Two Brothers in Armed Forces Have Reunion at Home
A Guarriedty arranged birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs John Super in Elyria honored Cpl Clarence Super on his twentieth birthday and allowed him a brief home visit before returning to Camp McCain. His brother Pte James Super in the Marine Corps joined the reunion before heading to North Carolina for aviation training. The article notes a government plan to spend 4,000,000 for new buses to municipal lines.
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John Super
Elyria
Cpl Tech
Clarence Super
Nity
Pte
Marine Corps
Bome
Cpl
Clarence. Ser
McCain
James Super
Che @Ml
North Carolina
Surpluses To Be Made Available To Civilians Surplus War Property Plan
Washington February 22 War Mobilization Director Byrnes announced new surplus war property administrator Clayton will immediately unlock surplus manufactured woods and raw materials for civilian use as part of postwar reconversion led by Bernard Baruch. Clayton aims to organize first major effort to release Army held surplus for civilian needs. Livestock Producers Meet At Columbus to discuss postwar supply and market plans.
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Washington
Wol. Ylun
Armed Services
Clayton
Vom
Jaiace F
White House
Bernard M. Baruch
Columbus
Ezra Thy Benson
Theytional Council of Farmer Coop
Producers Livestock Cooperative Association
Yatrans Uie
Home Remedy Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief and Savings
A home mixed cough syrup praised for quick relief from colds with simple kitchen steps. It suggests sugar or corn syrup with water, later adding a bottle of pinex syrup bought from a druggist. Claims soothe phlegm and irritated airways, lasting long without spoilage, with money-back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Shaw on Irish and English relations sparks debate
The excerpt critiques Irish and English cultural tensions, referencing George Bernard Shaw and his views on social standards and class. It discusses reactions to Irish and English stereotypes, noting reactions at neighborhood taverns and political undercurrents, with historical context on Irish origins and European movements.
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George Bernard Shaw
Ife
Europe
Ireland
British German Race Ties and Ancestral Hints
The writer argues that perceived kinship between British and German traits is unlikely and that English origins may trace to Germanic captives. He compares cultural traits, notes clashes between Irish and British, and muses that future events could alter these histories as relations evolve.
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Mitler
Gerat
Isembsch
Ils
Acadenne
OPA News Teletype Details Gasoline and Inspection Rules
Motorists with tied inspection records must obtain new blanks from the line inspector for proper termination. Retailers must post ceiling prices and community price charts readable by customers. Overcharged customers should report to the Heard's office with receipts. Gasoline rationing will resume with fishing season opening and farmers must certify acreage and machine age to receive allocations.
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Heard's
Aerialist Falls At Cleveland Circus Injures
A 25 foot fall in the Cleveland arena injured Ruby Hay, aerialist with the AL Strol Grotto Circus. The years old performer reportedly warned her husband Harry that trouble could follow after a black car crossed in front of their car en route here from Akron. She suffered head trauma, a likely fractured vertebra, and possible spinal injuries.
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Cleveland
Ruby Hay
AL Strol
Car Pooling Proposal to Extend Limited Auto Use
The passage urges motorists to obtain a suitable vehicle and share rides to stretch scarce transportation. It notes cars now wear with heavy use and predicts facilities will be curtailed. By pooling among a group, car availability would improve, recommending at least four persons per sedan to maximize efficiency.
Quarter Million Dollar Blaze In Cleveland
The arson squad of Cleveland Fire Department opened an immediate investigation into a downtown fire that damaged Upieln Co and A Gordon Furniture, with losses around 230 000 dollars. Thousands of dollars worth of chemicals and medicines were lost, and office equipment damage neared 20 000 dollars. No cause determined yet as crews battled the blaze in early hours and tried to save the building’s contents.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Fire ‘Department
Upieln Co
A. Gordon Furniture Company
Av Upjohn Company
Fragmentary notice on a 20 006 furniture stock and veteran surgeon
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions furniture stock priced around 20 006 and a former worn veterinary surgeon in Hollywood. It also references Juan Rodriguez Cabrille as the first white man selt out in California Irv 142, with unclear context and missing details.
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Hollywood
Juan Rodriguez Cabrille
California
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