Laat i Oberlin
Nas
Indiana
Ralph
Horace U.s.mk
Neagta
Arizany
Fi Flagstiff
Arizona
Larner
Ft Pruduate
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Jobov
Goll Caurey
Upnaon Ly
Comsing Seas
O. F. Alter
M. J. Chork
H. Pyiventid
Ie High
Southwestern Keagug
Rocky River Tast
Lane
League
Csivey
Great Lakes
Oberlin Womans Club
George Sedaomaty
Beenas
Vobquary Zi
GS Po An. i Ihe Methodist Church
Cinlleze Calunday
Serviens
Avis Wid Srsonione
Schau
Invak
Senter Plinie
Warner Hal
Robiny
Felry
Conservatory of Music
the Schowk
Saravel
Huy
Genervatory
Winley Berati
Onde
Markets Sell Odd Items Amid Mixed Wheat and Eggs
A fragmented market listing shows varied goods from wheat to eggs, vegetables, and household items. Prices appear irregular with scattered figures, vendors named obliquely, and several garbled phrases reflecting an uncertain OCR scan of a bustling trades page.
Fruit Growers Elect Committee in Lorain County Meeting
Lorain County fruit growers reelected the extension committee for another year at a meeting in Lorain County Ratings and Trust Dudldleyg. Members include C Collum Elyria Township Shriver Henry nriver rat ion. Paul Subnaiikon Amherst Ernult Luhveringer Donal Wesein Wenrietin Cravell Barter Co hubla Foster Sthenek Avon Lake. The next meeting on March 10 will elect drivers. Frank Reach and C G Ane son of Ohio State University spoke. Advice urged not to use nitrogen fertilizers. nitrate will be available this year but orders must be placed by the fifth week prior to delivery.
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Lorain County
Itruit
Dudldleyg
Ares C
Collum
Elyria
Township
Shriver
Henry Nriver
Paul Subnaiikon
Amherst
Ernult Luhveringer
Donal Wesein
Wenrietin
Cravell Barter
Cohubla
Foster Sthenek
Avon Lake
Wait
Speekers
Frank Reach
C. G. Aneson
Ohi State University
Beath
Mitat
Fruit BroWers
Allison
Will Mane
Pie-Hall
Allan
J. Memnel
Plane believed to crash with four aboard in Pacific
A small American Airways plane under a Navy contract is believed down in the North Pacific. Four aboard were reported, a search lasting several hours found no wreckage or survivors. The Navy confirmed an active search is underway with no trace of the crew or passengers.
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Washington
Fah
Wil
Puny America Airways
Navy
le Seaille
Indus
North Pacific
Fire damages warehouse at Parmiers Exchange
A fire at the Parmiers Exchange County warehouse today caused about $13,000 in damages. Firefighters reported a 40 year old man at the scene, four carloads of terntive and quantities of alfalfa meal were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmiers Exchange Couniny
E H S Students See Travel Movies at Assembly
E H S students viewed travel and adventure films presented by Robes Friars at a student assembly. The footage covered routes along a Pan American highway, jungle ruins, plantations, and diverse regions from Latin America to South America, contrasting old and new infrastructure and noting geographic and cultural highlights.
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Ure
Ile Sunsamericiay
South Americ
Piguires
Duuiy
Beronn
Gunilien
Countrles
Wierere
Saline Cruz
Tyne 10
Bakuta Chul
Wef Feld
Seuwe
Lequblyle
Parole Violator Held After Auto Theft Incident
Heslie Borich aged 20, of Portsmouth Delaware, is arrested on parole violation charges. The case involves a stolen automobile linked to Darteh from Mansfield Reformatory and the recovery of a weapon and bonds in Burnworthy. Curtis Hamlin, a parole officer, reports Borich held after the chase and subsequent evidence found near Naty Magesree.
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Heslie Borich
Portsmouth
Swark
Etine Patile Auth
Palin
Curtis Hamtin
Naty Magesree
Darteh
Oui
Mansfield Recormatory
Burnworgy
Hemlin
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Ireland
Murradeot
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Fane One
Colsan Corentien Sc
Apom
Baumer Comp Company
Repo
Romeo
Aceuil
Joseph Ch. Frederick
Daha Cangrid
Laraily
Tha Naford ‘Tube Co
Young
Roberl
D. A. Shok Yeatovlay
Leon Wrajanowls
Gueftelt Meigus
Ant Taday Agato
John Kalix
Lorvin
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Taday
Rus
Ty Durige
D. A. Cook
Gladys Bake
River Alleen
Dames
Crelly
Marie
Melden Nate
Kyer
Ma Bsleritty
Elowvie
Barbara
Mary Pheing
Indge
Merward
Aranidis
Feck
Arene Aursey
Matio
Prore
Artos Plyer
Ril
Spence
Bonner
Mera Evestedt
Owe
Pratt
Berane
Rhein
Hygrade's
Tires
Gesolina
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Mae
Rey
North Ridgeville
Nigten
Atco
Win
Oberlin
Ncome
Mitre Wren
Hugo Care Qilurs
Frente
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Sais Gove
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Obe
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Laculeiana
Darther
Tio Ph
Yestor
Fannie H Lawn
Rezording
Ton NO
Ito Saynott
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Fruit Growers Elect Committee
Costey
Warkilqure Fine
Ogi
Marshall
LA Fayette ST
Gulf Road
Harwood Street
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