U S Marine Flyer Ties Record of Rickenbacker
Marine ace Gregory Boyington tied the World War I legend Eddie Rickenbacker with 28 aerial victories. In a Raoul Harbor sweep on January 3, Boyington’s squadron claimed several Japanese planes, extending his South Pacific tally since August.
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U.S. Marine Flyer
Guadalcanal
Jth
Raoul
Harbor
Gregory
Pappy) Boyington
U.S
Okanogan
Wash
Boyington
Eddie Aitken
Fhucker
Joseph J. Foss
Sioux Falls, SD
South Pacific
Vella Lavela
Rabaul
New Belfaln
Fying Tigers
China
Ration coupons and wage rules from the Board
The notice urges marorists to endorse waterage coupons and provide license and registration details for vehicles issuing ration stamps. It warns distributors and banks cannot accept coupons without face information, instructs motorists to collect duplicates, and directs returning damaged books. It also outlines token use, price ceilings, and shoe rationing starting January 7.
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Marorists
Duke
South Ridge Community Notices and Updates
Sunday worship at 740 p m led by Pastor Rev ALE McVey and a Community Club meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening with the 4 1 Barner club program by Malcolm Fover refreshments to follow News items report Caroline Spiegulberg resuming duties at Cleveland Abstract Co after two weeks holiday at home Mrs Betle Fey and son Frederick of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Fowland
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Barner Club
Malcolm Fover
Caroline Spiegulberg
Cleveland Abstract Co
Betle Fey
Frederick
Lorain
Ralph Fowland
Navy Officers Suffer Fewer Casualties Than Enlisted In War
Navy reports officers account for about eight to nine percent of total casualties across services, with Marine Corps and Coast Guard officers near eight percent. Navy information chief Lovelle said data release is delayed for accuracy. The Gilbert Islands invasion casualty estimates are still under final review, though 268 sailors were saved from an escort carrier sunk by a Japanese sub. Casualty rates between officers and enlisted are similar overall, showing rank offers little protection against injury or death.
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Washington
Dan
Navy Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Navy
Marine Corps and
Letend _P. Loveile
Navy Information
Navy Department
Lovelle
Amerigo
Gilberts
Ure-Gilberts
Jamilirs
Marthayes and Son Herald
Ar Oberlin
District Prince of Peace Contest Sunday Evening
The Ohio Council of Churches selects this city for the annual Prince of Peace contest at First Methodist Church Sunday January 8 1944 at 730 pm Rev H W Courtney pastor presiding Contestants from Cuya Wayne Medina Stark and Portage counties include Phyllis Rhoads Doylestown Nancy Bechtel Wooster Webster Russell Wooster Richard Anton Cleveland Heights Patricia Gibbs Medina and Rosemary Potter Akron Winners in local church bronze and county silver medal rounds advance to county and district contests First prize state includes four year college scholarship plus 200 cash. second prize two year scholarship plus 100 cash Public invited to hear speakers at First Methodist Church Judges listed from Lorain and nearby schools
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Ohio Council of Chureties
H.W. Courtver
Cuya
Wayne
Medina
Stark
Portage
First Methodist Church
Im. Hey
Me. Courtney
Phyllis Rhoads
Doylestown
Nancy Bechtel
Wooster
Webster -Russell
Woeaster
Richard Antiol
Cleveland
Alul College
Jean Kessler
Lorain County
Fostoria
Columb
Strond Runtestin
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J. R. Watkins Products
ED Glosser
East Avenue
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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Babushkas
OPA News
Turhra
Naydt
Janary
Polit Cheria
Wanion
Trey
Kral
Germany
Asim
Europe
Acme
South Ridge
A. i
Ale, McVey
Carek
Elyrie’s Telegraph
Elyria
VICE
yAro Itut
Meads
ENO
Kee
Heinz
June San Marie
Sarah Mer Douny
Chacm Kurt Have
Ithego
Paselist
Ron Cuipnen
Eurelast
Woodbury Soap
Baer
Yane Phytican
Tarmuiey
JBACK
Mlethodiet
Mus Alter
Ty High School
Migshit Hardy
Dep Auk Pole
Larathi High Schout
Eugene Smith
County
Schouts
ESEO
Elmer Mertz
JRACK
Howard & Bloom
America
Serutan Lysol
Masterole Normidex Von's
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