County Plans War Emergency Radio Service Meeting
Plan for county wide War Emergency Radio Service to support vital communications. County Civil Defense seeks Ley ferme Corps commanders and amateur operators at a meeting in Turnee Block to discuss setup and roles. County Civil Defense chair explains intent and invites operators and mobilizations for weekly service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyferme Corps
Iineroo Miybe
Counnty
Charles HM
Rynteagh
Vseentiee Tite
Larkin County
Cae
Badonse
World Day of Prayer Observed in Oberlin
On Friday February 5 at 7 00 p m women of Oberlin churches will observe World Day of Prayer with a worship service led by Mrs Lee. About twenty participants are expected as churches worldwide hold similar observances promoting peace amid days of war.
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Wien
Wey
Lemlen
Tworld
Lee
Oberlin
Uensasyame
Sauirch
James Jones
Lanny
ALY
Roogevelt
Lyon
Rogrevel
Gil
Congress
House
Cate
UY Garany
Germany
Stalin
Gremay
Gaulta
Stein
Ussr
Boyd
Aitees
Laquidatan
Missing Woman Florence Pember Returns Home
Police were alerted last night that Florence Pember, 23, of 4 W4 South Abbe Road, who had been reported missing since 11 am Monday, has returned home safely. A brief police report confirmed her return.
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Iast
Florence Pember
South Abbe Road
Court House Sketches and Divorces In 1936 Case
In And About The Court House a report notes Revita Mo Fax of Lorain seeking a divorce and other names appearing in legal actions. The piece mentions Gabriel Arnodd and Dave Paul Bhodley involved in divorce context. also a man named Bluey arrested for entering a Northwood basement, admitted drawing a beer mural.
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Revita
Lorain
Ginge Arnodd
Revelty
Dave
Paul Bhodley
Ter Llemnakas
Guy 1
Findley
Tale
Gadiy
Bluey
Wis
Northwood Mn
Broad Street
Beer
Raut Steatz
Indoy
President And Congress In Bitter Contests
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt clashing with Congress over fiscal policy and postwar economic measures. Key debates center on subsidies, taxation, and a proposed stabilization statute, with emphasis on labor prices and wartime controls amid shifts in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Obscene pictures case nets $300 fine at New York depot
Judge Guy sentences a man for exhibiting obscene pictures at the New York Central Railroad depot, with fines from 40 to 2000 dollars and up to five years in prison. The report also covers a dog bite incident, a local political critique, and fiscal policy debates surrounding Roosevelt era tax plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanah Lorain
Deferment Review Expands Across Ohio Agricultural Classifications
Ohio selective service boards in Larary County and statewide begin review of agricultural deferments. Col C W Guile reports average registrants compact. boards advise musters to prove farm work essential and provide supporting production figures to justify continued deferment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larary County
Elveia Borre
Levin Cuunye
Nord
Murat
Postwar Programs Discussed at Cleveland Meeting
A Cleveland gathering led by W. J. Hallids of Slanted Oil Company, with Obio officials and the Economic Development committee chairmen, focused on postwar employment and economic plans. Attendees included J. B. Whagin of the Flyer Point War Planning Committee, Nex Gells, Richard Sihgeeretney of the Gonz militia for Economic Development, and Harry W. Lucchi of the Byirin Chamber of Commerce’s Postwar Planning Committee.
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Pour Lestiers
Bistia
Buess
Cleveland Vesterdas
W. J. Hallids
Wny
Obio
J.b.whagin
Nex Gells
Wid Richard Sihgeeretney
Dew Gonz Milice
Ecoadnite Devsloprannt
Harey W. Lucchi
Biyrin Chamtbee
Conmmerce
Postavan
Unclear Garove Island Naval Incident Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe silencing at Garove Island and damaged or destroyed steel light nets. Reports mention Bougainville ground fishing woes, American trains, and Allied forces near Myelin Bay and Mutupiin with barges affected. Fragmented terms obscure date, place, and scope.
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Garove Island
Bougainvile
Saldines Ce Eticlad
Dager
Apresk
Aausta Hay
Wma Moma
Pats
Myelin Bay
Aiwa
Air Tace
Mutupiin
Fragmented account of policy battles and tax figures in debate
The article outlines a heated administration led dispute over a major policy and revenue estimates. It cites opposition figures Barkley and others challenging the president's plans and projected treasury gains, while discussing congressional maneuvering and potential outcomes. The piece notes figures like 2,200,000,000 and 100,0000 in revenue projections amid partisan tensions and procedural tactics.
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Centy
BAL
Ronse Kinwell
Lem
Barkley
Pris Ab
Burkley
Gaal
Gugereds
Adlei- Vwosul
Dedsetiayy
Carder
Prosafuns
Frede
Beckley
Congres
Nate
Iocommiiies
OPA News Grocery Ad Promises Wide Fresh Produce
An OCR loaded page notes a weekly OPA News grocery listing with freefeels and features for Thursday February 4. It highlights apples bananas grapefruits lemons oranges and other fruits, vegetables, and table stock with varied prices and pack sizes. The ad includes references to California Florida New York produce, and mentions fresh fruits like grapes and seedless varieties, plus miscellaneous pantry items.
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Csiformis
Florida
Texas
California
New York
Ripper
A Million Dollars To Relieve Piles
An advertisement claims a large sum is spent annually on remedies for piles and promotes Peters Ointment as a quick, soothing solution. The copy asserts rapid relief within minutes and guarantees money back if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Peter
Death Records and Funeral Notices Mixed in Wellington and Lorain
Fragmented obituary notes list BL Pay Funeral Wellington and Charles Willian Sung 68 with service plans in Norwalk and Lorain. Entries mention a long-time volunteer firefighter, work at Conrad Coal and Supply, and several relatives including a Mrs Maygayet ttl and siblings in Mansfield and Detroit. Services set for Friday at St Pauly Carte church with Rev Fry Peas officiating.
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Sehworle Furersa
Jan Hana
Strogoph'y Hospital
Lorain
Hwa
Staller No
Ord
Thew Shovel Company
Calmielies
Oberlin
Charles Willian
Digg
Pebrudey
Cart Juin
Wen
Alain Street
Horn Dane
Aycan Ai Sindusky
John
Detroit
Sammy
Sliny
Albert Ane Louis
Cora Soha
Taleds
le Shulks
Mansfield
St Pauly Carte Vle Church
Norsilke
Fry Peas
Eden winds up war debate in Commons
In London, February, Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Commons that urgency to limit the struggle against Germany and Japan is urged as utter detestation. Prime Minister Churchill opened yesterday with a review of military situation.
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London
AUDT
Anthony Eden
Commons
Germany
Army Takes Over Los Angeles Utilities
The army and War Department order seized control of Los Angeles water and power facilities. City officials announce nonresident contractors flocking back as crews assume operation. Officials list new costs and local commerce impacts as supply chains adjust under military district control.
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Army
Los Angeles
Cupy
Eckays
Rufur
Purhain
Enelmer
Lee Angeles
War Department
Wy Wares
Fincher Baywran
Bac
Letites
Heme
Ber Bay
Hauteke
New York
New Corks
California
Bruce Box
Bob Pei
Dts
Ihotabie
Mainek
Rheatie Peyk Suite
Ito, Bu
Market notes on potatoes and meats from the Midwest to Wisconsin
Market report lists potato arrivals and pork and beef prices across states. Mentions Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and Florida markets with varied quotations and steady to slow movement. Notes fat hog and steer prices, ranges for livers and loins, and general market tone.
Fire damages Knights of Columbus bowling area
A blaze in the Knights of Columbus building at 197 Print Lea damaged the bowling alley area. Firemen suspect the fire started beneath a radiator, with rats moving papers under the floor warming wood and halting the blaze. One firefighter was briefly injured while operating a chemical extinguisher.
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Elytiy
Knights of Columbus
Print Lea
Knights of Colmmbus
Sisal
Homan Ble
Flevias
Aniel
Osborn
Public Sale Near Amherst Promises Livestock and Farm Tools
A farm sale north of North Amherst on Tuesday March 7 at 12:30 PM lists cattle including Blacks Jersey, Guernsey, and Holsteins with several due calvings, plus two sows and a team of horses. Tools include John Deere equipment, a grain drill, plows, disc, mower, wagons, and 5 tons hay plus oats and house goods.
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North Amherst
Jersey
Guernsay
Guernsey
MzCarmick
Dushaw
Jonn Deere
John Deers
Milwaukee
John Deere
Deering
McCarty
Nazi Aircraft Plants Now In Smoking Ruins
The report details Allied air strikes crippling German aircraft plants in a broad offensive, noting damage at Bernburg and other sites as American and British forces press a sustained campaign. The text emphasizes reduced German production and mentions enemy plant locations and bombing outcomes.
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Dell Savio
Te Beng
Britin
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Tabie
Rayoke
Broad St
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Laane
Justia Huyey
Fran Taymund
Dar
Washington
Taecenh
Supreme Court
Tage Gress
Gatlon
White House
Roosevelt
Amary TV
Roueewelt
Cleveland
Jurewh Luken
Vulvan
Rivhued Junubs
Dicobs
Reputs
Wee Jalan
Avatenthes
Koutsut
Niles
Lewies
Coughlan
Koyisen
Gunster
Uae
Humber
West Bridge Street
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Galle
Ohio
Ventues
Gonle
Tarurl
Pauli
Erie
Hatlee Bay
Numuel
OPA News
Wellington
B. Fay
Sun Charles
Nevw- Wit
Greenwood
KS. Ane
Hema
Eden
Hivattry
Thas
RW Cues
Buckés
Adabu
Mure Banks
U.S
Michail Staneyok
Manu
Heileta Anod
Sheld Ani Lanne
Stenty
Ehujve
AN Vidlure Wethery
Ehotek Wen
Ftonus
Baerstle
Carrote
Lupe
Hethumee
Opus XR
Slisarder
Lintinghan
Kywstk
Wogum
Valen Tstuap
Real
Africa
Ndustey
Teen Zothege
Talermal
Annie
Orisa
Koltooa
Politic
Reweetisiig
James Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
Graystone
James Garfield Blewart
Stewart
Ferms
Steve Bado
Emerich
Auer
iNaal Ludwig
Asmelis
Idv
al Nui
Sius
Vail
di U.S. Ale Force
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Ate Iecks
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Nie
Berlin
Shanghai
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