Boake Carter on espionage and Communists in the U S
The column discusses wartime counter espionage by the FBI, praising measures against German Japanese and Molian agents while warning that communists pose a broader, more dangerous threat within the United States. It critiques labor and political groups as refuges for Communist influence and notes DOJ and the Attorney General roles.
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Stalin
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Moscow
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National Capitol
Defense Bond Offer Prompts Carton Paper Chronicle
A fragmented notice urges readers to contact banks or post offices to buy Defense Bonds. It mentions a schedule starting Saturday and references a local Chronicle Telegraph edition. The text is garbled but indicates a definite weekly order for defense bonds.
New Manager At The Nelsner Store Here
A newcomer in the mercantile field here, William H. Salter of Nelmer Bros. Inc succeeds J. C. Stone, now in Columbus. Salter, formerly at Neisner stores in Detroit Chicago and Camden, heads Elyria property, brings a background in accounting from Boston University, and has taken a residence on 12th Street.
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William HH. Salter
Nelmer Bros. Inc
J. C. Stone
Columbus
Miter
Detroit
Neisner
Wey
Sores Tour
Neisner’s
Chicago
Camden
Bostuty University
Wolfer
Neisner Bros
Stilys
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Solter Dy
12Th Street
Tie
Elyria
Amherst Programs Highlight Americanism and Defense Night
Amherst group held an Americanism and National Defense program at Town Hall with Mrs. Oressa Brown and Mrs. Lena Worthington in charge. Activities included group singing, a vocal solo by Dorothy Brucker, a paper by Wilma Holzhauer, and speeches by Bob Wenzel stressing four main US traditions plus the need for a fifth World War II tradition. Lunch served for 39. meeting opened with Allegiance to the flag and featured a secretary report on paid-up 1912 members.
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Amherst
The
Legion Auxilary
Oressa Brown
Lena Worthington
Barah Towne
America
England
Dorothy Brucker
del A. Comstock
Wilma Holzhauer
Amherst Hi
Pearl Harbor
Miss Brucker
Bob Wenzel
United States
Local Clubs Plan Lent Services and Social Events
Tuesday after school meeting led by Miss Alice Mehrling discussed Girl Reserve week and church services. Upcoming events include Avenue Club at Masonic rooms with hostesses, Circle three of St Ann's meeting, and St Paul Lutheran Lenten talks. Couple celebrate 3th wedding anniversary with family gathering. Jessamine Lodge fundraiser and public library room closures announced. Postponed Marion Club meeting rescheduled to March 2. Stella Solark to wed Herbert Gammons on Jackson Street.
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Alice Mehrling
Janet Smith
Met
Avenue Club of the Eastern Stars
Masonic Club
Harald Altap
Belle Brosicker
Mable McDermott
Anna Dirtz
Circle Three
St. Ann's
Ciety
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Woman's Missionary Endeath
St. Paul
Marion Club
Stella Gambish
Milan Avenue
Townsend Club Patriotic Program Highlights Washington's Birthday
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 held a patriotic program at the British Empire Club Hill with chair Bils Reisinger. The Melodears led by Mrs Conk performed with Thelme Baxter Lola Cook Joyce Buchholz Doris Vargs Lillian Thaea and Dolores Garcia. Vocal numbers by Hubert Johnson and Shirley Ann Oswald, Readies by Claude Doane Mrs V A Mitchell and Mrs Reisinger. Card party planned at British Empire Club Hall with Tom and Jerry's orchestra. Upcoming rally at Garrensville and speaker Mrs Ford wills at Oberlin tonight. 15 new members reported. Open meetings.
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Washington
Elyria ‘Townsend Club
Hill
Bils Reisinger
Mrs. Conk
The
Melodears
Thelme Baxter
Lola Cook
Joyce Buchholz
Doris Vargs
Lillian Thaea
Dolores Garcia
Hubert Johnson
Shirley Ann Oswald
Claude Doane
V. A. Mitchell
Reisinger
British Empire Club
Tom and Jerry
Garrensville
Ford Wills
Oberlin
C.F. Waltz
Haines
Your Federal Income Tax Non Deductible Personal and business rules
Tax guidance explains which expenses are deductible for net income. It lists personal living costs as non deductible while ordinary business expenses remain deductible. It notes specific occupations where uniform and gear costs may be deductible and many other non deductible items such as life insurance premiums travel costs and alimony. It closes with hospital news and brief birth announcements from St Josephs Catholic church and local families.
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Army
Navy
Civil Service
United States
South Amherst Birthday Celebration Amid Family Gathering
A family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Slark marked a farmer’s 60th birthday with a six o’clock dinner. Numerous guests from nearby towns attended, with a patriotic birthday centerpiece and a schedule of visiting relatives. Troop and church events filled the rest of the local news, including a Girl Scouts meeting and a Lenten service at St. John’s Evangelical church.
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Sam Slark
Ales
Jackstick
Willam Itehner
Edwin Slack
Villard
Jeorge Paws
Frank Powers
South Amherst
FBT
Cleveland
Russell Allsop
Ann Allsop
Robert Oetzel
Milan
William Slack
Amherst News and Society Notes
Society items note a quilting party at the Congregational church parlors with lunch served, and the Young People's League meets at St Johns Evangelical church with a Lenten service followed by business and social hour. Also mentioned are residents and visitors from South Amherst and Cleveland, and a brief note on Egypt seeking to curb soap prices.
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Young People's League
St. John’s Evangelical Church
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Charles Ebis
Mary Keller
Betty Baus
Jessamine Lodge
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland
Bridge Boling
Margaret Mahon
Vera Mac Schotert
Hoty
Public Litter
Kuss Drug Store
Stella Solark
Herbert Gammons
Theresa Gammons
Jackon Street
Townsend Club
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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